it was about creating wealth. >> reporter: darrell's family built their fortune from scratch. her great great grandfather moses was a slave who learned the trade from his owner. five generations later, building is still in their blood. darrell and her twin sister own a 30 million dollars company making its -- $30 million company making its mark on d. c. and beyond. darrell never thought the foundation for family laid in 1905 would lead her to one day own the doors that were once so hard to walk through. she credits dr. king and his dream of equality for helping to make that possible. >> we restored the stone where dr. king stood where he was giving the i have a dream speech. >> reporter: more than 30 years after the address, there aren't nearly enough stories like darrell's. according to the institute on assets and social policy, the wealth gap between whites and african-americans has increased more than four times over the course of a generation. in a study released last year, the institute found that middle income white households had greater gains in wealth than high income

. >> darrel presidente del senado californiano amenazó con detener su trabajo si no hay pago. >> le quito microhondas. >> la versión de la madre es que estaba frente a su computadora y cuando su hija despèrto ya no respiraba. >> se descubrió la causa de su muerte. >> un incendio de 5 alarmas dejo a 28 estudiantes desalojados en la calle 100 de la 11 house. >> bomberos de san josé y santa clara lucharon por horas para detener las llamas las causas se desconocen pero se sospecha que comenzó en la lavanderia lavandería:si renta una casa y es dañada por incendio o inundacion nadie le resopnderia la solución un seguro. >> cuáles son sus beneficios. >> el departamento que la familia rubio se ha deteriorado con los años. >> ccuando me case no tenía mucho , tengo más de 50 mil dólares. >> la familia se dio cuenta que en caso de incendio se perderían miles de dólares. >> supe que si algo pasa nos quedamos con nada por eso aseguraron todas sus pertenencias. >> de 100 a 200 cda uno. >> una cuna, cama silla y otro mueble. >> televisión . >> recientemente hubo un incendio en la casa del vecino pero gr

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after little darrell was born, he took anti rhett row viral medication as well. it worked. he's hiv-free, as healthy as any little boy you might find. she wants to be a role model. >> we try to do as many things as we can together. again, there wasn't anyone like that that i could see when i first found out, so just to show people that you still can find love and find happiness or have a good family, do whatever you want with hiv. >> reporter: dr. sanjay gupta, cnn reporting. >> how beautiful is that? be sure to watch sanjay gupta m.d. tomorrow at 7:30 eastern on cnn. >>> an estimated 25 million young people are infected with hiv according to the world health organization. patricia sawu is making sure her community and country get information to stop the spread of this disease. that's why she's our cnn hero of the week. >> back in the 1990s i believed that aids was a punishment from god. when i tested hiv positive, it was oh, my god, how did this happen to me. i fasted and prayed for years hoping that i would be healed. when i went public, i lost my job. my husband lost his

darrell then comes in shortly after the war is declared as a part of a team for the propaganda of the war. so darrow and brian had this long career and many intersecting points before the scopes trial. they were old friends, they knew each other. they love to bait each other in the press and fight about evolution and things that brian thought were very important in brian led the movement for those state laws not only in tennessee but elsewhere in the south. and so then they finally get together and have it out. it is like two old friends fighting something else sort of. when brian dies -- i think many of you know brian dies shortly after the case and you would think if they were great enemies and adversaries, clarence darrow would have had something nasty to say about william jennings bryan to reporters but he says something kind and loving about a man who had an enormous impact on american politics and life. the other main historical figure at the trial, h.l. mencken, had something very different to say at that moment. mencken said, and mencken had kind of the nasty tone to it, that

governor brown announced the plan just yesterday with state senate president pro tem darrell steinberg and assembly speaker john perez. they say that it will close a $9.6 billion deficit with a combination of more cuts and newly projected revenues. one concession by governor brown, he is dropping his campaign to ask voters to extend certain taxes. what does this mean for you? more money in your market starting friday, state sales tax dropping 1% and vehicles license fees dropping by nearly half to .65%. that will mean californians will save an estimated $5.8 billion for the year according to the state department of finance. >>> sarah palin is stirring the political pot about a run for the white house again. she is visiting iowa today, the state that holds the first caucus getting a lot of traffic from presidential hopefuls. as randall pinkston reports, even a visit from president obama. >> reporter: sarah palin is in iowa for the first time this year not to declare her candidacy but for the premier of a new movie about her. >> she was the 25,000th employee. >> reporter: visits to the s

he gets darrell matthews to pop out and end the contest. the bears lose it 4-1 and will play tuesday in the double elimination tournament. >> our first game and getting our feet under ourselves. i think we are ready to go and give it another shot. >> we got them right where we want them. from here on out we are coming off a loss and that's where we are at our best. we might as well go with that. that's what i'm trying to convince our guys. >> cal will next play texas a and m. that's because the aggies lost to south carolina. tied 4-4 in the bought m to of the 9th. scott wingo came through with the bases loaded shot off the wall. south carolina would walk off with a 5-4 victory. the bears have to beat texas a&m on tuesday or their season is over. of course their program is just about over a few months ago. so they know all about come backs. >> and not easy to come back from. >> they will have to win four straight. >> it would be a good story. >> thank you. that concludes another broadcast of abc news. i'm alan wang. our next newscast is at 4

winning his 84th career race, tying him with darrell waltrip nd bobby liu.yoso t>>you. >>> still ahead, gavin newsom and his wife make an announcement. hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! -hey marcel! are you listening to me? marcel! [ male announcer ] only at&t u-verse lets you follow your favorite channels on one screen. just $29 a month for the first six months -- dvr included. in the network there are no hard choices. >>> lieutenant governor and former may or of san francisco, gavin newsom and his wife welcomed a healthy baby boy into the world today in san francisco. hunter siebel new some born after 9:00. we're told that these, of course, not pictures of him, pictures of the couple, hunter is 20.5 inches long, weighs 8 pounds 4 ounces, due june 19th, his mom's birthday but decided to come early. the newsoms have a daughter, montana 20 months old. congratulations to the newsoms. >>> high school graduation rates are a concern for schools across the country. in the bay area but not

the senate vote was a tie leaving democrats two votes short of passing the main budget, something darrell steinberg called a hiccup. >> maybe what i need is to have a couple of those members hold their ears like this and take a couple sips of water. that i'm told cures hiccups. >> one of the democrats who broke ranks and voted no is ?arly land ye from -- is senator leyland le. >> it will affect our children and another $3 billion worth of cuts in addition to that we will be looking at higher student fees. >> the uc and csu systems would each lose $150 million. the state is anticipating an extra $4 billion in tax revenues, but that has pit falls too. >> it is the anticipated revenue that does not show up and our family will have additional severe cuts that are in place if the governor was serious and wanted to show. we can show why we needed structural revenue increases in the future. >> after vetoing the budget a few weeks ago, governor brown negotiatedhis -- negotiated this deal. a simple majority vote was enough and not a single republican vote was needed. >> i think this budget right n

winning his 84th career race, tying him with darrell waltrip and bobby allison for third on the all-timeist. >>> the great white north formula win racing, rihanna visiting lewis hamilton's garage area. close call on the track. worker trips, falls, almost run over trying to move debris off the course. you have to always know where you are on that track. especially where the cars aren in the end, jessen budden takes the checkered flag on a wonderful day of racing where no one was hurt. scary moment on the track. >> absolutely. trying to get up. he was in a panic mode there little bit. >> maybe it was rihanna he was reacting to. >> could have been. thank you. >>> and, rob, so the big change, tuesday's the big day? >> tuesday to wednesday, warming up. this, the warmest seven-day forecast. you can see, any excuse for yard work gone. 90s are possibleer for places le morgan hill, livermore. on the coast it's the time of year we switched over the seven-day forecast. bottom, coastal temperatures for highs into the 70s. pleasant head down to santa cruz as well. >> head to the beach if you have a c

but according to police captain darrell mcalester, evidence collected so far leads them to believe that she was killed in the kaiser permanente parking lot in hayward. >> based on compelling evidence that we have recovered during the course of our investigation throughout the week, the hayward police department is now officially classifying this case as a homicide. >> reporter: le vanished on may 27. she told colleagues she was going to her car while on break to get some items. when she didn't return, they got worried and called police. >> during the course of those discussions, during the course of questioning a number of people, we have had some persons of interest come up in this case. whether or not we focused on one individual person of interest or not, i can't say at this time. >> every one of us are thinking about her. >> reporter: the family quickly mobilized, holding candlelight vig vigils. detectives are being very careful with information they are releasing, but they did say that forensic and video evidence collected from this garage and multiple search warrant locations conv

>>reporter: after breaking the sad news to michelle lee's family members, captain darrell mc allister told reporters police will investigate her disappearance as homicide. >> we realize this is the worst possible news that michelle's family and friends and everyone would has been looking for her would want to hear. >>reporter: police believe lee was murdered in the kaiser hospital garage where her car was parked two weeks ago frida friday. they also say it was not a random attack. that the killer targeted her. lewas making her rounds friday nature at the hospital where she was enrolled in a mentoring progra program. the 26-year-old student nurse told a colleague she was going to her car in the garage to pick up some things. then she vanished. her honda was later found on this street half mile away. police say there is compelling evidence which leads to a homicide. >> forensic examination of my shell's car in the area of parking structure where it was parked, information gleaned from multiple interviews including those of friends, family and of persons of interest. >>reporter: as polic

. >> reporter: darrell benitar is the founder of the website. >> the solution we came up with was build a panel of users who would record their screen and their voice as they use the website. >> reporter: testers make a 10- minute recording and get paid $10 while clients like wal-mart cisco and google get valuable feedback. he says the average tester earns $100 to $200 a month from their home computer but for rebecca that's only a percentage. >> i started checking craigslist regularly. >> reporter: and that's where she finds other focus groups willing to pay up to $150. the perk, free products and extra cash. but she warnings the money is not always consistent. >> there are great months where i'm making hundreds and i just am doing a focus group every day but those are extremely rare. >>> julie watts on the consumerwatch. >>> it's not exactly filene's basement and grocery outlet might be the last place would you expect to find a wedding gown but the grocery outlet in oakland is offering more than 1200 design wedding gowns in a five-hour sale tomorrow. if it lasts that long. price start

. >> reporter: governor jerry brown is expected to present some type of budget alternative to darrell steinberg sometime today. it's expected to have more cuts but we're not exactly sure what it will include. we don't know at this point if he's trying to get republicans on board. although we do know yesterday he met only with democrats. >> we have been trying to get ahold of lawmakers this morning. we'll continue to talk to people out here in san francisco. we'll check back with you coming up on "mornings on 2." claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> 7:02. family members of missing bay area nursing student michelle le have brought in some extra help hoping 20 find her alive. ktvu's allie rasmus joins us live to tell us they've hired a private investigator. >> reporter: gearing. michelle l -- good morning. michelle le went missing a few months ago. the family announced yesterday they have hired a private investigator. this investigator will be working completely independently of the hayward police department and the fbi. both of those agencies are also involved in the in

and in the sixth there is a 2-0 game and it gets by darrell matthews and swab circles the case and there, virginia. and there is a chopper here to make it 6-0. and tim lincecum struck out 12. and picture is worth a thousand words. perfect in the north and then in the fifth, and seventh, renee rivera, you'll get nudging and like it. and there is is giants adding to a lead, and cody ross shoots it up the middle. and there is wilson gives up a run. and there is a crazy dive. he barely gets what he's doing. and there is a's and mets wrapping up the series. bottom two, and back up the middle against fran godfrey. and there is chris carter making his first appearance of the year and he drops it. and there is two outs in the inning that should have been over. there is an fbi single. mets win, taking two out of three. >> and he showed off his new skills. >> and they'll chase him around. >> that is all right. and there is a is this edition of abc 7 news. >> stay connected 24-7 at abc 7 news.com. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are a management

have not put out a single substantive report since april two thousand and nine and you know hafter darrell went public with these comments you know he's gotten justin's messages from other people that want to force winfield saying you're absolutely right it's a shame what's happening out there at the washington post and i think a very important story on carol in which the post reporter applause all around the country and talked to many other people who had been in the now since section of the h.s. he talked to people at the so-called fusion centers there are seventy two of these centers around the country that are state local and federal law enforcement cooperating on these kinds of intelligence issues you know and many of the people out of the fusion centers that you know it's a disaster that's happening so you're right i mean what you said in the intro is especially right. so this is due to political pressure this was not this is just a matter of v.h.s. just saying you know ok glenn beck you know we're not going to you know because he and fox seem to be leading the charge it's not a matt

. >>> also joining us in the nation's capital this morning is california republican congressman darrell issa chairman of the committee holding today's hearings. good to have you with us. >> thanks for having me on. she has been on it not the start but the breaking of this story is sharyl attkisson. senator grassley has been tenacious about getting to the bottom of this. >> you have been working hard to get to the bottom of this as well. how forthcoming have they been with you? >> not at all until recently. they have really stonewalled this. they used the minority on the committee to try to obstruct it. what is beginning to happen somebody must have figured out this investigation can't end until at the highest level, including the president, they say this is not a may have been. this was a failed program from the planning on. this is a bad practice. and we have to have assurances this will never happen again. >> the doj and atf it if they close information at this point in time it could compromise other investigations specifically perhaps even the trial of the trafficker who is accused o

present his own opinion about what should be done with a budgets proposal that will be presented to darrell it's unclear if he will seek republican support. he did meet yesterday with democrats and did not republicans. there should be a few cuts in there. but it's hard to find many people happy in this process at all. we will talk to more people autohere in san francisco gates area. we hope to have all that for you coming up on mornings on 2. live in san francisco claudine wong. >>> ed lee has been san francisco's interim mayor now for almost six months. now one group wants to make his job permanent. coming up at 6:45 the new attempts this weekend to try to convince lee to join the race for san francisco's next major. z our time is now 6:38. former massachusetts' governor mitt romney made a stop in the bay area. mitt romney appeared at this fundraiser barbecue. mcneeley tweeted 200 supporters were at the event. we are told former candidate for governor meg whitman is there. she's advising romney's campaign. some people we spoke to after the fundraiser say they believe he can beat president

darrell clark is the majority and joins us this morning. imator offered two options they want to tell everybody. we have the soda tax and a hike in property tax that i know people in philadelphia went through this time last year. where do you stand on the issue and why? >> good morning. first, i would like to applaud the mayor for take thatting on the tough challenge and that has been put in his lap related to the states and the national government. he stepped to the plate and make an aggressive proposal. i applaud him, but don't necessarily agree with him. my concern is four-fold. it's not clear that it will pass legal muster currently in the state of pennsylvania. sugary drinks are already taxed by the state. the question as to whether we can impose an additional tax. even if we pass that, i don't think that we should tax a particular industry. the reality is this is an anti-obesity measure. this is clearly something that contributes to obesity. we have a number of other industries that create food and make food productions that contribut

and congressman darrel isa released e-mails, republican from california, which seems to insinuate the atf acting director, kenneth nelson, was watching these sales, knowing about these sales in real time. so for the department of justice to still not be able to tell us who authorized and at what level seems pretty ridiculous to the congress and the senators who are asking these questions. >> also, atf agents have testified this week about retaliation from their superiors for questioning the wisdom of the program. >> yeah. even though they were raising red flags from the very beginning. they're getting shunned in their offices. wei we talked to one agent who's literally retiring over this because he's sort of been blackballed. there were a lot of people who as soon as they heard about this plan, to let these guns just go into mexico, they raise the questions and they were told basically, you shut up. just imagine if this was the other way around. if mexico had some grand plan to do this in reverse and we were finding guns at crime scenes that the mexican government aloud into this coun

congressman darrell issa calls that stone-walling. take a look at this. >> if you're going to count pages like this as discovery, you should be ashamed of yourself. that's not discovery. that is saying that nothing within the document requested under any circumstances are we going to be shown. >> now, james cavanaugh is a retired atf agent, special agent in charge. he's in nashville for me. sir, good to have you here. did this program have good intentions? i guess, what was the ultimate goal? i didn't explain it fully. i just let people hear that, yes, they were letting guns walk. why? what was the idea behind it? >> well, i think you're right, t.j., that there was probably some good intentions here. i mean it was a bold, new strategy that was implemented by the atf and the department of justice to go after the cartels through the gun traffic strategy, but you know, you can't get the king of the cartel in the gun traffic case. i think that's the mistake here. the strategy was too bold, the scale was too big, and it went too far. >> an

then the ball is bobbled in center allowing darrell matthews to score. cal puts three on the board.s from the ninth spot. then the rain came. and the cal offense was pouring it on. after scoring three more in the top of the 6th, devon rodriguez base hit another run scores. cal wins 7-3. their first world series win since ronald reagan was swept into office. they will try to win another one for the gipper on thursday. >> i don't like to think too much. when i think too much it doesn't work well with me. [ laughter ] >> so i mean... i just kind of play it simple like we said. >> we have been down all year. we have had to fight back whether it's getting our program back or alumni fought four us and we fought on the field every game. >> we lose our first game and you got to come back and you got to win ballgames against very good teams or else you're going home. and, you know, we know the tasks and what we need to do. >> okay. just two days before the nba draft, warriors president roberty is stepping down. the timing is interesting but his bee parture is not. he was part of the past and

let me start with darrell newel, and in a sentence he is someone who manages the blueberry harvest, but low and behold, it's not necessarily an organic harvest. >> i know. i was so disappointed. i had this stereotype of all the ceremonies and there's some tribal chairman picking the first blueberry and there'd be prayers and maybe a drum circle, and he said, no, we just go pick them when they are # ripe. [laughter] that's it. he said, and then i thought, of course, they are organic because they are native people. well, that's completely wrong. he said, they're commercial. they probably go into the cake mixes. that was an early interview, and it was very interesting. this is a man much like many people i interviewed who were sort of bemused by these questions of the naive outsider with this view that everything has to be organic and close to nature. that's just ridiculous. >> and he also, since, had difficulties to overcome in his life with the abandonment in his family. again, a theme that runs through many american families, but it especially runs through the native american families t

see someone like john chung whose name is in the news and for the republicans, by the way, look to darrell issa, the recall king, the one who brought it all over and also maybe some like david drier who is about to lose his congressional seat because of redistricting. plenty of big names out there waiting for that cherry spot, you know. the question is will she or won't she? watch to see how she fund raises. >> john chung, the state controller who made an interesting decision. telling the lawmakers we won't give you the paychecks, passed the budget but it didn't come up to snuff, even though the veto. do you agree with what he did? pretty bold? >> the legislature is going back to work real fast. $400 a day, they are going to get inspired. that's all there is to it, but here's the more interesting one for me. was he constitutionally allowed to do it? just because you say something, that doesn't mean it's true. we don't know if he's constitutionally allowed. the legislation says nothing to that point. he assumed that power. there will be a court case. bet your dollar it will be starting tomo

one of her republican colleagues in the house, darrell issa, is worth $220 million. that's up 37%. his money before he came to washington. richard, you got the royal family in london. so you have some rich people there. but this is supposed to be the people's house. from your point of view across the pond, is america just a nation run by a bunch of rich people? >> oh, please. please! get off your high horse on this question. all right. so there are a couple of rich people in congress who either have made their money through family connections or through other enterprises before they went into politics. but does anybody think that nancy pelosi has gone into politics to make money or indeed anybody really goes through the grunt and the grind of getting into the house or the senate -- what point are you making? there are rich people in politics? >> yes. people -- these people, they've got a lot of money. we're talking about the average household income in this country, $50,000. do you think that it disconnects them a little bit from what's going on? >> i think for most people in congr

congressman darrel issa head of the house oversight committee is going to press hard.rom senator chuck grassley the republican from iowa who's been pushing hard on this. he said, "it would be a shame if the justice department makes mr. melson the only fall guy for this disastrous straeblg. there's plenty of blame to go around at both the atf and justice department. a resignation by the acting director would be by no means the end of our inquiry". grassley also said he'd be interested in hearing what melson has to say to him after he is kicked out of justice as we all believe will happen. >> and when president obama and eric holder were asked about the program, they both pointed to an investigation that's being conducted by the inspector general of the justice department. do we have any idea when the findings of that are going to be released? >> we don't. the members of congress think they're being stone walled. we've gone over this, why does it take five, six months to find out who in your own department approved anything. that should be a decision that you can come ba

darrell steinberg joining us live from sacramento. thank you very much. certainly not over. we'll continue to update this story. thank you for the update this morning. >> thank you so much, pam. >>> time now 6:49. after a four hour closed session, the new york state senate is now just one vote away from passing a marriage equality bill. the new york state assembly's already passed the bill that was proposed by the new york governor. it would grant same sex couples the same rights to benefits and protections as opposite sex couples. right now 30 republican senators oppose the bill, two support it, some are on the fence since may 1 #s gay rights groups have hit the phones. they're trying to raise support for this bill. so far they've made about 15,000 calls. >>> all right. 6:50 is the time right now. let's go back over to sal for a look at traffic this morning. sal. >>> good morning. right now traffic on the golden gate bridge looks good but there has just been an accident call on the golden gate bridge southbound 101 just past the toll plaza. so here it looks good, but just a

after breaking the sad in us to michelle lee's family members, captain darrell told reporters police will now investigate lee disappearance as a homicide. >> we realize this is the worst possible news that michelle's family friends and everyone who has been looking for her would want to hear. >>reporter: police believe lee was murdered in the kaiser hospital garage where her car was parked two weeks ago frida friday. they also say it was not a random attack that the killer targeted her. lee was making her rounds friday night at the hospital where she was enro in a mentoringring progra program. the 26-year-old student nurse told a colleague she was going to her car in the garage to pick up things then she vanished. her honda later found on this street half mile away. police say there is compelling evidence which ladies to a homicide. >> forensic examination of my shell car and area of parking structure where it was parked. information glean from multiple interviews within those of friends, family and person of interest much. >>reporter: police search the apartment of one person of int

we are going to hear from congressman darrell issa who is leading those hearings. after 183 previews and countless jokes, the much delayed much talked about and much-anticipated opening of the musical spider-man so we are going to take you to the red carpet and opening night there. bon no, the edge, matt damon, all on hand last night and we'll give you of course a full update on the injured reserve list after one night of spider- man on broadway. we have that coming up on "the early show." >> there have been a few, we know that much. >> yeah. you know what? it went off without a hitch, no injuries, no accidents, no mishaps and they said spider- man 2.0 which is this new version is now much more watchable. >> oh, good. that's good. after $70 million, it should be. >> hope so. >> without a doubt. >> thank you. >> that's "the early show" that starts at 7:00 with chris wragge, coming up. we'll see you. >> bye, guys. >>> time now is 6:53. a midnight deadline to pass a state budget and why lawmakers may be a little more eager to get this thing done. we'll tell you why. >

let me start with darrell newell, who is from the a tribe. in passing, i could say he's someone who manages the blueberry harvest but lo and behold it isn't necessarily an organic harvest. >> i know. i was so disappointed. i had the stereotype there would be all these ceremonies. and the tribal chairman would pick the first blueberry. and there would be prayers and a drum circle and he said no, we basically go pick them when they're ripe. [laughter] >> and that was it. and then he said -- and then i thought, of course, they are organic because these are native people so it has to be organic. well, that's completely wrong. he said no, they're commercial. they probably go into pillsbury blueberry cake mix. that was an early interview and this was is he interesting. this is a man much like many people i interviewed who were sort of bemused by these questions of the naive outsider who had this view that things have to be organic and close to nature. that's just ridiculous. >> and he also, as i understand, had difficulties he needed to overcome in

democratic leader darrell steinberg says the governor has to make the next move. >>> time now 5:09. we have new video of that great white shark spotted in marin county over the weekend. an off-duty lifeguard shot this cell phone video. look in the middle of your screen there. do you see it, pam? >> yes, i do. >> this is right off the malinas coast sunday. this may have been the same shark spotted earlier in the day off stinson beach. now lifeguards are enforcing some pretty tough restrictions for beach goers. >> the water is closed to swimming and surfing. we're saying knee deep, obviously there's some people get ago a little further out. we try to keep it knee deep, waist deep i'm not going to quibble about, but once they get chest deep, we're going to call them in. >> i'm going to pay attention to that. if that shark isn't spotted again by at least thursday, the restrictions should be lifted on friday. we can tell you that 12 people have been attacked by sharks off the coast in marin county in recent years and they're real. >> yeah, boy. >>> 5:10 is the time. we want to go back ov

darrell steinberg says the governor has to make the next move. >>> lynn woolsey is reportedly gettingeady to announce her retirement. the 73-year-old democrat plans to hold a press conference at her petaluma home next monday. she will discuss plans. >>> the head of the government agency in charge of regulating guns may resign this week. kenneth nelson heads the federal bureau of the a.t.f. he's facing backlash for "fast and furious." the hope was that entire arms networks could be brought down. and congress is now investigating. >>> 8:19. the obama administration wants to extend a ban on mining near the grant canyon in arizona. the "l.a. times timeses" report that's want to put a ban on this. ken salazar says this will protect the colorado risker watershed from being contaminated. millions of people in the southwest get their drinking water from the river. >>> three kentucky miners are waking up at home. they were trapped underground. all of this happened as part of the mine's entrance collapsed. the miners were able to walk out on their own, almost 14 hours after this ordeal begin. s

chairman of the committee is california congressman darrell issa.s is in the room, we are still waiting for the chair. when he does arrive, we expect this hearing to get under way. this is live coverage on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> again, we are in the rayburn house office building as the house oversight and government reform committee is holding a hearing this morning assessing the recovery efforts of the gulf of mexico oil spill. one of the witnesses is mississippi governor haley barbour and st. bernard's parish president craig taffaro. >> the committee will come to order. the oversight committee exists to secure two fundamental principles. first, americans have a right to know that the money washington takes from them is well spent. and, second, americans deserve an efficient, effective government that works for them. our duty on the oversight and governme

>> this is being pushed by darrell issa, the republican in the house, he wants to know who in the departmentof justice knew it. its like kenneth melson will take the political fallout for that. will it stop there? a justice department inspector general's investigation going on. eric holder, the attorney general, says he didn't know about it. the people in congress say that really hard to believe. because this was such an intricate and involved to pull off and at the time, even though looking back on it saying this was absurd, the atf was excited about this. they thought they were going to score some big name arrests once this operation was over with. >> we are going to stay, obviously, following this and see if the resignation comes today. drew, thanks. good work. >> which ranks the lowest in customer satisfaction? we will tell you after the break. >>> they are all coming out today to mark the summer s solstace. more on the summer break coming up. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i

we want to mention that we were going to talk to darrell steinberg.e're having trouble getting ahead of him. >>> here is a live look at some of the preparations underway. how local transit agencies are making it easier for you to join the celebration. >>> time's almost up for hybrids in the carpool lane. when those drivers can no longer go solo. >>> san francisco's pride parade kicks off just a couple of hours from now. we'll show you the road closures already in effect. >>> five people dead after a shooting on market street. >>> more than a dozen people are still unaccounted for after a crash between an amtrak train and a semi truck. the details that came out right before that collision. >>> good morning, everyone, welcome to mornings on 2. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong, let's gets over to rosemary orozco. >> it's going to be a fabulous day. looking at sunny skies over san francisco. we will have the wind in the afternoon. 10 to 20 miles per hour. but our temperature is going to warm. widespread low 60s expected for the coastline. we'll take

california's republican congressman darrell issa's net worth is $200 million.t makes my head spin. he made his money on car alarms. the l.a. times reports john boehner is nearly $2 million to $6 million and made most of his money in blue chip stocks. among the 87 new gop freshmen members, at least 30 had debt totals $50,000 or more in 2010. and that includes things like mortgages and student loans and credit cards. one example from the l.a. times, arkansas republican congressman timothy grich reported between $45,000 and $150,000 in liability and from personal loans. perhaps he is one of the few kind of like you, sort of, maybe. >> kind of, sort of. i wonder if he is saying now that he is there on the hill, oh, it was all worth it! it's worth the debt. i'd love to know if that is the case. >> he still makes $174,000 a year and most americans would say that's a pretty good chunk of change to pay down that debt. >> darn right. carol, thanks. >>> cia's one site appears to be up and running even though a group of hackers claim they took it down to show sport for wi

pictures that were coming out from the chairman of the house oversight and government reform committee darrell in the meeting. you can see secretary geithner, president obama, pretty interesting stuff. white house press secretary jay carney was asked about this. here's what he said yesterday. >> we obviously closed it to the press because we felt it would be more conducive to having a useful conversation. we feel it was a useful conversation. what individual members did is obviously up to them. >> doesn't bother you that issa did that? >> i'm fine. >> reporter: and laughter ensues there. both sides trying to keep a positive face on things so far ahead of the august deadline to increase the debt ceiling of because the markets are so reactive, and i think that both sides are trying to say that things are plugging along just fine. honestly, i think sometimes the white house, when they're dealing with congress, they're not really surprised when these kinds of things happen. the president has had meetings with them before and house republicans, and information comes out during the meeting, tweets c

chaired by darrell issa, this hearing is an hour and 40 minutes. >> the committee will come to order. today's hearing is on obstruction of justice, does the justice department have to respond to lawfully-issued and valid congressional subpoena? the oversight committee mission statement is, we exist to secure two fundamental principles. first, americans have a right to know that the money washington takes from them is well spent. and, second, americans deserve an efficient, effective government that works for them. our duty on the oversight and government reform committee is to protect these rights. our solemn responsibility is to hold government accountable to taxpayers because taxpayers have a right to know what they get from their government. we will work tirelessly in partnership with citizen watchdogs to deliver the facts to the american people and bring genuine reform to the bureaucracy. today's hearing in specific is on the question of the powers and execution between the co-equal branches of government and the constitutional role of congress to maintain and check on the executi

: madam speaker, tomorrow the house committee on oversight and government reform, led by chairman darrell issa, will conduct a field hearing at the boeing company's 1.1 million square foot manufacturing plant in north charleston, south carolina. this will expose an outrage of big government killing jobs. as "the seattle times" correctly editorialized monday, quote, the nlrb is attempting to reverse a u.s. investment by the nation's number one exporter. 17 months after the company decided to make it. after the money's been spent. after the equipment has been set up. after 1,000 workers had been hired. for the government to demand now the company move to another state shows no sense of practical reality. end of quote. south carolina recruited this new second line of 787 dream liners through a package which includes a trained world class work force, right to work laws and pro-business local government of republican and democratic bipartisanship. the boeing company's decision was based on economics and sound business policy. the obama administration should stop its attack on american jobs and

congressman darrell asa operation fast and furious, felony stupid. >>> the defense will begin presenting its side of the story of the casey anthony murder trial after the prosecution rested yesterday, anthony's attorneys tried to convince the judge to dismiss the case. insisting no proof has been presented that a murder even took place. the judge was not buying it. denying that motion. >> martin savidge joining us live this morning from orlando. what about the defense asking for acquittal? >> there's been no shortage of drama when it comes into this particular case. as you point out, the prosecution rested. and then the defense team jumped up and moved for acquittal. not that unusual in a case like this where what happens is the defense team going to make the argument that the prosecution has laid out their whole case, put down all their witnesses and they have not proven beyond a shadow of a doubt that our client, casey anthony, is guilty. have not even proven that there's been a homicide. and that's exactly the argument that was made by one j. cheney mason of the defense team. listen t

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that title goes to congressman darrell issa from california.'s the founder of a car security company. he made his money and then went to washington. his base salary is $174,000. he's worth a minimum of $240 million. lists assets worth over $50 million. congressman barney frank, want to check about him. he actually is -- he's served massachusetts for 30 years. so he's made his money from his job in congress. his base salary is $174,000. his worth is $1.2 million at least in 2011, reported no debts or liabilities. just a snapshot from the new disclosures about how much money we're talking about in washington. back to you. >> it is interesting. thanks, christine. >>> fueled by a social media campaign, saudi arabian women are now being encouraged to break a driving ban by getting behind the wheel today. the movement sparked by a woman detained after posting a video on-line of herself driving back in may. although it is not technically illegal, religious eedsices limit women's activities. will they break the status quo? mohammed jamjoom joins us liv

. >> just a big kid himself, darrell hammond loves to hear children laughing.tching the pure joy of kids as they play. >> this is fun! >> play is a child's right. it's fun, but it's also how kids build their brains, their bodies, how they build social skills. >> reporter: hammond didn't always have that kind of joy growing up. >> my father was a cross-country truck driver and he left my mom and all of us kids and became wards of the state. >> reporter: he ended up at mooseheart, a group home for 300 where he could live with his whole family, mother, too, get an education and feel safe. he lived there for 14 years. he recently returned. >> oh, my gosh. >> i do what i do today because of what started here for me as a child. >> reporter: what started as a drive to show children they can maim amazing things happen has turned into an inspirational movement around the country. pipe by pipe, beam by beam, kaboom. >> what about kaboom? >> it's about an explosion of hope and opportunity and possibility. it's about watching disbelief disappear and the impossible become p