cleveland, ohio, right back into southwestern texas, the biggest threat is hail and damaging wind gust. we are still going to see strong storms. on the east side of that front, 80s and 90s, very humid. on the west side of that front, we're looking at temperatures much, much cooler an highs topping out in the 70s. that's a l >>> here's a look at temperatures around the bay area as you go through the next 24 hours. we're going to see highs inland soaring into the 80s. mid to upper 80s around concord and livermore. mid-90s south of downtown. 70s in san francisco, maybe close to 80 downtown. 80s around oakland. you'll notice the temperatures will start to cool as we held into tomorrow just a bit inland. more noticeably on the coast. everybody gets into the cooling and the sea breeze turns stronger monday into tuesday. >>> and that's your latest forecast. kate? >> dylan, thanks. still ahead, we'll talk to two storm chasers who got trapped in the middle of a twister and ought it all on tape. but first, this is "today" on nbc. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like bef

. >>> y mientras tanto las investigaciones continÚan >>> regreso de nuevo a una corte cle cleveland ohios mantuvo cautivas durante mÁs de una dÉcada, a ariel castro se le vio cabizbajo y con est tes to las preguntas de un juez, durante la audiencia de hoy se supo que la fiscalÍa le for formularÁ nuevos cargos y el juicio serÁ para el 4 de agosto, la defensa de castro estÁ tratando de llegar a un acuerdo fuera de corte mediante el cual se declare culpable para no enfrentar una posible pena de muerte. >>> un dondequiera ncumental de que esse estrellÓ en el 96 se pe en tela de justicia, en el vuelo murieron 230 personas y desde el principio se habÍa especulado que pudo haber sido impactado por un misil oh un meteorito, el gobierno dijo que no encontraron evidencias de ningÚn impacto dices el exterior de la nave. tambiÉn alega que la controversia se debe a que se quiere llamar atenciÓn en torno al documental que se presentarÁ el mes que viene. >>> en los Ángeles se dice no a las bolsas plÁsticas, quienes hagan compras pagaran 10 centavos o llevar sus propias bo bolsas la iniciativa tiene su

asesinato violaciÓn a ariel castro, el hispano de secuestrar a 3 mujeres por mÁs de 10 aÑos en cleveland ohio reunirse con el presidente chino en el sur de california antes estuvo en el norte del estado, para hablar de la reforma de salud. luis mejid nos dice quÉ mensaje tiene la casa blanca para los hispanos. >>> la reforma de salud transformara el cuidado mÉdico en el paÍs y aunque los cambios mÁs grandes entran en vigor en menos de 7 meses, pocos saben como serÁn afectados. >>> no tengo informaciÓn. >>> esa es una de las razones que el presidente obama vin a san josÉ california el estado es uno de los mejor preparados para los cambios que vienen. el presidente quiere que todos, especialmente los hispanos lo sepan. >>> si usted es parte del 85% de estadounidenses con seguro no tendrÁ que hacer nada. dijo el presidente. su seguro incluirÁ mas beneficios. dmr para los que no tienen habÁa grandes cambios. el presidente aprovechÓ su visita al norte de california, para recordar que 10 millones de hispanos, que y no no tienen seguro pueden obtenerlo con la reforma de salud y entre ellos 1 de cada

lesser-of steel has a known connection to a suburban house in cleveland, ohio. ♪ >> right behind me is house that superman built. in the 1930s, jerry siegel was a young man who attended a local high school and one night in 1933, he had a dream of a man who could fly. >> we are going into jerry siegel's room where he slept and did most of his writing. this was his office. >> jerry siegel is the prototypical nerd before people were calling people nerds. girls do not talk to him. in owns a clothing store downtown cleveland. one night, he is closing up and three men walked in. there is a scuffle and his father dies. he is lying in bed and he cannot get to sleep. he starts having these ideas about this character, this hero. he ran down the street to his friends house, who was an artist, and they created the character who became known as superman. lex he can stop -- >> he can everywhere. they sold it for $130. >> they were ordinary people who moved into this house not realizing the rich historical context. started driving past and looking at the house. >> i was surprised when i got a letter

asesinato.un juez ordeno a ariel castro, el hombre acusado de mantener cautivas a tres jovenes en cleveland, ohioierno para muchas mujeres, no es la labor que desempeÑan, sino por el acoso sexual que muchas sufren. asÍ lo reportaron estas dos mujeres a quiÉnes llamaremos madna y betis, y ocultaron su identidad porque la experiencia las lastima. >>> un dÍa me tocÓ las pompis con todas mas manos, es un sentimiento que te marca, te hace sentir que no vales nada. >>> las cifras en los campos de cultivo son alarmantes, segÚn denuncian "lideres campesinas". 9 de cada 10 mujeres que se dedican a la agricultura son vÍctimas en algÚn momento mientras trabajan en los campos. >>> hay muchos mitos y tabu. y eso complica mÁs la situaciÓn, el entusismo, disponibilidad de las campesinas para reportar que son vÍctimas. >>> lo que muchas de ellas desconocen es que la ley las protege y la discriminaciÓn, sean indocumentados o no, y pueden deneter a su verdugo. >>> quÉ protecciones tienen? >>> podemos llevarlos a tribunal, y tratar de conseguir recompensa monetaria, y tambiÉn tratar de hacer que tomen medidas para

castro, quien presuntamente mantuvo secuestradas a tres jovenes durante una decada en su casa de cleveland. ohioa. puede causar enfermedades del corazón e incluso la muerte. no te quedes callado. tu salud y la de tu familia dependen de ello. ♪ ♪ >>> bueno, cada dÍa los horas de sueÑo son mÁs escasas. un estudio demostrÓ que cientos de genes se alterÓ cuando se redujo a 6 horas. >>> estamos en problemas. podrÍamos estar en problemas. es que los resultados tiendan a explicar como dormir mal puede daÑar la salud con diabetes, obesidad, y hasta mala funciÓn ce ce cerebral. >>> bÁrbara es activa, pero comenzÓ a despertarse cansada. >>> me levantaba cansada, me levantaba con poco deseo de hacer cosas. y padecÍa de palpitaciones que es un sÍntoma de los que no duermen bien. >>> cuando no se duerme bien habÍa problemas generales de su salud, presiÓn alta, problemas de concentraciÓn, aritmias. >>> sabemos que cuando no producen algunas hormanas cuando no duerme el nÚmero de horas que necesita. todos nacemos con un determinante genÉtico, algunas neta10. la mayorÍa entre 6 y 8. >>> una formula para saber e

. >> carolyn: man accused of holding three women in cleveland, ohio for more than a decade appeared in. ariel castro pleaded not guilty to murder, kidnap and rape. that castro was arrested on may 6th when one of the women broke through the door with the help of neighbors. >>> aclu is suing the state of nevada for what is called as patient dumping. putting patients on a bus headed to another state. hundreds of those patients ended up in california for taxpayers here to take care of nannette miranda has the story. >> reporter: the practice known as greyhound therapy and patient dumping. class action lawsuit was spurred by the case psychiatric hospital patient james brown he was put on a bus in las vegas for three days worth of meds and sent to capitol city where he knew one. >> the newspaper reviewed greyhound bus tickets and found the nevada hospital shifted about 1500 patients to other states over the last five years. one-third to california. >> it claims patient's civil rights were violated and seeks to end patient dumping. they said in a statement that staffers failed to follow proto

. >> she lives in cleveland, ohio, she's a 4r0e8 celebrity. she was on the oscars.e greatest. >> jimmy: i'm still recovering from the line that she got from your mother. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: your mother is an actor as well. >> yeah, she wanted to find a way to relate to us. so she started taking drama classes at stanford university at palo alto where we grew up. so it was really sweet. >> jimmy: i would be horrified by that. mom, get out of my life! >> i dpid the opposite. i actually -- i asked her to be in one of my shorts that i do for the website funnyordie.com. >> jimmy: you asked your mother to be in your shorts? >> yeah, yeah. hear my out. so if you're aware of any of the work i do on that website, you know that it's my -- my stuff is -- it was definitely a choice. this particular video is would you rather. the twist is whatever new option you decide, it magically comes true. >> jimmy: i can't even imagine where you're headed with this. so my friend in the video, the two options she presented to me are would you rather watch your parents have sex -- but it

in cleveland out of the ohio experience starting with youngtown, and i was one of the guys who helped design youngstown. you find in the following neighborhood 40,000 people in cleveland, 40% unemployment. and a group of worker owned company which include for instance the largest urban hydroponic, largest urban hydroponic greenhouse in the united states. by largest fine means a produce three million heads of led as per year. you want to get your head around that. to do that you must plant 26,000 heads of letters every single day. that is a big operation. there is the large scale industrial laundry worker co-op in a complex and it is probably the greenest laundry, a third of the water, a third of the heat and meets the competition in terms of costs and pays reasonable wage. that is another of the worker owned companies and a solar installation company on line to produce something like more installation capacity that exists in the entire state and they are planning to do one or two more every year so that is the scale of it but what is interesting is not only that the idea of worker own

nigel recently quit his job and is hoping to get hired at an mcdonald's in cleveland, ohio. >> the rhinell the way from the door to the drive through. more people were coming and i was going around, around the corner, all in the parking lot. it was bigger than any job fair i ever went to. >> he is standing in line when he sees a silver nissan pull into the parking lot. two female passengers get out of the car and begin arguing with the women in front of him. according to police reports, the driver of the car has an ongoing dispute with one of the women in line and is at mcdonald's to confront her about a financial matter. within moments, the fight turns physical. a bystander records the fight while security guards unsuccessfully try to break it up. >> people on the inside was coming out to try to see the fight. everywhere on the street, it was just chaos. >> motley is smack-dab in the middle of the fray and isn't going anywhere. sglim' in the middle of the parking lot. because i'm into the fight. >> but sticking with the fight proves to be nearly fatal. the cell phone camera moves closer

. >> you know, chairman priebus was in cleveland, ohio, last week. say walk across a street and ask a republican will you take a chance on me and mentor me. >> you ask people -- they won't give it. but if you ask, they might. they might. >> they will. >> very well said. >> don't follow the herd and also don't throw god away. don't throw away god. >> last one. either or. >> please let me have this. we are dying. we are killing ourselves. no one is doing this to us. we are doing this to ourselves. if we do not stop it, no democrat is going to stop it. no republican. no liberal. no conservative. we must stop killing ourselves. we must stop killing ourselves. ♪ _ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> alisyn: good morning, everyone. today is saturday, june 22nd. i'm alisyn camerota. we begin with a fox news alert because he leaked highly classified skeets secrecy of national security. edward snowden faces charges of espionage. will the nsa leaker be extradited to the u.s.? we have developing details straight ahead for you. >> tucker: a vicious tiger attacks a worker in indiana. u

. >>> attorneys for the cleveland, ohio, man accused of abducting and torturing three women say their not guilty. ariel castro indicted on 329 criminal charges including kidnapping, rape and murder. prosecutors say they're consi r considering pushing for the death penalty if he's convicted. amanda berry, gina dejesus and michelle knight and berry's little daughter were rescued from castro's home last month after berry escaped and called police. ariel castro is being held on an $8 million bond. he's due in court next week. >>> one of the most brutal regimes on the planet is about to replace a leader that was no friend of the united states. that's an understatement. iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad is set to leave. he's infamous for his criticism of the west and israel. no matter who replaces him, there's no doubt the islamic republic supreme leader, the ayatollah ali komeny is still running the country. the last time iranians headed to the polls in 2009 widespread violence erupted after it was claimed elections were rigged. henchmen were sent out to crack down on them. a country s

and i mean, she -- she lived in cleveland, ohio. she's a local celebrity now. mark. she's the greatest. yeah. >> jimmy: i'm still recovering from the line that she got from your mother. >> understandably so. yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: your mother is an actor as well? >> yeah, my mom's pretty amazing. ever since i got serious about acting and my brother's been serious for a while, she wanted to find a way to relate to us. so she started taking drama classes at stanford university in palo alto where we grew up. so it was really sweet. >> jimmy: i would be horrified by that. mom, get out of my life! >> i did the opposite. i actually -- i asked her to be in one of my shorts that i do for the website funnyordie.com. >> jimmy: you asked your mother to be in your shorts? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: what the hell kind of a family -- >> hear me out. so if you're aware of any of the work i do on that website, you know that it's -- my stuff is fairly x-rated. so asking my mother to be part of one was definitely a choice. anyway, this particular video is about two friends playing

. >> chairman was in cleveland ohio asking balack businesses what do we need to do.ple i say walk across the street and ask a republican lumen tore me? >> they won't give it but if you ask they might. >> don't follow the herd and don't throw got away. >> we are dying we are killing ourselves. no one is doing this to us. we are doing this to ourselves. if we do not stop no democrat is going to stop it no republican no liberal no conservative. we must stop killing ourselves. >> a big hand. that's all of the time we have left. we will see you back here soon. >> lemonade for sale. stossel lemonade. >> i can't give it to you i am going to get in trouble. >> six or seven black bands enough to scare the crap out of you. >> the police came after this grocery store. >> seemed like they thought we had cocaine in the papayas or something. >> most americans support law against prostitution. what if it were legal? if what if drugs were legal? one country tried

. >> you know, chairman priebus was in cleveland, ohio, last week.an will you take a chance on me and mentor me. >> you ask people -- they won't give it. but if you ask, they might. they might. >> they will. >> very well said. >> don't follow the herd and also don't throw god away. don't throw away god. >> last one. either or. >> please let me have this. we are dying. we are killing ourselves. no one is doing this to us. we are doing this to ourselves. if we do not stop it, no democrat is going to stop it. no republican. no liberal. no conservative. we must stop killing ourselves. >> give yourself a big handzus . as always thank you for being with us and we'll see you back here soon. >>> the case has been made. we've got to a big intrusive government. irs, nsa, you name it. >> the irs targeting of tea party groups was taking place at headquarters in washington, and there is nobody that's going don vince me that obama was not involved. >> the indictment by the tea party of big government has been validated by the way they've been treated. >> i think t

person, who is in cleveland, ohio, we cannot target them under 702.n order to target a person, they have to be neither a citizen, nor a permanent u.s. resident and they need to be outside of the out while we are targeting them. there is prohibitions in this statute. for example, you can't refers target somebody. this is where you target somebody who is out of the out but really your goal is to capture conversations with somebody who is inside the out. so you are trying to do indirectly what you couldn't do directly. that is explicitly prohibited by this statute. and if there is ever any indication that it is being done, because again, we report the use that we make of this statute, to the court and to the congress, that is seen. you also have to have a valid foreign intelligent purpose. in order to do any of the targeting on this. so it has to be done for defined categories of weapons of mass destruction, foreign intelligence, things of that nature. >> we are waiting to hear from general keith alexander. we will take a quick break and be back with the

. >> reporter: the dowds, who live in cleveland, ohio, and couldn't have biological children, told thegency they were willing to have an open adoption where the birth parents have some contact with the child to increase their chances of getting picked. >> we were open to anything because we wanted, you know, a child. >> reporter: when they learned that callie had chosen them, they tried not to get too excited. they knew she had the legal right to change her mind. were there any moments when you guys thought, my god, what if this doesn't happen? >> every day. >> yeah. >> every moment of every day. i would be at work and sit in my office and cry. >> reporter: and they were right to be afraid. more than 500 miles away in iowa, callie repeatedly changed her mind about the adoption. the ideas of giving up her baby was tearing her apart. >> it started becoming more real that there is a baby in there. and that's my child in there. you know, you get anxious about meeting him. what's he going to be like? and then you start thinking about, well, i'm not going to know what he's like. >> reporter:

. >>> in ohio today, ariel castro is scheduled to be arraigned on more than 300 counts. this is the clevelandnd holding three women captive for close to ten years. our pamela brown reports. >> reporter: it's our first glimpse into the so-called house of horrors where ariel castro allegedly held gina dejesus, amanda berry and michelle wright for more than a decade. the fbi re-creating the terrible scene. this video from our affiliate wyio shows a disco ball hanging in castro's front room. wednesday, castro is making a second court appearance, facing an astounding 329 charges, including aggravated murder. >> the vast number of charges is the prosecutor's way of signaling this is a very important and heinous case. >> reporter: his defense attorney told cnn that castro will plead not guilty in all of the charges in this indictment of which he's accused of using vacuum cords, chains and gates to retain the girls in his basement. and with the design caused the unlawful termination of michelle wright's unborn baby. and this contains half the time the girls were held, meaning more charges are likely.

produce 1 ton of steel but it never happened in world history anywhere and it happened first in cleveland ohio. so you have a really efficient domestic steel industry that's under a lot of pressure because of dumping and because of illegal subsidies to chinese steel. >> i look forward to taking that that invitation. thank you. >> thank you, senator. mr. froman, we've heard a lot of concerns here. all level playing field the property and french and and the enterprises and fairly to get vantage of the u.s. companies and so forth. my question is i know you are going to try to address a lot of this and other matters. what are the limits on your power we get to address this what are the limits? what are the political limits, what are the legal limits and what this preventing it from address in all these issues very expeditiously? you could just categorize what they are and i'm especially interested in the potential legal limits on the actions before we join the wto. the ability to do so isn't respected and other countries have joined. they join the wto and participate on those disciplines but i thi

following today's court action in the horrific kidnapping rape and murder case that came to light in cleveland, ohioleas on his behalf to a staggering 329 counts, including some that carry the death penalty. cnn's pamela brown is in cleveland, pamela? >> well, jake, ariel castro walked into court making his second appearance before a judge. he walked in devoid of emotion with his head down the entire time. in fact he didn't make eye contact with anyone. as expected, he pleaded not guilty to the 329 charges against him. but what his attorney said after the arraignment came as a bit of a surprise. >> with his head hanging down, accused kidnapper, rapist and murderer, ariel castro looked despondent as his attorneys pleaded not guilty on his behalf. >> we would like to enter a plea of not guilty. >> after an arhine rainment, castro's attorney spoke to reporters in the courtroom and at midded for the first time that some of the 329 charges are horrendous and indisputable. that's a shift from a few weeks ago when he said castro was not a monster. >> the initial portrayal by the media has been one of a quo

a few planes diverted, but no reports of damage or injuries. >>> in cleveland, ohio, ariel castro back in court for a pretrial hearing. accused of kidnapping three women and keeping them locked inside his house for nine years. castro pleaded not guilty to hundreds of charges. >>> an oil filter problem forces a tokyo-bound united flight to make an emergency landing in seattle. boeing just put the dreamliner back in the air less than a month ago. the latest trouble for boeing' dreamliner troubled earlier this year after two overheated battery incidents. they redesigned and reinstalled new battery systems. >>> aaron hernandez has been questioned about a murder. a body was found about a mile from his massachusetts home. police say they do not consider hernandez a suspect, but a vehicle rented in hernandez's name is believed to be a key piece of the murder investigation. >>> a big victory for environmental activists in los angeles. the "l.a. times" reports the city council has voted to ban single use plastic bags in stores that sell groceries. also mandates customers be charged 10 cents per

navy is auctioning off two slightly used landing craft. >>> from "the cleveland plain dealer" captain america battling bad guys in ohio art they're shooting scenes for the newest movie, out april 2014. >>> for now let's turn to christine romans with the business news. >> wall street is all about one thing, the federal reserve ben bernanke, the fed chief needs to detail how soon he plans to pull back the fed's $85 billion stimulus program. chrysler caves and recalls 2.7 million jeeps. the government asked for a recall two weeks ago. chrysler said no and maintains the jeeps are safe. >>> you may soon be able to buy a share of candy crush. they're in talks with several banks about an initial public offering. >> all right, all right. >>> let's head over to indra petersons, what do people see when they walk outside? >> mid-atlantic and northeast, sunshine, a ridge of high pressure building in, no rain in the forecast but down in the southeast along the gulf, we're talking about chances of rain, heaviest amounts look at florida, two to four inches near orlando but unfortunately we're still talking about that hot, dry weathe

it'd never happen in world history anywhere and it happened first in cleveland, ohio, so you have an efficient steel industry under a lot of pressure because of dumping analytical subsidies to chinese steel. >> i look forward to taking you up on that position. >> thank you, senator. we've heard a lot of concerns here. they generally revolve around a level playing field, state owned enterprises, unfairly taken advantage of u.s. companies and so forth. i know you're going to try to address a lot of this and other matters. what are the limits we get to address this? what are the political limits? what are the legal limits? was prevented you are moving towards an aggressively addressing all these issues in a very expeditious way if you could categorize what they are. i'm especially interested in legal limits. the united states could bring unilateral actions before we joined the wto. i'm not ability to do so is restricted. some with a other countries have joined and they have those disciplines come although other countries have a fully wto and anticipate those disciplines, might have to d

our: cleveland, ohio on next line. caller: he did break the law. it sounds crazy, he broke the law. he is a traitor. he is not a hero. he is a fool. we had the boston marathon and 9/11. i think the government is doing a good job. president obama is the best president we have had since bill clinton. host: we have a tweet -- another article from the newspapers -- paul in boca raton, florida. you are on the "washington journal." swore an oath to uphold the constitution, just like our president, and just like everybody else in our government. when he turns around and find out there was something against the constitution, the obama administration wants to go after him. he did not go after holden, he did not go after anyone else in his administration. this is a big smokescreen. more people died of smoke inhalation than they ever do a fire. that is our obama administration. a part of the conversation on facebook -- our last call regarding edward snowden, charged with espionage, comes from rockville, maryland on our line for republicans. caller: i agree with the charges because that is what

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ohio. two hours away from cleveland.e have learned a woman and her child are free now after being held captive for two years. this is according to our affiliate, woio. here's what we know. this happened, as i mentioned, in ashland, ohio. at least three people under arrest for what prosecutors are calling modern day slavery. investigators say the suspects forced the mother to hit her child while it was being videotaped. we're also told the suspects threatened to show police the video if she ever tried to talk, and according to the charges the suspects used beatings, pit bulls, snakes, and threats of death to keep them from running. we're told the mom and the child are recovering. just to try to get a little bit more on this case is ashland police chief david marcelli. chief marcelli, thank you so much for jumping on the phone for me. i know this is a federal case. i know you can't answer a lot. can you give me a brief update on the health conditions of mom and child? >> the mother is in the custody of -- or, i'm sorry, th

you -- cleveland, ohio. you it's under a lot of pressure because of dumps and illegal sup cities to chinese steel. >> i look forward to taking you up on the invitation. >> thank you. >> thank you, senator. you've heard a lot of concerns here, mr. froman. generally reinvolve around a level playing field, intent yule property infringement. unfairly taking advantage of u.s. companies. our question really is i know you try to address a lot of this and other matters. what are the limits on your power? again to address this? what are the limits? what are the political limits? what are the legal limits? what is prevented you from more forthrightly and aimpressively address -- aggressively all of these issues in an expeditious way. if you can categorize what they are. i'm interested in the potential legal limits. the united can bring unilateral actions before we joined the wto. that's ability to do so restribilit -- restricted. other countries have joined they have to ensue the discipline. other countries haven't fu

. >> kindergarten graduation ceremony in cleveland, ohio, ended with a huge fight and eight people areight started over spilled punch. they say two teenage girls started hitting each other and then the families jumped in. things started to escalate when someone pulled out a pipe and a hammer. >> just a shame. i think it's an absolute shame that something as good as a graduation her ceremony or promotion ceremony is marred by the actions of a few. >> no one was seriously hurt but the school had to go on lockdown because of the fight. seven adults and one teenager were arrested. >>> new this morning. a look inside a brand-new state of the art youth center. unincorporated alameda county. it's called the reach ashland youth center and it provides a positive place for teens and young adults to hang out and get involved. today the community is invited to get a tour but the center opened its doors to 9 youth of alameda county three weeks ago and they say word is beginning to spread. >> hear about it, you know, spread the word. this is a cool place, i should go. there is people from arroyo hig

person who is in cleveland, ohio, we cannot target them under 702. in order to target a person, they have to be neither a citizen in nor a permanent u.s. resident and need to be outside the united states while we are targeting them. there's prohibitions in the statute. for example, you cannot reverse target somebody. this is where you target somebody who is out of the country, but your goal is to capture conversations to somebody who is inside the united states. you're trying to do indirectly what you cannot do directly. that is explicitly prohibited by this statute. if there's ever any indication it is being done, because we report the use that we make of the statute to the court and to the congress, that is seen. you also have to have a valid purpose in order to do any of the targeting on this. so you have to make sure as it was described that is being done for defined categories of weapons of mass destruction, foreign intelligence, things of that nature. these are all done pursuant to an application that is made by the attorney general and the dir

even the acting irs director said that he hadn't asked yet who was running the program in cleveland or in ohio. so, you know, we have so much more to learn, and i'm not sure that these hearings as dramatic as they are, and as painful as they are to watch are getting us any closer to knowing if this was politicized. >> absolutely, lois. a lot of folks feel that same way. we're watching the hearings the second one may be, as emotional with the testimony is you are left with this feeling, okay, after a second hearing this week alone. >> tamron, this story may turn out to be a lot less sexy than some people had hoped. here's what we know so far that groups seek 501c4 status saying we are going to be not for profit. we are not going to be primarily political which had politically sounding names were subject to a lot of scrutiny. the problem is that scrutiny should have tran 16edded ideological and political lines and it didn't, but as i watch, what i continue to say to myself is if you had adopted that name and you have those sort of objectives, you should have been scrutinized and maybe not in the

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ohio. the cleveland man accused of holding three women captive for 10 years pleads not guilty. this just happened a few minutes ago. ariel castro is facing more than 300 counts of murder, kidnapping and rape. the murder charge stems from forced miscarriages caused by severe beatings of one of the women. >>> opening statements are set for today in boston. the trial of reputed mobster james whitey bulger is accused of playing a role in 19 killings in the 1970s. bulger had been on the run for 16 years and was captured only two years ago in southern california. he is now 83 years old. >>> another glitch has hit boeing's fleet of 787 dreamliners. all nippon airways says the plane carrying 141 passengers in japan was grounded today after an engine wouldn't start. the flagship plane has been plagued by delays and failures including a big problem with overheating batteries. >>> locally the problem comes as the airline prepares to expand service from san jose's mineta international airport to tokyo next month. the airline currently offers flights five days a week to be increased to dail

or if you have a non-us person who is in cleveland, ohio, we cannot target them under 702. in order to target a person, they have to be neither a citizen nor a permanent u.s. citizen and they need to be outside of the united states while we are targeting them. there are prohibitions in this statute. for example, you can't reverse target somebody. this is where you target somebody who is out of the united states that your goal is to capture conversations with somebody who is in the united states during so you are trying to do indirectly what you couldn't do directly. that is explicitly prohibited by the statute. and if there is ever any indication that it is being done because, again, we report the use that we make of the statute to the court and to the congress. that is seen. you also have to have a valid intelligence purpose in order to do any of the targeting on this. so you have to make sure, as it was described, that it is being done for defined categories of weapons of mass destruction, foreign intelligence, things of that nature. these are all done pursuant to an appl

person who is in cleveland, ohio, 702.t target them under in order to turn a person, they have to be either a citizen -- neither a citizens or a permanent u.s. resident and they need to be outside the u.s. while we are targeting them. there are perturbations in the statute. reservesle, you cannot -- reverse targeting somebody. your goal is to capture conversations was somebody who was inside the united states. you are trying to do indirectly what you could not do directly. explicitly prohibited by this statute. if there is ever any indication that it is being done, because we report the use that we make of the statute to the court and to the congress, that is seen. you also have to have a valid ce purpose.lligen you have to make sure, as described, that it is being done categories of weapons of mass destruction, foreign intelligence, eggs of that nature. these are all done pursuant to an application that is made by the attorney general and the director of national intelligence to the fisc. the fisc gives a certificate that allows the targeting begun for a year time. it has to be rene

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person who is in cleveland, ohio, we cannot target them under 702. in order to target a person, they have to be either a citizen -- neither a citizens in nor a permanent u.s. resident and need to be outside the united states while we are targeting them. there's prohibitions in the statute. for example, you cannot reverse target somebody. this is where you target somebody who is out of the country, but your goal is to capture conversations to somebody who is inside the united states. you're trying to do indirectly what you cannot do directly. prohibited byitly this statute. if there's ever any indication it it is being done, because we report the use that we make of the statute to the court and to the congress, that is seen. au also have to have valid purpose in order to do any of the targeting on this. so you have to make sure as it was described that is being done categories of weapons of mass destruction, foreign intelligence, things of that nature. these are all done pursuant to an application that is made by the attorney general and the director

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but another bizarre and horrible story out of ohio tonight out of cleveland.eld hostage by a man. they have just been freed and we're going to tell you that, that bizarre and horrible story, unbelievable, coming out of the same place as those three women who were held hostage for a decade. in the meantime, back to you. >> thanks, erin. sounds like a good show. it seems safe to call freedom fries french fries again. so why are some people campaigning to send the statue of liberty back to france? jeanne moos has the answer, next. it's a hundred calories. yoplait greek 100. it is so good. yoplait greek 100. (announcenergy cycle... natural cats. they were born to play. to eat. then rest. to fuel the metabolic cycle they were born to have, purina one created new healthy metabolism wet and dry. with purina one and the right activity, we're turning feeding into a true nature experience. join us at purinaone.com vo: ta friend under water is end usomething completely different. i met a turtle friend today so, you don't get that very often. it seemed like it was more th

police say the apparent abuse took place in ashland, ohio, more than an hour southwest of cleveland whereast month three missing women managed to escape after spending nearly a decade in captivity. that accused kidnapper pleaded not guilty to hundreds of charges of rape, torture and murder. a group of owners and managers of 7/11 convenient stores made tens of millions of dollars running a modern day plantation system. that's the quote tonight from federal prosecutors they say agents raided 14 stores on new york's long island and in virginia yesterday arrests nine owners and managers. prosecutors say the group gave stolen social security numbers from immigrants pakistan and philippines and forced those illegals to work hours on end and stole as much as 75% of their wages. they also say the group forced those immigrants to live in unregulated bordering houses. the investigation is now expanding to 40 other 7/11 locations across the state seen here in yellow. a 7/11 spokesman says the company is cooperating with authorities. well, pregnant women who drink the equivalent of a glass of wine a

live look inside the ohio courtroom, cleveland, where ariel castro will be arraigned any minute now.ve for more than a decade. he's apparently going to plead not guilty to those crimes. >> brian: a suspected killer behind bars. 26 years later thanks to the internet and determined daughter. actress jocelyn mart necessary says he gunned down her father outside the family's new york city restaurant. she did not forget. he took off to the dominican republic. police closed the case. martinez did not give up. after searching on-line, she found an address for him and gave it to police. they arrested him last week and he reportedly confessed to the murder. >> it's admirable what she did. obviously she made a concerted effort and it paid off. we appreciate it. >> brian: that is ray kelly. santos will be extradited to new york. >> steve: meanwhile, would be robber no match for a granny with a gun. >> they're in our yard. back up! back up! >> steve: okay. that 72-year-old grandma then fired as the suspect opened her back door. the bullet passing within inches of brandon peres' left cheek. she s

another disturbing case, allegations of forced captivity and abuse in ohio in ashland about 60 miles southwest of cleveland. according to the fbi, the victim social security is a disabled woman and her young daughter held as house slaves. authorities described what they endured. >> these victims were repeatedly exposeed to subhuman living conditions like frequently being denied meals, access to bathroom visits and punished for toilet triaccidents and punished with pit bulls and pythons. >> pit bulls, sakes, pamela brown learned more, that the victims were forced to eat dog food and were at times starved, all this while the alleged suspect were giving their pet iguana food. charged with forced labor and again, according to pam brown, authorities are looking to make a fourth arrest. the u.s. attorney is calling it a case of modern-day slavery. scott taylor covering this story for our affiliate woio. what are you learning about the case? what is the latest? >> reporter: well right now, they are looking for that fourth suspect as you mentioned your own pam brown reporting that. i do want to explain that invest

ohio. this is south of cleveland in what's described as a modern day slavery.er hostage for two years. investigators say the suspects forced the mother to work around the house and forced them to sleep in a padlocked room on a cement floor. >> suffice it to say, the victims were exposed to subhuman living conditions, frequently denied meals, access to bathroom visits. they were physically punished for toiletry accidents. they were threatened with weapons and vicious animals to include pit bulls and pythons. >> hostage situation came to light after the mother was caught stealing a candy bar from a grocery store and asked to be put in jail. mother and child said to be recovering and doing well. >> police investigating a murder near boston have searched the million dollar home of the star nfl player. detectives spent hours with new england patriots tight end aaron hernandez. they went to his mansion after the body of a 27-year-old man described as an associate of hernandez was found. less than a mile away. hernandez not believed to be a suspect. sources say a car

ohio. we opened in cleveland and i thought, oh, my, we're in multiple cities. what's going on.mbers or handy men are a lot of times some of the top categories. it's hard to out feed them. >> what do you think is a key to creating and running a successful small business? >> understanding what your business idea is going to be and then really sticking to the task at hand. stickering to that original idea. i think a lot of times people can get very distracted. and hire good people. make sure the people you preface this is housing is often the stimulus for recovery and you say you can feel the recovery by the type of work people are doing on their homes. >> that's right. as the recession started back in '08 we watched people shift from doing landscaping and remodeling and fixings faucets and making sure their roof was in repair. now we'll see people start to move into some of the bigger projects again. i think it's going to be a long process but we're starting to see that turn. >> what do you intend to tell people? i once der if people recognize you when you're walking down the str

, just passing showers from time to time, towards d.c., parts of west virginia, around cleveland and columbus, ohioenty of breaks in the sunshine to get up and do stuff with your father. down across the western side of florida, a few showers as well. spotty thunderstorms around the southeast, garden variety thunderstorms. temps warm and humid. into the northern plains, this the one spot we'll see showers, a little more significant in the afternoon, that area of nebraska and kansas, could be seeing a few severe thunderstorms. the beneficial side, especially the western kansas area, incredible drought going on there, so they need some rain. over the next couple of days we might squeeze out two to three inches of rain in a few spot and that's welcome news. out across areas of the west, tons of sunshine and warm temperatures down to the west, l.a. looking great at 74, seattle mostly sunny skies and 76 degrees. although you see a lot of blue on that map there, no big problems for anybody today. we're looking on the bright side for dad. >> looking on the bright side. we like that. >> perfect. >> get to h

. >>> allegations of forced captivity and abuse in ohio, this time in ashland, 60 miles southwest of cleveland. the victims are a disabled woman and her young daughter, held captive for more than two years as house slaves. at a news conference, authorities described what they endured. >> suffice it to say, these victims were exposed to subhuman living conditions, being denied meals, access to bathroom visits. they were punished for toiletry accidents and threatened with pit bulls and pythons. >> pit bulls and snakes and pamela brown has learned the victims were forced to eat dog food. three people have been arrested, charged with forced labor. according to pam brown, authorities are looking to make a fourth arrest. the u.s. attorney is calling it a case of modern day slavery. scott taylor joins me now. scott, what are you learning about the case, what's the latest? >> reporter: right now, they are looking for that fourth suspect, as you mentioned your own pam brown reporting that. i do want to explain that investigators believe, john, this is just flat out slave labor. that's what they were do

ohio. the man who prosecutors say kidnapped three women, imprisoned them and sexually assaulted them inside his cleveland home for about a decade now faces charges. 329 charges, including murder, kidnapping, and rape. a grand jury in ohio today formally indicted aerial castro. according to court papers, two counts of aggravated murder accused castro of, quote: purposely terminating of one of the women's pregnancies. basically he forced their miss -- miscarriages. his attorney has said his client will plead not guilty to any indictment. more americans went back to work last month. that's giving a big boost to our 401(k)'s. labor department adds employers 175,000 jobs in may. more than in april. more than economists were predicting. the unemployment rate did jump a notch to 7.6%. analysts say it's for a good reason, more people are starting to look for work again. investigators apparently like the news quite a lot. the dow shot up more than 200 points. the biggest gain in five months for one session. the snaz damascus jumped 45. the s&p 500 almost 41. peter barnes in washington. great day peter. >> markets