get in and drive. >> that was cold. >> dang. >>> that's all for us here at rtm. for joining us. we'll see you next time. >>> hi, everybody, i'm beth troutman, and it's time for the best videos of the day "right this minute." >>> the repo man taking a ride, but this driver -- >> did not want to go down without a fight. >> how getting repossessed makes her just possessed. >>> a neglected dog lines up in the shelter. >> has a week to be adopted or else. >> see the makeover that scored bailey a new home. >>> long borders go along a

get in and drive. >> that was cold. >> dang. >>> that's all for us here at rtm. for joining us. we'll see you next time. i'll have my usual ultimate cheeseburger. you can have that. or-two new versions of the ultimate cheeseburger. one has sliced jalapeños and creamy ranch sauce, the other has sweet and tangy barbecue sauce and grilled onions, plus double meat and cheese like the original. new versions...? two new versions! now, this was just a training video, but these twists on my ultimate cheeseburger will blow people's minds. is that guy ok? >>> hi, everybody, i'm beth troutman, and it's time for the best videos of the day "right this minute." >>> the repo man taking a ride, but this driver -- >> did not want to go down without a fight. >> how getting repossessed makes her just possessed. >>> a neglected dog lines up in the shelter. >> has a week to be adopted or else. >> see the makeover that scored bailey a new home.

. >> reporter: police say dang was pushed and then fell and hit his head.others waited two hours to take dang to the hospital. he died, cause, blunt force trauma. his death linked to college hazing in recent years. a bloomberg report claims hazing and drugs are accused of 30 deaths since 2005. ten deaths over the past air years but no longer. this spring sigma alpha epsilon, said "feedback has shown us that prospective members failed to join fraternities because they do not want to be hazed. and surveys say there is a reason they don't want to be surveyed. more than half of college students involved in sports teams and other clubs say they have been subject to hazing. organizers for those groups knew about it. most areas have are punishment criminally for hazing. frat pack is a group that lobbies capitol hill on behalf of fraternities and sororities. daj's case that state is pennsylvania and his family's lawyer says authorities there are ready to take it to court. >> they have ruled that it is a homicide and nothing left is for charges to be filed. >> well,

dang it. to the invisible jet. dang it. together we can put an end to heart disease.ld use your help. yay! learn more from the american heart assocation at www.goredforwomen.org all neil: day calling it the $1 trillion timebomb. it is student at and a lot of kids are not able to pay it than the sign is how many are signing up for the federal loan forgiveness programs. some for hardship reasons and others not so much but that sign up surged 40% in the second half of 2013 that pays has not slowed down up 24% from march of this year to put into perspective 1.6 million kids have signed up representing more than 5.$3 billion worth of student debt. get the picture? >> why would you? it is three. it is like a free pizza at lunch but we keep giving out the many. the past to stop. it is hard but tuition will come down proportionately. neil: the more that you provide them more that the universities feel emboldened and they raise tuition. neil: to the nerdy accountant. >> my heart goes out to friends and acquaintances with tens of thousands of dollars it is a serious problem but

god dang it, i hate to put bombs on these women and children. i just didn't do it.e there. i'm sure now that that's where they were. >> as the casualties mounted, that was turning the public in this country against the war. >> how do you expect to be protect in this country unless you have people fighting for you? >> they are not fighting for me. >> they are not. >> this is a genocide, these people are being killed and killed wide. >> spread across campuses over the country and gave a sense of empowerment to students about to be drafted but still couldn't vote. >> a new type of protest and civil disobedience occurred in new york city. miller turns his draft card. >> seven burned draft cards on the steps of a boston courthouse. a group of high school boys set upon them with this. >> the draft was in place from world war ii. when you turned 18 you had to register. >> in january 1965, 5,400 young men were called to the draft. in december 1965, 45,224 young men were called. this is one fact on the american conscience and causing increasing concern. >> it was a compulsor

dang it. to the invisible jet. dang it. together we can put an end to heart disease.me to go red for women. i could use your help. yay! learn more from the american heart assocation at www.goredforwomen.org ♪ john: that >> music to complain about the politician's spending. ♪ >> the video went viral on youtube. is this the new way young people get information? she joins us now. is that your plan? >> i am trying to further my wrap career, john. i don't know what you are talking about. it is a way of poking fun at bad ideas or bad spending habits>> in comedy, in music, it is unusual to worry about government spending or to be a libertari libertarian. why are you one? >> it is looking at deficit, looking at spending. this doesn't work, this doesn't add up. >> it is something i started with. in college i got into reading economics, in business school and milton friedman and sort of roled from there. >> those are good choices if you have a rhaven't read the book i would suggest it. here is an example of the work one that got your name out there. ♪ >> during the 2008 democra

. >> dang, maybe we can see that. >> you can come. >> we'll make that happen. >> all right. >> guys,on't know if you saw how close she was getting it me, it was getting uncomfortable. i had to keep flashing my wedding ring. >> excuse me, excuse me? did you kiss her? like? >> listen, okay, let's do a re-enactment. i'm jennifer hudson. this is q. >> she is all over you. >> she is like this. she is like this. she doing this. she doing this. and i was like i had to stop because i'm like, jennifer, i'm married, can you please like get away from me. she was like all over me. >> did you talk to her? because i can't hear a thing i just saw hi, how are you, and i'm jennifer hudson, and, like, because is your wife watching this morning? >> listen, i love my wife. she is watching right now. i have -- my phone is vibrating. avenue feeling she is texting me. i keep telling you guys i'm a sex symbol. >> oh, ya. >> listen, listen. >> you knew how naught that i was, she is talking, and like hey, you better come this this, and i'm going to have this albumn for you, baby, but your face was like don't

. >> looking pretty dang good. >> and then he tops it with cheese.right there, you are looking at the gateway to heaven. >> that looks good. you could make those pretty easily. >> get the volcano sauce, sour cream and hot sauce, and top that cheese and everything else with the volcano sauce. >> eat one of those, you're full the rest of the day too. >> like two appetizers mashed together really. >>> time for a little vintage dirt bike racing, may be slower, may not fly over the jumps, but not less dangerous. you see the guys at the starting gate, ready to go, and -- >> oh, no. >> now he's playing catch up. vintage bikes, having a problem, passes his first rider. sounds like a leaf blower. >> yeah. >> he's still behind, though. >> he is, but he'll have an opportunity to pass a couple guys all at once right here. >> oh! >> stay up. >> he does. >> he did! wow, like threading a needle. >> coming up over the jump, guys lost it at the bottom of the jump, rolling on the ground, bikes on the grown, the guy pick his way through, and looks towards the end he's

. >> good afternoon, my name is christina dang, i'm on behalf of the advancing justice asian law caucus. our organization is the first [inaudible] civil rights organization representing the asian american [inaudible] islander community. today i'm here to stand before you to talk about the tenant convention that happened in february. during this convention as you all may know is ten tants from district -- of the folks you're representing, sunset, richmond, bay view and other districts involved and these tenants were the ones who voted for this tax. this was the number one majority vote and within this tax i just want to urge you to understand that this tax is a surtax on buildings where owners are owning for less than five years. it's only applied to those and it's for buildings where units are 30 units or less. so what i want to say today is that from my office i have seen since 2011 since i started at the caucus i have seen significant increase in our con stiff wents coming to our office telling us and giving us notices where their landlords are new and it's not the previous landlord g

>> dang! >> look out! thankfully that woman did not continue crossing the street. she noticed this car up ahead, just didn't see the light turn red, going way too fast, no time to stop. >> that does not sound good. >> but the apathy of these pedestrians, they couldn't care less. >> my gosh, that car drove through, maybe he was rushing to help the person who wrecked. i'm going to think he was ignoring traffic, trying to be helpful. >> looked like a couple of cars immediately try to drive in that direction but so many over people are like, just another day. >> they see it frequently that it is just another day in russia. >> i've got to say those traffic lights aren't very visible, that's the problem. >> could be better. we know anything you're doing behind the wheel other than paying attention, dangerous. look at this guy captured from above in a helicopter. can you tell what he's doing? according to reports they say this guy's rolling i joint. >> oh. >> while driving. you see his hands clearly off the wheels. here, looks look he's holding the paper, crumbling it int

chun michael dang was pushed by members of a delta psy fraternity. he hit his head. they never called 911. they waited two hours before they went to hospital. he died of blunt forced head trauma. >>> and pope francis begged for forgiveness for those that caused sexuality abuse from the fraternity. they spent time with each of them and listening to their accounts. >>> a feral judge in philadelphia granted temporary approval of a deal that compensates thousands was nfl players for concussion-related claims. the nfl agreed to remove a $675 million cap on damages. the settlement is designed to last at least 65 years and give 1 million or more to retirees that develop lou gehrig's disease or other problems. >>> the senate today confirmed cheryl anne krouse as the newest judge. she is a graduate at the university of pennsylvania. >>> a monster typhoon is bearing down on 52,000 american military members and families stationed in japan. heavy surf and rain is hitting okinawa. it's called neogurri. guri. it is packing winds equivalent to a category 3 hurricane in the united s

i say, dang, what's wrong with these people. i'm protbably a little crazy. >> as adverse as he was to germs, jones was enthusiastic to his spirituality. his nightly prayers could last up to 15 minutes. >> please set me free, please let me free, please let me see. >> we would come to learn why his prayers to set him free would be especially pertinent but first we find out what brought him here earlier. we begin when he joined a chicago street gang when he was 13. >> we'd rob other children of lunch money. i got introduced to drugs. i was drunk all the time. i didn't know how to stay sober. >> as jones grew older, his addiction to crack and alcohol grew more. he had been in and out of essentially jails and prisons but at age 35 he was sentenced to multiple years for armed robbery. but prison didn't stop his taste for alcohol. he used to make hooch or illegal made whine from rotting fruit, sugar, and bread i used to get drunk and start fights. one day they sent me to confinement, to the hole for extortion. a guy said he owed me mon

i'm thinking to myself, dang, there that boy goes again, he's always a natural at everything he does.e enough there he is flying the dang manta ray going 25 feet up in the air. >> we were really excited that people were able to get that high. it was remarkable because none of us had even gotten close to that. >> for almost a minute chase soars high above the boat, but then everything changes. >> i'm getting a little bit scared and it's too high. i feel like i need to come down. i started to climb towards the front of the tube and signal slow down. >> we could see that he was pointing down that he wanted the boat to slow down a bit. >> that's when the driver of the boat slowed the boat down and maybe faster than he should have. >> the boat loses too much speed too quickly and chase smashes down head first. >> the kite tube went from 25, 30 feet up in the air down to zero in a matter of two seconds. >> there's nothing i can do because my body is full length stretched in the air. i didn't want to break my neck. i knew this was going to hurt. all of a sudden my heels came next to my ears.

i'll be danged. in 1933. january, clear and warm. >> reporter: weather was important to you because you were a farmer. >> because i was a livestock farmer. >> reporter: this weekend, the national weather service will honor his eight decades as an observer. >> am i what? excited in oh, yeah, sure. i can hardly talk. [ laughter ] >> reporter: he does it for his country. hendrickson says, collecting the statistics that to this 101- year-old farmer, are still just the facts of life. anthony mason, cbs news, bridge hampton, new york. >> yeah erica gets to go on after that. and she's up next with the best time to make your outdoor weekend plans when we come back. >> that's rice yeah. how do i follow that act? we have a gorgeous start to the weekend. but things kind of heading down -- downhill as we go further along into that weekend. we'll get your full weekend forecast update for you coming up after the break. with the first alert seven day with the first alert seven day forecast. a woman who loves to share her pa

. >> reporter: clothing designer david dang. >> to achieve the price point you have to offer the garment a little bit. >> reporter: they do that with less expensive zippers and hardware. the problem comes when retailers try to pass off the lower quality goods as seconds from the highend store. four lawmakers asked the federal trade commission to investigate pricing practices at outlet stores. retailers make the cheaper outlet goods but attach high price tags before discounting them to make customers believe they're getting a bargain. >> there are ways to tell if products are the real deal versus ones made for the cheaper outlet stores. you have to look closely. >> reporter: at ann taylor, j crew and banana republic the products made for outlets have diamonds or dots below the names. no dots on the regular merchandise. tags on bags made for the coach outlet look like this with established 1941 printed under the logo. the high end bags will have this tag with new york under the logo. >> that was amy davis reporting. the bottom line if you like the less expensive outlet version buy it. >> y

guys are old but the president pat riley called the signing of lou al dang over the weekend one of theost important ever for the heat. boy that's sure a way to con the fans. let's go back 50 years ago when the phillies had their own mvp in the all star game. real phillies fans know the player all try to tell some of our viewers don't go back that far. his name is johnny callison. right fielder for the phillies played 10 years here in 1964, ninth and one outwork on. and johnny callison at shea stadium where the mets used to play three run homer. he was the mvp. john know callison was -- i remember him as a kid just a fan favorite, good player, never thought he'd make the all star game because there was such great outfielders in baseball at that time. clemente, mays, hank aaron and he make it and gets at bat ninth inning and wins the only mvp award. >> we've got lot of fun hopefully on tap. >> yes. hopefully. hopefully they score some run. more fun when they score runs. >> it is. >> inside edition is up next. ♪ >>> you are my wife. >> new territory identifying -- terrifying details in th

the politics for us web magazine and where some weather to have constraints such a major city like dang it. that all depends on where care of has the was also is to take on a city as a large as donetsk is and what we know is that they certainly have no moral compunction in killing hundreds of ukrainian civilians for mortars for tank shells frew and strikes we're talking about civilians including women and children dying on a daily basis being maimed on a daily basis but the ukrainians will keep on doing that because they are backed by the americans principally also the europeans but america is a superpower and they have backed by them and now they can claim they have a legitimate president they can go for an all out victory in the east starting with donetsk but they've got to now face another battle and that will be quite a battle to win the hearts and minds of the people they've been killing and injuring on a daily basis over the past three months some of the fiercest battles there have been for control of various routes egypt points now the following video was reportedly filmed at a c

high fire dang scombrer a threat there is a concern. lightning strikes could trigger fires back to the bay area, not back to the bay area, yet. we're looking at clouds over lake tahoe now. we've got some clouds there, 63 degrees here. oakland, 78. 75 san jose. gilroy, 76. 61 in half moon bay. now, a view from emeryville. 68 degrees in santa rosa. novato, 68. and 76 livermore, it's breezy, gusty. gusts 26 miles per hour sfo. novato. 32 inland. 29 concord and napa. around the area now, it's breezy. here is a view of low clouds over the golden gate to look at coastal clouds. spotty drizzle is possible. warming up this weekend as promised. moisture from interior southwestern u.s. fed into thunderstorms in the sierra today. notice low clouds continuing to push inland. possibility of spotty drizzle. overnight lows into mid to upper 50s, tomorrow, sunny skies with highs upper 870s to near 806789 low to mid-60s on the coast. downtown 68 degrees tomorrow. we'll see only 70s mid to upper 70s in the north way bay but mild. here is the accu-weather

i have never seen a dang that is less dodg administration that is religion friendly than thi obama administration. we need to keep on winning, and obamacare is implodeing now. lou: i think that you have a good case to make. justice aleta wrote protecting free exercise rightss of corporation like hobby lobby protects religious liberty of unions who own and control those companies, i was talking with jason and judy there was concern by both idea that a person rights are a scribeed to a corporation. you -- >> i am not particularly. they make legitimate points. fact is, the supreme court today ruled on ey a law, religious frm restoration act passed in '93, if parade of horribles was going to happen, we would have known it by now 92 isn' 92 sudden. kristine: isn't realy -- >> centuryality this goes to a small group, that goes to the prescriptions. how many times does a taxpayer have to pay for conpresenttion through welfare, and various programs, all levels, state, and federal, i mean, the needy are being provided for one would think that $10 contraception would be available to everyone, not as i anyo

america and around the world they've reduced the price of chips to zero and they pull on the america's dang dong and they pull norco's dangdang all day long and it's not quite this action but they pull in the one armed bandit of american economy and occasionally they rate by huge windfall if their own out of free chips the central bank gives them more free chips meanwhile everyone else has got a job sweeping up the vomit in the bathroom from all the speculators burping up and coughing up you know vomiting up all the free booze that's also included with all the free chips so you know that's not any economy i can believe it does not just go economy of a janitor and vomiting speculators at the gulag casino chips and booze from the central banks of course is going to end in tears of course is going to end in one big vomitorium of risk suddenly discords like a bully make out a continuum. while he john houseman then goes on to discuss further the central banks giving away the free chips essentially he's saying that all that said the simple fact is that the primary driver of the markets here is no

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high fire dang scombrer a threat there is a concern. lightning strikes could trigger fires back to the bay area, not back to the bay area, yet. we're looking at clouds over lake tahoe now. we've got some clouds there, 63 degrees here. oakland, 78. 75 san jose. gilroy, 76. 61 in half moon bay. now, a view from emeryville. 68 degrees in santa rosa. novato, 68. and 76 livermore, it's breezy, gusty. gusts 26 miles per hour sfo. novato. 32 inland. 29 concord and napa. around the area now, it's breezy. here is a view of low clouds over the golden gate to look at coastal clouds. spotty drizzle is possible. warming up this weekend as promised. moisture from interior southwestern u.s. fed into thunderstorms in the sierra today. notice low clouds continuing to push inland. possibility of spotty drizzle. overnight lows into mid to upper 50s, tomorrow, sunny skies with highs upper 870s to near 806789 low to mid-60s on the coast. downtown 68 degrees tomorrow. we'll see only 70s mid to upper 70s in the north way bay but mild. here is the accu-weather

. >> dang. >> still looking good. >> mostly diet? >> is it diet or exercise? >> dancing. >> diet?> we'll be right back. no? oh, okay, i have something to say? if he were a lobbyist... if they were political contributors... maybe tom corbett would listen to them, instead of cutting funding for their schools. oil and gas companies gave corbett 1.7 million dollars in political contributions. and he gave them a sweetheartt's s caused a huge budget deficit. and his painful education cuts are forcing teacher layoffs and increasing class sizes. now corbett wants to give the oil and gas industry even more handouts. and what's he getting from them? corbett's keeping that secret. so pennsylvanians are challenging tom corbett to come clean. release the records of your meetings with donors... that you've been hiding. disclose all the contributions, letters and emails from oil and gas lobbyists who influence you. we've got a right to know who tom corbett's listening to. because it sure isn't us. >>> what a gorgeous day, oh, love my next guest already, you know the vanderbuilt family, the vande

plus, the food is really dang good. >> that it is. >> i think it was also important to be able to providef themselves that they recognize, a very humane image, because all they're seeing in the media, whether here or there, whether on arabic channels or abroad, you know, is this kind of very caricatured images of gunned men and wailing women and this grim cinder block landscape. you're not entering into the private homes. what does a kitchen look like, or what does a family you see here. do you like it, she's asking? >> absolutely delicious. really, really good. [ speaking foreign language ] >> yeah? she wants you to open a restaurant for her. >> keep cooking like this. it's really delicious. >> gaza has three distinctive culinary heritage. those who hail from villages that were either depopulated or destroyed in 1948. and they constitute about 75% of the population of gaza. and they kind of bring with them their own distinct cuisine. that's very different from the cuisine of the city, gaza city, which tends to use much more heat, much more chili peppers, from the cuisine of the coast, wh

she is really -- dang. >> whew. >> she long and lean. >> okay.o, if you're not really long and lean, sometimes you get bounced as a sports i will state dollars -- >> even if you are really tall. sometimes it happens. >> could you possibly be fired from a modeling job if you put during interview that earlier in her modeling career, she was actually fired from forever 21 because she was too fate. she said she was excused from the job. >> well, she showed them. marted right back in there, and got on sports illustrated. >> yes, i think she just was. >> reason why she stands withing john legend, that's john's wife. >> they're married. >> right? >> thank you, sue. >> prince william's crown is getting some un wanted attention, plane this in. >> well, actually talking about his thinning hair. we all know he is going bald. he has acknowledged it, from the daily mail website, photo on the left the cover of vanity fair. principal's hear liar looks noticeably thinner. so they put a little extra hair perhaps. >> photo shopped. >> they made it red. >> suggesti

. >> they came in the house and tore the dang house apart. >> harvey said they seized any items that have been used as a drug operation. >> this vacuum sealer that you use to seal fish? >> yes. >> they said it wasn't for drugs. >> this all stuff you use for making sausage. >> what about the stuff you say all the things you make sausage were used for drugs? >> i can't tell you because i'd have to swear . no, it's just a joke and unfortunately they've got the deck stacked against me where i can't win. >> the feds also took the family's firearms which the harveys say were used for hunting. >> here is with the turkey down and this is the shotgun. >> how often would you guys go hunting? >> every day. >> the u.s. attorney says the guns were used for trafficking, a felony which carries a mandatory sentencing for 5 to 10 years for the first gun and five years for additional guns. what's more, the prosecutors added together the previous harvest. which means they face an additional five years in prison. >> the more that i learned about their case the more i was confident that this was the exac

they came in the house and tore the dang house apart. >> harvey said they seized anything that could be used for drug trafficking. >> they took our vacuum sealer. >> they took this vacuum sealer because they said it was part of a drug operation? >> yes. >> they also confiscated a digital scale but harvey said it wasn't for drugs. >> this is sage, this is all stuff you use for making sausage. >> what do you say about the fact that all the things you have for making sausage was used for making drugs? >> i couldn't tell you because i'd have to swear. no, it's just a joke and unfortunately, they've got the deck stacked against me where i can't win. >> the feds also took the family's firearms which the hunting. >> this is me with the shotgun. >> is this one of the guns they took? >> yes. >> how often would you guys go hunting? >> during hunting season every day. >> the u.s. attorney says the guns were used for trafficking a felony which carries a mandatory sentence for five to ten years for the first gurch and 25 years for -- gun and 25 years for additional guns. what's more, the county p

dang it. and there's no microwave. okay, we have to ask them about that. >> darn. thought we were getting a dole bed. damn. >> well, we're going to have to ask them about the mini fridge. >> this is small. >> it's going to be small. plain and simple, it's going to be small. >> this is as big as my room. >> yeah. (kids shouting playfully) >> you took half of all my tapes. hah! >> what type of animal is the north america roadrunner? >> d, a bird. >> correct. >> you should know that off the cartoons. >> yeah. >> we missing lunch. >> miss saigon. >> we missed lunch. >> you don't want a lot of people to find out that you live here. people will make fun of it and it can really haunt you after a while. it starts... you start to have no friends, people will tease you about it and stuff like that. >> i'm embarrassed because i'm poor and because i live in a shelter. it makes me feel like i just... wish i never lived here. >> there's a kid at the school who looks... dress worser than me. but he has his own house, though. he got a house to call home. he don't have to go sit do

. >> dang. >> i know an ashley from kansas. >> but vanessa. >> spreading through the southwest. texas is always by themselves. >> crystal. >> there air lot of crystal from his texas. >> kacie's. >> i'm actually catherine i'm a liar pants. >> total liar pants. >> okay. >> if you are dating two # women at the same time, congratulations. i mean, be careful. dating two women you don't want them to find out about each other, because it can get melt i. you wouldn't know anything about that i had a woman this weekend, she was in my apartment, well, where are the pictures you used to have up of me? oh, shoot i forgot to pull them out. >> getting a lot of comments about read it my favorite web site. both of steve frazier's girlfriend let their feelings be known publicly. they dumped him with this huge sign which they had hung over a busy highway. hey steve frazier you are dumped by both of your girlfriends. >> they look alike too. >> he has a type apparently and they found out about each other. >> really best thing to do is date woman with the same name, yes. >>> still ahead, is she grea

i was like, dang, i never knew water tasted so good, but it does. just ice water. and these are the little things we take for granted. >> trotter, whose name is infamous in the indiana prison system, will now be around other inmates and staff without handcuffs and shackles for the first time in ten years. he originally came to prison nearly three decades earlier on a four-year sentence for theft, but then trotter received 142 years as a result of being one of the instigators at another prison. he's spent 16 years in confinement but says the last ten nearly broke him. >> that was some of the most torture yous time i did in my life back there. it took everything i had. dehumanizing me, demoralizing me and institutionalizing me. it just strips the humanity away from you. oh, man. i guess it's a good thing i can't get emotional. it goes to show you that i'm not dead inside. i still feel. >>> coming up -- >> i've always been told f you're not serving good, you're serving the devil. >> serving time for a devilish act of arson. >>> like those at many other maximum securit

. >> dang. >> good to see you man. >> thanks you so much. >> you made a move any philly. >> dead manwn, yes good they wanted information, lewis tricks.com,. >> he kay. >> or my fox philly.com we will link it to him. >> you are the best. >> sue. >> okay, wow. >> impressive. i don't know what he said i was looking at his ball handling. >>> 9:26. following are closely breaking news, out of europe with the crash of malaysia airlines, also very closely following with habitat for humanity. we will talk about that. >> reporter: hey, guys this isn't just a construction site it is a competition, six homes for six needy families but hey everybody wins this will break up your day we will be back in a minute. >> habitat humanity putting up six houses today? >> it is arrays. >> arrays to put up six houses in. >> right. see who can do it the fast. >> what are you looking at sabina? >> reporter: guys, take a look right now, i mean, these guys have been working in the dead of summer. since yesterday, working hard to put up these six houses, in three days, of course, all for a good cause. we're joine

earlier they saw reports of fighting in the area and decided it's too dang to go there. this comes as we get new evidence from russian's role. international efforts to investigate the crash scene fight continued to fail. today it was 30 ub armed dop police machine. they had to turn back. that's fighting between russian-backed rebles and ukrainian forces. the ukrainian information are triecious to seal off the eastern access. it's come over heavy fire over the past two days. as far as the bodies why are, at least 220 cough instance have been returned to netherlands. the international rhys scwurs who have returned to the scene have confirmed that. they are undergoing a process of identification, but still no clear word as how many bodies have been uncovered yet. finally, the state department has released new satellite images of what it says it's proof that the russian military is directly firing rockets against ukraine positions. some of the rockets, officials say have traveled more than seven miles. direct intervention by the russias into this fight would be a real relati

but remember whatever the public is really in dange endanger up s hour of crisis in 1861 we turn to abrahamlincoln. so it's absolutely optimistic notion of the future even as i write about the period of the western leadership. other questions? that time. thank you so much for coming. [applause] >> two things everybody. first and foremost this is the book and the table. i have a couple hundred the table in case we run out. we ask that you please take them up to the register and then you can start lining up here and he will sign on the stage. last but not least if you can very carefully hold the chair you are seated upon and place them up against the bar that would be very helpful. thanks everybody. >> that was history in who examined the civil war through thoughts of presidents. for more information visit the website chrisderosebooks.com. chrisderosebooks.com. a discussion and debate on the history of the second amendment the right to keep and bear arms was president of the brennan center for justice at new york university school of law and a tourney allen. it's about an hour. [applause] >>

i hope we don't have to get a new dang cord that you got to like change cords. >> cord? you're going to need a new handbag. those two little spots they put in the back to put your phone in, it's going to be too small now. there is a bigger issue here. >> you need a new handbag. >>> guys have their man caves, but a houston area woman has a she cave to put them all to shame, three stories, 3,000 square feet. it's a closet. it's got designer clothes and shoes and a seaful of red soled christian loui vittons. this boutique like design was the result of a collaboration between the homeowners and a houston-based designer. we don't know who this woman is, but we would like to know her well. >> i know. >> can i just carry your bag? i don't need to keep it. i'll carry it for you because they're all in that closet. you can't carry all of them all the time. >> don't you want to go what did you do except for shop all day? >> i'm really curious. i'd be willing in the spirit of trying to help someone else out to carry the bags for her. >> of course. >>> miss idaho is garnering a lot o

>>reporter: tracking cat car in front of you it is dang are. >> it perform emergency breaking. >> itld be out within three years and so could new cruise control that let truck talk to each other prevent pile up. >> before that truck starts slowly down the back truck is on the brake. >> safety is what it is all about with the drive to mick cars fully autonomous. >> engineering standpoint the weakest link in the system is the human being. we cause more accidents than anything else. >>reporter: we are our own worst enemy in another way says david hall the legal framework for cars to drive themselves is a work in progress. >> if i had some confidence i wasn't going to get sued i would be driving around self driving car right now in. burlingame, abc 7 news. stichltz speaking of driving. president obama today got the dhoops do something he has not been able to do for several years. >> let me drive again. >> so exciting. >> of course the president is chauffeur everywhere with secret service like mike. this was a simulation the president got behind the wheel of car today at highway research