>> clayton: no. gretchen: come on, clayton of the go with me on this one. all right. >> clayton: good thing it wasn't a brick wall. >> gretchen: i'll sit in the passenger site. >> another day at work. >> clayton: can you see above the window? >> we were actually talking above that. i couldn't drive because i couldn't see. >> steve: did you sit on a booster? we'll be right back from new york and churchill downs. look what mommy is having. mommy's having a french fry. yes she is, yes she is. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. 100% vegetable juice, with three of your daily vegetable servings in every little bottle. with three of your daily vegetable servings and you can make them evene for the more special... with fancy feast mornings. mornings are delicious protein-rich entrées... with garden veggs and egg. each one perfectly designed... to start her day with a little love. fancy feast mornings gourmet cat food. the best ingredient is love. . .. ir capital one venture card to fly home for th

>> anna: clayton, thanks.school with more than just a diploma. average student bringing home more than $35,000 in debt. how are they supposed to ever pay all that back? racial cruise is a financial speaker and writer for her father dave ramsey's organization. good morning to you, thanks for being with us. happy memorial day weekend to you. >> thanks for having me. >> anna: reading an article, 39% of these graduates wish they had done things differently. saved earlier or reached more for financial aid. 12% wish they hadn't gone to school they don't think it was worth the burden. take debt by the horns. how do they do that? >> yes. pay off your debt as quickly as possible. the most efficient way to do that is to list your debt smallest to largest regardless of the interest rate. pay minimum payments on everything and attack the smallest debt first. >> >> you say biggest wealth building tool is your income. you have got to get a job. >> yes. that's right. yeah, there is kind of a thing in our culture which is gre

clayton? >> clayton: oh, sorry. better reality.we actually featured that on the show prototype phase. >> tucker: did it work? >> clayton: you need to be sleeping. we tried it on the set to go through the process. i don't know janice, if i ever have even awakened from that state. >> sorry to wake you up. >> tucker: what is going on janice, more than a food snow? >> a lot of people think they are waking up to a nightmare because it's may and we have seen record breaking snow. look at minneapolis. this is nice in december when you have got santa on the way. but not in may. we saw records shattered all across the midwest down through the central plains. arkansas has never seen snow in may. and it happened. so, really, this is just incredible as some folks are just thinking i just don't want to go through this anymore. let's take a look at the satellite radar imagery. i will show you where the storm is right now. the snow is tapering off, thank goodness but not after dumping in some cases over a foot, a foot and a half of snow. look, th

clayton?t explains it. >> clayton: need a kick start this morning get my ipad up to my chest. thank you, alli. they cost taxpayers nearly $200 billion in 2008. no small chunk of change. fannie mae and freddie mac about to repay money to the treasury. that sounds great. some are calling the move accounting gimmick. is this just the playing politics with your money? nice to see you this morning, welcome. >> good morning, clayton. basically it is a little bit of a a counting play. essentially freddie mac and fannie mae have made this 67 billion-dollar profit after not being solvent for so long and they want to pay treasury. >> it is a gimmick. they are using basically fake money to pretend that they're profitable so they can send money back? it's like monopoly money. in a sense they are switching from one pocket to the other. what we are seeing here is that when they receive $188 billion from the federal government, in exchange for that, they created these tax write offs and delayed options for t

clayton: or they a never going to use. >> tucker: massimouts of debt. >> clayton: there because theyhink their parents wd them there lost and not really sure. if they waited a few years. maybe they should have waited a few years and gone. mayor michael bloomberg put this forward that maybe they shouldn't go at all and go into a trade lke plumbing. take a listen. >> people who are going to have the biggest problem are college graduates who aren't rocket scientists, if you will. not at the top of their class. to harvard college.o going ing a plumber actually for the average person probably would be a better deal because you don't spend four years spending 40, $50,000 tuon and no income. >> and actually did some digging on some of the median income for an ent level plumber. so level one plumber. >> alisyn: what did you get? edian income is about $48,000. >> alisyn: right. >> without all t crippling debt. this is fascinating. during the recession you couldn't outsource plumbers and construction workers you are always going to need plumbing. you can't go to china to get t stuff for new yo

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steven hosi, founder of health and wellness center. >> nice to be with you clayton. >> clayton: how doesr obamacare. how are you suing? >> if you ask me on a legal grounds. we are suing on two major points. first, the origination clause. as you probably well aware, chief justice roberts declared eight tax. all tax revenue bills must started in the house of representatives. revenue portion started in the senate. so we are suing on the origination clause which is article 7, section 1. we are suing on the fifth amendment under the takes clause. government cannot mandate me or any individual to do business with another private individual. it can take our money and redistribute our wealth but cannot force us to do business with anybody. so those are the legal grounds on which we're suing. on a taxing, we're the most conservative state in the entire union. we do not like obamacare down here. it's unpopular in texas. texans have always stood up against tyrannical forms of government encroachment. this is federal encroachment in what should be a personal responsibility. >> clayton: so let's get

among them is real estate agent philip clayton. he moved here from london seven years ago. >> i think there is a lot of xenophobic rhetoric with regards to the bulgarians coming over to the u.k., and speaking from personal experience, they go over there on seasonal jobs, and many ino do not particularly want to go to the u.k. apart from maybe and holiday like anybody else would. look at it. just look. this does not represent what they have shown on british tv. i'm somewhat angry by these remarks. >> clayton fell in love with the many old houses and castles in the region. many of his countrymen have since followed. >> to develop new business lines in bulgaria. the thoughts and the river. it is that time of the year. it is our home. it is our home in deed. >> two years ago, philip clayton's wife joined him, and now she, too, has fallen in love with bulgaria and the bulgarians. >> the local people are very friendly here and very helpful. they are more family oriented than in london. >> they quickly made bulgarian friends. >> my goal f

among them is real estate agent philip clayton. he moved here from london seven years ago. >> i think there is a lot of xenophobic rhetoric with regards to the bulgarians coming over to the u.k., and speaking from personal experience, they go over there on seasonal jobs, and many ino do not particularly want to go to the u.k. apart from maybe and holiday like anybody else would. look at it. just look. this does not represent what they have shown on british tv. i'm somewhat angry by these remarks. >> clayton fell in love with the many old houses and castles in the region. many of his countrymen have since followed. >> to develop new business lines in bulgaria. the thoughts and the river. it is that time of the year. it is our home. it is our home in deed. >> two years ago, philip clayton's wife joined him, and now she, too, has fallen in love with bulgaria and the bulgarians. >> the local people are very friendly here and very helpful. they are more family oriented than in london. >> they quickly made bulgarian friends. >> my goal f

. >> did you read about that -- clayton, you know people there.n south philadelphia. bunch of chemicals spilled into the creek there. so what do we do about it? the government is so slow and plauding to get these things fixed. maybe private bridge companies could help out. >> the rail system, too. this crumbling northeast corridor. when we look at what europe has been able to do or japan with a high-speed rail system in china and so forth to bring commerce and business across the country. there's no reason the country that created the transcontinental railroad and made it what it is has a crumbling northeast rail system where parts of the -- the trains need to slow down to 25 to 30 mira long the northeast corridor. you get -- you buy a train ticket and it has to slow down to 35 miles an hour because the tracks are so bad. >> the tracks can't handle going that fast. the train has to slow down. you buy the $250 ticket, first, class. you'll get to your destination about eight or nine minutes faster. >> the normal amtrak. just sounds nicer. >> so much

clayton sandell, and, los angeles. >> our thanks to clayton. >>> an avid gun rights lawyer from alabama takes over today as the president of the national rifle association. his name is james porter, a partner in a specialized firm. that defends gun manufacturers. this weekend, he left no doubt where he stands, calling on every u.s. citizen to train in the use of standard military firearms in order to quote, fight tyranny. >>> the new leader steps in just as the teachers who gave their lives in sandy hook are being remembered. the congressional medal of honor society will give its highest award to the six teachers and administrators that were killed in newtown. >>> gabby giffords has been awarded the profiles in courage award for her efforts against gun violence. in presenting the award, caroline kennedy said giffords turned personal tragedy into change. >>> an outpouring of grief this morning for a utah soccer referee who died after he was punched in the face by a 17-year-old goalie. the family and friends of the ref are calling for better sportsmanship and self-control from players. he

abc's clayton sandell is in california. good morning, clayton. >> good morning to you, bianna. overnight, good news. all evacuation orders for this fire were lifted. but many working this fire are being sent to brand-new wildfires. it's a sign that california's wildfire season is off to a fast and dangerous start. this morning, firefighters have turned the tables on a blaze that once seemed unstoppable. the 28,000-acre springs fire, finally beaten by cooler weather and hard-working firefighters. >> the change in the weather auh lowed us to get our resources in a position that we needed them. >> reporter: who told evacuees they could return home. >> just getting back to normal will be a good thing. you know? sleeping in your own bed and not having to worry. >> we shipped out. and came back last night. yeah. you don't want to take any chances when the wind gets blowing. you never know if it hops the road. >> reporter: a new fire exploded saturday 80 miles east of los angeles. attacked from the air by a dc-10 tanker. the latest in an unrelenting and early fire season. how worried

>>clayton: the p.o.w.' dinner held at the white house this weekend. that dinner was re-created celebrating their 40 years of freedom. >>jesse: our fox news correspondent was there and has this story told by two american heroes. >> waists may be a bit thicker but 40 years can't take away from the love these p.o.w.'s have for each other and their country. an historic dinner and special exhibit of those days four decades ago. >> this go -- this is cool. >> these aviators were shot down over vietnam and held captive in hanoi until freed in 1973. their return home along with other p.o.w.'s symbolize the end of the war. >> we represent the only tangible victory coming out of vietnam in the eyes of the american people. i was at table d. >> it was entertainer sammy davis jr.'s idea to have a big celebration. >> he said to the president you ought to have a big party for them. wouldn't it be nice if you could have all the p.o. w.'s at a white house dinner? >> it was the largest ever white house dinner. a huge tent co

canyon around highway 80 so the roads are a little bit on the slippery side and also towards concord, clayton, and all this is lifting up in a northerly direction. let me show you what i mean. this is our future cast. it does place that precipitation we've been seeing around the bay area this evening, very light, enough to wet the road waist, but by tomorrow morning's commute, that green blob there does denote we will be seeing rain showers around the santa cruz mountains as well as the delta. by the evening commute, again, hit and miss showers primarily to the north because all this is circulating around an area of low pressure so missing really the main corridor of the san francisco bay area or the heart right around the bay. for the most part, i'd keep an imbrel la handy for your monday and tuesday to be on the safe side, and, again, we do have that chance of a thunderstorm. winds are another side of the story here. looks like it's going to remain pretty breezy along the coast. lesser ones to the east and to the north. now, meanwhile your weather headlines do suggest we do have this area o

abc's clayton sandell is in boulder, colorado. >> reporter: from the golfers, who should be teeing off on this colorado course -- to the diners who should be enjoying outdoor cafes -- even the robins are wondering, what happened to spring? >> spring will be back. it will be abbreviated this year, but it will be back. >> reporter: for now, spring is buried under a snowstorm, raking ten states with a winter blast. >> unbelievable. i was just amazed. >> reporter: in minnesota, troopers and tow trucks are keeping busy on dangerously frozen highways, littered with spinouts. so much snow this storage building collapsed and this minimart also took a hit. >> you didn't think this would happen in may, especially when two days ago, i was out biking in my shorts. it's ridiculous. >> reporter: one big problem, the snow falling is heavy and wet, pulling down large branches like this, and as you saw, even some buildings that just can't handle the weight. >>> thanks, clayton. >>> now from weather, we turn to the boston bombings and the latest tonight. abc news has learned that the boston marathon may

ginger zee is standing by but first clayton sandell in the fire zone for us tonight. >> reporter: after a terrifying couple of days battling a monster blaze, today firefighters are cautiously breathing easier. >> to have a fire burn more than 28,000 acres in a short amount of time in may is something we don't see very often in california. today the relief in the weather is relief for firefighters. >> reporter: remarkably no homes have been lost despite fire coming right up to some back doors. the fire captain says it's not just chance. >> you see a metal door. exterior. >> reporter: he says some homes are built to survive. >> there are no openings that would allow hot embers to come through. we have a tile roof, excellent protection. >> roofs made out of wood shingles make firefighters cringe like the only one lost in california. overall homes in california are becoming more fireproof. since 2010 new houses must have sprinklers. >> firefighters count on something called defensible space, an area around a home that is clear of brush. it helped save this home last year in washington state

clayton, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan.ht this fire grew to 28,000 acres, and even though firefighters are getting some help from a change with the weather, they know the battle isn't over. on the front lines this morning an all-out battle to get the upper hand on a fire that in one day tripled in size. a shift in the weather is bringing cooler but more erratic winds. >> it's swirling around. it comes from every direction. >> reporter: 4,000 homes still threatened. >> all of a sudden our front field caught fire and it was right in front of the house. we put it out with shovels, tractor, used basically whatever we could. >> reporter: k abc reporter john gregory watched as flames raced toward a naval base. >> there's structure protection crews from all over southern california this morning focusing on this training facility trying to protect it from the flames. >> reporter: amazingly no homes have been destroyed thanks to nearly 2,000 firefighters, aircraft and even residents. 18-year-old brittany smalarski was helping evacua

>> tucker: you know, i think clayton won. >> clayton: do you have whip whiplash? >> tucker: i do. >> alisyn: thanks so much. see you tomorrow. >> >>> irs, sos as the scandal keeps sizzling. some republicans are calling to scrap the agency and it' its mae tax code and bring on flat tax instead. is that the best way to prevent this mess from happening again, and get our economy booming again? hi, everybody, i'm brenda buttner. this is bulls and bears. let's get right to it. we've got gary b. smith, tobin smith, and steve murphy. welcome to everybody. so gary b., shut down the irs as we know it and replace it with a flat tax? what do you say? >> absolutely, brenda. this would be the most positive thing we've seen for this economy. i think since the internet. i mean, this would be unbelievable. look at all of it. i can't see any minuses. look at all the benefits. one, we get rid of the irs which means we get rid of these irs scandals dating back before brez nixon up to -- president nixon up to the current administration. we save billions on productive, raise more reve

here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: the pictures are terrifying. captured when a stretch limousine bursts into flames. nine women were passengers inside, celebrating their friend's upcoming marriage. but as the limo crosses the san francisco bay friday night, fire erupts in the back. >> good samaritans did try to assist and pull people from the fire. that's an unfortunate situation. >> reporter: four of the women suffering burns and breathing smoke escape. but five of their friends, including the bride-to-be, were killed. investigators are now trying to figure out exactly why the limo, a 1999 lincoln, caught fire. the company, san francisco bay's limo stop, did not return our calls. today, the national limousine association weighed in. saying the 110,000 professionally chauffeured cars on u.s. roads are safe. saying incidents like this are an anomaly. investigators will examine that limo and talk to witnesses, hoping to piece together the mystery of how a night that should have been a celebration, turned so deadly. david? >> a horrible ending. clay

know, one piece of information that we released were documents from clayton holdings-- who performeddue diligence for two dozen banks-- who were buying mortgages from the countrywides, the ameriquests, the new centurys, packaging those loans up and selling them to investors. and if you look at those documents, what they show is in each of these banks, clayton holdings was finding that a substantial portion of the loans did not meet the standards of the bank buying those loans. and bank after bank after bank, they took those loans, they knew they were defective, and notwithstanding that, they never told the investors. in fact, they told investors quite the opposite. so you look at that pattern of behavior and i think it raises very serious questions about whether this is criminal conduct. >> narrator: this was among several referrals the commission made to the justice department for further investigation. we asked chief of the criminal division, lanny breuer, why such referrals hadn't led to charges. >> i can't really talk about any specific case. but phil angelides and i have had ver

here's clayton sandell. >> moisture air and milder winds are helping to calm the wildfire that burn more than 43 square miles in southern california in a couple of days. >> to have a fire that burn more than 28,000 acres in a short amount of time in may is something we dent see very often in california. so today the relief in the weather is a relief for firefighters. >> flames still threaten homes. remarkably no homes have been lost and only 15 have been damaged. >> these firemen did a tremendous job. so, very, very thankful for them. >> here's what happened. a high-pressure system moved, rotating clockwise, sending air over the mountains. the air dropped, come pressed, heated up and became less humid. that gust of wind fanned the wildfires. now a low coming onshore is bringing winds from the other direction, with showers and cooler temperatures, sunday and monday. that say firefighters will go a long way in helping get the blaze finally under control. clayton sandell, abc news. >> ama: firefighters in southern california death with a big fire at an industrial yard in fontan. stacks of p

here's clayton sandell. >> moisture air and milder winds are helping to calm the wildfire that burn more than 43 square miles in southern california in a couple of days. >> to have a fire that burn more than 28,000 acres in a short amount of time in may is something we dent see very often in california. so today the relief in the weather is a relief for firefighters. >> flames still threaten homes. remarkably no homes have been lost and only 15 have been damaged. >> these firemen did a tremendous job. so, very, very thankful for them. >> here's what happened. a high-pressure system moved, rotating clockwise, sending air over the mountains. the air dropped, come pressed, heated up and became less humid. that gust of wind fanned the wildfires. now a low coming onshore is bringing winds from the other direction, with showers and cooler temperatures, sunday and monday. that say firefighters will go a long way in helping get the blaze finally under control. clayton sandell, abc news. >> ama: firefighters in southern california death with a big fire at an industrial yard in fontan. stacks of p

he was a wrestler at clayton valley high school. he's wearing white there. his aunt said he moved here for an electrician's apprenticeship. dylan was not wearing a helmet. >>> students at walnut creek's high school are stunned and saddened because a popular wrestler had died from a brain aneurysm. he had only lived in the bay area a couple of years. as abc 7 news reporter explains, boy, he made a lasting impression on a lot of people. >> a myrrh, he was a great person. >> the high school student who died tuesday after an aneurysm caused irreparable brain damage. >> everybody knew him. he was such a kind-hearted person. he would give the shirt off his back to i complete stranger. he was that kind of guy. >> at loss local as, counselors were on hand and they signed a banner with remembrances and placed flowers around campus for the popular 18-year-old. who moved from uzbekistan to walnut creek two years ago. he is survived about his parents and two younger brothers. he made friend easily and excelled as a 126-pound wrestler. winning the foothill athletic leagu

clayton in south carolina, clayton. >> caller: boo-yah, jim, all of us down here in south carolina love you. thank you so much for everything you do for us investors. you mean so much to so many people, it's unbelievable. thank you so much. >> i love the palmetto statement. you have the best part. make that clear. >> caller: that is true. you got to check out bucky's barbeque in greenville. i will get to the potent. i want to talk about the odds. it has had a nice one-year run. it's had an even more decent recent run. >> mm-hmm. >> caller: so now with the change of the ceo, what does it mean for bellagio on the short run and the long run and do you think i should abandon my conviction? >> no, no, no, no, i'm familiar with a lot of the work, particularly the brothers johnny and i've got to tell you diageo beam diageo and brown foreman are all winners. as people get wealthier, they buy higher-rated liquor. again, i want to apologize, i did not mean to slam doors this morning on "squawk on the street." i was saying it's expensive when you buy on an airplane. let's go to mike in new york. >

as abc news reporter clayton sandell reports, homes of that been standing for 30 years are now falling apart. >> in this neighborhood in the northern california town of lake port, the hillside underneath is collapsing, taking with it trees, streets and homes. >> the whole subdivision may have to move out. >> mike and jenna were warned to empty the home they lived in for 16 years and get out. >> we love it up here. we've always loved it up here. it just is devastating because all of this has happened within two months. we're just -- we are trying to stay optimistic. >> the entire subdivision of 29 homes is in danger. this house dangling on the edge. the floor swallowed up. >> you look at the slope of the driveway. that home was sitting up above there. >> engineers are desperately trying to decide why the hillside has become so unstable but so far there is no smoking gun. it's not the first time this landslide earlier this year on washington state's would-be island knocked homes off their foundations and there is more telltale cracks in lake port, all anyone knows for sure is the ground

abc's clayton sandel has the story. >> reporter: the pictures are terrifying.tured when a stretch limousine burst into flames. nine women were passengers inside celebrating their friend's upcoming marriage. as the limo crosses a bridge over san francisco bay saturday night, fire erupts near the back. >> the driver was able to get out. good samaritans did stop and assist to pull people from the fire. but unfortunately, just unfortunate situation. >> reporter: four of the women suffering burns and breathing smoke escape. but five of their friends, including the bride, were killed. investigators are now trying to figure out exactly why the limo, a 1999 lincoln caught fire. the company, san francisco bay's limo stop did not return our calls. the national limousine association weighed in, saying the 110,000 professionally chauffeured cars on u.s. roads are safe. saying incidents like this are truly an anomaly. investigators will now carefully examine that limo and talk to witnesses hoping to piece together the mystery how a night that should have been a celebration

clayton kershaw on metallica night. the national anthem. scoreless, and barry zito, kershaw scores and only run zito allowed. he had a no-hitter in the sixth, marco scutaro the triple valley and 1-1 and to the bottom of the ninth, buster ends it. off of ronald belasario. walk-off homer. giants win 2-1. a's starting a ten game road trip. first pitch of the game, gone! adam rosales, deep to left. his first of the year, 17-0 a's in a flash. still 1-0 and base hit to left. he makes it 2-0 athletics. a.j. griffin, struck out four. strikes out edwardo on 22nd save. a's win it 2-0. >> floyd mayweather and robert guero will step in the ring tomorrow night. floyd is guarantee $32 million for this bout. $32 million. their is the official weigh down uncomfortably close. guerro is ready to shock the world. >> it's time to rock and roll, man! when we get in the ring, it's on. that is it. i come from a pox go family. it's in my blood. i'm ready to go out there and do my best. >>> abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> $32 million, minimum. h

they took him out and clayton kershaw, he didn't allow any runs either until brandon belt took a swingpe. kershaw, seven inks allowed one run and we go to the bottom of the 9th inning. even until buster posey sends everybody home. the giants do it to the dodgers. game one of the set. that's it. the san francisco giants. when they are at home, an entirely different ball club and they do it tonight. not as dramatic but just as effective. the as in new york. paid o ton of money and said i will take on the pressure of new york and he did really good. adam rosales led off the game and there you go. he worked six innings, eight hits, two runs. the yankees, no jeter, no rodriguez, no offense. a.j. griffin. the as victorious. sharks, joey thorton. todd mclellen. it is 1-0, san jose, sharks win the opener. when you win your fist two on the road, you don't need anybody to tell you that is pretty good. it is awesome. ryan kesler, the 2-1 lead. 55 seconds in. patrick marleaue gets is centering pass. the sharks send it to overtime and torres scores and the sharks win 3-2. they lead 2-0, game three

clayton has an update on the california's fire fight. >> moist air is helping the fast-moving fire that has burned more than 28,000 acres in a short amount of time. >> it's something we don't see very often in california. today the weather is a relief for the firefighters. >> flames still threaten thousands of homes. >> they are making a drop. there is a home there. >> remarkably no homes have been lost and only about 15 have been damaged. >> these firemen did a tremendous job. i'm very thankful to them. >> here is what happened this week. a high pressure system moved rotating clockwise sending air over the mountains. that air dropped and became less humid. that gust of wind is what fanned the wildfires. now a low is bringing winds from the other direction with showers and cooler temperatures sunday into monday. that say firefighters will go a long way to help get this blaze now nearly 60% contained finally under control. >>> the weather will have a huge impact on how quickly those fires are contained. meteorologist leigh glaser shows us what firefighters can expect. >> red flag warning

the shelby miller and clayton kershaw match-up tomorrow. >> mitch: two of the young e.r.a.e national league. >> rich: great "sports illustrated" cover on the cardinals rotation this week. entitled the cardinal way. the cardinals tried to avoid the curse of the cubbies. they've lost a couple of them in the last week. that's one of the thing that st. louis has done so well. whether they lose a starter or a reliever. there always seems to be someone who can step up and step in that has been groomed and they don't miss a beat. >> mitch: you look at whether it is the starting pitching or in the bull pen. trevor rosenthal coming out of the pen in the postseason last year. 50% of the fastballs he let go of were over 100 miles an hour. a 1-2-3 inning for chavez. we head to the ninth in houston. 11-5, oakland. [ male announcer ] all over the world, when the sun goes down, the foodies come out. they cross oceans, leave behind their countries, and their comfort zones. nothing stops them in their pursuit of culinary perfection. except... i'm sorry. no american express. [ male announcer

authorities say dylan mitchell lived in clayton and was riding parallel to the struck on 16th street when he made a turn and ran into the back of the truck. they say mitchell was not wearing a helmet. >>> family and friends of a walnut creek teen are struggling with grief and shock after a young man died af sudden brain aneurysm. brian flores is at the teen's high school where plans are underway to member memorialize the team's wrestling star. >> reporter: good afternoon. they just moved from uzbekistan a couple of years ago in search for a better life. unfortunately, his wife was cut short doing what he enjoyed doing every day. >> we're trying to keep his memory with us in this time of need. >> reporter: instead of having lunch or hanging out with him, this teen is left memorializing him. >> just crushed. none of us can believe it. he was such a good friend, such a kind-hearted person to everybody here. he would give the shirt off his back. >> reporter: last tuesday, the teen was working out at a nearby gym. things were fine until he unexpectedly collapsed. he was quickly rushed to

clayton kershaw on metallica night. the national anthem. scoreless, and barry zito, kershaw scores and only run zito allowed. he had a no-hitter in the sixth, marco scutaro the triple valley and 1-1 and to the bottom of the ninth, buster ends it. off of ronald belasario. walk-off homer. giants win 2-1. a's starting a ten game road trip. first pitch of the game, gone! adam rosales, deep to left. his first of the year, 17-0 a's in a flash. still 1-0 and base hit to left. he makes it 2-0 athletics. a.j. griffin, struck out four. strikes out edwardo on 22nd save. a's win it 2-0. >> floyd mayweather and robert guero will step in the ring tomorrow night. floyd is guarantee $32 million for this bout. $32 million. their is the official weigh down uncomfortably close. guerro is ready to shock the world. >> it's time to rock and roll, man! when we get in the ring, it's on. that is it. i come from a pox go family. it's in my blood. i'm ready to go out there and do my best. >>> abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> $32 million, minimum. h

clayton kershaw on metallica night. the national anthem., and barry zito, kershaw scores and only run zito allowed. he had a no-hitter in the sixth, marco scutaro the triple valley and 1-1 and to the bottom of the ninth, buster ends it. off of ronald belasario. walk-off homer. giants win 2-1. a's starting a ten game road trip. first pitch of the game, gone! adam rosales, deep to left. his first of the year, 17-0 a's in a flash. still 1-0 and base hit to left. he makes it 2-0 athletics. a.j. griffin, struck out four. strikes out edwardo on 22nd save. a's win it 2-0. >> floyd mayweather and robert guero will step in the ring tomorrow night. floyd is guarantee $32 million for this bout. $32 million. their is the official weigh down uncomfortably close. guerro is ready to shock the world. >> it's time to rock and roll, man! when we get in the ring, it's on. that is it. i come from a pox go family. it's in my blood. i'm ready to go out there and do my best. >>> abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> $32 million, minimum. he will pro

clayton in alabama. clayton! >> caller: how are we doing, jim?ut you, partner? >> caller: doing great. calling in today, because i've been doing a little research on the utility sector, and i wanted to hear your opinion on southern company. >> southern is a buy. so is aep and letter d and duke got upgraded. i like that one too. they're all going down because people think that move is over. i disagree. abie in new york. abie. >> caller: hi, jim. what do you think about aol? >> i think tim armstrong put a terrific number up and people didn't understand it. and you ought to be a buy, buy, buyer of aol. adam in florida. >> caller: adam from miami beach. >> nice. >> caller: with new products getting ready to launch and massive insider buying from the ceo, is it time to buy opco health? >> i like it. a lot of people are second-guessing. you go to the university of miami, it's easy to second guess the amount of money he gave to that university. nancy in new mexico. >> caller: cramer, big boo-yah to you from the land of enchantment. what's your take on e

among those paying the proo is is kendra clayton. she is working full time attending law school at night with a debt burden to match. >> that's not something i look forward to especially being a law student, timewanto think very smartly before you go back to school. >> reporter: total debt topped $11.2 trillion in the first quarter of this year, down from the $12.7 trillion peak in the third quarter of 2008 during the financial crisis. they say it is part of the reality check for consumers who know banks have tightened their credit standards. >> if you go back to the prebubble years where everyone was getting credit cards all over the place. they don't have that anymore. to some extent people don't have the option to borrow the way they used to. >> reporter: economists agree, less household debt is a good thing with fewer loans and credit card debt to pay, americans are free to start borrowing again to help grow the economy. for "nightly business report" i'm hampton pearn. >> the markets got a real boost today from the latest survey

cost between 100,000 and $200,000, and all of them, twin brothers daniel and andres, proud texan clayton, and entrepreneurs jennifer and hillary took a break from their careers to attend school full-time. the post graduation unemployment rate for mbas is 4%. is there more confidence in the part of students today as they look toward graduation about the economic landscape? >> there is less nervousness, but people are more focusing on what they want, what they feel like will fulfill them as they step back out into the marketplace. i actually came to business school from the magazine publishing industry to pursue entrepreneur. i didn't know exactly what it looked like, but i knew i wanted to start a business this digital space. >> why did you go to school first? why didn't you just start a business? >> that is the exact question that i received from my bosses. but i knew i needed to be in an environment where i could elevate my level of thinking. and it definitely paid off. >> being an engineer, i had a limited career path and i has higher goal aspirations. i knew if i wanted to get there i

came dangerously fire officials evacuated about 50 to 75 people notçó far from tree boulevard and clayton hilllp fm ñ threatened several buildings. the fire spread to aboutt( ten acres before crews were able to contain it. >> there was heavy flame involvement coming, starting to impinge upon it. in addition to, that the heavy smoke conditions were coming down from concordnb boulevard about a quarter toxd a half a me down here to the street where the fire was. you couldn't even seeñr th=dÑiof the street because of the heavy smoke down to the ground. njuries were reported. the cause is still under investigation. >>> crews are also investigating the cause of aÑi brush fire tha shut down interstate 580 just east of livermore this afternoon. strong winds helped the fire spread, burning about 60 acres, even jumping across the freeway at one point. firefighters had it contained within a couple hours. the traffic was backed up for much of the afternoon. and no structuresi] were threatened there. >>> at at&t park ine1 san francisco today something new aá the concession stand. new workers. the fol

openly gay scouts are now welcome carol clayton of takoma park maryland started a petition. >> boy scoutsnd for everything that's good and right and this is a good and right thing. it was wrong to exclude gay boys. >> reporter: but not so fast. the century old group will still ban gay scout leaders. it's a compromise. it's divisive. 61% of the scouts national council voted for this resolution. >> i still think it's wrong to exclude gay adults. that's another fight. that's for another day. tonight we celebrate. >> reporter: 2.5 million boys are involved with the boy scouts. most are chartered by religious organizations, many of which oppose homosexuality. there are scouts and leaders who do, too saying being gay since compatible with the boy scouts core values. >> they make a decision that puts the interest of a group of activists over the safety and the security of my sons, that's a program that i can no longer trust. >> no matter how you feel about this issue, kids are better off in scouting. our vision is to serve every kid. we want every kid to have a place where they belong to learn a

walnut creek, clayton, san ramon. but highs only around 70 cool for this time of year.aluma, santa rosa hitting 69. sausalito tomorrow some afternoon sunshine, chilly with a high of 62. here comes the sun for eken we'll get close to 80 inland on saturday. mid-80s on sunday and near the bay, you may hit 80 degrees on monday before we cool off but stay dry toward the middle of next week. golden state warriors playing for survival tonight. mobile weather and kpix 5's roberta gonzales live in oakland with a muscling game. >>> mobile weather rolled up to oracle arena to the hottest spot in town, not hottest weather-wise. certainly sports wise. let's take a look at our weather master. currently, anywhere between 62, 63 degrees. the winds have been fluctuating up to 5 and 10 miles per hour. we came out here because as paul was alluding to, it is survival now. it's game 6 with our warriors playing host of to the san antonio spurs. -- playing host to the san antonio spurs. if the warriors lose tonight, it's over. if they win they go back to san antonio on sunday for game 7. if t