catherine? >> catherine: a fast-moving, wind-driven firefighters late this morning in the south bay. it scorched about 7 acres south of andrew hill high school in east san jose. these pictures are from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports, there were some people who live down-wind from the fire. >> reporter:anton ngo wasn't taking any chances, when he saw embers his home he decided it was time to go. >> i started to drive it to the gloves so i did not see anything. >> reporter:a few moments earlier, ngo shot this cell phone video of the fire, which shows police arriving as a line ofhigh grass across the street. jose fire dept >> when the wind blowing and high and dry and the direction that it is going he called for help run away. >> reporter:the fire started near singleton road and locke avenue but heavy smoke and embers wafted into neighborhoods as far south as yerba buena road. sot lavinsky chow/resident >> at the top of my refund when i saw that it w

catherine?therine: i like that. >> catherine: 40 niners coach lynn no hope that michael rowntree to more achilles would not keep him out the whole year gary has the story and all the sports coming up next! >> i always loved the shot is so pretty the golden golden gate bridge. breezy in chile still: memorial weekend will be a little bit milder and pleasant tracking distance light shower on monday night. 68 and antioch and 66 and sunnyvale. the lands are still pretty active the winds are still pretty active pruitt. temperatures for tonight will be cooled down in the 40's will phillip chile in the morning sole eighth few upper 30's far north. the blue indicating '50s i do not believe we will see that many 70's. i and 69¢ a clara, mid-60's for castro valley and pleasanton should be around 69 degrees as well as north bank. oakland around 67. in the '70s on friday trying right now very light showers for monday maybe tuesday. you can catch the latest news, forecast and traffic conditions whenever it's

. >> catherine: probably a good time to check your 401- k. the dow >> catherine: a daring escape. and now three women, kidnapped more than a decade ago -- are safe. here's one of them. i was kidnapped 10 years ago, i'm free now." i'll have the story coming up. the news at five continues -- next. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> pam: a bright spot in construction of the new span of the bay bridge published reports show after dozens of seismic safety tests, remaining bolts show no sign of failure. t

catherine heenan is here with the story. catherine?erine: the jury has convicted jodi arias of first degree murder. choosing the most serious option -- which could mean the death penalty. testimony in this long and often lurid trial began in early january. afternoon. return to index of stories... >> ".find the suspect guilty.etc" >> catherine: the moment jodi arias heard the guilty verdict. she remained quiet.holding back tears. while members of the audience - including relatives of the murder victim - showed their relief. jurors had deliberated for four days on the first-degree murder charge. prosecutors say arias stabbed, shot and nearly decapitated her ex-boyfriend travis alexander five years ago. arguing she'd planned the attack in a jealous rage after he rejected her and pursued other women. arias claimed she killed alexander in self-defense after he attacked her. but that was at least her third version of the events. having at first in police interviews denied even being at the house. then - blaming the murder on two masked intru

. >> catherine: say he will plead not guilty. he's the man accused of kidnapping, raping and holding three women prisoner in his cleveland home for a decade. also today -- there are more disturbing details suffered. >> catherine: be taken - in august of 2002. and she may have had the worst treatment of all. sources say she was treated as castro's "punching bag." and conditions she suffered were similar to being a prisoner of war. her injuries may require surgery and she's still exhibiting signs of malnutrition. a sibling says they were products of an abusive home before the kidnapping.and her mother. >> catherine: gina dejesus will also reportedly require long-term therapy for injuries like hearing loss and joint and muscle damage. she and knight - moreberr- were kept confined for long periods in the basement. the women were sometimes chained and duct-taped.and dejesus now reportedly has trouble moving her head. sources on the investigation say castro sometimes teased dejesus and knight by eating food in front of them. >> catheri

catherine? >> catherine: >> catherine: there is a huge job ahead for the people who were in the path of this almost unbelievably destructive tornado. the president today -- calling it one of the most destructive - in the history of the country. we're getting a closer look at the homes.schools.businesses.and whole neighborhoods which have been flattened. >> catherine: the scene - moments after the storm - when frightened parents and children were being reunited in a schoolyard. for one mother who finally found her son -- there were few words. >>"please god keep people safe." (crying) >> catherine: people found what they were seeing.hard to believe. the tornado's path -- 17 miles long. more than a mile wide. it was on the ground 45 minutes. we now know the damage costs could reach a billion dollars. survivors shared their stories.and their video. while it's believed likely >> nothing left of my house. >> and read my dog in which in late down. and here we are now. i was asking god to spare me >> wh

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the finish line is right here at the gate highway. >> catherine: finish line in santa rosa. >> catherinelars?a lot of americans are saying yes. they're lining up across the country -- buying powerball tickets. this was the scene in arkansas.but it's playing out in 43 states - and thousands of towns and cities. no one matched wednesday night's numbers.so this will be the largest- ever powerball jackpot. and the second largest world jackpot of all time. and it can only get bigger before saturday's drawing. in workplaces across the nation - people have been inviting colleagues to chip in $2 for a ticket and a shared daydream. >> catherine: since we're talking record amounts. here's a look at the top 4 world record lottery jackpots. the biggest -- 656 million in a mega millions drawing. there were three winning tickets - in kansas, illinois and maryland. number two was 587 million -- in a powerball game last year. and number three is an earlier estimate from tonight's game. >> catherine: we're now way over that 550 million. and if no one wins saturday -- the jackpot could get close to one "b

catherine? >> reporter: this is something that again the district attorney just announced within the last 30 minutes. we also know that he will face the judge. i mean his brother will face the judge tomorrow wednesday at 1145. will bring the charges talking about second degree people with this and say why not first degree? it's time premeditated or planned. no planning behind this leaving us to believe that the district attorney has evidence showing that there was something that our reach him were spared tam or lead to to the killing. again the sheriff's office has been hush hush about this case. what evidence they have never the less we can receive more information tomorrow. his tour of europe brother will be it will be in court again at 1145 for second degree were churches. pam now back to >> pam: was the family was to stemming their bid to get to speak with them? were they what were they there today? >> reporter: the family was not here today he's actually at a facility outside of town the br

unyielding grip. >> the bear would pull catherine towards him, the zookeepers would pull catherine back towards them. >> she must have felt just like a rag doll being tossed around like that. >> they kept hitting him on the head. it did no good. >> the puny branches do nothing to stop binky. >> and she did make a couple pleas to, don't let go. just don't let go of me. i would get a little more of her every time. and then catherine's shoes slipped off. and so her foot just slid through the polar bear's mouth and then she was free. >> lay down, lay down. >> at last, catherine is free of binky's death grip. dr. rayford doesn't know if her injuries will be fatal. she's rushed to the hospital. >> i just felt the crunching of my leg. it was so excruciating. >> i believe it was almost two weeks she was in the hospital. she had some open wounds. a lot of bruising. she also had a broken leg. >> very lucky. i feel very fortunate. catherine suffers torn ligaments and a couple of broken bones. but the biggest bruises are to her ego. there was no point dwelling over it, it's done, it's gone, i've go

catherine heenan is here now with more.: driver orville brown says the fire broke out in one of the worst possible places. in this part of his what happened when he tried to call for help. >> after recalled 911 at the and no disrespect to the fire department. it took them about 30 minutes to get over that long bridge. the son of the san mateo bridge it is the longest. they need to institute that there should be a substation because they have to come all the way from foster city, passed us up to go into hayward and came back. we watched two fire trucks pass up. also, the safety on the limousines. there has to be some better regulations. >> catherine: foster city fire officials say they were on the scene 911 call. >>grant: people driving on the bridge with cell phones capture the horror. the limo's back-half.fully engulfed in flames at this point. first responders have not arrived yet. look at how big the flames are. and give you a a better look. lots of dark gray smoke coming out of the back of the limo. the flames look to b

catherine? >> catherine: political 'odd couple.'ew jersey's republican governor - and the democratic president. after a high profile visit just after super-storm sandy. both men were back on the jersey shore today. celebrating the rebuilding -- and having a little fun. >> catherine: there may have been no better way to demonstrate that new jersey's shore is rebounding from hurricane sandy --- today's upbeat visit from governor chris christie and president obama.the last time both men were here. sandy had left behind a sad site.the boardwalks bleak and wet, smashed and boarded up. in contrast tuesday. the boardwalk was back in business.including the football themed game where the president was 0 for five. the governor did a lot better. the chicago cubs teddy bear christie won - was later presented to the president. and if the jersey shore needed a pep talk. today they got a couple of them. billions of dollars in state and federal money have >> you are stronger than the storm, the jersey shore is bad and is open for business! >> and i

catherine,now lets take a look at some of the other notable cruise nightmares this year.acruise ship's engm caught fire. leaving it adrift for days in the gulf of mexico. among the conditions onboard the triumph at that time - no running water, overflowing toliets, and hardly any power. that ship was eventually towed back to shore. then in march -- what is believed to be a noro-virus outbreak, happened on a royal carribean cruise ship. more than 100 passengers and crew onboard the 'vision of the seas' got sick. everyone was treated on the vessel. and besides some stomache problems - the cruse continued on. >> pam: kentucky state police say, they lost a colleague this weekend after he was ambushed on his way home from work. they believe the act was pre-meditated. and promise to find the person responsible. andrew spencer has the details. >> reporter: jason ellis got out of his cruiser to remove debris and was shot multiple times. >> somebody planted this. somebody planned this. >> kentucky state police they believe that this was premeditated. they say that his service weap

as kron4's catherine heenan reports.he two men were celebrating the rebuilding -- and having a little fun. >> a to cbo younger, and having some fun on the jersey shore! >> catherine: there may have been no better way to demonstrate that new jersey's shore is rebounding from hurricane sandy --- today's upbeat visit from governor chris christie and president obama. the last time both men were here. sandy had left behind a sad site.the boardwalks bleak and wet, smashed and boarded up. in contrast tuesday. the boardwalk was back in business.including the football themed game where the president was 0 for five. >> catherine: the governor did a lot better. the chicago cubs teddy bear christie won - was later presented to the president. and if the jersey shore needed a pep talk. today they got a couple of them. billions of dollars in state and federal money have poured into the area.with the president promising more today. >> catherine: both men acknowledging that there's still a lot of work to be done. catherine heenan kron 4

reporting from oakland will tran kron 4 news >> catherine: in new york city. medical examiners have now started searching for human remains where a chunk of a plane was found near ground zero last week. it's believed to be from one of the two planes which hit the twin towers on 9-11. while the 5-foot piece of metal was originally believed to be from a landing gear. authorities now say it actually came from a wing. both pieces have similar near the site of a project. >> jacqueline: antall tomorrow morning and to wednesday afternoons notice temperatures in the '80s tomorrow, 90s on thursday hitting records. let's talk about the wind not too bad right now. teams in oakland, and redwood city and fairfield. whence will be picking up tonight that is why the win by three has been issued for tonight. the delta is highlighted here on your screen and portions of central valley picking up. in a 20 or 30 ma hour range. here's a more serious mount diablo diablo range. odyssey gusts up to 60 mi. on our. of course that is helping to raise fire concerns because is dry hot and

catherine heenan has the of horror. >>catherine: d-n-a test results confirm - suspect ariel castro is the father of a six-year-old girl born to amanda berry - one of his alleged victims. state lab technicians worked through the night. completing a job that normally takes weeks in a matter of hours. ohio's attorney general talked about the journal allegedly kept by castro. >>it's sickening, it's just horrible. it should not surprise us that this man justifies what he's doing in those writings.. individuals like this who commit horrible acts, they blame the victim. always blame the victim. castro's daughter says she wants the world to know one thing, >>"my father's actions are not a reflection of everyone in the family. not a reflection of myself, or my children, we don't have

catherine. >> good morning, megyn. a source investigation confirms for fox news two men from kazak facing obstruction of justice charges. fox news was first to report on friday that the two young men who we confirmed are standing in this picture with dzhokhar in a photo from times square believed to be the spring of 2012 were initially held on immigration violations. one is a current student, the other a former student at u mass dartmouth where they met dzhokhar. after a sweep of apartment complex on the weekend of april 20th, five days after the bombing, a national security source confirmed to fox news that members of the fbi's joint terrorism task force wanted to question the two men about their actions after the 18th when the fbi posted this surveillance video of the bombing suspects and whether they took any action to help the tsarnaevs at dzhokhar's direction. fox news has learned that at some point after the bombings, when the tsarnaevs were on the run the two friends of dzhokhar's went to his apartment and took

catherine herridge reporting live in washington. catherine? >> thank you, shep.iar with the boston investigation tells fox news that dzhokhar tsarnaev has told came quickly than inspected with the brothers deciding to target the national marathon. described it as a target of opportunity without adding any further comment. fox news has also told that the planning for the attack showed quote clear meditation including the decision, shepard, to target the finish line. >> shepard: it didn't have anything to do with patriots day or anything else? a large event my number of civilians, presented them with the opportunity when the bombs were ready, shepard. >> shepard: so many questions in the early going. with that date and that time of year being so significant on the calendar and now we know that wasn't the case at all. they had the bombs ready to they went out. >> target of opportunity. more significantly clear medication and target to finish line one based on my experience where they thought they would have the highest concentration of civilians saw it as it an easy

louise catherine and john adams did not live at peace field. in fact they would return only during the summer months to get a relief of the politics from washington. her grandson henry adams remembered louise catherine fondle. in his work, the education of henry adams, he describes louise catherine and her relationship. he always felt she was the odd man out if you will because she was born in england and educated in france and she remained a foreign personality to many of the adam' but not to henry as a world traveler himself. his fondest recollection of louise sitting at the table using her silver teapot set she brought from england. she would entertain both herself and many of her guests in this room. john quincy adams and louise would inherit this home from john adams. john quincy thought about selling this house. after discussion and thought with louise catherine they decided this was important to the family story to hold on to this house for future generation. >> plier >> -- prior to the election, rachael jackson enjoyed a brief time of r

no one was hurt, but as kron four's catherine heenan shows us, it was a terrifying night for many of them. >> not a drill, not a joke, everybody freaking out. >> catherine: passenger danielle miller says she was awakened just after three a=m. >> our stateroom attendant was pounding on our door, and i opened the door to see people running around yelling at us to get our life jackets on and run as fast as we can up to deck five. >> catherine: miller says the seas had been rough >> before we went to bed, there was a pretty bad storm and the boat was really rocking, so our first thought was that the boat was sinking. >> catherine: when she reached the deck, the sight was not reassuring. >> we saw the lifeboats being lowered down. a lot of people were really freaking out >> we were shoulder to shoulder with a ton of people who were just as terrified as we were and we didn't know what was going on for about a half an hour when they made an announcement that there had been a fire. >> catherine: it took more than two hours to put out the fire. royal caribbean decided to reroute the ship to f

catherine heenan is here with the story. catherine? anyone else alive. they heard a voice today. it said "i'm alive - please rescue me." it was a 19-year-old seamstress who had survived 17 days trapped in the wreckage. this was the scene as reshma begum was being carried away on a stretcher. she had managed to get attention by waving her hand. she was crying with relief.and said she had survived by drinking some of water she had with her.and apparently had a little dried food. reshma said she had initially made contact with several other people - but one by one their voices fell silent - and she knew they were dead. she got a visit in her hospital room - from the prime minister. reshma told everyone that she 'never dreamed' she'd see the daylight again. doctors say she is in amazingly good condition - with no broken bones. she's even able to walk. >>pam:when we return. someone finally claims and buries the body of tamerlan tsarnaev. find out who the person is, and why she felt she had to do it. and the investigation into the west, texa

heenan >> catherine: angelina jolie shared the news in an op-ed piece for the new york times.ion means she had an 87% risk of breast cancer. a 50% risk of ovarian cancer. jolie decided to undergo a preventative double mastectomy.beginning the process in february. >> catherine: now, nine weeks after the final surgery.her breasts have been reconstructed with implants. and she says her risk of breast cancer is now down to 5%. cancer is something jolie knows only too well. her mother - marcheline bertrand died 6 years ago after a decade long battle with ovarian cancer. she was 56. >> catherine: jolie talked about her in a 2011 '60 minutes' interview. >> the same legacy for her 6 children. saying she can now tell them they don't have to fear losing her to breast cancer. >> catherine: contestant who says she plans the same surgery after losing her mother and grandmother to breast cancer. she applauds jolie for gong public. >> i knew what it was like for my mom to struggle and leave her most precious job and finished dishes. on finished. share her story so that other women also at hi

catherine? >>catherine:washington's governor has declared a state of emergency in three counties affected by last night's bridge collapse. there were huge backups today on interstate five was forced to detour onto a smaller bridge used for have no estimate of how long heavily traveled route to the canadian border. the bridge collapsed last night after an oversized overhead girders. and glad." >>catherine:47 year old dan sligh was one of three people rescued from the icy waters of the skajit river last night. that's his pickup truck partially submerged in the water. >>"i was commenting to my wife as we approached the bridge that it seemed that the truck and the load he was carrying was about four feet wider than the actual bridge on the right side. i kept saying, any time he wants to move over to the left it'd be okay. we started slowing down. about that same time another semi- truck came up on the left side and it almost looked like he pinned that truck over to where he couldn't swerve to get ov

>>catherine: this shows the white truck as it crosses the bridge. here is where it hurt hit the girder. he had no time to react. >> as you saw the water approaching, you hold on a study japan and there was just a white flash and cold water. >>catherine: he dislocated his shoulder. >> i cannot see my wife and the passenger seat. she was not responding. i popped my shoulder back and unbuckled her poulter to my side would have less water,. >>catherine: another man managed to climb on to the route roof of his car. no one suffered injury injuries. serious injuries. >>pam: california ranks 18th in the nation for the worst overall condition of its bridges. and here's another alarming statistic -- one out of every eight bridges in california. is likely to be falling apart in some way. here in the bay area. one in five bridges is quote - "structurally deficient". the experts say. that means the bridge needs significant maintenance or replacement. in san francisco. there are 40 deficient bridges. that's nearly 35-percent. in alameda county. there are 130. amo

. >>> and later, catherine zeta jones battling bipolar ii disorder. >>> also jason collins coming out being the first openly gay athlete. firsthand knowledge of what that is like a major hollywood star is also becoming a major player in the world of politics. >>> we begin, though, with syria. some things we know. the regime has murdered tens of thousands of people in the last few years. president obama said that the use of those weapons by the regime would be a red line, a game-changer. there's evidence that the nerve gas, sarin, has been used. in a press conference today, president obama said he wants more information. it also drew attention that there aren't many schismimple or easy options. you say something must be done? >> yes, and so do many. so do the israelis so do the turks, so do the brits and the french. when you establish a red line, then you have to do something about it. you're talking, again, about the highest crime under international law if weapons of mass destruction are being deployed. here's the thing, in diplo speak, a red line means military action. it's not offi

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> british prime minister david cameron has moved to calm fears after an attack in london. he said attacks by extremis will only bring the british people together. >> we will never give in to terror or terrorism in any of its forms. >> two men approached a military man and attacked him to death. one was heard shouting islamic slogans. he said they were acting in revenge for war in muslim countries. investigators have yet to identify the suspects, but local media report at least one of them was a muslim of nigerian origin. the man was born and raised in britain and is in his 20s. members of an anti-islamic group took to the street to protest the killing. riot police moved in to contain the demonstration. u.s. president obama released a statement. he said the u.s. stands resolute with the united kingdom against violent extremism and terror. >>> delegates from the arab league have thrown their weight behind a conference at ending the war in syria. they met at an emergency meeting in cai

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay th us.aptioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> brown: president obama declared the u.s. is at crossroads in the war on terror and called for new guidelines and accountability in the pursuit of terrorists. good evening, i'm jeffrey brown. >> woodruff: and i'm judy woodruff. on the "newshour" tonight, we excerpt the president's foreign policy address and get reaction to his proposals about the use of drones, the guantanamo bay prison and more. >> brown: then, we turn to an attack authorities in britain have called terrorism, the brutal murder of a soldier in london. >> woodruff: hari sreenivasan reports on the road to recovery in oklahoma, as the town of moore buried its first victim, a

. >> pam: >> catherine: new developments in the boston bombing investigation.ncluding details of the initial plan of attack. also - we now know where the funeral is set to be held for the older brother -- after the body of tamerlin sar-nie-ev was brought to this funeral home in north attleboro. protestors showed up almost immediately. >> but send them back to russia "they shouldn't even have him there. send him back to russia. let them do all they want over there with him, but not here, this is a disgrace.' >> catherine: the mayor of worcester says the funeral service for the older suspect is scheduled for that city. suggesting a violent streak that pre- dated the bombings -- friday, 2009 mug shots were released from when tamerlin was booked for hitting his then-girlfriend. just as reports surfaced that the female dna found on one of the bombs does not belong to his widow. kathleen russell remains a focus - but has reportedly stopped cooperating with authorities. as for jo-har sar-nie-ev.he reportedly told investigators that the brothers initially considered a

and his widow, catherine russell, now obviously a crucial player here.ave the breaking news deb was just reporting, that dzhokhar tsarnaev has now told investigators, according to our susan candiotti, that that bomb was built in that small cambridge apartment in which tamerlan lived with his widow, catherine russell, and their young daughter. it was a small apartment. the bombs were built there. did she know anything about the bombings before or after the fact? aaron mcpike has been following every step katie russell has been taking at her home in rhode island. erin, given this new news about where the bombs were built in this small apartment, do authorities know if katie russell knew anything about that? >> reporter: erin, as you know, they continue to meet with her. investigators were at her attorney's office this morning. and katie russell was at her attorney's office until about 10:30 this morning. now, erin, i can also tell you that katie russell's attorney told cnn today that they still don't have any answers yet about whether that dna, that female

the lawyer for catherine russell did not respond to email or phone calls by fox.ng comment, shep. >> shepard: catherine now secretary of state john kerry is headed off to russia. >> that's right. u.s. officials telling reporters tonight the secretary of state kerry is focusing on building better cooperation with the russians. in the boston bombing investigation. better intelligence sharing in the future. russia providing the first tip to the fbi alleging tamerlan was a follower of radical islam in march of 2011. court terrorism cooperation. we are intensifying that could i dialogue. looking forwards to ways that we can consider to be a common set of interest. the state department confirming no arrest for son's body. >> has there been any contact with the state of massachusetts, the governor or anyone in regards to trying to settle the situation with his body. >> i checked on in this morning, we are unaware of any efforts coordinate sending his marines to russia. >> no one from the state of massachusetts, the governor? >> not that we are aware of. >> the body was r

live from boston. >> kelly: as we just reported there are concerns about catherine russell's contact with her husband in the days and hours after the attack. believe the bombs were built in the home she shared with tamerlan tsarnaev. interest is intensifying on what she knew and when she knew it let's bring in congressman adam schiff. members of the house intelligence committee. congressman, thank you for joining us this afternoon. get back to it we have this new information coming out. what do you say about the likelihood that perhaps catherine russell may have played a role or may have known something prior to this bombing taking place. >> well, i think from the very beginning of the investigation, they were two women of great interest. one was the wife. the other was the mother. the mother was of great interest in terms of what role she may have played in the radicalization of her son. and the wife, obviously, of great interest to know whether she was involved in any way. what she knew, what she may have done after the effect. if the public reports are correct and i can't comment

catherine herridge live in our d.c. newsroom. the complaint is out and it is chocked full of information. catherine. >> it is. the two young men from kazakhstan azamat tazhayakov and diaz kadyrbayev. third man philops who is not seen here is charged with lying to federal investigators. the three men all friends of dzhokhar from u mass dartmouth suspected he was bun one of the boston bombing suspects. baled on evidence of bomb making in dzhokhar's dorm suite including fireworks seen here in this evidence photo. after a text from dzhokhar on the night of april 18th, it's alleged the three men believed they would never see their friend again. once in dzhokhar's apartment kadyrbayev decided to remove the back pan in order to help his friend tsarnaev avoid trouble. the backpack was dumped in the track. eventually recovered by the fbi. complaint significantly does not mention what happened to the laptop. fox news reported on your broadcast tuesday night, based on two sources the brothers' computers were recovered and their memories had

kron 4's catherine heenan reports. >> catherine: the jury will reconvene tomorrow - and will consider whether she should the death penalty. while members of the audience including relatives of the victim show release. release. nearly the cap debating decapitating her boyfriend in a jealous rage. airbus claimed she killed in self-defense after he attacked part of that was at least her third story of what happened. blimey that may murder on two masked intruder spiris. >> after all the lies you have told, why should we believe you now? >> catherine: becoming more graphic in regards to their sex life and abuse. catherine heenan kron 4 news. >> pam: new at 8-- a disturbing discovery in oakland. a mummified human skull found at a recycling center. police say, workers at california waste solutions, called them around nine- this morning to report the skull. authorities say, they are now working to determine an identity. >> number of investigators dental workers, the and and and try to identify this person. try to figure out where this person came from. >> pam: police say the skull was found a

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. macneil/lehrer productions >> woodruff: a white house spokesman said today the u.s. economy is on a stronger path as signs of recovery continue to paint a better fiscal picture. good evening, i'm judy woodruff. >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill. on the "newshour" tonight, home sales are up-- the fastest gains in seven years. we examine what that means for the broader economy. >> woodruff: then, jeffrey brown reports on the first suspected u.s. drone strike since president obama laid out new g

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> saudi arabia has confirmed five new cases of infection with a new strain of corona virus. the virus has already killed three people in the country. the world health organizations says five men and women have been confirmed infected with the middle east respiratory syndrome. their ages range from 56 to 85. the virus has been spreading rapidly in the middle east and europe since april. it belongs to the same family that causes sars or severe accuse respiratory syndrome t killed 830 people around the world. france reported the first death from the corona virus on tuesday. 49 cases have now been confirmed in eight countries. 27 people have died. >> the novo corona virus is not a problem that any single affected country can keep to itself or manage all by itself. the novo corona virus a threat to the entire world. >> w.h.o. experts are urging authorities around the world to test the for the virus on people that returned from the middle east. >>> researchers in china have found a drug-r

next speaker, catherine. >> good morning, my name is catherine barnett and i was shocked by the disarray of the condition of the streets and as a concerned resident i became involved in the cbd, now serving on the board and executive committee. every month we go through stacks of documentation of all the graffiti that they have cleaned up, the homeless people that they have gotten into services. at some points even saving them from suicide. they are really, really great and they have the smiling faces. we also work on getting the area of arts and cultural center, so we have all kinds of programs of the arts in the street and the ballet and theater district and getting performances happening and greening the park, little parklets. as a tenant in the area, i am all for the cdc. they have really done great work. thank you >> thank you very much. next speaker we'll have brian smith followed by ralph lee. richard lewis perry. robin anderson. and nick berg. >> hi, thank you board, i am brian smith, the owner of blackberry bicycles on 6th and we opened a little over a year ago. we have been ver

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> brown: rain in the rose garden, as the president responded to questions from reporters about controversies on several fronts. good evening, i'm jeffrey brown. >> woodruff: and i'm judy woodruff. on the "newshour" tonight, we talk with the white house communications director, jennifer palmieri about what the administration is doing to weather the political uproar. >> brown: and we get two takes on the president's management of the i.r.s. revelations and more and how all this might affect his broader second-term agenda. >> ru

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catherine, st. margaret, and st. michael who instructed her to acquire a horse, soldier's clothing with armor, and an army and drive the english out of france. so her actions are based on her faith in her voices. shaw was a co-director for the first london production in 1924 with sybil thorndike in the title role, and he reminded her that joan was a sturdy, independent 19-year-old woman, not a sweet angelic little girl. the story of joan is fascinating. she was a village girl born in the early 1400s, a warrior in her teens and was accused of heresy and witchcraft because she would not deny her visions and voices and consequently was convicted and burned at the stake. almost 500 years later, joan was canonized by the church. shakespeare, bertolt brecht, maxwell anderson and jean anouilh all have dramatized the joan story, each reflecting a personal point of view and interest. to meet the challenge of that role required a special actress. our guest is that special actress who met the challenge, made theater history wit

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do join us again. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> brown: a letter sent to the white house was similar to two poison-laced envelopes mailed to new york city mayor michael bloomberg and his gun control group. good evening, i'm jeffrey brown. >> woodruff: and i'm judy woodruff. on the "newshour" tonight, we get the latest on the suspicious packages that contained threats of gun violence and possibly the deadly poison ricin. >> brown: then, we take a closer look at james comey, a former top justice department official in the bush administration, widely reported to be president obama's pick to head the f.b.i. >> wdr

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i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. members in tokyo have approved a political resolution that calls for a resolution in syria. despite some holdouts they have condemned the regime of assad said in he's carrying out attacks on indiscriminately on civilians. >> it is adopted. >> qatar's representative drafted the resolution. 107 countries approved it. delegates from russia, china and iran were among 12 nations that did not. they called the resolution one-sided. the resolution condemns the syrian government for systematic human rights violations and demands president assad to allow u.n. investigators into the country for assessing chemical weapons used and allow for a transition. it says the national coalition should play a role. general assembly resolutions are not binding but it would carry in the security council where russia and china have backed regions. >>> researchers with the u.s. geological survey says the continental shelf may hold undiscovered crude oil and natural gas. north korean agents kidnapped them in the

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. mpblt they allowed member countries to allow opposition fighters with weapons in their civil war. the ministers reached a decision at a meeting in brussels. the british and french have been pushing their colleagues to lift the ban. they said arming the opposition will only make things worse. they say there's no immediate plans to ship in weapons. they agree to do everything they can to control the shipments to make sure weapons go where they are supposed to. the ministers want to wait for an outcome the russian leaders are waiting for next month. they want representatives at the negotiating table. >>> african leaders complain help doesn't arrive quickly enough in times of trouble, rebellion or war. they say troops from the african union step in too late. so they've agreed to create an emergency military force in the hopes of more rapid reaction. they reached the decision in a summit. member nations launched the organization in 2002 to promote peace across the continent. the following