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it's the next stop for carr mine and jody. having met their egg donors, they are being introduced to potential surrogates. selena and cindy are single mothers. they'll live here for nine months. neither has a genetic collection, since the egg comes from someone else, and both will receive 13,000 for renting their wombs. why have you decided to be a surrogate for an american couple? >> i didn't know there were so many couples that couldn't have a baby. >> reporter: the 27-year-old says she needs money to pay off her student loans and raise her own child, cam illa. >> translation: i'm in charm of raising her myself and i'm concerned about her future and education. >> beautiful, nice apartment. >> reporter: carr mine and jody were impressed by what they saw. >> it's clean, organised. the women are happy. >> reporter: they are still cautious. this is not the first time they have gone international in search of a child. the last time left them with a bill and crushed hopes. >> a lot of money out and no baby. >> reporter: how much m

david carr covers the busy intersection of media with business, government and culture, and he writes a popular weekly column, "media equation"" for "the new york times." welcome to you both. so help us sort out why the average citizen out there should care about this issue. >> right now, for most americans, they have no choice for all the information, data, entertainment coming through their house, other than their local cable monopoly. and here, we have a situation where that monopoly potentially can pick and choose winners and losers, decide what you see. how interesting, how interactive it is. how quickly it reaches you, and charge whatever it wants. so they're subject to neither oversight, nor competition. so the average american should care because it's a pocketbook issue. it's also an innovation issue. who's going to get to decide what new things come into our houses? >> people have a close, intimate relationship with the web in a way they don't other technologies. it's where they see their loved ones. it's where they communicate with people. and they have the precious propriet

everything is totally opened. >> so jody and carr mine. >> yes. >> will they get a baby? >> it's our hope they will. >> it's our hope. that's the thing with surrogacy, there's no guarantees, it's not babies are us. it's not you pay in money and you walk away nine months later with a chimed. i would love to say send us this money and you'll get a baby. it's not how it is. >> surrogacy is not that clean. >> no, it's not that clean. >> "america tonight"'s adam may joins us. she is right, even in the united states there's no guarantee that a surrogacy would work or every couple would have a result. >> there's no guarantee. you can go to a gold-star agency and spend $200,000 on a surrogacy. there's no guarantee you will walk away with a baby. sounds like investigators want to know was in mismanagement involved or worse, was it possibly a scam. those are the questions the intended parents are left with after losing hundreds of thousands of dollars and they don't have anything to show for it. >> are they in business? >> no, they are not. they were forced into an involuntary bank

first look at the raiders pick, derek carr, the quarterback. i heard a quote from joe montana saying he thinks carr is the real deal. >> yesterday, we told you about the 49ers in camp. equal time for the raiders, as we get a look at their rookies out there this afternoon. khalil mack signed yesterday. he signed, sealed and delivered. how about the second-rounder, derek carr, 50 touchdowns, only eight interceptions thrown last year, senior year at fresno. a look at number 4 and the raiders for his team growing up as a kid, nonetheless, not overwhelmed by his first day in camp with the silver & black. >> no nerves, man. when it comes to football, it's fun. i was excited to finally get back and play football and getting in the underwear and running the 40. met all the veteran guys. they have been great, very helpful. i couldn't have asked for a better situation. i'm extremely happy where i'm at. >> seems pretty cool guy. >>> meantime, out in cleveland, the a's, not exactly hitting weather, you would say out there. but they are going after it again

that is where we met joe carr, who had a long history of self-mutilation. >> i was anti-social. i didn't want to be around nobody. i didn't want nobody around me. i wanted to be by myself. everything made me angry, you know? i would take a lot out of it on myself and i would feel better. i would take a razor blade and cut myself up real bad and then then it would all be all right, you know? i did that scar ten years ago. i cut it from the ankle to the hipbone all the way through the bone and cut across sideways so the surgeons had to take about 12 hours to sew me up. you got seven layers of skin you have to go through before you get to the bone, you know, and when you're going through one of them days you don't even feel the pain. you don't even know you are doing it. >> carr, who has spent 25 years in and out of prison for robberies to support a drug habit uses tattoos to disguise his many scars. >> this whole arm, if you bend it you can see it was cut from here all the way down and around the main arteries. i just had it tattooed up to try the hide the scars so i thought it wo

there saw loft curiosity about derrick carr.threw for a ton of yards at fresno state and figures to back up matt schaub. schaub replaced carr's older brother in houston. he is being replaced ultimately by younger car tear rick. derrick. >> he said, hey, man, i know you have your brother who played 13 years, but we are teammates and i am here every day. whatever you meed i am here to -- whatever you need i am here to help you. >> jonathon quick and the l.a. kings, game seven and the anaheim ducks. justin williams in front and it is 1-0 l.a. 3-0 kings in the eked. in the second. the kings come back from a hole and beat the sharks. they were down 3-1 and take the series a final score of 6-2. they are 6-0 in elimination games and play chicago on sunday in the western conference final. >> thraption. >> we will dog: what's this? mattress discounters' what's this? mattress discounters' memorial day sale ending? but mattress discounters has the largest selection of memory foam mattresses under one "roof."

en esta segunda ronda escogieron al popular mariscal de campo de la universidad de fresno, derek carrbaso las 5-mil yardas la temporada pasada con 50 anotaciones... derek es el hermano menor de david carr quien fuese la primera seleccion general en el draft del 2002... esta tarde el nuevo jugador defensivo de los raiders, khalil mack, de la universidad de buffalo se reporto con el equipo en la ciudad de alameda... mack fue la primera seleccion de los raiders, quinta general del draft... mientras tanto los 49ers quienes cuentan con una baraja de selecciones decidieron realizar dos canjes y esperaron hasta el puesto 57 general para escoger al corredor carlos hyde de la universidad de ohio... hyde es un jugador explosivo y experto en la zona roja, en la zona de anotacion... mientras tanto en santa clara el equipo presento a su nuevo refuerzo defensivo, el profundo jimmy ward quien jugo en la universidad de northern illinois... el jugador desde el dia de hoy dio comienzo a sus labores de aprendizaje con el equipo dirigido por jim harbaugh... pasemos al beisbol, segundo de la serie en casa

there saw loft curiosity about derrick carr. he threw for a ton of yards at fresno state and figures to back up matt schaub. schaub replaced carr's older brother in houston. he is being replaced ultimately by younger car tear rick. derrick. >> he said, hey, man, i know you have your brother who played 13 years, but we are teammates and i am here every day. whatever you meed i am here to -- whatever you need i am here to help you. >> jonathon quick and the l.a. kings, game seven and the anaheim ducks. justin williams in front and it is 1-0 l.a. 3-0 kings in the eked. in the second. the kings come back from a hole and beat the sharks. they were down 3-1 and take the series a final score of 6-2. they are 6-0 in elimination games and play chicago on sunday in the western conference final. >> thraption. >> we will wake up weather. you will notice the fog along the coastline and we will have some high clouds around as well. the temperatures in the upper 40s and mid50s. at 8:00 a.m. coming into the 50s you will need to bundle up first

shaub replaced carr's older brother david in houston years ago and now replace ed ultimate bit younger carr. >> says i know you got your brother who has played 13 yearsing, but he said we're teammates, i'm here for you every day. whatever you need, i'm here to help you. that meant a lot. >> page six, to your of california, 94 miles from scleeta to mntsen high. bradley wiggins started and finished the day in the leader's jersey. esteban chavez won this stage in four hours, nine minutes, 13 seconds. wiggins still in front, with two stages left. >> the weather is cooperating for the weekend. >> mother nature's air conditioning cranked up today and for the weekend. so as we check out live doppler 7 hd, we have a few clouds, not only the low clouds at the coast. but higher clouds from the north bay and breezy winds by the delta, wind gusts up to 31 miles per hour. fairfield concord you have a 24-mile-per-hour wind gust. half moon bay, here's a look at emeryville. beginning to see partly cloudy conditions, temperatures ranging from the upper 50s, san carlos, san jose, 59, 59 in half moon bay

schaub replaced carr's older brother in houston.ow he will be replaced bit younger carr. >> he said i know you have your brother, he played 13 years but he sid we are teammates, i'm here for you every day. we are teammates and whatever you need, i'm here to help you. that meant a lot. >> day six, tour of california. 94 miles. wiggins started and finished the day in the yellow jersey. up the canyon to the mountain high ski resort, esteban chavez won. 9:13:19. wiggins still in front with two stages left. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >>> next, inventors and the makers fair will return to san mateo this weekend. what this year's event is celebrating. p thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where helping people comes first. chase. so you can. >> here are the winning numbers from last night's mega-millions draw. nobody picked all six. tuesday night's jackpot grows to $149 million.

the practice for the first time at rookie camp, today, 50 touchdown passes for carr in his senior yearfresno. >> when it comes to the football i was excited to get back and play football. instead of getting in your underwear and running the 40. the veteran guys, they have been great. i couldn't have asked for a better situation. >> a bit of a swagger, might be what the raiders knee. >> >> so cal showdown turns into a disappointment, if you are neutral and want to see a good hockey game. l.a. out quick. -- sharks, goal and assist, and the series, 6-2, final, now they take on the stanley cup champs from chicago. should be a good one. >> >> he has the game taped. >> he doesn't want to see it, so he's like this. >> >> thank you for joining [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> today on "tmz" -- the game is accusing nightclub and a famous nightclub of pulling a donald sterling. >> racism is still alive, man. >> they now decided they don't want minorities or athletes in their club. >> athletes? mean it that way. >> clippers lost game six and why? ow r

a raider fan taking the practice for the first time at rookie camp, today, 50 touchdown passes for carror year at fresno. >> when it comes to the football i was excited to get back and play football. instead of getting in your underwear and running the 40. the veteran guys, they have been great. i couldn't have asked for a better situation. >> a bit of a swagger, might be what the raiders knee. >> >> so cal showdown turns into a disappointment, if you are neutral and want to see a good hockey game. l.a. out quick. -- sharks, goal and assist, and the series, 6-2, final, now they take on the stanley cup champs from chicago. should be a good one. >> >> he has the game taped. >> he doesn't want to see it, so he's like this. >> >> thank you for joining us on ktvu channel "2 news." >>> our next news 7:00 am. >> >> good night. . dog: get four years get four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection, even a queen size sealy gel memory foam mattress for just $497. the memorial day sale is ending soon. manny: morning, all. good morning, papí. hump day. am i right,

derek carr!k carr starred at fresno state and experts believe he may be better than his brother, david carr back in 2002. raiders took carr and gabe jackson in day 2. >>> the bay area is topping a new list when it comes to the most visited units of the national park system. the golden gate national recreation area came in at number 1. coming in second was the blue ridge parkway in north carolina. yosemite was the third most visited national park last year. >>> bike riders are getting ready for the red bull ride and style competition today. that event kicks off at 11:00 this morning at justin herman plaza in san francisco. that race features both track and freestyle competitions. more than 50 of the world's best fixed gear riders will be competing and that event is free to attend. >>> a little chihuahua is alive today, thanks to the help of chp in contra costa county. chp contra costa tweeted this photo yesterday of the rescue. it shows the small chihuahua clinging to the center divide on intersta

. >>> carr is seen as the quarterback of the future behind matt schaub. the younger brother of david carr who schaub replaced in houston, had 50 touchdowns. kalil arrived this afternoon. feels like he is a perfect fit tor the silver and black. >> i can't wait. i can't wait. i want to go out there and play against some of the best. and i still have to put in a lot of work, you know, i'm ready to do that. deep down, you're competitive. you don't want to lose. you want to be the best. that's me. and that's the way i've always thought, partly because of my father. he's a prideful, competitive guy, and he doesn't like to lose, and i don't like to lose. he rarely sees me beat up in the game as far as football because i don't like to lose. >>> oakland option right-handed pitcher straily to triple a sacramento. mean while, coco crisp set for an mri on his neck. he will not play tonight or tomorrow most likely. tommy milone gets his first shot at the team that traded him. but the a's have struggled at home going just 7-9. >> we get to see a different team and see

i go there as a consultant to a distinguished world citizen, greg carr, who is putting everything he his time, his wealth, to resuscitating, giving rebirth to a park that was almost destroyed during the terrible mozambique civil war. >> a lot of the animals were destroyed. >> yes. the big animals. they were just about wiped out. it is what we usually call wildlife, big ones. they were drastically reduced. i'm happy to report that my studies of the and others including the young naturalist who took those photographs have indicated that the flora, the vegetation, and the small creatures, the insects and spiders, all of those that maintained the ecosystem were not badly disturbed. it is plausible to bring back the big mammals. and, to bring gorongosa, whose name means danger. that is a peak of special concern. back to what it was before the civil war in the last century, one of the most diverse and greatest parts of africa. >> why is that important? >> because. it is in such places, a half-million acres, and such places are preserved the bulk of of earth's surviving biodiversity, the va

suspect took off in the dark colored paul carr. the boy killed brothers injured in a crash. father was driving drunk. >> for year-old boy was killed two brothers remained in hospital. state police suspect children's father was drunk while behind the wheel of family's car. in that on interstate 55 near bowling brook. the car hit center median and rolled over and around 2:00 sunday morning. boyer was ejected and died at the scene father was taken to hospital was not life threatening injuries. >> they played in the backyard, then at birthday parties for the kids. even they did not say drinking, it was always about the children. >> state police trying to determine the specific circumstances that led it to accept it. they're pursuing a charge of felony drunk driving their it. man is held on $750,000 bond after rob white accident on the lake shore drive. he had double legal limit of alcohol when he drove south and northbound lanes and a taxi. the crash killed a law school student and injured three others. >> horrible tragic situation we have been a prank sensed we heard about it a

island i'm listening to nonprofits being displaced i'm currently displaced to my home from the mold carr oil spoke about. i had an entire piece written but i'm absolutely not going to be reading this but be frank this entire experience people call me a whistle blower this is not something this should be grord in fact, i have asbestos those are children's and pets and people we've had a hearing here before thank you jane kim for attempting to get us a clinic that's similar to what we need it's an attempt there's moves made by jane kim and the city but they deny everything in black and white in the paperwork if the city's paperwork i can find in less than two years they swear they didn't know go this is ridiculous for intelligent people to say well, that's what they said in two years i've found out what they said is not true and my children that sick i'm asking for help i'm asking for help for all the people that shouldn't be there. in the face of remediation allow them to have a remediation you shouldn't have them in the face of those chemical grand theft you shouldn't have people there h

first to will carr in san marcos, california. how much destruction today, will? >> reporter: well, john, these fires have obviously been burning for several days and there is a real trail of destruction. they have burned a number of homes just like the home i'm standing in front of. this home today completely gutted. now, the good news is that the conditions today have been pretty calm. that's very good news for firefighters. for the past couple of days the winds have been some of the strongest that firefighters have ever seen in this area. they say that there have been gusts of more than 100-miles-an-hour. the cocos fire is the biggest threat for the area. only 10% contained. there will 1,000 firefighters working to get the fire under control. one of those firefighters tells us he can't believe while they're working so hard, that two teenager would allegedly be trying to start more fires. >> i feel for the public. i feel for this home owner that lost their home. that's what it is about. the destruction of life and property, and then putting the firefighter and l

jon: will carr in los angeles. will, thank you. jenna: new information today about a controversial new marketing practice and here's how it works. it starts with data collecting firms compiling vast amounts of personal information about you, literally, billions of data points. those firms then turn around and sell that information to advertisers who use it to taylor ads -- tailor ads specifically aimed at you. federal trade commission voicing its concerns calling for more transparency for consumers. raising the the question is all this collection legal. judge andrew napolitano, fox news legal analyst. is it, judge? >> as long as people advertising to you are gathering information from pub sources, that it is legal. jenna: what are source public sources in this case? >> public sources would be efforts you made to look at a product online and the company with which you communicated selling your email address to these entities. say you're looking for, forgive me, maternity clothes. jenna: you can use it as example. it is actually real

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used by central latino and other residents for example, the west by the way, mutilate you center sing carr i don't care and they want to cook at the home to save money but they come to see her. she wrote if they have a problem they can talk to me and knows a lot of filipinos that are working as caregivers and one member 87 and living in senior center called her. she's added with other organizations to distribute to shoes to children. and the restaurant is a place to have people come together. she says it's a central placed and it's vital to the community and they flock for the relay and they come to the restaurants asking about housing. she had 4 children 2, 3, 4 manila where she has at - not seen them since she's come to the country she has hired a lawyer to help her children grand jury to san francisco. mom is known for third place word winner and also a minister at st. patrick's cathedral and encourages people to look at the filipinos that hours folks for decades. she helps educatorer and ask people not forget the brick and mortar places and i should mention when you visit make sure to

larry carr is the announcer for the big event. >> we had cars there this time from three different states. it's a three-day event. it builds up over the three days to the big night of saturday night. >> hundreds of fans are on hand to watch the drivers compete for a $10,000 prize. >> 10,000 for the guy that crossed the finish line, that's big money in this sport. these guys run for 500 to 750 a night to win. you put 10,000 on the line, they're going to be willing to push the edge a little bit. >> far and away the favorite to win is driver kip hughes. >> he won it last year and was picking up the lead in most qualifying events. >> the drivers gear up for the final race of the night. 20 cars will do 50 laps of the track. among the riders is terry muskrat. >> terry muskrat is a driver that people all over the state know and love. super nice guy, he's been racing for a long time. >> at the start of the race, corey seibert is at his perch ready to film the event. >> here at the sports park, i actually shoot multiple cameras and i do a live stream on the internet. >> larry is high above the tra

will carr in san marcos, california, with the latest on that. hey, will. >> reporter: some people have been able to go home today but there are still 11,000 people who are evacuated from this area, and when some are able to return, they're going to find utter devastation, homes burned to the ground, gutted like this one. combined all of the fires have burned dozens of homes. they've scorched more than 15,000 acres. firefighters have been able to get the upper hand on some of the fires today because of the calm conditions we're seeing. the fire is the biggest threat is the cocos fire. that fire is 10% contained. right now a thousand firefighters are on the front lines and one tells us that residents could can really help them by complying with the regulations of this area, by clearing all the tree and debris that are 100 feet from around their homes. >> we don't have the ability to put a fire engine at every house so unfortunately we go into neighborhoods and a omahas defensible space that's the one that will have a better chance. so have the 100

let's listen to carr going after carney. >> why were you holding back this information?hy was this e-mail not turned over to the congress? why was it not released when you released all the other e-mails. this is directly relevant. >> john again -- >> why did it take a court case for you to release this. >> i can say it again and again and you can keep asking again and again. this document was about benghazi. >> it was the prep for the subject. >> it wasn't her only prep, john. she relied for her answers on benghazi on the document prepared by the cia, as did members of congress. >> this is not the thing i want to argue about in my life, how people screw things up. rolling disclosures is the worst thing in the world. the longer you keep it, the more it rots. the more it smells. get it out if you have it. >> and they waited for a while to get out the initial batch we were talking about a year ago. it took them a while to do that. and these come out. now the republicans are saying that's theish shup. >> this is about bad management. i don't think it was jay carney's decisio

of the three republicans, carr could do well tuesday. carr is an iraq war veteran.istrict attorney steve cooley and sheldon adelson. but a relatively unknown is using the internet to bankroll his campaign. he's not expected to win or come close to the top two tuesday but he also has celebrity endorsements. he's got l.l. coolj, mini driver, former catcher mike piazza, rick pitino. and then there's a spiritual author and lecturer backed by nicole richie, jane lynch, ava longoria and deepok chopra. and she even has alaniz morriset. ♪ unless we start demanding of our union today ♪ >> but a big endorsement recently went to my next guest, the "l.a. times." "what miller does bring to the john is a keen, analytical mind for bringing down health care costs and reforming campaign finance laws and disclosure." he's a familiar face on this network as a guest and former guest host. he's a columnist for "the washington post" and a radio talk show host. mr. miller joins me now. good morning to you, sir. thanks for getting up early. >> sure, good morning, chuck. >> why do you think

that we had because we've had a couple of brought upcy issues over or over the several years with carr man's and two more. when we were part of the city in ju june 2012 the city hired a company that specialize in bankruptcy sisters. that's the legal costs to pay for that >> thank you. >> yeah. that's been. >> can i follow-up. >> revenues is that the garage we've approved earlier. >> that's not how much they backing make but the garage generates. >> 4 hundred and 50 thousand. >> the garage generates it but we have to include their fee. >> their fee. >> yeah. >> thank you. thank you such. any other questions on this. oh, one question i know we've gone over the staffing costs for this workshop i know we had money set aside does it include the open role >> yes. we have a interim general council at this point and it's anticipated that will be felt. >> okay. but the interim general council isn't that current that salary doesn't cover the interim gentle council meeting because they have another job; right? >> well, actually if you look at the budget positions we're in the current bunted we ha

he was taken from his home in carr tomb. he was prime minister twice in sudan, in the 1960s, and 1980s. he leads the opposition omar party since the 1989 coup bringing the government to power. >>> there are fears that the disease will spread to camps around the city. they are home to more than 30,000 people, displaced by a conflict that started in december last year. >>> in the kenyan town muslims and christians lived peacefully for hundreds of years. an attack on a church by suspected al-shabab fighters in 2012 shocked the country. >> reporter: this pastor describes the horror of what's here two years ago. attackers armed with machine guns opened fire on a sunday service at a church, killing 15 worshippers. another was attacked with hand grenades. the pastor was not here. he arrived 7 months later when no one else would agree to leave the church. >> before the number used to be 200 plus. they used to come to the church. now the numbers have reduced. when i came, i found around 70 members who used to taped to the church here

carr ep and i decided -- karen and i decided to take it to the next level, and we had a slumber party>> for science? >> absolutely for science. let's take a look. . >> reporter: believe it or not, cara and i are doing this for science. and this. and even this. admit it. >> smart tv. >> smart cara. >> we are pioneer guests in the 1944 square foot laboratory for sustainable living. honda teamed up with the university of california at davis. >> we want to get to a zero carbon future. >> if this is what zero carbon future looks like - it's awesome. >> this is a honda smart moment. >> welcome. >> the ground floor is full of furniture made from stapable materials. the floor, concrete, was constructed in a way to reduce carbon emissions. the kitchen is sleek, modern filled with modern appliances. upstairs, two bathrooms, a master with a killer bathroom. another standard room. i have my eye on the master. why is honda in the house business, to build a home to power itself and an electric car with energy to spare. michael con. >> g is the project leader. >> honda's involvement indicates that t

carr was chosen the 36th overall pick. he threw for 5,000 yards and 50 touchdowns as a senior.has a great arm. some had him as a first rounder and he may have been hurt by the fact his brother david was the number one pick overall years ago and was not successful with the texans. raiders had one other selection and took mississippi guard jackson 81st. the niners made a deal pour wide receiver johnson from buffalo. they give up a fourth rounder next year. this was one of the trades the niners made. six years in buffalo and 52 receptions a year ago and hampered by injuries. he can help you win right now. he grew up in fairfield. the 49ers used the 57th overall pick to select the ohio running back. he described his running style as violent which i like. he is a bruiser. it is just me. show up and show up angry. 230 pounds is how i approach the workplace. the niners had three other picks. they took marcus martin and 70th overall. with the final pick in the third, brandon thomas, a guard out of clemson and the niners will have seven picks tomorrow as they finish up the draft. they h

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carr is the second draft pick choice but they are just now making it official derrick carr.earing his name a lot. san francisco has just scored. giants and banged up with one to zero >> gary: 19 in baseball that year then the a's right now. and now the tigers have a better record but look what the a's are doing now. tropicana field taking on the tampa bay ways. tampa has just pushed over the seventh ending. they're biting in sports taking a child into uganda holyfield. these are teammate al lexus tyrol bid to end by teammate michael all legal the guy who had his ear of the bids and was signed for $28 million needed plastic surgery. the dodgers are not commenting on this. if you are going to buy someone year off or just a one ear off by the opposition not a teammate. it's fun in going to bite someone they're off in the media it would be dan ashley who is a friend of mine but he's at a different station. >> gary: you know i love jason. he left the game in the fourth ending >> pam: with a hamstring injury. >> gary: he is trying to get his name out there so the action you to get

news hour special correspondent rick carr traveled there recently and reports. >> reporter: drivers who lights kill nearly 700 people every year nationwide. sue and paul ober houser refuse to call those crashes accidents. >> most of those are intentionally people think they're going to get away with it, and they run the red light. they never think they're going to kill a person. >> their daughter sara was killed by a driver who ran a red light in 2002. she was 31 years old and the mother of two. a high school chemistry teacher and basketball coach in oxford, ohio. she was on her way to a teacher-training workshop on a saturday morning when her light turned green. >> it was a young man, 21 years old, he ran the red light going 55 miles an hour and he t boned her car and sara was killed instantly. >> they believe there's a way to prevent crashes like the one that killed their daughter. automated cameras that keep an eye on intersections 24/7. so even when police aren't there, drivers think twice before running the light. the proof that they work is a 40-minute drive from their farmous in

. >> i think you will hear about him quite a bit next year and they drafted derek carr, the quarterback of fresno state. he will have time to work into the starting line up and the 49ers drafted carlos hide who patterns himself after frank gore. we will soohow that -- so how that -- see how that works out. giants and dodgers tonight. that is the sporting life for right now. >> i like his joke. >> he has winner all over him. >> let's hope so because the raiders need it. >>> we will have more on the cal football player arrested for punching a man and kicking his dog near campus. we walk with his attorney about the allegations, coming up tonight at 10:00 p.m. and we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com, on facebook and on twitter. thank you so much for joining us. have a good night everyone. good night. >> good night. ♪ ♪ thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where helping people comes first. chase. so you can. so what we're looking for is a way to "plus" our accounting firm's mobi

in the early '80s, a stripped-down version of kiss emerged with new faces, vinnie vincent and eric carred out more platinum albums, but kiss began to unravel. ♪ lick it up >> we had taken off the makeup, ace and pete we are no longer in the band. there was some real changes in music so i was completely lost. i didn't know who i was. >> simmons drifted from the band. >> i was seduced by hollywood, power. happened to meet cher, moved in, moved in with diane mass in that ross. spent time making movies. >> did you sell out for a while? >> i did. in this case it was a betrayal. it was a betrayal of a bond that we supposedly had. in essence leaving me holding the bag going off to do other things and still wanting equal credit. >> simmons returned, but the kiss army, their faithful core of fans, had deserted. >> we were playing to empty halls. to go out on stage and have somebody go "you wanted the best, you got the best, the hottest band in the land, kiss" and you go out on stage and the place is empty. i was shake on the the core. >> they went back to the makeup and the original lineup a dec

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carr was chosen the 36th overall pick. he threw for 5,000 yards and 50 touchdowns as a senior.s a great arm. some had him as a first rounder and he may have been hurt by the fact his brother david was the number one pick overall years ago and was not successful with the texans. raiders had one other selection and took mississippi guard jackson 81st. the niners made a deal pour wide receiver johnson from buffalo. they give up a fourth rounder next year. this was one of the trades the niners made. six years in buffalo and 52 receptions a year ago and hampered by injuries. he can help you win right now. he grew up in fairfield. the 49ers used the 57th overall pick to select the ohio running back. he described his running style as violent which i like. he is a bruiser. it is just me. show up and show up angry. 230 pounds is how i approach the workplace. the niners had three other picks. they took marcus martin and 70th overall. with the final pick in the third, brandon thomas, a guard out of clemson and the niners will have seven picks tomorrow as they finish up the draft. they hav

"newshour" special correspondent rick carr investigates. >> jesse has a lot of experience buying rundownuildings in edgy neighborhoods. fixing them up and opening bars, restaurants and clubs in them. it's his business model and his passion. >> i see, for instance, a building like this is an opportunity to contribute something to the community in addition to myself. as the businesses around me are growing and being more successful, my business is more successful. this is basic economics. >> he's been lauded by the city of denver for helping to revive a few neighborhoods there. he started out rehabbing old theaters when he was a concert promoter. that's when i first interviewed him. he bought this building in 2008 and opened a couple of restaurants on the ground floor. he dreamed of converting the upper floors into a luxury hotel but as the restaurant started to attract crowds, the hotel project ran into trouble with city inspectors and his business plan derailed. your company was wounded, but was it a mortal wound in your opinion? >> absolutely not. it was a distressed period. manageable

first round pass rusher khalil mack and derek carr, carr says he is living out a dream. >> there's non. when it comes to football, it's fun. i tell you what i was excited to finally get back and play football. >> carr threw 50 touchdown passes in his senior year. >>> a warning for business owners, the phone scam that has spread into the city and the key thing police say you should listen out for. >> and it's been nearly a year since a 19-year-old man disappeared in san francisco. the effort being made to keep his memory alive and the details about the last time anyone had contact with him. >> cooler air is spilling into the bay area for your saturday afternoon. i'm updating your current conditions. i'll have a look at the numbers expected for your neighborhood coming up. . >>> a child caught in the crossfire, the victim of a drive-by shooting. we'll have the latest on the condition of an 0-year-old girl injured yesterday and the challenges for investigators. >> eleven fires, as this year's fire season is off to an early start. >> final preparations are under way for tomorrow's bay to