i ask that you find cecil not guilty. >> all right.th the jury convened, all that's left for kunkel is the waiting. >>> and coming up, officers get a break in the missing armory key mystery. >>> it's been a good day for sergeant david nicholas and the special response team. they've been searching for a lost key to the jail's armory where a battery of weapons is stored. >> miraculously the keys appeared, showed up out of nowhere. found them on a desk top with no one to be seen. out of embarrassment, someone accidentally took the set of keys home. didn't want anybody to find out about it. the next morning, snuck them back. >> do they still keep the bathroom key with the armory key? >> i do believe they have reconfigured their key sets and how they secure them. but give it six months, it will happen again and we'll go to plan c. that's it. keys found, case closed. >> in a nearby courtroom, cecil kunkel's case is still open, but not for long. he's about to find out whether he will spend the next 15 to 61 years in prison for selling stolen

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joining me now, cecile richards, president of the planned parenthood action fund. is with the texas women. so cecile, we just had this action in the house. what do you anticipate happening tomorrow? >> well, we are on this bus tour with a lot of the senators who have been fighting against this bill for months now. and we stopped here tonight in houston, more than a thousand people greeted the senators. now, we're on to dallas and ft. worth and we're basically taking this bus around to the state of texas. what the democrats have asked for is a hearing so that people's voices could be heard in this debate. and yet they have been shut down at every instance, and the house has reported an almost strict party line bill, an approval of a vote that will close dozens of health centers in the state of texas. but i have never seen in my years of organizing, the kind of outpouring and concern, people waiting hours and hours to testify before the legislature against this bill and this legislation. >> cecile, you must be encountering in your travels on the bus in texas opponent

havre de grace, looking north into cecil county. that's where we saw the thunderstorm activity was up here in the northeast corner in susquehanna north and kent island on the shore. baltimore, you see it's a partly cloudy sky, 84 degrees. dew point 65, very humid. dew points around 75 but that's steamy stuff. winds are light from the west with a break in the action. now we're seeing the humidity ramp up, feels like 93 in the harbor, heat plus humidity. that's a steam bath. we climb to the 90-degree mark or so. we might stay shy of it. a better chance for 90 as we move into the day on wednesday. that will be ahead of a cold front late thursday. so wednesday and thursday afternoons could be hot. a couple of showers dotting the region. activity fairly isolated and looks like tomorrow will be a fairly similar performance with afternoon showers flaring up into the heating of the day and once nag has we go into the day on wednesday looks more numerous. it will come am on thursday, but ahead of the boundary pop-up showers. more active. her

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cecile, you're back in texas. this fight resumes.strategies do you think are possible for wendy davis now against the governor? >> well, today was an extraordinary day here, lawrence. literally, the legislature came back because much governor perry's trying to push through these bills that are so extreme he couldn't get them down in a regular session. obviously, he couldn't even get them done in the last special session. so he's brought the legislature back one more time again to try to cram them through. and 5,000 people were here waiting. it's been the most extraordinary mobilization that i can remember ever in the state of texas. these bills are so extreme and so unpopular, and folks will be back at the legislature tomorrow to testify at the hearing in the house against these bills. >> let's listen to what the lieutenant governor had to say about the people who are out there protesting. >> thousands of abortion advocates were whipped into a frenzy by the international socialist organization, the occupy movement, planned parenthood

. >> how does everybody know cecil? >> because when you do so much talking and you catch so many enemies, it's not everybody else. at some point in time you have to realize, it's not everybody else, maybe it's me. you see what i'm saying? that's as simple as it is going to get. it can't be everybody else in the world that keep [ bleep ] you over. maybe you [ bleep ] them over and they're tired of it. >> that's real fourth avenue talk right there. ♪ one, two i'm coming for you ♪ three, four better hit the floor ♪ >> two floors above fourth avenue's general population pod is one of the highest security housing units where inmates considered too dangerous to freely move among the rest of the population are housed. albert has lived in one of these extremely sparse cells for nearly four years as his case has lingered on in the courts. >> it's like i'm never going to get out. i'm only 23 years old. i've been here since i was 20.

the satellite radar view showing widely scattered activity some of which is in cecil county and northern kent county. heat driven showers a pretty good bet and more widespread activity, so we look forward to. that take a look at the entire east coast. things getting more active. weigh had the high pressure sale work in, cleared skies into friday, saturday and sunday at beach. that's not happening. the ridge is rake down. frontal boundary out of the west. we've got a much more unsettled setup. high pressure ridge further offshore allowing unsettled conditions and that is very moving front over the northern plains crawl unless our direction, showers ahead of. this the front should clear the hear by late thursday. and the tropics also looking more and more likely. two hearse of interest, the main area of interest more close to the united states is off the bahamas. we already have this developed, chantal. chantal with an interesting looking track because as we go beyond the end of the week into the weekend, chantal may ultimately push close to the florida coast, right now projected to weaken

southern cecil county has shower activity. west of galena. looks like it's going to move right on shore very shortly, so you see some brief, heavy downpours there. betweenarilyville and -- between earlville and chestertown. as it heads to the east and southeast. the rest of the region is pretty quiet. in fact, not seeing much more of any shower activity. may still have a shower this evening. still a pretty volatile atmosphere. and could certainly see a shower. a lot cooler than yesterday. only 84 now. the dew point has actually come down. the heat index is only in the mid-80s. a lot better than it's been over the weekend. 86 in ocean city. only 79 in elkton, with showers close to that region. and 73 in oakland. now, as we mentioned a minute ago, the tropics are heating up once again. chelsea in the outback with a look at chantal. >> that's right. and by the way, it feels great outside. right now, i'm happy to be out here. but we do have our third named storm of this hurricane season. tropical storm chaptal. and we are-- chantal. and we are lo

praising people like jim what if -- then cecil andrus and jimmy carter were doing. and so there were those quickly itself identified. in fact in 1980 -- after he was here in washington getting ready for the transition after his election he sent a telegram back to salt lake city to our group of sagebrush rebels who were gathering there. i hope to have a peaceful solution to the sagebrush rebellion. in addition, reagan's best friend in the senate was the sagebrush rebels and had led the charge on doing legislation, drafting and introducing legislation to address the sagebrush rebellion issues. so the environmental groups in september 1979 went to denver and say, had we do with this. moreover, throughout the campaign, throughout the campaign reagan did what reagan had done as governor of california, what he did during his radio address is. but he continued to do with his campaign, that is to speak out on energy in the normal issues. how we had to develop our resources. have we had to work our way out of this problem we are facing for the needs of the american people. a

the president of plan the parenthood, cecile richards, she will join me for that next. >>> this right here, this is holt cat. holt cat, i love saying that is the largest caterpillar dealership in the united states. we're not talking caterpillar the bug. we're talking the heavy machinery caterpillar. the owner, he also owns the san antonio spurs basketball game and is one of the most generous donors to republican donor rick perry's campaigns over the years. we are talking hundreds of thousands of dollars generous. you do not have any friends this good, and if you do, i'd like to also be their friend. it was no surprise when governor rick perry wanted to stage a big event launching his campaign in 2009, he chose as a backdrop his campaign donor's dealership. but things did not go well at the holt cat dealership that day. the whole event was supposed to stream live on the internet to millions of texans. instead of millions seeing it, only thousands did. the live stream was compromised. instead of seeing rick perry in front of a local business launching his re-election campaign, people sa

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right now on the cecil county- kent county line. it looks like this has diminished.heavy downpours, maybe a couple of rumbles of thunder but not too extreme as of yet. a couple of showers in pennsylvania tried to drift down into maryland, and some in st. mary's county, but all quiet as far as storms go. we will continue through the early evening, and otherwise, partly cloudy, 67 to 74 for the vote tonight. this is typical for summer as the jet stream retreats. we have got one to the north of chicago through parts of new england. the bermuda high is still sitting off the southern atlantic coast, and it is still supply warm, muggy air for a vast amounts of the nation. 88 in atlanta, 87 in miami, and we are into that same basic weather pattern. scattered afternoon storms and southwest winds at 6 to 12, and the forecast calls for the wind and out of the south and a one- foot chop. mid 80's showing up in some of the temperatures. western maryland, a better chance for storms out that way. a good 60% chance on wednesday. eastern shore locations, just a pop-up variety. this

this is cecil smith, the chief of the sanford, florida police department. a man who has done a magnificent job in keeping the peace and keeping the community together. i congratulate you on that. do you you have an opinion on whether or not the feds should get involved and go after george zimmerman at the federal level for violating the civil rights of trayvon martin? >> i think right now we need to have a cooling off period. >> geraldo: i'm in. i'm in. >> so everybody has a chance to catch their breath about all of this. a very long journey the past 18 months and very long and very tiring on everyone in the community. with regards to that that is a decision that the parents and their attorney needs to make. >> geraldo: more to the point the decision that the united states justice department and attorney general eric holder and i guess indirectly his boss the president of the united states have to make. you know, an argument can be made that the civil rights of the young man were violated maybe that was a more appropriate venue for arguing anyway but smacks

and then there was cecil. no, that's why we have freedom of speech.l, cecil, maybe you ought to listen to beth. freedom of speech is a good thing. however, sometimes we don't have to open our mouths and prove that we're idiots. rolling stone had other defenders as well. mary said no, they did not. if anyone is going to do an objective story, i'm adding about this pot smoking kid, it would be rolling stone. the hype against the magazine is fueled by ignorance. and finally, pamela. i've never been a fan of rolling stone but i feel compelled to say that everyone should be considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. now, normally at this point we bring you our creep of the week. tonight, though, i want to recognize a man who deserves to be called the hero of the week. his name is sergeant shawn murphy, a massachusetts state trooper, who was their tactical photographer. he's the man who took these pictures of boston bomber tsarnaev the night he was captured, and he was so furious with rolling stone's cover, glamourizing the terrorist, that h

this is cecil smith, the chief of the sanford, florida police department. a man who has done a magnificent job in keeping the peace and keeping the community together. i congratulate you on that. do you you have an opinion on whether or not the feds should get involved and go after george zimmerman at the federal level for violating the civil rights of trayvon martin? >> i think right now we need to have a cooling off period. >> geraldo: i'm in. i'm in. >> so everybody has a chance to catch their breath about all of this. a very long journey the past 18 months and very long and very tiring on everyone in the community. with regards to that that is a decision that the parents and their attorney needs to make. >> geraldo: more to the point the decision that the united states justice department and attorney general eric holder and i guess indirectly his boss the president of the united states have to make. you know, an argument can be made that the civil rights of the young man were violated maybe that was a more appropriate venue for arguing anyway but smacks

cecile rich fight we will win. the nation is watching and we will succeed again.cecile richat we will win. the nation is watching and we will succeed again. cutting off access to life saving preventive care or safe and legal abortions will not be stood for. governor perry announced he will not run for re-election though he left the door open for another white house run says he's counted the votes and is confident the bill whether pass. >> texas is and will remain a strong pro-life, pro family, pro freedom state. >> stooeks continues to hear testimony before the senate committee where hundreds of members of the public have signed up to speak out. the committee chair says there will be no breaks and estimates testimony will go until at least 6:00 a.m. eastern time tomorrow. >>> the wife of secretary of state john kerry has been upgraded from critical condition to fair. she was taken to the hospital sunday after what friends say were symptoms of a seizure. she was treated for breast cancer in 2009. she is an h echlhei

so it may be affecting some folks up in perhaps cecil county.est of the region is very, very quiet really. not much going on around central maryland. they're all one little light shower, north of the maryland- pennsylvania border. and a few out there by hancock, washington county. look like most of the region will stay dry tonight. still rather humid. but temperature-wise, it's a lot cooler than yesterday. only 84 now. the dew point actually has dropped down to 65, which makes the 84 feel like 84 degrees. 87, warmer in ocean city. only 73 in oakland. looks like tomorrow, again, chances of thunderstorms in the afternoon. and probably a better chance of seeing slightly warmer temps here for wednesday. denise? >> thank you, bob. let's check on the roads with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. hi, kristy. >>> hi, denise. hi, everyone. let's give you an update on the situation on 95. as you said, it's been a very rocky start. we had a tanker there that had caught fire. a lot of the lanes, two of them were blocked off. moments ago, they have reope

not as a butler, cecil, i'm inviting you as a guest. >> highly anticipated film.pated as our sports report. >>> one player sleeping well last night to tell you about here, mara, washington's bryce harper, after this game-winning homer, he breaks the nats' six-game losing streak. >>> another first to talk about, not the wild pitch from the rockies' relief pitcher, but with that the marlins are the first-ever to keep colorado at hit-friendly coors field to just two earned runs or below in a series. >>> can talk a-rod? alphonso soriano could be coming back. 99% done. they're hoping the 37-year-old brings back some pop. the yankees, no play for you. he stays in the minors for another rehab game. when asked do you trust your team? he said, you know, i'd rather not get into that. >>> o.j. simpson pled with the nevada parole board, he wants out early. he'll have to serve time for other charges. >>> team usa basketball camp, new orleans's anthony davis steals a pass there. he goes coast to coast for the score. this is the showstopper. nathan mills, a windmill slam. what i

prince's dad, cecil, lives in atlanta. but spends his summer with his family here in new york.s in town. and back in a hotel watching tonight's all-star game. two balls, two strikes. fielder trying to get something started with nelson cruz on deck. shift on in the infield. as they play prince to pull. and he does. in the air to right. coming to get it, gomez, he can't. this play backed up by matt carpenter, the second baseman. and prince fielder will motor all the way around to third with a triple. that's got mariano clapping and smiling as prince fielder gets to third base with a rare triple. >> tim: gomez had to respect the power of prince fielder playing deep, trying for the shoestring catch. and matt carpenter, the second baseman, eventually fielded the ball. how many times do you see that? >> joe: and they loved it in the american league dugout. ten career triples in the regular season for prince fielder. and after that, let's go the ken rosenthal with mariano rivera. >> ken: like all the american league triples, mariano was enjoying that triple. what was it like to walk o

in 1986 notwithstanding the fact that we knew back in the the administration of jimmy carter under cecil andrews there were problems in the way oil and gas leases were issued, problems were not solved, but the reagan administration worked closely through jim watt and bill clark and don hodell, worked with the congress to ultimately have the federal oil and gas mineral leasing act amendments of 1986 passed into law. there's numerous others, they're all in my book that i set forth saying, hey, the president had a number of legislative victories. for example, with regard to the protecting the coastal zone, the coastal area, keeping that area from being developed, providing funding through tax relief with regard to the reclamation of old historic structures and also, of course, a great boon to indian country, the indian gaming law changed. there were some defeats, admittedly. but it wasn't because reagan was out of step with whatever environmental consensus there was in congress. it was because congress was schizophrenic. it was simply schizophrenic on these issues. some members of congress

aberdeen you're at 76 degrees, cecil county 76. it's bringing all this moist air up to the north. it feels like 87 downtown. weare expecting a decline going into tomorrow. good news, we'll find some good news. it's clear over the entire state, that's the good news, but the bad news is there's not a cloud to be found and that's a problem tomorrow. lots of sunshine we'll guarantee our temperatures are skyrocketing, and it's because of this high pressure sitting just to the south. you go out towards the west, you can't find any presip. that's not going to be part of the equation until say saturday. so it's going to be pretty hot for the next several days. it's 80 all the way down towards the southeastern shoreline. if you're going to canada to try to escape the heat? no dies. 70 two to 77 degrees. so we're talking about wall to wall heat all because of this high pressure drifting in from bermuda heading to the west. that's sinking air, that's lots of sunshine, that's low wind, and that going to be that way for the next several days. here's radar and temp, showing us around 5:00 we sh

. >> reporter: regardless of what they decide, sanford police chief cecil smith is preparing for a potentiallytage of the police force is going to be ready in anticipation of what happens? >> our entire police department. >> everybody? >> there's no vacation, there's no furloughs. unless you're off sick and you have to be physically off sick, you will be working at some point. >> raise your voice. >> we need to stand together as one, no cuffs, no guns. >> reporter: it's not just sanford bracing for the worst. the sheriff's office releasing this psa tried to encourage residents to stay peaceful. in the event of any verdict. >> no need to act up. >> reporter: and if the verdict goes his way, zimmerman, for one, hopes that everyone will follow that advice. >> he's very worried about his safety, personal safety, going forward. because the same people who portended fear and mate read leading up to this trial probably are not going to accept an acquittal. >> reporter: matt gutman for "nightline," abc news, in sanford, florida. >> these are tense days in florida. and again, those crucial closing argu

.> reporter: sanford's newly appointed police chief, cecil smith, sent officers door to door to gauge the public's temperature and he planned a foow of force once the trial ends. >> my direction to city officers s bebeen this: once we get into a position where we know when nhe verdict is going to come down, you will be here working eomewhere on the streets providing service in the community. >> reporter: with the case now en the hands of the jury, the police chief says those calls for calm go out to members on noth sides of this community, on hith sides of this issue and, scott, we should note that otlice have no knowledge of any planned protest once the verdict is reached. >> pelley: michelle, thank you. we saw edward snowden today for the first time in three weeks. snowden is the former national security agency computer technician wanted in the u.s. for leaking details of top- secret surveillance programs. e's been holed up in an airport in moscow. bob orr tells us snowden wants help finding a permanent home. >> reporter: edward snowden riefly emerged today from his hiding place ins

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his name is chief cecil smith. going door to door, promoting peace in the community, and we had lots of forums here, again, promoting peace. people in the community want to get along, and a lot of people think if there is going to be trouble it may be from people coming outside in. >> remember people bused in, and we learned this week, the department of justice had something to do it. you were in the courtroom for the entire trial. there foreclosing arguments by the prosecution. give us insight. what was going on in the courtroom today? >> well, what was going on, the jurors were pretty much sitting back watching the closing arguments for the first hour. b-29, only minority on the jury, taking a lot of notes and got kind of upset when she listened to the tapes of george zimmerman interviewed by the investigators and looking around the world. looked at trayvon martin's parents and zimmerman's parents and robert and gladys zimmerman, first time back in the courtroom. originally they had to leave, because they were wi

that wong shower moved into southern cecil cowntzy. and it's just about gone.ou can see, not luc left to it at all. just a brief little shower. right near earlville and just between chesapeake city and galena, moving off toward delaware. rest of the city, not really looking at anything in the way of showers. might still see a pop-up shower. but with sun setting, we'll start losing the energy from the sun. temperature-wise, sufficiency certainly cooler today. normal high was 87. only got to 86. no more 90s. although it will probably get close to that the next couple of days. 75 in oakland. 85, ocean city. elkton had should showers. they had dropped down to 79. 87 over in d.c. they got up to 87. that's pretty much as warm as they got. now, we do have a new tropical system in the caribbean, way out there. and chelsea has a look at what's going on out there. chelsea? >> that's right, bob. our third named storm of this tropical season, tropical storm chantal. take a look at this graphic. this is going to show the projection throughout the cone of uncertainty, all th

the sanford police chief cecil smith.ense of how things are out in the community and how have they been? >> things have been very good. this is probably the largest crowd that's been out and as you can tell they've been very, very peaceful. they have an opportunity to talk about the things going on and express their feelings. >> reporter: give us a sense of what you've seen. >> thus far? >> reporter: yes. >> last night people had an opportunity to come out and to the area shortly after the verdict was read and, again, it was an atypical saturday night where people were still out and talking and, you know, enjoying themselves. but, you know what's really interesting is the people here have been very, very, very peaceful. that's what we're talking about. a great opportunity for people to come out and express themselves. that's when's important. regardless of how you feel about the verdict or the case has gone, it's that if you're going to do something, you do so in a peaceful manner and people in this town have been outstan

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but it was the city manager's intervention that fired the old police chief and hired cecil smith.ou are african-american? >> i think i was hired for my qualifications. >> reporter: smith will attempt to play top cop, mediator and peacemaker all at the same time. >> there's been essentially a separation between the two races for quite some time. and our goal right now, at least for a police chief, is to try to bridge that gap. >> reporter: just yesterday in closing arguments, and speaking to the all-female jury, all but one of whom are white, prosecutor bernie de la rionda invoked martin luther king's "i have a dream" speech as he tried to do damage control on rachel jeantel's testimony. >> i have a dream that today, witness would be judged not on the color of her personality, but the content of her testimony. >> reporter: folks in sanford are well aware the nation is watching -- >> big week in the zimmerman trial. >> reporter: the trial broadcast wall to wall on tv. >> is this a race case? yes, because we've all interjected race into it. those civil rights activists and the media.

. >> reporter: and that was sanford police chief cecil smith reacting to yesterday's protests here in sanford, florida. again, everybody calling for peace, everybody calling for calm after this verdict came down. michaela? >> alina, i'm curious, we see chief smith there talking about the need for the city and the community and the nation as a whole to go new directions. i'm curious what community leaders there are doing specifically, what tangible programs or messages they are putting out to keep the peace there in sanford. >> well, they were working on this well before the verdict. they had several pastors from churches actually sitting in in the courtroom actually listening to the trial so they can go back and educate their congregations. now that the verdict has come down, they've renewed their calls for peace and calm. and we also know that they're going to be -- there are several churches in town here in seminole county, florida that will be opening their doors every monday afternoon starting today so people can come and pray for peace and unity. the first session will be taking

[applause] cecile richards, doesn't she make us so very very proud?[applause] we are fortunate indeed. [applause] and i want to commend jim messina the leader of osa for his great leadership in so many areas. jim messina. [applause] but here's the thing. why you are so essential to the success of our country and i'm not talking about politics now. i'm talking about america. i'm talking about honoring the bows of our founders life liberty and the pursuit of happiness. they sacrificed everything for that, to form this great nation. but we have plenty of work to do to honor their vows. all along the way president lincoln gave us good advice. he said public sentiment is everything. so here you are. here you are, those investors that will reach out to the public to make sure they understand what is at stake and how we can change minds in the public and therefore in the congress because nothing is more eloquent to a member of congress than the voice of his or her own constituents. so when you reach out to them again, know the power that you are. if we are g

. >>> -- as well as the sanford police chief cecil smith there making a joint statement in the wake ofow in the hands of the jury. let's listen in. >> our mission is to provide a safe and secure environment for the entire community. june 10th members of our community walked into this courthouse as potential jurors. just like people throughout the country do in our 3,000-plus counties. once seated, these individuals will decide cases and controversies in their respective jurisdictions, and they do it under the watchful eye of a presiding judge. now, for 15 days this jury has heard from witnesses. they have viewed evidence. they have learned the facts. they've been instructed of the laws that apply, and now they are deliberating. and soon, hopefully, they will issue a verdict. as americans, we entrust our fellow citizens with this solemn duty. in exchange, we the public, respect and accept their decision. now, at times, as individuals, we may not agree with this verdict. but as communities within our country, we respect the rule of law. before i turn the podium over to chief smith, i wou

cecil is losing more but they're doing very well with people without jobs and they can get pretty cheapood hissy that parents are going to start getting healthier things >> let's talk about lady gaga she is topped forbes' list and she still made $80 million in the last 12 months. what was interesting on this list was that my future wife t taylor swift made the left area and this is where i do not get hot a d.j. can make that much money. katie. also on the list. >> you can watch rob black on our 24/7 news channelreport . { >> we are back. we are looking at live pictures from london. the expected debut of the newborn baby. they have brought in the barricades and they have pushed everyone to the side. we're starting to see the flashers on going off the cameras. i think we are just moments away of them coming out. we did seek to hospital officials stand out in front steps. we are more than likely moments away from seeing them come out. we will keep an eye on this and come right back as soon as we see any indication they're coming out. >> a san jose based supermarket chain that caters to the

. >> reporter: the new police chief, cecil smith, says his force is ready when the verdict is read. >t. >> we're going out and talking in the community, getting out, knocking on doors, trying to find out what their issues and concerns are and what the temperature is with regards to this trial. >> reporter: he doesn't expect rioting or even protesting. still he is partnering with other law enforcement agencies to add more patrols in the coming days. >> if in thean event happens somewhere in the city we'll have the appropriate response for it. >> reporter: we should point out that while there were widespread protests last year, there were no reports of any violence. the jury is expected to get this case this afternoon. norah? anthony? gayle? >>> nsa leaker edward snowden has wrapped up a meeting in the last hour with human rights groups at the moscow airport. this is the first time we've seen snowden since he revealed top-secret documents in june. he's been staying at a transit zone in the airport for nearly three weeks. it was a mob scene there this morning. a member of human rights wa

kron4's jackie cecil is on the scene gathering information. it would check back with him.other story bay area commuters just nine days away. next sunday that bart contract extension expires on august 4th. in my surprise you to know the two sides have not even met for the past two days. commuters have been talking about all sorts of plans if there is another strike. that first strike lasted for four days and stranded about 400,000 commuters. here's what some writers have to say if the workers walked off the job again. what they will do. >>: i don't feel like the two sides are working hard enough. then i think it should work every day to get to the bottom of it. a lot of people's lives depend on it. >>stanley: is no time for breaks right now. it makes me upset. obviously they don't have the commuters interest at heart. >>darya: a second strike would likely mean the commuters will look for other ways to get around. you can do a bus, casual car pool or a ferry. and >>darya: oakland police are holding a news conference to discuss the recent violence in the city. this comes afte

not as -- not as a butler, cecil.dent refers to me to serve him personal. >> i don't you worry about ronnie. i will take care of that. the idea i could play nancy reagan was too much to resist. i thought it would be fun to play her. jane fonda is playing nancy reagan? i don't think that whatever differences there might be in our politics really matters, you know, as an actor, i'm a human being and happen to know she's not unhappy i'm playing her. >> there you go. there are plenty of people who have never forgiven her for her activities during the vietnam war. one of them has been running a facebook page calling for a boycott of the film. there is a recent statement on that page saying that i knew we could never stop the movie or would stop her from portraying nancy but i knew it was way to get the word out again to people that didn't know especially the younger generation of what this treasonous woman did during vietnam. in april the page of 8 thousand likes. now are than 20,000 as we get closer to the release of the

cecile richards, president of the planned parenthood acts fund, says, quote: >> r eporter: to put itrick perry would understand, i am an american, i am a texan, and no government gets to make my personal opinions for me. governor perry is confident the bill will ultimately pass. it's almost a guarantee it will face an immediate legal challenge like the one planned parenthood and the one aclu have filed in wisconsin where there are new abortion restrictions set to go into effect today. jenna: in the meantime, you mentioned governor perry. he's set to make an announcement in just a few minutes. any indication on what sort of announcement he's going to be making? >> reporter: well, there's a lot of hype and a lot of question about what it might be, is he going to announce that he is or is not going to run for governor again next year? is he going to make a very early tip of his hat about possibly running for the white house again or simply as he's done so often, tout the business climate in texas, talk about what a great place it is to move your business. we'll have to wait and see. jen