e-zpass records of christopher coming home that night. >> but investigators found christopher's e-zpassn the floor of the jeep on the morning of the attack. >> they tell me if you take it off the windshield and get it on the floor or put it away somewheres, it won't register. >> was it possible christopher paid the highway tolls with cash to avoid leaving a trail? >> i don't believe that those lanes are surveilled with video cameras. >> investigators asked the toll collectors if they recalled seeing a yellow jeep that night. one toll collector said she remembered a yellow jeep driving through right before quitting time, around 11:00 p.m., but she couldn't remember anything about the driver. >> when they hand you the ticket, it's stamped. it's got the time on it. >> only a dozen cars went through that toll booth around that time. investigators sent those 12 toll tickets to the forensic lab for testing. >> what we were looking for were any kind of skin cells. if your hands are sweaty and you touch a toll ticket, there's a possibility that dna sources, such as epithelial cells, may be tran

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this trick -- christopher gets a top of people with this 67, wat this. >> oh, crazy. i bet we could go to the blog and find that moment. ? exactly. >> he has -- watch this trick he does with him. >> no, it disappeared on top of his hand? >> yeah, right. >> he does a bunch of tricks with a ring. >> look at that! >> how did he do that? >> if you want to see all christopher james's video, go to our website, click on today's show, or you can watch it on our mobile app. >>> that's our show, everybody. thanks so much for joining us. we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute." female announcer: through sunday at sleep train's 4th of july sale, save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and icomfort. sleep train's 4th of july sale ends sunday. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> live from new york city, it's wendy williams! today, the beautiful amber rose stops by to dish about marriage, motherhood and her new movie "school dance" and wendy's birthday celebration continues when david meister gives a l

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christopher died when he was 17, got sick one day and died 20 years ago almost today, i rose an editorial about him and received enormous response and part of the response was because a line in the editorial, i worked at nbc, put tim russert on the air, and when christopher died the phone rang, the phone rang at home and he was in tears and offering sympathy and he said if god had come to you 17 years ago and said i am going to give you a big healthy happy for any great kid for only 17 years and after 17 years i will take him away, he said you would at made that deal. and i put that in, that brought a tremendous response to me, and several years later, 10 or 15 years later when tin daughter went to the funeral in washington and his son got up, the only person to speak, he mentioned christopher and talked about his dad's phone call to me and he said if god had come to me 21 years ago and said he will have the greatest hobby in the world but only have him for 21 years, he said i would have made that deal and that is the way he closed comments about his dad, that probably brought more respon

. >> like stone, inmate christopher trotter has been behind bars since the mid 1980s. >> i came intoto serve a four-year prison sentence for petty theft. i came in with four years and ended up with 142 years. that's what could happen in prison if you make the wrong choice. it has consequences. >> the wrong choice trotter refers to was being one of the instigators of a 1985 riot at another indiana prison. seven corrections officers were stabbed. two others and a counselor were held hostage for 15 hours. >> it was a pretty massive riot that they had at that time and chris trotter was one of the main players in that. and since then, trotter has done his share to maintain his image of that. >> trotter has maintained that he was defending another inmate from abusive staff. >> some of them were stabbed but some of them were beat up. some of them went to the court and overexaggerated their wounds. >> the judge in trotter's case saw nothing to laugh about. >> i was found guilty of one count of attempted murder, one battery, four counts of criminal defilement and one count of rioting. and i w

few people know how difficult life in confinement is than christopher trotter. after ten years he's been released to transitional housing united on his way back to general population. >> known him for 12, 13 years. when i heard he was going to open pop, i couldn't believe it with his reputation he has, i didn't think they would let him out. >> oh, man, this -- this is what i do all day long. drink ice water. it's been ten years since i had a cup of ice water. i was like, dang, i never knew water tasted so good, but it does. just ice water. and these are the little things we take for granted. >> trotter, whose name is infamous in the indiana prison system, will now be around other inmates and staff without handcuffs and shackles for the first time in ten years. he originally came to prison nearly three decades earlier on a four-year sentence for theft, but then trotter received 142 years as a result of being one of the instigators at another prison. he's spent 16 years in confinement but says the last ten nearly broke him. >> that was some of the most torture you

lou: isil no more now to be known as the islamic state christopher hill joins us christopher hill joins us next. when folks think about what they get from alaska, christopher hill joins us next. they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. lou: the obama administration notified congress is another 200 military personnel to baghdad bringing the total number of but 800 of iraqi forces trying to retake the city from fees isil after they demanded caliphate all muslims declare allegiance to their leader. for more on the crisis in iraq in the u.s. response at this point i am joined by christopher hill former ambassador to iraq good to have you with us. as expected now we're up to 800 troops a

that is the proposed pay packet that christopher bailey is going to enjoy.hares in the company are rallying. that offset the debate surrounding bailey's pay. ♪ >> welcome back. you are watching "the pulse." how are the markets trading this morning? caroline hyde has more details. >> we are resolutely in the red. it is trading in europe for the fifth day of stocks trading downward. we have pretty poor data. french industrial production well below estimates. down 1.7%. italian down 1.2%. may was not a good month for industrial production across the region. portugal trading network. a slight concern about one key lender. espirito santo. what about those debt payments? let's look in on the stoxx 600. off by 0.3%. financials being dragged lower by espirito santo. on the green, telecoms standing out. a little bit of risk aversion. we have u.s. jobless claims coming out later today. central bankers have been speaking. saying, there needs to be centralized powers within europe. he can't do it alone. monetary policy can't do it alone. he needs governments to toe the

christopher is a smart guy clearly, but you know, i think the roles are quite different.ssue of uncertainty about that dual role is one thing. i think also he's taken over at a time when the strategy has been in place under the previous ceo. he's concentrated on the creative. there's more uncertainty hitting that industry now. you've got particularly high strong plans to stay for a while. you've got a forecast of a reduction in growth in china and people talking about a reduction and spending by china on luxury goods. i think that there are these degrees of uncertainty which married with the fact he's now going to be taking charge of both roles going into the future. that's what is at the heart of this. >> thank you very much indeed. >> that's a round up of business for you. more on that throughout the day. >> thank you very much indeed. >>> we're going to bring breaking news from the world of football. it is the news that suarez is on his way to barcelona. liverpool has confirmed the transfer of suarez to the spanish giants. there's a statement from the liverpool manager

hours after the attack, christopher gunness, the spokesperson for the united nations relief and workncy for palestine refugees broke down during an interview with al jazeera. >> the rights of palestinians, even their children, our wholesale denied, and it is appalling. >> joining us now is christopher gunness, spokesperson for the the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees, known as the unrwa. he is joining us via video stream from jerusalem. chris, welcome back to democracy now! can you talk about what took place yesterday? >> well, we saw huge displacement in gaza. unrwaare now in facilities, 250,000 people, so it is reached great breaking point. we are at the point where eight of our staff has been killed. our facilities are overwhelmed because of the continued displacement and the fact that israel has dropped leaflets, etc., from the sky, and sent text messages, possibly tens of thousands, hundreds of more -- hundreds of thousands more will be displaced and we could soon find ourselves with hundreds of thousands in the street, no food, no water, and artille

christopher bailey will be delivering strategy at the agm. he may be a little bit less willing to be in the spotlight when it comes to discussing his pay and options. we have had the numbers. they are quite good. what has driven the numbers and what do you think of bailey? >> very strong numbers. the stock might rise as much as 5%. he can breathe easy for a little bit because they are doing very well in digital, very well in asia, in particular china. it is hong kong that is driving these sales. america is as well very strong. europe has lower growth. perhaps less people coming from china and coming from russia and spending. but overall, this company is doing phenomenally well. this in the face of the rish pound being very strong. -- the british pound being very strong. they say profit could be hit as much as 55 million pounds. headmans when it comes to currency no headwinds when it comes to sales. squeeze help them to that a little bit easier on friday because there has been so much talk about christopher bailey's paycheck. >> this is one of

>> the lover, christopher lee, admits he had a .22-caliber weapon.y also found shell casings, but they can't find that weapon either. they did find the car of erin corwin a short distance from where she lived, and there were shoe tracks leading away from that car just a single set, and they disappeared at another car's tracks and the tracks of that car, guess what, they match christopher lee's car. her lover, the search for erin corwin goes on. police still say this is a missing persons report until they get some hard evidence, which they do not yet have, shep. >> trace gallagher in los angeles. trace, thanks very much. >>> let's get to mercedes colwin now. fox legal analyst. the woman is married, she's 20. >> right. >> she's married to a marine. she goes on a date. >> hunting. >> hunting trip with another marine who has his own baby and his own wife to celebrate, and she never comes back. >> exactly. doesn't it sound like these wagons are circling and the fly is the ointment is the lover's wife who comes forward and says they'll never find the body.

christopher walken has been tapped to play captain hook in the musical replay of peter pan. we want to know who else should star in the broadcast. what others would you like to see cast? who, who? something for the peanut gallery over here that i don't know if i can repeat. use the #way too early. it wasn't jen. jen is in a mood today. just so you know. jen is kind of i don't know what is going on with her today. stick around and we'll figure it out. the new yorker magazine is famous for the cover over the years. it became instantly famous during the course of the day. a whole lot of people didn't find anything funny or artful about it. including both presidential candidates. at legalzoom virtually all yourof important legal matters in just minutes. now it's quicker and easier for you to start your business, protect your family, and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. movie night. i get 2x the pwith my citi thankyou card.nd teveryone wins.staurants you mean you win. yes i do. the citi thankyou preferred card earn two times the thankyou points wi

christopher buckley. [applause] >> hello. please turn yourself loans back on. [laughter] what an honor to be introduced to have a pleasure of some years now to know him with his delightfully a beautiful wife and the first lady who is a connecticut girl i will point out. and also an author so you will be hearing from her later in this festival. i hasten 2.0 to that how much did you pay for those cheap seats? [laughter] i have south carolina connections. my grandparents were from camden 1938 so i spent time growing up there. it my case it is an ongoing process. play uncle with there the buckley school of public speaking and certainly most importantly i had good fortune to marry a south carolina girl who is sitting over by the exit. [laughter] and why she showed good sense with in a, let's not go there. katy went to medical school here in columbia and here the name that was eliot spurring he was of a classmate of f. scott says -- as scott fitzgerald. a class men from a guilty -- a yankee institution of higher education and when the great war broke out he volunteer

people are gathering outside of the home of christopher hilliard 80 miles north of the they turned upe be megaphotocopies and demapping that he leave there. this is where he is put by the authorities. we don't know if it is a temporary location. the local community doesn't think he is be living in the outside worlgd. >> there would always be a threat. >> we'll not take this. >> hopefully he's getting the message to get him out of here. >> christopher hubbard spent 18 years inside of a state mental institution after assaulting 44 women. this is him arriving in his property. he has two guards on 12 hour shifts that protect him round authorities are concerned that he might be attacked by people locally. and so such is the amount of worry and concern. particularly amongst the females in the community. a lot of women who claimed to be assaulted and raped in the past nou not by hubbard but other people. there is an uneasy tension and hostility. >> we tried to put his face out so people recognize him. he doesn't look different. and nothing that makes him outstanding and we want everyone to k

nbc has cast christopher watkin in the role of captain hook in its musical special peter pan live. is the first to be cast following in sound of music live. remember this one. >> such a good dancer. >> he is. so funny. more than 18 million viewers watched the sound of music live including peggy. >> peter pan live premiers on december 4. >> i'll watch anything with christopher. now the 49ers say the new home will be cutting edge, certainly that means all of the bells and whistles. let's talk about the food. stadium officials opened up the kitchen doors where our business and tech reporter got a sweet assignment. scott budman testing the cuisine. >> reporter: with just prepared lamb curry and freshly cut jack fruit it's as if willie wonka got into the catering business and opened up shop inside levi stadium. >> this is our main kitchen. >> reporter: 2600 people will prepare meals during games, they expect to sell 10,000 burgers, 7,000 hot dogs, and a ton of garlic fries every sunday. >> we're in the bay area. garlic fries is a huge following so we put those everywhere. >> reporter: w

christopher steechbls was among zsh -- stephens was among those killed in 2012. eight hours later, a second assault targeted a different compound about a mile away. killing two more americans. the commanders involved in the u.s. say it showed clear military training. the militants hit the americans while they were most ly that. >>> in what will likely be a tough semi, homeland security secretary jay johnson will try to convince the senate committee the money is indeed necessary. meantime president obama in austin, texas, today to speak about the economy and raise money for the democratic party. he'll likely be fighting back critics who say he should be at the border instead. >> he has shown that he can drink a beer in colorado and he can't go 242 miles to the texas border. >> how can you have a humanitarian crisis and not want to go see it for yourself? >> i'm not interested in photo ops, i'm interested in solving a problem. >> yesterday the president and rick perry met privately about how to handle the influx of children who crossed into border. perry wants dron

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christopher walken will star as captain hook.ill be a reminder that he believes he can fly. his dance moves are still sharp. the performance will air december 4th. >>> cory monteeth was remembered yesterday. the 31-year-old died a year ago from a drug overdose. social media tributes were made by "glee" cast members, including lea michelle, cory's real life girlfriend. >>> shakira sang "la la la" for the world cup closing ceremony. during her performance she carried her 1-year-old son. the father and shakira's boyfriend is -- this marks the third time she's performed at the world cup. >>> catherine heigl addresses her reputation as difficult. after a reporter pressed the subject, she said "i essential don't see myself as being difficult, and i don't intend to be difficult." i think we'll have more on that later. >>> i'm dara brown, and this is "early today." we hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. (vo) get ready! fancy feast broths. they're irresistabowl... completely unbelievabowl... totally delectabowl. real silky s

christopher rod rouges will start his new position on mond monday. he spent more than 10 years with the cia. rodriguez previously served as a policy adviser on christie's staff. the current leader edward dixon is leaving to work in the private sector. >> another lawsuit tonight stemming from the penn state sex abuse scandal. two former assistants at the late penn state coach joe paterno are suing the university and one of them is paterno's son jay. the suit challenges how jay paterno and another assistant william kenny were fired when bill o'brien was hired as paterno's successor. the lawsuit seeks more than a million dollars. >> the sugar house casino in philadelphia's fishtown is going to whole lot bigger a ground breaking today on the casinos $164 million expansion. they are excited for a big reason. what comes with that, is a multi purpose event space with waterfront views, new restaurants parking garage and new 30 table poker room. it should be ready to go by neck year creating hundreds of news jobs. >> i'm proud to say we're as committed as eve

my name is christopher valente. [speaker not understood]. in the last five years i helped more than 50 individuals move into the university mount ladies home. many of whom are still there and sadly some of which i've had to help relocate over the last 50 days. it's been a lot of transfer trauma and emotional distress for most of those people along with a lot of financial distress. a couple of thing that strike me is, one, i'm not sure how the board of trust -- in my estimation, i know them and they're good people. but i don't think that they've been very transparent and i don't know how they can be in the position to decide what proposal would work in the futures and which proposals wouldn't in order to continue to keep it in operation as a care home. it obviously failed in their management responsibilities. and if there are other viable options out there, i don't think they should be the ones to decide what's viable moving forward and what's not. i would urge them to donate the land and the property, which they have the ability to do, to th

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he's live at saint christopher's hospital tonight for us. drew? >> reporter: iain the boy's family didn't want to wait for an ambulance to take their son from the scene so they actually drove him to the hospital themselves. investigators say that the alleged drunk driver actually followed them there before he was arrested for dui. >> i was just completely in shock. i was shaking. my heart was racing. you know, tears came to my eyes. you don't ever want to is he something like that happened. >> reporter: witnesses dry chaos after drunk driver ran over a three year old boy before 4:00 this afternoon on the 2800 block of fourth street. investigators say the boy identified by family as jimmy rodriguez darted into the stre street. >> he was balled up in a ball and when i turned -- when i grabbed him, he was bleeding through his mouth, his nose and his head. >> reporter: aunt elizabeth perez says he also fractured two ribs. she watched the horrifying scene unfold in front of her. >> my heart -- broke my heart. i couldn't breathe. i didn't know what to d

for more we go back to jerusalem where we're joined by christopher gunness the spokesperson for the uniteds relief and works agency for palestine refugees. it is known as unrwa. chris, welcome back to democracy now! can you talk about the situation for refugees on the ground in gaza right now? >> the situation for refugees on the ground in gaza right now is an immeasurably catastrophic -- unimaginably catastrophic. it has gone up now by 2000 and just the last hour or so come which i think is the testimony to the intensity of the israeli ground offensive which has led to a crisis of human displacement. unrwa is accommodating the displaced in nearly 70 shelters. ,he top party is food, water medicine, hygiene, sanitation. but first and foremost in our concern is the question of forget, because, don't in 2008 and 2009, we took direct hits on the israeli army with white phosphorus in buildings which were housing hundreds of refugees in exactly the same sort of circumstances. on one occasion, amine compound in gaza was directly hit with white phosphorus and a warehouse burned down. the secretary

so one of them is "grassroots rules" written by christopher hull who happens to be my chief of staff. i want to poke through that carefully and analyze the studies he has done and probably challenge a moment about any other conclusion to a strong and see a that fits with what i know and my expense in working with the iowa presidential caucuses. and also "caucus chaos," a new book written by dave price. dave is a journalist and a reporter for the television station in des moines and he's really paid a lot of focused to this and he's interviewed a lot of the players involved in the iowa caucus. it's real new. i want to read both of those and then this is the first year we've been able to celebrate the placement of dr. norman borlaug's statute in stature help in the united states capitol building. dr. bert vargas -- dr. borlaug was born 100 years ago on march 25 and it happens that there is a book that's been sitting on m my table called "or daily bread" the rights of the story about dr. norman borlaug. what he did in his life was he saw poverty during the great depression in the 30. he

christopher bailey. this has been a continuing effort and we are certainly seeing the results of that today and not being creative in this. >> do you anticipate seeing more of the same? or, do you think he will get creative. -- creative? do you think we will see more of the same? or, do you think we will change the trajectory of the business? seeing thewe are same and the communication from the company is business as usual. we have a strategy that will continue to execute against an the only difference from what was announced before was the black and blue licensing agreement in japan that i way to was a pragmatic get the business there created. my view is that a lot of investors are keen to see christopher come to the market and announced his vision for the brand. you see what i mean? >> yeah. let's talk about whether he is worth it or not. i made the point. you get a ceo and a creative director. >> yeah. it will be busy. that is for sure. of -- dou -- in terms you think he is worth it? do you think he i

he is paul christopher, chief international strategist at wells fargo. paul, welcome back to "nightly business report." you heard michelle's report. what hot spot worryious the most? >> well, ukraine worries me the most right now, mainly because i think it's underappreciated. it's sort of drifted into the back pages of the paper as people focus on iraq. i think iraq is more of a long-term story. >> what happen there's? obviously the new president of ukraine has sided now with the european union, much to the chagrin of vladimir putin and the russians. do they come to loggerheads over that, or what happens do, you think? >> that's right. and not only in ukraine, but moldova also. you have interest in the eu-27 group. i think putin continues to apply pressure in the best way he knows how, which is sort of subterfuges that involve having irregulars make trouble in the eastern regions of ukraine until he can get poroshenko, the president of the ukraine to declare the eastern regions not just -- not really independent, but autonomous. that's his main goal. >>

now we're joined by the spokes person of the organization that controls the schools christopher gunness is on the line now thanks so much for taking the time christa i know it's a difficult period for you and many other people associated as i understand you've actually been a been able to to see the destruction for yourself is that true and if so just how bad was it well under-housemaid an inspection at the site we have analyzed the crater there's been creation alice's trajectory analysis we've examined the day briefly we've examined the damage and we were confident enough to make a strong public condemnation of the israeli army for having. a for for this serious violation of international law we were confident enough to make a public statement that it was indeed israeli artillery which struck the school and don't forget we made seventeen calls one seven calls to the israeli army we gave them the precise called nights of the school and we made it clear to them that there were three thousand three hundred people at the school so they knew very well that this place was and in spite of tha

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christopher walken, captain hook.'s going to premiere on december 4th and it's gonna end sometime around january, mid-january. [ laughter ] [ christopher walken imitation ] you guys need to -- catch -- peter pan. you guys -- know -- [ cheers and applause ] peter pan's -- shadow. [ applause ] this isn't good here. more than a hundred people got stuck at disney world yesterday when the monorail lost power for 90 minutes. [ audience oohs ] or, as people who spent 90 seconds on it's a small world put it, "still not that bad." [ laughter ] we get it! [ applause ] we get it, it's a small world. the end coming around? not yet? okay. the next corner. i'm sure a lot of people are going to be excited about this. hostess announced that it's bringing back it's chocolate covered twinkie, the chocodile. [ cheers and applause ] 15 years after it was discontinued, it is coming back. when asked what inspired them to bring it back, hostess officially said, "colorado and washington." [ laughter and applause ] no-brainer. that's right, h

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councilmember davis pr the vote is 4 to zero >> item 4 is appeal number 4 christopher for the other parties vs. the department of public works upper of forest the subject is essence as incident i image i am street to richard price of a tree removal trees and for the removal of 6 trees and replanning of 9 new trees on the hearing today. we will start with the appellants. you have 7 minutes to present your case >> as i said to commissioner fung i'll start with 3 minutes talking and ray will talk. we're here solely to hear the appeal that focuses on the removal of 2 eucalyptus trees we're not here to discuss housing or whether it's a good or bad thing or renters or anything this is simply about two trees. and this is what i'm asking you to focus on. i will also say that the required street trees in question do not mitigate the removal of street trees they wouldn't compensate for the removal there's not an issue of those trees being dangers to motorbike there's been no issue we will now have are exerts ray that has worked with our the risk assessment of the trees and caltrain construction impac

jones was killed in oakland in 20010 and that days remains unsolved. >> christopher was well-known inmmunity and when he passed away, i decided to continue his legacy and try to give back to the community in his name. >> it's estimated that just one shoe in a landfall takes 50 years to break down. the goal was to collect 3,000 shoes today and in case you missed, the use-again says it has donation bins set up in the bay area. >> all is forgiven, that is the line that many chief financial officer fans are using since lebron james is returning to cleveland. t-shirts saying "forgiveness" "and now that he is returning the fans are proclaiming that the kingdom has been restored and they are buying up anything with his name on it. >> all right, 25 years ago, a giant's pitcher took the mound after accomplishing what many people thought was impossible and he continues to inspire the honor that he received today. >>> a bay area warm-up on the way, even some humidity out there. mark tamayo has the complete forecast coming up as we take a live picture of the oakland seaport, the shipping containe

5, (clapping) barbara carlson the executive director of office of early care and education and christopher the unified school district. and laura the chief of staff so next up is a youth commissioner eric wu (clapping.) thank you on the on behalf of the san francisco youth commission let me express my deepest gratitude the hard work for the mayor's office and the members of the board of supervisors and even though leader in our community has dedicated for the family and children's first initiative today, we garter to refor them our values and commitments to make sure that future the generations will succeed for decades to come. you, you know, from for the past few years the young people have been advocates for the fund in count also meeting and round table meetings young people were there it wouldn't have been possible without the principle that positions make it's for us. (clapping.) this initiative is the best the very best investment the city has made for our daughters and sons and our great, great grandkids not only does it stretch the safety net for social services by bs also i made a

i it meyer those black women but one son and i had christopher who just turned 34, we had all of theonnections to get him in the out of boundaries school, it into the senior high school where he graduated 1998 but what about those parents who don't have those resources resources, those connections, that? but the basis of all this is simple. poverty. poverty. but think about it. none of us decided where we were born. we were born under what nationality or what color. so people in poverty were born into poverty very few were someplace then went into poverty but in terms of poverty, it is massive and we have to do all we can to become self-sufficient. that was a long time to answer that but i want you to understand what i am saying. >> host: one quick question you are 78 now and have had health issues but looking ahead what do you still want to you do and what do you want your legacy to be? >> i have two more years on the council. that is us given. i don't give money punches for that. but what i can say is i am on the council for two more years. with my legacy i guess if i have to summa

. >>> christopher dicky joins us, editor for "the daily beast." was this foreseen in gaza? >> sure. anti-semitism goes way back. there's a lot of trouble in europe in recent years. we don't have to go back to the nazis. in france, a big part of the problem is you have a large muslim immigrant population, and a lot of children who don't see much of a future living in the housing problems. and there's a lot of anger. the war in 2008, 2009, 2006 - when those things happen, these kids see this stuff on television, and it's focussing their anger, and somehow they think that they can expression themselves by going out and attacking jewish symbols or people. it can get ugly indeed. elsewhere you see a more classic european semitism. we have a piece in the "the daily beast" about anti-semitic graffiti going up in rome in recent days. that's traced to far right wing. european italians, and far left wing european italians. the extremists coming together, focussing anger against jews. not because of anything european jews are doing, but the media prosecutors -- appears to be paying attention.

take vo "christopher hubbart" iba a ser liberado el lunes pasado para vivir en "lake los angeles" peseesta de los vecinos de esta comunidad... el sujeto admiti haber violado a unas 40 mujeres en la dcada de los 70 y 80 incluyendo a muchas del rea de la bahia... la fecha de la liberacion de 'hubbart' ser el 21 de julio... juanfra/topvo un oficial de la patrulla de caminos en los angeles estara en serios problemas luego que fue captado en video golpeando a una mujer en plena carretera... las autoridades han abierto una investigacin sobre este incidente en el que se ve a una mujer resistindose al arresto y al oficial lanzandola al piso y golpendola sin piedad... la patrulla de caminos no har ningn comentario hasta que concluyan las investigaciones... juanfra/ots ---un ex profesor que estuvo prfugo por ms de un aÑo, fue arrestado bajo sospecha de por pornografia infantil. take vo ---nathan forstel, de 45 aÑos, fue instructor en la primaria de san jos durante 5 aÑos. ---las autoridades lo arrestaron el aÑo pasado en el condado de monterey, por poseer y compartir cientos de imgenes de pornog