crutcher as main partners are gone olsen check this guy out and ran and james jim walden gibson and dunn has been around since one thousand nine hundred it's considered one of the most prestigious and selective firms in the country with over one thousand attorneys and eighteen offices around the world including one right here in d.c. it's no surprise that this firm has had a hand in some of those the spectacle legal cases to ever the courtroom so i look at the case that gibson and dunn has been dealing with since two thousand and eight you know valving one of my favorite corporations wal-mart is in early five years ago today a wal-mart employee died from it sixty ation after a rabid crowd of black friday shoppers stormed the store trampling everything in their path now do this employee's death the occupational safety health administration find a wal-mart a whopping seven thousand dollars but unfortunately wal-mart just couldn't find the money to pay that fine out of its seventeen billion dollar your income stream is worth paying a measly seven grand walmart would then have to admit that

some of those the spectacle legal cases to ever the courtroom so i look at the case that gibson and dunn has been dealing with since two thousand and eight you know valving one of my favorite corporations wal-mart is in early five years ago to the day a wal-mart employee died from it succeed after a rabid crowd of black friday shoppers stormed the store trampling everything in their path now do this employee's death the occupational safety health administration fined wal-mart a whopping seven thousand dollars but unfortunately wal-mart just couldn't find the money to pay that fine out of its seventeen billion dollar your income stream is worth paying a measly seven grand walmart would then have to admit that it didn't provide adequate safety training for its employees said in a dangerous precedent for other employees who may die while on the job so instead the company has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars more to hire gibson and done to make sure it's a new one from future settlements the case still remains tied up in appeals court today but that's just the tip of the iceberg when i

the guy next to him is jack dunn, the owner of the baltimore orioles.him, dunn had to become george's legal guardian. >> they go to spring training and the baltimore sun starts referring to george ruth as "jack dunn's baby," and by may of that year, it had been shortened to "babe ruth." >> soon, fans could tune into radio broadcasts of the babe pitching for the boston red sox. but he was even more valuable as a slugger. he moved on to the championship yankees and stardom. but he always made time for his fans, especially young ones. >> there are many stories about the babe coming home from yankee stadium after a game, and he would stop the car if he saw a game of ball going on, and get out and play with the kids because he just was like that. >> babe ruth had a heart as big as yankee stadium. mike told me the story of babe's promise to a kid dying of a rare disease. it was a promise that seems to have helped save the young fan's life. >> over here, you see a bunch of baseballs all signed by babe ruth, but the one second-in from the left is the ball that

here is laura dunn. >> so my freshman year in the spring semester i was at a party. i was drinking. it was my second time drinking ever in my life. i ended up having a lot of shots, over seven. i was getting very, very drunk. it was about that time that two men from my team started paying attention to me. they started walking me the wrong way. i remember saying, that's not the direction of the party. they started walking me into an apartment that was very close. i fell face first on their stairs. they both just picked me up and carried me up. it was almost like it wasn't happening to my body. at one point one of them got on top of me and started suppressing himselpressingmysel. i remember putting my hands up saying no, i'm a virgin, please stop. i remember walking into my kitchen. my mom was kind of sitting in the living room. i said, mom, i've been assaulted. she just, you know, went into shock. she walked out of the house. she didn't even have a reaction. she just left. i forget how my dad came in, but i had to tell him. he sat down on the couch with me, and the very first thing h

as main partners are on olsen check this guy out and duran and james jim walden this is gibson and dunn has been around since one thousand nine hundred it's considered one of the most prestigious and selective firms in the country with over one thousand attorneys and eighteen offices around the world including one right here in d.c. it's no surprise that this firm has had a hand in some of those the spectacle legal cases to ever get a courtroom so i look at the case that gibson and dunn has been dealing with since two thousand and eight involving one of my favorite corporations wal-mart is in early five years ago to the day a wal-mart employee died from it sixty ation after a rabid crowd of black friday shoppers stormed the store trampling everything in their path now do this employee's death the occupational safety health administration find a wal-mart a whopping seven thousand dollars but unfortunately wal-mart just couldn't find the money to pay that fine out of its seventeen billion dollar your income stream is worth paying a measly seven grand walmart would then have to admit that

for now owners can go through a broker or an insurance company directly which is what the dunns are in process of doing. so far they're not happy with their options which included hmo with a smaller selection of doctors. while their search continues, they admit they're disappointed. >> i thought because we don't have that many employees and because we're not required to provide insurance that we wouldn't have all these regulations coming down on us. >> reporter: obama care doesn't require small businesses to provide coverage because there are less than 50 employees on staff, but those companies who choose to provide it will be eligible for a tax credit, and that's something the dunns will pursue if they find the coverage that fits their needs. doug? >> thank you, dominic. updating our breaking news, a helicopter crashed late this evening into the roof of a popular pub in glasgow. photos taken at the scene showed a helicopter smashed into the roof. emergency workers can be seen near the pub's door. this were reports that people may have been trapped inside but that could not be immediat

dunn feel empowered to use their gun instead of their voice to reason with others. now i face a very real possibility that my son's killer will walk free, hiding behind the statute that lets people claim a threat where there was none. this law declares open season on anyone that we don't trust for reasons that we don't even have to understand. they don't even have to be true. in essence, it allows any armed citizen to self deputize themselves and establish their own definition of law and order. it lets one and all define their own criteria for right and wrong and how justice will be carried out. even the wild west had more stringent laws governing the taking of life than we have now. "stand your ground" defies all reason. it goes against the sound system of justice established long ago on this very hill. my son was named for the jordan river. in the bible, that river symbolized the crossing to freedom. its waters marked the final steps to liberation, and offered up the holy stream that baptized jesus. its name seemed a fitting choice for a boy born at the end of the

michael dunn was in a gas station.nt about music coming from the car that jordan was in and michael dunn said it was too loud. he argued with these young men and then he pulled out a gun and shot several times into the car killing jordan and then drove off. okay? >> right. >> didn't -- said he didn't know that he was dead but the point is that he says he was standing his ground fearing for his life. they had no gun. there was no weapon. and so, this is all based upon his own bias. it's the george zimmerman we're suspicious of young black men and that's how people get a justification for killing people. >> and, you know, the urban institute showed in stand your ground states, white on black homicide is 354% more likely to be justified than white on white homicide. so to your point. you know, judd, the other piece of this is -- and judith, i want you to weigh in on this, as well, stand your ground laws are bad for everyone. it is not like when we talk about -- just the idea that it benefits someone is ridiculous but it's

those residents so it's an oversight and so it's plausible that there was window repairs that would be dunne in two weeks. >> i wasn't present but i interpret that to be window work that's where you're inside a unit and windows go back in we have to patch and a paint and a leave it in the same condition. >> i understand p.i. but that initial side to be done to a building but my concern was proper disclosure was not given to the tenants that are paying be market are we talking about that have to ensure the sound like and dust and lack of privacy. the concern is students english is their second language so envy concern if that was explained to them where they properly understood >> that i can't say but their signatures are on the lease agreement. >> so - >> can i add one thing it that response in terms of. >> what are you ron to. >> the question from the commissioner. in terms of rain approaching i think it's important to note in the absence of the appeal we'll be hugh through the project by now. that was no doing of the property owner and a second of all i'm not clear on what the tenant expe

but as seth dunn reports, the need is reaching desperate levels. >> reporter: from the air, the pleas for help were easy to see. on the ground, there was a growing sense of panic. the u.n. estimates the typhoon has left half a million filipinos hungry, homeless, and thirsty. residents were urged to flee if they could. thousands jammed the ruined airport hoping to get one of the few seats out on military planes. most are still waiting. more than a dozen coastal communities are still cut off. there's a shortage of transportation and fuel and roads are clogged with debris. around the city, volunteers prepared to bury more bodies as the death toll rose above 2300. >> too many people are dying just from that stand. >> reporter: fernandez lost almost everything in his home. there's very little left for him and his family to live on. >> we can't get any food or buy food from our stores because there's no stores to buy from. >> reporter: there were many more security forces on the streets today but the government has been criticized for being show to respond. eight died today after a wall col

i'll be at the morgan hill dunne avenue store tomorrow. >> great head shots. >> for a complete list head over to our website nbcbayarea.com and search holiday food drive. >> 6:27. still ahead, a computer glitch shutting down the b.a.r.t. system. we've been telling bu it. we'll tell you what you can expect if you plan on taking the train into the city. >> a raging wild fire through wine country. why firefighters say the flames spread so quickly. >>> breaking news. a computer glitch jamming things up causing a system wide shutdown on b.a.r.t. we can tell what you you can expect for the morning commute. >> plus, wild winds toppling trees and knocking out power throughout the bay area. meteorologist christina loren takes an in-depth look at your forecast ahead. >> right now ringing things in on the new york stock exchange. starting the day on the dow at over 16,000, a bit of a record there as we flip it over to the nasdaq. we're here i said weekend, friday, november 22nd, this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelle

. >> good evening planning commission i'm jim with gibson dunn and mrernl. we're here to respectfully with request that the commission extend the use authorization. our client obtained approval in 2010. your client has done everything that the city could hope for in responsible rehabilitation of the building. since that time, you know, in 2010, the economy was not in the best shape there was trouble getting financing for the building and that situation has alleviated itself. and there was litigation unfortunate litigation between the project sponsor and the origin architect of the project. the architect ended up sharing the plans with a competitor so there was a yearlong thing that derailed the project. our client is ready to move forward. we think this is fair. it's a commonly granted favor by the planning commission for the 3 year extension looking at the planning commission website there's several projects on king street that was approved in 2005 and 2008 it was expended to 2013 and 2013 it turned into 2014. there's other projects and the project at the =

just goes to show you have to be fit to ride for free on the russian railways. .bc news, moscow >> l dunneve, with those super -- well done, steve, with those supersquats. captivated people for centuries, but floating easy.the earth was not nobody knew what would happen if you went into the clouds, or how high you could go, and falling upward. we have chronicled the history of ballooning, and this is what we found. there is asay that basket beneath this, and in the basket was a story. holmes,me is richard this book is about the beginning of ballooning in the 18th and 19th centuries. nobody had ever flown and there were enlistments with icarus, whose wings melted in the sun. no one knew if you flew into a cloud, if you would be electrocuted, or if you flew into the sun. a bit -- british meteorologist named james glacier, built a balloon to take it up as high as it could go and they go to 10,000 feet, 20,000 feet, 29,000 feet, which is as high as mount everest. nobody had ever attempted that. and suddenly they are overcome because there is no oxygen and he cannot see his instruments, he job

. >>> sports is next, including a shocking bet and a hockey who dunn it. the case of the stolen helmet. >>> i'm a big fan of trees. i don't know if you can tell. we are not going to the forest today. we're going to toys r us, guys. welcome to the world's greatest toy store. >> toys r us has captured the magic of having a stranger take your kids on a bus, lie about where they are going and then take off his clothes and promise them toys. >> it feels really good to be an indiana pacers fan this morning. last night in a physical game with the chicago bulls. derrick rose with a clean 2. later off to stevenson. he gets the dunk. pacers 97-80. they are the lone unbeaten team right now and number one. alley-oop watch. warriors igduola gets the call. kevin ware is back. it was a triumphant return. his first shot here was a 3 pointer. >> good for him. so glad he is back in the game. >> absolutely. >>> there are reports the chicago cubs will name rick renteria as head coach. last one was fired last week after two years. renteria is the padres head coach. >>> mauftt

just goes to show you have to be fit to ride for free on the russian railways. .bc news, moscow >> l dunneve, with those super -- well done, steve, with those supersquats. captivated people for centuries, but floating easy.the earth was not nobody knew what would happen if you went into the clouds, or how high you could go, and falling upward. we have chronicled the history of ballooning, and this is what we found. there is asay that basket beneath this, and in the basket was a story. holmes,me is richard this book is about the beginning of ballooning in the 18th and 19th centuries. nobody had ever flown and there were enlistments with icarus, whose wings melted in the sun. no one knew if you flew into a cloud, if you would be electrocuted, or if you flew into the sun. a bit -- british meteorologist named james glacier, built a balloon to take it up as high as it could go and they go to 10,000 feet, 20,000 feet, 29,000 feet, which is as high as mount everest. nobody had ever attempted that. and suddenly they are overcome because there is no oxygen and he cannot see his instruments, he job

second dunn. >> gus: that's le'raven clark. >> charles: freshman all american last year, playing mostly at guard. they moved him to tackle, because that's his future and continues to be his future. terrific talent. got caught holding on that play. we'll have jared kaster and davis webb both being iced down after this game. >> gus: webb, and deandre washington taken down by ryan simmons, the outside linebacker from texas. a sophomore. clock still running. 1:22 and counting. amaro. jimmy bean brings the tight end down. jace amaro has had a career day in catches. that's his 15th. webb delivers. knocked away. shaun lewis with a hand on the ball. >> charles: that's a candidate right there for big 12 defensive player of the week. i don't know about all the other performance, but shaun lewis has to rank up there for consideration. >> gus: 51 seconds to go. davis webb walks off. 72 pass attempts tonight. ties a team record setback in 2007 by graham harrell. webb finishes the evening 45 of 72 for 426 yards, two touchdowns, two interceptions. 18 years old, true freshman. >> charles: loves the gam

because we talk a lot in the community about political poetry, and there's a brilliant essay by steven dunn who's a pulitzer prize winning poet. he says you can write political poetry but unless you don't know what the ending is it's not going to work. same thing. there has to be an element of surprise that if you sit down and you know where you're going and what you want to say, so it's going to come out die tactic and really beautiful tie in to that. >> i agree completely. not talking just about political writing but just sort of knowing what the ending is. we all -- all writers have the experience of people saying, that makes such a great story so sometimes one is tempted to write that great story, but you already know the end offing of that story. it doesn't make that great story. you know how it's going to end. it's a joke. to have the sort of basic idea of where i'm going without knowing how it's going to end up, being surprised that's like the most wonderful feeling. the most wonderful feeling for me when i'm writing is when i get to the point where i realize i don't have to go any f

dunn moved the capital is preparing for a general strike with members of the eu imf and european central bank collectively known as the troika been tough. that being by workers after pressed on to beat teams to check in the government's progress in implementing its thirty prison reforms students at the polytechnic university of athens already felt the effects of a strike the colitis shot up to administer the workers walked out over and suspensions the move is the latest in the government's efforts to slash the costs in the sector to meet the terms of the bailout twelve and a half thousand civil servants have to be suspended on reduced pay. students of the net helpless and without classes meaning than anything else in pantomime and agent of a graduating these measures are implemented. i won't be able to continue my studies. they also brought in and week after a commissioned piece i would be to continue the difficulties i read in any way things are not the university says one of several education establishments to be hit by strike since the start of the new school year in september. then t

. >> i will be at the morgan hills safeway on dunne avenue, i think bob redell in livermore, mike inouye, christie smith, we're going to be spread out. morgan hill to antioch. we'll do our part to try to collect your donations. for a list of all the locations head to nbcbayarea.com and search holiday food drive. >> great cause, great fun. a chance to get your picture and photo with this one here. >> i'll fact groceries. >> total package. still ahead on "today in the bay" a long congressman and former nfl star teaming up for a serious issue to take on concussions. how they are trying to raise awareness. >> the wind throwing you around, the camera view of 880 through oakland. we'll talk about the wind's effect on the drive. the warning from chp and also that b.a.r.t. system. >>> welcome back everybody on an end of the week friday morning. give you a bouncy look at the bay bridge. always gorgeous with the lights but you can see the shaking means there is still some wind. it's been a rough one with some of the rain and heavy winds. christina loren will be along to talk about that. mike will

. >> jeffrey dunn knows all about junk food marketing his prior job an executive at coca-cola. >> coke has done amazing job of creating that moment of refreshment. >> just picking up a cold bodle of coke -- >> you can picture it when i say it. that the marketing. we have to do the same good job for fresh fruits and vegetables. there's no reason we can't. >> he knows it's an uphill battle and so does the white house. >> as you all know the deck is stacked against healthy foods like fruits and vegetables. >> to help level the playing field first lady recently announced that sesame workshop -- would license their public pet characters for free. >> how do you say broccoli in spanish. how do you say it? >> also year, advertising for fruits and vegetables amount to $116 million. that say mound like a lot but it's only one outwent of what was spent on advertising junk food to kids. >> where is the cereal? >> few look at that disparity with such a critical eye as "new york times" investigative reporter michael moss. >> you look at shopping differently now? >> totally. >> he won a prize for rep

i've been in response to that and said that tapper said mr dunne is here with his wife so he doesn't quite see how loud the turkish prime minister could take the activist home with emma and rather interesting joke there has this pretty much what we heard not a lot of firm use developments moreover we iteration of statements and fantastic remarks. nine times he's in a sea captain for posting that line from seeing is that d c thank you very much and effects come to it when so without the tigers won the second greenpeace action is one of the leading russian testy at how a twenty nine now build the ark stakes at sea have now been granted bail on supporting seen is that decided the fate of the non stop them. most of the group of over a dvd release and only one will state it ain't a m to five very good he is tough i must withdraw. it's been ever so reliable that the tx the gap accident scene where a recipe trying to steal a russian oil leak in the hot sake. now the thirty x twenty eight of them with greenpeace activists and two of them who i am gentle and so when i started with i receive w

pilot error for the tragedy investigators say he caught something to nose dive onto the runway after dunn international airport killing all fifty on board the trouble began with the weather. the conditions were much stronger than the acceptable levels for finding this type of plane journey was called final approach the jet was just thirty meters off the ground in the pilot told air traffic control. he needed to perform go around making second attempts to land. he picks the plane's nose up to get some height but lost too much speed. the last of the aircraft. the desperation the pilot went into emergency descent to gain speed and left that but the plane into an uncontrollable died plunging it into the ground at forty or fifty kilometers per hour. it took us cannot went to the scene of the tragedy. the final traumatic moments of a flight that had almost completed its journey. forty four passengers six crewmembers everyone on board gone. w is such a good bowling healthy and handsome get a good family his son is on the three years old he made many plans for the future. a tragedy that meant fam

the dolly dunn asked its own bubble in two thousand won but fighting a fierce insurgency against falling and a gun forces of the views he said the government on security for this year i made chicken nuggets. molly the nasdaq site informative signs advising that the cup once peace is sickened by forty two against ottawa's ahead of the departure by the end of two thousand fourteen. and as of gunther was his stapler securing the country the script i didn't get the pockets thought of on board are off to the autobots reckons the side of things and events for the kidding of they need to in the u s drone strike. we like boxed on tintin and instead typing this out. ecan has hit back with the president of the newly appointed chief of the beekeeper audubon focused on what dd we think the country from neighboring of august on a spot in the varsity athletes pants to pull its peace talks that militants are to collect. a confirmed non christians who feel the showman was spent up to five different kind of bun fight as he could be but he did he go with it. i am curious to what the aircraft on volatile b

blocked oil flows in the province the summer leading to a fifty percent drop in exports prime minister dunn has said he won't order a military campaign to oust armed forces from the oil terminals because there is no organized national force in tripoli that could take on such a task the government's been losing popularity over its failure to deal with corruption and rising is debility since the fall of gadhafi some allis say foreign meddling is only making matters worse. the central government in tripoli is not strong enough by itself to impose its rule all over the country so the reality on the ground is that there are more than one libya today and we have to see if this means that they find an agreement to maintain the composition of the various entities within a common libya or if the very way altogether ople forces that are intervening from outside of libya so i wouldn't be surprised if the area i would start looking east of southeast there are about two hundred forty tribes in the bia and tribes are very important for the running of the territory so it's not just a sort of. remanded. li

no this is the same law that michael dunn intends to invoke in his trial he's a florida man who pulled out a gun at a seven eleven and fired round after round into the car next to his filled with teenagers who were playing music too loud for his taste that shooting resulted in the death of seventeen year old jordan davis now those who closely followed the bills through the legislature say that it was doomed to fail from the start in the republican controlled house will have to see how that actually plays out however another bill one that would rework but not repeal the existing stand your ground law is already moving its way through the state senate and it has a better chance of passing. well still ahead here on r t since two thousand and eleven japan's fukushima new nuclear power plant has been unstable making it nuclear materials but now an operation will be launched to remove the plants nuclear fuel rods more after the break. dramas are to be ignored. story orders are you know. will be right. to make sure they don't. don't . all people are interested in the body has something to say

forgot if you want to get it is very easy to put it that way ok dogs no no no no go ahead replied dunn go ahead let me let me give you some facts ok my friend former representative sensi a macand he spent a couple of weeks in libya while the bombing campaign was going on and she was sending me reports which i was forwarding out to my audience and so you know it's a different news agencies while she was there on one particular day and while we were in touch she was with representatives of the african union who were there to monitor what was going on now this is only in tripoli this particular. one of like a levin cities that are the major population centers in libya on that date from eleven thirty in the morning until eleven thirty in the evening twelve hours they counted eighty three explosions from bombs each one the size the equivalent of what happened at the world trade center in this city population of about two million about the population of manhattan now that campaign went on from march until october and hit every city in libya with a population total at the time of six million

and i won't tell you what john said, but i will tell you what katherine dunn said after reading my 150pages. she said, march -- and she is is the sweetest, nicest, most supporting person i've ever met -- and she said, larry, well, it's not the worst novel i've ever read. [laughter] and, thus, my fiction career came skidding to a halt. [laughter] so it was with that that i started doing the research to make this nonfiction. and in the process, at the time i didn't know about the 1964 birmingham barons. but i learned about them, they were the first-ever integrated team down in the deep south. in birmingham in 1963 when the police dogs were turned loose by bull connor who was the head of the police force there and it raised outrage across the country at what was going on down there, and the person in charge of the police and the person behind it and became the public figure of segregation and racism in america was bull connor. bull connor, as jfk called him, did more for integration in this country than abraham lincoln. because he so turned everybody, i mean, he affected me way out in cal

this is happening in the town of dunn.owed up two homes and sinks holes are common because of what the earth is made of. we wanted to take you live, pretty scary stuff. >> i used to live in florida, they do happen a lot. now we are finding out about the affordable care act and how some hope to take it down. >>> and they are paying attention to president barack obama's security detail. >>> steve and i have been talking about it, foggy on the golden gate bridge and parts of marin and san francisco, so you should plan ahead and leave the house early >> we are getting reports of thick fog, will this november warmup still help, we will be right back, stay tuned. to san diego will have equal access to quality health insurance. those who need financial assistance will get it. and nobody will be denied because of a pre-existing condition. welcome to a new state of health. welcome to covered california. we are your health insurance marketplace. enroll today at coveredca.com. like the enticing aroma and distinctive taste of nespress

west dunn dishing this on ryan seacrest's radio show. >> that would be very involved.ufrnlts be a groom zil la. >> what is a groom zil la? >>> abc news anchor elizabeth vargas in rehab for alcohol abuse. >> addiction is a difficult thing. her network family rallying around her today. "gma" weather man, sam champion, and her husband, bullets and butterflies art exhibit. >> she is powerful, she is talented, anybody that can be strong and ovcome it elizabeth vargas can. >>> trending big today, new shots of former vice presidential candidate john edwards and his new girlfriend. >> he broke up with rielle over her tell-all book but didn't take long for edwards to move on with newman. here is jerry. >> danielle cane, you are now headline making news you what happens when you date one of the most hated men in america, john edwards. danile and john just spotted dining in charlotte. so, who is she? the neay half his age single mom reportedly works as a cancer search for duke university. she is also the first woman the 60-year-old edwards has been publicly linked to his since hi

repealing it would put control back in the hands of criminals now this is the same law that michael dunn intends to invoke in his trial he's the florida man who pulled out his gun at a seven eleven and fired round after round into the car next to his filled with teens who were playing music that he says was what much too loud that shooting resulted in the death of seventeen year old jordan davis now those who closely follow the bill through the senate legislature said that it was doomed to fail from the start in the republican controlled house will have to see if that happens though however another bill one that would really work but not repeal the existing stand your ground law is already moving its way through the senate and has a better chance at passing. well we've heard of cases before where nefarious americans are milking the unemployment system in the u.s. for a free ride but what if i told you that tens of millions of dollars now are meant to help families get through tough times are going to get this prison inmates in new jersey alone prisoners found they found that prisoners ac

. >> back in the bay area, all weekend lanes of highway 84 of the dunn barton bridge are open after a pedestrian was fatally struck in fremont around 10:00 last night. that accident is now under investigation. >> in san francisco, a woman hit by a garbage truck yesterday morning has died of her injuries. the road and several connector ramps were shut down for several hours for that investigation, but still no word why that woman was on the freeway. >> now to a follow-up. san jose police released the name of an officer involved in a deadly shooting on thanksgiving day. they say 37-year-old officer kevin peters shot and killed a man police believe shot three people and stole a van. ss -- the suspect alleged live rammed a police vehicle. officer peters believed his life was in danger when he shot and killed that suspect. >> police say this man robbed a bank in walnut creek last night. he went into the bank of america in the rothmore shopping center, passed a note to the teller demanding money. once he got the cash, he ran. police are asking anyone with information about his identity to c

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she's got the spike dunn as she is the bel air honda student athlete of the week. rebecca miller's picture is as clear has this shiny volleyball. >> i'm so proud of everything my girls have done this year. it's amazing. >> her girls led by the girl. >> i want to make shower the girls are motivated. we have as much fun as possible. >> reporter: it could be rebecca miller high where she is everything this school stands for. >> it has lped me prepare for kg and beyond college. >> when she's not swatting, she is in programs like this one from nasa. >> deep space aircraft. i had modules every week. that was an interesting experience. >> is she goes back to her elementary school as a math tutor. wheres did she get this drive from? my parents taught meet value of hard work and the value of passion in everything you do. >> for what she does on the court others notice the highest accomplishments. >> she never gets down on herself. she's always encouraging her teammate. >> it's more than that to rebecca. >> i've been encouraged to participate in the baltimore community and t

. >> mike dunn can. >> why? >> i feel like he can make this city a better place. >> the winner will inherit a bankrupt city, taken over by the state of michigan and the state appointed emergency manager who when it comes to coming detroit's purse is the mayor's boss. >> folks on the front lines, who live here, just want it fixes. we are rearranging deck chairs on the titanic. let's make the tough decisions. >> the race is divided families in homes like this one, one sign for duncan, one for napoleon, but they both agree on one thing, the race doesn't enter into it. >> hi would be the first white mayor in 40 years, does that matter? >> no. no. >> doesn't matter at all. >> no. >> since coleman young became the first black mayor in 1974, no white candidate has stood a chance. it may be that the cities problems have grown so bad, they don't care if the mayor looks like them, as long as he offered some hope of ending the spiral. >> color really doesn't matter. that's what a lot of people now day focus on the color, i

in the most recent poll, mike dunn can was leading napoleon by a 2-1 margin. and i talked to a political analyst about this, and he says this speaks volumes and shows that people are ready for new leadership regardless of race. how much power would a mayor hold, is it clear? >> i am being told by sources that the power the current mayor that it is very limited. there's only so much they can do. it was given the power to control everything. so i am told that it is important that whoever is elected into office that they work closely with the emergency manager. all right, appreciate it. in detroit, and joining me now from washington, d.c., is mark roam, he is a professor of government, and public policy. good to talk to you, let's start with the race in virginia here. a win to the governors mansion in virginia? >> the implications are great for the democratic party. they have elected somebody who is a dealer, who is a probusiness, who is an operator, and that will give the middle in the future. the call selection does not bode well for them. >> is said to be a he

diesel fuel spill remain closed between lovers lane and did you know -- and dunn street. hopefully things should be opened shortly. that's your latest traffic, back to you guys. >>> the grim task of recovering bodies is going on in the philippines, four days after the country was hit by one of the most powerful storms on record. officials say nearly 1800 people are confirmed dead, but the total could reach 10,000 or more. thousands of others are injured. kpix 5's cate cauguiran with more on those doing all they can to get away from the disaster. >> reporter: michelle, the situation in the philippines is becoming increasingly desperate. the survivors of typhoon haiyan are flooding the airports as you can see behind me. they say their only hope for survival is to leave. and those who are staying are facing a new battle, to stay alive, finding food and water. >> people some injured are packing the airport trying to evacuate the area devastated when typhoon haiyan slammed into the philippines. >> it's not a good idea to be here anymore. the few people that are here, i got to

scheindlin responded saying -- another response came from chris dunn of the new york city liberties union. he pointed out that one of scheindlin's opinions against law enforcement was overturned on appeal. he said -- becauseuld add on that, the reporter who wrote that is a very good friend of mine. knownty did not want it that it was the one that produced the information. in fact, city hall was very angry with "the daily news" when it mentioned in the article it was the city who it created the original information. >> because that is potentially unethical behavior, to try and intimidate a judge in the midst of an ongoing trial. it is quite remarkable. i think the other question is, what was the circuit looking at? they didn't have before them a motion from the city saying there was some bias by the court . the city did not object to the case being assigned as related, that i know. i think this is quite remarkable and troubling. it is also important for us to note that public opinion is on our side. reform is going to happen one way or the other. there is no question theublic dialogue has

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this deal, this kind of interim deed with iran comes a midst sort of unprecedented political break dunnhington. but also unprecedented area wide or region wide issue within the middle east pitting sunnis against shia. being seen by the saudis and other sunni countries as the root of this kind of shia resurgence within the region including within iraq. so this is a very broad issue, really tough to make sure everybody is happy. i think clearly secretary kerry has really worked very hard to make the israelis understand, but he has his work cut out for him in israel and of course once he gets back to that what will surely be a very warm greeting for him in washington. >> i want to follow up on something you said what could be the additional motivations behind the deal. how much of this is about bringing a country, a large country, 85 million people, how much of this is about bringing them back into the global marketplace? >> i think that is a very big part of the story. and while we all were very interested in sort of cliffhanger negotiations that went into the we che hours of t morning, i