narrator: one such shooter was frank butler. an irish immigrant in his mid-20s, butler was just starting to make a name for himself on the variety stage. he was traveling through southern ohio one fall, claiming he could outshoot anyone around. kasper: frank is staying in a hotel in cincinnati, and he starts talking with a bunch of farmers. the farmers say, "hey, we have someone in our county "who's a really good shot, and we're going to bet 100 bucks that this person can beat you." narrator: butler laughed, but he needed the money. the match was on. wilson: frank butler, this already professional shootist, shows up for this match with hundreds of people watching, and who is it that comes as his opponent but a 15-year-old girl who was only five feet tall and weighed 100 pounds. narrator: "the moment she appeared," butler recalled, "i was taken off guard." annie's first shot was a hit. ( gunshot ) both shooters hit 24 birds in a row. ( gunshots ) then, butler missed. ( gunshot ) "i stopped for an instant," annie remembered. i kne

butler and baker were investigating the suspect for a recent sexual assault and went to his home and talked with him at the back and he agreed to meet the officers at front. when they met he fired a handgun five times in three seconds, hitting and disables baker and butler who fired four more times at both before taking thais -- their weapons. three officers. came to the scene and there was a gun battle. he was wearing officer baker's personal am more. he was slot and killed. four law enforcement officers were identified as officer clark and garcia and childs and a santa cruz deputy >> while being shot four brave and courageous law enforcement officers one from santa cruz county sheriff and three from the police department walked through the gates of hell and disknowledge whatted firearms as they were trained to do under such circumstances and ended this event. >> all four law enforcement officers were put on leave but are now back on duty. the santa cruz police department is also doing their own internal investigation through their independent police auditor and are expecting to rel

butler said he would not do that.d've named the church, he has not named the church and his first television interview about the incident, he's talking to us tonight. >> i find this amazing. you sent basically a four-word tweet congratulating jason collins. how long after that did this church contact you? and how did the conversation go? >> well, it took about -- i guess a couple of hours, but i think that's the circulation time. because when i got the initial phone call from the church, it was from one of the administrators, and she expressed -- first she asked me. did you send out a tweet to some young man about being gay? i said, yeah, yeah, jason collins. isn't that a great thing? and she said, no, i don't think you can speak to our kids about that. you need to talk to the pastor. and i was a little shocked. but then the pastor called me and that's when we got into the old -- the whole religion thing about gay people and things of that nature and the conversation just went back and forth for us a couple of minutes

when he emerged, he opened fire. >> the first two rounds were fired at detective butler. one round missed her, one round took her to the ground. the next three rounds were fired at sergeant baker. one round missed him. the other two round disabled him and knocked him to the ground. >> reporter: he says goulet then armed himself with the officer's gear, shot them again, and took off in their unmarked car. officers swarmed the neighborhood finding goulet about a block away. after a shootout, the suspects was dead. he was wearing baker's bulletproof vest and carrying a passport and an airplane ticket to new mexico. today the four officers who shot goulet were identified including one who was off duty but left home to come to the scene to help. >> these officers were truly the thin blue line that stood between this deranged individual and our community on that day. >> reporter: only after the shooting did police learn that goulet had an extensive criminal history including sex crimes. he had served two years in prison for carrying a gun without a permit and invasion of person

. >> now, you're getting ready -- the movie that you just did was "the butler"?ow, here we are, you, oprah winfrey, lee daniels. this is the 50th anniversary for the march on washington. >> that's right. >> we have a black president and you played a butler? >> i did, through eight different presidents. so you'll see a little bit of everything from lbj all the way up to obama's inauguration. >> is that right? >> yes, sir. you'll actually see some before that. it's based on the life exploits of eugene gains, a butler in the white house played by forest wit car from the time he was in the cotton fields seeing his father executed by the plantation owner in front of him, all the way up until when he was in the white house, lenny kravitz plays another butler, oprah winfrey plays the wife of forest whitaker's character vanessa -- >> robin williams plays the president, allen ripen plays the president and nixon is played by john cusack. there's a lot of amazing performances in this movie. and david plays the son of the butler, who eventually becomes a black panther. >> a

that class changed my entire life, doctor. [ crying ] you mean, that's what inspired you to become a butler? yes. you taught that household servants played a vital role throughout history. [ grunting ] you always were unique. i was at the palace doing some research when those two thugs attacked me and ran away with the map. it's not a total loss, though. at least we have a digital copy. interesting. why were you studying it? are you familiar with the legend of murasia? is it a place?

coming face to face with suspect jeremy goulet, sergeant loran "butch" baker and detective elizabeth butler were dead. kpix 5's anne makovec has more on the officers' final moments and the lessons learned from the tragedy. >>> reporter: the santa cruz county sheriff describes the deaths of police sergeant loran "butch" baker and detective elizabeth butler as an ambush. >> there is no reason for them to suspect that he was going to exit that home with a weapon. >> reporter: baker and butler had come to goulet's home on north branciforte avenue in the middle of a february afternoon. they had been talking with him through a window for about 10 minutes trying to get his side of the story about accusations of misdemeanor sexual assault. >> both officers were standing at the doorstep when goulet exited the home. and within three seconds, goulet fired five rounds at the two officers. >> reporter: he says goulet then armed himself with the officer's gear, shot them again and took off in their unmarked car. the accused killer was shot and killed by other officers less than an hour later. >> a signif

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keyser time now to turn to john butler chief investment officer at fora prior to launching him for a john was managing director and head of index strategies group of deutsche bank and before do it your back he was at lehman brothers also in london john welcome back to the concert thank you max always a pleasure all right john butler regarding the bank of japan policy sleat magazine writes the stimulus program will be affordable because under how do you the bank of japan is committed to printing as much money and buying as many bonds as there are out there well if printing money and buying bonds worked wouldn't have started to work at least a little by now somehow japan is simply repeating the same mistakes over and over doing things that didn't work in the past on even greater and larger scale there's no qualitative difference to what is happening now only a quantitative difference but it should be clear based on the track record of all of this that you're well into diminishing returns at this point and japan is simply dug itself into a hole and i

butler was sentenced to eight years of corporate and last year for his role in the crime. wielsch also limited to working with butler to rob prostitutes under the guise of making an arrest. in his defense, he stated that he participated in the crimes because he was physically and mentally ill. >> we will be right back. ♪ ♪ all around the world ♪ everybody singing along ♪ everybody singing along ♪ never looking back ♪ it's a long, long way from my home ♪ [ male announcer ] with the best line up of vehicles ever. introducing the new chevrolet. why just go from a to b, when imagination can take you everywhere? here we go. [ male announcer ] chevrolet. find new roads. here we go. with stho much competition, finding the right job is never easy.. but with the nation's largest alumni network,, including those in key hiring positions, university of phoenix can help connect you to a world of opportunity.y. foour neighbors.... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created... a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more.. low and no-calori

sergeant loran butch baker and officer elizabeth butler. it was the first time they were together since the memorial service and they are wearing new pins of sergeant loran butch baker and officer elizabeth butler. they learned about it and after he shot the officers, he stole one of their cars and guns and he finally ended up shooting him and it bass the first time he was the last in the line of duty. and the chief and sheriff plan to release more information about the shooting as well as the names of the officers involved in that shooting. we are also expected to find out more and that will be happening in several hours and live at the headquarters, janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> breaking news on the peninsular involving a bus and some downed power lines, sal? >>> sam trans bus was driving and i will put a map up of the area and they are just a residential street when passengers came up and they are awaiting for it to fit out and they may be getting a delay. they are backed up for a 15 to 20 minute delay and no major p

authorities say he fired a totele a of nine rounds shooting butler first and then baker, killing them. there were three police officers and one off--duty sheriff a's -- off-duty sheriff's deputy when he was cornered in -- in an alley. >> goulet was shooting 15 rounds at the officers and then the officers returned some the same amount of rounds through him. a significant amount of rounds struck goulet and he was continued to fire and that exchange took quite a long time. the officers shooting were reasonable, prudent and heroic. >> reporter: between the officers and the deputy, they fired a total of 54 pounds at goulet. it's unknown how many bullets actually hit him. the sheriff, police chief and d.a. praised the four officers' actions saying they were heroes who saved the lives of other officers and the community who could have been caught in the crossfire. the police officered were officer more say, officer clark and officer shields. the deputy was stephon fish. they are owl back on -- all back on duty. the police department is trying to complete its internal investigation. they will

elizabeth butler and loran 'butch' baker.goulet in connection with an alleged sexual assault. at a news conference today, sheriff phil wowack also revealed for the first time, in chilling detail, how goulet ambushed the two officers at point blank range. >> those officers were standing at the doorstep when he exited the home. within 3 seconds, he fired five rounds at the two officers from his personally owned 45 caliber automatic pistol. in those three seconds with those five rounds, both officers were disabled and mortally wounded. at that point, the suspect walked over to the sergeants and fired two more into certain baker and his armed him. ticket service weapon from him. he battered another round into sgt baker and walked away. the suspect then fired an additional round into detective a butler who would lying on the ground mortally wounded. he did that with some quebeckers weapon. -- sergeant baker's weapon. >>pam:thirty minutes later, a gun in each hand, goulet fired another 15 rounds in a running gun battle with police.

the first one missed butler, the second one hit her and knocked her to the ground. the third one missed baker. the other two knocked him down. goulet fired two more shots into baker and used baker to put another bullet into butler. law enforcement eventually found goulet who refused to surrender. he was armed with his gun and the two guns from the officers as well as one of their body armors. he ran away firing two guns at once randomly into the air, they said firing 15 rounds at people, the public, at the officer. once he was cornered, one deputy and three santa cruz police officers fired 54 rounds at goulet killing him. this morning, the santa cruz sheriff's office, the police department released the names of that deputy and the officer, those three officers, all of them men, with experience ranging from four to 16 years on the respective forces. one piece of interesting tidbit was that the deputy had been off duty at the time, was at home caring for his children. when he heard about what was going on. he dropped his kids off at his folks' house, got his equipment

chris butler is serving 8 year years.n oakland, abc 7 news. >> more to co-uc berkeley graduate speaks out. >> gun being pointed at me. >> couple. fear echo at rally in sacramento today. concern that has so many people too afraid to seek help. >> plus beg buck big changes. project that will change the look at sfo and create thus of jobs. >> and bay area university with lofty goal. to fund meantally reshaipt future of human. reshaipt future of human. >> i have that story >> massive push for immigration reform in sacramento. buses loaded with protestors from all over the state made the trek to the state capitol today. as annette explains not everyone thinks immigration is an issue that sacramento needs to take on. >> no wins illegal power to the people. >>reporter: bus load of im grant from all over california. rally at the state capitol for more rights. hundreds had stores of how difficult it is to life in the shadow because of the immigration status. >> 51 was being pointed at me this. >>reporter: uc berkeley graduate too

in banning, stacy butler, for cbs news. >>> in northern california, a fire in sonoma county is about 50% contained the morning after burning about 125 acres. another fire in nappa county is fully contained after burning 75 acres. no buildings were damaged and no injuries are reported. >>> now to the debate over immigration reform. there were mayday marches in support of reform yesterday across the country. demonstrators at an anti-capital protest in seattle clashed with police. 18 people were arrested. protesters threw rocks and bottles at police and police used flash bang grenades and pepper spray. demonstrators also took to the streets of downtown los angeles. the rally snarled traffic and forced city buses to change their routes. historically mayday, may 1st, began as day for labor rights. recently it's morphed into a day for immigration reform. >>> there was also a rally in portland, oregon. oregon's governor signed a bill authorized driver's licences for people who are in the state illegally. >> all oregonians can take a driver's exam, can get a license, can get car insurance, a

"i sent the butler to buy bread for i." >> no, that's not good. >> how about, "i sent the butler to buy bread for me"? >> that's better. >> case closed. for you and me, i'm christina reporting for "tkn." >> in "speak of the week," it's your turn to tell us what you think. >> vampires and werewolves are among the most popular mythical creatures. so, which one is your favorite? >> werewolves, because they're? cooler and they can, like, transform and stuff. >> i feel like vampire, 'cause, like, i feel like you live longer. [ chuckles ] >> werewolves, because they're stronger than vampires. >> werewolves, i think. vampires are a little bit too obvious. you know, everybody goes crazy for the whole bloodsucking thing. >> werewolves, because taylor lautner is a werewolf and he's way hotter than robert pattinson. >> neither. pirates all the way. you have to understand. pirates is what happened. >> it seems that werewolves are more popular, but who knows -- maybe pirates will be the next big craze. with "speak of the week," i'm grant. >> "north by northwest" is a classic movie thriller by alfred

butler is serving eight years for his involvement in the wide reaching case that is implicating otheraw enforcement officers and a lawyer. >> in norman's mind, he has been unfairly singled out because he is a cop. as the cord said, i court said, i need to sentence in a way that the public doesn't lose respect in the courts and can trust its police officers, who know that there's hell to pay if they get caught doing something. >> reporter: while wielsch had rows and rows of family and friends in a attendance there were some who believe the judge got it right. >> if you want to go out and deal and, you know, sell dope and rob people, don't be a police officer. >> reporter: the way federal sentencing works, it looks as if norman wielsch will spend at least 12 years in federal prison. elizabeth, we should also point out that the judge fined him $150,000 and she said that was due immediately. >> all right. ann notarangelo, thank you. >>> well, initially he said, hey, stuff happens. now a slight change of tone and governor brown's new take on the $6 billion bay bridge. >> the advertise one-

when santa cruz police sergeant butch baker and detective=/% elizabeth butler went to talk to jeremylet, they tried to coax him out of his home. an investigation into what happened february 26th revealed he said he was coming out, but the officers never expected he would come out firing a .45 caliber automatic pistol. they were killed within secondsx what investigators revealed today is what happened next. >> at that point, the suspect walked over to the mortally wounded sergeant baker, fired two more rounds into him, then disarmed him, took his service weapon from him. goulet then fired another round into sergeant baker and walked away with sergeant baker's gun. >> reporter: he then shot detective butler who was on the ground and took her weapon too, then took off in their patrol car. witnesses say he then terrorized the community, firing with a gun in each hand. >> from those two handguns, he fired 15 rounds randomly at the officers and the public standing in the parking lot across the street. >> reporter: three santa cruz police officers and an off-duty sheriff's deputy fired a to

then there's leroy butler.een bay, invented the famous lambeau leap and speaks out about bullying to youth groups. his four word tweet "congrats to jason collins" caused a church to cancel his speech on bullying. he joins me now. good to see you. doing okay? >> good, don. how are you? >> i'm great. thanks for coming on. they didn't want you voicing support for jason collins but they said you could make the speech if you did several specific things. what did they want you to do? >> i think for the most part they wanted i guess to protect the kid that i wouldn't mention anything having to do with homosexuality, gay rights or anything like that. if i was able to take the tweet back and ask for forgiveness they said i could do my speech and i would get paid my speaker's fee. that really bothered me. for the most part i thought -- because i shot a lot of videos and talked to a lot of kids. i have polled a lot of kids, where is bullying coming from, and church was one of the top ones. i thought, if i took that back i

fired 2 more rounds into him. >> he you could over to butler and shot her at close range.baker body arm or from the car and left. 30 minutes later he was dead. the investigation in the shooting cleared the 4 officers who killed him. police chef called them heroes. >> they truly saved many more lives and probably law enforcement lives by the actions that day. >> sheriff's investigation may over. sadly it doesn't bring back the 2 officers who were killed. vick lee, 7 news. >> if stay with us. we have update on the breaking news in washington state. bridge collapse. new information just coming in. we have that and the city of oakland making some headlines but not in the way it headlines but not in the way it goodnight. thanks, olivia. thank you. so you can make a payment from your cell to almost anyone's phone or email. (speaking french) so you can express your gratitude... in the moment. chase quickpay. so you can. fele narrator: through monday, get 36 months through monday, get 36 months interest-free financing and save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get th

chris butler serving eight years. >> the day started at yahoo with a big deal. a $1.1 billion deal to acquire tumblr and ended with a major product upgrade. it's all about a youth movement. >> yahoo hoping 6-year-old tumble. r can show an old dog new trips. why the deal makes sense. yahoo provided the video. >> we're very strong in sports, news, finance and photos they're very strong in fashion and architecture, food, travel. a lot of the verticals we aren't. so when you first look at how the company was work together there is just a lot of terrific opportunities there. >> however, analyst rob enerly is worried remembering when then ceo tried to reinvigorate hp by acquiring compax. -. >> so he's slamming in a young company into an older firm. it's going to be a distraction well. swau compaq. this is going to be the same problem here, yahoo doesn't have resources hp did. this is cheaper it's still risky. >> tumblr users are young and yahoo's image of that of a stojy old company. >> yahoo is old for me, we grew up hearing yahoo everywhere. i think google is taking

chris butler serving eight years. >> the day started at yahoo with a big deal.1 billion deal to acquire tumblr and ended with a major product upgrade. it's all about a youth movement. >> yahoo hoping 6-year-old tumble. r can show an old dog new trips. why the deal makes sense. yahoo provided the video. >> we're very strong in sports, news, finance and photos they're very strong in fashion and architecture, food, travel. a lot of the verticals we aren't. so when you first look at how the company was work together there is just a lot of terrific opportunities there. >> however, analyst rob enerly is worried remembering when then ceo tried to reinvigorate hp by acquiring compax. -. >> so he's slamming in a young company into an older firm. it's going to be a distraction well. swau compaq. this is going to be the same problem here, yahoo doesn't have resources hp did. this is cheaper it's still risky. >> tumblr users are young and yahoo's image of that of a stojy old company. >> yahoo is old for me, we grew up hearing yahoo everywhere. i think google is taking over

during this morning's news conference, we are expected to hear that baker and butler are cleared ofongdoing along with the officers that shot and killed goulet. their actions were considered a justifiable homicide. for the first time, we will learn the names of the officers who took down goulet. the sheriff department is us in-depth breakdown of the chain of events that led to the deaths of baker and butler. this will be a joint news conference here. the santa cruz police department, the sheriff's office and the d.a., the news conference again at 10:00 at santa cruz police headquarters. reporting live, bob redell, tuz in t "today in the bay." >>> police looking for a man that exposed himself to two teenage girls near a school. those girls were walking behind the dairy delight on monterrey road near briton middle school. the driver raid his body up and exposed himself to the girls before driving off. if you happen to have any information about this incident, you are asked to please call morgan hill police. >>> 6:32. the city of san francisco could pay millions of dollars for a massiv

going butch baker and elizabeth butler lay wounded. >> at that point the suspect, jeremy goulet, walked over to the wounded sergeant butch baker fired two more rounds into him and took his weapon from him. >> jeremy goulet fired 9 rounds at the two police officers. some at point blank range. officers discovered jeremy goulet armed with his gun and body armor. >> jeremy goulet was found in the alley. started running with guns ablaze. shooting four witnesses, shoot with both weapons. >> four brave law enforcement officers walked through the gates of, discharged their fire arms as they have been trained  to do so under such circumstances and ended this. >> reporter: those officers fired 54 rounds at jeremy goulet. >> these officers were the thin blue line that stood between this individual and our community on that day. >> police tell thus four officers -- tell thus four officers -- tells us the four officers. tonight at 6:00 p.m. more about them and their commitment to protect. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> within the last hour we learned the port of oakland named a new execut

butler was sentenced to eight years in federal prison last year for his role in the crimes.ble prostitutes under the guise of making an arrest. in his defense, he said he participated in a crisis because he was physically and mentally ill. >> we will be back with >> listen to the roar! oh my god! god please keep these people safe. >> video from the devastated town of moore . it was more of a west tornado. a large portion on the ground. that led a large path of destruction 2 mi. wide and over 20 mi. long. >> and we're monitoring the press conference that is going on out of the hospital as well as this morning there are about 145 people who're still in hospital right now with their injuries. as we know there was one elementary school there was a direct hit in the past. for two elementary schools and told were touched by these tornadoes. the medical center that was damaged there were a lot of interest there. we're just monitoring what is going on. it's beginning of this on the conditions. and the death toll throughout the day is expected to change as well. we heard from preside

mcgee. .dward butler s. gruber. jeffrey s. j.rew timothy j. andrew c.- jacob b. mitchell r. the white house is announced that president obama will be in oklahoma tomorrow to look at tornado damage and meet with survivors and first responders. we'll have coverage here on c- span. we tell to the representative of the small business administration on the role in disaster relief. he discussed the application and loan process. and how loans are administered not only to small businesses but homeowners and nonprofit organizations. the u.s. small business administration is a primary source of federal systems of disaster for owners of private property area we offer low interest loans to homeowners, renters, and businesses of any size as well as nonprofit organizations. we are here to provide a tovice to offer those loans anyone who has damage in a disaster. to comey, we want them in at this time to one of our centers where they can get one- on-one assistance. sohave recover centers anyone can come in where there are resources available to them. we established the business recovery sy

in the batman series. >> and he starred as the butler in "miss congeniality" and he starred in "hannahs." and it was his role in "cider house rules" that earned him his second oscar. >> and he's back making magic in his new film "now you see me." >> well, well, well. >> so nice to see you again. >> it's great. haven't seen you in ages. >> this movie, i'm not a fan of magic, but this movie, it's about that, but not really. it's fascinating. >> what fascinated me with the script when they sent it to me was that i have been in a couple of films with magic, so well take a card and -- >> right, right. >> but this is so gigantic you cannot, it's a spectacular. it costs millions to make and these tricks that these, it's -- >> it's like the cirque du soleil of magic. >> yes and these young guys who do this, they do this incredibly enormous show and rob everybody all the way round during the show. >> what's your role, you're not a a imagine m&a jigs, obviously. >> no. >> but you move the pieces around. >> i'm the villain, i'm the money behind all of these kids. >> you're an insurance agent. >>

they are wearing new pins with baker and butler's badge numbers on their uniforms.ice say the two officers were shot to teeth in february by jeremy goulet who they are interviewed for a sexual assault investigation. goulet stole one of their cars and weapons and got into a shootout with police wherer was killed. we're expecting to hear the shooting was justified as well as the names of the officers involved. authorities are supposed to reveal a more specific breakdown and the time line of what led up to the deaths and the sheriff's department internal investigation. the santa cruz county sheriff will be here as well as the district attorney. at 10:00, they will speak about what their departments have found. we are also being sold that, you know -- we're also being told again, more specific time lines and the police chief will address the crowd and make a statement about what they found. reporting live from santa cruz, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 8:04. safety remains a pressing issue for the new eastern span of the bay bridge. there are still many una

. >> gary butler has been helping neighbors put tarps on their roofs to keep water from leaking into their damaged home. >> you start getting rain inside the houses the ceilings will collapse. >> streets already flooded in some moore. in some places tornado debris has washed into the roads. >> today is the last day of school in moore. >> donated supplies are being given out at a special assembly for students. in oklahoma, edward lawrence. >> 13,000 homes were damaged or destroyed. there's an estimated $2 billion in damages. if you want to help go to redcross.org or call 800-red-cross. >>> a man with possible ties to the boston marathon bombers is shot dead in florida. mary is not news room with more another brutal murder the fbi is connecting to the case. >> reporter: jessica, ibgragim todashev was shot and killed by fbi agents. he knew bombing suspects tamerlan and dzhokhar tsarnaev. he confessed that he and tamerlan were part of a triple murder in walton, massachusetts back in 2011. fbi agents say they were questioning todashev when he blame violent and was shot. friends say he bar

. >> oh, that's what my butler's butler said to me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what is wrong with that guylause ] >> jimmy: there you go. fifth season -- you going to go into a song? >> i was about to go into something. ♪ season five ♪ six seasons and a movie ♪ >> jimmy: you have -- what a cast you have on your show. >> oh, it's amazing. you've got joe mchale. you've got jim rash, you got ali bree. everyone's been on the show. >> jimmy: yeah, we love them there. >> it's so eclectic -- it's so diverse, it's like the most talented cast. it's like the harlem globetrotters of comedy. you know, think about that. jim rash is like curly neil, you know. >> jimmy: yeah, i guess so. >> i'm the hack that throws the water bucket and some confetti over everybody. you need a little asian hackery. >> jimmy: that was your first show, asian hackery. >> asian hackery was my first show. it premiered to univision with zero ratings. >> jimmy: asian hackery -- >> asian hackery was -- it's a wok in the graphic. >> jimmy: now, but you keep -- i got to say you do work hard. you are a fantastic, fantastic comedian.

then fired additional round into detective butler on the ground mortally wounded. he did that with sargeant baker's weapon. >> officials praised the four larmt officer who's shot and killed goulet as heroes. >> the first funeral took place today for one of the 24 victim who's died when when that devastating tornado hit oklahoma. moumpbers traveled to say goodbye to the 9-year-old who die add long with six other children when the tornado destroyed their school. 10 of the 24 victims were children. others in moore continue to clean up and rebuild their homes. >> they will rebuild like they did last time. and the town will come back. >> the tornado damaged more than 12,000 homes, cost to fix the damage estimated about $2 billion. >> we know know which health plans will serve california markets for covered california. >> 13 health plans will be available starting next year when affordable care act requires virtually everyone in the country to have insurance or pay a penalty. choices include kaiser and anthem blue cross as well as small insurers. the goal to offer plans

this week one tweet cost former green bay packer leroy butler more than $8,000.d to be a paid guest speaker at a church in wisconsin about his book on bullying. then he sends this tweet saying, "congrats to jason collins." now, remember, collins just came out as the first openly gay athlete currently in a major pro sport. butler explained to cnn's anderson cooper the pastor cancelled his appearance because he seemed to support homosexuality. >> just to be clear, you weren't going to be speaking about jason collins. you were actually speaking about bullying. >> yeah, yeah, anderson, i speak all the time, every summer to churches, organizations. i mean, i do it all the time. i tell my story, single parent home, african american home from the projects, going to florida state and playing for the green bay packers for 12 years, invented the lambeau leap, which was a great story. i wasn't necessarily going into that because that wasn't part of my story. when i touch on bullying, then that's the problem they had because they didn't want me to use jason as a part of the

today at the police department we learned butch baker and elizabeth butler came to this home looking for 35-year-old jeremy goulet on a sex offense. he opened his door and opened fire. >> within 3 seconds jeremy goulet fired 5 rounds at the two officers. >> he fired point blank not before taking off with his body armor and weapons. jeremy goulet fired 9 rounds at the two police officers. >> four witnesses saw jeremy goulet shoot with both weapons. >> reporter: this is where the afternoon of terror came to an end. four stepped in before jeremy goulet killed anyone else. >> these officers were the thin blue line that stood between this individual and our community on that day. >> reporter: none of the hireoes -- heroes wanted their photos shared. jose garcia, barnaby clark, tim shields were all on duty. stefan fish responded before even being called in after hearing the news. all four fired at jeremy goulet, 54 rounds in all. >> while being shot at, four brave and courageous officers walked through the gates of hell. >> the families of the two officers killed wrote notes to the communi

butler pleaded guilty in september and is serving an eight-year sentence. welch faces up to 17 years in prison. >>> a man is in the hospital this morning after falling from the roof of a four-story apartment building in san francisco over the weekend. police say the 28-year-old man was at a bay to breakers event afterparty yesterday when he fell over the edge of the roof and on to a sidewalk. several officers who were across the street saw the man fall and helped him until paramedics arrived. he was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. that accident was just most serious of the event associated with the bay to breakers race. the race started with a moment of silence for the victims of the boston marathon bombing. once the race got started, the familiar, wacky, you know how they do it, about 30,000 runners participated and for the most part, they behaved themselves. police say they ended up arresting 23 people. most for public intoxication. >>> a chp officer injured while working at the amgen tour of california is still in the hospital, said

should have a black labor market in the following domestic service, services performed by cooks, butlerswaiters, butlers, maids valets, baby-sitters, caretakers, handymen, chauffeurs of automobile for family use. this was an amy that was proposed to the bill to create a black market in labor for those named professions or services. what does that say that this was considered by the committee? >> there's a lot of amendments, as you pointed out. i think what is happening is people are filtering through and hispanic voters are seeing which are taken seriously and in a gooth-fate effort to improve the bill and which are an effort to slow down the process or to make that path to citizenship an uneven one and certainly one that is more convenient for one segment of society versus the other. those amendments, though, are by and large being turned away. i think that's the right thing of course. what is emerging is a premise, more than anything else, that look the border security title was the one that was considered today. >> yep. >> people realize that will be an important factor for immigratio

give us a much more in-denth breakdown of the chain of events that led to the deaths of baker and butlerat news conference, a joint news conference between those three agencies scheduled for 10:00 this morning, here at santa cruz police headquarters. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> thanks a lot. >> we want to check the forecast with meteorologist, christina loren, certainly cooler. >>> a brisk start. good morning to you. if you have any problem getting up this morning. need i remind you, it is thursday. you are so close to the weekend now. temperatures are going to persist. we are going to see 70s. it is going to be really nice yet again today. 49 degrees to start. chilly in san jose. 42, gilroy, 50 degrees to start the day in livermore. this is what we are working with for today. those cool ocean breezes continue to pump from the ocean onshore all the way inland today. for us, that means we are going to see kind of a chilly day for the first part. grab your jacket. by noon, only 65 inland. 70 at 4:00 p.m. 65 bayside at the coast. 60 degrees. we will check the drive w

billy butler with a bloop single brings home a run. malone struck out the next batter.center field. it will chase home coco crisp. a's beat the royals 2-1. >> and pacers looking to finish off the knicks. anthony would not go down with without a fight. lance stephenson, sparked a run and pacers eliminate the knicks, 106-99. next up miami starting on wednesday. >> kentucky derby winner orb was a great winner. this would put him in line to be the first triple crown winner. but a horse named oxbow had other plans. >> he is on the outside! moving to the outside, oxbow and to the outside. but it's oxbow and gary stevens wins the preakness. >> he pulls off the upset. he had gone off at 15-1 odds. there will not be triple crown winner this year. >>> at the by ron nelson classic he wants to be the first wire to wire winner. it was a picture perfect day. check out this shot by john, his second on par four 14th. it is in for an eagle. >> and started the day with a three-shot lead. 68 has him on top by one going into the final round. gillis thanks to shows like this and it is in fo

it's unprecedented, said james butler, director of global monitoring of noaa's earth system research lab. hitting 400 is just like saying folks, we haven't addressed this yet. butler said the planet hasn't seen atmospheric levels of carbon dioxide levels this high since the plyocene era between 2.5 million and 5 million years ago. he said the global average temp will reach 400 parts per million in one or two years. scientists warn the continued increase could result in catastrophe. just let's start off with the five million americans living in low-lying areas who could be affected by sea level rise. and it goes on and on. and hoekstra ends this -- his quote at the end with at what point do we as a society say this is more than we can put up with? i'll tell you why we're not doing anything. special interests, big oil, big coal, big polluters. they don't want to address this. for their short-term profit, they don't want to address this. and it is sad, the control that they have here. special interests have a lot of control, whether it's the n.r.a. stopping us from doing something 90% o

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investigators say butch baker and elizabeth butler were planning to arrest jeremy goulet on a sexual assault charge. >> while being shot at and under deadly attack, four bridge and courageous law enforcement officers walked through the gates of hell, discharged their firearms, as they have been trained to do so under such circumstances and ended this horrific event. >> officers then made a disturbing discovery after the shootout. goulet was wearing body armor and carrying the guns he had taken from the two fallen officers. >>> the ohio company that made the bolts that failed on the bay bridge has finally broken its silence. however the first public state could just fuel the bridge bolt controversy. the company says some top engineers issued a report just two weeks ago that concluded the bolts that snapped met all of cal tran's specifications. and dye son says that report exonerates it from any blame. we are getting our first close up look at the work to fix those broken bolts. cal tran invited reporters to watch the project. it's designed to make sure the new bridge will be able to w

baker and butler were killed in february while investigating a sexual assault case. jeremy goulet was also killed. the d.a.'s office is expected to say they've deemed the shooting death of the suspect justifiable. and that all of the officers involved have been cleared of any wrongdoing. just days after east palo alto police chief ron davis declared crime an emergency. he wants to meet with gang leaders to put a stop to the violence. palo alto had seen a spike in violent crime. a 16-year-old was shot and killed just this past weekend. the police chief wants to send a clear message to stop hurting their neighbors. >> cheryl sandberg is climbing up the forbes list of the world's most powerful women. sandberg seen here on her website wrote the best selling book "lean in" inspiring women to take on more leadership roles in their business. she moved up to the number 6th spot up from number 10. she follows first lady michelle obama and u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton on that list. >> it literally destroyed my family. >>> coming up, we investigate a trail of missing

investigations into the shootout that killed two officers, sergeant butch baker and detective e-llizabeth butler we killed in february. the suspect, 20-year-old jeremy goulet, was also killed. the d.a.'s office is expected to say the shooting death of the suspect was, quote, justifiable homicide. all the officers involved have been cleared of any wrongdoing. >>> 4:36. officials in moore, oklahoma, say they have identified all the people killed in monday's devastating tornado. 24 people, ten of them children, were killed when a massive ef-5 twister ripped through oklahoma city suburbs leveling entire neighborhoods. the youngest victim was just four months old. the disaster stretches for more than 17 miles. the damage could top $2 billion. secretary of homeland security, janet napolitano visited that area yesterday pledging the government's ongoing support to rebuild the city. president obama is expected to tour the devastation on sunday. more an a dozen toddlers and babies are alive and well this morning thanks to the teamwork and quick actions of daycare workers and emergency responders. employe

it has all the amenities you might imagine from the name, including your own personal butler service, and the best view of the track. >> reporter: prices to get into the mansion range from 7,000 to $12,500. how about this mint julep? >> mint leaves dusted with gold. wood ford reserved bourbon at a price at $1,000. as for the taste, you'll have to buy one for yourself. >> reporter: horse racing itself is incredibly expensive. just getting the horses to louisville can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. lines of battle came from ireland in the horse version of first class. >> in this particular situation, the horse has made over $100 million on the race tracks, so the clients are willing to take and reinvest that money and a significant amount of money to win a race like the kentucky derby. >> reporter: that cost about a quarter million dollars, but a derby win would triple that in prize money and millions more in breeding when he goes out to pasteur. for "nightly business report" brian shactman, louisville, kentucky. >>> coming up on monday, my interview with warren buffett, and sat

a report to the house judiciary committee and eight hundred seventy five representative benjamin butler advocated the nationalization of telegraph service is warning that there is no what industry no interchange of commodity and no value that is not at its mercy however in eight hundred ninety s. we saw the end of western union's dominance in the quote market the new york stock exchange commonly referred to as an icy secured control of the commercial telegram company and renamed it the new york quotation company it became the exclusive ticker service on wall street reporting stock prices became increasingly difficult over the next century often the same company stock appeared on different exchanges and at different prices now congress recognized the need for an accurate centralized quote system so in one nine hundred seventy five the securities and exchange commission was asked to help set up and oversee and nationalize the market system with centralized quotes as part of the national market system the national best bid or offer also known as was created the rules require brokers to gua