>> yes. >> after cleary sees this man being arrested, he heads for the highway.detectives stop him. the 36-year-old, who makes his living as a pizza delivery man, drove two hours for the chance to have sex with a 14-year-old he met online. >> have a seat. >> using the screen name broken empires, he asks the decoy very personal questions like her bra size and do you shave down there. the decoy says, "yeah, a little, because of my bathing suit." broken empire says, "cool." and when the decoy asks what kind of girls he likes, he said small, skinny, beautiful, sexy and young. he told the decoy he would bring movies, cds and condoms. >> i see you brought condoms. >> yes. she asked me to. >> intimate lubricant. what's this for? >> she was going to give me a massage. >> while one man was scared off when he saw police activity, others are wary even when all is quiet. >> there he is. >> there he is. >> this man pulling into our driveway is 38-year-old peter ceegot, screen name donceech. online he goes into graphic detail how he would like to perform oral sex on the boy po

some pretty heavy skillful actually are cross cookery total workforce northern portions of michael cleary and on about ten seven years has fallen today somehow with that in the last several days but this low pressure area which is continuing to spin across the seat and working its way slowly up with ne but hoping that's the effect snow machine on shore and honestly some of the deal actually coming out of poker rica where all this is that changing of the fall colors let's roll up here. it was the higher elevations of course now we come up with melting snow once you get there. bought some earrings to be staying up about thirty centimeters of snow fall in the next twenty four hours generally about five to ten centimeters is going to be expected from serious about it. snow plows out and about not speaking up. the snow off the road now is gonna be tapering off to the next twenty four hours bars a snack. the snowball these going into friday as well bought the rain is also any lingering around were looking at some of my speckled possibly up to over fifty millimeters already seen reports of a hun

what is the name of the third baseman in abacus tells classic who's on first baseball sketcher team cleary i don't know is that your answer yes because that's correct i don't know who was on first what was on second why don't you know unfair when it comes down i wasn't even thought about what happened to that fellow that was judged to let you go he got. all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king our special guest is nelly and i don't need to say it's getting hot in here if you don't know who he is he's the third highest selling artist of the past decade responsible for some of the biggest hit pop hits of visible any m and now he's back at it with his seven studio album called mo now we also stars in the real husbands of hollywood on be the second season premier october fifteenth real husbands of hollywood airs tuesdays at ten pm nine central thank you for coming to larry king no thank you for the album is titled as m.o.o. pronounce mo that is your nickname that's my nickname obviously it's also the abbreviation from from where i'm from missouri and it's also my method of operation s

is the name of the third baseman in abacus tells classic who's on first base ball sketch routine cleary i don't know is that your answer yes because that's correct i don't know who was on first what was on second why don't you know unfair when it comes down i wasn't even thought about what happened at that fellow it was dark there.

as this leerlears onout, we'll see cleari skies into thursday. tropical moisture actually looking imprsive, especiay as we get up to th north bay. we should see rainfall totals towards an inch of rain around san that rosa. and a third of an inch of rain in quite some time.we've seen tuesday into wednesday,hen by thursday morn,he rain should shut down and things should dry out for the second half of the week. tempatures around the b area ase take you backo monday. increasing clouds around the south bay. temperatures mostly in the low 60s. other locations around the bay area will see increasing clds asell around the peninsula and into san francisco. with highs in the low 60s around the lowest pa. 64 in saratoga. but watch closely here. the rthbound, napa out towards santa rosa. a chance of seeinghowers. so travel for tomrow looks fine. but tuday, plan on some wind and rain. snow levels still fairly high. ose to 7,000 feet on tuesday. dropping closer to maybe 6,500 feetome wednesday. so weeed the rain inhe bay area. we're going to get at. backo you.

. >> it's a mess, cleary. what it isn't and i think you have to look at the question and the motive here, he wants to do something good for 30 million people and get them health insurance. this isn't watergate. this isn't clinton and monica lewinsky. >> i'm not saying it's a scandal. what it seems to be is rank incompetence. >> no question about that. you see all of the stories and the frenzy out there. the game over. the presidency is over. some people are saying i think that's not the case. here is the other side of it which i would agree with george will on. when you go down the road it's going to get worse. because you talk to the experts and they will tell you that this is a money issue. it's going to blow a hole in the budget. >> a big ole. he's right. it will get worse. keep in mind according to the cbo as many as 20 million people they say could lose employer provided health care. that doesn't include the individual market and small business. joining me with reaction to this and more, author and column

we had a crash and debris just cleari. big slowdown approachinghe area and coming off of42.e look outside. very pleasant northbound coming througdowntown and heading up toward the bay bridge toll plaza. all lanes areacked up, only t the end of the parng lot, mae west grand avenue by now. a live shot as traffic flows smoothly. here is 10 heading upo the same area. palo alto, smooth drive past llow up into sanrancisco and 280. lighter than this. you are at the mit. 6:49 right now. happening rig now, a searamping up f aan francisco college student missing for a week. 20-year-old derrick shou. his family say no one has heard from him sin thursday when he was last seen leaving his family home in the bayview around 10:00. he went to catchhe 29 bus to up for class.bute never shod show that they can trace him and his phone to three diffent areas in the bayview on thursday afternoon but there has been no activity sce. >> to be honest, i do not think anything good t of it. ere is no reason for him to be at candlestick recreational area. >> it is hard either you barely sleep and you re

. >> rose: you cleary have made -- you clearly have made -- you make it clear you very much hope hillarylinton runs for president and you will support her enthusiastically. >> i don't offer support until somebody says they are running but i think she would be one of the best prepared people to enter the white house should she decide to run, i believe she would win, and she just happens to be a woman but he is enormously qualified. >> is there anything to the argument that perhaps when she ran in 2008 that president obama then senator obama, you know, somehow his narrative of being the first african-american was such a strong narrative that history and breaking history, he captured that narrative which was an important one, and this time she will be able to run that she is capturing history? >> i don't know that the president ever had a narrative about himself being the first african-american president, what i do know is that he opposed the iraq war. >> rose: yes. >> and senator clinton supervisor forked the iraq war, and that caused a big division and people -- >> rose: the vote -- >> th

george cleary and william raul.ting house said they weren't going to do anything illegal. this man tries to argue his case at his bond hearing. >> i don't know for sure. i hear a little bit of talk about this girl. she's an actor. she's 20 years old, actually. >> the judge explains that this is not the time to submit a defense. that will be at a later hearing. and as for what excuses the other suspected sex predators might come up with, here's a reminder of what they told us. >> have you ever done this before? >> no. i've never done it before. >> first time i done this right here. >> first time? >> yes, sir. >> i swear to you, sir, i've never done this before. >> have you ever chatted with an underage girl online? >> she's the first one i talked to? >> very first one? >> yes, sir. honest to god. >> you know how many times i hear that. >> you hear it all the time. >> you think everybody could be telling me the truth? >> oh, no, i'm sure they're not. >> while many said it was their first time, a lot of them came prepa

what is the name of the third baseman in abacus tells classic who's on first baseball scout treaty cleary i don't know is that your answer yes because that's correct i don't know who was on first what was on second i don't know unfair when it counts down i wasn't even thought about doing that i think that. was doug let you go there he got. all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king our special guest is nellie and i don't need to say it's getting hot in here if you don't know who he is he's the third highest selling artist of the past decade responsible for some of the biggest hit pop hits of visible any m and now he's back at it with his seven studio album called mo now we also stars in the real husbands of hollywood on be the second season premier october fifteenth real husbands of hollywood airs tuesdays at ten pm nine central thank you for coming to larry king no thank you for the album is titled as m.o.o. pronounce mo that is your nickname that's mine the name obviously is also the debris be a song from for why. i'm from missouri and it's also my method of operation so meaning

but one thing is clearis that, you ow, we're not going into a full deal and giving away somethg. we're talking about stopping their program where it is wi enough guarantees to knothat it is, in fact, stopped where it is while we then negotiate the full measure of e deal with our allies, wi our friends, with all of the interested parties, advising athe table, consulting, and thr interests well represented. >> there is a broader criticism that goes beyond this that no doubt you've confronted in your exteive travels throughout that region. let me sum it up this way. itmounts to this criticism that the president appears reluctant to exercise power on the wod stage. it's not just israelit's egypt, it'saudi arabia. there a feeling that the s. has abandoned critical friends in that region, in pt because you're moving towa a deal with iran which cou provide them tremdous economic reliefhen at the samtime critics would say their major client, syria, has tten a pass to murder thr own people as long as they don't use chemical weapons. so that all ofhis is amounting to this reluctance to rea

didn't have civil wars in france and in italy is that stalin, the soviets in the western eyes very cleary divided -- clearly divided the world, and stalin told the french and and italian communists he was not going to support a revolution there. >> talk a bit about japan, because it's very extreme process that went on there. the cult, the revamping of japan root, bow, branch and twig, you know, removal of -- the emperor had to confess that he was human and not divine. and -- >> which came as a great relief to the emperor. [laughter] i don't think anybody really likes to be a god with. the emperor preferred to have his english breakfast and putter about, be human. >> talk about the process -- >> well, the difference between germany and japan is that -- which is the other thing, of course. after world war ii, the allies often had a very hazy idea of what had produced all this horror. as you said in the beginning, what explains what the nazis did, what the germans did? there's from one of the most common tierlies at the time -- theories at the time, and that was one that churchill for a long

and pennslyvania in the front seat a shattered metro pcs phone and a pocket knife the ignition has clearyhis the car had been partially stripped of its radio and something else >> reporter:but listen to this, so a lot of the time you'll find garage door openers in the car and uh the registration has it home address on it so they take the garage door opener and you home address then they go to you house and break in while you are work >> reporter:why does that sound soooooo familiar oh but read this "equipped with theft deterrent system" lol >> reporter:there are over 300 thousand vehicles on the road right this minute that are wanted by law enforcment state wide sometimes they swithch the vins on the cars too you gotta make sure the vin matches on the car >> reporter:this new system give the chp a litlle bit of help in recovering some of those vehicles by just simply driving by so once they punch the ignition you can take any key put in in there and you hear everything click on before chp officers had to enter in the plates manually but that was then and this is now in north richmond stan

it was and low and behold drivers began stopping for the stop sign, go figure because they could clearyer nats: ambiance but want this driver in the green suv nats ambiance blam there you go nats ambiance so you are fimilar with the stop sign dublin and wesford a lot of people have been running in but i want to have a chat with the driver lets listen in you do that often or that just one time no this is the first time im a good driver oh you a good driver you have never run a stop sign before no no no no this is the first time they let me ask you a question what are the odds that the very first time you run a stop sign you get stopped by the police and you get stopped by a camera man who asked you questions >> in south san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news >> >> we are keeping an eye on the the typhoon. we will get the latest on this with erica. >> i just want to talk about the time line. yesterday, or around 3:00 p.m. that is when the storm hit the philippines. by the time it hit landfall it was a no. 5. we have seen sustained winds for 200 mi. per hour. since it actually made land

nice, cold, clear day in washington and i think it's the same in geneva, and i >> it is a nice cold cleary fr day is in washington and the same in geneva i had trouble w carry myself away from twitter this morning so i tipe someone who isconnec following here in thet is haeninge will let us know. clearly there is a connection between geneva and here.ir if there is an improvement of relations between the united states and iran andn's r the western community andeighbor that we're focusing today on the eastern neighbors today specifically pakistan and fact india while i read istorically considered a middle eastern country for u.s. policyatr including a bigger role to help afghanistan's manage water resources which is acontri key issue for our brand as aal downstream neighbor is the united states has other regional problems withous benefi energy shortages a and drug trafficking this has to turntana this benefit for iran, pakistan, india and into the united statesinc indirectly because of the o drug trafficking.my goo frien the principal author of thise's report is an expert in southystd asia a

accurate, the administration would need to enroll 68,000 people perday to meet its year end goal, which clearyg to meet based on this. i do think that the difference that you talked about at the very beginning of this between the state exchanges and the federal exchanges is important. obviously, these state exchanges were the ones that the administration really wanted everybody to go into. that was part of the original law. >> they wanted each state to set up their own. >> they wanted it to be state-run, not federal. because you had a lot of republican governors and legislatures who weren't interested in this, that's why it was going to the federal government. maybe not so much of a surprise that the states are doing better than the federal government. >> hold that thought. dana, gloria, jim, stick around. we'll get in a quick break. i'll talk to one of the key advisers for the creation of the affordable care act or obama care. how does he explain the numbers? >>> and later, he's warned the white house against cooking the books on obama care. so wha does eric cantor make of all this? i'll ask

be evident to all that we have sent a very strong message on these issues, a very united message, cleary bipartisan -- clearly bipartisan. i think it's clear to all who have been following the debates first in the armed services committee and now here on the floor that there are differences of opinion within this body about how we address the crisis. how to create a culture that prevents the kinds of incidents that we're talking about from ever occurring. how we work to protect the rights of victims. how to insure that justice and accountability are achieved in an open and a transparent fashion so that victims know that there is a system that works for them, so that our constituents know that, so that we here in congress have that confidence again. because right now that confidence does not exist. we recognize that there remain differences across the body in how to achieve the elimination of sexual assault, sexual harassment and military sexual trauma. i believe, mr. president, that the amendment that is offered by our colleague from new york, senator gillibrand, is the best medicine for