: and go, buy a couple of dvd's. >> jesse: you're thrifty, clayton. >> clayton: a couple of blu-raysish list. >> alisyn: that tells me you're content and you have it all. >> jesse: look at the set, do you see the number of phones and be tablets i see on a regular basis, i don't know. >> alisyn: you have everything that a geek could ever want of the let's talk about the first senate budget that's been passed. >> jesse: well done. >> alisyn: in four years, we finally know what's in it and it looks like, remember the house-- or the g.o.p. passed their budget and the democrats have passed their budget and not surprisingly they don't resemble each other. >> clayton: they're way far apart. >> alisyn: the new tokss few ta the g.o.p. none. the democrats, 1 trillion over ten years. >> clayton: it's a budget, but not balanced. on the democratic side it's not balanced which is what i thought you had to do. pass an actual balanced budget and the republicans the budget doesn't balance out until 2023. >> jesse: a lot of senate democrats have to face some tough ads in the mid term, this opponent vo

i'm clayton morris.f the latest technology. >> alisyn: more tough talk from north korea this morning saying they have entered a, quote, state of war with their neighbors on the south. this comes on the heels of its threats to attack u.s. military bases. >> clayton: chief washington correspondent james rosen is live from the capital. what's different with this rhetoric now this time? >> it seems to get a bit worse with every passing day. clayton, alisyn and kelly. when they're displeased they let you know. certifiedy escalation of threats and provocation emanating off pyongyang reached a new height. north korea released images of youthful dictator stud idea a map labeled u.s. strike plan. images include american cities in their sights rather inexpolitic kibble target of austin, texas. all of this comes in response to u.s. south korea exercises conducted amly around this time. this time, however, it show washington isn't taking lying down this nearly month long campaign of rhetoric from the people's repuck

clayton morris' back yard, it's possible, there you go right there. >> clayton: now, billy, last yearme tumbling down presumably on the hill side and ground water was unstable and the tree crashed through the house on to the house and the neighbor's house as well, lots of damage, in its wake or next to it there seems to be a hole opening larger and larger from last year until now i've looked out there. there's now a second hole next to it. is this a sinkhole, something i need to be worried about and there used to be water running underneath this area years and years ago. so, what to do? is that evidence of a sinkhole or bigger problem in people's back yards? >> could be. i would definitely get that issue tested. in florida we carry sinkhole coverage, if you have sinkhole coverage you can contact your insurance company and file a claim. at that point they would have to do an investigation with a geological engineer and test the entire property. that would answer the question for your problem. >> tucker: so your diagnosis just from looking at the photograph we put up on the screen is th

and i'll have a blind taste test. >> clayton: i have a blind fold here. >> alisyn: oh. >> clayton: i fold alisyn to taste two comparatively different meats here. for the price though we will have a big savings, but won't notice a big taste difference. and the ribeye, i'll give you a piece of the ribeye. i'm sorry, ribeye and chuck eye. ribeye and chuck eye. >> you don't know which one. >> we'll give you this. and she's eating one of the cuts of meat and $10 difference here. >> a huge difference and with the rising cost of corn right now. >> clayton: i'm ready for the next one. >> and there's just no supply and the demand is eye. >> clayton: let's try the other one, this other piece of meat. now, you've eaten both, the ribeye and the chuck eye. which tastes, which one or two tastes better. >> they're both delicious, tender and i don't know which is which. >> clayton: she doesn't know the difference. >> the second one was $10 a pound less. >> clayton: so $5 instead of $10. the next one. >> new york strip steak. the new york strip steak and at flat iron. >> let's try one of the two-othe

sorry, clayton's kids. move earlier i thought across parts of the northeast. i think this afternoon we'll see showers move in across parts of pennsylvania, through new york, up to parts of new england by earlier this evening. out across the west, we have some showers. this is a big upper-level disturbance, a bit of a nuisance across areas of california today, migrating across parts of the eastern parts of the country. that will be our weathermaker. today in the south, a threat for severe weather. certainly some hail and damaging winds. winds. don't think a tornado threat. that's certainly good news. guys, back over to you. >> thank you, rick. >> the white stuff in the oreo cookie, those go together. two things that don't go together, the chamber of commerce and afl-cio. there could be a glimmer of hope this morning, a deal may be in the works on immigration reform, because those two before are the ones that have basically killed off immigration reform in the united states before. we may have now on agreemen

>> clayton: delicious.'o in there. >> peas and you think i don't knows. this is mozzarella pearls. take fresh mozzarella. >> you don't each need to worry about the pasta if you are not doing carbs and want to do straight up meatballs that's the way to go. >> here this looks like is that broccoli. >> roastedcoal flower. cauliflower. here in the united states we have done the reverse, giant bowl of pasta and meatballs. >> this is how i grew up. on sunday my grandmother would make the big dinner with the pass attachment monday imcome home from school meatballs in a coffee cup. >> clayton: did k. i have two meatballs to take into alisyn, please? >> absolutely. >> clayton: this is violence in the workplace. alisyn. i don't know if you read the employee handbook. >> alisyn: keep her tame. >> clayton: i'm bringing this in for you. >> alisyn: i hope you are. >> tucker: i'm coming out to get some in a second. >> alisyn: no anybody else before it gets in here. thanks, clayton. >> tucker: woman on college campus said

ali, clayton? jesse. >> clayton: their parents lost their lives fighting for our freedom. instead of supporting the children of iraq and afghanistan cutting college aid and blaming it on the sequester now. the education department slasheding two what he can to help the kids out. >> alisyn: former fighter pilot. and with him is former army officer wesley bagas she lost her husband in afghanistan in 2007 and her children have received scholarships from honor. great to have you with us. >> great american on fox as it always is. right? >> you are doing something incredible. you see a hole. it's not even a partisan issue. it's governor failing to do what they should be doing to protect our veterans who come home. what has folds of honor done to fill that void? >> it's a great point, clayton, it's not a red issue. it's not a blue issue. it's a red, white and blue issue. we go to combat where the spirit is a former f-16 pilot to never leave a fellow soldier behind on the field of battle. unfortunately rig

now, inside to clayton. >>clayton: i want to see that on you, by the way.have headlines: shocking details of the pilots of the air france plane that crashed nearly four years ago. the report reveals that the captain of that flight only had one hour of sleep and the co-pilots were also exhausted after a wild night in rio. the captain was on a rest break when the air bus flew straight into a tropical storm if june of 2009 and he responded to the co-pilot call for help they were too average stated to communicate what was wrong and the plane plunged into the atlantic ocean killing all passengers. air plans and air bus are under investigation for alleged manslaughter. >> our country is more than $16 trillion in debt but the senate democrats have stopped an effort to block funds for a food stamp promotion partnership with mexico. democrats on the senate budget committee rejected a proposal to stop funding for projects like this in a 12-10 part line vote and senator senator sessions is outraged saying contrary to sound policy the united states is spending money ad

>> clayton: just like that.ch baseball than at the major league baseball fan cave, all for the world baseball classic here in midtown, anna kooiman in the on deck circle. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. yes, we are in the mlb fan cave celebrating the world baseball, united states playing mexico tonight. we've got more than 20 tvs here and fans from around the world. we'll be touring around place in just a bit and talk to al lighter. i'm going to work on my swing. it's a little heavy. i'm going to bunt, swing. let's bunt. i kind of popped up a bit. maybe i'll just do -- how about just dizzy back. >> clayton: let's she if she can keep that up for the full hour. >> gretchen: i thought steroids weren't allowed in baseball. that bat is definitely on steroids. >> steve: good to have you down at the man cave. >> clayton: actually she's just really small. those are the normal size bats. she's really small. >> gretchen: i didn't know. >> steve: if i was a kid, i would want my birthday party at that place. >>

i'm on clay clayton morris at home. you a picture and go make a decision for yourself. >> on the computer and walking like 1. a? >> i hope you are close. >> a listen, doctor, we have to get to a serious story. you know this desperate story. a massive sink hole has opened up right underneath a house. listen. >> okay. and what happened to the house? >> the bedroom floor just collapsed and my brother-in-law is in there. he is underneath the house. >> could this happen to you? we're asking a sink hole expert next where the most likely places are for them. >> then a 7-year-old suspended because his pastry he chewed it so that looked like a gun. did the school overreact and suspend him? we report, you decide. felt the diabetic nerve pain, of course, i had no idea what it was. i felt like my feet were going to sleep. it progressed from there to burning like i was walking on hot coals to like a thousand bees that were just stinging my feet. i have a great relationship with my doctor. he found lyrica for me. [ female announcer ]

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a clayton man is being held on suspicion of murdering his own father.e arrived on the 400 block of meadow view lane in clayton around eleven this morning to find richard wester unconscious and not breathing. he was declared dead at the scene. after conducting an interview. police arrested wester's 22-year-old son -- matthew wester -- on suspicion of murder. he is currently being held on one-million-dollar bail. an autopsy is scheduled for monday. >> we had a nice day today, with a lot of sunshine there is a treasure island and the port of oakland. we can see where warmer temperatures. and chilly temperatures in the north bay in the east bay valleys. 30's. mostly sunny with some patchy clouds. and the sun rise will be one of our later. 7:27 and likewise, the sunset will be an hour later. 7: 12 and we will see lots of sunshine. temperatures will be warming up in the upper 60s. . concord, fairfield. these temperatures will be an increasing by a two-five degrees. >> gays and taxes. soon, same-sex couples could be in line for a tax break. later this month, t

a clayton man is being held on suspicion of murdering his father.ck of meadow view lane in clayton saturday morning to wester. police arrested his son, 22 year old matthew-- on an autopsy is scheduled for we have the numbers for all saturday's gun buyback event in vallejo. in the first countywide gun event. a total of 344 weapons was collected. including a military rocket launcher and multiple assault rifles. also collected were 113 handguns. 67 shotguns. and 163 rifles. those who turned in their weapons received 100 to 200 dollar gift cards. the guns themselves were checked.and if not connected to any crime.were destroyed on charity is now behind bars. jason crites is being held on 25-thousand dollars bail. kron 4's alecia reid reportscrites is being accused of burglarizing the charity 'christmas for everyone' a few weeks ago and stealing numerous pieces of equipment and gifts. charged with burglary and scene investigators could not lift fingerprints because of the surfaces at the scene, but did identify the 38 year old as a suspect. a search warra

tucker, alley, clayton. >> thank you maria. >> should kindergartners be taught sex education. starting beginning in january. >> beginning in kindergartner they will learn will reproduction anatomy and safe touch. >> here's the new policy. you will learn the basics about anato anatomy. reproduction, healthy relationships and personal safety. thighs are the things they are adding now. kindergarten through the third grade. >> they teach kids all about

. >> hey, clayton if you are in the need for muscle which might be the case. muscle cars now. time for the hottest sports cars. kendra farmer back. thank you for coming back with us. >> thanks for having me. this first muscle car we are talking about. this is a chevy camaro. >> yes. many people have been waiting for this vehicle. this is the camaro c-28. made its world debut here at the auto show. just a couple of days ago. this is the most track capable camaro ever. >> you say track capable. that means this is a race car. ton a racetrack. >> have fun with it v 8 engine 500-horsepower and pounds of torque. the zoe 60 hasn't been released yet. as can you tell this baby is going to be fast. >> it's very cool. i like that color on it. this right here is the car that i would like to take home it will never happen. this is a jaguar convertible. tell me about it it? >> jaguar s type. 2014. this just won the 2013 world car design of the year just a few days ago. can you see why it's absolutely beautiful. has a v 8 engine with 495-horsepower and zero to 60 is in 4.2 seconds with top s

clayton morris is here with important tips for us. thank you for joining us. >> you bet.ee you. >> despite these stats people are pretty careless. >> people are kind of doing some stupid things. there was a big security breech last year. people are still using the pass word "pass word" or using pass word 123456. change your pass word every 90-days. make sure you are updating it. set a calendar reminder change it across your e-mails and computer logging screen do simple things like that. don't choose your child's name that's another big mistake we found. >> or your pet's name. >> people use the same pass word for everything. if someone can find one pass word they have everything. >> huge mistake. i am going to tell you through a couple of apps here. use the app called one pass word. check it out. it's really incredible. it's my favorite app i use across all of my devices my iphone ipad or home computer. you log on to one pass word. you can create multiple pass words within one pass word. you have one master pass word no one can access. then you start to roll through all of

. >> clayton: gut roll. >> brenda: and we have a lottery winner tomorrow who's going to come on and touch us all how to win the lottery. >> good. >> brenda: and i may not be here tomorrow. >> rick: tune in tomorrow. >> clayton: don't add into the pool. we're going to get tucker some food and log on to foxnews.com for the after the show show and sunday. >> tucker: we will see you tomorrow. >> brenda: sequestration is, but if you think that means the tax hike threat is over, think again. that's the point. >> brenda: sure, but it speaks volumes. revenues mean taxes and we're already seeing how that payroll tax hike is kicking your assets. consumers cutting back on major purchases and hikes cut into paychecks. are more hikes the last thing the economy needs right now. hi, everyone, i'm brenda buttner, this is bulls and bears. let's get right to it. the bulls and bears this week, gary b smith, tobin smith, jonas max ferris and welcome to everybody. scott, they're still pushing more taxes, but did we just get evidence that's the wrong way to go? >> i think we did, brenda. look, taxes are tough

sandell, abc news, denver. >> our thanks to clayton. >>> time for a check of the other headlines.er in for ron claiborne. >> good morning, everybody. in the news, $85 billion in forced spending cuts now in effect. reluctantly signed to law. the president and gop leaders blame each other for not averting the cuts. >>> mitt romney in the spotlight briefly. he will deliver a speech at cpac this month. he gave an interview, criticizing president obama's leadership. >>> in california, rescuers are trying to save some wayward dolphins. it took about five hours to get them pointed to the deeper water. >>> and finally, today marks what would have been dr. seuss' 109th birthday. the stories often inspired by the sights and sounds of his own hometown, springfield, massachusetts. my favorite, "green eggs and ham." >>> agreed on the "green eggs and ham." let's get to the cool and breezy forecast in the northeast. let's start in washington, d.c. a nice shot. but it's breezy and cool. just above the freezing mark now. only going to go to 44. average high this time of year, 41. burlington to por

>> clayton sandell tonight. >>> we'll turn now to those winds driving the economy, it was last night here we reported on those surprising and welcome jobs numbers. tonight we're driving deeper, taking a look at the private sector. 246,000 new jobs created. it also drove the dow to its record close. that's where it will start when the markets open on monday. tonight, here, we want to bring in "good morning america" weekend anchor bianna golodryga, you were telling me that there were key numbers to keep an eye on. >> reporter: hourly wages and average work week. we have seen no growth in those two areas. in february, we started to see an increase. that's a positive trend. hourly wages up 4 cents. not much. again, it's more than nothing. the average workweek increasing just slightly. we're getting closer to that 40-hour work week. >> 34.5 hours right now. inching closer as you said. they keep a close eye on temporary workers. >> as far as temporary jobs, we saw 16,000 added last year. year over year, we have added 109,000 temporary jobs. why is this important? historically they're seen

here's abc news clayton sandell. >> reporter: fire fighters are desperately trying to control the blaze before high winds kick in, potentially supercharging the flames. >> there is still a lot of fire on the ground. as you can see, the whole west side of the fire is open. it's burning up slope. >> reporter: it started so early in the season, much of the nation's fire fighting forces are not ready. >> this time of year there are not a lot of resources available. the resources that are available come a distance. >> reporter: there is progress, hundreds of people forced to evacuate friday will be able to go home tonight. >> no injuries. >> reporter: for colorado, it's deja vu. last march this fire sent families scrambling for their lives, and in june, another massive blaze swept through the area burning now. one person was killed, 250 homes destroyed. >> this is becoming seemingly not unusual for colorado. >> reporter: heading towards summer, fire dangers will be highest in parts of california, the southwest and florida. fire fighters hope they'll have more time to get ready. clayton sande

clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >>> in california, there was a solemn ceremony at the animal habitathere a volunteer was killed by a lion. the center reopened today and did so with the blessing of the young woman's parents. tanya rivero has the story. >> reporter: a letter from diane hanson's grieving mother was read aloud at today's reopening of the california big cat sanctuary. >> i'm living every mother's worst nightmare in losing a cherished child. i'm pleased that cat haven is re-opening today. it's my desire that they continue their mission in support of saving my daughter's beloved creatures. >> reporter: hanson had been cleaning an empty enclosure last wednesday when the 550-pound lion escaped from his feeding pen and pounced on the 24-year-old intern, breaking her neck, killing her instantly. >> the lion has been taken care of. >> reporter: hanson's heart-broken father, telling abc news -- >> just used to scare her mother and me to death to think of her in the cage. i never got used to that. >> there's a long and growing casualty list of people who have been injured or kille

abc's clayton sandell was there, as one of the calls came in late today. >> hello?e rescue. >> reporter: in 27 years, saving sea creatures big and small, peter wallerstein is seeing something he's never seen before. >> they do look so cute. but they have a bite ten-times greater than a pit bull. >> reporter: wallerstein normally rescues 200 sea lion peps in an entire year. but now, the animals are beaching themselves in unprecedented numbers. tell me about this year. >> this year, it's been an alarmingly high number of rescues. done 200 rescues since january 1st. >> reporter: the animals are showing up all over southern california beaches, skinny and starving. scientists say they don't know exactly why. they do know for some reason there simply isn't enough food for the sea lions to eat. >> commercial bait finishmen friends of mine, says there's no bait in the water. no anchovies, no sardines, no mackerel, the kind of food these animals eat. >> reporter: just seconds after we finished our interview, another call. >> tower four, santa monica, baby seal, very young. e

abc's clayton sandell has the story. >> reporter: this morning, 20-year-old jordan johnson is a free facing up to 100 years in prison until this moment. we, the jury, find the defendant, jordan johnson not guilty. >> prosecutors tried to prove the former university of montana star quarterback raped a fellow student, after she invited him to her room last year to watch a movie. >> she's terrified. she tells him no. >> the evidence shows that there was consent. >> reporter: the trial divided the town of missoula. a case of he said -- >> i would never do that to anyone. >> reporter: versus she said. >> he started pulling my body into his -- again and again and again. it hurt so bad. >> reporter: a medical exam revealed bruises on the accuser's body. but the defense countered with text messages she sent to a friend. writing in one, i don't think he did anything wrong. in the end, the jury agreed. prosecutors say they're disappointed. but do not regret bringing the case to trial. meanwhile, johnson's family says the quarterback was robbed of that role. and 15 months of his life. >> he's p

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here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: this morning investigators want to know why this small plane suddenly fell from the sky, slamming into the side of this home just outside seattle. miraculously missing teenager talon corn and a friend inside only feet away. >> i was sitting in my house and i hear a long bang and i'm like, thunder, i don't know why i was thinking thunder and i look outside and i look down and there's the wing right down below the window and i was right there too. i didn't realize how close i was to hitting to me. >> reporter: the pilot identified by abc affiliate k komotv as jay wistala killed. his teenager nephew on board survived air lifted to the hospital. >> it sounded weird. it sounded -- it was loud. >> reporter: the four-seat plane crashed through the garage door. but korn and his friend playing video games in a room above the garage escaped unharmed. >> i was, you know, kind of in a rush. i fotold my friend call 911 and wanted to see if i could see anything. >> reporter: before impact witnesses say the plane's engine was sputtering the propeller had stop

for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, los angeles. >> that's such a tragedy. >>> thek at the morning's top headlines back with rob nelson. >> good morning, guys. >>> good morning, everyone out there as well. in the news today concern over the missile threatt from north korea has provoked the pentagon to deploy 14 more missile intercepters in alaska. the additional interceptors brings to 44 the total deployed in alaska and in california. >>> a federal judge in san francisco has ruled that the fbi's use of national security letters to gather customer data from banks, phone companies and other businesses is unconstitutional. the fbi forbids recipients of the letters from informing customers that the information has been requested. the letters do not require a judge's approval under the patriot act. >>> maryland lawmakers have approved a measure abolishing the death penalty in that state on friday. now sent that bill to governor martin o'malley to sign. maryland would be the 18th state to ban the death penalty. >>> and now we turn to the street performer in australia. che

and he particularly didn't like adam clayton powell who he thought was a demagogue. so i'm not sure what nixon, what nixon's role in this. mix son was, you know, nixon was very friendly with por row because they actually kind of liked each other, and that was a personal thing. >> well, the issue was that he was actually influenced by advisers to him in order to be able to make a decisive decision not to include him. so what i'm saying is do you feel as though nixon's personal politics towards african-americans during his administration were negatively affected by advisers that surrounded him during that administration? >> i don't think so. i mean, you're talking about president nixon, not vice president nixon. >> no, i'm talking about -- yes, i'm talking about president nixon, but i'm talking about an event that happened during his vice presidential -- >> i'm not aware of one or the other, i'm sorry. >> i think that richard nixon's attitude towards african-americans was shaped by some assumptions he had about genetics and race. which he speaks of on the tapes. and so

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. >> 68 in san jose, which is above average through concord and clayton into walnut creek. >> do you need that extra blanket? into the bay and inland areas, numbers dropping to 38 degrees and sonoma. >> tomorrow's high, warmer than today, and averaging three degrees above normal. ? san francisco to nine degrees above average in oakland. san jose, we'll see 70 up from the average high, 67 degrees. >> clear skies tonight, cool temps. tomorrow, sunrise, 7:28, a bit of a shock to commuters. >> above normal temperatures, being called for. beach weather. in fact, let's head to santa cruz. 73 degrees. ten to 15 miles per hour winds. >> here we go. setting the stage for your week ahead, jet stream obviously well to the north. there you have the clouds taking the track of a very vigorous jet stream. precipitation running into british columbia, as well as the pacific northwest. we saw those clouds today. kind of a dirty ridge of high pressure. today this ridge is going to strengthen. tomorrow will be warmer, but not the warmest day of the impending work week. we'll share that with you. first t

abc's clayton sandell tells us what is known now about the shooter. >> reporter: in this quiet rural neighborhood outside denver, a killer came calling. tom clements, at home with his wife, went to answer the front door and was suddenly shot in the chest. the shooter fled into the night. >> somebody rang the door bell. the husband answered and was shot. >> reporter: 58-year-old clemens the director of colorado's prison system, was killed. with a massive manhunt under way tonight, the only clue, a dark car seen in the neighborhood near the time of the shooting. it's engine running, but nobody inside. >> we don't know if the shooting was random at this point. we're very early in the investigation. we have no suspect at this point and because we have no suspect

clayton morris. and it's an apple style presentation. >> rockefeller center.eople are at home and babies to put down to sleep and they're going to be at the prime time event. samsung is the behemoth in the room and a challenge to apple. i'm not somebody who wants to put somebody on a death watch and i was here when we were talking about blackberry. i'm not going to-- >> you know we booked you to put them on the death watch. >> i didn't do it and people are saying is the samsung galaxy s-4 going to be the apple killer? no, the numbers don't match. there's hype about samsung and i like the competition and i carry the samsung galaxy s-3 and-- >> you prefer the samsung. >> i prefer ios simpler for what i want to do, but it means competition and excitement in the market. if i wanted to customize this and do things with the samsung i can't with the iphone, that's great. i'm not sure that a large part of the population wants all of that customization and apple has the sweet spot. charles: samsung has the moment the tum and buzz and maybe premature to say that apple i

abc's clayton sandell has that story. >> reporter: it's a memory megan pauls would like to forget, thealifornia sanctuary, a haven for big cats, became a living hell. it was just over a week ago when a 550-pound lion named couscous escaped from his feeding pen and pounced on 24-year-old intern dianna hanson killing her instantly. >> the lion has been taken care of. >> reporter: pauls was the first person on the scene and is speaking out exclusively to abc news. >> i came around the corner, and i saw her behind the bush on the ground, and when i called to her, and couscous was near her, she looked as if she was unconscious. there was no response. >> reporter: she says she's been overcome with grief and that hanson's death was a terrible accident. >> couscous is not to blame. he was just being a cat. he was just being a lion. >> reporter: the owner of the sanctuary took us for a first look inside the cage to the very spot where deputies were forced to kill couscous. he believes hanson left a gate open, a fatal, tragic mistake. >> the door that shouldn't have been open was the guillotine

firefighter clayton ogden was in the thick of it, instead of leaving a woman that fell to the ground, he covered her with his own body. >> she tried to get up, and another hail of gunfire started, so i told her to not move, so it was the safest place for us to be, on the ground. >> the heart breaking loss of the officers has been felt by nch. >> in san jose, nbc bay area news. >> next at 11:00, a change in the forecast and a change you need to make tonight. >> plus, a sign that the finish line is near on the new span of the bay bridge. also, as a parent, i'm not going to let go of the hope that she is still alive. >> their daughter disappeared nearly year ago, tonight, how her parents are coping and why they say they are frustrated. hello? the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations that make banking simple. deposit a check with a photo. pay someone with an email. and bank seamlessly with our award-winning mobile app. take a step forward... and chase what matters. ♪ ♪ if lovin

. >> reporter: firefighter clayton ogden was in the thick of it, standing next to a woman who fell to the ground. instead of leaving her behind, ogden chose to cover her with his own body. >> at some point, she tried to get up, then another hail of gunfire started, so i just told her to stay down, you know, don't move. it was at that point, probably the safest place for both of us to be on the ground. >> reporter: heartbreaking loss of two officers has consumed this coastal community ever since. and for many, ogden's bravery will not be forgotten by those who watched town fold. in san jose, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> still ahead at 5:00, we will introduce to you one mail carrier who did something for someone on her route. >>> the a'sing day starter left spring training game earlier today. we will have an update on his injuries. >>> san jose's minimum wage workers are getting a $2 raise starting tomorrow. minimum wage will increase to $10 an hour. opponents say the increase will hurt local business owners and may mean fewer jobs. some local businesses that have already been pa

clayton will be sleeping. >>> we'll start with a fox news alert. the bizarre accusations from afghan president hamid karzai that the u.s. and the taliban, he says, are working together. there's a cancelled news conference between the president and defense secretary chuck hagel in kabul, authorities claiming security concerns, but it all comes on the heels of shocking comments by the afghan leader. karzai who has a history of controversial remarks now claims the u.s. working with the taliban in his view to prove that international forces will still be needed to keep the peace in afghanistan. it's an allegation that u.s. officials this morning are fiercely denying. good morning on this sunday morning. welcome to america's news headquarters. i'm eric shawn. >> i'm jamie colby. it will be a great morning here. great to see you. >> you, too, jamie. >> president karzai claims yesterday's deadly homicide bombing, well, that is prove u.s. forces are working with terrorists to convince civilians that violence will increase when troops leave. that's schedule

. >> thank you, clayton. as you said, there are hundreds of police who will continue the search throughout this night. >>> now we turn overseas because right now president obama is in israel, his first trip there as president, and this is the message he is sending. the united states will stand with israel to prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon. abc's jonathan karl in jerusalem. >> reporter: the president arrived in israel in a good mood -- an open mike capturing his banter with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> it's good to be away from congress. >> reporter: he was even joking about red lines. >> you are following the red lines? >> reporter: but the issue couldn't be more serious. the real red line is the one netanyahu talked about at the united nations last fall. >> a red line should be drawn right here. >> reporter: the point where iran must be attacked or it will be able to build a nuclear bomb. a red line israelis believe could be crossed within months. the issue has front and center h

. >> you might remember tilda swinton from her role in "michael clayton" opposite george clooney.r new starring role in a glass box at new york's museum of modern art. she is sleeping in that box as long as the museum is open. she's been on display in other museums before. but never here in the u.s. >>> and finally in "the index" tonight. big on broadway. "the book of mormon" setting a record overseas. the highest one-day box office earnings in london theater history. and selling more than $3 million in tickets. >>> when we come back on the broadcast, the most famous singers that can't even get their own songs out of their heads. neil diamond. tonight, the new science here, how to get the catchy tunes out of your head. right after the break. and i need to run off to the bathroom. ♪ i'm fed up with always having to put my bladder's needs ahead of my daughter. ♪ so today, i'm finally talking to my doctor about overactive bladder symptoms. [ female announcer ] know that gotta go feeling? ask your doctor about prescription toviaz. one toviaz pill a day significantly reduces sudden urg

. >>> clayton garzan was arrested in charges including committing a hate crime.an is accused of beating michael partida early sunday morning. partida had just left a house party. witnesses heard anti gay slurs directed at partida before and after the attack. >>> state treasurer bill locklear says he and his estranged wife are trying to reconcile and he is calling off the divorce. she recently completed a rehab program for meth. she was involved in an extramarital affair. a spokesperson for bill locklear said the two are looking forward not back ward. they have a 9-year-old son. >>> in news of the world tonight in baghdad, coordinated attacks killed at least 24 people and injured 67 others. first three car bombs exploded outside government offices right in the heart of the city. the then gunman dressed as police began shooting. none of the attackers survived. the attack came less than a week before the u.s. led invasion of iraq. >> the legislature has elected ping as the new president during the country's once in a decade power change. china's slowing economic gro

. >>> clayton garzan was arrested in charges including committing a hate crime.artida had just left a house party. witnesses heard anti gay slurs directed at partida before and after the attack. >>> state treasurer bill locklear says he and his estranged wife are trying to reconcile and he is calling off the divorce. she recently completed a rehab program for meth. she was involved in an extramarital affair. a spokesperson for bill locklear said the two are looking forward not back ward. they have a 9-year-old son. >>> in news of the world tonight in baghdad, coordinated attacks killed at least 24 people and injured 67 others. first three car bombs exploded outside government offices right in the heart of the city. the then gunman dressed as police began shooting. none of the attackers survived. the attack came less than a week before the u.s. led invasion of iraq. >> the legislature has elected ping as the new president during the country's once in a decade power change. china's slowing economic growth, rampant corruption and pollution are some of the issues he'

clayton ogden jumped on top of her and stayed with her out in the open. >> you covered her with yourprotected her with >> yourself.: yeah, there was no one else around and she was frozen and wasn't getting up. so, it seemed like the right thing to do. >> a crazy thing he did. just a brave, amazing reaction in those split seconds. it's not like he had time to think about it. >> i do remember, when the shots were being fired, how angry they sounded as the echos bounced off the buildings. >> he saved her life and was willing to trade his for hers. it was an incredable thing. >> reporter: it's truly an amazing story of firefighters putting the safety of citizens above their own. and, even though the humble men who work out of this station will say the true heros are the ones who died that horrible day, the citizens of santa cruz can rest easy knowing that they have a crew of heros working out of station number one. i'm jeff bush in santa cruz, kron four news. >> just into the newsroom. we're getting a look at just released video of the santa cruz motorcade procession from the vantage poi

. >> judge jeanine: joining me, democratic strategist ryan clayton interest d.c. and republican strategist and fox news contributor tony cyan. ryan i'm going to start with you. why is the president going on national television yesterday to blame the republicans? >> well, it kind of reminds me of the joke i heard today. it is how many republicans does it take to screw in a light bulb, zero he because they would rather sit in the dark and blame it on obama. this is a manufactured crisis from the republicans in the house that goes back to mid summer of 2011 and the reality is that they would just rather cut 1 million jobs out of the economy than work with the president of the states. >> judge jeanine: ryan, wait is minute. the president got on television and blamed the republicans. instead of saying we are in 11th hour negotiations he comes out and names them by name. i don't even want to go into the personal stuff. did the president with his then budget secretary jack lu come up with the sequester and if he didn't like it why did he sign it into law? >> the republic

. >> she goes -- >> i will never forget michael clayton where she stuck her arm hand in the arm pit andmas. >> she is another planet's treasure. >> discovery channel with anotherral bine know praying man ties attacked her and she ate the eyes. >>> coming up, is life on the road as a comedian a great cover for serial murder? dan soder discusses his latest book. and grandparents smoking pot? yes, grandparents smoking pot. thank you, president obama. >>> has thc hit the aarp? the new york times reported that america's seniors have never been more stoned. the trend piece on old folks who toke include an neck dough tall evidence about a teacher who gets ready with pals to play poker and smoke pot. always a teacher. it is nice. it is just a social thing. it is like when people get together and they crack open their beers. whatever, cher. other evidence of this, moms for marijuana international has received so much interest that it created grannies for grass chapters this illinois, ohio and missouri. stats back it up. according to a national survey 6% of adults between age 50 and 59 used marij

allowing four firefighters on scene that day to talk about what happened. 43-year-old firefighter clayton ran from the hail of gunfire but shopped to shield a woman who was taking out the trash but tripped and fell. he told the woman to keep calm and stay down. he called it the worst day in his 20 years as an emergency responder. >>> there are new pictures showing the memorial per session for the is slain police officers. chp captured these images by a camera mounted on his motorcycle. people as you can see lining up there on the overpasses of the procession route holding signs and flags. >>> also in santa cruz the highway patrol says it was forced to use a taser on a man in an act of self-defense. it happened while officers were trying to break up a fight on pacific avenue yesterday morning. one man lunged toward them and they felt threatened. the man was arrested on suspicion of resisting arrest. three others were arrested for fighting in public. >>> a good samaritan is being called a hero for helping to save a police officer. joe says he saw the officer struggling with the suspect and

good morning to you, clayton. >> reporter: good morning, josh.ight now hundreds of investigators are stepping up their man hunt trying to find the person who came to this quiet neighborhood to the steps of the house right behind me to commit cold-blooded murder. this morning investigators trying to solve the murder of colorado prison official tom clements have few clues. one a dark-colored car in the neighborhood at the time of the shooting. they also want to find a woman speed-walking in the area who just might have seen the car and its driver. >> we have no suspect at this point and because we have no suspects we can't identify a motive. >> reporter: clements was at home with his wife tuesday night. he went to answer the front door and was suddenly shot in the chest. >> somebody rang the doorbell. the husband answered and was shot. >> reporter: now police want to know if the man who oversaw thousands of prison inmates was possibly targeted for revenge. >> i kind of had it figured out right away sadly because i thought his position would leave h

this comes after a bus window was shot out nearly and clayton roads by an unknown object. if all of these incidents are related. >>> president obama is returning to the bay area next month. the white house says the president will travel to northern california on april 3rd and 4th for fund-raiserser for democratic congress am candidates. the -- congressional candidates. the president will campaign to try to regain control of the house in the 2014 mid-term election. >>> a new report reveals state furloughs designed to save money will not save as much as believed. the furloughs were intended to save $5 billion between february of 2009 and july of this year. many state workers are taking less vacation because of the mandated furloughs. budget advisers calculate california will still save more money in the long run. the state will pay $1 billion more than originally planned when state workers leave their jobs and get paid for unused vacation time. >>> 8:51. the budget battle goes on today at washington, d.c. but there's new optimism. the president will be able to reach a deal w

both shootings happened yesterday on clayton road.ere damaged. luckily, in one was hurt. so far, no suspects or arrests. if you have any information, call concord police. >>> the chp says the car of a milpitas police officer was rammed by the driver of a ford bronco in san jose. it happened about 4:00 this morning on 680 north near berryessa. the driver of that bronco was taken to the hospital. the chp investigation continues. >> any time that you are involved in a collision where someone hits you, we don't know if they are doing it on purpose or it's strictly an accident. better safe than sorry. >> reporter: the police officers involved were not hurt. and 8-year-old girl is recovering from major injuries. the napa valley register reports it happened yesterday at cams and laurel street. the little girl was flown to the hospital. have not given us any information about the circumstances of the accident or whether the driver will be facing charges. >>> 7:34. surfing the net is about to get a lot faster in one silicon valley city. janine

both shootings happened yesterday on clayton road.n both buses were damaged. luckily, in one was hurt. so far, no suspects or arrests. if you have any information, call concord police. >>> the chp says the car of a milpitas police officer was rammed by the driver of a ford bronco in san jose. it happened about 4:00 this morning on 680 north near berryessa. the driver of that bronco was taken to the hospital. the chp investigation continues. >> any time that you are involved in a collision where someone hits you, we don't know if they are doing it on purpose or it's strictly an accident. better safe than sorry. >> reporter: the police officers involved were not hurt. and 8-year-old girl is recovering from major injuries. the napa valley register reports it happened yesterday at cams and laurel street. the little girl was flown to the hospital. have not given us any information about the circumstances of the accident or whether the driver will be facing charges. >>> 7:34. surfing the net is about to get a lot faster in one silicon valle

this comes after a bus window was shot out nearly and clayton roads by an unknown object.se incidents are related. >>> president obama is returning to the bay area next month. the white house says the president will travel to northern california on april 3rd and 4th for fund-raiserser for democratic congress am candidates. the -- congressional candidates. the president will campaign to try to regain control of the house in the 2014 mid-term election. >>> a new report reveals state furloughs designed to save money will not save as much as believed. the furloughs were intended to save $5 billion between february of 2009 and july of this year. many state workers are taking less vacation because of the mandated furloughs. budget advisers calculate california will still save more money in the long run. the state will pay $1 billion more than originally planned when state workers leave their jobs and get paid for unused vacation time. >>> 8:51. the budget battle goes on today at washington, d.c. but there's new optimism. the president will be able to reach a deal with republican

clayton sandal explains many are working around the clock to save them. >> in 27 years, saving sea creatures big and small, he has seen something he has never seen before. >> they do look so cute, but they have a bite 10 times greater than a pittbull. >> he rescues about 200 sea ans in an entire year, ng themselves inals are unprecedented numbers. >> tell me about this year. >> this year it has been alarming lehigh -- alarmingly high number of rescues. have i done 10 since january 1st. >> they are showing up all over california beaches skinny and starving. scientis scientists don't know why. they do know for some reason there is not enough food for the sea lions to eat. >> commercial bait fishermen friends of mine says there is no bait in the water, no anchovies no sardines and no macral. the food these animals eat. >> and then another call. >> baby still very young, eyes are barely open. >> peter carefully moves in. this is already peter's fifth rescue of the day. >> the bodies will keep each other warm. they are both severely hypothey are mick. >> the rescue shelters are filling #w* tired