eddie makdessi thought he knew why. he said his wife made a videotape before her murder, and he gave it to the authorities. >> sexual harassment, sexual assault and rape. this is the story of my life as a defenseless woman in the navy. >> the videotape is startling, it is scary. >> elise described a tale of horror. she alleged sexual abuse covered up at the highest levels of the navy. >> three weeks later, while i tried my best to avoid sexual harassment, i got raped in the women's bathroom. and he again threatened me and told me, "you can't prove anything, so keep your mouth shut, or else you and your husband could get hurt." i've made a list of names and placed it in a safe deposit box in my name only. >> police used a court order to get elise's journal. >> quincy brown had been named in her journal as one of those attackers. >> elise listed all five men who she claimed raped her while on duty. >> at this point, we knew we needed to get the naval criminal investigative service, ncis, involved. because obviously, now w

eddie, this tough guy. but eddie would sneak out. he would listen to a little bit of the lectures the other fly boys were getting. you listen to that. and then he would get a plane out and he would take it up by low -- solo. there were no manuals. there was nothing about what the tolerance of the airplanes were. he would practice on his own. i guess he didn't think twice about it in terms of how dangerous it was to really learn on the fly and by the seat of his pants. those clichÉs come to mind. these airplanes, they are pretty much really box kites with an engine on it still. the early they were called ones, chicken coops because there were so many wires you could put a chicken in and a chicken could not find its way out. it was canvas over a wood frame. then doped with a kind of shellacking to stiffen it up. they were flying fires. i got a lovely letter from teddy roosevelt's youngest son. a young kid in his early 20's. tragically, he would die later. everybody loved him. he wrote about how he hit taken a plane up to practice and h

eddie, this tough guy. eddie would sneak out. he would listen to a little bit of the lectures the other fly boys were getting. he would get a plane out and he would take it up by himself so low. there were no manuals. there was nothing about what the tolerance of the airplanes were. you would practice on his own -- he would practice on his own. i guess he didn't think twice about it in terms of how dangerous it was to really learn on the fly and by the seat of his pants. in these airplanes, they are really box kites with an engine on it still. they were called chicken coops because there were so many wires you could put a chicken in and a chicken could find its way out -- could not find its way out. it was candace over a wood for it -- canvas over a wood frame. they were flying pfires. lovely letter from teddy roosevelt youngest son. tragically, he would died later. everybody loved him. he wrote about how he hit taken a plane up to practice and how mud had kicked up. petrol,ed his started to catch fire. and took him 30 seconds to

>> eddie: carter in of the net.>>acro for zuccello, the post has come up big againshe bar did last year. mik richards battle it et off, but carried on by mcdonh, donagh hoin throwing o that came on across to the back, girardi, a drive and that one blocked away by carter, flecks around behind,he confusion, lost his stick, puck played further, girardi, shooting one blocked there, carefully at the front of the cabl off was the guy who got in the way of it along by zuccarello, pressure continues, zuccarello driving around behind with it now, looking for an option, one in front, shakes free, back hander, by willie mitchell. played back up the boards by carter, settled down by girardi and swung back in. a change of line. it is an easier change in the second overtime than it was the first. thrown back out by williams. back along by stoll. caroms to lundqvist. forced bang off the glass. ee and williams can't get it. dominic moore can. back ahead by klein. across, st. louis, a shot, save and play on richards, along by klein.

>> eddie: never a bad play. >> doc: staal. muzzin.then stoll and now stepping to the front of the net trying to get a shot away and tumbling down is nash. played by staal again. around behind. off the back of the net. got tripped up on the play, too. it is held by king and connected on to doughty. bounced along for the turning stoll. stoll able to float it back in. lundqvist dropped in behind. lundqvist sailed it off the glass. shrugged down by williams. two aside continue to war. peeling off with it now is king down to the back. greene holding. shot one and that deflected to the glass and the shell. played on by nash. guided on out to center. stepan threw one that was blocked away to the corner by green. martinez jammed it along. it came out to center. hustling for it is williams. williams backhands it in and comes to the bench for a change. around behind is clifford. stymied and back down and no icing. 3:45 gone in the first sudden death overtime period game two. the first one went overtime and the kings won that on a goal by willia

the rangers will have to drop back. >> eddie: stoll there.mes to the bench for a change. richards and carter up front for the penalty-killing kings. muzzin and doughty in back, weaving along is richards, crieder and mcdonagh as well st. louis, the battle around behind. richards slip it had on, muzzin tries to further it, st. louis there. duels with muzzle up, yanked to richards, the point across by stepan. now st. louis with it. over to mcdonagh, strike! hits the post! a shot! mcdonagh leaps in the air to celebrate, >> eddie: all started because of the miscommune care the handoffs, quick to muzzin. >> mike: on now to kreider. kreider rattling around, turn back up to mcdonagh and knocked away from him by brown. brown with back up, kopitar, delayed, shoots, no! it is st. louis turning back, 45 to go in his team's power play, handed on out, stepan, played on for st. louis, on further for brad richards, back behind st. louis, played to the outside and held. the back, john moore with it there, plays back for the hold and a beat on the red shirts,

kopitar tucked it back but a hand pass is ruled. >> pierre: go ahead, eddie. >> eddie: that hit briance-off. went by the kings. there's a shot. there's brian boyle going out. not able to get all the way out because of the interference there from marian gaborik. he knows it's coming. he tries to jump out of the way. he does. it hit brian boyle. dock dock brassard. zuccarello couldn't get it. along comes pouliot. on back from mcdonagh. wrapped around for zuccarello. brassard. reached for it. brassard again. kicked on back. settled down by pouliot. taken by gaborik. moving up with dustin brown, gaborik a shot saved made by lundqvist. poked along to brassard who moves back up. shift change on for the rangers. shift change on for the kings. the bouncer is stopped and covered by jonathan quick. >> eddie: gaborik had a chance to get this puck for dustin brown. you talk about patience by marian gaborik. hold, hold, hold a second longer, lundqvist, a good save. >> pierre: the extra effort by he and ryan mcdonagh didn't communication. they came back hard on dustin brown. >> doc: richards on thi

the rangers will have to drop back. >> eddie: stoll the. rind carter u fro forchange.ng kings. muin a doughtynck weaving along is richds ghll st. atuis, te arobehind richlip hadzi tries to further it, st. louis there. duels with muzzle up, yanked to richards, the point across by stepan. now st. louis with it. over to mcdonagh, strike! hits the post! a shot! e, onagh leaps in the air to >> eddie: all started because of the miscommune care the handoffs, quick to muzzin. >> mike: on now to kreider. kreider rattling around, turn back up to mcdonagh and knocked away from him by brown. brown with back up, kopitar, delayed, shoots, no! it is st. louis turning back, 45 to go in his team's power play, handed o stepan,layed on for st. louis, on furer for brad richards, back bind st. uis, played to the outside and held. the back, hn mooreit for the ho d a beat on the red shirts, couldn't get it to the front of the net! kopitar stares out the ground, fly slides one into the glove of lundqvist. >> eddie: great move by richards, got to shoot the puck. >> mike: pouliot, matching bark

eddie rickenbacker and what he had done. anyway, terrific story. >> i wonder if you could talk about and the scan and what he went through trying to find he was looking for. a lot of my book deals with a guy who has no connection or had no official connection to the pacific of world war ii or to any particular bomber. yet somehow found himself on a vacation of sorts in the pacific islands scuba diving and came upon the wing of the b. 24. he described the sensation he felt to not moment as coldness that crept from his aunt holds to his scalp and he knew would not moment that he needed to find out where the rest of the american aircraft was and just as importantly where the remains of the men who had been aboard antidote. so that was in 1993, about three weeks ago he returned from his most recent trip to the palau islands in the middle of the central pacific. he goes every year. he spends four to six weeks. they often end up deep in the jungles for your sort of creeping through man grows, swamps, the roots of which were so thi

do you have children, eddie?ful daughters. >> did the family merge well and all that good stuff? >> my two are older and out of the house. >> out of prison. >> no, no. they're doing well. >> it's so good when that happens. we've got a lot of time, can you tell? >> prison jokes. every time, hoda. >> we don't know why, but they always do. well, you guys. kath has worked on this song. >> with david friedman. and ifd david wald is with us too. and we have a beautiful -- i mean beautiful in quotes because she's from "beautiful" the musical. anika larson is here to sing -- guess what. guess what the title is? >> "mr. wonderful." right after this. ♪ so what i'm saying is, people like options. when you take geico, you can call them anytime you feel like saving money. it don't matter, day or night. use your computer, your smartphone, your tablet, whatever. the point is, you have options. oh, how convenient. hey. crab cakes, what are you looking at? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insur

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kenny albert, eddie olczyk, pierre mcguire. girardi up the right side.muzzin. quick will play the puck. brassard comes over. kings with a three on two. pearson mishandled it girardi unable to clear out. he scores! mister game seven becomes the hero in game one for los angeles. >> eddie: pearson -- i thought he had a chance to go on the three on two. puck goes off the stick of girardi. mike richards to justin williams. and again, girardi is going back for this puck. he's got it. and he goes to stick handle. it goes right off the heel of his stick, richards to williams, quick shot, top shelf blocker side on henrik lundqvist, and the l.a. kings win game one in overtime. >> kenny: two time stanley cup champion justin williams with pierre. >> pierre: thanks very much, kenny. you're mister game seven when it comes to scoring, what about overtime magic in the first game of the stanley cup final? >> it feels good. obviously a turnover there. i had a clear shot. i was able to make it. pretty good feeling. >> pierre: you were down 2-0. you've been down a lot in th

uncle eddie was a member of the 101st airborne.thers and there's a part where he's trying to educate his children and they're watching band of brothers and there's a letter from his uncle eddie mentioning the main character in the book and film. it's really interesting and very, very moving story. that's coming up in the hour. >> i think they will. i remember when his mom did pass away and you probably saw it, too. he honored his mom. he had a huge tribute on his show and everybody was like whoa, there is really a soft side to this guy. you have a special tonight on bowe bergdahl? >> that's right. we're trying to take it out of the political arena. look at who is bowe bergdahl? we talk to friends of his, people in the platoon, the squad in afghanistan. we did a lot of reporting about his experiences both before and durings his captivity. that is coming up, the bowe bergdahl story, not about the politics, not about trying to score points about democrats or republicans. who was this young soldier? >> thanks, jake. >> thanks. >> speak

he is army private from detroit named eddie slovik.was killed by firing squad january 31, 1945, making him the american soldier, the only -- the first american soldier to be court-martialed and executed for desertion since the american civil war. talk about him and the number of people who deserted and then was -- who was actually punished. >> eddie slovik never actually fought. she arrived in france well after d-day. he was sent as an infantry replacement to an area he did not know anyone and would not knowing when. as soon as he arrives, he came under severe shelling. he was deeply shocked. you are shaken. you probably should have been sent medially for medical treatment and might have been able to serve after that. in the event was so frightened, he told his officers that he could not fight and he wouldn't fight and was incapable of it. they then were forced to court-martial him. he was convicted and sentenced to death, as many -- as 48 others were. but when he launched his appeal i'm a the timing couldn't of been worse because the

say these families were victims of a ponzi scheme that reached into churches across the country from eddieg's in atlanta to joel olsteen's. he preached self-improvement and shared stories of his success as a young black man on shows like "montel williams." >> i created my own internet company and made three-quarters of a million yon dollars on itunes. >> reporter: even here on abc. >> where do you see yourself in ten years? >> probably a minister in somebody's congregation. >> reporter: when he spoke to church goers, his words resonated. >> you are here, and god has -- >> he sounded like a godly person to you? >> he did. he quoted scriptures. >> reporter: lillian said she >> your your tirmt, and it's gone? >> it's gone. >> you're blessed, positives perrous. >> reporter: in houston, texas, at the mega church of pastor joel olsteen the flock was introduced to taylor when according to the church he was invited to speak to a small classroom group about biblical financial principles. >> that was where the kiosk came out of? >> reporter: barry and anita were there and later invested $1.3 million

statement, because all we had was eddie's statement and the crime scene, and he had a good story >>> up next a middle-aged man looks for some excitement. >> he's just like any other guy that would go to a strip club. >> and later turns up dead. police ask if the two were connected. she said she killed him. i asked her why and she said because they told her to. >> police question the dancer's boyfriends. >> we do not allow boyfriends or husbands to be in the bar. >> eventually, with forensic evidence and a little luck, the pieces start to fit. many young men and women dream of working in the television or film industry. pat mcrae fulfilled that dream and he was good at it. >> he worked at iowa public television. he was a video production coordinator. he was very well liked at that place, friendly face, always smiling when i saw him. >> mcrae typically worked long hours. unfortunately, it took its toll. in 1997, he and his wife of 12 years divorced. mcrae took it hard but remained a devoted father to his two young children. >> we would go over to my dad's every wednesday and we would w

good afternoon, eddie on with bright line defense project. i'm before here before you to talk about [inaudible]. there was questions about numbers regarding the program and as a result of those questions, we sought out the sharpest minds who studied the programs, the solar industry and there's a report released just yesterday called the vote solar progress report. running through a hand full of the numbers, it shows that 406 to 470 jobs are created as a result of go sp job. as well as the jobs for disadvantage workers and 62 being workers of color. we're saying for every $1, there's -- it's a phenomenal investment that actually ends up leading to $65 million over the long term. and finally on the question of greenhouse gas and missions, the report shows that over $172 million pounds are increases. this is impressive numbers and it's great to have them verified today and we like to thank the mayor for his initiative in wanting to fund the program and we thank the board of supervisors for reaffirming this and we thank you commissioner for provi

his old teammate, jeff carter. >> eddie: you think about the journey of the l.a. kings in these playoffs, doc, being down 0-3 in round one to the san jose sharks and winning that series and then winning a seven-game series against the anaheim dungs and then a seven-game series in overtime by alec martinez in overtime over the chicago blackhawks and then winning in five games to win the stanley cup. >> there you go! >> mike: drew doughty with an olympic gold medal and a stanley cup in the same year. [ cheering ] and trevor lewis. an american from salt lang. wearing a crooked turned baseball cap. and kyle clifford from that little town of 4,000 where he once worked on a horse farm. a horse has eaten out of the cup before, but that was 20 years ago. don't imagine it's planned. jeff carter is with pierre. >> pierre: thanks very much. you and mike richards have done a lot of different winning together in a lot of different places. i saw him just hand you the cup. what did he say? >> not much. say anything at this point of the year, what a battle it was. i mean, twice i

some of the acts at the fair are eddie money and lawrence's favorite night rangers. it goes through july 6. the sonoma-marin fair also starts today and the world's ugliest dog contest is on friday. >> all right! >> there you go. >> world's ugliest dog? >> baited way, did you see the size of the corn dogs they have out there, by the way? they gigantic! i was out there last year and tried some of those. >> you brought some back. >> a lot of fried stuff out there. >>> around the bay area today the temperatures heating up in a hurry. had to change some of my numbers as high pressure is building in overhead. looks like the offshore winds are blowing just a bit and that is bringing lots of sunshine into san jose and the temperatures heating up in a hurry. 84 degrees now in concord. 84 santa rosa. 79 san jose. even 76 in san francisco. 83 livermore. 73 into oakland. lots of sunshine, this will be the hottest day of the week, a little hazy out over the bay but then the fog likely to return tonight at least along the coastline maybe just inside the bay. so some cooler tempera

>> not until new hardware. >> eddie q.sed it big time. >> but he said the best pipeline in 25 years. >> you better deliver if you come out and say this -- for a guy who's been there and say this is the best product pipeline in that years. >> you're not getting the watch. you just got the mac book refreshed last month. i don't think -- >> i don't care what happens today. they don't have to live up to the bar today. they sure as heck better live up to it in the next six months for what he said last week at the code conference. >> from an innovation standpoint if they don't have anything new, i don't know that the stock -- >> but they have the new operating systems. that we definitely know. >> refresh -- >> no, i don't agree with that. iphone 6, people think that's going to be -- >> that's where all the earnings come from. >> i disagree. >> they also have the profit margins, they're beginning to see margin recovery. they have on the side the momentum of everyone like myself who threw the stock away and they're chasing to get

. >> what was the move which eddie murphy and he is with her on the bed and goes running out of the door. let us know on twitter and facebook. >> coming to america. >> there is another one, they have big ugly feet. >> better swimmer if you have giant feet. >> well, look at michael phelps. >> yes. >> very big feet. >> yes. >> diana nyadd hat big feet. >> just buy the shoes that fit, people are so weird. >> that is the quote of the morning. >> your sole is shining and your people are weird. >> i have admired this guy. i always have. sting, his real name gordon summer of the police, commonly known as sting. sting is doing his best to keep his children grounded because he is worth what, he is reportedly worth three hub million-dollar, right. so the kids think they will get this big inheritance but what is he doing? >> he is not giving them the money. he said he there will probably not be anything left and if there was anything lefty will in the give them to them because i think it is an problem around their neck is the way he describes it has six kids. >> i had no idea he had three sons and

he recounts this incident in his memoirs as a moment in which he stood up to the forces of madera eddie and a search of a place at the table for the conservative protestants in talking about the future of christianity and its engagement in that entity. are the same battles going on today? >> guest: to some extent, yes and they have been going on for centuries. my book is kind of the back story to the christian right. it's what i call the intellectual civil war that's been going on among evangelicals since the beginning of the movement in the aftermath of the restoration but any kind of new acute way in the years since world war ii and each episode is slightly different and i think the conflict in the current generation of evangelicals particularly are slightly different and the battles their parents fought but they are iterations of the same tension between the traditional christianity and the modern western secularism. >> we think of the term christian right as they political term. >> if we focus solely on politics we missed the bigger picture. i'm not suggesting that you can't underst

some of the acts include eddie money and night ranger. the fair runs through july 6. night ranger lawrence karnow front seat. >> eddie money. >> you can't get that fair food. >> i mean -- >> everything fried possibly. >> road trip. >> we are going to see temperatures hot in some of the valleys today. in fact, these numbers likely going to be the hottest of the week ahead. we are going to see plenty of sunshine outside. it is mostly clear now all the way to the coastline. a little hazy this afternoon but the temperatures will be warmer and then the fog likely to make a return later on tonight into tomorrow and starting to cool down the temperatures at least along the coastline and the bay. that ridge will strengthen and crank up the temperatures a bit slightly above average mid-90s into sacramento, 93 in fresno. 73 and sunny beautiful in lake tahoe. clear now but this afternoon fog developing and then this evening, low clouds and fog surging back onshore. and that will help to cool down the temperatures heading into tomorrow. for today, though, cranking up the numbers.

because of the stories that his mother, who was uncle eddie's sister, would tell stephen colbert andngs, that he feels, he says he feels almost like he knows him and he misses him because of that. and the letters are amazing. they are to the father. they're talking about war and secret operations. to the mother and the sister, they're funny, poetic, beautiful. they track very closely, if you're familiar at all with "band of brothers," track very closely because he was in the 101st airborne. he was with fox company and they went everywhere together. >> looking forward at 4:00 p.m. eastern to see the interview, different side of steve phestep we don't often see. later tonight, you have a special on bowe bergdahl. >> this is the story of the week, bowe bergdahl and the mystery surrounding bowe bergdahl. we'll be exploring that with some people who served with him in his squad. some of the people who knew him from back in idaho and from other parts of his life, trying to get to who this man was, beyond the political nonsense and the accusations and counteraccusations, free from anything

she said eddie's wife died last year.t on tuesday family buried eddie's brother rodolph liberto who was 85 years old. he wases struck by a car crossing route 73 and week and a half ago. incident is under investigation and so far there have been no arrest. liberto is survived by his daughter and other family members. as of now the camden county fire marshall is investigating the fire. that is very latest from winslow township, jen bernstein for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we now know identity of the men who opened fire on the campus of sat pal civic university killing one person and injuring two others last night. twenty-six year-old erin ubara is accused of opening fire at otto miller hall. a 19 year-old man was killed, two other young people were injured. a 22-year old man working as a building monitor pepper sprayed and tackled ubara likely saving many lives. >>> some new jersey lawmakers want to raise minimum smoking age to 21. right now it is 19. new bill would raise minimum age for buying all tobacco products and e

ore ae i start -- bef friend dragged you here tonight, be honest, who has heard of eddie rickenbacker? raise your hand. two generations ago, everybody would've known this guy's name. not only his name but they would've told you stories about him. ass facial recognition, he w more familiar than the president. he was a hero. so researching your book, i spend a lot of time sitting down behind a machine. occasionally, some of my research trips takes interesting turns. 20-year-oldng my

you can see the difference between eddie's personality and jimmy's personality. he is very much larger than life and very outspoken. not your typical buttoned-up apple executive. >> apple needed an ambassador for the creative community. content is what is selling hardware. the apple tv, the ipod touch. you need the content and the apps. apple has a limited orthodoxy. it has a download-centric model. consumers want to get content in different ways. jimmy and dr. dre bring that to apple. they have a ton of credibility with media companies and artists. >> do you think there will be a culture clash? >> they're culturally less dissimilar than you might think. let's not forget the fact that steve jobs was considered by many to be an artist. you have content and then you have the marriage of artistry and technology. i think this is a really exciting deal to signify this convergence of technology meeting great content. content drives great technology. >> i want to make this other point. the biggest deal before this was when they bought next for $400 million. that was not

. >> reporter: eddy andrini spent half his life impressing air show crowds around the world. but on may 4, the crowd at the travis air shore saw andrini crash upside down on the flight line. >> eddy was a very safe individual. he had excellent equipment, it's just one of those things that happened. >> reporter: but now lieu lieutenant lebrahn says he knows what happened. larry smigler run it is air show and says his fire crews can be on the scene quickly. >> i would say probably 60 seconds. >> reporter: another pilot said by phone that he just wants justice for the family because it's clear there was negligence. the airport is offering thoughts and prayers for the andrini family, the ntsb is still investigating. >> really all i can say is from our perspective, in examining and the autopsy he died because of the severe burns. >> reporter: the family has had an attorney looking at taking legal action. saying the results of the office saying he died in a fire increases the likelihood of a lawsuit. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> you will remember in april, a teenager climb

careers ofged the insight artists such as alice cooper and the late eddie pendergrass. pendergrass. he is the subject of a new movie. here is the trailer. ve into los angeles and it was a hollywood landmark. the girl said she was janis joplin and she introduced me to jimi hendrix. he said are you jewish? he said you should be a manager. i said who should i manage? >> alice cooper. >> she is a protector. he keeps the wolf from the door. whof someone asked me invented the celebrity chef? shep gordon. >> he wrote the book. money, always rubber to get the money, never forget to always remember to get the money. -- remember to get the money. andhat is something new let's stick with it. >> we tried to do as many outrageous things as possible. everybody went wild. >> he navigated us through this rough passage. >> i was so over my head. fame thatothing about sells it. the ones who rose to the top got hurt the worst. i felt the stress of l.a. i had spent my life living other people's lives and it wanted to see what my life was. never really developed a family. i am making up work. shep gordo

. >> hi, eddie.ome dumb kid fell. oh, good evening, mr. cleaver, some poor, unfortunate child is trapped up there. >> everybody has that moment when they were so embarrassed and they thought they would never get over it. but they did. >> a special report. the scene of the 1961 emmys. >> whether it is a western or whether it is a drama. i think it is the quality of the show itself that is important. >> "the andy griffith show," mayberry, a kinder, gentler place, it would be hard not to want to live in mayberry. >> the core of "the andy griffith show" was this rock and at the center of it calm wisdom. >> i have taken the best parts of myself and people that i have known all of my life and put them into the tape. >> there comes a time when you have to stop the play acting and tell the truth. >> don't you believe me, pa? don't you, pa? >> people appreciated the emotional honesty and appreciate it more than laughs. it is great if you can achieve both simultaneously. and "the andy griffith show" did that v

eddy cue kinds of shut that down.is one of the new legs of apple. >> that was mark gurman of 9to5mac. i don't know if you've seen this, a picture of the number 8 for ios 8, for those wondering, this is not quite marian. i wonder what that means? >> maybe people were expecting storage commitment or payments coming into play. he seems to be quashing any of that. >> i thought he would dismiss things out of hand like a refreshed set top box. he left the door open and gives you insight how he's approaching the conference overall. >> absolutely. there used to be things you knew apple would do and wouldn't do. they're breaking from the past in a lot of ways. normally, their marketing strategy is we want everybody focused on the os here. there's just a few weeks left before they release this thing. they want all the developers to tweak their apps and be ready for it and consumers to be focused on it. if they roll out a watch tomorrow we will all be about that. they bought beats. everybody knows the old script is tossed out, y

the family of eddie is filing a claim against the u.s. government the first step before they actually file the lawsuit against the government. the pilots aren't surprised because they say they knew had firefighters gotten there faster, they believe they could have saved the pilot's life. >> getting closer and closer. >> reporter: the autopsy report says it wasn't a crash or the upside-down slide that killed pilot eddie an drain any during an airshow at travis air force base last month. the coroner says he survived the crash only to burn to death. he was stuck in his seat calling for help. >> actually burned to death. that's unspeakable. it's the worst thing you can think of. >> reporter: many pilots believe firefighters on the base and overseeing the event took too long to get there. they say had first responders got then faster the 77-year-old pilot might have the survived. veteran pilot doug porch knows time is precious in the crash. he survived two plane crashes. >> in a case like that every second makes a difference. >> certainly didn

acts featured at the fair this year include eddie money. >> oh!!kay. >> we're there. >> and night ranger. >> 1985 all over again. >> wahoo! >> the fair runs through july 6. >>> and the sonoma-marin fair also started today. >> there you go. >> which one will you pick? who knows. the world's ugliest dog contest, you know that one, is coming up on friday. >> oh. >> hm. >>> eddie money world's ugliest dog, where do you go, north or south? >> two tickets to paradise. [ laughter ] >> i was wondering when a song would make it in. that's probably the only one i know. you know what? great weather for a fair. you don't want to be too hot. you don't want to be too cold. maybe you do but most people don't want to be too hot or cold. the porridge is going to be just right. it's the goldilocks forecast after today. we had temperatures at mount diablo, dublin, danville, san ramon well into the 90s. this evening if you are heading out with the walk with the family, soccer for the kids, livermore 85, santa rosa 86, santa rosa 83, san bruno 71. the cool spot san fra

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. ♪ oh, eddy some things are best left to disney.ballad won the best original song, pearl jam kicks off their u.s. tour in october. i love pearl jam. >> it's not just there own songs, he has two daughters right in the age group. he was like if i have to hear this song one more time i'm going back on tour. >> a brazen bandit robbed a main line gas station overnight we have the details. >> a woman is facing serious charges after police say she was caught with a bag of pot and ate the evidence. >> happening now on "action news," the search is on for the armed robber who struck at a main line gas station overnight. >>> traffic tragedy in south jersey, a young girl is killed and her family is in the hospital following a multi-vehicle crash. >> also this morning, the top u.s. diplomat arrives in iraq during that country's tensest time since the withdrawal of american forces. >>> 5:30, june 23. >> let's go over to david murphy, more good stuff is coming our way and karen rogers is looking at traffic. >> reporter: i'm all smiles this morning

you can see the slow eddy. see it still twisting here. keeping the cloud cover in the north bay. this is going to be around tonight. expect the same cloud cover to hang around. notice everything clearing outs here except here at the golden gate. we have a west win at 16 knots now. and most of it's hazy sunshine but the spot wills lipger this afternoon. and fog and comfortable tonight. and here is a look at your temperatures for today. we're going to be in the upper 50s, low 60s along the coast. partly sunny there. mid to upper 70s most of the bay shore. 80s in south and north bay. >> the gouchos at 4:30 you will be graduating. 76 during the ceremonies. go los gados, the wildcats. and then santa clara. adrian wilcox. the chargers. 80 degrees dropping down to comfortable 74. and at&t park tonight the mets are in town. first pitch, it is going to feel like fall for the mets. 59 degrees, dropping to 55. so bundle up if you are heading that way. overnight you can see the cloud cover spilling in towards oakland and san francisco and points north. it will be a little more diffused as we

we reported yesterday morning the solano county coroner reported eddy andreini was burned to death. he was performing a maneuver flying upside down in front of thousands of spectators. >> he suffered from severe burns. which caused his death. >> so it was not the impact of the crash? >> correct. >> his friends that saw the crash have maintained that he would have survived if emergency crews responded sooner. friends also say his family is talking with an attorney who is look into suing the organizers of the air show. the air force. >>> the director of mineta san jose airport is telling officials what is being done to secure the airport. airport officials are also looking the new technology that could warn when someone crosses on to a restricted part of the airport. >> with as many technologies out there but those technologies are expensive and we are determining what will work for our airport specifically. >> airport executives says one of the biggest obstacles remains the cost. so they are asking for an increase on airline tickets. >>> now to the continuing coverage of the crisis i

eddy young and thank you mr. mayor for this great achievement >> so next i'll call up my boss the president of the puc commission. he's been very instrumental in actually broker the relationship with the department of public works and the puc to perform the work on the rooftop installing the solar panels so i'd like for mr. courtney to say a few words >> good afternoon it's a beautiful backdrop it kind of shows me that still is committed to green energy and green jobs everybody is doing a shout out so it's hard to shout out to the building trade and others but i'm lucky i've been here my whole life he everyone is shouting out to dr. espanola jackson but espanol in addition to all the many, many things she does in san francisco she's my doctor. in all seriousness i'm proud to stand with mayor ed lee he understands the vandals of moving in the direction of those clean power installations and understands the commitments of our labor organizations and how it really changes life but putting those installations on priv

eddie jr.'s the kid brother. >> what did cindy get, do you remember?vanilla probably swirled ice cream cone. we always got the twist with the chocolate -- >> and sprinkles. >> vanilla with sprinkles. >> it was the early spring of 1986, and cindy, 13 about to be 14, would be playing first base and batting clean-up for her church softball team. just two weeks before it all happened, she was playing catch outside with eddie jr. when cindy piped up and asked her dad if he'd help coach the team that coming season. >> it was kind of exciting because it was something that, as a father, i could connect with her. >> it hadn't been easy for cindy's father, raising a son and two daughters by himself after the marriage broke up. ed was a school custodian and what exactly to do with a young daughter, other than love her, perplexed him a bit. so this new softball connection was a welcome one between father and daughter. >> i mean, i had no problems with her. it was a joy to watch her come home from school and that because she had so much enthusiasm and she always ha

. >> reporter: eddie meeks is one of the prosecutors convinced mead is the killer. >> we knew he didn'tt was in direct contradiction to his "love of my life" story. >> reporter: and police say mead was suspicious and jealous, pointing to this exchange. >> when you were suspicious of lucy a little bit -- >> yeah, i just -- >> when she would have been -- >> wanted to make sure she wasn't somebody else there banging her on something -- >> and she was banging somebody, what would you do? >> i'd walk out. >> reporter: it was a tense few hours for mead. >> you are the one who is not telling us anything. >> i tell you what, man. this conversation's over. okay? i'm done with this [ bleep ]. i had nothing to [ bleep ] do with this. >> he seemed to enjoy the -- the cat-and-mouse game so to speak. >> reporter: in fact, for police, mike mead was his own worst enemy. they interview lucy's best friend deana bradshaw who tells them about an odd conversation she had with mead the day after the murder. >> he was in too good of a mood. he was laughing. he was happy. he is talking about lucy's breasts, an

eddie money, good. >> okay, we're done with you. [ laughter ] >>> this is a cool story. it took nearly a century but a virginia woman now has her high school diploma. norfolk public schools gave an honorary to the 101-year-old woman. she was a student in norfolk back in 1918 when a flu pandemic hit. school was shut down to prevent the spread of the flu. she never returned to the classroom but later raised a family and remains involved in her community where she lived for last 107 years. amazing. >> 107. >>> it is one of the toughest and it's one of the oldest foot races, the dipsea race from mill valley down to stinson beach. kpix 5's linda yee talked to a marin county man who ran the race while suffering a heart attack. >>> reporter: this is 72-year- old wolfgang zech at the dipsea race finish line, a 7.5-mile course he ran while suffering chest pains. he thought it was heartburn! turns out it was a heart attack. >> my body was feeling not too bad except for the chest pain. >> reporter: the dipsea is a grueling torturous race up and down trails, steep hills and steps. t