joined on the phone you by representative emanuel cleaver. congressman cleaver, i know you've posted reward money in the hope of aiding with an arrest in this shooting case. but i want to go to the question of tactics and you're a veteran of the civil rights movement yourself, and i'm wondering about what your reaction is to the idea of being out there at night when we now know that -- at least last night, there was a shooter who was using the protesters as cover to try to kill police officers, and it's just a matter of luck that those police officers are still alive. >> well, first of all, i'm glad the police officers are going to be survivors of this. but let's keep in mind, the people who did this are hoodlums, low-class hoodlums. as we celebrate and commemorate the 50th anniversary of the march across the bridge in selma, just think about how far behind we might still be had some snipers started shooting at the sheriff clark and others the night after the march. it's unthinkable that someone would consider themselves to be helpful to any

congressman emanuel cleaver. >>> let's go over these two issues. i thought it was a well constructed speech, but leaves us with the question -- what is his answer? except war. i heard war today. >> i think you're right. he was basically trying to be kind to the president, he's done a lot of good things and tried to smother the political fire that he and boehner started, but at the end of the day, his message was the president is being fooled by iran. iran is hoodwinking him, and even if there is a deal, and it's implemented, iran will find a way to cheat and get out from under it basically he said no deal can work. he said he was for a better deal, not for war. >> let's get back to the numbers here. in ten years, we probably will have a republican president by then, because democrats are not going to hold this white house forever. what's he afraid of? the minute we get the words from the inspectors that they're headed to a bomb, we blow them up. everybody knows that. >> ten years makes it harder to develop the we want he says they want. he's at 20%

conwoman blackburn from ten here and emanuel cleaver from missouri. congress congresswoman, what did you i still warranted to know what was his plan for dealing with iran? i didn't hear it did you hear it? >> yes, i -- i heard him move forward with that. it was a confident speech. as you said he was very gracious and thankful to the u.s. for our friendship and the support that is there. he pointed out three things that need to be done. we need to stop the aggression in the middle east. we need to stop the threat of terrorism worldwide, and he pointed out that we need to stop the threats against israel. what he did point out was that the deal that is there that would come to an end ten years down the road and they have an opportunity to be from under that and continue with their nuclear proliferation, that that is a bad deal for us. and you know what? he's right about that. >> okay. let me go to congressman cleaver. what did you hear bibi's netanyahu's plan for ending the threat? i didn't hear it. >> i didn't hear it. it was a very good speech but tell

joining me now is representative emanuel cleaver.nk you for being here. >> good to be with you. >> congressman, they talk about changing, then we see a budget gutting health care and food stamps what's your reaction? >> well this budget that will be released next tuesday is a combination of every bad idea that they've had over the last ten years. it would be like dracula, the return of dracula, the return of the return of dracula, plus godzilla, wolfman and freddy krueger all in one movie. that's what you get with this budget. the weird thing is that it does further damage to many of the constituents that we all represent, including republicans, and even the greater tragedy is they would take money from the affordable care act and take those 16 million people plus that you mentioned, reverend away from health care and then not have any other supportive services for them when they don't have health care like having proper nutritional diet because the s.n.a.p. program has continued to be sliced apart, millions of americans, most of the

he was attacked with live knives and meat cleavers. he was known to write against religious fundamentalisms. the death provoked an international outcry and calls for justice from secular activists. >>> terminally ill patients are pressuring the u.s. government to speed up the way drugs are approved. they say people are dying while approving drugs can take years. >> jay smith was at the height of his career as ceo of a music technology company when he was diagnosed with als. it's a form of motor neuron disease like that suffered by british physicist stephen hawking. there is no cure, and smith's disease is progressing. >> in this year we started with minor fatigue and slurred words. a year later we're in a wheelchair. the hands aren't working the smith is going. >> the food and drug administration is the body of government that approve drugs used in the u.s. they want to speed up drugs that could help save jay's life and others. they want the process reformed so those who have access to developmental drugs before they're approved. >> we

but cleaver and warmer for next week startling new claims about some of california's top selling winesass action lawsuit filed in los angeles today claims the wine have up to five times the amount of arsenic allowed by the e--p-a. a denver lab ran tests on different wines. among them.the popular "two buck chuck" charles shaw wine sold a trader joe's. the white zinfandel blend came in at three times the limit for arsenic. and a bottle of menage a trois moscato.four times the limit. about 13-hundred bottles were tested and in general.the cheaper wines performed worse. if you looked up at the hyatt hotel in san francisco today.you may have seen some people coming *down* courageous souls rapelled down the 23- story hotel.for what's called the city skyline challenge. kron-4's grant lodes braved the high rise descent today. take a look. wow.looks like an incredible rush. it was all for a good cause. the non-profit group "outward bound california" organized the second annual event. it raises money for under- priveledged kids to go on camping and rock climbing trips.aimed at building leadershi

two islamic school students attacked the 26-year-old with meat cleavers. >> it comes just months after the murder of obligee droit at prominent bangladeshi-american blogger. he was known for rejecting fundamentalism in manga --. the government in -- in bangladesh. the government in dhaka is not doing enough to protect free speech in the country. to nigeria where tensions are high as a result of the country's presidential elections that are slowly being released. the results are being announced in piecemeal fashion with initial count showing slightly for incumbent goodluck jonathan. >> of the u.s. and britain have warned of political interference in the vote counting process echoing complaints from the political opposition. still, complaints from the military ruler, the main challenger in this election, are confident that victory will be there. >> supporters of the presidential challenger, mohamed do variety are set up in the streets. they are finally close to a result and there is good reason for optimism. polls show he has won majorities in several key states in the muslim north. >> h

meantime del/dot has plows cleavering the roads in the diamond state. this is kirkwood highway. "action news" is getting word of accidents on the road including this suv that hit a truck in cranston heights. >>> it's been a tough day for air travel philadelphia international airport has canceled 75% of the flights scheduled for today thus far. >> that means roughly 300 flights were affected by the cancellation, many other planes were delayed and we talked to one optimistic passenger and her son, they won tickets to go see the phillies in spring training in florida. they were holding on to the hope that their flight would take off. >> i would be disappointed he is looking forward to this trip for two months now. >> keeping our fingers crossed. it's a good ird yeah to check the status of your flight before heading to the airport. >> this is a view from la guardia airport in queens new york, a plane slid off the runway, all the passengers deplaned using slides and are being moved to the terminal by bus as of now any injuries appear to be minor the plane coming from atlanta is being

on the current design 0 that's not a compromise that is not how it will be made you'll have to be cleaver anything that will bring more light and ambient light explicit create warmth i appreciate your time i know you guys have had a long day. >> drerts a two minute rebuttal i wanted to touch on the privacy concerned this is a view of the project with the dr requesters houses in the for ground our windows are blue as the dr requesters are red and yooel yellow all the windows at the basement are the lightwell are covered by the retaining walls they're not an issue all the first story window except for two are existing and the bottomed half are blocked by the if he has they'll have curtains that at least the 3 windows one of them in the master bathroom that will have obscured glasses and we don't have windows open that portion not a privacy issue i wanted to touch on the structural concerns that were mentioned this lightwell is and retaining wall is not an unusual excavation it is engineered and reviewed by dbi and tdr they'll be a shoring engineer so we're using all the jerry best practices

i think that's a meat cleaver approach to it. >> in the end city council directed the staff to did more research on the issue and that include as possible 50,000 square fat cap on new office space a year. palo alto lil i don't know abc 7 news. >> staffer at the marine mammal center another busy day. 7 news was in pacifica as experts rescued a young elephant seal that had beached itself near the sharp park golf course. group of hikers found the animal and called for help. >> the barking sound and look over there and this beautiful little animal coming toward us. we felt very bonded look at the beautiful big brown eye of the seal. you can tell she was in need and she was under newer issue may have not had a meal in quite some sometime. >> the mammal center says they need more volunteers because the number of rescued animals is increasing week by week. >> picture of perseverance. next on 7 news. image of runner coming in last winning the hearts of millions tonight. >> plus of stunning announcement from actress angelina jolie. brave choice she made in her fight with cancer. >> and why is ta

lot of 7, 8, 9 over the last 9 months the title is the other 9 to 5 on one level attempting to be cleaver but the nevertheless, our work the early morning workers and the need they have around transportation in n early in the process we 0 leader this was not a challenge for that the night life but many industries involving late night xhoourdz commuters that are effected in order for our city to thrive as a 24-hour city we need to address the concerns the report makes clear we're going to walk through a little bit of the report recommendations doing an overview we have a number of steps moderating and look forward to working with the shareholders to make sure that our ninth amendment workers have access to save and affordable transportation with that to jocelyn good afternoon i don't want to be repetitive i'm not often in front of you supervisors but last night people were obsessed i'll be here to ask you for more of the same and, of course, to thank supervisor wiener for honoring his commitment to night life and safety i was here a little bit less than a year ago to express our gratitude

percentage we pass at a recent make sure prop c that was 12 period of time offsite we have to be cleaver to find ways to would build affordable housing and pointing out it was a good thing to find out about but more important to find solutions there are places in alameda county where their meeting their rather than with market rate because the cost of housing is low enough to be affordable with that people with moderate incomes in the eastern alameda county with dennis herrera listen and livermore a lot of housing being build in alameda county is done well, because the land is cheap and the only thing we have in the way of land the los angeles police department that the city of san francisco owns or private land not being build or parklands i think we have to utilize those areas and try to work with the developers with low land costs with affordable for sale are the most affordable so that's a bigger view of the whole thing but i'm a little bit confused of the present reporting we get the 3 housing inventory report quarterly and the pipeline and the annual housing element reporting and t

joining me now is one of the congressman, emanuel cleaver. thank you for joining me.have come forward from it? >> well the police are investigating and we are now contemplating trying to raise some additional dollars to make this even more attractive. we think it is absolutely intolerable that people would take aim at police officers who get up every day and put their lives on the line. the other thing we want to make sure people understand is there is no reason at this point to connect the shooting with the protesters. by all accounts including the police that the gunshots came from an area behind where the protesters were standing and we haven't even gone to point where we have moved away from the fact that there may have been someone or some group that really didn't want to see any improvement in how things are being played out in ferguson. so we hope to eventually raise it up to about $10,000. and if that is not attractive enough we'll continue to try to raise dollars. >> and the rally took on the eve of the announcement of the police chief of ferguson. so obvious

you can buy anything from serving dishes to kitchen cleavers and maybe even a wok or the kitchen sinkonly thing you can't is the famous dishes. >> oh i miss it. >> those weekends were crazy good. >> i know. crazy busy. >> makes me hungry. every time we did the story today. >> midnight snack. >> yes. >> it's cold outside. oh, my goodness. >> chinese leftover food would be good now. with the cool temperatures. >> yeah. >> tomorrow morning chinese for breakfast. can't beat that, fried rice crack an egg in it. >> wow! >> yeah. south bay will be 42 but 70s return thursday and also friday in san jose. i have done that fried rice crack an egg in it. >> i'm being put to shame. >> you're excited about this. >> i know what we're having tomorrow morning. >> yep. >> thank you for joining us. >> good night, folks. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- ryan reynolds, terrcnce howard, kelly clarkson

now fans can bid on anything from serving items to kitchen cleavers. >> you get the restaurant tours.em who have been coming here for years that want a piece of ming's. and you get dealers that come to buy and resell. >> i just wanted the left over dim sum. is there anything left over in the freezer? tomorrow's auction left at 10:00 a.m. >> maybe recipes. >> yeah. a lot of history. several cousins were married there. >> yeah, sentimental value. >> thank you so much for joining us. >> we might have a little bit of time. there we go. doppler radar showing showers. we will track more coming up. details on major warm-up this weekend. >> thank you for joining us. see you tonight at 6:00. good night, folks. >>> on the broadcast tonight, new video of a deadly confrontation as police shoot a man on the streets of los angeles. what cameras captured and what bystanders saw. another firestorm tonight over the use of lethal force. >>> storm of controversy as the israeli prime minister arrives in washington to deliver a warning to america. are we about to make a bad deal with iran? >>> how safe ar

i think that's a meat cleaver approach to it. >> in the end city council directed the staff to did more research on the issue and that include as possible 50,000 square fat cap on new office space a year. palo alto lil i don't know abc 7 news. >> staffer at the marine mammal center another busy day. 7 news was in pacifica as experts rescued a young elephant seal that had beached itself near the sharp park golf course. group of hikers found the animal and called for help. >> the barking sound and look over there and this beautiful little animal coming toward us. we felt very bonded look at the beautiful big brown eye of the seal. you can tell she was in need and she was under newer issue may have not had a meal in quite some sometime. >> the mammal center says they need more volunteers because the number of rescued animals is increasing week by week. >> picture of perseverance. next on 7 news. image of runner coming in last winning the hearts of millions tonight. >> plus of stunning announcement from actress angelina jolie. brave choice she made in her fight with cancer. >> and why is ta

that and a meat cleaver approach. >>> stanford has a chance to keep the season alive in the semifinals of the post-season hosting vanderbilt and the winner plays next week at madison square garden knocking off rhode island on sunday and set up the matchup against the commodores. in 2012 the cardinals captured the title and the game is televised on espn with fin off at 6:00 p.m. >> there is always next year. >> that is what they say. now we hope there is the next round of rain. what do you think mike? >>> wait until april for rain. unfortunately. we will look and show you what is going on it is human. most of the wet weather is well up to the north on live doppler hd. in fact it i don't be humid but we do not have nothing to contend with so far this morning. we will talk about what is going to happen. our flags on the ferry building are not moving but they will start to move as we head through the afternoon and the wind shifts from the northwest signifying the end of the sippy air mass and a chance of rain and sprinkles. we will clear out overnight and cool-headed to tomorrow morning as

i think that's a meat cleaver approach to it. >> in the end city council directed the staff to did more research on the issue and that include as possible 50,000 square fat cap on new office space a year. palo alto lil i don't know abc 7 news. >> staffer at the marine mammal center another busy day. 7 news was in pacifica as experts rescued a young elephant seal that had beached itself near the sharp park golf course. group of hikers found the animal and called for help. >> the barking sound and look over there and this beautiful little animal coming toward us. we felt very bonded look at the beautiful big brown eye of the seal. you can tell she was in need and she was under newer issue may have not had a meal in quite some sometime. >> the mammal center says they need more volunteers because the number of rescued animals is increasing week by week. >> picture of perseverance. next on 7 news. image of runner coming in last winning the hearts of millions tonight. >> plus of stunning announcement from actress angelina jolie. brave choice she made in her fight with cancer. >> and why is ta

joining us now, democratic congressman emanuel cleaver of missouri. good to have you on the set.hat you actually put out a $3,000 reward for the shooter's capture. he's been captured. he was a guy that was protesting but he claimed that he wasn't shooting at police officers. i'm not exactly sure -- >> doesn't matter. >> -- who he was shooting at from the hill. >> it doesn't matter if he was shooting at a squirrel he needs to go to jail. the thing is the protesters despies this guy who damaged what they consider to be a movement. and so i think we don't know have all the information. i haven't spoken with the chief since friday. but i think that this is what everybody -- people of good will wanted this guy captured and put on trial. >> they were helping. >> yes. >> the protesters peaceful protesters, were helping in the investigation? >> absolutely. >> so let's talk about the justice department report and talking about policing used actually to shake down people to make revenue for the city. it's bad in ferguson but i've seen statewide statistics that show it's even worse througho

now fans can bid on everything from serving items to kitchen cleavers. >> you get the restauranteurs. have been coming here for years that want a piece of mig's and you get dealers. >> they've got a lot of stuff. tomorrow's auction starts at 10:00 a.m. >> it makes you hungry. >> i've never been there. but it must have been amazing. >> it was delicious. there's talks they may reopen so we'll see. >> you're our inside source. let us know when it happens. >> yeah, we have great weather tonight. after a few isolated storms today, we're beginning to see things clear out. and we'll talk about a major warmup this week and when 70s return. >>> it is tough to sneak a nap when there's a camera around. especially when it's happened before. congressman mike honda caught napping on c-span cameras. he took the siesta on the house floor last friday. that's why his colleagues were debating funding for the department of homeland security. when funding, he said i'm tireded of the gop playing games with the public security. the first cat nap during a fremont town hall meeting. he dozed off while a speak

eldridge cleaver and so forth. timothy leary, algeria. obviously again, putting me out of action, both of those keep it quite effectively. third, one of the things was i would not go on the stand. interestingly, they had been told a story which is little known. some of the cubans hardly speak english. they had heard it from hunt and liddy. they had the and the in mind of the hiss case where his stepson was kept off the stand that he was the only person who could testify to the critical question of how often he had seen chambers which was crucial. it was how intimate was the relationship. the fbi had threatened informally huisiss that they would be let it known cross examination of his son that he was homosexual and hiss had not permitted him to be on the side -- on the stand. some is willing to go on the stand anyway. his father said it would ruin your life and he did not let it happen so he did not get that corroborating testimony that he had not seen chambers very much. this was a story that was in the minds of these cuban-americans a v

the cleaver was able to get out of the -- the driver was able to get out of the car. the chp says he was taken to the hospital to be checked out for injuries. officers tried to make a traffic stop but the driver took off at speeds up to 95 miles per hour. the chp put out spike strips but the car still traveled on flat tires till the frontacle disintegrated. traffic started backing up and continued to grow. the chp finally started letting traffic move past the scene. >>> a man's body discovered in a freezer today and it may have been a suicide. police say they went to the man's apartment before 12:30 p.m. this afternoon. they have been asked to check on the man because he hadn't been seen since last month. officers found the body inside a freezer. >> due it the unusual circumstances, um, we are conducting another suspicious death investigation. um, in records to this. we are not sure if it is suicide or homicide. >> police say the man had a history of mental illness and may have put himself in the freezin'. the body had no signs of trauma and -- freezer. the body had n

we should not look at this as a meat cleaver. we should think about a better way to design all of these systems. medicare, for example. let me tell you about what we're doing in ohio for medicare or medicaid. right now, the health care system is fundamentally run on the basis of quantity not quality. we had a program where we gave a children's hospital money to deal with asthma. we found out that we were successful. hospitals had fewer visits because they kept kids out of the hospital. so they had less revenue. the insurance companies didn't pay as many claims so they had more revenue. we were able to get the insurance companies and the hospitals to share the benefit so that we keep kids healthy and drive down the cost of medicine. everybody is a winner. we had to think creatively in that way. let's figure out this system. but it has to be changed. we can't say that you can't tinker with it, that is putting your head in the sand. anybody who wants to be president ought to be asked this question and if they are not willing to deal

cleaver the series profiles susan berman's murder in 2000, along with the disappearance of his firste, and the killing and dismemberment of his neighbor in 2001. >> he cut him up into pieces. packages him like trash with the trash. and through him in the water. >> reporter: we the jury find the department robert durst not guilty. >> reporter: even though the jury acquitted durst, the judge did not buy it. >> i did not believe for one minute there was any self-defense or panic involved. >> reporter: on camera in the documentary, durst repeatedly insisted he did not kill anyone. but it is when he is off camera in the bathroom after the filming of the final interview that is he heard saying what sounds like a shock admission. ten seconds later. the filmmakers say it was two years into the ed ticketing process before they came across the bathroom audio. the director thinks that durst had the outburst in the bathroom because he wanted to get caught adding the apparent confession is likely a relief to him. the lapd says the hbo series had nothing to do with his arrest. john. >> erika thank

lee rig bee was attacked with a meat cleaver calling it an eye for an eye killing for muslim dies. and a psychiatrist went on a shooting rampage at ft. hood texas, killing 14 people saying it was revenge. >> every time they take a defeat on the battlefield or every time they are under great pressure on the battlefield, they come up with some big splash like this. >> reporter: the group thattest po posted it claims to have hacked military bases but most of the information appears to have come from social media sites and public records. troops and their families are being advised to adjust the privacy settings on their social media so as little as personal information is out there in the public arena as possible. we've reached out to a number of servicemen and women on this list. most of those we got through to said they didn't want to talk but one woman told me she is concerned because she has children and they are taking precautions. erin? >> thank you very much, shasta. >>> congressman adam schiff is "outfront." appreciate you being with us tonight. what do you know about the thre

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we all need her to give us advice this is not exactly june cleaver . >> clever magazine came out this with and are making $1.2 for every $1 a man is making. with murder making more bringing home more money so we know that the household formations have gone up by $18 billion this year. so that is true but don't you think women should be more fighting italy's secure ? -- financially secure. charles: but there is a firestorm shea was scrubbing floors and suggesting if the man treats me right dye will scrub the floor for him. >> there is no such thing as a cookie cutters meridor the cookie cutter wife some people will lead to beat on this panel or live that life. i thought the video was cute and i showed it timid daughter and it teaches men to be a gentleman. hopefully my daughter will lot scrub floors stuck and hire somebody to do that for her. charles: i know you have strong opinions on this but i wonder why she would take -- think that is a successful marriage. >> genscher gets us to talk about her but the couple's that do the chores together with the equal weight at holmes a state tog

cleaver. mr. cleaver passes. at this time i'm going to recognize the assistant leader of the house democratic caucus no stranger to anyone in this room, mr. clyburn. mr. clyburn: thank you very much, mr. chairman. i thank you so much for bringing the nation's attention to this very, very critical problem. but i want to emphasize one thing. when i went to ferguson, i found out it's not just ferguson. there are townships or jurisdictions that seem to be all around st. louis with this problem, it's very pronounced. i could not believe it when one person told us, having been ticketed three times in three different jurisdictions on the same morning for a tail light. for a tail light. this morning, the young african-american woman told her story of being ticketed for a broken wind shield. and because she could not pay the fine on time, it compounded over time. and now she's being prevented her life-long dream of entering the navy. until all of this is cleared up. these things have a devastating impact on the lives of p

second internet blogger was hacked to death, 27-year-old was attacked with large knives and meat cleaverstol dakka and crossing over dakka to tell us just more about the story. >> reporter: well what we know the officer-in-charge at the police station where the murder took place told the media that two people so far have been arrested and they confessed being involved in this murder. both were a young man in their 20s and students which is a religious school, one of them actually came from port city and from all accounts it appears to be a well-orchestrated plan to kill this particular blogger. one of them out of the three two apprehended and one still abscounding and some are religious and tension between the two groups. in 2013 another young blogger stabbed to death in capitol city and his case has been resolved and several students have been indicted in that particular case. but as you mentioned who was killed this year just about a month ago in the university area here that federal bureau of investigation from usa was here but that particular case has not been resolved and no clue to

the man was attacked with large knives and meat cleavers in dhaka. he was known to right against religious fundamentalism p.m. this mirrors what that happened to an american atheist blogger last month. it provoked and international southoutcry and calls for justice. >> floods causing a crisis in kashmir. eight people were reportedly killed after a house collapsed due to severe flooding. hundreds of others have been evacuated from their homes as the river has risen to dangerous levels in senegal. buildings have also been destroyed in another area. >> what news of the weather conditions in can she mayor. any less certified? >> it's only turn temporary with the worse to come. the concentrations of bright clouds in northern pakistan, northern india in the kashmir valley. >> that's rain caught, not coming out of the river. the valley is surrounded by high ground all of which drains into this river. that's fine, because you can cope with that. but if you're in outlying areas where it can be worse deeper, well, it's not so good. when this typical site in se

also interestingly, two democratic congressmen from missouri, lacey clay and emanuel cleaver put outnt statement offered a $3,000 reward personally. these two are offering it personally for information leading to an arrest in this. as of tonight, whoever shot those two officer is still at large. i'm going to interview an eyewitness to the shooting next. stay with us. heroes charge! ♪ (explosion) ♪ (explosion) ♪ (explosion) ♪ lead your heroes in the hit mobile game! download heroes charge now! he's out there. there's a guy out there whose making a name for himself in a sport where your name and maybe a number are what define you. somewhere in that pack is a driver that can intimidate the intimidator. a guy that can take the king 7 and make it 8. heck. maybe even 9. make no mistake about it. they're out there. i guarantee it. welcome to the nascar xfinity series. >>> so we're keeping an eye on ferguson, missouri, tonight where a candlelight vigil is underway near the police station where two officers were shot and wounded last night. both of those officers have since been released from

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but we should not look at this as a meat cleaver. we should think about in the 21st century a better way to modify all these systems. medicare, let me tell you what we're doing in ohio in medicare it's run on the basis of quantity not quality. we had money to deal with asthma. keep kids out of the hospital for asthma. what we found out is we were successful. hospitals had few servicities. okay. therefore they had less revenue. the insurance companies didn't pay as many claims. they had more revenue. guess what, we were able to get the insurance kwps and hospitals to share the benefits so that we keep kids healthy and at the same time drove down the cost of medicine and everybody is a winner. we have to think creatively in my opinion in dealing with the problems of medicare and social security. let's figure out this system, but it has to be changed. we can't just say you can't tinker with it you can't change it. that's not realistic. that's putting your head in the sand. and anybody who's going to be president needs to answer this que

also interestingly, two democratic congressmen from missouri, lacey clay and emanuel cleaver put out a joint statement offering a $3,000 reward personally. these two are offering it personally for information leading to an arrest in this. as of tonight, whoever shot those two officer is still at large. and a man shouldn't underway. i'm going to interview an eyewitness to the shooting of those two police officers next. stay with us. my name is tony sartorio. i'm a lineman for pg&e out of the concord service center. i have lived here pretty much my whole life. i have been married for twelve years. i have 3 kids. i love living here and i love working in my hometown. at pg&e we are always working to upgrade reliability to meet the demands of the customers. i'm there to do the safest job possible - not only for them, but everybody, myself included that lives in the community. i'm very proud to do the work that i do and say that i am a lineman for pg&e because it's my hometown. it's a rewarding feeling. >>> so we're keeping an eye on ferguson, missouri, tonight where a candlelight vigil is

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money is being cut according to something called the sequester which is nothing more than a meat cleaver across the board of the entire budget and that happens to get nih as it did three years ago when doctor francis collins, the head of nih had to cancel 700 medical research grants to research institutions around the country including universities and medical research institutions. that is going to affect the very thing about which you are so concerned. and so my assignment is that you need to have a prayer session with the members of congress who are voting to cut nih. now, let me say you are doing incredible work to make sure that your family is taking care of and we understand the sacrifice and unselfishness with which you approach the. it takes courage to raise awareness of the disease. thank you for being here and highlighting that. dr. hodes and dr. peterson it is great to see both of you again. thank you for coming back to update us command thank you for your continuing work. when you have conversations with your patience can you broach the subject? do you tell them what they are

when a radical islamist goes into a kosher deli with a meat cleaver seeking to murder jews because of their jewish faith there's nothing random about it whatsoever. likewise, just a few weeks ago when 21 christians in egypt were beheaded, the white house said 21 citizens had been murdered because of their egyptian citizenship. they weren't murdered because they were egyptian. they were murdered because of their christian faith. pope francis powerfully said their blood confesses jesus christ. and the singest gravest threat facing national security of america today is the threat of iran acquiring nuclear weapons. now, two weeks ago i was honored to sit on the floor of the house of representatives and listen to israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who gave an extraordinary address before congress. i have to say, walking out what struck me is that we are hearing echoes of history. we are hearing echoes of munich in 1938. and the ajekttive that has been most frequently applied to netanyahu is churchillian because he is speaking with a clarity and a moral gravity at least a dozen mem

. >> that's really cleaver. good morning, everybody. let's go out and take a look at the commute. it is going to be a tough one in some areas as we start off with the east bay as usual, the bay bridge toll plaza, it is backed up all the way out to the macarthur maze and a beautiful sunrise over the hills there but i degrees. 25-minute delay at the toll plaza. no major problems getting into the city. also looking at the san mateo bridge, the traffic here on the san mateo and also on the dumbarton bridge is moderately heavy as you drive through. there are no major problems on the other side. i do want to mention the traffic on 680 through walnut creek and concord is doing well. i want to fast forward to the south bay maps. southbound 680 at 101, there is an injury accident. there is a backup here, as you can see, coming down to this area. southbound 680 at 101. after that on northbound 280 it's a little slow at highway 17. the time is 7:17. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> thank you, sir. >>> we do have a beautiful sunrise here. a lot of pictures coming in. robin from ple

in fact, that was one of the reasons that i talked to congressman cleaver, because he's out there making sure that where can i send donations coming in toward this reward. i pointed him toward crimestoppers. those things are remarkable. they really are. and i'm thankful again that we don't have a situation to where we are looking on an investigation regarding a homicide and that these officers will recover, but yet it does express the support that the community has. please understand the amount of folks that are involved in expressing their first amendment rights who have contacted me and said hey, listen what happened to those officers was wrong and we certainly support the police department and law enforcement because if we don't have you, then we have no sense of security and we have no ability to do what we're doing. so that's critical. i certainly appreciate that. the detectives are looking into this investigation around the clock. they will not rest until we get to the point of where we have a conclusion regarding this investigation. as you know there is substantial reward money ou

money is being cut according to something called the sequester, which is nothing more than a meat cleaver across the board of the entire budget and that happens to get nih as it did three years ago when dr. francis collins, the head of nih had to cancel 700 medical research grants to research institutions around the country, including universities and medical research institutions that is going to affect the very thing that you are so concerned. so my assignment is that you need to have a prayer session with the members of congress who are voting to cut nih. now, let me say to mrs. stanley and mr. gadsby -- ms. stemly and mr. gasby. a ms. smith county takes courage. it's great to see both of you again, thank you for coming back to update us and thank you for your continuing work. dr. where men -- wierman, when you have conversations with your patience, can you broach the subject? do you tell them what you are going to have to plan? says he is a report in the "washington post," that says less than half the people with alzheimer's reported that they had been told about their dementia. so wh

we should not look at this as a meat cleaver. we should think about a better way to design all of these systems. medicare, for example. let me tell you about what we're doing in ohio for medicare or medicaid. right now, the health care system is fundamentally run on the basis of quantity not quality. we had a program where we gave a children's hospital money to deal with asthma. we found out that we were successful. hospitals had fewer visits because they kept kids out of the hospital. so they had less revenue. the insurance companies didn't pay as many claims so they had more revenue. we were able to get the insurance companies and the hospitals to share the benefit so that we keep kids healthy and drive down the cost of medicine. everybody is a winner. we had to think creatively in that way. let's figure out this system. but it has to be changed. we can't say that you can't tinker with it, that is putting your head in the sand. anybody who wants to be president ought to be asked this question and if they are not willing to deal