so i had to carry. but i found that i would tend to be more emboldened because i had a weapon to defend myself. now that i walk around unarmed. i feel better and i have become very good at running away. >> it has been about four hours of basic classroom instruction. now it is time to shoot. >> the intention of the second amendment based on what read and learned was to be able to defend the country against enemies foreign and domestic. how it transformed into being able to protect an individual and the family and the community i'm not sure where that occurred. but i think it is a natural progression. >> the important part is having it close together. yeah. >> juan has learned about guns and found out she is a pretty good shot. she also learned something else. with one training and a couple of rounds of shooting, not enough experience for one to carry a gun. >> you want to shoot him in the face? >> i don't believe guns are for everybody or for just anyone. i think you really have to have certain desire to

is it a responsible choice that a person, if they carry training - absolutely. >> i've been carryings been born. he sees it, he realiseds that it's something his dad wears. at this point in time he can look at it but not touch it. probably when he's six or seven or so, maybe he'll have an opportunity to fire it. >> i feel safer carrying a gun. as a woman i feel women are weakness. >> i think it's important. it shows gun owners to be responsible people. i hear in the news media that right wing nut cases, i hear me. >> normal people, but with guns. >> carrying a gun is not a black and white issue. some considered the gravity of the decision that one day they may have to make. thing. i don't want to shoot anyone. when i put the gun on. i say a prayer in my head that i don't have to use it. the last thing i want to do is draw. if it came down to protecting myself from my family, i could do it. i'm confident in that. >> looking ahead on the program - licence to track? >> if a licence plate camera picks up your licence plate many times during the week and pinpoint your location and chart y

. >> one airline is cracking down on your carry-on. pack light or face another fee. >> a dramatic ocean rescue. kids scream for help as their mother drives straight into the water. the desperate race to pull them from the surf. ,, knew its owner was in serio trouble. kpix five' max's instinct >>> an amazing rescue story to tell you about involves a dog that somehow knew its owner was in serious trouble. kpix 5 reporter don ford on how max's instincts saved a life. >> reporter: max is a 90-pound german shepherd. he has a special relationship with 80-year-old jack farrell. >> i'd be dead. he saved my life. carbon monoxide is [ censored ] deadly, man. >> reporter: jack was sleeping in a nearby bedroom when the wall heater started filling his house with carbon monoxide colorless, odorless. the poison gas nearly killed him in his sleep. max dragged jack out of bed by his arm down the hall and into here. >> here in the kitchen. i finally woke up and wondered what the hell is going on because he was -- had a hold of my arm. and that's when i

for meth. >> carrie and i got really close writing each other.rec with each other. sit down and talk to each other all the time. carrie and i would look at each other and be content. >> we are just friends kind of right now. she likes me more than that. i do have a husband that is in prison. and we're not going to be together anymore. he almost killed me. so, i am anti-men right now. >> for kimbrough, the friendship with dailey has benefits. >> her mom puts money on my books every week. her mom sends me books. and it's something for me to do. >> dailey, who came to jail because of an inappropriate relationship with a minor, sees 28-year-old kimbrough as a step in the right direction. >> it's weird because our age difference is kind of a gap. she is about seven years older than me. so that's different from anything -- anyone i've dated before obviously and -- but we have gotten really close. i know pretty much anything about her, like, if you asked me i would know it. >> but there are some things dailey doesn't know. >> i don't think that i will c

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they can carry.s are permitted. even strollers are not allowed. >> you never eliminate risks. you never bring it down to zero. but we are working very hard at reducing that risk while managing it to the best of our collective abilities. >> reporter: several hundred members of the national guard will also be on hand as authorities try to strike a balance between security and celebration. alison harmelin for cbs news, new york. >>> also journalist joe mcginniss has died. his best-selling book on richard nixon "the selling of the president," was the way americans viewed politicians. "fatal vision" was one of the most widely read true crime books in history. mcginniss died monday from complications from prostate cancer. he was 71. >>> when we return, a medical emergency emergency calls an nhl game. and a bad trying to grab for a souvenir at a baseball game has some unintended results. kerri: kerri the sparkle® fairy here. are you about to spend that on paper towels? mom: well, i use bounty... kerri: ooo!

we wouldn't carry guns. we would never carry guns.gun and a knife. >> narrator: they must have had a gun that night, said olson, because on the route of the chase, investigators found three shell casings, casings that did not match any of chad's guns. >> the interesting thing, though, they shot at me three times, and they found the 3.380 casings that were together that were not from chad's gun corresponding with the three shots. >> narrator: and there was another truly stunning clue, collected on the night of the shooting, said olson. according to his forensic expert, there was gun residue inside the young men's car. and even on some of their hands. >> somebody shot out of that car. >> because? >> because of the gun shot residue in the car, the lack of bullet strikes on that side of the car, and the gunshot residue on the hand of the person who was riding shotgun, if you will. >> narrator: and why did chad keep shooting at the car after it made a u-turn? very good reason, said his attorney. >> if they turn around and were coming back

malaysian air flight 370 and then it picked up another blip which they believe it to be the plane carrying it out here. combined with the information that evan and rene were talking about, corroborating evidence that it carried out in this direction, investigators very confident that's what happened. the trouble is, where did it go from there? you have the two arcs that you just showed where the last bit of satellite data came which opens up the search area which is too big for this and the size of 3 million square miles, the size of the united states. that's a problem. they have the plane coming this way. the trouble is, what happened then?

we were helping to develop exoskeleton for someone to carry a backpack and a vest. the breakthrough was to carry a wearable robot supporting its own weight with minimal energy, meaning it could be powered by a battery pack. and the rocking thing. >> it takes over the function of the muscles in your legs. it can do that completely for a person who is completely paralyzed below the waste or partially for someone who is trying to relearn to walk, like someone that had a streak. >> jason guys -- geeser is a test pilot. >> i put it in walk mode. take the step and as i move my body the exomoves. if i stop, the exostops so i can go forward and lateral. there we go. >> in 2008 his spinal cord was injured in a motorcycle accident that almost killed him. jason found out he was paralyzed in a dream he had while in a coma. it was his girlfriend karen who delivered the news. and her message said this, almost verbatim, "baby, it's me. you were in a bad motorcycle accident and the doctors say you'll never walk again. if this is not the life you want to live, we understand and we'l

i'm not the malaysian airlines plane was carried to under thirty nine people one of those calling for for bj not march eight. it disappeared from the air traffic control radar screens. the south china sea i i i i. the leaders of japan south korea have agreed to hold a summit meeting medication will be an international conference of the netherlands next week. to be joined by us president brock obama. it'll be the first formal talks between japanese prime minister shinzo bay and south korean president could then be able to go office more than a year ago. us officials propose the meeting to be held on the sidelines of the nuclear security summit in the day. the obama administration has been concerned about tensions between the two major asian allies. japanese officials agreed to the talks and after further consultations so did their south korean counterparts. last week of it made clear that he has no intention of revising a nineteen ninety three statement regarding the so called comfort women. in the state of japan's then chief cabinet secretary your cake will express apologies and remor

hamilton won a second cross to carry nixon who is and that is singapore carrie and bring us up to speed what exactly i airlines officials saying. well as you've just heard the news at last i can see that officials either in mattie's art and i don't want to come from a knee crash yet on the anti military keys and repeat it seems this morning many times and that they may have crashed i lost i just couldn't train as it gave them an ideal states and the many stunning easter for difference and transportation six things that we shouldn't speak and eight and ends at last a media statement we received that beat as on one article from any jam ninth their steel mill crash on an honest soul stealer the plaintiff has given no signals since this morning scenes with us and sees when the speedometer and arts and each had seven hours of fuel and action innovation airlines announced on the studies of these entities the nation after nine hours of on a beach after departure saturday and ends and the chinese end to the then novel ice sheets to an end on the two south china sea and nhs and the plane and we

we will generally carry out at least two visits with the client and we are carrying out phone calls to try to really develop and strengthen rapport with the client and sometimes we have to start out incrementally with the client. we also try to take a warm approach with what we are doing. in terms of the approach i referred to previously, the over arching framework for us is in terms of the way we would carry out a service plan is maintaining the individual in the least restrictive environment, always trying to keep the greatest level of independence that we possibly can. always trying to create a service plan that is in correspondence -- accordance with the individual that we are working with and the rights to self determination. the packet i handed out to you, the packet will speak to this of right to self determination which is really what distinguishes adult protective services from child protective services. there is this misconception that the adult protective services might have the same authority

the tank, carrying 168,000 gallons of oil. tonight, it's still unclear how much oil is in the water. containment booms were deployed to keep the spill from spreading. >> spilling oil in the galveston and the environment is something that will continue for a little while. >> reporter: the houston ship channel remains closed, impacting one of the busiest sea shipping routes in america. cruise lines delaying departures. passengers stranded. >> they told us we're delayed until probably tomorrow. we got to get rooms now. >> reporter: officials are also concerned about a potentially devastating environmental impact. galveston bay is home to wild life sanctuaries and attracts 70,000 shore birds. this is the peak of their migration season. some good news. port officials say the remaining oil on the damaged barge has been transferred off the vessel, averting an even larger spill. the port of galveston will not reopen today, but officials say they will consider allowing cruise ships to dock on a case by case basis. david? >> mike boettc

they say they will carry on. in fact the turkish president has also congratulated the pilots and the chief of staff for what they call a successful operation. >> this incident comes as prime minister erdogan is under intense pressure in turkey. is the shooting down of the syrian aircraft linked to that? >> the leader of the opposition did say that he believed the leader of the turkish government would try to provoke a crisis with syria to direct outlook attention away from these charges of corruption that is set the prime minister. the government denied that. tensions have been building. that syriaent says has been locking their defense systems on turkish jets all last week. what ever the reason behind it, whether it is deliberate or not by the government, it is adding to fears and tensions in the country, and a feeling of uncertainty which is expected to carry up to the crucial elections this sunday. >> dorian jones in istanbul. thanks for that. ukraine has expressed concern for what it describes as a massive bu

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. >> what sort of diseases can they carry? >> so, that depends on where you live. certain ticks can cause diseases such as lyme disease. another one is rocky mountain spotted fever. and there's lots of other diseases that you see throughout the country. just depends on where you live. >> so, how can we avoid being bitten by ticks? >> so, ticks like to live in wooded areas, long, high grassy areas. when you're going into those areas, you should wear long sleeves, long pants. you should tuck your pants into your shoes and socks, and wear bug spray, spray bug spray, preferably one that has deet in it. and light-colored clothing is also something good, so if the tick is on your clothing or starting to crawl, then you can easily identify it and pick it off. >> okay, so we do all that. are we done? >> no. the most important thing is to check yourself to see if any ticks have gotten on your skin. ticks like to crawl on, and they bury themselves a little bit under, 'cause they're looking for your blood and they want to feed on your bl

tonight, a crackdown on the size of our carry-on bags. the latest salvo in the battle between airlines and passengers, especially passengers trying to carry their bags onboard. david kerley told under the circumstances what happened today. >> reporter: you've seen it. fliers trying to avoid the baggage fees. >> we want to welcome travelers with carry-ons that have no chance of fitting in the overhead compartment. >> reporter: like in this skit on "saturday night live." those flyers may be stopped before they get to the gate and sent back to the counter. american airlines are looking for folks who may be carrying too much. united has recently added sizing kiosks at airports. the airline says this is about loading and unloading quickly. this is not a new policy. this is just enforcement of the rules. reminding customers about the limits and size of bags they can bring onboard. passengers will not have to go back to the counter. but they have to gate-check without paying that bag fee. tonight, the bag police are on the job. meaning there may

i'm not exactly one to carry cash myself. i always feel like i couldn't actually defend myself very well. the reality is a lot of apps and a lot of convenience items are helping with this. you look at starbucks. they have the nice convenient smartphone app that changes consumer habits, and, neil, i think the trends are going to be more in that direction, where if

appear >> the search for a missing malaysia airlines plane carrying 239 people has been widened. investigators say the boeing 777 may have deviated from its flight path. it's been more than 24 hours since the aircraft disappeared 40 minutes into its flight from kuala lumpur to beijing. >> still no answers about where and how the boeing 777 went down. the government is investigating two passengers travelling with stolen passports. >> we have to not jump the gun. if it's not a security risk, we have to establish that first. and if it is a security risk, let's see where it is. the main thing here, guy, for me and the families concerned is to find the aircraft. we will find out who has brought risk to the issue >> when asked if they were treating it as a terrorist investigation, the minister said they are not ruling anything out. >> several countries are taking part in the search for the missing plain. vietnam's pilots located two oil slicks, but no debris has been found there. >> the flight left on its way to beijing with 239 on board. there's no details about what went wrong. the f

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it is a decision to present "carrie, the musical."o you see the carried away thing and how it connects? it was adapted from steven king's novel and contains mature material. the school board said it will emit any parts from the script. arguing the musical focus on bullying and the dangers of reading steven king novels. jesse, i have to ask were you in musicals in high school or were you busy mutilating neighbors' pets? >> i was in musicals in high school. >> i figured you must have been. >> i did "oklahoma." >> did you play a tree? >> no, i was a cowboy. they did promise it would be different from the movie. this time everyone in the high school will get made fun of. >> i guess. will, did the school board make the right decision here? >> on one level i love this. it is a great kind of bad movie, but whacked out. it is fun. teenagers should watch it sm i know how high schools work. you know how she kills everyone, wut they will have it she goes to college and diversity makes us awesome and she works for unicef. >> the bullying won't be

on whether it carries on with the same rights. that sounds more like a question to the and the birth rates in the in the moral of the most orthodox end of the community of barry hall and showing the sons of previous london they will surprising that saw something we had two weeks seem to fall. in fact if you get back twenty years get a head wind chill of the sites became the chief rabbi. do you want to see from the net with a bit cool will we have two grandchildren with concern was that young people when using this sense of identity these in the sense of connection to the jewish community. on the city i taken by him up steel view of the more likely you are the guys will be off the religiously observant sad to see the offices of that was was very arresting have a very striking and say say is the entrance is by surprising however the report demonstrated his new trend cannot be applied to all aspects of his side and see for instance him to choose a less likely the oldest used to fill the comedy semitism or supporting his trial on all

state from keeping a gun database of owners with a carry permit.the most insidious piece of this legislation is language that would appear to extend stand your ground protection to include illegal guns. the bill appears to extend stand your ground protection to felons who are not legally allowed to possess guns. if you're barred from having a gun if you could in theory shoot someone with an illegal gun and avoid prosecution under the state's stand your ground law. the state of georgia, by the way, has already seen an 83% increase in justifiable homicides since its stand your ground law was enacted. the bill passed the georgia house by an overwhelming majority last month and now house republicans are using a procedural maneuver to try to force a vote in the senate before the legislature adjourns later this week just a few days from now. by adding their latest version of the bill to another apparently less controversial gun bill, that one designed to allow certain judges to carry firearms. will anyone be barred from carrying guns anywhere inside the

so the two items carry. resolution number 14 dash 18 carries. item 12 a request the approval with the california terminals incorporated the developing vessel for pier 96 for a one year term with the options and one extension for the revenue for $233,000 >> peter daily maritime director since 1998 we've been under character with the vessels through the maritime. you'll recognize them in you go to the at&t park and those are the two ships we're top of today. mar add maintains a fleeft of vessels that are for the need of the military for emergency equipment around the world. this national defense reserve fleet their ships are births around the world and they keep the ships in a readiness position with a 96 hour evacuation. the terminals is part of the largest contractor for the shipped and dating back to 1998 the california has had a relationship with this company. we currently have 3 ships under contract at pier 50 and 96 that agreement with the federal government exteriors this are. having the ships in san francisco is important for a number of r

united airlines cracking down on its carry-on policy.g to enforce it apparently to the letter. not only the bag size limit, carry-on luggage no larger than nine inches by 14 by 12. that policy has been in effect for years but now if you are caught at the gate with oversized carry-ons, you will be taxed $25 a checked luggage fee. you may be sent back through security to check your bag at the check-in counter. this is going to cause lots of disruption, i think. >> you know, i fly a lot. people are obnoxious. but here's the deal. they want to crack down on it, lower the baggage fees which they say this is not about. if you are actually going to have a person deployed at the security check send me back because you think my bag's too big and add a half hour to my routine, i will miss the flight, is that really, if that happens, you will see people thinking maybe i shouldn't fly united because i'm afraid, i want to play it safe with american. >> i agree. it is about the fees. i have seen people practically carry on steamer trunks. it's incredi

then during triples seven was carrying two hundred and thirty nine people when it lost contact with ground control is to read these passages for david stone and cars boats. when asked in one italian. leading the nation to launch a tender prey it. the tt its report to the same time from a company can seem tiny hands and relational theory t say they have cctv images of the people in the quarter down the street. the correct name to win total since twenty twelve the police agency says milk nineties check the law school. again xd its database of fourteen eighteen stone and documents before the plane take off this is the situation we had planned to knit but to see for use in the poll was asked why she come to sway for a tragedy to put prevent security measures in place and portis and boarding gates terrorism is just one possible explanation for the disappearance. it's an agonizing time for friends and county of pace on record they can pray as they wait for news. two thirds of the people on board that flight every chinese nationals in chinese authorities are putting pressure on malaysia saying it

and speaking of growing threats out of north korea to read jane warned on sunday that it could carry out a new form of new attacks argentinian reports on the timing of the announcement and south korea's response despite the strength to carry out a fourth nuclear tests in south korean government said showing no signs to indicate that one is in the works which room will be going well. north korea is a capable because of the new clio one remains in effect test and in kind of awful now then we mean that the seinfeld new contest on the fennel seeds. protesting the un condemnation of its medium range and on the ballistic missile launches last week north korea great tasting sunday by threatening to kind of a new type of nuclear attack. it was every team's first mid range missile launch in four years and followed a series of short range rocket firings over the past month. we would not rule out an informal to protest a proposal to your nuclear deterrence. in response seoul's foreign ministry warned north korea to keep in mind that it will pay the price if it meant like to graze demand from it

has previously described christian us on the county as a wolf in sheep's clothing this week with carrie and mr young who can speak in washington's new upright his realm of being conference in two weeks' time about how to hold a follow up leads in the midst of the week of class in an attempt to preach to get between the two sites as you. and one. states and china has reopened the security measures follow your graphic stabbing rampage there which left at least thirty three dead hundred and forty three wounded four of the assyrians were the lead shot by police while authorities are still searching for at least five more of the attackers who witnesses say he's uniquely trees in parks or it's too sad people at random. chinese authorities have blamed the attack and terrorists from within the week a minority who he believed there are ethnic turkic muslims who come from the king james in china's far west are conscious that the muslim separatists in china's han majority of frequent most leaders are saying is don't understand what the court restrictions on their culture and religion played predom

european union has $15 billion, not as if the united states is carrying it by itself. we will try to figure out what makes sense. they have pressing debts and have interest on loans. honestly, the country has some internal problems and the leadership was kicked out, who robbed the country blind and pressing energy needs. it relies on russia for energy consumption and under pressure right now. they are maintaining their military readiness at a higher rate than normal. the united states isn't going to be the only country that contributes. europe collectively, as they should which is in their neighborhood which is going to do more. host: story in "the hill" newspaper noting that the senate foreign relations has scheduled a meeting on tuesday to act a compromise but it is ununclear about the panel is ready to move on that bill. if you want to read more. we are with congressman tom cole and go to scott in eastlake, high on our democrats' line. caller: i have an idea. why don't we eliminate the cap on social security deductions while putting a cap in on what you can get back

china is thought to be the country that carries out the most death penalties every year. beijing doesn't release official figures for executions. but amnesty international believes thousands were put to death last year. iran ordered three hundred sixty nine executions in twenty thirteen that number is an increase on previous years and in neighboring iraq. the figure also well as up to one hundred sixty nine. saudi arabia carried out seventy nine death sentences and thirty nine people were executed in the united states the only western democracy to use the death penalty their capital punishment is declining. last year the number of executions fell and marilyn joined the list of states that have abolished the practice. and death penalty opponent bella rose been carried out a single execution in twenty thirteen that means that no european country to use the death penalty last year. walk around the world more than twenty three thousand prisoners are currently on death row. the overall number of executions of rose last year and just this week egypt seconds more than five hundr

it was just clarification on how a permit carries over other conditions. for abc licenses conditions carry over from owner to owner on a premise so that's what we're trying to care any. any. thank you. >> thank you. >> i wasn't up to the date on those was, but you're saying they're 15 years old. >> for the entertainment commission, conditions don't carry over. >> we have some recommendations. doesn't sound like they're fully codified, but potential recommendations to continue the conditions from the last permit. we don't have to consider these. they don't seem to be formalized. >> do you want to see them? >> yeah. i'm going to take public comment before we talk about it more so is there any public comment on this? >> good afternoon, i was the owner of rosella's and i'm the current landlord. when we get the condition was -- when we first open [inaudible] 29 years from california and on fillmore and we never had any problem, we never had any security problem. we never had any problem actually. and so this conditions were made when we first opened on fillmore