they are not cowards. cowards of the people in washington who continue to pile on debt on my kids, on your kids, on our grandkids. and the third reason i call the book "obama's four horsemen" is because i actually think we are doomed. i don't mean that, there's no happy ending in the end of my book. there's no accepted we do this because i don't know how to get out of this and that's what i would like to open it up. because i've yet, no one has convinced me there's way out of these problems. sorting out the debt problem, serving up the dependency problem which is much greater than we talk about. the death problem everyone mentions unfunded liabilities and we don't know whether this, maybe 50 trillion. i don't think these calamities will transform into somalia. we're not going to be bangladesh. we are too good for that i think, but this iteration of the united states i think is over and it will be something new. kevin williamson who writes for the "national review" has a book coming out also at the end, his

tracy never been no coward. never in my life. i don't shot so many [ bleep ] it's pitiful.e kid. you know what i'm saying? you don't come up with coward. >> following his outburst washington is returned to the hole. >> hey. is it longer than an hour? is it longer than an hour? >> when our producer checked in on washington a few days later, she found him working out in his days later, she found him working out in his cell. >> since i last saw you, you were refusing sny. so tell me what's going on? >> they got me in the hole. they charged me with a 115. probably transfer me off to another pen. i'm reputable. i have been walking these lines for 20 years. i'm not no coward. >>> coming up on "lockup raw: the daily grind" -- >> the last time i was here me and the boyfriend lived in the same cell. we had the matching comforter and the matching jackets. we were a little couple. >> he can't figure out why all the other inmates are complaining. i'm goining to dreamam about t that steakak. i'i'm going toto dream about thatat tiramisu.u. whwhat a nightht, huh? but, u um, can thehe test

. >> like a coward. it's a coward move right there. >> he had to go and get a gun. >> he's like, what, 200 pounds. >> he's a lot bigger than my brother. >> uc berkeley police are looking for the suspect described as a 200-pound bald hispanic man. >>> one of hollywood's biggest stars has life-saving surgery. why angelina jolie had a double mastectomy even though she didn't have breast cancer. >> it's a shocking admission. it's known as a preventative mastectomy. it can prevent or reduce the risk of breast cancer in women who are at a high risk of developing the disease. she wrote in the new york times that her mother fought cancer for almost ten years before dying at the age of 56. she says it wasn't an easy decision but she had her breasts removed in february to reduce the risk of the disease. she explains, my doctors estimated that i had an 87% risk of breast cancer and 50% risk of ovarian cancer. i chose not to keep it private because there are so many women that do not know that she may be living unde

. >> he's like a coward, honestly. such a coward move right there. >> he's like what, 200 pounds? a lot bigger. >> reporter: he was a student at the college, planning oen a career in the medical field. he also worked at chipotle restaurant in fremont as a kitchen man. his family is making funeral arrangements. >> you should put yourself in our shoes to see how it feels. if you know who it is, basically just go to the police or go to a friend and just be anonymous. like all we want is for that person to be in jail because it's not fair. >> reporter: police are looking for two vehicles associated with this murder. one is an apple red chevy caprice with large chrome wheels and spokes, and also a white suburban. liz, this is well above the campus, but still the property of uc berkeley, asking folks if they know anything to call the uc berkeley police department. >> any word of what these guys were doing that night? >> reporter: no, quite a crowd here right now. a popular area for people to come and park and look at the city lights. it's not clear what all the people were doing at 5:30

. >> like a coward, honestly. that's a coward move right there. he wasn't brave enough to fight him on his own at the time. he had to go get a gun. >> and he's, like, what, 200 pounds? he's a lot bigger than my brother. >> beto was a student at college. he planned on a career in the medical field. he also worked at chipotle mexican restaurant as the kitchen manager. police are still looking for the killer, beto's family is making funeral arrangements. >> you should put yourself in our shoes and see how we feel and, like, if you know who it is, basedly just go to the police or go to a friend and just read anonymous like all we want is for that person to be in jail because it's not fair. >> the police are still looking for that 5 foot 8200-pound hispanic man. they're also looking for two vehicles, a red chevy caprice with large chrome wheels and a white suburban. i should mention while this is well above the campus, it is still the property of uc berkeley so, liz, if anybody has information, they're asked to call the uc berkeley police department. >

. >> remember, the cowards, these murderous cowards ran over that poor army drummer first before inflictingul wounds on him. are there murderous cowards out there? yes, there are. there has to be community vigilance. clearly these people were known to their community. there are early reports now about whether they did have, in fact, contacts with other islamist groups, recruitment groups. but this isn't a top-down -- this is not a cell. to even call them terrorists is to upgrade what they are and what they are done. this is not an organized plot. as far as we know it, these are two people who in the words, the immortal words of the tsarnaevs who were really losers and sadly they took out their barbaric events and their hatred on this poor young man. >> right. david cameron mentioned this woman who actually confronted one of the attackers on wednesday. let's take a listen. >> were you not scared for yourself in that situation? >> no. >> why not? >> better me than a child. >> you and i know that having lived through 30 years of the ira's activity on mainland britain, that reaction is not surp

if we don't, we are cowards." he did not say if that was directly related to calls for an name change.or a >> i don't see any reason to change the name. correct if it were offensive to my people, i would have a problem with it. still i don't see a problem with changing the name. >> it has deep-rooted history and there's nothing wrong with the name. >> i don't think the city would love the team any less with a different name. hedavid grizzle says that has the support of nine out of 13 councilpersons. he will introduce the proposal on wednesday. the washington redskins declined comment. jay korff, abc 7. >> in business news, at&t offering a deal when you trade in your smartphone for a new one. greg mourad more doctors and nurses are getting burned out. linda bell joins us from bloomberg headquarters in new york. >> hello. on our standard juggling multiple patient needs are taking a toll on morale and retention. health care organizations are dealing with a shortage of high skilled workers as the baby boom generation

. >> a coward would stay home and let you get shot over something stupid. >> go home and lead.of us got work to do. >> you don't have to do this. you don't have to buy this kind of trouble. you can good a little further and do the right thing. >> what's that? >> i don't know, but it ain't this. this is negative. kids die young over this kind of stuff. >> we're in a war. >> no you're not. >> it's a stupid war, then. go home, all of y'all. go home now!. >> hey, come back here right now. come back here right now. that's it, heat, you ain't my folk. >> i am your folk. >> you ain't my folk. >> i am your best friend. i can take that but i'm not going to your funeral, man. i ain't going to no more funerals. >> come back. >> let's look at what happens to (inaudible) and tibo >> yo >> what's up, man? >> not much, man. what you been up to since last we talked? >> i just been thinking a lot about what you said. >> i didn't mean to come off so hard. >> that's just it, you were right. do the right thing. i'm heading to college, art class. >> go ahead, i'm proud of you, man. >> bad boys, bad

. >> you coward. you [ bleep ] coward. you can only get your divorce one way. and that's death. we're all going down in flames -- because i am going to destroy your life. >> nancy says shenkman began stalking her sitting outside her gym, taking pictures of her. and that wasn't all he took. >> there were times when i would go to the gym and he would take my car. >> how'd he get your car? >> because he had keys to the car, because they, they were cars we had had as a married couple. >> nancy had been granted an order of protection and used it to have shenkman arrested. but the harrassment escalated. >> our divorce became the "war of the tylers." one of the very first things he did was send me an email to say, "you need to get new shoes." the husband in that movie cuts off the heels of all of the shoes belonging to his wife. it was always, "this is going to end up the way the movie ended." >> but unlike the "war of the roses," nancy was not forced to share a roof with her soon-to-be ex-husband. she was living at their beach house and had just arrived at work one morning when she re

once they saw the syrian military, the cowards fled. when we live our life, they will break down. fighting on the ground cannot shouting from the air, as neighborhoods turned into rubble of the world watches on. the israelis had underscored the risk of a wider conflict with far reaching consequences for the whole region. it remains to be seen whether syria will retaliate for the attacks or focus instead on its fight against the rebels. al-jazeera, turkey. latestr, what is the information on the strikes? the last few hours, the israeli military has moved in two batteries of the so-called anti-missile defense systems. one battery is placed up higher near the border. at the same time, the security cabinet has gone into a special session being held with prime minister netanyahu who has delayed slightly his trip to china. he's due to go out later this afternoon now on a five-day visit to china and analysts are saying that he would not be taking that trip if he was happy with the situation in israel at the moment. >> no official statement from the israeli government, but what is the isr

he is the ultimate coward. these families need professional counseling and they need to be left alone so they can get used to being free and bond with their loved ones. so, i say i'm in the media and when elizabeth smart was recovered, lots of people in the media and fox said, well, you know the smarts. you went and met elizabeth. how about getting elizabeth on "america's most wanted." i said, no, i'm advising the family to get professional help. elizabeth got married three months ago and i got invited to the wedding. these people need to assume a normal life and next big hurdle is going to be what happens to the perpetrator. is there going to be a real rough trial? >> go ahead, i'm sorry, i didn't mean to interrupt you there. >> that's all right. i said, you know, people are all celebrating, but think about this. this monster is going to have to come to trial, unless he makes a deal. i hope this prosecutor throws the book at him. he needs to spend every day of the rest of his life in a jail. and these women ar

. >> i think they're cowards for shooting on the freeway. you know? for anybody shooting anybody. >> i'm just visiting from chicago. i can't believe something like this is happening tonight. that's terrible. i hope they find the guys that did this. >> reporter: the two people that died overnight were in their 20s. that's all we know about them right now. the chp asking for the public's help. if you know who may have fired the shots and where they may have come from, please give them a call. we'll hear from them coming up in the next half hour. right now live in oakland, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> thank you. the shooting is being investigated by both the oakland police department and the california highway patrol. >>> now to another shooting also in the east bay. an alameda county sheriff's deputy shot a suspect in castro valley. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran is there live with the very latest. cate, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank. investigators have been here for hours trying to collect evidence at the scene. we believe that car is tell

. >> you know, i think they're cowards for shooting on the freeway. for anybody shooting anybody. >> i'm just visiting from chicago. i can't believe something like this is happening tonight. that's terrible. hope think find the guys that did this. >> reporter: the two men who died were in their 20s. their names haven't been released. but the chp is asking for anybody who may have seen or heard something last night to call them as they try to figure out who the shooter in this case may be. live in oakland, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> the shooting is being investigated by the oakland police department and the california highway patrol. >>> now to another shooting in the east bay. an alameda county sheriff's deputy has shot a suspect in castro valley. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran is there live with the very latest. >> reporter: michelle, investigators are still here on scene. they have been here for hours. you can see they are gathering evidence just off that off-ramp to westbound 580. we know that it is still closed. a section of eastbound castro valley a

. >> freedom was attacked by a faceless coward and freedom -- >> god bless america, my home sweet home attacks can shake the foundations of our biggest buildings but they cannot touch the foundation of america. these acts shatter steel but they can't dent the steel of american resolve. >> most of the people in this room at this table, in first grade when 9/11 happened, secondly grade. the decisions that were put in place to help keep us safe. i thought, mr. president, you could talk to them what it was like to try to calm a nation and to figure out a way to protect the country's national security without intruding on the freedom that has we all enjoy. as you pointed out, it's been a long time, complacency is worst enemy but you still want to live the lives you can live in america. >> first decision was made in the classroom. i was in the classroom just a little bigger than this. instead of having two or three tv cameras, there might have been 20. you'll see. it was a huge press contingent coming to the opening of the library. so the first decision i made after andy card whes period in

homophobic, coward. nothing like me. a lot of work in this character. he is the father of the girl that this character calls offsides on. they have a conversation. this guy think it is nothing. they do not like each other. but they do not expect to see each other ever again. the next day, guy is driving home from his job. he is a forensic plummer. [laughter] which is a real job. if a crime is committed involving, let's say, a toilet -- [laughter] you would call a forensic plumber who would testify. the victim's with his head in the bowl to not have reached the lever, so i cannot have been a suicide. [laughter] google id. i am telling you, folks. anyway, he is coming home from his job as a forensic plumber, and his wife tells him he needs to pick up some wine for her women's book club. so he sees the wine shop. so they come back together. that sets out this chain of events. they hate each other. but i keep getting pushed together randomly. within a matter of days, without intending to, they have hijacked a clothing-optional cruise ship. [laughter] >> it

amazing how men of power and fame literally coward. given a raised eyebrow from their spouse. during the day these vir aisle men are running billion dollar corporations and playing super heroes on film and television. the moment they get home to their wives it is as if their spine was extracted in one fell stroke. >> what happens when you go home. >> what is the relationship between all of this and divorce? >> that is a sign of a healthy marriage. people getting their spine extracted when they end up going home probably will end up staying married longer many a good relationship, respect and admiration for your spouse. one of biggest problems in terms of marriage -- you asked earlier, adultery being the cause. as soon as you hold the other spouse in contempt, as soon as you put yourself on a different level than they are on, suddenly, i think the marriage is doomed to failure. if you think you are better than your spouse, your marriage is doomed to failure. >> with regard to the decision to have children, your advice to remember is this. the decision to procreate, that decisio

it runs alongside the median left most travel lanes and then cowards the center of the street. it also involves limiting the turns with the exception of broadway and left tun on lombardy. a significant and helps to reduce the operating cost of the system. there are some concerns to traffic on neighboring streets and parking and traveng consolidation and we've actually partially address some of these in the final environmental document which we'll bring forward to you as well. there is just a couple months. the project cost is $125.6 million. this is two sets of that, one in environmental conception hearing and for the total cost of $7.5 million. >> they achieve a benefit of rail for a fraction of the cost. what percentage would be covered for a $125 million? >> we looked at this part of the screening report for this project. light rail was on the order on the light rail and close to the cost of 10 billion. this is still on the lower side. >> there is two request. it's small start funds which have already been appropriated by the sfmta and also by prop k funds by $40,000. this i

. >> i think they are cowards for shooting on the freeway, you know, for anybody shooting anybody. >> i'm just visiting from chicago. i can't believe something like this happening tonight. that's terrible. i hope they find the guys that did this. >> reporter: investigators don't know why the shooter targeted the 2010 porsche, but it's such a distinctive car, they are hoping witnesses may remember seeing it earlier in the night. >> exactly what led up to this shoot, the motivation behind the shooting, that's still being looked at by our investigators. >> reporter: no shots were fired from the white porsche during this altercation. the chp thinks this was something more than simple road rage. >> road rage is more of a random incident. in many cases, you do not have the quantity of rounds fired from one vehicle to another in a road rage incident. >> reporter: investigators are now reviewing surveillance video footage from inside and outside of the coliseum trying to find out if anything that may have happened here led to this deadly double shooting. in oakland, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> t

it's just that you've got to put that being a coward and i don't want to get in nobody's business, you'vethat away for a minute. >> because you know how it is. there's a lot of people who turn the other way -- >> it's about having some cojones. that's what it is. it's about having cojones on this planet. >> has the fbi said anything about a reward or anything? because there was a reward for finding her. >> i tell you what you should do. give it to them. that little girl came out of the house and she was crying. and i'm looking at her like your mama trying to help you, girl, shut up. i don't know, right? and she's like, i want my daddy. and i'm saying who's her daddy? she said ariel. >> she said that? >> yeah. i said how's that possible? because you wasn't -- if you got kidnapped -- he was having sex with you? oh, jesus -- that little girl is his? now i want to hurt you. >> you felt that? >> bro, this would be a different interview. i told you that. if we had known that, man, i would be facing triple life. >> wow. i'm glad it turned out this way. >> we should split the credit of the rescue

. >> good evening, my name is vincent coward. i would like to say that i am in total support of this and i think that in any given situation as in my own self, i feel like if it wasn't for the dispensaries, i wouldn't be at the place i'm at today. and i think that everyone who wants to open up a dispensary to help the community, i think you should at least give them half a chance. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment, please step forward. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is maria roach a and i work with a group ~, it's called which alliance. and we met lady j two times. she's done a lot of great things for the patients of this committee. she also caters to them and she's very caring and she conducts a very professional way, the way she conducts the program. we're very happy and we want to support her on this matter very much. i think she is going to do a very outcome for our community. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment? okay, no, yes? yes. >> hi, my name is

nice a sound to it because essentially americans are getting killed but i don't really see that a coward's war which basically. you know we can hurt them but they can hurt us that is in any way desirable the people who are at the other end of of the bombs. extremely in a bad way and he clearly you know tens of thousands. were killed through the bombing campaign in libya even if no americans were killed. the same of course it was this is the case in the the bombing campaigns of clinton so i don't really see that what you just simply say ok well because of the kind of the liberal imperialists the likes. of you know bomb for fifteen thousand feet that that somehow morally better than sending in ground troops you know michael is a bomber the president the united states held accountable for foreign policy decisions now because it's a secret i can't tell you well the only he it's a national security i can't tell you i mean that's a kind of scary position to be in isn't it oh yeah this is definitely a big part of the problem and obama has valid for a long time to be more transparent about some of

. >> i think they are cowards for shooting on the freeway. >> reporter: authorities haven't released the victims' names saying only that the driver was in his 30s and the passenger in his 20s. both contra costa county residents. they apparently had on the yellow warriors t-shirts given out at last night's game. the 2010 porsche is registered to this bay point address. oakland police will look at surveillance video at the arena and at the coliseum. they have a lot of tape to go through. they want to see if the victims had any arguments either inside the arena or out here in the parking lot before the shooting. >> that's what i was going to ask. obviously, it's a play-off game, sold out, so there are a lot of people there. their belief is it might have started inside the arena and then made its way all the way onto the freeway? >> reporter: right. because the victims, they did drive a very expensive car, the porsche, it's a very flashy car, and police are saying that if anybody saw anything, and that car could have attracted a lot of attention, and so they are asking folks if they saw

if we speak, was a wrong, if we do not speak, we are cowards. another one said if -- and a matter what the team is called, we will always love it and embrace it. nine of the 13 council members are on board. even the mayor has said in the past he would like the team to change the name. >> to make it sound pretty convincing. thank you. 49 degrees. still ahead sequestered-related cuts are kicking in at the smithsonian. >> also still to come [ male announcer ] fact: the 100%lectric nissan leaf... is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world. built in america. now, leaf's an easier choic than ever. ♪ ♪ shop at choosenissan.com. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. 6:09. first day in a few days we have beautiful skies to look at. >> nice to see the sun already up. the days have grown quite a bit longer, at least hours of sunshine. n.v.>> west of the potomac the clouds will hold lot a little longer. and sunrise time for today. taking a look at th

they're all cowards. you want to call me? give me your name and i'll talk to you. >> reporter: tamerlan's mother in russia, has long been expressing concern over her son's burial. >> he needed to be buried a long time ago. >> reporter: while the funeral director has not been able to find a burial site in massachusetts, he says he's received offers from people in other states to provide a grave. and help pay for the funeral expenses. and, david, we've heard from so many people in worcester, who are just uncomfortable to have him buried there. >> difficult thing there tonight. >>> now, to the fierce and early start to the wildfire season tonight. tonight, a major change, though, in the weather. a temporary reprieve. and those firefighters need it. some of the 2,000 in that fight finally getting a break. you see them there, wiped out, after the fire tripled in size in one day. tonight, welcome news. it's more than 60% contained at this hour. but crews remain on the line. and they are vigilant. and that is a smart thing, says our

president a coward and everything else when he sounded like a terrorist trying to get this country. if he feels so strongly about syria, he should go back to his own country and fight in the civil war and set of hiding out in this country and calling this president a coward. host: what do you think? caller: i disagree with him saying iranians are the enemy and that we have some type of duty to go to syria. if those terrorists and extremists and even the willing people trying to get rid of assad, let them do it. that is what happened in this country. others came to help and were giving support. it will be another arrack. nothing can be determined by us. we are not gods of the world to tell people what will be in their country. it is not going to work. guest: i think the calller misinterpreted me a little bit because i was not in any way advocating we go in there. i was trying to describe how complicated and complex any intervention inside syria would be in describe why there is this reticence to go in there. at the same time, i even tried to describe the carnage continues and still o

my father woulda whopped the hell outta me if he found out i was a coward out. that ramsey, who is already getting free mcdonald's hamburgers for a year will now hit the speaker's circuit to share his story for 10-thousand dollars a pop. ramsey signed with bruce merrin's celebrity speakers & entertainment bureau in las vegas. he's so charismatic. i just totally adore him. his charisma just shines through. and i think he has a very touching and emotional message. he had the courage and the out in a disastrous situation and really admire and respect that. ramsey told us through his wants to take ownership of his name. ever since he rescued berry, ramsey has become a cash cow for everyone but himself. huh youtube has dozens of ramsey videos on-line complete with advertisements. there are ramsey action figures for sale on-line at 19.95 apiece. a taiwanese company was selling a cheesy video game depicting a mcdonald's-eating ramsey throwing hamburgers at the alleged kidnapper. and a consortium of northeast ohio restaurants was selling "ramsey burgers." ramsey says: i

. >> he wfreedom was attacked by faceless coward. ♪ god bless america >> terrorist attacks can shakehe foundations of our biggest buildings but they cannot touch the foundation of america. these acts shattered steel, but they cannot dent the steel of american resolve. >> so most of the people in this room at this table -- you were in first grade when 9-11 happened. >> 2nd grade. >> you grew up with 9-11. i thought mr. president you could talk to them about what it was it was like to try to calm a nation and to figure out a way to protect the country's national security without intruding on the freedoms we all enjoy. as you pointed out for a long time comply sans sees always a fear but you want to live the lives you live in america. how did you balance that? >> the first decision was made in a classroom. i was in a classroom maybe a little bigger than this. instead of having three tv cameras i had 20. you will see. it was a huge press contingent coming for the opening of the library. our president will be there. when he travels there's a lot of cameras. the first decision i made after

. >> these people are cowards. >> tamerlan's mother in russia expressed concern over her son's burial jiecht he needed to be buried a longtime ago. >> while they can't find a site in massachusetts, people in other states have offered to pay for a grief -- a grave and funeral services. >>> a 17-year-old soccer player in utah is facing additional, more serious charges tonight after the referee he punched in the face died. 46-year-old ricardo pour portillo called a foul at a soccer game a week ago. the player hit portillo in the face when he wasn't looking. the father of three sliped into a coma and died last night. >> it is not fair. we are all there to have fun. not to go and kill each other. if he spends time in jail forever it is not enough. they will not bring my daddy back. >> this is not the first time a referee was assaulted. the teen is in juvenile detention and has not been far mallly charged with a crime. a canoe trip ended tragically when two people died near los gatos. it happened early this afternoon and two other people made it to shore safely after the small boat overturn

. >> i just think they're cowards. that's -- i mean, i don't know.hat would just do that to people. i really don't. i know there's bad people in the world, but i also know that there's a lot of good people in the world. >> and two men who are not cowards and who are very good people. those two brothers and i tell you, the best thing about this job is when you don't know what to expect and their resilience and courage and strength that day was remarkable. a family friend set up a benefit fund to help the nordens' recovery. please go to our website goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! for more information. >> norden strong. >> norden strong. keep it up, guys. >>> time for a look at the weather, and, sam, some video right now that i know for everybody in this city means a whole lot. >> it really does. big, big, big story live happening now. wabc news copter 7 over the 75 of the spire going onto one world trade. that's a 408-foot spire finally makes the tall or the height of that building 1776 feet honoring the year that the declaration of independence was s

. >> these people are cowards. >> >> tamerlan's mother in russia expressed concern over her son's burial jiecht he needed to be buried a longtime ago. >> while they can't find a site in massachusetts, people in other states have offered to pay for a grief -- a grave and funeral services. >>> a 17-year-old soccer player in utah is facing additional, more serious charges tonight after the referee he punched in the face died. 46-year-old ricardo pour portillo called a foul at a soccer game a week ago. the player hit portillo in the face when he wasn't looking. the father of three sliped into a coma and died last night. >> it is not fair. we are all there to have fun. not to go and kill each other. if he spends time in jail forever it is not enough. they will not bring my daddy back. >> this is not the first time a referee was assaulted. the teen is in juvenile detention and has not been far mallly charged with a crime. a canoe trip ended tragically when two people died near los gatos. it happened early this afternoon and two other people made it to shore safely after the small boat overturn

san rafael, san francisco is in there, 52 redwood city, it is a cool morning and moat locations say cowarday cloudy and it may take awhile, one little low is moving off and this front right there continues, morning fog, sunny but breezy and lots more sunshine than we had yesterday. 50s and 60s coast and bay and only a few locations are pushing past it especially around the peninsular. it does look warmer on sunday. >>> time now 6:53 a woman went to extremes to try to quit smoking. >> all of a sudden she stepped in and slapped me in the face. >> why a woman's plan to quit smoking involved slapping a sheriff's deputy. [ male announcer ] a north atlantic lobster tail alongside a tender sirloin steak. it's sizzler's steak and lobster sensation for just $16.99! sizzler. . >>> welcome back, i want to take you to the big board, they are climbing further into record territory and they are keeping an eye and stocks, they stacked up $15 a share after reporting a good quarter. >>> a woman is accused of slapping a sheriff's deputy as part of her plan to quit smoking. she wanted to be arrested because

it's just that you've got to december put that being a coward -- i don't want to get in nobody's business that away for a minute. >> reporter: you know, a lot of people turn the other way and keep walking down the street. it's about ka how nails on this planet. there was a reward. >> give it to them. that little girl came out house and she was crying. and it was like your mama is trying to help me she said, i want my daddy. i said, who is your daddy? >> she said, ariel. i said, how is that possible? he was having sex with you? oh, jesus, that also girl is his? now we want to hurt you. >> reporter: you felt that. >> this will be a different interview, i told you that, if we had known that, man, i would be facing triple life. >> reporter: well, i'm glad it turned out this way. >>> we should split the credit of the rescue with angel cordero, another neighbor who rushed to help after hearing amanda berry's screams. he also played a really key role freeing these three women. >> that's right, a couple heroes. >>> coming up, what is next in the investigation and the future for the in youly freed

it's just that you got to put that being a coward and i don't want to get in nobody's business, you'veot to put that away for a minute. >> you know how it is. a lot of people turn the other way. >> you've got to have some cojohes on this planet. >> has the fbi said anything about a reward sn i'll tell you what you do. you give it to them. if you've brn following me since last night, you know i've got a job anyway. i just went and picked it up. paychecks. what's that address say. 2203 seymore. right next door to this paycheck. so, yeah, take that reward and give it to -- that little girl came out of the house and she was crying. and i'm looking at her. i'm like your momma is trying too help you. she said i want my daddy. i said who is her daddy. she said ariel. i said how is that possible. if you got kidnapped, he was having sex with you? oh, jesus -- that little girl is his. now we want to hurt you. >> you felt that. >> bro, this would be a different interview. if we had known that, man, i'd be facing triple life. >> wow. i'm glad it turned out this way. >> charles ramsey, who, with th

nice a sound to it because essentially americans are getting killed but i don't really see that a coward's war which basically. you know we can hurt them but they can hurt us that is in any way desirable the people who are at the other end of of the bombs are. extremely in a bad way and he clearly you know tens of thousands. were killed through the bombing campaign in libya even if no americans were killed. the same of course it was this is the case in the the bombing campaigns of clinton so i don't really see that one should just simply say ok well because of the kind of the liberal imperialists the likes to. you know bomb from fifteen thousand feet that that somehow morally better than sending in ground troops you know michael is a bomber the president the united states held accountable for foreign policy decisions now because it's a secret i can't tell you well the only he it's a national security i can't tell you i mean that's kind of scary position to be in isn't it oh yeah this is definitely a big part of the problem and obama has valid for a long time to be more transparent about so

we will not be coward, we will not buckle under these shoorts attacks. >> for more, i spoke with nicane amanpour earlier. we have not seen this type of attack in england, in netherland s they have had a similar experience. >> the words he's saying are almost exact replicas of what the 7-7 bombers said in their video they left before they blew up the underground in the buses. it's similar to what tsarnaev wrote before the manhunt. are these people part of a bigger conspiracy, a bigger al qaeda. just about everybody i've spoken to today says it does not look like that. this was very, very low tech. it seems to be home grown. it seems to be lone wolf, if you like copycat kind of crime. it is terror, because it is designed to terrorize and create fear and panic, and these people even went so far as you've seen to get themselves recorded. now, they have been captured alive. they've been taken into hospitals, they were obviously wounded when they confronted police. presumably we'll hear a lot more about it. i think, when we try to figure out what's going on after this more than decade long

february 2009 calls the usa a nation of cowards. i'm quoting him and that was in a race relations is speech. in november of 2009 attempts to bring khalid shaikh muhammad to new york city for trial. sues arizona on immigration. and held in contempt of congress over fast and furious. less than forthcoming fast and furious testimony. bob, take this death by a thousand cuts. >> i would agree with the arizona cal length. i will think he has done a lot of good things. >> what? >> that is one of them. >> suing americans. feathering his cap. >> i would like to know. >> some of the people empowered to be that and i would say some. i think that let's get back to the question of you list some things here. i think the justice department has handled a number of different things. as dana pointed out it is very important. we haven't talked about the treasury secretary who was somebody. >> that was the b block. >> i thought of one thing. when prosecuted the black panthers for the voter in tame dicks. intimidation. >> there are a couple of things in