changed her name to sarah dillon because she was such a fan of bob dillon legendary singer song writer. couple attended more than 100 shows and of saw sarah dillon there jockey to get as close as possible to the staichblingt when i first met her i thought she was way too much. gosh sarah like tone it down. >> i find this girl called sarah dillon. l. >> they found a skull missing the lower jaw. sheriff's investigators concluded the victim had been dumped from this turn out on highway 20 down a steep ravine. >> the skull found in this ravine remained unidentified for 12 years until a big break. probation search of joe's reno home. >>reporter: along with 4 handgun ammunition handcuff law enforcement uniform and manikin dressed in lingerie prosecutors say police found serial killer trophy. newspaper articles about his victim death. and photographs he took of some of them. earned living as photographer and he had 150,000 cash in a safe deposit box. along with sarah dillon driver's license. passport. prosecution believes are photo of sarah dead body from the waist down. after the search inve

phil dillon picked up his harley in germany.ent to himself for his 50th brd that's turned out more rewarding. he was chosen for a space on the pope's roof. >> this is a sticker that goes on your bike and this goes on your handlebars. >> is this to have your motorcycle blessed by the hope. >> i hope it in creases the value. >> reporter: it's hard to know which one made him happier. pope francis was presented with official harley rider colors along with two bikes. so far there's no word on whether he'll take a spin around vatican city, but given his style people would be surprised if he did. allen pizzey, cbs news, rome i'd love to see that. >>> well coming up on "cbs this morning" after the local news. this is the "cbs morning news." . it's the most powerful thing on the planet. love holds us in the beginning. comforts us as we grow old. love is the reason you care. for all the things in your life... that make life worth living. ♪ ♪ sweet love of mine just getting clean with no water. kinda like using t.p. with no moist wipes. oh

every single person in mississippi can now be matt dillon. or the other side of matt dillon. he can be the bad guy, walking around with guns, showing off. what's massachusetts' view of guns? >> well, massachusetts is not west virginia. we're not pennsylvania. we're not the laggard. we're the leader. yeah, we need background checks and now senators from those states can support that. we don't know the why assault weapons should be on the streets. >> your opponents for assault weapons? >> my opponent says that assault weapons should not be banned. my opponent supports high capacity magazines. i asked him in the debate last week where would a civilian in massachusetts need a weapon that could shoot 100 bullets in under two minutes. and he has no answer for it. later he said it was for fun. but the problem is that those guns would be in the hands of people who would be causing harm to families not just here in massachusetts, but across the country. i want to go down to the fight the nra on the issue of assault weapons and high capacity magazines. they both should be banned. >> we

the birds were on the same record label as dillon.the demo version of his unreleased track. the band loved it version combining folk harmonies back beat and guitar style similar to the beetles. that mixture created an entirely new sound. the cover of the tune became number one single. in fact, it would be the only dillon song to reach the top of the charts in the united states. but the birds flu toward flame. sunday is episode two of true blood. so monday on "studio b," we will talk about it. i wonder what bill is going to do this time? ask mr. tambourine man. i think o'reilly is coming up but i'm not sure. >> greta: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> the facts are that 11 million people live in the shadows and they live here in defactor amnesty. >> we didn't secure the border back in 1986. >> i don't think it's going to happen now either. >> battle lines have been drawn in the immigration fight and a huge split in the republican party about what to do we'll have a debate. >> greatest tribute that we can pay to those who came befo

dillon has taken, you know, a pretty big hit in the economic downturn. the unemployment rate is about 14%, and there have been a good number of foreclosures and plant closings and those things, and i think about that. >> numbers were always bernanke's thing. he taught himself calculus and got an s.a.t. score of 1590 out of 1600. a friend talked him into aiming high for college. >> i came home from school one day and there was a phone call for me, and i picked up the phone. they said, "this is the harvard admissions department. we'd like to let you know that you're accepted in the freshman class." and i said, "come on, who is this really?" and but my parents had their doubts about my leaving and going so far from home. >> no, wait a minute. your parents weren't thrilled that you were going to harvard? i mean, this is a dream come true. >> my mother was definitely against it. first of all, she said, "you know, you don't have the clothes. you won't be able to dress properly for harvard. and it's a long way from here. how are you gonna come home at holidays,

a young gray well has washed up on dillon beach for a second time this month. it was first discovered in tomales bay last week and towed back out to sea. the whale is hard to miss. particularly because of the horrible smell. >> it was kind of scary and smelly. >> what does it smell like? describe it for me. >> gross. old fish. >> it's rancid. >> marine mammal workers will be back out at the beach early this morning. >>> that marmot we told you about that is on the loose it imagined to elude wildlife workers for now. they tried to entice him with fried bacon and spinach. he is believed to be in the backyard. wildlife officials say they live in the sierra. sometimes they hitch rides in car engines and end up here in the bay area. he doesn't like bacon and spinach. maybe they have to try something else. >> doesn't like bacon and spinach. >> who doesn't? >>> let's go out and take a look at the commute now. we're looking at the drive at the bay bridge toll plaza. it looks very good coming into san francisco. we hope this isn't the last normal day for awhile on the b

dillon drive a third break that left close to 30 homes with little to no water. >> drove back from lunchit was all ruptured and water spilling all over the place. construction vehicle out there and redirecting traffic. >> moore at the parent home for the weekend. work crew came by the house. >> told us they were going to shut off our water and needed to get any water to do it within the neck couple minutes to shut off the water license to the house. >> neighbor across the street say they weren't told anything. >> real inconvenience not to have water. >> bit would be helpful of course if they had told us kind of that it was off. i mean, we didn't really know that we had no water until we didn't have. >> i asked the guy you know give me an estimate when it could be fixed he said he didn't know. until they get down there and see. >> crew work well in the night for water restored to affected rest didn't. city is trying to figure out why the water pressure spiked so it doesn't happen again a.m. 7 day news. >> it may keep police headquarters closed until monday. the fix is more complicated tha

mary dillon will become the new chief executive officer. dillard was the ceo of wireless company u.s. celluar. she takes the helm at ulta from former ulta ceo chuck rubin, who resigned to become ceo of michael's stores. all the while, ulta has gained popularity with consumers shopping for well-known beauty brands offered at ulta, and shares of the stock are up roughly 30% from a 52-week low in march. in ipo news, luxury department store chain neiman marcus may soon hang it up as a private company. it has filed for a $100 million ipo. the company's private equity owners have been shopping around for options, and debated selling the company last month. neiman was taken private in 2005. this week, eight companies will launch their ipo. tomorrow, software development company luxoft holdings hits the market, alongside cancer research company nanostring technologies and drug company esperion theraputics. mark your calendars. on july 15th, twinkies will be back on store shelves. in 2012, a labor fight with workers forced hostess out of business an

dillon drive a third break that left close to 30 homes with little to no water. >> drove back from lunchit was all ruptured and water spilling all over the place. construction vehicle out there and redirecting traffic. >> moore at the parent home for the weekend. work crew came by the house. >> told us they were going to shut off our water and needed to get any water to do it within the neck couple minutes to shut off the water license to the house. >> neighbor across the street say they weren't told anything. >> real inconvenience not to have water. >> bit would be helpful of course if they had told us kind of that it was off. i mean, we didn't really know that we had no until we didn't have. >> i asked the guy you know give me an estimate when it could be fixed he said he didn't know. until they get down there and see. >> crew work well in the night for water restored to affected rest didn't. city is trying to figure out why the water pressure spiked so it doesn't happen again a.m. 7 day news. >> it may keep police headquarters closed until monday. the fix is more complicated than firs

dillon drive a third break that left close to 30 homes with little to no water. >> drove back from lunchit was all ruptured and water spilling all over the place. construction vehicle out there and redirecting traffic. >> moore at the parent home for the weekend. work crew came by the house. >> told us they were going to shut off our water and needed to get any water to do it within the neck couple minutes to shut off the water license to the house. >> neighbor across the street say they weren't told anything. >> real inconvenience not to have water. >> bit would be helpful of course if they had told us kind of that it was off. i mean, we didn't really know that we had no water until we didn't have. >> i asked the guy you know give me an estimate when it could be fixed he said he didn't know. until they get down there and see. >> crew work well in the night for water restored to affected rest didn't. city is trying to figure out why the water pressure spiked so it doesn't happen again a.m. 7 day news. >> it may keep police headquarters closed until monday. the fix is more complicated tha

time i was young and it was the boom of hippies and it was the destination, you know, cafe baba, bob dillon parties was going on. i miss these kind of parties. people fly from everywhere to the party and they make the whole town move. blue and white party, white and gold party, hat party. it's amazing and you see people coming with amazing hats like cage with a bird, extravagant hats. people put so much energy and time into these parties, you know? >> oh, now that looks good. >> tomatoes brushed with local olive oil, garlic. liver kabobs, beef liver, grilled over charcoal. a bit of swordfish. >> that is just beautiful. >> how do you like the tomato. >> oh and the swordfish is amazing. how else have things changed. >> did you see how many tourists there were today? they were in a hurry. if they come to the shop they even try to avoid eye contact. they're afraid if they get my eye contact i'll rip you off or -- >> or make you buy something. >> i don't know. >> do they buy? >> ee don't even say hello. >> they don't buy. >> of course. they have short hands and don't get to the pockets. i'm just

charlotte, age 6, olivia, age 6, anna, age 6, dillon, age 6.rd, age 6, jesse louis, also age 6. james, age 6, emily parker, 86, jack pinto, age 6. noah, age 6. carolina, age 6. avriel, age 6.. benjamin wheeler, age 6. allison wyatt, age 6. joseph deane, age seven, case, age 7, gracie macdonell, age 7, victoria soto, age 27. rachel, age 29, loren, age 30, anne-marie murphy, age 52, mary, age 56, all killed in the sandy hook massacre. now speaking, my sister, jillian soto. >> on friday, june 14, it will mark six months since my older sister was brutally murdered in her first grade classroom. my sister vittori went to school that day to teach her first -- victoria went to school that day to teach her first graders and was faced with the situation that she could have never imagine. a situation that most people will never have to face. around 9:35 a.m., an armed man walked into sandy hook elementary school and opened fire and kill took 26 people within the school. 20 of the people were 6 and 7- year-olds, and six educators. one of those educators wa

rene changed her name to sara dillon because she was just a fan of bob dylan. they attended hundred shows and saw sara there. >> first night. >> the girl sara dylan. >> bob discussed her in an interview. >> people follow me around. driver's licenses and dylan is her name. >> they arranged to meet her in the west coast tour but she never showed up. >> i knew right then that she was either dead or being held a captive against her will or vegetable somewhere they couldn't identify. that is the only thing that would keep her from being there. >> the couple never saw her again. six years later a logger working along the road near tahoe found a skull. they concluded the victim about had been dumped down a steep ravine. skull remained unidentified for 12 years until a big break. a probation search of joe naso's reno home. >> along with handcuffs and law enforcement uniforms, prosecutors say they found a serial killer's trophy. photographs he took of some of them. >> naso as a photographer and he had $150,000 cash along with sara's driver's license, passport and what t

rene changed her name to sara dillon because she was just a fan of bob dylan. they attended hundred shows and saw sara there. >> first night. >> the girl sara dylan. >> bob discussed her in an interview. >> people follow me around. driver's licenses and dylan is her name. >> they arranged to meet her in the west coast tour but she never showed up. >> i knew right then that she was either dead or being held a captive against her will or vegetable somewhere they couldn't identify. that is the only thing that would keep her from being there. >> the couple never saw her again. six years later a logger working along the road near tahoe found a skull. they concluded the victim about had been dumped down a steep ravine. skull remained unidentified for 12 years until a big break. a probation search of joe naso's reno home. >> along with handcuffs and law enforcement uniforms prosecutors say they found a serial killer's trophy. photographs he took of some of them. >> naso as a photographer and he had $150,000 cash along with sara's driver's license, passport and what th

i am kid asking. >> dillon, if you are watching. >> kidding kind of kidding. >> right. >> so one of thek times," major story this morning on the fact that msnbc which was doing last year pretty well in the ratings, they were beating cnn, they were not just behind but second to fox. now, the latest month, they came in, not number 2, not number 3, but number 4, trailing fox and cnn and headline news hln, as it's now called. what's happening to msnbc? >> well, the "new york times" premises is basically people are starting to figure out its maybe not a news channel that its mostly focusing on commentary. >> which is true. >> which is very true. and it's been that way for a long time and, you know, conservative media has loved to point that out for a long time but apparently people are just figuring it out. but also hln did the fact of having the infamous jodi airuos case that was insane for them the numbers that they did on that. but msnbc is in a unique spot a couple of months after the election, and they are having some difficulties. >> people are sick of politics. so why does fox do so w

today was not as hairtrigger block, cameras roll, just like we see in television, we think of marshal dillon and miss kitty on gunsmoke. she was a dance hall girl, and they had gambling. that wasn't downtown chicago after the civil war. so mike mcdonald creates this group who put their own man, their own mayor in office. and that was really essentially the start of organized crime in chicago. if we just for a moment put aside the idea of the mafia and think about what organized crime is, it's kind of has political protection. it's part and parcel so to speak with government. they really like kind of two sides of the same thing, the upper world and the underworld. but anyway, throughout the united states, particularly in machine towns like chicago, kansas city, philadelphia, certain breed of time in new york, vice money was used to fund political activity. so to go all the way back to mike mcdonald, the money that was collected from the saloon and jamming interest in downtown chicago went to fund activities of the democratic party. and that continues on all the way into prohibition. when mcdo

nicole hockley, mother of dillon, said that they would not abandon their quest for change. it is important lawmakers remember that we are not going away on and we will not let paid into the background. it is too important, it is too common sense. those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. >> i'm juan gonzalez. we begin the news that the obama administration has decided to begin arming syrian rebels fighting presidentashar al- assad after concluding his forces had used chemical weapons. the white house said thursday it has firmer evidence the government has used weapons multiple times on small scales and up to 150 people have died. unnamed officials told the times that the cia would coordinate the transfer of small arms and ammunition. the united nations says roughly 95,000 people have died in the two-year civil war. >> a un panel recently accused both sides of carrying out war crimes. the president has made a decision about providing more support to the opposition. that will involve providing direct

billion dollar bill two hundred seventy billion dollars that's how modest the role snapped in china dillon is what about a quite suit three hundred sixty eight million metric tons that's going to be delivered over twenty five year contracts that was one of the deals were all about we also got some science coming into it too we had two very happy man going home with over two million dollars he's the chief scientist that won the global energy award for their work with rechargeable botches as well as dynamics jason couple guys it was that a nice shiny metal to economics and science really right now it's time for the attendees and the protests about to run x. and enjoy this gold just city that is that is the pieces. on the belly. of the world's largest company you told me they're doing business in russia is not as hard. to predict. poor can russia who has experience in the russia and they have been there in a completely different here from source one who just in the got to know some information from international media or internet if you walk in russia understand you know what's advantage to b

. >> i am 7 years old and my name is dillon and i'm in first grade.oal by studying and working hard. >> i want to be a lego designer. >> what do you want to be when you grow up. >> a fireman. >> what do you want to be when you grow up. >> i guess an inventor. >> an inventor. >> what do you think we need to invent. >> an ice pack you don't have to cool in the fringe. >> well, you know, they have those already. >> that sucks. >> i am six years old. my name is zenzele. >> what do you think your classroom is going to look like? >> big. >> you were in my bedroom for the class of 2020. standing right there. >> it was the first day of kindergarten and lauren's mom gave her a matching pendant to make her first day in school a little easier. >> lauren, hi, how are you? >> i remember i walked into the room and i had my blue heart necklace on and so did my mom and we both gave them a kiss. >> i truly believe that the class of 2020 bond will really keep us connected through the years. >> class of 2020 rocks. >>> they have grown up so much, so fast. time is flying

when we ran into dillon dunn at work in kern valley's kitchen. >> how unusual are you here?rison i'm the only one. >> the only what? >> the only white krip. >> i think the whole crew was surprised to find out he was a crip. a white guy as a crip. >> i run with the blacks. there's not too many people like me. >> at first we thought he was messing with us, or just trying to have a little fun, but we found out he was the real deal. >> so talk to me about how an irish boy ends up as a crip? >> i'm not irish. >> dylan dunn? >> my father. i'm puerto rican and italian. >> dunn's fish out of water status could last a long time. he's serving 25 years to life for armed robbery. >> how are you perceived here? >> i get my respect. if i didn't, i -- like, they could stab me or whatever, i wouldn't be here, i'd be dead, you know. so evidently i get my respect. i mean, it wasn't easy, you know, it's still not easy, some places i go, i'm a target. >> why? >> because of who i run with, who my gang is. like i said, real racers. if blacks get into it, i got to be there. really especially -- i'

he lost a lot of street credit, and he has basically been lent in places like europe, as with dillon, macao, hong kong. the second sign of -- this is not my ." according to their japanese jeff kim jong-il, his second son was too much of a girlie man. his words, not mine, to be a leader. they tried and did not go well. but he is not he is not much older than kim jong-un anyway. things did not work go with them left with one son. that was kim jong-un, so that's the guy. twenty-nine years old. in 2009 the regime succession process pretty much formally began. he started being called the young general even though he never served in the military. he did have a poster of michael jordan up in his room. and then we saw with those of us who watched always see, purges during the spring and summer of 2011. this was designed to help bring a power play for the third sign. he built up the military or maintained it and there building up certain things that are very important to continue to pose a threat. what you do after you bring these to the abilities of the four? you conduct violent provocations.

nbc meteorologist dillon drier is here with all the details. good morning. >> good morning. yesterday in central park it was the second wettest june day on record. we picked up nearly 5 inches of rain in central park, parts of north carolina picked up to 8 inches of rain and parts of florida more than a foot of rainfall out of this system. all tropical storm warnings have been discontinued now that this has become an extra tropical low. see the bulk of the rain is only up in the maine and parts of northern new england. this whole storm system is a fast mover, although it did dump a lot of rain in parts of the east coast. basically the whole i-95 corridor. you can see the heaviest of the rain is falling through central and southeastern maine, even southern new england is already starting to clear out right now, and it's going to turn into a pretty nice weekend. couple of showers back through roanoke and moving through north carolina and we also have our best chance of seeing some stronger isolated storms today back through south dakota into parts of iowa, especially later thi

let's go to dillon dryer for a look at the storms we saw earlier and what we will see the rest of the night. >> we are going to see through the rest of the night chance of strong thunderstorms, but that threat, especially in oklahoma city of tornadoes, very powerful tornadoes, is lessening at this point. i want to show you this map here. it doesn't look like much, but the red boxes indicate areas where we still have tornado watches in effects through eastern missouri, down through areas across central and southern illinois. you see the filled in red boxes across southwestern illinois. we are going to see that's where the severe thunderstorm warnings are now. we are going to see a chance of possibly seeing still some stronger storms and heavy torrential downpours. we have flood warnings up and down the mississippi and missouri rivers, there is a pretty good chance we will see flash flooding with the torrential downpours. you can see areas like central missouri, southwestern illinois where we have the threat of torrential downpours. closer look at oklahoma itself, there's moore, oklahom

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heading to the south bay san jose is looking dry but morgan hill towards at dillon is is looking at light if we get after ninafternoon actioe may have the thunder storms and will have to keep our eyes on the sky. we will seek clearing as far as the clouds are concerned. >> sfo is reporting 100 men at the latest because of the clouds. the temperatures are generally in the mid 50s. here's your future cast 4 forecast. we're looking at the chance of thunderstorms as well. by 3:00 p.m. you concede it will not be as wide spread. you will see that the sun will start to speak through and the clause will start to clear by late afternoon. by 8:00 p.m. tonight it will be much quieter. the highs for today will be cool just like yesterday. fremont will get into the mid 60's and low 70's for redwood city. heading over to the east bay we are looking at mid 60's for san leandro. walnut creek will be coming in at 74 degrees. the temperatures will be pretty comfortable and for the north we have to watch the skies and there is a chance for a very active weather. berkeley will be in the lower 60s in downtown

first, here's dillon drier, a check on the forecast. >> joe, it is going to be quiet for this morning, but like yesterday when the storms popped up in the northeast we are going to see more storms redevelop. it is hot, it's humid. temperatures right now are in the mid 70s. 75 in new york city and it is only going to get warmer through the day today. we are looking for highs to top out well into the 80s, close to 90 degrees like we've seen every other day this week. we have the chance of stronger storms in the northeast. also in the southeast. biggest threat would be for hail and damaging wind gusts possible in all of those areas. but tornadoes would be isolated. in the northeast we are going to see temperatures today top out in the 80s. washington, d.c., once again, up around 90 degrees with those storms redeveloping later on today. you are watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. "i'm part of an american success story," "that starts with one of the world's most advanced distribution systems," "and one of the most efficient trucking networks," "with safe, experienced drivers." "we

the last time the city of houston lost a firefighter in the line of duty when senior captain thomas dillon died. 1929 marked the last time more than two firefighters lost their lives in the line of duty with edgar grant and harry oxford and john little were killed when their engine was struck by a train. on may 31, just a few days ago, 2013, a five-alarm fire just afternoon at the location of a motel and restaurant is now the most deadly fire in the history of the 118 years of the houston city fire department. . sadly captain e.m.t. renard of station 51, operator robert t., firefighter e.m.t. robert of station 6, and probationary firefighter ann of station 68 died in the line of duty. all we can see as we look to the heavens is that we hope that they will rest in peace. they were our brothers and our sisters. ann sullivan of 68 was a gifted athlete who played soccer and was a cross-country runner. focused her life and ambition upon graduating from high school to become a firefighter and began her quest by choining the whartton country junior fire academy, and after graduation she became a

the playgrounds are also scheduled to open this month honoring six-year-old dillon hawkly and teacherprotect her students. a memorial service will be held today in new hampshire for the mother of the sandy hook gunmen. police say adam lanza shot and killed his mother at their home before carrying out the december rampage at sandy hook elementary in newtown, connecticut. private funeral for nancy lanza was held a few days after the shootings. >>> air woman falsely jailed on drug charges in mexico is grateful to be back home. >> it feels great. i'm so happy to be back home and being with family and my lovely husband. >> yanira maldonado kissed her husband during the news conference. she credited widespread news coverage. she and her husband went to mexico for a funeral when she was arrested. a judge freed her after nine days behind bars. despite her ordeal, she plans to visit mexico again. >>> a former player for the warriors is in critical condition after a head on crash. officers say 46-year-old mookie blaylock was driving in an escalade when it crossed the center line and then slamme

he was also the doting and loving grandfather of mckenzie and madison dillon. for me this is a personal loss since i was privileged to have been raised by fred williams. his daughter, kim, was my childhood best friend and i grew up in the williams' household. in fact, there's not a childhood memory of mine that does not include the williams' family or my many visits to fred's florists. because of the closeness of my family -- that my family shared with the williams family over the years, i affectionately called him uncle fred. uncle fred has left a mark on the city of selma, alabama, and i am so grateful for the part he played in raising me. why i'm sad i am not able to attend the funeral today to be with kim and kay, i rejoice in knowing that uncle fred's legacy will live on in the many people that he touched. i find comfort in remembering his laugh, the way he always walked with his head cocked to one side and of course the way he always brought a smile to my face as he called me terri sue. i will carry with me the love, support, laughter and precious memorie

agelotte, age 6, bolivia, 6, at dillon, page 6. 6, kathryn hubbard, age 6, jesse louis, also age 6. emily parker, 86, jack pinto, age 6. , age 6. carolina, age 6. jack -- jessica, age 6. benjamin we are, age 6. allison wyatt, age 6. joseph deane, a seven, case, 7, 7, gracie macdonell, age victoria soto, age 27. 30,el, age 29, loren, age mary,arie murphy, age 52, age 56, all killed in the sandy hook massacre. now speaking, my sister, jillian soto. >> on friday, june 14, it will mark six months since my older sister was brutally murdered in her first grade classroom. my sister vittori went to school that day to teach her first graders and was faced with the situation that she could have never imagine. a situation that most people will never have to face. a.m., an armed man walked into sandy hook and openedschool and kill took 26 people within the school. were 6 and 7-le year-olds, and six educators. one of those educators was my older sister. i am here today to remind congress what happened to my family, to remind them of what keeps happening in america. 5000 more americans have died