>> it's a family, entire family. >> thank you very much, carrie lee tax aid.ebsite so you can find it. and as dan just said earlier, we're going to be here up until 8:00, so please give us a call, 415-954-7621. reporting live from the 7 on your side world headquarters, i'm michael finney. >> thanks, michael. excellent job, good work. >>> how about we turn things over to spencer in the abc 7 weather world headquarters. >> we do have more rain in sight but at the moment there's not a hint of it. live doppler 7 hd shows sunny skies around the bay area right now, but clouds will be thickening overnight and during the day tomorrow. even statewide we'll see an increase in clouds tomorrow and even some rain up in the northernmost reaches of the state. eureka will be a little showery as will chico. here in the bay area, we'll see clouds thickening but there will be filtered sunshine. high temperatures in the afternoon mainly in the low to mid-60s around the bay and inland, upper 50s to about 60 on the coast and here's the accu-weather seven-day forecast as we have cou

>> it's a family, entire family. >> thank you very much, carrie lee tax aid. website so you can find it. and as dan just said earlier, we're going to be here up until 8:00, so please give us a call, 415-954-7621. reporting live from the 7 on your side world headquarters, i'm michael finney. >> thanks, michael. excellent job, good work. >>> how about we turn things over to spencer in the abc 7 weather world headquarters. >> we do have more rain in sight but at the moment there's not a hint of it. live doppler 7 hd shows sunny skies around the bay area right now, but clouds will be thickening overnight and during the day tomorrow. even statewide we'll see an increase in clouds tomorrow and even some rain up in the northernmost reaches of the state. eureka will be a little showery as will chico. here in the bay area, we'll see clouds thickening but there will be filtered sunshine. high temperatures in the afternoon mainly in the low to mid-60s around the bay and inland, upper 50s to about 60 on the coast and here's the accu-weather seven-day forecast as we have c

lee boyd malvo from the death penalty. he was 17 when he and another man carried out the washington, d.c. sniper shootings 12 years ago.overnment insists it has strong evidence in the boston case. photographs of the brothers carrying backpacks and video of the younger tsarnaev appearing to set his backpack down and walk away at the spot where the second bomb went off. retired fbi agent richard delauria said finding that video was the key. >> i knew when they saw the video shortly after i did we knew we had the video image of at least one of the bombers. >> reporter: prosecutors filed 18 separate counts for the four murders committed. tsarnaev's lawyer said that's unfair duplication. they will be in court tomorrow asking the judge to throw some of those charges out. >> pete williams, our thanks to you for your cautious and accurate reporting going all the way back to a year ago on the story. thanks for being here in new york with us tonight. >>> near kansas city, kansas the first court appearance for the man held in the killing of three people outside of that jewish community center and retirement home on the eve of pas

justice anton inka lee -- scalia has our rule has been if you carry it on our person you ought to know it is is subject to seizure and examination and that's been the rule. we can examine it totally. scalia asked one of the men's attorneys whether she is proposing new rules for cell phones. recognizing that today's technology requires them to balance law enforcement interest against constitutional privacy guarantees. justice elena kagan noted, if a suspects phone was nearby, the police could take that phone and look at every single email that person has written, including work emails, including emails to family members, very intimate communications, could look at all that person's bank records, medical data, could look at that person's calendar, could look at that person's gps and find out every place that person has been recently. >> it is reasonable to take a couple of pieces of paper or an item from somebody's pocket we think it crosses a line to use a smart phone to go into a person's portal to look at a person's affairs. >> the categorical authority of officers to conduct a full s

carried we have this huge cake, here. first came from 1991 of five years old. $7. this is from the playoffs in 2007. this is when derek lee hit a pinch-hit grand slam. >> >> lots of memories. that is going to be given out in the seventh inning. >> the big ceremonial start here and just about 25 minutes. lots of music and dignitaries. that is just to name a few. a woman will actually be thrown out the first pitch. a ball that is 90 years of their family has held onto for all of those years. he might do a little bit of a double take. the chicago cubs will be wearing jerseys from the first team that played here. >> reporting live. >> you can watch the 100th anniversary celebrations right here on wgn. special coverage begins at 1230. the game against the diamondbacks starts at 120. the driver of the minivan was killed earlier this morning. two passengers in the van were hospitalized in critical condition. there are no passengers on the boss. the bus driver was also taken to hospital in serious condition. police said the bus was nearly through the intersection. >> appears ellen no temporary. is conceding. he does not have the

. >> martinez said he is carrying on the tradition of his good friend john than lee who passed away and said he will play until the very last runner crosses his path. the runner officially started at 6:30 this morning. roads will re-opened to traffic at 1:00 this afternoon. this run is a qualifier for the boston marathon. >>> a dramatic attack off monterey's coast. the major fight that a mother gray whale put up to try and save her baby. >> and you go to bed and are thinking about the game. >> all they had to do was win and knock the kings out of the playoff, disappointment felt this morning by both players and fans. >> outside this morning, cloudy and wet. we will be crying out for the second half of your sunday. i'll have a look at what you can expect for today and in the week ahead, a significant warm up. when we will be soaring into the 80s coming up. ♪ ♪ get 5% cash back at lowe's this quarter so you can score more cash. activate your 5% cash back at chase.com/freedom. chase. so you can. >>> if you thought the cold weather was over in the sierra, take a look at this, more than 18"

lee, a.k.a. fini, who we believe is the person who shot ms. sol monl. >> floyd was convicted of carrying a loded firearm in the city just eight days before solomon's killing. tonight, police are urging people to be good witnesses, but don't put yourself in danger. as for those causing problems in oakland, police are not going to stand for it. >> if you come to this city and commit crimes, we will use every plausible means known to man to hunt you down and bring you to justice. >> police say the men face murder and robbery charges, special circumstances that make them eligible for the death penalty. reporting live, i'm jody hernandez. >> alden smith caught a break from the district attorney today. they came in smith's arrest last month. he reportedly made a bomb threat and could have faced a felony. now, l.a. city attorney will make the final decision. we should correct ourselves, that happened earlier this month. now, in a separate case, smith will be in court next tuesday in san jose for felony weapons charges and drunk driving. >> the push for pre-k, all across the country, states are

carry and police don't need a warrant to search them. >>> they live beneath the streets and feeding on the garbage left behind. vic lee will go looking for rats and he does president have to look too hard to find them. >> i used to see a couple. the other night i must have seen 50. exaggerating? no. >> tomorrow at 11:00 p.m., complaints of rats in the city and who is responsible for fixing the problem? >>> a special day in san francisco for the sailing community. it was the opening day on san francisco bay as well as the 51st blessing of the fleet. opening day signifies a return of the sailing season and the blessing is a tradition to protect fishermen. it will feel like summer coming up. let's get to spencer christian. hi, spencer. it will feel summer like in a day or so. we are looking at clear skies over the bay area. hardly a cloud to be found, although some did linger after early morning light rainfall. here is a live view from the emeryville camera. mainly clear skies and these are the forecast features. a warm willing trend that against tomorrow and really heats up big time tuesday, wednesday and thursday with

lee is already serving time at san quentin on unrelated charges and floyd has a conviction of carrying a loaded firearm. both have been linked to an east oakland gang and scheduled to be arraigned on the new charges next week. oakland police are trying to credit salamon for trying to stop crime in her city. some neighbors say a shortage of police officers has left them no choice but to investigate crimes on their own. >> opd is tremendously under staffed. there are not enough officers to go around oakland patrolling so that does mean it's up to the citizens to be the eyes and ears. >> some neighborhoods have set up e-mail lists where crimes ranging from car break ins to suspicious behavior can be reported. homeowners installed surveillance cameras and hired private security guards. >>> a woman in san francisco says she was pepper sprayed after fights to get her stolen bike back. joslin says her bike was stolen last week from a muni bus rack and she was devastated. after filing a police report and posting a photo roll her bike on the internet she received a tip that her stolen bike was

carrying migrants capsized off and landed in securing three hundred and sixty. one of the way comeback was another dramatic day in the cost of the stories trial of lee. i do. these. a number of syrians were back in she keeps rising with the majority seek shelter in neighboring countries while the un estimates there are now more than two point five million syrian refugees most of them have fled to jordan levin on over to turkey far away from home the struggle to make ends meet and even the children and spirit. tens of thousands of syrian children was the leader the entire team. he'll start he's generally turned a blind on it the number of children watching it this whole sewing shop in istanbul. operations thirteen like the elder boys here. he fled to turkey with his family to escape the fighting in syria. this war to end he said is one of the us bought some point they will get the syrians left in syria. will the committee of the syrians are believed to be living in taji refugees from the civil war. this of mind by working illegally the school's refugee children. many of them dream of a bass a life elsewhere the sun says he'd like to leave him a ticket to ge

lee is serving time at san quentin on unrelated charges. floyd has a prior conviction for carrying a loaded weapon. police say both suspects have been linked to an east oakland gang. they are scheduled to be arraigned on the new charges next week. oakland police are crediting miss salamon for trying to stop crime in her neighborhood but she could still be alive if she just called 911. however some of the neighbors say a shortage of police officers has left them with no choice but to investigate crimes on their own. >> opd is tremendously under staffed. there are simply not enough officers to go around oakland patrolling so it does mean it's up to the citizens to be the eyes and ears for opd. >> some neighborhoods have also established e-mail lists where crimes and suspicious behavior can be reported. homeowners have also installed surveillance cameras and hired private security guards in some cases. >>> vallejo police are investigating a murder-suicide. several neighbors saw a man approach a woman on the front porch on a home yesterday afternoon and opened fire. the man then turned

carry and police don't need a warrant to search them. >>> they live beneath the streets and feeding on the garbage left behind. vic lee will go looking for rats and he does president have to look too hard to find them. >> i used to see a couple. the other night i must have seen 50. exaggerating? no. >> tomorrow at 11:00 p.m., complaints of rats in the city and who is responsible for fixing the problem? >>> a special day in san francisco for the sailing community. it was the opening day on san francisco bay as well as the 51st blessing of the fleet. opening day signifies a return of the sailing season and the blessing is a tradition to protect fishermen. it will feel like summer coming up. let's get to spencer christian. hi, spencer. it will feel summer like in a day or so. we are looking at clear skies over the bay area. hardly a cloud to be found, although some did linger after early morning light rainfall. here is a live view from the emeryville camera. mainly clear skies and these are the forecast features. a warm willing trend that against tomorrow and really heats up big time tuesday, wednesday and thursday with

confirmed dead but hundreds more are missing after a ferry carrying mostly high school students sinks off the coast in south korea. i'm jenna leerly this morning, dramatic video showing the ferry nearly upside down. almost completely submerged. dozens of ships and helicopters searching for survivors. that vessel capsizing what was supposed to be a routine trip to a nearby island. david piper live in bangkok with more. david? >> reporter: jon, this is continuing off

lee." mr. wildstein said "got it" in response to that e-mail and he's the one who seems to have carried out that which originated from governor christie's office. david wildstein's lawyer said publicly and repeatedly that david wildstein has a lot of information to share about this scandal and he will share it willingly if he is promised immunity. according to this new reporting, david wildstein apparently has been talking. he has been, quote, camped at the u.s. attorney's office in newark for the last week. to be clear, as far as we know this is not david wildstein testifying before the grand jury the way the governor's spokesman had to. this would be david wildstein talking privately to prosecutors in some extended way over a period of days. we don't know if that means he's cooperating with federal prosecutors, but we do know that he was refusing to talk about if he didn't get immunity. we don't know if he has received that immunity from prosecutors, but he does at least appear to be in conversation with them. either that or maybe he's working an extended catering gig in their offices or somet

confirmed dead but hundreds more are missing after a ferry carrying mostly high school students sinks off the coast in south korea. i'm jenna lee. jon: what an awful story. i'm jon scott. news breaking early this morning, dramatic video showing the ferry nearly upside down. almost completely submerged. dozens of ships and helicopters searching for survivors. that vessel capsizing what was supposed to be a routine trip to a nearby island. david piper live in bangkok with more. david? >> reporter: jon, this is continuing off the south korean coast at this hour. it is now 14 hours since that ferry started to capsize and still nearly 300 people are missing. the ferry which was carrying mainly high school students which was traveling from the port of incheon in the northwest overnot to a southern resort island. dozens of ships and helicopters were involved in the rescue effort today. a u.s. navy ship has been helping them. rescue teams managed to pluck some people from the rapidly-capsizing ship. others were told to jump in the water to be picking up by ships. the ferry quickly capsized and was left tilted at 45 degrees on its port

carried out the lane closings. the one who replied "got it" after receiving that infamous e-mail, time for some traffic problems in ft. lee. wildstein was photographed with christie at a 9/11 event last year on day three of the closings where he said he told christie about the closings. he is a person who could unravel this mystery. but from the start, he's asked for immunity to talk. >> if the attorneys general for new jersey, new york and the united states were all to agree to cloak mr. wildstein with an immunity, i think that you would find yourselves in a far different position with respect to information he could provide. >> that's your job. we just want answers to our questions. >> understood. i'm suggesting a way you can get there. >> so he made it clear, he would only talk if given immunitimmun. and that's why the news today is so striking. may justice reports wildstein was, quote, camped at the u.s. attorney's office last week meeting with investigators and, quote, wildstein's meetings indicate that prosecutors may have struck a deal with him. this comes after christie's press secretary michael druniak was caught

lee, thank you so much for your time. i greatly appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you for having me. >>> msnbc will carry the president's remarks on the minimum wage live this afternoon at 3:00 eastern time. >>> and yet another study is out questioning just how effective mammograms really are, saying the benefits are overhyped. what are women supposed to believe at this point? i'll talk with a doctor who specializes in mammogram and breast imaging. >>> and new army guidelines over how soldiers can wear their hair are being called racist. i'll talk with a woman who started a petition to change the rules. she served for six years and says rather than inform themselves on how african-americans wear their hair, the army is, quote, white washing it. it's our "news nation" gut check. >>> and join our conversation on twitter, @tamronhall and my team is @newsnation. ahhh. beautiful day in baltimore where most people probably know that geico could save them money on car insurance, right? you see the thing is geico, well, could help them save on boat insurance too. hey! okay...i'm ready to come in now. hello? i'm

carried out the lane closings. the one who replied "got it" after receiving that infamous e-mail, time for some traffic problems in ft. lee

lee. i said to an african, do you know much schappish -- and he said that's arabic. and the same thing i was hearing was in arabic was not spanish but what i carry on my lips in spanish is a remnant of arabic. it is on our tongue. so, there i was in cairo, remembering my mother in sacramento, california, standing at the door as i was about to leave for school, sacred heart school and saying, let's hope it's not going to rain, and the sale wi will be on at penney's and i can buy your shoes then. it was on my mother's lips the name of allah. i didn't hear it. right now in this dangerous world, indonesia there are many muslims who do not like the christians habitually using the name of aulai when they refer to god the father. it is now a crime in kuala lumpur when they are not otherwise investigating the disappearance of an airliner, to arrest christians who use the name of allah. in fact it was recently a catholic priest who was arrested for such a crime. that is where we have gotten. but when i think of the inherit tenancy, i think it is in mean. i think that there is something -- you know, the catholic civilization comes to spain and chases in 1

carrying supplies. tara moriarty will have the first part of her run in the next 30 minutes but she did get support from mayor leell. >> yes. >>> 8:18. sal is back. he's watching the cars on the road. they will be watching her, too. how does it look out there? >> i wonder how she gets over mountain ranges? >> a lot of energy. >> yeah. >> yes. >>> good morning, everybody. let's go out tapped take ac-- will out and take a look at what you have in san francisco. trying to cross the bay. san francisco bound commute is the biggest we have. right now it's a 30-minute drive time between the toll plaza and san francisco exits. and right now traffic on the lower deck is not all that bad. it's about an eight-minute drive across that. this is northbound 880 from the oakland coliseum taking about ten minutes or so. if you are driving in san jose, northbound 280 at 85 still have slow traffic there. northbound 101 from the 280 interchange is taking about 15 minutes. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. clear skies. usually there is a decent sea breeze. russ not too much going on. -- rustle in the wind. not too much going on.

lee jiang sock featured here in this 2010 safety video. once touted as face of safety, he is now charged with five counts of criminal activity including abandoning ship which carries a hefty sentence of life in prison. we've been learning more details from some of those arrested crew members outside a courtroom today saying that they were struggling to right the vessel that was listing, that the cap pan was -- was in the bridge there with them and a that they couldn't get to the life boats to release the life boats. chris? >> all right, nic, thank you. there's also some news -- other newsbreaking in the region. overnight, concern north korea is beefing up its nuclear program. south korea is detecting fresh activity at the north's main nuclear test site so the south is in turn stepping up its military readiness. all of this is happening ahead of president obama's trip to asia. paula hancocks is in seoul with the latest. what do we know, paula? >> well, chris, the ministry of defense here in south korea say they have detected increased activity at the sites. this is where the last three nuclear tests have been carried out by north korea. they're not seeing exactly w

lee from waco came later. weevilme known as a boll . president reagan asked a number of them to carry the reagan tax cut, which really began the renaissance of america, and that young man was congressman kent hance of the 19th congressional district. he was on the ways and means ommittee as a democrat and prevailed -- i would assume the chairman was dan. in 1984, he decided to go back to texas and gave up his seat in.larry combest came bow rmiey, joe barton, boletter and max sweeney. he switched parties and became a republican and got appointed to the railroad commission. he was the first republican to be named chairman. he did run for governor a time or two in that time span and did not have the same luck for governor. went into the private sector. became a consultant and an attorney and helped me politically on a number of issues. then as has been pointed out, became chancellor of texas tech and the students who hardly know what a chancellor is, most niversities, they call him the hancelor from text a as tech. the thing that impressed me the most. when people are elected to office a

lee. >> yes. >> commissioner mccray nyes. >> walker. >> aye. >> the motion carries unanimously and is there any and any of the candidates here for the access appeals commission? you can come up.