>>catherine: tonight at 5:00 p.m. a vallejo woman talks about selling police after the father of her child is gunned down during a dui stop. in oakland, dozens of alleged hard-core criminals are behind bars after a four month undercover sting operation. ross mirkirimi says he isn't -- he does not understand why he is not be allowed to do its job. >>catherine: the ethics committee is meeting to talk about a ross mirkirimi. he was removed from office after pleading guilty in the domestic violence case involving his wife. kate thompson is at the meeting. >> here is ross mirkirimi walking into the hearing room. he was met by a huge crowd of supporters. many of them were holding signs in applauding. he was very excited by his warm reception. he had a big smile on his face when he walked into the room. the clouds -- the crowd got so loud there was a short recess. an hour and a half into the meeting, not much has been decided. arguing between the city's lawyers and the lawyers for mirkirimi about what witnesses should be abl

and this next edition of people be hitting badly. >> catherine: people behaving badly. >> catherine: new social network for dogs >> catherine: we have watched them on a you tube but is it time for talks to every social network. more. >>reporter: making new friends can be difficult even if you are as cute. >> plenty of friends in san francisco but now, n.y.. >> this start up a site found poppy playmates in indication that a social networking has gone to the dogs. the founder, was the of our original to find caowners with pets but this was just fine. >> we realized there was a bigger need on how play dates were afacilitated online. some >>reporter: owners say that there were human concerns. >> i would be a little concerned because i do not know the dog. or others it would be great. >> the benefits would be for the talks. >> they are you can find new relations and new friends. >>reporter: >> gary: taking a look at the defense from tampa bay. let me show you. you are going to get whacked! tyson ross. giving up a home run to jose. ross is down, 7-3 in the third. the 0-3 with some strikeou

>> catherine: tonight at 8:00 p.m. a gun battle with the suspected car thief >> and gang members enforcement. and police and forced trying to discourage behavior of cinco de mayo >> if people are and a questionable area? we will move them out. (male announcer) this is the bay area's news station. kron 4 news starts now. >> catherine: we are fallin and falling-a developing story. fallifalling following birth >>kate: you can see the chp officers are on the scene. they spotted this stolen chrysler 305 p.m. they followed the car. they called for backup. that is one the suspect pulled off the highway and into this parking lot of kaiser this suspect is believed to be struck, however will expected to be survive. >> catherine: san jose police are boosting the number of police with at least one stabbing from last year, seven arrests and a lot of and vandalism from last year. charles clifford is reporting that they are not taking any chances. >>charles: i am near a alarock avenue the san jose police is going to be increasing the

>>catherine: to agencies team up to go after a violent criminals. in >> we ask for their assistance in our ongoing efforts to reduce firearms violence. they responded. >> we will prosecute you if you will be removed from the community. >>haaziq: howard jordan and the u.s. attorney are talking about operation gideon, the atf led joint operation with otb primarily targeting illegal weapons. >> robbery crews are some of the most violent criminals. " when costs >>catherine: they say the man ran towards an officer as he pulled a metallic objects from his pocket that turned out to be black metal of object. >> i am hurt because they took my son's father away from him. >> he is the father of three children. the sun in this picture is 10 years old. he also has a 20 year-old daughter and 18 year-old son. his son was also arrested the same night his father was shot for resisting arrest. >> he wanted the best for his children theory if from a he worked hard to support his children. >> he has a criminal past. five convictions including manslaughter. when he was

>>catherine: whose we've is this? a huge growth operation discovered during a fire at a warehouse if from getting ready for the 75th anniversary of the golden gate which have helped alleviate traffic kayak kirchhoff you could be getting a refund if you wear a popular fitness shoe, with a cover this save about the sector's share of shoes. and >> needs the authority to in marijuana crow operation. it happened in retirement. will tran and shows us the scene. >>will: more than 1000 marijuana plant or removed from the food and roof the back of this fix the truck. how this was not in on the drawn-out operation. someone called for an electrical fire at 3:30 a.m. and this building. apparently there risen overnight watched in connected to the operation it she could not handle the flames in fumes. that is what she called the fire department. they cut out the flames and stumbled across this operation. the street value has not been given but according to investigators it is well into the hundreds of thousands of dollars. >>cather

>> catherine: l.a. kings = $400. seated o >> catherine: thank you, robbed.eline: this live look. thank you, -- rob black. >>jacqueline: this cloud coverage with this disturbance right offshore debris pushing east, overnight. better conditions the eroding cloud coverage with mostly sunny, now. however the satellite/rader showing thunderstorm possibilities are round this disturbance. this clear condition and center is here, now and will be pressing to the east as we go towards overnight. here is what we can expect tomorrow. the sea breezes will increase with fog/drizzle. clearing skies for the afternoon and warming temperatures by 10 degrees secured the fog will return tomorrow. taking a look of that fog tracker. there could be more coverage over san francisco/golden gate and what is the it predicted by the fog tracker. i like the coverage in the east bay. i think we will see some fog in the early morning hours. however, by 9:00 a.m. a bit of a clear out. upper 70's. clinging to the low 70's in palo alto, mountain view and fremont. inland valleys showing 80s.

. >> catherine: this bomber was actually an informant working with the cia. that is how the cia was able to get its hands on a sophisticated underwear bomb. and that the meantime the fbi investigators are picking up haute these parts and they are getting better at making them. the cia informant handed over the bomb to authorities of terrorists had " to put it on eighth plane headed to the united states. a troubling sign that al qaeda is determined to attack the united states. it is fully the more sophisticated bomb is a man of this man. a top bomb maker. he made the underwater bomb used in a failed 2009 from detroit. like that device this did not contain a metal parts. making it more difficult for detection. >> it was more advanced than the christmas day bomb and still not something that could have circumvented security but we do not want that information so that they can go to their work bench and come up with another circumvent around security. >> catherine: travelers will not notice any changes immediately. with safeguards are ready in place are strong non

potter. >> catherine: 40 percent were women.: great news for disney. >> catherine: the obesity numbers these are frightening! look at this is video. we are losing the fight. it looks like 40 percent if people are obese. >> catherine: 40%! that is nearly one half. >> yes. a 11% are going to be severely obese. that is over 100 lbs.. we you should invest and pharmaceuticals, and diabetes and pharmacy stocks. the health- care companies are coming up with wellness programs. that is where the expenses come up. my advice is lose weight, live longer and it is very expensive to be unhealthy for your retirement. seal the numbers to not like thank you, rob the numbers cannot lie. thank you, rob. >>jacqueline: this live look >>jacqueline: still going to be hot morro inland julia each >>jacqueline: tomorrow, temperatures in the south bay. 90's and san jose 83 degrees in fremont. the inland valleys will also be in the 90s. danville and the east bay's shores could be a bit more comfortable. we could really see some cooling by mid- week. still,

>>catherine: another winner is the lions gate. the >>rob: bid and in a lot of marketing into the hunter things. it has been a blockbuster. three of 96 million in the u.s. alone. sphere when you look at the numbers, your son that they lost 22 million to. call before for they have products in the pipeline. they will reap the reward of all those ticket sales for hundred gains. the >>jaqueline: here is a live look outside. mostly sunny skies. near the coast line, a little sliver of a fog. temperatures were warmer out there today. the inland valleys sort into the upper 80s, near 90 career as seventh cousins and. closer to the coastline, in the '60s harass cooler in sunnyvale and redwood city. still pretty warm in the inland valleys. here's a look at what you can expect out the door. fog along the coastline and sunny skies ever were all freed if it will be hot away from the coastline and pretty mild tomorrow as well. highs and the tomorrow in the mid-90s. 90 degrees in los gatos. half the inland valleys are also into the 9395 in antioch

>>catherine: that is a good analogy. winner, china's largest e commerce provider. >> it is the chinese largest e commerce site. this is good for their shareholders for. this is a situation where yahoo acquired a 40% stake in this is the board of directors saying, we have to raise some cash. for a large person lives of seniors are in poverty. that is where so security is feeling in people and recessions have overspent. it is tragic it is: to get worse. >>catherine: you always talk about that, people are not saving. >>brian: a nice day around the bay area. things have cooled off for the seconded. temperatures are much colder the we had yesterday. 10-15 degrees cooler than sunday. we had some readings into the '90s. for off right now, a temperatures in the '70s for walnut creek, los gatos and milipitas. for this evening, mostly clear skies inland said fog at the coast. for tomorrow morning, at least early on will see fog of the fog should clear away quickly because the wind will be fitting up in the long the fog out of here

catherine heenan is here with more of the announcement. >> catherine: this is the evolving opinion ande from president obama. it was personally very important for him. his family was a big influence. >> my daughter's have friends parents where they have same-sex parents. we have spoken about their friends' parents around the dinner table. and it would not gone on to them that their friends' parents would be treated differently it does not make sense to them. and frankly, that is the kind of thing that prompts a change of perspective. >> catherine: why now? pressure to take the stand has been building with north carolina a strict ban on same-sex marriage. and after joe biden showing his support of the marriage. critics have saying that for a long time the government and president could not avoid the issue much longer. this will become a divisive issue of the campaign with mitt romney reacting to the speech this way. >> the states are able to make their ways towards domestic with benefits is determined by state by state but marriage is a relationship is between a man and woman. and i kno

starting at just $11.99. >> catherine: welcome back.henry kissinger not immune from ice t s a pat down. >> kodak even having a secret nuclear reactor for 1978-20 06. >> catherine: with memorial day coming up. national parks are showing a free admission! >> more americans are going to fifth travel. >> triple a is predicting a 30 million people behind the wheel for memorial day weekend. it is much more than last year. people are not going to go as far. >> the average it is tents for memorial day is expected to be a hot 150 mi. less than last year. this indicates that people are looking to save money. staying closer to home. >>pam: gas prices decreasing. many travelers staying at less- expensive places or scaling back on entertainment to save money. >> how expensive as if flying or driving? >> it is more expensive to fly. tomales travelers are expected to use air lines with air decreasing by 5.5%. if traveling does not fit your budget there is always this option. >> stay home. party a round the neighborhood. poolside. >> catherine: the gas

. >> catherine: of mcdonald's is accused of schmoozing bloggers in exchange for positive reviews. online. >> catherine: looking at gas prices coming up. >> jacqueline: chrissy field some temperatures are still just

>>catherine: stocks ended kind of mixed today. dow was down, the nasdaq was up and the s&p lost four points. a little bit of a retreat from a european unemployment hit a 15 year high of. we also saw american companies adding 119,000 in april 3rd that is the fewest in seven months. what started out as jobs are starting to recover, it is the first time unemployment claims have been higher. and this could be a problem for the president. it's >>pam: >>catherine: you are saying to be set is a winner because more people are spending? >> a visa and mastercard are transaction companies, they're not credit companies. we are an electronic nation now. wife >>catherine: does it also mean more spending? >>catherine: another winner is wholefoods. >> a lot of people want organic. they only have granted stores in america and they are opening new stores. >>catherine: another winner is a facebook. >> it is heavily rumored that there will start the road show next week and that the company will become public with an evaluation of up to 100 billion. w

this just let catherine be catherine. if it evolves when she is 18 that she wants to be jake.she can make that decision like chaz bono. >> right. and i think, these are children. we as parents guide our children. >> >> bill: why at a years old do you define psychologically you don't know? >> we are worried about them walking home from school by themselves at that age or deciding what they are going to eat or what school they are going to go to but we're going to allow children to determine -- >> bill: this is unnecessary drama, with two dopey parents who just control their environment. >> there is another issue here raised. this is a second grade class where this "the washington post" author writer was going to to talk to her -- her child is in the second grade class. why don't we write an article about what it means to be transgender. i imagine there probably may be some parents in the school who have young children, maybe first grade, second grade who maybe haven't talked about this with their child. >> bill: i don't want that i don't want an article involving my kids. >> ki

>>catherine: late today, the president delivered a speech at the vietnam veterans memorial. this year marks the 50th anniversary of the u.s. to play a significant military presence in vietnam. the president urged the nation's honor those veterans who fought in the war that divided the country. >>president obama: some have called this a war era a scar on our country, the here is what i say, as any will heels, the tissue around it becomes tougher and stronger the before. in this sense, finally, we might begin to see the true legacy of vietnam. >>catherine: the serramonte kicked off its special ongoing program to think of vietnam veterans. a memorial day sky watchers are looking forward to a really nice evening. he will be able to see a half moon and mars. if you look to the left of the moon, mars will look like a bright, yellow towards china. he will get the best results for the telescope. mars is actually moving away from earth. this could be your best chance to see the planet clearly for the next few months. >>jaqueline: skies will be clear from that. asks clear conditions h

this just let catherine be catherine. if it evolves when she is 18 that she wants to be jake. like chaz bono. >> right. and i think, these are children. we as parents guide our children. >> >> bill: why at a years old do you define psychologically you don't know? >> we are worried about them walking home from school by themselves at that age or deciding what they are going to eat or what school they are going to go to but we're going to allow children to determine -- >> bill: this is unnecessary drama, with two dopey parents who just control their environment. >> there is another issue here raised. this is a second grade class where this "the washington post" author writer was going to to talk to her -- her child is in the second grade class. why don't we write an article about what it means to be transgender. i imagine there probably may be some parents in the school who have young children, maybe first grade, second grade who maybe haven't talked about this with their child. >> bill: i don't want that i don't want an article involving my kids. >> kids should be kids for a wh

joining from the new york studio is catherine crump, staff attorney with the american civil liberties union and also the guest reporter this week josh smith of the national journal. ms. crump if we could serve with a recent report the aclu put out on the use cell phone tracking the police department's was this report about? >> with the aclu has to leave for some time that police departments around the country are trekking people's cell phone on a routine basis often without getting a warrant based on probable cause. that's what we thought we were not actually sure to read so in august 35 affiliate's in 32 states around the country finally a total of just over 380 public records of different law enforcement agencies asking for information about their policies, procedures and practices for tracking cyclones, and the report we put out earlier this month documented the findings from that study. >> and what did you find? >> we found that virtually all law enforcement agencies who responded to our request engaged in sulfone tracking it is in fact now a completely routine surveillance tool t

you can make catherine catherine. if catherine wants to play cowboys and indians or climb a tree.rine should be allowed to do that. just to play into the whole gender alteration at that age seems to be, to me, crazy. all right. in texas. the dangers of facebook are apparent. girl, young girl goes on her facebook page and does this. go. >> daughter posted a photo on the between picture sharing site instagram posing with unopened bottle of vodka captioned i wish i could drink. this this was the consequence another picture of her daughter, her face not shown holding a sign that read since i want to take pictures holding liquor, i'm obviously not ready for social media and will be taking a hiatus until i learn what is and isn't appropriate to post. >> bill: 12-year-old girl on facebook number one i think that's crazy. but, you know, i guess i'm out of touch. you go ahead. >> facebook is the devil, i agree with you. >> bill: 12 years old should not have a facebook page. a lot of danger can come from it the girl, you know, does this little prank with alcohol and her mother punishes her

>>catherine: the 49ers struggled to score last year. will randy moss solve any problems or is this is the aging star? some >> and he's eager going to be can really good with or it has passed them by. his last two stops have not been too good. once you reach a certain plateau and start to go down, in my mind it is hard to go back up again. in the last three-four years he has slumped and gone downhill. the patriots have gotten rid of him, tennessee has gotten rid of him. if i had said that money, i know this was his last stand, i think mrs. >>gary: i'm only talking for a living, he is doing it. >>catherine: in veinous over under on the 49ers is 9.5. what you think about the odds? >>gary: i think it could win 10 or more. stunt their effect of espn to win the nfc and go to the super bowl. there really improve themselves that much. i think that they will win 10 games in the 49ers >> how about the raiders? her >> you have a brand-new coach and a branch near tel. all the best hitter in the world with an account keep. i had to bet i said it wou

you can make catherine catherine. if catherine wants to play cowboys and indians or climb a tree. allowed to do that. just to play into the whole gender alteration at that age seems to be, to me, crazy. all right. in texas. the dangers of facebook are apparent. girl, young girl goes on her facebook page and does this. go. >> daughter posted a photo on the between picture sharing site instagram posing with unopened bottle of vodka captioned i wish i could drink. this this was the consequence another picture of her daughter, her face not shown holding a sign that read since i want to take pictures holding liquor, i'm obviously not ready for social media and will be taking a hiatus until i learn what is and isn't appropriate to post. >> bill: 12-year-old girl on facebook number one i think that's crazy. but, you know, i guess i'm out of touch. you go ahead. >> facebook is the devil, i agree with you. >> bill: 12 years old should not have a facebook page. a lot of danger can come from it the girl, you know, does this little prank with alcohol and her mother punishes her on facebook. a

>>catherine: the man who a growing on capitol hill. lawmakers heard him apologize for the conduct of the agents caught in the columbia prostitution scandal. marc solomon is not accepting the suggestion that the problem runs far deeper. the secret service director is testifying before the senate before the prostitution scandal erupted in colombia. cree one prostitute called police and and let on to discuss the details on a colombian radio show. >> this is not a cultural issue. >> the boss of the secret service says he is sorry but suggests this is an isolated incident. many lawmakers clearly are not buying that. the eatons use their own names to register the prostitutes at their hotel, she says it suggests that there were so unconcerned about the impropriety of their actions they did not decide to hide it. >> this is, but almost certainly not an isolated incident. >> it is hard for many people including me, to believe that on one night in april of 2012 in cartagena, colombia, it's called secret service agents who were there to protect t

the truth is all of those men had been entertained by louisa catherine adams. in fact, one of them went back to his boarding house where he had promised his mess mates that he would not vote for adams on the first ballot and they won't let him sit down to dinner because they are very mature and he -- and he -- they write one of them writes to his wife, everyone says his wife made him do it. his wife was a schuyler. >> she instituted something into the subscription system. this is where a town where allegiance and attendance are equal. she would hold these parties every tuesday might but you would be invited for the season. so you would accept for invitation for every single tuesday night. you didn't have to go every night but you better not show up anywhere else at anybody else's party and in that way she acted almost as a wit to get on -- yes. >> she had the big ball for jackson hoping that -- you know, send him back to tennessee. >> and it did. >> i want to get to in a minute -- we are right on this moment. franklin roosevelt, of all people, didn't want to go

and louisa catherine adams. she was a complicated person. she talked in her letters, after abigail adams died, john quincy adam's wife, he was an impossible person, and -- she would write letters to old john adams. so gossipy letters about what was going on in washington to -- to amuse him, make him happy. and so she wrote one letter saying it is my vocation to get john quincy adams elected president. >> yes. and, you know, give a sense of even how at the beginning this was -- the politics was very much part of what the women were supposed to be doing. >> yes. and i have to plug a book that's not mine. marjorie hefferon has done a beautiful piece of the first half of her life coming out soon. it's interesting when we look at what the women are doing. it opens up a sense of what political process, that's what i hear both of you saying. that we understand this idea of process. and so with louisa catherine adams, it becomes very clear to us, for instance, john quincy adams begins running for president for the election of 1824 as early as 1818.

i'm catherine kobayashi. in a last-ditch bid to avoid an election rerun, greece's president proposed forming a government of private sector technocrats. karolos papoulias. an ultra right party rejected the idea. the other leaders agreed to continue discussion. former finance minister, leader of the third place pasok said the negotiations would not be easy, but he wants to fulfill his responsibilities. the second place radical left coalition reiterated it will not join any government that pushes austerity measures. the ministers from 17 euro nations on monday urged greece to swiftly form a government that can implement austerity measures. the measures are a prerequisite for receiving new bailout funds. the political impasse in greece is casting growing uncertainty over the belt tightening program. >>> those uncertainties, of course, have worried investors over the last week. let's see how the markets are doing now. >>> people in okinawa are looking back and forward. residents of japan's southernmost prefecture

>>catherine: the sheriff says her deputies never doubted that they would find for her the hook. most of the police were led on outside of the media spotlight. >> early morning of a rule road in morgan hill, this is where sierra lamar disappeared on march 16th. she was headed for the school bus stop is a few minutes' walk from her home. that evening, her mother received an automated phone call from the school and her daughter was absent. the next day, sheriff's deputies began searching nearby field can discover herself on in a field a couple blocks away. on sunday, her first was found a short distance away. if the doozy couture had a bag contained hikes pants, a t-shirt and under clothing. marley lamar insist that her daughter is not a runaway. >> whoever is out there, let her go. coughed the >> fbi agents joined the investigation and this marc klaas helped organize searches. divers searched nearby reservoir spirit all of their efforts proved fruitless. a way from the campus, investigators already had a suspect. they began monitoring antolin garcia torres 12 days after her disapp

catherine catherine herridge now with the meat of the story. she is live with us in washington. the word of the possibility of more bombs and more bombers out there. what details do we have? , well, tonight a congressional source briefed on the intelligence says that aside from this device, there is a second threat stream coming out of the middle east involving surgically implanted devices. also in a rare and detailed statement. the fbi confirming that the device they have is similar to the underwear bomb and it does not contain metal there are improvements to the detective ton nation mechanism. it was picked up before the yemeni suicide bomber had bought his plane ticket. the bomber's location is not publicly known at this time. u.s. officials also believe a saudi bomb maker is behind these devices. u.s. officials believe eastbound brie hermine ebra hermine is one of the best. airline security on capitol hill hill tonight remembers of the committee are reacting. >> our enemies are still trying to develop the technologies that will continue to attack us. we will find out more ab

some of it is absurd, if you will. >> thank you, catherine, your take is critical as you have fold it from the beginning. we will check back. >> we will keep following the story. as catherine mentioned and of the victims' families are watching the arraignment at gitmo but some are watching through closed circuit tv at military bases. take a listen. >> the human side of me still, i don't, i'm glad i don't know anything about the way thought or that way of life. and i will not be terrorized in any way or change my life in any way because of it. it has been changed and altered enough. >> i want to see the people who killed my sister face-to-face and that is what you do in america, you face your fight. and that is what we do. and we bring people to justice, like it or not. and it is our justice system. if we did not have our justice system, we don't have america. >> so much emotion and resolve. much more to come on the developing story including whether the newly designed military tribunal system is up to the challenge of trying the worst u.s. terrorist in united states history. the chair

>>catherine: in a news around the bay, a major bust in antioch. if police say they saw a man leave the house with a suitcase and figure out there or 10 lbs. of marijuana inside. police have arrested a couple of people. they are behind bars and confiscated more than 800 plans. they say the men stole $20,000 worth of electricity. in the south bay investigators say that two brothers are in custody for stabbing a person to death. it happened on cleveland avenue last month. the suspects were arrested in salt lake city utah and will be extradited back to california. on the peninsula, an 18 year-old woman has been accused of setting her ex- boyfriend on fire while he was sleeping. it happened in san mateo. the victims screamed for his father. he cut out the fire with a garden hose. prosecutors say the woman told someone that the man cheated on her. she is charged with attempted murder and arson. >>grant: major bart delays for people trying to get from sfo to the east bay or vice versa. major delays on that it's current state point line in both directions

i'm catherine kobayashi. international forces invaded afghanistan more than a decade ago to target the taliban and al qaeda. now nato leaders are preparing for the end of the war that has claimed thousands of lives. soldiers, militants and civilians. they've reconfirmed their plan to wrap up their troops' combat role by the end of 2014. the leaders ended up a two-day summit monday in chicago. u.s. president barack obama says afghan forces will take the lead in combat operations across the country in 2013. >> there is real improvement in those areas where we've had a significant presence. you can see the taliban not having a foothold, that there is genuine improvement in the performance of afghan national security forces. >> obama and the other leaders decided to temporarily increase the number of afghan security personnel to 350,000. the size of the force will eventually be cut back to 230,000. nato members will continue to offer financial assistance to afghanistan after their troops pull out, but there are c

our intelligence correspondent has been to guantanamo bay, probably more times than anyone i know, catherine, and, today, is the day so many of the 9/11 families have waited. what happened in court so far? >>reporter: well, that's right, thank you. i was here at guantanamo bay in 2008 when the 9/11 suspects were arraigned. at that hearing they tried to take control by acting as their own attorneys. this morning they tried to take control of the proceedings by refusing to cooperate and refusing to answer questions and refusing to wear the head phones so they could hear the translation and there were plenty of antics. one lived with 9/11 hijacker atta in germany stood up and said "maybe they are going to kill us and say we are committing suicide." the suspects do not look like the pictures you see here. they have aimed in many ways, sheikh mohammed has a red and full beard and others looked withdrawn, and like they have lost a lot of weight. the other point i make is that there were contentious exchanges between the military lawyers and the judge in this case. one of the lawyers alleged in the

as fox's catherine herage reports, it comes within three years after the government tried to prosecute them in federal court. >> reporter: the five suspects including mohammad not cooperating inside the military court at camp justice and guantanamo bay. another distraction when the codefendant, whose family knew osama bin laden, was strapped to a chair after refusing to come to court. the 9/11 suspects who face seven charges, including conspiracy hijacking and the murder of nearly 3,000 americans changeed. mohammad has a full beard and the others appear to have lost weight. the families travelled to guantanamo to sit in the courtroom. >> i want to see the people that killed my sister face-to- face and that is what you do in america. you go and you face your fight and that is what we do and we bring people to justice. >> reporter: the defense department set up locations at four military bases, including fort hamilton in new york state where the families could watch history unfold by a closed circuit tv. he hopes for five convicts and five executions. >> and my son is not coming back and

. >> the university of maryland -- catherine morris took her life just days before graduating and tonight the 82nd airborne division is trying to determine whether an army specialist drove her to suicide. >> catherine morris's mother says a soldier to the advantage of her daughter. army investigators are trying to determine whether morris was indeed the victim of fraud. >> police found 22-year-old catherine morris insider car near arundel mills mall. just weeks from graduating from the university of maryland, morris took her life. >> please don't let him get away with what he has done to me. >> her mother reads a suicide note. her family says he swept the college student offer feet last summer. >> she was naive. she was very naive. i think this guy had a plan, saw her out, knew what he was looking for, and to the advantage of work. >> catherine morris married the soldier. she later told her family he convinced her to keep it a secret. >> he persuaded her to marry him, took the paperwork back to the base and filed for benefits for her. >> she says those benefits at $700 a month to speciali

disinformation this affirmation this information in >> catherine: decision 2012.his is a virtual tie. president obama has a lead. . mitt romney having 44% in florida. there recalls in ohio. pennsylvania, obama's, 47%. hah this was all smiles for the candidate of mitt romney and nick newt gingrich and michele bock men. >> for all of americans this is a very simple proposition for the month of november. president barack obama. president mitt romney. you decide. very easy. >> remember the she dropped out after a the iowa caucus and january. of course both parties are watching the jobs market. the unemployment fell this week the biggest drop in nearly one year. economists say that it is a positive sign for the job market. >> the average 15-30 year mortgage fell to a record low. more incentives to purchase homes. this 30 year rate was just 15 years that 5.0%. mortgage rates have been below 5%. paul evans, homes are well below healthy levels. light showers this afternoon. with rainfall totals so the last couple of hours. >> jaclyn the golden gate bridge remains overcast

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catherine marriage is live for us in washington.ow about the guys who got away? >> well, trace, the yemeni government official tells fox that both men are connected through maker to the american cleric anwar al-awlaki the first american on the cia kill or capture list. al awlaki killed by drone strike in yemen september 30th married the sister of the two al qaeda members targeted today. at least one of the brothers studied under the radical american cleric in this mugshot of al awlaki is from a prosecution charge in san diego from the late 1990s. today's drone strike is part of a broader pattern, one where protestor gays of humane society protege. though the cia does not comment on the campaign. describe the men as collateral damage and not the intended targets, trace. >> catherine, now the defense secretary has gone on the record about these drone strikes? >> well, trace, when it comes to weakening al qaeda in yemen. the secretary of defense and former cia director told abc news the drone campaign is the tip of the spear. >> first

catherine heenan is joining us once again telling us that there were unknowingly doing business withercover fbi agent. >>catherine: this is the bridge near cleveland that authorities say was the target of eight bomb plot. if the fbi says and these are the five men who were hoping to blow it up. there are self-described anarchist and authorities say they are not tied to international terrorism and had no idea they were dealing with an fbi informant. >> these five self- proclaimed anarchists conspired. some of the >>catherine: authorities say the man considered multiple plots before considering throwing up the bridge. have been jailed without bond. >> during the entire course of yesterday's operation, the public was never in any danger. the defendants never possessed at any time any real explosive materials and their arrest warrants were signed before they got into the cart ahead to the bridge. >>james: authorities will only said the men were angry with corporate america and the government. >>justine: we are halfway through the week and we will take a look outside out what is going on

catherine marriage is live for us in washington.about the guys who got away? >> well, trace, the yemeni government official tells fox that both men are connected through maker to the american cleric anwar al-awlaki the first american on the cia kill or capture list. al awlaki killed by drone strike in yemen september 30th married the sister of the two al qaeda members targeted today. at least one of the brothers studied under the radical american cleric in this mugshot of al awlaki is from a prosecution charge in san diego from the late 1990s. today's drone strike is part of a broader pattern, one where protestor gays of humane society protege. though the cia does not comment on the campaign. describe the men as collateral damage and not the intended targets, trace. >> catherine, now the defense secretary has gone on the record about these drone strikes? >> well, trace, when it comes to weakening al qaeda in yemen. the secretary of defense and former cia director told abc news the drone campaign is the tip of the spear. >> first and

>>catherine: here is the facebook stock. member after all of the low block italy finished 235 above its initial public offering price of $30. >>catherine: this is a pet supply company raised more than $80 million in their opening. nine months later they were flat broke in and out of business. fast for a decade, a new round of ipos is a new round of disappointments. for example, pandora went public, shares started at $10 in rose to $26. then, investors tuned out. now, they are below where they started. ising the games is at its lowest price ever. >> investors >>pam: checking friday traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza, look at the back up. the only lanes moving freely are the fastrak lanes in the middle period and a lot of people are trying to get on to the bay bridge headed west build. in san francisco, the james lick at the top of your screen is the be headed towards the lower deck of the bridge into not moving at all. the bottom of the screen comes out of 101 toward the peninsula. >> a gorgeous evening at the beach. you ca

catherine? >> i think lincoln is calling attention to the fact that people don't give credit to the value of words. people forget how much value and action is inspired behind words so while i disagree with lincoln, i still agree with him. >> yeah, you kind of see the, that as rational and yet -- >> yeah. >> yeah, what else, maddie? >> also i think that it gives an excuse to people, like if you commit a crime but you weren't intending to do it for a bad purpose or to like hurt the union, then you can get away with it. so it could lead to more crimes. >> more crimes. yeah, molly? >> sometimes you'll find intention is hard to prove, like you know, you can prove that somebody killed somebody else but you can't necessarily prove why they did. >> sure. >> like it's much harder and so it could be, you know, harder to get a conviction in such cases when you have to prove intent. >> yeah. what other arguments did you see in here? what else does lincoln maintain and how do you react or interact to it? sur