cobb's own action taking out her phone and filming the scene isn't exactly safe either.ls confident she's in control. >> i had the camera here and aimed toward the truck in the lane. but i was still watching the road in front of me. all i intended to do was get the logo on the video. i got more than i bargained for. >> then cobb sees a two by four from the side of the road come at here. >> i saw him hit it and it was like slow motion. i thought it's not going to hit me. >> but in a split second it does. >> the impact was amazing. amazing. it sounded like a gun shot. and then the echo which i don't know if it was real or in my mind. but it was deafening. i know that. >> the two by four hits the front hood of the van leaving a long dent, burst through the glass, and smacked into the front dash. >> it hit right here. and that's what pushed it just far enough away that it missed me. >> there was not an inch between where it hit and my arm. >> when the wood punches through the window, glass flies everywhere. >> there were glass shards in my girl's car seat. i remember watchin

go in -- >> this time, the on-duty psychiatrist has managed to convince the inmate to let captain cobbshim from the cell. now he can receive his much-needed medication. >> hospital staff now face the unpleasant task of cleaning the inmate's feces-smeared cell. >> put him in the room. do we have an open room? >> which room? >> put him in cell 4. >> i'm a psychiatrist. i can't see you. >> across the hall, the psychiatrist is attempting to persuade another inmate to cooperate with medical staff. >> we need to come in and give you some medication. >> no, i'm not taking no medication and you ain't coming in! >> medical staff are now left with no choice than to hand over the situation to the prison security staff. >> i'm captain cobbs. i'm the custody operations captain. >> the inmate is refusing to remove the mattress, which is blocking his cell door and security staff fear that he may be planning to use his metal food tray as a weapon. >> i'm going to give you one more opportunity to comply with staff instructions. i want you to take the coverings down, turn around and submit to mechanical

cobb cobb gets a 10-year contract for $104 million from the pens. $104 million not bad. that's it.is hot today and going to be hot the next seven days. >> it is going to stay hot through the next week, through the fourth of july, which is wednesday and wetter. we have a drought going, but we are going to get the clusters of storms day after day to erupt. one point of our viewing area or another. average rainfall is two inches. individual forecasts off the various models we look at put down anywhere from 1.10 to as much as 5.99 inches. one moderate el even kicked out that much. these be spaced out nicely. the orange is where the heed indexes will be in the 100's tomorrow. this is the forecast on saturday, and look at sun, the way the heed are surges back into the area. here is a closer look at how temperatures tomorrow will lay out. cooling along the lake. same thing on saturday. 90's inland and 80's around the lake. sunday, same thing. this is kind of like a rubber stamp forecast, only you can run it through this weekend. there are the heed indexes tomorrow. there is the ring of fa

. >> busted out the dressing room cobb door and got in his face and got him off me and i punched him across the face. until he went down. >> the police charged the 21-year-old peeping tom with voyeurism and criminal conduct. >> he had done this at numerous times. >> then there's more bizarre. last year a kouz man busted for using a camera hidden inside his shoe to videotape up women's skirts. ten different women violated. the suspect getting two years in jail. >> not the best view of a woman and certainly is very disgusting. >> and back at that first cell phone peeping tom we showed you at the michigan target this week? a group of women shoppers who caught on chased him out of the store and called 9-1-1. he is now under arrest. >> john mueller, abc news. >> ama: in san diego county a teen got his arm snuck a vending machine while trying to steal ad so damp. the 17-year-old received inside the machine and couldn't get hit arm out. a trolley rider saw he was trapped, called for help. police, firefighters, and paramedics arrived on scene. >> initially we thought if we could get member t

did in maryland and how it affected the course of the war and today the national parks service and cobb servation association brought them together ats u.s. navy auditorium in northwest and they talked about their intelligence work and gathering information about nazi technology. >> and in every theater across the globe and they made a difference for the outcome. >> the national park service is asking congress to help serisk historic sites like camp richie. >>> microsoft readies for a big tech battle. the rumor mill is turning. the software giant dropped the bomb shell. >>> and a poor duckling mistakes a young man for his mom. the fluffy duck frantically chases the man in the park and the man starts running, the duck trying to -- tries to keep up. up.  [ male announcer ] knowing your customers is important to any successful business. which is why at wells fargo, we work with you to get to know the unique aspects of your business. we can recommend financial solutions that can work for you that have helped millions of business owners save time, reduce expenses,

. >> their messages from on high of this cobb fifth, the republican jon casey has been selling his arrivalcord year for a vice- president of the ohio voters believe the country is on the wrong track. almost all same percentage as in iowa where it is down to 541 as the harry of pessimism about the economy aside. for the republican governors fled site. if at talks about violence spending, not who if how much the president is looking to worth a gallon and i did. >> a similar situation in virginia where kahane is down from on high of six horses of last year to 5 1/6 percent now. the romney advertisement in virginia talks about offshore drilling. bethesda that la nina will reverse offshore drilling and create thousands of a job as. >> somehow the fattest say the wrong investors can go hand if it from publishing governors to our reporting lower other half of it. >> it is a was to cut off. in soho on are doing well and we hoisted above all closed are seeking when approach to raise that the international level. >>vicki: this is the first on the rodney king himself out of it advertises in good seed

only two career politicians rise to the rank of major general, howell cobb, almost as fat as winfield scott, he has permanent shadows on his shoes, he can't get out of them, so he never commands in the field. [ laughter ] and the other is, so he winds up commanding things like conscription of the draft in georgia and the other is john c. breckenridge who turns out to be a decent division commander but not given too much responsibility until he's already demonstrated himself. the confederacy doesn't have as many of these enclaves to please, though there are still plenty of them and virtually every tole tigs politician in t confederacy thought he ought to be a general. lincoln in order to hold the coalition together he's got no choice but to make generals out of people who have no business being generals. >> before we go back to the generals i want to spend a few minutes talking about the common soldier, because you've both written so many important things about each of these commanders' relationships with the common soldier, which was important, and i'd like you each to address how the

it is an honor for me to welcome and host reverend ron mccrary of cobb county, georgia. i thank the chair for the time. mrs. boxer: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from california is recognized. mrs. boxer: i call up amendment 2456. the clerk: mrs. boxer proposes amendment 2456. the presiding officer: there are two minutes of debate equally divided. the senator from california. mrs. boxer: mr. president, senator johanns has an amendment which would stop the e.p.a. from ever using any kind of airplanes, manned small planes -- that's all though use -- to check on a serious pollution spill. i want to say, this is about life and death here, and i hope the senate will support the boxer amendment and vote "no" on the johanns amendment because the boxer amendment says the e.p.a. can only use these overflights if it has to do with protecting health and safety, and if it's been approved by the state. this pollution can cause serious illness, and they want to make sure that they can track the plume. you've heard of things like cryptosporidium, e. coli, girdia. th

new apps and web sites that connects your friends in new ways or, to strangers with cobb and hobbies or interests. >> from our perspective is anything that allows you to tap into your network whether it is direct war a few degrees away >> 5-10 years ago we were all about social networking. facebook is the world's social network. now we're asking what is life after a facebook. i think the answer is social discovery. facebook is great for keeping in touch with people you already know but how do you break the of mess. this is not a real category. businesses are trying to ease the drought how to incorporate social discovery. >> if i'm picking up a new hobby, it is very easy for me to think which of my friend hikes? that is something no one on line does really well. >> tagged as the example of an up-and-coming social discovery startup. >> we have over 300 million people of this site review committee for dating, playing social games where people that should your it interests and hobbies hot when to quit >> we learn your interests and try to deliver you more articles that a special for you.

maurice cobbs is working on a new chipoltle. >> he has a enough drugs. for the government to make money off of drugs, to me, that's sending a bad message. >> owner of the takoma wellness center, she's doing this because both of her parents died from excruciating illnesses and their pain may have been eased by medical marijuana. but it will be interesting to see how the feds react to the legal pot. one former drug guard says marijuana makes you stupid and lazy and it is the most dangerous drug because so many people think it's not very dangerous. lesli. >> why did the culpeper cop who is now charged with murder face a significant punishment for a previous incident of excessive force? officer daniel harmon wright is free on bond and peggy fox has been investigating this case from the start. she brings us the latest. >> just four months before culpeper police officer, daniel harmon-wright shot and killed patricia cook. the officer used excessive force on the wilson family. >> came out of my room. i had his gun in my face. it was scary. >> harmon wright was

with me, peter edleman, kathleen jamison, alicia mendez and giuliani cobb.ng, i could not sleep, really couldn't sleep as i was reading your book. i think what i found so fascinating about this was the history of how we got to having a program for food stance. it's tv, but give me the briefest version of what that history is. >> the start is when the campaign went down to mississippi in 1967 and it was my privilege to go with him at the staff person and i met my wife on that trip, too. so, it's pretty important for me. but we saw, it was just shocking. we saw children there who had swollen bellies, who had sores on their arms and legs. it was like a third or fourth world country. unbelievable in the united states of america. doctors went down and examined kids after that, found pernicious anemia, unbelievable. >> in the middle of the 20th century in the united states of america. >> the important thing at the end of the story, we found people with literally no income. that's the long story in changes of the agricultural economy and trying to drive people out

corn on the cobb and sweet potato o. city officials hope the company move bus line will help revitalize mid market area. sounds a little better than our vending machine doesn't it. >> we have roof top, too. tl tar and gravel. >> wait a minute. what is going on here. >> if let's get a petition. >> we have more nice warm temperatures tomorrow. >> indeed. may cool down a little bit near the coast and around the bay. inland areas will sizzle once again. live view from the high definition east bay hills camera. looking at the western sky just beautiful aglow. half hour or more after sunset. beautiful evening around the bay area. mild 1. let's look at live doppler 7 hd. no rainfall in the area. we have some low clouds well offshore. may have a spot or 2 of low clouds touching the coast line overnight. but for the most part it's clear. right now we look at still warm conditions at 76 in san rafael. 77 at concord. 83 degrees at this hour at antioch. 60's to about 70 right around the bay. the highlights are these. warm to hot aga

we turned to our pros to help one viewer in need of a lifestyle change. 33-year-old jennifer cobb ising, single mom with two ages kids 6 and 7. divorced four years ago, she has been struggling to turn her life around. >> it's really been a whole-hearted effort for my children. because, you know, they're just the joys of my life. and i want to make sure that they have everything, so i put, you know, myself on the back burner. >> reporter: but putting herself on the back burner has left her feeling alone and underconfident. >> been a long road learning to be independent. i just haven't gotten back out there. i do miss companionship completely. >> reporter: so we wanted to give jennifer a nudge and surprise her with a professionals pick me up. the professionals are here. >> hi. >> how are you? >> oh, my gosh, hi. >> first dr. nancy sat down with her to get a handle on her health, something jennifer acknowledges she's been neglecting for years. >> let's start with the basics. i'm a big believe that people should know their numbers like blood pressure. this is going to get tight on you fo

. >>> in colorado, firefigers are trying to contain a wild fa fire cobb suming 200 square miles and it could take at least three more weeks before contained. >>> in minnesota, floodwater left a path of destruction through duluth. people areurning home to devastation and loss. that includes saying goobye to those homes badly damaged by the floodin flooding. >> we have to topple it into the hole because we can't save it. >> it's a good little building. i wish my granddaughter could have enjoyed it as much as my dauger did. >> let's get back to tropical storm debby. bonnie schneider is in our meteorologist center this mornin morning. >> randi, right now, we are king quite a bit of extreme weather. let's look at the tropical threat. morgan city further to the west. you can see new orleans is not in the tropical storm warnings. we are expecting tropical storm force winds within the next 24 hours across much of this region, meaning winds as strong as 39 miles an hour. let's take a closer look at debby, where the storm is right now. you can see a lot of the convection is impacting florida at

we have our car bomb which is a take off the signature cobb salad filled with chicken, bacon, scallions, bleu cheese. tomato. very delicious. a new item as well as our chili, which is a traditional mexican item. that we've brought on to our menu. at brunch time and it's -- corn tortillas, a little bit of avocado, fresh two fried eggs on the top. with a fire roasted salsa that is sauteed in. and then finish audiotape down there we have the new -- off down there we have the new whole wheat pecan pancakes which is a great item for people that want pan takes a little bit. >> is that a very different brunch for father's day then you prepare normally for mother's day? >> it is a new then rue for it. -- menu for us. it will be served every saturday and sunday moving forward but what better day than father's day? >> we thank you for sharing those tips and glad you're there and not tempting us in person here. have a happy father's day. >> i have a monkey bread that's coming back to the studio for you. >> uh-oh. all right. seth thank you and have a wonderful sunday. lots of business. jess? >>> i

anyone with information is asked cobb was a police department. >>haaziq: here in the national watch, the city attorney talks about the impact of winning a court battle that will shut down will a lodge in the economy in it down for one year >> if you run a business in oakland, did not run a business that caters to prostitution. >> in san francisco, city college has an annual deficit of 14 million. the board of trustees is discussing possibly closing certain campuses to save money. among the possible targets, the downtown campus, the civic center campus, the sfo campus and the the one at fort mason. no decisions until the fall. >>jaqueline: temperatures in the '90s. in the north bay temperatures were also in the '90s. upper 80s in the south bay. that is all going to change come tomorrow. the inland valleys will see a little bit of cooling the market in. in the '80s in our inland valleys. it will be a little bit cooler for the east bay stores. upper 60s and low 70's, also cooler along the coastline. temperatures are 60 degrees in ocean beach, 63 in

national geographic, wild kingdom, watching lions and tigers raise their cubs, what i get from it is cobb finally opens its eyes and allowed to start moving to little bit away from mom and out of the then. goes so far. the code is given a box to do things and if she steps outside the box at the wrong age than grabbed behind the neck or hit upside the head with the claw and back in and as the cub grows and gained experience goes a little further. me your uncles or cousins or your daddy out there somewhere. he was a lot and make some lawyers but he doesn't do much. he is just around. the point is that i watch this and 2 years old, they set out on their own. what happened in that two year period? learned the importance of their siblings and cousins and females and the fried and the role of the male of the pride. they passed on to them a thousand generations of what it is to be a lion and how do we think -- how can we imagine that we don't have the same requirement to pass on all the experience we have as human beings to our children? there are too many children in america who are not having

a woman named sharon cobb, the pediatric nurse practitioner, there was a syringe in malcolm's mouth., put down your life with your child. >> malcolm was already dead. gloria was dying. i held her in my arms. i kept on sobbing, i love you so much. i love you so much. i love you so much. as if the force of my love could somehow make things better for her and she knew how sorry i was that she was in that situation and she, i felt her spirit leaving her body in my arms. and that point in time the world was just black. it was just dark. there was nothing. >>> seven miles away on the jungle airstrip it takes another 20 hours before rescue and recovery come to the dead, wounded and stranded from the attack on congressman ryan's mission. >> when they did airlift us out around 1:00 in the afternoon, 2:00, there was a u.s. medevac plane waiting for us. when they took me and lifted me into that plane, i felt like i had just been wrapped in the american flag. i was very close to death. and they saved me. >> of the five people killed on the airstrip, patricia parks is the only defecting temple me

and i think, you know, irene of the response to irene spans in -- stands in cobb trast to katrina. this was not just democratic mayors or or democratic may years. republican governors, chris christie new jersey, which is on the eastern shore and was badly affected by irene, everybody was pleased with the government response. i think we have learned a lot. things are being done more effectively and this is one area where there is not partisanship. >> michael greenberger talk about the personal role in preparing for disasters. here is a tweet -- people need to be prepared for three to five days on their own. guest: when there is a threatened a hurricane, there are many observers of the hurricane center in fema. the public is aware of the dangers of the hurricane as it is coming up. i think people have to take that very seriously. there is something called the watch which says there may be a hurricane. you have 48 hours to get ready. there is a warning which is about 36 hours. that suggests that you will be hit by the hurricane and you should prepare. then the there are more dire evac

we turned to our pros to help one viewer in need of a lifestyle change. 33-year-old jennifer cobb isalone and underconfident. >> been a long road learning to be independent. i just haven't gotten back out there. i do miss companionship completely. >> reporter: so we wanted to give jennifer a nudge and surprise her with a professionals pick me up. the professionals are here. >> hi. >> how are you? >> oh, my gosh, hi. >> first dr. nancy sat down with her to get a handle on her health, something jennifer acknowledges she's been neglecting for years. >> let's start with the basics. i'm a big believe that people should know their numbers like blood pressure. this is going to get tight on you for a second. listen to your heart for a second. okay? now i just want to see a pulse. one other number. this one -- >> oh, please. >> i'm going to measure your waist. >> oh, boy. >> nice thing is no high blood pressure. pulse is great. yes, your waist could lose a few inches. but this is actually the beginning of a new beginning. i say to women, putting yourself first is not selfish, it's self-preser

john cobb on eric holder to resign for the handling of probes into a federal gun investigation. that hearing its next on c-span. hillary clinton expressed concerns that russia is sending helicopters to syria to help the president stay in power. later, a discussion on national security and the federal budget. >> this weekend, it marked the bicentennial of the war of 1812 mmchenry. mcinerne also this weekend, more for my series on key political figures. it is sunday at 7:30 p.m. american history television this weekend on c-span3. >> next, eric holder testifies about his handling of the fast and furious investigation and his decision to report u.s. attorneys to investigate national security leaks. he said he has no intention of stepping down after several republican lawmakers called for his resignation. patrick leahy is chairman of the senate the judiciary committee. this is two hours and 55 minutes. >> is everybody here taxable let's set grassley get in. i think everybody will give as a little room here. i welcome our attorney general eric holder back. the mission has always been

chicago lawyer then took up the cause of death row inmates darby tillis and perry cobb, later freed ongrounds of innocence, and the case against rolando cruz and alex hernandez. roughly a decade later they, too, were freed when the state acknowledged another man had committed the crime just as the chicago lawyer had written. it was in many ways -- and the column went on to tip a hat to all the people or to many of the people, not all the people, who were active in the death penalty, but i thought that the story of illinois' abolition of the death penalty in many ways began with the work that rob had started off doing at the chicago lawyer. i don't know if he'll take as much credit for that as i'm willing to give him, but i do think, and i wanted to open this question up to the panel, first, that the media played an important role in the abolition of the death penalty in illinois by highlighting some of the problems with it. and i just want to throw that out as a proposition. rob, what would have happened or how would things have opened up if you guys had not begun to look at some of th