this is clyde ross. take a listen. >> my name is clyde ross. i was born in clarksville, mississippi. i bought this house in 1958. paid $26,000 and the house was $12,000. that means i was overcharged quite a bit. >> we have been cheated out the right to be human beings in a society. we haven't been cheated out of buying homes at a decent price. >> that's -- that's clyde ross. he started down in mississippi and you tell the story of the plunder, just one individual person, the plunder he experienced. tell me that story. it starts with a horse. >> yeah well, it starts with -- clyde ross, let me just say, one of the i think unfortunate things that happens when we have this discussion is there's a focus on poverty as though african-americans were "working class, middle class" have things, not themselves subject of plunder. you see the opposite of that in the case of clyde ross, they had funds, they had cows, they had mules, they had chickens, all of that was taking from them. >> this is back in mississippi. >> back in mississippi in the 1920s and cl

thanks, clyde. thank you. >> do you need the projector? >> okay. >> first off i want to thank you guys for giving me this opportunity to speak about my brother i'm the younger sister of stephan geramo, he consider him my brother and my second dad since my dad passed awai, he took the responsibility of taking care of my brothers myself and especially my mom financially and emotionally. and i know without him he would not have made it through and my brother was a responsible kind hearted and funny and humble man, but one night, steven got shot by a man who is now released out in the streets armed while my brother is dead. and i know whatever you do will not bring my brother's life back, but that will not stop me and all of my families and his friends of getting justice. and my family has been living there in the building for 18 years. and now, we can't even sleep at night, feeling safe because that man is back in his home armed and he is living there with no consequences. and how is it okay, to let the man go with no consequences while my br

. >>> the ap is reporting that embattled cattle rancor clyde bundy is leaving the tea party. >>> michael grimm lashed out in the media in an exclusive interview with politico saying, quote, there's no question i've been vilified by the press since i got here. when asked if he's innocent of the criminal charges he paused for four seconds, reportedly chuckled softly and said, quote, you know, it depends on what you're asking of me. >>> former president underwent knee surgery in chicago this weekend. the surgery was successful adding, quote, he was able to walk and down the stairs just a couple hours after the surgery. >>> senator rand paul spent the afternoon with free eye surgery. paul was an opt moll gist. >>> excerpts have been released from hillary clinton's new book "hard choices." in her author's notes she talked about some other title she is considered for her memoir. >> when i began this book, i considered a number of titles one proposed "it takes a world" a sequel to "it takes a village." my favorite is scrunchy chronicles. >>> the president tested out a basketball catapult and ta

the two met two years earlier shortly before clyde went to prison for robbery.d a string of robberies and jail breaks and the and their gang hit up stores and banks across five states, killing more than a dozen people. eventually cops tracked down the fugitives in louisiana. at first sight police opened fired and ended bonnie and clyde's lives of crime 8 a -- 80 years ago today. >> the dow up 64 points. investors must be feeling good. don't like to leave their money in the market over a long weekend unless things are looking good. i'm in for shepard smith. "your world" is next. >> another scare in the air. just as americans are hitting the airport for the memorial day getaway. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. houston, we have a problem again. two united airlines planes coming within a few hundred feet of each at houston's george bush intercontinental airport. this happened on may 9th. following other close calls last month in new jersey and hawai'i, and those are the ones we know about. with mike tobin at chicago's o'hare airport how fliers are reacting to it

we have a ozen yogurt now called "brownie and clyde." this is bubbles...blossom...hi, blossom. >> so laura left la-la land for the land of laloo's, which is the name of her newest project: goat milk ice cream, the first of its kind on the market. ice cream is just the latest product to be derived from the nutrient-rich and naturally low-in-calorie goat milk. from cheeses to yogurts, goat milk is gaining popularity across california. the golden state has more than 30,000 milking goats, making it tops in the nation, all of which doesn't surprise laura one bit. >> goat milk is much easier to digest. so goat milk ice cream, because it's very pure and there's nothing e@se in it-- it's just 100% goat's milk-- um, is much, much lower in fat. it's very good for your moms. and, you know, i'm eating--well, i have a milkshake every day-- a go milk milkshake made from my ice cream every day, so... ha ha! the baby's very happy. i just wanteto make this for you, tracy, because it's something that is maybe not the most obvious way to serve chocolate ic

it's interesting to me how worked up we get about clyde and bundy and donald sterling for good reasonow worked up we don't get worked up about sterling's housing discrimination or clyde and bundy's squatting on federal land. >> we don't punish actors. we punish the sayers who vocalize something. >> exactly. >> we focus so much on the hole rather than the doughnut. >> the lesson of clyde bundy, the lesson of sterling is racism exists but racism is not acceptable. you can be a racist but you better not let anybody know about it. if they do, you're going to pay a price and you should because society is not going to look the other way and not pretend because you're rich or because you're there or you're a political figure it's not happening. there is a cost to racism and needs to be figured out. >> to gwen's point there wasn't a cost to some of the things the nba observer did when it came to housing and trying to get minorities out of his housing complexes. there wasn't any of that, so it does seem to me that when someone says something so blatantly racist, it's like low-hanging fruit. we

clyde snow is the man who helped identify the remains of nazi war criminal josef mengele, and later, the remains of serial killer john wayne gacy. he also helped identify the 273 victims of the american airlines jet crash near o'hare airport in 1979. in between, he helped gather information on accident victims, and helped police solve numerous violent crimes. snow died friday in oklahoma, of cancer and emphysema... he was 86. a man from the western suburbs faces felony charges, after leading police on a chase that ended in a crash. police say they tried to stop kristian hoddenbach after he was driving a truck through alleys on saturday night. when they approached his truck ... hoddenbach sped off. the chase ended at western and roosevelt where he crashed into another car and a c-t-a bus shelter. two adults and two children were hurt, but they are in good condition. these two men face felony charges after police caught them trying to steal fire hydrants in the gresham neighborhood. it happened in the 85 hundred block of south loomis. when police arrived, ned carradine and russell mack

. >> and these guys that we have here -- >> bonnie & clyde. >> bonnie & clyde.ong island. >> somebody should take both so they're not separated. >> how about this guy who's shredding our cards? >> this little one, oh, my gosh, from a shelter, a little terrier. adorable. rin tin tin. just adorable. >> yes. >> what were you doing before this? >> well, my husband and i started a small community bank, and we grew the company from 15 employees to 1,100. we became the largest community bank in illinois. and then we sold it a year ago. but during the time we were growing our company, we found out about what was happening to animals. and we actually used some of the facilities in our company to do adoption events, to house animals because we just started from scratch. and then we started getting volunteers. and we really realized that you can leverage, you solve problems in a business, you can solve problems in the nonprofit world. and that was really what this is about, solutions. and this is a solvable problem. >> so if people are experiencing problems around the coun

it's a frightening site it's even more frightening for this woman she was working the counter at clyde's liquor store in san jose on may 9th when it was robbedshe didn't want to be identified but says the video is still hard to watch sot "it's very scary" nat from the surveillance video you the robber packing a shotgun as he walks into the store, first he hits a customer, and points the gun in their face then his makes a move to toward the employee sot "he yelled at us, just open the drawer and get the money" nat sot "i opened the drawer then i tried to get away from the gun" "he yelled at us, just open the drawer now!!!" this store clerk say she is very thankful no one was seriously hurt but hopes police can track this dangerous guy down. before someone much worse happens sot "i hope police can find him so people don't have to live in fear" since the robbery they have installed even more surveillance camerasi did check with police,, they say the robber got away in a newer silver toyoda sedan this dramatic video is being watched by a lot of people on our website. it's front and center on

you start your article with one particular figure, clyde ross.is story and why you decided to begin with them. >> mr. ross is really diplomatic much of what is happening to african-americans across the 20th century, and i emphasize 20th century. mr. ross was born in the delta region of mississippi. his family was not -- they were quite prominent farmers. they had their land and possessions taken from them through a scheme around allegedly back taxes and were reduced to sharecropping. in the sharecropping system, there was no assurances over what they might get versus what they actually picked. when i first met mr. ross, the first thing he said to me was he left mississippi for chicago because he was seeking the protection of the law. i did not quite understand what he meant. he said, listen, there were no black judges or prosecutors, no black police -- basically, we had no law. we were outlaws and people could take what they wanted. that was very much his early life. he went to chicago thinking things would be a little different. on the surface,

clyde range of couric he said it started around 213 in the afternoon. last about 50 minutes and faded away. can not do any good. what a vantage point. you see the localized nature of the fall. here was caught to ground lightning. it comes from the town check. going to go here. the plan went right by one of the towering clouds. i am sure there was a little boat. probably some lightning flashing inside of the clouds. we started the day with clouds coming off with the lake. these have washed and the sun shine has emerged. with three days remaining and meteorological spring here. many will be the first month of the past seven to have an above normal temperature. we've not had an above normal month since back in october. that long persistent winter that would not let go is fresher and all of our minds as is the cool spring. may seems to be turning the corner. their little thunderstorms bubbling up downstate. a fascinating little system. now moving very fast. four days it has been sending these thunderstorm clusters through new orleans. huge amounts of rain.

>> well, clyde, i would have to say -- let me see, hosts? to.t host, alec baldwin was a good host, although i didn't know him that well. he had a certain volatility that i find daunting, i understand he has taken care of that in the last few years between now and then and sean penn was probably the most polite host which is ironic. everybody think is he a hot head but sweet guy. as far as cast members go. under the new guys bill hater is a general. on the bronze medal i would have for me to judge this is weird because these guys are geniuses on the comedian. i would say phil hartman and danny aykroyd on the silver eddy murphy greatest performer dana carvy. i was with him for six years he never never did not kill. he was a beast. >> and still is. carvy is still very funny wherever he goes. >> i love him like a brother. man, just to watch that guy destroy was beautiful. >> all right. second question comes from lewis brawr, las vegas. what is it with your opening hand gestures and all of its variance at the start of each miller time? >> well, lewis

year-old republican ross hall a world war ii veteran who boasts of a story of a run-in with bonnie and clydeost his bid for an 18th term. >>> depart immediately, the state department is sending a message to get out of libya. the assault ship carries about 1,000 marines and several helicopters. >>> firearms and booze, the city council in oklahoma city has approved a liquor license for a gun range. that's right, shooting and cocktails all in the same place in the same rules. they have a zero tolerance rule, no shooting after you drink. the only question now? what can possibly go wrong. >>> former president george w. bush is recovering from knee replacement. the operation took place in chicago on saturday and his spokesman said our 43rd president is, quote, doing great. >> let's get down to business. >>> hi. look, mom no hands. google is building driverless cars with no steering wheel, gas pedal or brakes. it relies on software and currently has a top speed of 25 miles per hour. ceo since google plans to put the cars on the streets sometime this year. a new survey finds fewer workers around the

it shows the suspect pointing a shot gun at customers and the clerk at clyde's liquor store on capital and hostetter road. he orders everyone on the ground before striking someone in the face with a weapon. the suspect fled with cash. >>> police are looking for a driver who ran down and killed a man in oakland at 29th and webster. alex savidge is at the scene. hail lex, we're -- alex, we're getting a look at surveillance video that shows the crime? >> reporter: we are. i just saw that video and really, it's disturbing to watch. it shows the driver purposely veering their car into a man who was standing here in the middle of the street last night. this happened on webster near 29th just before 9:30. now this is a still image from that surveillance video that shows a silver car that was involved in this crash speeding away from the scene. oakland police haven't said what type of car this might be but this afternoon, detectives are trying to track down the driver who can be seen aiming their car at a 50-year-old man in the street and then plowing right into him and taking off. the motive

. >> reporter: this bonnie and clyde on the right side of the law works in a pair, like many pickpockets in it for the wrong reasons. those thieves in san diego part of a team. one does the stealing. the others act as a decoy or lookout. >> i love this scene here because it is teamwork of three and each one in this team has a very precise duty, an exact job. >> reporter: and something else. they have props. whether it's a shopping bag deftly placed over a hand or bob's tool of choice, a coat draped over a shoulder, blocking what's really happening with those fast fingers. >> what's going on back here? >> so this man is going to move out here. now, why? because now everyone around who sits there will watch it, cannot see what's going on, including the victim. so if i have this like this, we call it a toreador position. classic. >> reporter: keep an eye on the cell phone on the table. now you see it. now you don't. >> do you notice anything missing? >> food. >> do you want to call me and talk about it? >> you want to talk to me about it? >> your phone. >> oh, my phone. >> you didn't even r

my daddy about it again scott's older teen unemployment are being held across the clyde be thinking in athens on the swing set of the reports now from the greek capital. thousands gathered to hear and sense the country's main private sector sector unions on hold demonstrations and strikes across the country are simply expressing what they don't like about the state of the market right now it needs to know that even though we suspect great strides in improving the squad to happen said the country's skills and a massage. in some cases that's where we are trying to change or society were not going to lie what is happening to continue. enough is enough we're not going to tolerate this the new ross keenan governments to read thus the job cuts so that people can meet and to what we want them to stop redundancies and that the cuts we want a respectable salary. want to get the people in the air and the like. many people are the in the country. at times the city to the top of it. we are no worst country in europe in terms of employment one and two young people don't work. there's a significant

the editor, clyde goodman is on trial for hacking.said he eavesdropped on voicemails of prince william 35 times and prince harry nine times. goodman work for the now defunct news of the world newspaper. >>> after almost six months one of san francisco's most visible landmarks reopened to the public today. a dixieland jazz band was on hand for ceremonies this afternoon at coit tower and you see there and actress appeared as lillie hitchcock koi, the eccentric san franciscan who left the city money used to build the tower 1933. the $1.7 million renovation focused on restoring these depression era murals the separate the inside of the building. >> building. >> it is a reminder of the great, great depression, but also the faces of diversity throughout our world and the west coast and san francisco. we need to deliver those stories over and over again as part of the history of the city. >> the 81-year-old tower offers panoramic views of the bay from its observation area. >>> san francisco giants were smashing even slashing success today pc

>> this is like bonnie & clyde. donald sterling has been acting as clyde.view he gave anderson cooper where he was delirious. he's been setting the table for shelly sterling to claim he's mentally incapacitated. she's not even authorized to make this deal. she's making her own rules now and saying the trust says that i can sell the team if donald isi. the two documents are at odds. if i'm the nba commissioner and if i'm the nba board of governors, i'm not authorizing this deal until donald sterling is fully onboard or else it's going to be a mess. it's going to be undone later on. >> it makes you wondering what's happening behind the scenes. i want to read this from shelly sterling's lawyers press release just this morning. it says that she has signed a binding contract for the sale of the clippers and was acting under her authority as the sole trustee of the sterling family trust which owns the clippers. is that a lie that she's now the sole trustee? >> you know, who knows. at this point we don't have the trust documents. you're talking about a couple that

surveillance shows the suspect barging into clyde's liquors on north capitol avenue on may 9. he bashed a man in the head with a shotgun and forced customers to the floor. then he demands cash from the clerk before taking off. police are hoping the surveillance video leads to a suspect. >>> tears and new details about a woman who says she was kidnapped 10 years ago and forced to marry her abductor. >> all the time. all the time i cry for her for -- more for my mom and my sister. [ indiscernible ] all the time i couldn't do it. i was very afraid about everything because i was alone. >> but tonight, the suspect's lawyer claims her stories are lies because the couple was breaking up. cbs reporter david begnaud on the two very different explanations. >> reporter: the lawyer for isidro garcia denies his client kidnapped his former live-in girlfriend's 15-year-old daughter and held her for a decade. >> there's a whole myriad of possible reasons why she is making this up. >> reporter: police say the 41- year-old suspect threatened to have the victim's family deported if she ran away.

the robbery happened at clyde's liquor on north capitol avenue may 9. andria borba reports the robber fled in a silver toyota that had a yellow and black paper license plate. [ screaming and cursing ] >> reporter: the robber starts with the "f" word and it gets worse. with the butt of a shotgun bashed into a man's face and customers forced to the ground. >> now! now!! >> reporter: with hoodie up and shotgun shouldered, the suspect demands cash from the clerk, goes to the back of the store and then again to the front. >> put up the [ censored ] money! put up the [ censored ] money! >> reporter: and drops "f" bomb after "f" bomb at the clerk until the register is unloaded and makes a run for it. andria borba, kpix 5. >>> southern california woman is free 10 years after she was kidnapped as a teenager. stacey butler reports, police say kidnapper forced her to marry him and then have his child. >> something is not right here. >> reporter: neighbors in this bell gardens apartment complex are shocked when this man was accused of holding a woman captive for a

it's a frightening site >>it's even more frightening for this woman she was working the counter at clyde's liquor store in san jose on may 9th when it was robbedshe didn't want to be identified but says the video is still hard to watch >>"it's very scary" >> reporter:from the surveillance video you the robber packing a shotgun as he walks into the store, first he hits a customer, and points the gun in their face then his makes a move to toward the employee >>"he yelled at us, just open the drawer and get the money" nat >>"i opened the drawer then i tried to get away from the gun" >>"he yelled at us, just open the drawer now!!!" >> reporter:this store clerk say she is very thankful no one was seriously hurt but hopes police can track this dangerous guy down. before someone much worse happens >>"i hope police can find him so people don't have to live in fear" >> reporter:since the robbery they have installed even more surveillance camerasi did check with police,, they say the robber got away in a newer silver toyoda sedan >> reporter:this terrifying video is being watched over and over on ou

you can see him enter clyde's liquors. he forced everyone onto the ground before demanding money. today, members of the community came together to announce the reward >> we want to send a message that this is not something we tolerate >> we have a police department that has been depleted bad guys are trying to take advantage of that so we need help. >> san jose police department has less than a thousand officers, that is down from 1400 back in 2008 when the city began a series of budget cuts. >> details about the bart extension just coming to light. remains found in october, 2012 and april, 2013 near the great mall in mid peedas. according to the va, other items were found, including tools made of stone and bone. >> cal fire crews mopping up a small grass fire in napa. this is video that broke out about two hours ago. you can see came close to homes there. fire crews put a line around them. so far no word on what caused that fire. >> the secretary of veterans affairs general eric shinseki stepped down today. >> a report out this weekend found many patients have been unable to get

clyde watkins, old story going on for years. fundamental reform to fix.ia won't cover a story that long. >> it has been an old story that has been covered a little bit, and i don't know if the media will continue to cover it but any little bit helps. >> like to see the media suspend the a.d.d. and stick with this for a very lock time. >> brian williams took a secret trip to russia to interview edward snowden, the nsa leaker who some people consider a traitor. >> a lot of people who say you have badly damaged your country. have you performed, as you say, a public service? >> here's the back story. the interview was arranged by glen greenwald who won a pulitzer and who has written a book and will be interviewed. nbc signed a, quote, collaboration agreement" with first look media. it was williams' nbc colleague david gregory who asked greenwald last june whether he should be charged with a crime for working with snowden. when greenberg returned for a "meet the press" rematch gregory didn't interview him, that was left to a reporter. we'll find out in a prime

here alongside the cells and newspaper headlines about bonny and clyde sits the electric chair. the museum's director is jim willett. >> we passed the 500th number of doing lethal injections in the stat of texas. we have never had a problem. i'm going to assume we'll know what we are doing and operate the same which. >> reporter: willett supervised 89 executions. >> i didn't like dealing with them. i tried to do it, my part in it the best that i could. it's the unusualness of it all. you have a fellow laying on a gurney that is perfectly healthy. in a little bit that fellow will be dead. >> reporter: willett is not the only former texas official who is reflecting back on his days enforcing the death penalty. >> reporter: would you say that now you are softer on the death penalty than you were when you were governor? >> i think i'm wiser. >> mark was governor in 1983. he served five years as the attorney-general. >> are you convinced that incident people have been put it death in texas? >> yes. if you do it the way we do it now, you ought to abolish it. >> reporter: white strongl

the owner drives and makes sure it is up-to-date on inspection and nicknamed it clyde.had a horse growing up lincoln countyinent. my mother had 150,000. nsergeant bergdahl is en route to the medical center in germany. he endowered five years of captivity by the taliban. and that is a short time ago. bergdahl joined the president in the white house. >> and phil michels is under investigation. the fbi and fcc is looking into trades that michelson made in clorox the same time icon was taking over the company. michelson insists he has done nothing wrong. i am julie bandaras. thanks for watching everyone. huckabee starts right now. >> tonight on huckabee. it is not limited to a few va facilities and totally unacceptable. and with consider regret i accepted. >> are veterans better off now. jeff miller joins the governor tonight. and hillary clinton rips republicans saying they keep harping on benghazi for political gain. mike on the house responds. >> plus, many college campuses it is liberals trying to impress conservative

. >> this is video of the may 9th robbery at clyde's liquors. man armed with a shotgun as you saw there actually hits the customer, orders employees to the floor and gets away in a silver toyota. silicon valley crime stoppers is offering a $1,000 reward. 408-947-stop is the number to call. you can remain anonymous. >>> it's happened again at a bay area high school. a standardized test for college credit tossed out because of a mistake by educators. now through no fault of their own, a bunch of kids have to take the test again. leann melendez has the story. >> 160 so far. that was just last night. >> reporter: barry is expressing his anger on this facebook page, a place for him and others to vent after their a.p. tests were thrown out. >> most of us studied hard. we didn't want to spend more time thinking about it now we're asked to do it again. >> reporter: students were given this letter notifying them that the educational testing services found irregularities in two classrooms where the tests were given. instead of students seated five feet ap

. -- clyde's says. as you can see in this video, the robber is holding a shotgun as he walks into the store first he is a customer of points the gun and their face that makes a move toward the employee. the robber got away with an undisclosed amount of money. the store clerk said she is very thankful no one was seriously hurt ahold police can track this dangerous suspect before something much worse happens. this weekend closures will be the first of three closures for the summer. the next call is cancelled for july for the weekend and caltran to shut down the north bound lanes over labor day weekend roof police said the robber got away in a new silver toyota sedan. rican ally memorial held in san leandro last night for me to year- old girl killed by an amtrak train carri. brittney silva was struck and killed by tran on monday while she was walking on some tracks near home. "brittney her headphones on and did not hear the train coming before it struck her. for the 150 people showed up in san leandro high

they are making part two of "bonnie and clyde" with this skit.ing hammaham a homage to where they came from and where they are as a couple. >> it's romantic to me of people shooting at each other. >> beyonce stripped down in the hotel room. >> nischelle turner, thank you so much. we're back in a minute. [ male announcer ] celebrate every win with nicoderm cq, the unique patch with time release smartcontrol technology that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. help prevent your cravings with nicoderm cq. >>> looking at our top stories at 58 minutes past. former executive editor jill abramson just wrapped up her commencement address from wake forest university and she jokingly referred to her firing "the new york times" many times. we'll get into specifics in the next hour of "newsroom." >>> the department of justice fired criminal charges against five chinese military officials accused of cyberspying. the officials are accused of stealing trade secrets from a number of u.s. companies. eric holder will talk about the charges live at the top

this robbery is still on the minds of many employees here at clyde's liquor store.near 680 and hostetter. this all happened at 10:30 in the morning. you can see even at this time, this strip mall, there's a lot of cars here. there's a lot of people around but that didn't matter to the thief. he stormed vie rently in -- violently in, started to yell and the employees here hope he's caught. >> everybody back. now! open the [bleep] register now! now! now! >> reporter: the surveillance video shows a man in a dark- hooded sweatshirt and sunglasses walk into the liquor store with a shot gun. he yells at ve to get on the ground -- at everybody to get on the ground and strikes a customer in the face with his dpun knocking him to the floor -- gun knocking him to the floor. the robber ends up ranking the cash and running out of the store. we spoke to the cashier, who department want to be identified. she said she feared for her life. >> then he yelled at us, open the drawer, get the money out. it's possible if he mad, he mad at me. >> everybody back up. back up! >> reporter:

and also, we are keeping track of kathleen clyde who has been out spoke een for women's reproductive and we go to the other side, and we are looking at clarence mingo who has served as the auditor for the second largest county, a and she only african-american delegate at the national republican convention, and rounding out the list, cliff rosenberger, and he is currently serving the second term for the district, and some say he is the top contender to be the state's speaker of the house. this that is it for this week's packed edition of "the daily rundown." up next is chris jansing. diversifying. dip! you got our attention. we did? of course. you're type e* well, i have been researching retirement strategies. well that's what type e*s do. welcome home. taking control of your retirement? e*trade gives you the tools and resources to get it right. are you type e*? because you can't beat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. frequent h

it features the couple as a modern day bonnie and clyde, robbing banks and running from the law. >> thisnot a movie coming out anywhere. i guess it is not so interesting they would put it all together. they have boat loads of money and can do whatever they want. >> yeah, they can. going to be a movie someday before it's over. >> wow, she's on fire, this woman. i see more and more of this woman's body promoting this tour than i think anybody ever has. >> not that anyone is complaining. >> nobody's complaining. moving on to drama on "dancing with the stars" and it comes before the two-night finale starts. >> bad news for the team of candace cameron bure and mark ballas. while rehearsing yesterday, mark's shoulder popped out and he had to be treated at the hospital but has been released. >> he suffered a similar injury on the show seven years ago. in case he can't dance tonight another pro is learning the routine and would take his place. hope he gets better. >>> finally, can we blow out candles, diana? >> i think it is time to blow out the candles. celebrating birthdays today, rebecca hall

. >> we show you this video of the may 9th robbery at clyde's liquors. he orders employees to the floor and gets way way in a toyota. crime stoppers is offering $1,000 for information that leads to an arrest. you can call this number and you can remain anonymous. >> a coalition of medical marijuana dispensaries in san jose is hoping an offer of free or discounted pot will get out the vote for tuesday's primaries. they have also put out a list of candidates they support. sergio quintana has details. >> medical marijuana dispensaries are hoping the offer of discounted pot to members and some places free got to users to get out the vote on primary day. >> the people have been leaving the city have been trying to close clubs versus proposerly to regulate them and allowing them to operate without impacting their community. >> at the cannabis club they are also passing out orange flyers with a list of preferred candidates. >> we found them cannabis friendly or in some cases they are the best option we >> some say they didn't seek the endorsements but said san

also should mention that we got a few folks here as part of the 10th mountain division. [ cheering ] clydewe got the 455th air wing in the house. [ cheers and applause ] the task force mule skinners. [ cheers and applause ] task force thunder. [ applause ] task force rugged. >> yeah! >> ha ha ha. to all of ya, i'm here on a single mission and is to thank you for your extraordinary service. i thank you as our -- your commander in chief because you inspire me. your willingness to serve, to step forward at a time of war and say "send me" is the reason the united states stays strong and free. of all the honors that i have as serving as president, nothing matches serving as your commander in chief. but i'm also here representing 300 million americans who want to say thank you as well. and i know sometimes, when you're over here, away from home, away from family, you may not truly absorb how much the folks back home are thinking about you. but i just want you to know when it comes to supporting and you your families, the american people stand united. we support you. we are proud of you. we stand

police say on may 9th the man armed with a shotgun entered clyde liquors. one person is hit in the face and knocked to the ground and the man took off in a get away car. this morning crimestoppers will announce how much cash it will offer for information leading to an arrest and a conviction. >>> 5:06 right now. it is going to be a wonderful weekend. meteorologist christina loren joins us with a look. good morning. >> good morning. happy friday, everybody. a lot happening across the bay area. look at some of those events coming up. if you have not yet made those weekend plans, one of the weekends you can take your pick and comfortable conditions all across the bay area. outdoors looking really good. right now temperatures mostly in the 40s and 50s and cooler start out there this morning with plenty of morning clouds to go around. they span inland and our natural ac and temps will drop by about ten degrees today as the low clouds cling to the coastline and that cool ocean air comes all the way inland and tonight you want to open up your windows right around

the robberies happened may 9 at clyde's liquors on north capitol avenue. kpix 5's andria borba reports, the robber took off in a silver toyota that had a yellow and black paper license plate. >> get down, now! >> reporter: the robber starts cursing and it gets worse. with the butt of a shotgun bashed into a man's face, customers were forced to the ground. >> now! now! >> reporter: with hoodie up and shotgun shouldered, the suspect demands cash from the clerk, goes to the back of the store and then again to the front. >> put up the [ censored ] money! put up the [ censored ] money! >> reporter: and drops "f" bomb after "f" bomb at the clerk until the register is unloaded. [ screaming and cursing ] >> reporter: and makes a run for it. andria borba, kpix 5. >> the robber took off in a toyota camry waiting outside. police say he is still on the loose. >>> the gloves are off in a heated race for state senate. some surveillance video here. former assemblywoman mary hayashi shoplifting released by her fellow democrat opponent bob wieckowski. the election is two w

more of a situation what can we do in the status quo to make sure we put an end to don sterling or clydedy or anybody like that call them out. homophobia, sexism, racism, point it out and show it's there to overcome it it i think that's the key here, bill. >> but who is in charge of telling everybody what, for example, sexism is? who is in charge of homophobe i can't. if you oppose gay marriage on theological grounds, you are a homophobe, you are anti-gay bigot. that's what we are havingyou muf this social vigilantism that's being called for. >> listen, bill, i hear you and i agree. i think social vigilantism isn't the way we do it. if you take a book from the pages of history in the early 1960's when television started to become populated in every single home, you saw african-americans get attacked by dogs and fire hoses. that's what rallied people to call it out. and we had a societal shift. and that is this time around. societal shift. job of society to determine what the norms are racism and homophobia and sexism aren't norms. >> bull conner fascist in the 60's was a visual fact. a l

i mean this as one step away from endorsing clyde and bundy. we saw what happened to everyone who associated themselves with bundy and how they had to go diving away from the grenade. rand paul has dodged that kind of moment. rand paul is tied with george bush for the lead in the latest poll. tied at 13% but at the top. rand paul is cultivating the power base including the most powerful man in conservative is some. rand paul and his candidate have lost. today gave an entire speech in a republican baseball uniform that is endorsing tom. it is time for the side to unite to defeat the democrats who cast the deciding vote for obama care. i look forward to working with him in the senate. senator paul, you will remember that great with your kind of guy. joining me schrock and you guys are supporting is kay hagan in that race. >> sure are. >> here's the latest polling we have in the head-to-head matchup, thom tillis and kay hagan, 43-43. it's going to be a very closely fought battle. how do you see the dynamics of the race playing out? >> this race ju

that are really happened at clyde liquor store on may 9th. nobody was hurt police say that he left in a silver toyota sedan. >>: the police shooting sparks and was a what led to this open fire. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves around you a combat we continue to modernize by here interstate 680 in the southbound direction or the right lane the shutdown currently the gravel is spell is cleaned up by a sweeper that's on the scene. take a look of the backup here reaches all the way to the 68580 interchange. they're hoping that they should have always open shortly. >>: of salinas police shot a man dead and that sparked a riot in the street the scene is clear this morning but this h

accompanied by feday.n from the national association of state directions of the veteran affairs, we have clyde. from the government haventability office, we debra draper. finally, joining us today, senior research fellow. thank you for being here. mr. griffin, you may begin. >> mr. chairman, members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to provide testimony at this hearing. i would like to provide an overview of our ongoing review at the unix health care center. the aig has assembled a multidisciplinary team, comprised of auditors, health care inspectors, board-certified -- to address these allegations. our team toted focus on two questions. where the facilities electronic waitlist or parsley amended the names of veterans waiting for care, and if so, at whose direction. number two, whether the depths ofany of these -- the deaths any of these veterans were related to delaying care. this, we the bottom of have an exhaustive review underway that includes seven parts. number one, interviewing staff with knowledge of patient scheduling practices and schedulingncluding clerks, supervisors,

but jal lightning may be a concern today, for the high humidity and lower temperatures will nicosia clyde at today's high woke pretty much depend on cloud covering the sun. traffic is still quite slow as jagged as of 689 is a 48 minute commute time to walnut creek. coming out of oakland and the southbound direction and was bound shifted that the delay to 880 southbound now-time 70 minutes to the corridor, now looking at might bet less time at 28085, is sent to the almaden valley all of the cupertino one of the slower drivers from at highway 85. bay bridge the backup is ending free earlier. directed san mateo bridge because of the accident 92 westbound is back to and has backed of all the traffic into a work in the breeze is moving better why, to give to entry into the voting gave rich is free on both directions. mcdonnell's new ambassador has been receiving negative reviews . and here's a live look outside.richmond san rafael bridge fights through the finals of the michelson goes to the nueva school in hillsborough. finished in the top ten. for balanced and healthy eating have you seen th