for california native, the movements about respect. >> if native american people bought a team called themselves san francisco caucasians, wore leisure suits and ran an around rv, i don't think it would fit. >> washington redskins showed no sign of conversion. in response to the change, the organization told abc7 no comment. in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> from football to football. soccer. in brazil there is more uncertainty. we near the start of a world cup. construction crews are still working on the san paolo stadium hosting thursday's opening match. now, the teams visiting from around the world are getting escorts. this is where england's team is staying. security is a reaction to protests there. demonstrators including teachers and subway drivers feel the government is spending too much on world cup, not enough on its own people. protests are not putting a damper, however, on world cup excitement. some stores are reporting brisk sales for official brazil 2014 merchandise fans can get anything from tee shirts, to men's briefs with official logo. jerseys from count

the loss comes even though lucas is a california native visual effects division based in san francisco and headquarters for the film's airing county adlai's declared the city will not benefit from this collection added it would of been enjoyed by families and children for generations to come >> : coming up at 515 we have the new clue that police are hoping will lead to arrest all we know about a suspected serial arsonist always in san francisco. that at 530 a bay area couple threatens and accused of cruelty against the animal. what they say it's all really a big misunderstanding. next we have new research that says the supplement added into cereal to make a healthy might actually be the opposite effect on children >> : >> : you may notice when heated up the right now when gus and 20 and 30 mi. an hour range strong as 54 mi. an hour gusts right now. the numbers and when these winds died down coming up >> : now for addressing a few police serial fortified with vitamins is good for your children in the not. in fact this report says uriel's often have too much of certain vitamins and miner

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>>reporter: liz said the california native plant section all to herself. nursery owner say sales of the drought tolerant plants could be better. >> they are up but not like they are through the roof. >>reporter: but shrub and plant that need lots of water to get established still very popular here. take a drive around some san jose neighborhood and many brown lawns. people are saving water but keep looking. you mit see just the opposite. san jose loves its water but conservation efforts are failing. water use is actually increasing here despite desperate plea. remember this from the governor last january. >> we are facing the perhaps the worst drought that california has ever seen. >>reporter: he called on californians to conserve water by 20 percent. so why aren't more people in the south bay listening? >> cops vegas is into the switch to turn on and off. >>reporter: water company says the message has been slow to reach customers so these water conservation tips are being sent with each bill. >> certainly hoping summer month come and people get more infor

he is a native out of california. a's and yankees, oakland swinging for the sweep. top first john jaso greeting tanaka with 365-foot shot to right for a quick 1-0 athletics advantage. about the ought third and we're tied. gardner, busting the deadlock by busting solo home run. 2-1 new york in front now. on to the ninth. tying run on third. but derek norris strikes out looking. a's lose 2-1. finally, nba finals. air conditioning out in san antonio's at&t center. temperatures at court side 90 degrees. transition dunk spurs up 4. moments later, lebron james forced to leave with leg cramps. mission the final four minutes

. >>> the drought appears to be taking a toll on california's native bee species.a 10-year bee study, has noticed a decline in native bee species. the drought is causing plants to produce less pollen and fewer bees are coming to the area. >>> most people are making huge mistakes when it comes to cooking chicken. they recently installed cameras in the kitchens of 120 people and they found that about 65% of those people did not wash their hands before touching chicken. instead those people washed the chicken itself. most people assume washing the chicken is a good thing but researchers found it is not. >> what happens is the water splatters, and there is an aerosol created and any salmonella or anything on the chicken is spread for two feet, all around your sink. >> another big mistake 40% of people make is undercooking chicken. chicken is cooked all the way through when its internal temperature is 165 degrees. >>> today leave vye stadium will look a lot like game day. coming up how they are preparing for the opening day. >>> but first, bringing more electric cars to

you will see exactly what one northern california native- american tribe did to further its cause.ay,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. heat shields are compromised. weare those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves around you >>> the l.a. kings could end the nhl season with a win against the rangers in new york tonight. the rivals are up 3-0. the kings are going for their second cup in three years. kings were the first team in nhl history to take all three of their earlier playoff series to seven games. that includes winning the final four games of their first round series with the sharks back in april. remember that? well, the kings hoping

. >> doctors could not, either, bites are rare although northern california rattlesnake are native to the region. they are found resting in tall bushes and warm asphalt. this heat wave likely drew more to the area. >> the garage is a cool and shady place and people in the summer leave the doors open and they go in. >> the victim's wife called a snake wrangler to inspect the entire home and he checked woodpiles, bushes, and under the house which now is snake help free. those would live off the avenue cannot believe what happened. >> we have coyotes, deer, but not rattlesnakes. that is unusual. >> he will spend one or two more days in the hospital. >> l.a. clippers' owner donald sterling has hired private investigators to dig up dirt on the owners telling the associated press he gave four private investigation firms a six figure budget for the month to dig into the continues, allegations of discriminatory conduct, and compensation to current commissioner adam silver and former commissioner. investigators will look for proof of other team owners who may have made racist or sexist remarks

ambassador and northern california native, chris stevens. >>> in nigeria, the military has vowed to beef following a deadly suicide bombing at a world cup viewing center. police say the bomber was in a tricycle taxi packed with explosives. 14 people were killed, 26 injured. there was no immediate claim of responsible but boka hiram is suspected. they have targeted football viewing centers and sports bars in recent weeks, killing at least 40 people. >>> a fatal shooting at a world cup party in southern california is also under investigation. it happened yesterday in national city. that's south of san diego as people were watching the mexico/brazil game inside a restaurant. witnesses say a fight broecket out, a man was -- broke out, a man was shot. he died at the hospital. the suspect ran from the restaurant and police are still looking for him. despite this violence, people about from all over the world -- people from all over the world continue to unite. this photo shows a crowd of fans inside this grocery store during the matchup. we want to see your world cup photos. you can post them

the hospital treats 5600 native california wild animals every year. >> a florida woman claims girl bombshell mass kara advertises 0 times more noticeable lashes but this 21-year-old says results were shocking. she tried to remove the makeup. >> i was using the eye makeup remover on a cotton ball, all of a sudden, i looked down and in the hand was a chunk of lashes >> others complained about the product claiming it's hard to remove. cover girl told abc news it's making steps to let users know they need to use an oil-based remover. she gave her a $15 voucher. >> lego celebrating women in science and says it's next set will be called research institute. this is part of a contest meant to show girls they can become anything they want. lego says the products will be released in august. >> a new law makes it illegal for drivers to pass a bicycle when only 36 inches away. >> it's a great law. >> will law enforcement be on the look out for you? you'll see an investigation tonight on abc7 news at 11:00. and this video taken while bombing down staircases in a mexican city. look at this. the race

many of them are not native to california. in a normal year, the santa clara valley water district could help fill up the evaporating ponds, but because of the drought, it's a low priority there is a push to save the turtles. >> i'm hoping that animal lovers in san jose can help put pressure on the authorities to find rescues to help them come in and make this rescue happen. >> turtle lovers hope nonprofits will help put the turtles up for adoptions or find new ponds there is a push to put more signs showing it's illegal to dump turtle there's. >>> rob mida. >> we saw a little cooler this afternoon, inland highs down about 5 to 10 degrees from what we saw on monday afternoon. and right now still a pretty breezy evening around the bay area. from the east shore, all the way into the tri-valley. livermore also 60 degrees right now. we've got clear skies and some patchy low clouds there around san francisco. 61 degrees. 62 currently in san jose. so those wind speeds early this evening. we're up to almost 35 miles per hour. gusts a

he is a native out of california. a's and yankees, oakland swinging for the sweep. top first john jaso greeting tanaka with 365-foot shot to right for a quick 1-0 athletics advantage. about the ought third and we're tied. gardner, busting the deadlock by busting solo home run. 2-1 new york in front now. on to the ninth. tying run on third. but derek norris strikes out looking. a's lose 2-1. finally, nba finals. air conditioning out in san antonio's at&t center. temperatures at court side 90 degrees. transition dunk spurs up 4. moments later, lebron james forced to leave with leg cramps. mission the final four minutes after close game and the spurs blow it open. 110-95 the final. at&t center releasing a statement apologizing for any inconvenience. more news coming up after the break. >>> how about this. a hip move by the dmv. old is new. a throw back to the 1960s. a lot of people are excited about this. the dmv is once again producing these guys. black license plates with yellow lettering. the state issued the black plates from 1963 to 1969. a couple years ago a law

california native jason bosey says he used the twitter handle, you remember this hidden cash to sharefor new york has already been tweeted out. mr. grant's 50 and ms. liberty 23 had a large and expensive outdoor wedding with many guests. we'll talk to the real estate mogul coming up at 9:45 eastern. so don't miss that. so you can cash in. >> cash in on that. all right, thank you so much, hanna. jonah hill and channing tatum as the drug dealer tradingna, in 22 jump street. take a look. >> i hope never to see you again. >> what's up, dog? >> we're back. >> ladies, nobody cared about the jump street reboot but you got lucky. >> supposed to be hilarious. stepping into the fox light with michael tamara. >> my kids saw this movie yesterday and said it was excellent. >> good reviews. lives up to the first which is a tough thing to do. big jump with this they are joking about a sequel. these two teaming up again. this time they go back into college undercover during spring break to bust an underground drug ring. it looks pretty good. we caught one channing tatum earlier this week and asked hi

chapman, a third baseman out of the fullerton, he has the ability to hit to all fields and is a native of californias and bronx bombers. 1-0, athletics in front. bottom of the third, tie game, going solo and the yankees take a 2-1 lead. move on now to the nooichbt. tieing run on third. and the as fall 2-1. >> vernon davis still showing up to voluntary workouts. today, he told jay morris sports show. >> why aren't you at otas, brother? what's going on? >> every decision i make is in the best interest of my brand. sometimes, we have to make a business decision. and my decision was to work out on my own and focus on doing my brand as well as dollars being everything else. at the end of the day, you have to have that complete balance. >> well, vernon is missing from the actual field. the virtual field is looking complete. he'll be the first player in the game to rock his own ink. the sharks get a conditional fifth-round pick in the 2015 4k1ccft. it would become a fourth if he signs with new york. team tiel told boyle last month he would not be resigned. >> giants beat the reds today. >> oh, my gosh, d

tobacco and they say the evidence suggests that native americans in northern california, smoked it more than a thousand years ago and phaps cultivated it for centies, far earlier than first imagined. although it'sikely they consumed it much less frequently and for a differt purpose from smoking as we know it today. it was more of a ceremonial and ritual, and itoccurred in a ceremonial and ritual context that has roots deep, deep in time. >> carolyn johnson, abc 7 news. >>> those researchers say that early tobacco had much less nicotine content than today's cigarettes and researchers hope that data can be used future studies learn whether the early ritual smoking could have produced health effects. joining me in the studio to shed light on the current realis of smoking risk for the entire bay area. there's serena chin and she's the regional director for the american lung association. >> thanks for being here. it's great to be here. >> this is your passion. talked about that number of 13% of californians smoking, but it used to be a lot higher. it usedo be 22%, 33% of californians smoked.

the horse with a california pedigree that this track can call native son. >> it captured the country, because this horse is, kind of the everyday man's horse, they only spent 10,500 and they got a horse that won the kentucky derby. >> reporter: the usual suspects at golden gate field outnumbered this saturday by a sea of fancy hats, purple and green, and even california chrome-themed foods. >> so, i hope to take these down south, get them signed. by sherman, and espinoza. >> reporter: the california chrome movement has introduced a new audience to the beauty of the sport. of horses. >> california chrome, belmont park, number two, $5 to win. >> reporter: and perhaps, even ushered in a new era at the track. >> unlike the previous horses trying to win the triple crown, they didn't have facebook, and is it, tweeter? >> reporter: and california chrome fifth place finish in the belmont stakes, this reality of life at the track was introduced to many newbies. >> i came here to pay my rent, i'm in trouble. >> reporter: that's good advice for anyone, of course, we can thank california chrome f

. >>> well, some native americans of northern california are going up against the nfl. the washington redskins have now lost a big battle in that fight. the federal government cancelled the redskins trademark. what does that mean? well, phil matier with the impact that could have and how the tribe behind cache creek casino may have played a part in this. phil. >> reporter: a big part, ken. you know, it was just a couple of years ago they were just a small group of indians. they have a casino, money machine and turned it into a major pr machine going after the biggest sports teams in america. take a look. proud, four gotten, native americans call themselves many things. the one thing they don't -- >> my opinion, the "r" word is as derogatory a slur as the "n" word. >> reporter: the u.s. patent office agreed. and made the extremely unusual move of canceling the washington redskins trademark. so are the washington redskins going to become the washington monument? >> the story isn't over. >>> we'll see sooner than later an appeal in federal court. >> reporter: indeed the re

a native american tribe from northern california is paying for an expensive television ad tonight thatill air in san francisco and several other mayor markets during the nba finals this evening. their message, change the name of the washington redskins. ktvu's allie rasmus explains why tribal leaders say now is the time. >> forgotten. indian. >> reporter: the 60 second ad features a montage of native indians and old photographs. >> native americans call themselves many things. >> reporter: and ends with this condemnation. >> the one thing they don't -- >> the change the mascot ad is a shortened shortened version of a video produced by the native american council of indians. >> in my opinion the r word is as much a slur as the n word. >> reporter: paid for the tv spot to air during the nba finals. >> it seems that right now people are willing to listen and to see our point of view on these issues. >> reporter: in this interview provided by the tribe their chairman explains the brutal or -- oár -- origins of the word the washington team came to be. >> it was a vehicle for people to bring

head over to andrews air force base for a trip to north dakota meeting with native american groups before going to california to deliver the commencement address at uc irvine. how the weekend proceeds after that, we just don't know at this point. does the president stay out there all weekend long? could there are changes to his schedule based on what's happening in iraq? we don't know the answers to those questions. john, a very critical moment at this white house as you know you covered a lot of these issues. this is a president who campaigned against the war in iraq. promised to end the war in iraq and did so nearly three years ago. a very big political moment for this president at this point, john. >> jim accosta, the president on the road over the weekend but will make these decisions as you say as soon as this weekend whether to carry out any air strikes. thank you, jim. joining me from washington, retired army brigadier general who served in iraq for a number of years and on the phone, former new mexico governor and former u.s. ambassador to the united states, bill richardson. people toss around terms

. >>> the longtime california lawmaker died last month at the age of 82. the san jose native represented the silicon valley serving for 30 years in the assembly. another eight in the state senate. nearly 500 people attended the memorial service on the campus of his alma mater, santa clara university. he was well known for his advocacy of self-esteem and social responsibility in california politics. >>> a san jose city council member is putting out an early warning about the dangers of illegal fireworks as we get closer to the fourth of july holiday. he says he gets a lot of complaints from people in his district about the sale and use of illegal fireworks. he says they pose a fire hazard, especially during our lingering drought. they also can be extremely dangerous. >> please, don't by fireworks for your children. one child this year already had his hand mangled and his parents are in jail now because they purchased and allowed their children to use illegal fireworks. >> he reminds people there are two big fireworks shows taking place in the south bay this fourth of july, one

in may, ranel, a native of central richmond, took a trip up the california coast with a rival, they were accompanied by sam vaughn, a are popular ons officer who spent seven years inside folsom prison. they might have drawn guns in the street. >> like gla glad 88th gladiator. >> they find they have more in common than not. >> we got together and it was like we was folks . we was cool, chilling and in the room together chilling out man. >> you discovered that someone from central and somebody from south richmond could actually get along? >> because at the same time we are all men. most like men like the same things basically. women, sports, having fun, being able to enjoy theirselves. >> would you consider rasheed a friend now? >> we cool. he knows like i know we not friends. >> we're not friends. >> we're associates. like we cool, like we know it's a different type of understanding between me and him. >> yeah. with all honesty all we try to do is expose them to life. not the little microcosm that they live in but the globe. everything that it has to offer. the good, the bad, the ugly. we

tribal police notified hundreds of residents in two native american communities to leave the area and more evacuations are possible. >>> in central californiaghters are making progress getting a wildfire there under control, now that the wind has died down. firefighters will tray to build containment lines today and helicopter water drops should help. all residents have been allowed to return home. three homes were destroyed and another was damaged. >>> seven of the eight acrobats hurt in this circus stun the have hired a law firm. the hair hanging acrobats fell during a human chandelier stun the in providence, rhode island. some were seriously injured. while they have hired a firm, they have not filed a lawsuit yet. some of those acrobats are expected to speak at a news conference later today. >>> a meteorologist in oklahoma was caught by surprise when a series of earthquakes rocked the studio. >> we don't see any big rain chances anytime soon. are we having an earthquake right now? >> we are having an earthquake, george. we can feel it in the studio. >> okay. you can see the meteorologist a bit shaken, looks around. he kept his composure

history, this new exhibit at california historical society in san francisco opened yesterday that highlights stories of people would helped shape the park history from ancient and native americans until now. >> more people when hunting for envelopes fills with cash yesterday including this picture which shows the envelopes fanned out and a hint that 15 envelopes could be found in oakland. more specifically, minutes indicated the millionaire put the cash in lakeside park near the children's fairy land. >> it is great. he is giving back, he knows where he came from and where he is and giving back to the community. it is a great idea. >> he has hinted the next cash drop will be in...madrid, spain. he made the fortune buying and flipping homes on the peninsula. >> that is a long drive...let's check with leyla gulen for the forecast. if we are going spend time in oakland take the sunscreen. >> it will be the hottest day of the week. be prepared. it will be sweaty. from our camera to the embarcadero, you cannot see the flags but they are not unfurled because we don't have a breeze. the quiet and still conditions continue across the bay area. satellite shows quiet returns an

angry arab is a high school mascot in california i'm of course talking about the extremely offensive name the washington redskins but in a rare symbolic win for the native american community today the u.s. patent and trademark office actually cancelled six trademark registrations for the team's name so under federal law offensive and derogatory language cannot be trademarked and.

angry arab is a high school mascot in california i'm of course talking about the extremely offensive name the washington redskins but in a rare symbolic win for the native american community today the u.s. patent and trademark office actually cancelled six trademark registrations for the team's name so under federal law offensive derogatory language cannot be trademarked and for eight years plaintiff amanda black corps petitioned the office to drop its protection of the team's name citing a long history of the term being used as a racial slur for native americans but the team's owner dan snyder so the name is steeped in tradition and won't be changed to some other things steeped in tradition slavery the k.k.k. and black face but i guess i can see snyder's point so i'm hoping to bait over this name is merely a microcosm of the long and horrendous oppression of native americans in this country for today this decision marks the bare minimum amount of respect that first nations peoples deserve now let's break this up. the success of the look it was terrible to take another look very hard to take out early the club have you ever had sex with that hurt their

native americans. it is his first trip to indian country by the president. >>> in 2005, an acquittal for michael jackson. a jury in santa maria, californiafound the pop singer not guilty of molesting a 13-year-old boy at his neverland ranch. >>> happy 28th to the olson twins, mary-kate and ashley. captain america actor chris evans, 33. actor tim allen, 61. have a great weekend ahead. and if you're a father, great father's day as well. enjoy the weekend. >>> good friday morning. it's 4:30. breaking news, firefighters actually on the scene this morning of a deadly mobile home fire in hayward. it is not far from mission boulevard. thats in an unincorporated part of the city. an investigator on the scene trying to figure out how that fire started and who was inside the mobile home when it went up in flames. it started about 3:00 this morning and didn't take long for firefighters to put it out. kris sanchez is there gathering information and she will bring us a live report coming up in our next half hour. >>> a look now at your weekend forecast with christina loren. christine

angry arab is a high school mascot in california i'm of course talking about the extremely offensive name the washington redskins but in a rare symbolic win for the native american community today the u.s. patent and trademark office actually cancelled six trademark registrations for the team's name so under federal law offensive and derogatory language cannot be trademarked and for eight years plaintiff amanda black corps petitioned the office to drop its protection of the team's name citing a long history of the term being used as a racial slur for native americans but the team's owner dan snyder so the name is steeped in tradition and won't be changed some other things steeped in tradition slavery the k.k.k. and black face but i guess i can see snyder's point so i'm hoping to debate over this name is merely a microcosm of the long and horrendous oppression of native americans in this country for today this decision marks the bare minimum amount of respect that first nations peoples deserve now let's break this up. please. please. please very hard to take that leap. lightly you better act with that earthquake they're looking. at least. it's been ten l

california. >>> coming up on al jazeera america, a new report about sex crimes on college campuses. why they've gone up despite overall crime going down. a native-american tribe battling back against the nfl's redskins. incarceration >> some prisoners try to get it right >> i'm trying to go to school and get a nice job >> you're only 22, you can turn this around... >> and some just don't >> he actually told people in the halfway house, that he was amazed that they had given him parole >> the system with joe burlinger only on al jazeera america wisconsin's mining standoff on al jazeera america >>> the number of sexual assaults reported at colleges has shot up in the last decade. we have the details a new report out just today. roxanne. >> the survey by the department of education looked at data from 2001 to 2011. during that time reports of sex crimes rose around 50%. >> we have a big problem, and we need your help. >> it's happening on college campuses and bars and parties. >> videos like this are trying to raise awareness about sexual assaults. activists say awareness is growing on campuses, and that's why the number of sex crimes reported at

board marine one headed to north dakota for a flag day event in honor of native american vete n veterans then off to californiar the last several days, we've seen significant gains made by isil, terrorist organization that operates in both iraq and in syria. in the face of a terrorist offensive iraqi security forces have proven unable to defend a number of cities which has allowed the terrorists to overrun the part of iraq's territory and this poses a danger to iraq and its people and given the nature of these terrorists, it could pose a threat eventually to american interests, as well. this threat is not brand new. over the last year, we've been steadily ramping up our security assistance to the iraqi government with increased training, equipping and intelligence. now iraq needs additional support to break the momentum of extremist groups and bolster the capabilities of iraqi security forces. we will not be sending u.s. troops back into combat in iraq, but i have asked my national security team to prepare a range of other options that could help support iraq's security forces and i'll be reviewing those optio

california, mr. honda, is recognized for one minute. thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, it is my privilege to welcome mr. rajan zed to offer the opening prayer before the house of representatives. a native of the state of nevada, he attended san jose university of california, my alma mater. as president of-duism and part of the religious diplomacy, he's advocated for religious freedom throughout the world and looking for tolerance also. his contributions to the religious community worldwide led him to be invited by the president of the european parliament in brussels, belgium, for a meeting to promote interfaith dialogue. he's particularly known for his work within the community, acting as a voice for the human rights of the 15 million roma in europe. this body supports diversity of spirituality and culture is a testament to our great institution. for his continuous spiritual leadership and for traveling from afar, i would like to thank mr. zed for having led us in prayer. i yield back. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back his time. the chair will entertain up to 15 further requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from t

california historical society in san francisco opened yesterday. the exhibit highlights stories of people who helped to shape the park history from ancient native americansntil now. >> it is 5:46 and speaking of yosemite i imagine you get plenty of heat. >> it is 102 degrees in the yosemite valley. you also want to pack the sunscreen because u.v. index is at extreme levels today. here is a look from the exploritorium camera and we have a problem on the screen with the waters are calm, and they will start to get choppy as breezes pick up by noon and they will last until the evening hours and there a small craft advisory for san pablo bay but other than that we are looking at calm conditions and at look at live doppler 7 hd radar satellite and quiet runs and it is dry out there and a look from the golden gate bridge camera, no fog yet is going this morning and we are waking up to clear skies, plenty of sunshine and current temperatures are santa rosa at 55 degrees in the mid-50's nor napa and novato and in the mid-60's for fairly, conquer, livermore, 66 degrees and some 70's inland areas already at this early hour and it is because of the rim of high press

he's heading to north dakota to visit native american groups and then he's going to head to californiae're told that he's scheduled to give the commencement speech at the university of california irvine. what happens after that with the president's schedule? we just don't know at this point. so we're waiting to find out about that. if you listen to what secretary of state said earlier this morning, that's a pretty big indication that we're heading into a critical stage for this white house. >> we'll let you go to gather more information. many thanks to both of you. i'm back in a minute. we asked people a question, how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going to have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagine how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 30 years or more. so maybe we need to approach things differently, if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ >>> as i arrived to work th

native languages. bowe bergdahl is said by his former soldiers to have studied the afghan language in his bunk. a linguist from the university of southern californiagdahl was held, as we know, close to five years. is it possible that a person can forget their native language, either through trauma that bergdahl endured, or through lack of use, if he was communicating with his captors through another language? >> i can't speak to the trauma. i'm not a psychologist. but i can tell you that linguists have studied this phenomena called language attrition, for quite a few years. we're learning ever more about it. the quick answer is, he hasn't forgotten it. the chances are overwhelmingly in favor of him retrieving his english quite quickly. people do this all the time. we've had studies that range from people that are just away for a junior year abroad, to those who have moved to another society for much of their lives. and they all manage to retrieve -- to be able to speak their first language when necessary. they might not choose to do so, but they will certainly have the ability to do so. my favorite example is the grandmother of my best friend in h

california tribe. it will be shown in some of the largest markets, in the commercial criticizes the red skin name. we have a short clip of it. take a look. >> strong. indomitable. nativemericans call themselves many things. the one thing they don't: >> people are already reacting to this commercial. britney saying i will say it a million times we don't want to change our name, and it is not meant to be offensive. let it die already. and nick, he's a red skin fan, he said its funny how the majority of people never had a problem with the red skin name until suddenly after others did. now now as part native american red skin never bothered me, but it does my fellow natives so change the name. carl writes we took their land. we killed their people. we destroyed parts of their cultural. the least we can do is respect them. >> whoa, that's strong. >> yes, it does. the tribe didn't say how much it spent on a these ads but they said it's a significant investment to air in seven cities. neither side is letting up at this point. the redskins recently hired a lobbying firm after they received a letter from 50 senators asking for the team to change its name. >> that was about thr

native-americans out of their homes. it's home to 400 people. the fire burned more than 1700 miles since friday. gusty winds and high temperatures are expected through tomorrow. >>> and in californiahundreds are returning home this morning after being forced out by a wildfire but high winds and dry conditions are helping the flames flame spread. the fire is 50% contained. >>> nearly 3.5 million gm cars are being recalled this morning because of another problem with the ignition switch. gm will fix or replace the key. the automaker says the ignition switch may inadvertently run out of the run position if the key is carrying extra weight and experiences jarring event. various model years of the buick lacrosse, lucerne, regal ls and gs also affected. and the cadillac deville and dtv and monte carlos. it is gm's 44th recall this year. >>> the supreme court is stepping into debate with free spanish with a 21st century twist with justices decided how social media is protected. the case involves a pennsylvania man sentenced to nearly four years in prison. >> he posted a violent ramp on the facebook. one said i'm not going to rest until your body is a mess, soaked in blood and dieing from

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