it's all happening westbound 580 approaching eden canyon road. lanes are blocked due to an accident involving a semi and another car through the dublin interchange. drive time is certainly in the red and doesn't clear up past the valley. here's a live look in oakland 880 the freeway everything moving along fine. you will still find the road work approaching 23rd to 29 29th. it's not causing a big delay. it's still early enough and is still a partial closure in both directions effect the freeway. here's the drive times out of the alta mont pass and liver moore valley. we do have the dublin pass to 680 a 27 minute drive time. the bulk of that traffic is coming out effect the tracy area beginning at 205 continuing to frisco and slow and go to the liver moore valley and once again you hit that back up from the dublin interchange to the dublin grade. but here's a good spot, if you are heading to sfo catching a flight no delay along the peninsula on 101 or 280. that's the latest traffic. an update on the monday forecast. >> where's our drum relatively

after the accident eden's license is suspended for two years for reckless driving.olved agree, eden is lucky to get a second chance. >> based on the manner that he was ejected and the distance and the circumstances, he should not be alive today. >>> it's january 10th, 2009, and state trooper ian henry is patrolling interstate 90 outside albany, new york. in the westbound lane he spots a speeding taxi and takes off after it. eventually the trooper catches up and pulls over the cab. >> first thing he noticed was out of state cab, which is unusual to have somebody come all the way from connecticut. pretty expensive cab ride. >> the trooper talks to the driver and then focuses his attention on the passenger in the backseat who has two duffel bags with him. one has clothing in it. >> the passenger was somewhat hesitant to show him the second duffel bag but trooper henry was able to see an assault rifle amongst the clothing there. >> the passenger grabs the rifle before henry can get at it. the trooper quickly backs off leaving the taxi driver in the car. >> the trooper m

high roosevelt aided to part in the crimea conflict, secretary of state the british foreign secretary edento address a joint session of congress, president tron receives thunderous applause. he pledges to carry forward the work of franklin roosevelt. [applause] >> with great humility i call upon all americans to help me keep our nation united in defense of those ideals which have been so eloquently proclaimed by franklin roosevelt. [applause] i want in turn to assure my fellow americans and all of those who love peace and liberty throughout the world that i will support and defend those ideals with all my strength and all my heart. [applause] so that there can be no misunderstanding, both germany and japan can be certain beyond any shadow of a doubt that america will continue the fight for freedom until no vestige of resistance remains. [applause] i will demand -- our demand has been and remains unconditional surrender. [applause] we will face the problems of peace with the same courage we have faced and mastered the problems of war. in the memory of those who have made the supreme sacrifi

happened on ranch on eden canyon road in castro valley. lillian has the story. >>reporter: at this ranch in castro valley dozens of cattle roam over 100 acre. owner josh does a head count every couple days when he realized some of them were missing. he check the property and found 3 of his cows shot to death near eden canyon road. one of them had a tagged ear cut off. >> i was up z.being a cattle rancher that's what i do for a living. losing 3, i lost 10 grand just getting rid of those cattle. >>reporter: long-term loss is even more. about 50,000 dollars considering the cow had several mr. breeding years ahead of them. calf is also missing. believed to have been stolen by the same person who pulled the trigger. al mead county sheriff's department says it's working on some lead. possible clue is 9mm. bullet casing found right here on the side of the road. near the spot where the cow were shot. tell he has no idea who would do such a thing. he has no enemy and no rival. which is why he thinks kids may be responsible. he says he will be more vigilant from here on o

happened on ranch on eden canyon road in castro valley. lillian has the story.eporter: at this ranch in castro valley dozens of cattle roam over 100 acre. owner josh does a head count every couple days when he realized some of them were missing. he check the property and found 3 of his cows shot to death near eden canyon road. one of them had a tagged ear cut off. >> i was up z.being a cattle rancher that's what i do for a living. losing 3, i lost 10 grand just getting rid of those cattle. >>reporter: long-term loss is even more. about 50,000 dollars considering the cow had several mr. breeding years ahead of them. calf is also missing. believed to have been stolen by the same person who pulled the trigger. al mead county sheriff's department says it's working on some lead. possible clue is 9mm. bullet casing found right here on the side of the road. near the spot where the cow were shot. tell he has no idea who would do such a thing. he has no enemy and no rival. which is why he thinks kids may be responsible. he says he will be more vigilant from here on out.

corporate interest so much one newspaper calls him the big business evangelist said in the garden of eden will be a place of no you do meters or dos. that is his idea of paradise eisenhower is a co-sponsor and believes he was elected to lead a the country so he comes into office with that manifest from the very start and holds a massive prayer service that morning. he has 800 people in the church with him. he leads the country in a prayer that morning the very first float is called god's float freedom under god and in god we trust. so on it went so from the very start to refuse religion into politics. >> host: was to write eisenhower a religious man? was a political? >> a little of both. he calls himself the most people man i know. his family didn't have a good record to attend church but he saw himself as a fundamentalist. he comes into office in firmly believes of the office but that is a little different they see it as a means to an end. >> with his election they think will they rollout back? but i think they're there to stay. but to push back to undo social security will never hear of

happened on ranch on eden canyon road in castro valley. lillian has the story.ns of cattle roam over 100 acre. owner josh does a head count every couple days when he realized some of them were missing. he check the property and found 3 of his cows shot to death near eden canyon road. one of them had a tagged ear cut off. >> i was up z.being a cattle rancher that's what i do for a living. losing 3, i lost 10 grand just getting rid of those cattle. >>reporter: long-term loss is even more. about 50,000 dollars considering the cow had several mr. breeding years ahead of them. calf is also missing. believed to have been stolen by the same person who pulled the trigger. al mead county sheriff's department says it's working on some lead. possible clue is 9mm. bullet casing found right here on the side of the road. near the spot where the cow were shot. tell he has no idea who would do such a thing. he has no enemy and no rival. which is why he thinks kids may be responsible. he says he will be more vigilant from here on out. >> keep a better watch on my cattle now and

the london newspaper called them that he business famously in the 1950s to address at the garden of eden will be a place with no union leaders no union dues, no snakes in the disease. that's his idea of paradigm. eisenhower believes he is the lack or to leave country in a spiritual revival so when it comes into office in a manifest from the very start. he holds a massive prayer service that morning. previous president. largely in private. a hundred more outside. he leads the country and a prayer he wrote himself that morning. a first for inauguration. the very first is called god's float. freedom under god and in god we trust pearsall on it went. the theme from the very start of religion and politics is an important one. >> host: was dwight eisenhower religious man? if you believe this? >> guest: yes and sincerely religious. he calls himself the most deeply religious man i know. his family had not a good record of attending church, but he thought himself as a fundamentalist. to quote bible verses by the art according to french in the army. when it comes into office he firmly believes but

it happened at a ranch on eden canyon road. the rancher says the crime isn't just shocking it also cost him thousands of dollars. michelle, what's behind this do we know? >> reporter: it's a disturbing and bizarre crime. the ranch is about 100 acres. what we do know is one california was stolen and three cows were shot and killed. two were pregnant. the california is worth $10,000. the sheriff's department said they were called to investigate in castro valley but investigators believe they were dead for a couple of weeks. they killed the three cows and cut off the ears with the ownership tag. the owner says he doesn't know why swunt would do that. >> i am not really happy with it. i hope we can catch whoever did it. >> any violence toward animals is daes pickable. we are going to investigate this. >> the department is asking for your help if you know anything to report it. michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >> a former player for the niners and the raiders is in trouble with the law for the second time in two years. police sa

sending two warships into the gulf of eden.tary of state john kerry says the us won't stand by as iran steps up their involvement in yemen. here's what he told pbs. >> iran needs to recognize that the united states (?) is not going to stand by while the region is destabilized or while people engage you know, in overt warfare across lines, international boundaries in other countries. here melissa: here to discuss that by byron and judy miller. she's back with us as well. they're both fox news contributor. byron, let me start with you. secretary kerry says that on one hand, on the other hand, we're making a nuclear deal with iran. isn't that a mixed message? >> it is kind of weird. you know, we heard today from the top leaders of iran that this deal would have to be accompanied by a complete lifting of the sanctions on day one. obviously they're positioning themselves, but it's not a great sign for the continuing negotiations. on the other hand, it's very concerning these two iranian ships that have gone into the gulf of eden. it

go ahead, eden.>> i was going to say the most important thing is giving someone that love and support to the person transitioning and the person transitioning, giving space for their family to catch up. that can often be a key compone tonight ant to a successful road. >> what do you think america's reaction will be? >> i think it's fascinating and intriguing and people want to know. i think for those of us that remember jenner as an athlete and that was so long ago, there are a generation of people who have no idea when we're talking about this great decath lete. so we'll see how this goes. >> we will. i wonder though quickly, going little bit longer here. do you worry about it being a part of a spectacle? >> i do. i have faith in dianne sawyer as an excellent journalist. i've watched other journalists, kate snow, do exlnltcellent work. i would like journalists to figure out how to tell stories in their own neighborhood other than hollywood. >>> and people ship all kinds of things. but what if that t

it's a quiet ranch in castro valley right along eden canyon road.ced some of his cows were missing. the alameda county sheriff's department found nine mill meter shell casings nearby. >> it just ut wills you. you -- it just just hurts you -- hurts you. people driveway and think they can shoot the datle. >> two cows were about one month away from giving birth. the third had her calf. that baby is now missing. investigators say the thieves probably shot the mother to steal the calfs so they could steal it. the combined loss is $50,000 for his livelihood. now, the sheriff's department is asking anyone who drives along eden canyon road to report anything suspicious from the last week. tori? >> thank you, pam. >>> 8:42. richmond's police chief is quaking to social media to defend himself against allegations of harassment. former officer thomas housechild was fired from the richmond police department in 2013. he's now filed a lawsuit claiming the police chief made sexual add scranses to him and then -- advances to him and then retaliated. he posted on fac

the rancher discovered the scene at his ranch on eden canyon road saturday morning. the thief also removed the ears from the dead cows -- removing their identification tags. the incident appeared to be an effort to steal the unmarked, unbranded calf. the rancher says the thief will probably take the calf to a livestock sale where he could sell it for several hundred dollars. we now know what killed a father and his seven children. found dead today. their bodies. discovered in a suburban maryland home. the family of 8 died of carbon monoxide poisoning. relatives say the power to the home had been disconnected because of an outstanding bill. and that a generator was being used. police showed up at the home after a co-worker called police, worried the father had not come to work. the children were between 6 and 16 years old. eight dead in home jurors will begin deliberating tomorrow in the trial of the 21- year-old accused in the 20-13 boston marathon bombing. the defense and prosecution made closing arguments today. the prosecution said dzhokhar tsarnaev made a coldblo

. >> reporter: oakland based eden has developed a device to help you track how much moisture is in your soil. it will set you back about 400 bucks. >> you can view what's going on in your soil from anywhere in the world. >> reporter: can tell you which plants will grow best in the soil and it tells you if it's too dry or wet and works for lawns as well. >> you can view over the day, week, or month and the system will let you know if you've over whatered it. >> he said large farms have contacted him as well. >> they can see that a certain block of their field isn't getting enough water and adjust their irrigation system. >> one thing we know is that temperature is going to continue to rise. >> reporter: and this man thinks it's the next solution. >> i do think it's a quite a good industry. >> reporter: it will be sold at home depos nation wide by midmay. in oakland, ian. >> i know exactly what to get you for father's day. >> i can't wait to get one of those. >> jeff you got to get one, he's a gardner. we'll split it. >>> that works. and we're going to get a lot of help for those gardens

did i say eden canyon. i meant to mention that. that's not even our worst spot. it's the drive from pleasanton to the grade. there was another earlier wreck heading past east so anyway that's pretty solid all in the red now 26 miles per hour in the southbound lanes of 680 and can't forget morgan hill commuters northbound 101 commute brutal trying to get past the tenant avenue exit. that's your latest traffic. roberta standing by with your forecast. >> the coast is not clear. good morning everyone. we have such a deep marine layer this morning causing a little bit of light drizzle along ocean beach and temperatures holding steady from 52 degrees to 56 degrees in san jose. winds relatively slight easterly at 5 miles per hour otherwise increasing out of the south west up to 15 miles per hour. we are going to feel the cool down along the coast and bay. gradual modest cool down inland today. pretty unsettled all week because of a series of areas of low pressure north of the bay area. one by one taking a nose dive bypassing the bay area and cloud us up and producing da

. >> oakland based eden to help you track how much you water garden, lawn or crops. >> it tracks theture for nutrition, humidity and light. >> it will set you back about 100 bucks. you put it in soil and uses your home wi-fi to relay critical information to your smart phone. >> you can view what's going on from anywhere in the world. >> it can tell you which plants will grow best in that soil but also tells you if the soil is too dry or wet. it each works for lawns. >> you can view during the day, over the week or the month. the system will alert you if you overwater as well. >> right now it's marketed to serious gardeners and small farmers but the founder says larger farms have contacted him as well. >> they could see that a certain block of their field is not getting enough water and they can adjust irrigation accordingly. or see that they are overwatering certain parts of the field. >> we know for sure is the temperature is going to continue to rise. >> san jose state professor dr. eugene cordero think drought solutions could be the next frontier for developers. >> we have to figu

if it bottoms then maybe we can bottom and all will be fine once again in the garden of eden.n "mad money" tonight, it's behind the walls, on wheels in the air, eaton just reported. i'm looking to see if it has more power. if you're thinking of buying one of the beaten down stocks you want to hear what i have to say first. believe me. plus, the disrupter changing the way you think about booking travel. my series defining the future continues with the ceo of hotel tonight. you've got to see this. stick with cramer! >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. have a question? tweet cramer, #madtweets. send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com. >>> for the last few days i have been telling you about the sea change in the market where a weakening dollar among other things is bolstering the stocks of u.s. companies that do a lot of business overseas. which brings me to eaton. a classic industrial with huge industrial exposure that manufactures electrical control products

in eden canyon, don ford, kpix 5. >> there is no suspect description. anyone who may have seen something suspicious is asked to call the alameda county sheriff's office. >>> a bay area man is gathering support to oppose a ban on unleashed dogs on federal parkland. matthew murphy of san francisco has started an online petition which generated 36,000 signatures. in the golden gate national recreation area the national park service plan would limit unleashed dogs to 7 small locations. >>> 5:49 on this tuesday morning. baseball season has begun. and a's fans there's some new hope this morning that the team will be staying in oakland. what the team's co-owner says it all comes down to. >> and there's a lot of buzz about this video the annual easter egg hunt at the white house i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] >>> it's a wet and stormy tuesday morning. time check, 5:53. rain is beginning to taper off in the santa rosa area as this powerful

but the woman who record this had video, her name is stacey eden clark.she stepped in to defend this muslim woman. >> have some respect. have some respect. it doesn't matter. what's that got to do with her? >> nothing. >> exactly. no. you can't go around saying -- shut your mouth. >> you shut your mouth. >> you shut your mouth. >> 7 news in australia spoke to the woman who came in to defend this family. >> i was angered for them. >> the family actually reached out to her to thank her for stepping in and for making them not as fearful. >> he said his wife was intimidated and too scared to be here. i said please don't be. australia is not that kind of place. >> it's obvious they were peaceful people and it's a good thing they didn't say back to her something like how ugly her pants were. no complaints were filed as a result of what happened on this train but police are asking them to help them identify the woman in the red pants. >> you shut your mouth. >> you shut your mouth. >> you shut your mouth. >> they're all a bit soulless swiping left and right, jud

with "speak of the week," i'm eden. >> here's a statement cat-lovers won't like -- dogs are smarter. scientists say social animals tend to have bigger brains relative to their size. dogs are more social, so they tend to have bigger brains. well, that certainly gives pet owners "paws" [pause] for thought. >> if worrying about life is keeping you awake at night we'll get some tips on how some simple yoga techniques can help. i'll have that story when "teen kids news" returns. >> hooplaha's motto is "life with a smile." their website features good news, inspirational stories, cute pictures, and funny videos. sound familiar? since "teen kids news" has a similar mission, we're presenting you with our hooplaha pick of the week. >> [ poignant music plays ] >> hi, my name is monique aven. i'm 18 years old and i row for row new york. >> row new york is a nonprofit organization that empowers youth around new york city through the unique sport of rowing. a lot of the students do not know about rowing. this is the first time that they're learning about the sport, they're being introduced to it.

in the very latest traffic information new rack in caskor valley commuting eastbound 80 approaching eden canyon road involving a semi and car. we are not seeing delays yet at least and the road work continues. unfortunately parts of the east bay southbound 880 not a

in eden canyon, don ford, kpix 5. >>> other headlines, the man that died in this fire at san francisco's north beach avenue is identified. 67-year-old melvin patterson was killed thursday night when smoke and flames consumed the apartment on columbus avenue. the cause is still under investigation. >>> a big rig crash in hayward that caused a major traffic crash. a cement truck collided with two cars near the san mateo bridge. cement and fuel spilled all over the highway. the big rig driver was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> beginning tonight. part of ns avenue and san francisco will be closed. crews are building a pedestrian tunnel connecting the california specific medical center to a building across the street. between gary and post will begin at 11 tonight until 6 tomorrow morning. and then 72 hours this week. >>> a fraternity plans to sue rolling stone magazine calling a story about game rape reckless. it comes as a review blasts the article as a failure. the story centers on a woman's claim of being gang raped at a frat house in virginia. but there is faults of rolli

oakland based eden has developed a device to help you track how much water your garden, lawn, or even your crops. the device will tet you back about 100 bucks. you put it into your soil and it uses your home wi-fi network to relay critical soil information to your smartphone. it will alert you if you're over watering. it's made for serious gardeners and small farms but larger farms have contacted them, too. >> they could see that a certain block of their field is not getting enough water and they can adjust their irrigation system accordingly. or they can see that they're over watering certain parts of their field. >> the device will be sold at home depots nationwide by mid may. sounds pretty innovative there. >> exactly. especially because i just use my thumb. pretty dry. no, don't lick it first. >> not as scientific. >>> want to check the forecast now with meteorologist christina loren. >> we all have to share that desk, sam, come on. 52 in san carlos. 62 to kick off the day in half-moon bay. temperatures are mild. except for up in the north bay where we finally have a return of tha

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a grass fire was quickly put out by crews on interstate 580 near eden canyon road just outsideedde castro valley. fire crews arrived on scene just before 2:00 and crews were able to keep the fire from spreading. >>> crews are on the scene of a hazmat spill in dublin. crews piled dirt at a bottom of a drainage pipe to stop the flow of an unknown white substance. around 1:00 this afternoon someone noticed this white substance flowing out of a pipe and into alamo creek near sierra court along the alamo canal trail. again in dublin. we don't know yet what was leaking or from where it came. >>> a scary moment for a cab driver in san francisco. a youtube video shows a man attacking the driver with a padlock. you can see what happened. this is the dash cam recording that moments before and during that horrible attack. abc 7 news reporter vic lee joins us with more. >> reporter: cheryl, it was scary. as you'll see totally unprovoked. in fact, the cab driver was nice to the passenger even telling him he would save money by going a shorter route. as you said, the weapon the assailant chose to use s

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stacy eden said a passenger was bat mouthing this couple, she stepped in to defend them. >> she wears them for herself ok. she wears it because she wants to the modest with her body. what's that got to do with her? >> nothing. >> exactly. shut your mouth. don't say anything. >> in a facebook post today eden say she is overwhelm would by the response supporting her. >> south korea's foreign minister got a not so welcome at a ceremony of a ferry sinking. why families refused to meet her, next. >> new research over the effects of tylenol. could it also numb your your emotions? >> welcome to al jazeera america. it's 7:49 eastern time. taking a look at today's top stories. world financial leaders are in washington for the i.m.f. annual summit with the world bank. i.m.f. managing director will address issues facing the world's markets comments expected two hours from now. >> colombia's president order the military to resume bombing campaign against the farc rebel group. finishes say a four month cease fired was broken, attacking and killing 11 government soldiers. the government promises to

they were promised this garden of eden and plenty of work. california and we will have plenty of work for you. it is a wonderful place to be. when they arrived, they found that was not what was going on. they had been the victims oftentimes of a marketing ploy by large landowners who were trying to get very cheap labor because they knew if they had overabundance of labor that they did not have to pay them very much. the workers did not have rights. when woody saw that, it did not seem right. in our country plenty where so many have so much, to allow families to struggle so horrifically and degrade them in a way that makes them feel less than human. it was just not acceptable. this area of the center focuses on the dust bowl experience and dust bowl era since that was such an important part of who woody was and started his work. it is a significant thing for us to mention. it is an important part of our history as oklahomans. we want to make sure our young people understand the resilient people they came from and the way they persevered in the

a garden of eden. facebook is where you lie to your friends. twitter is where you tell the truth to strangers. on twitter, people wouldn't have met if it weren't for the shameful secrets. people say i'm exactly the same. and then it all blew up in our faces. i try and tell the story of why that happened, what the consequences were. so i spent the last three years on a journey into the world of american shame. i've been to the houses of people destroyed by nice people like us on twitter. people who haven't left their homes in a year and a half depressed and traumatized and forgetting who they were. just want to make sense of it. i think it started. things started really well. suddenly with social media the silence had a voice and we found it was an eloquent voice. people were being tiny and you a chat with like-minded strangers and de-shaming each other. and then when the powerful transcribes, we suddenly realized we could do some in about a. we can hurt them and understand that the social media and i would pass all of the shame means without a

aiden and eden. and i wanted was talking with kevin about you visiting our hometown. we would love to have you. i wanted to ask you a question. >> sure. hattie's spell -- -- how do you spell? there are some in different spellings of names. we are doing some cool things in maryland. there was an article in business insider that said there is a revolution going on in maryland and hardly anyone has spoken about it. if you google business insider and health care it is a great article about how he moved all of our hospitals to global payments, we have a common that form that is working very well and we actually have set a goal that we exceeded of reducing hospital admissions by 10%. >> i work in vermont and we are looking at the maryland model. >> so you are on it. thank you. and it is working. hello again, from new england? >> yes. >> how you spell it? savon. >> [inaudible] >> i think we need to do everything in our power in coalition to contain and degrade isis. cut off their funding and support the regional effort to respond to this. it is a regional fight and we need t

only good news is that the west on 580 crash near eden canyon road. has been cleared from the traffic lane. as you conceive is backed up to ride all the way to the dublin and a change. this commute time normally about 12 to 14 minutes now from here out to castro valley currently running at about 23 minutes. so is really jammed up this westbound ride costs. of course that takes pressure off the ride leading up to 238 from castro valley out for nimitz freeway small consolation is back to ride this morning off. tracking read to the bridge was bound commuters metering lights will be active. and back up those reaching out of a macarthur made his. the draft times now running and 90 minutes now for your west on trip from maize into downtown san francisco. >> darya:happening now. police are looking for the radio show host in the east bay. 36-year-old wesley burton was driving home saturday morning when police say a white dodge charger came speeding down 60th street and hit him on martin luther king junior way. burton was pronounced dead at the scene. the othe

both men were taken to eden medical center. investigators say it does not appear drugs or alcohol were a factor. >>> in oakland, police say a driver being chased by police crashed into another car at about 5:30 tonight. it happened at 37th and mark. the suspect then took off running. prompting police to set up a perimeter and search the area. our cameras spotted one person detained in the back of a patrol car but it's unclear if he was arrested. the innocent driver in the other car was taken away by ambulance. we still don't know the extent of the injury. >>> also in oakland, there's new evidence tonight that efforts to stem drug crime may be working. shot fire is the company that makes equipment to pinpoint gunfire. cara liu live in oakland has the statistics and why the county admits it is not easy. >> reporter: it does include smart policing, community collaboration and technology. officers in oak lands use shot spotter technology to help fight crime. >> what happens is when there's gunfire in the city. shot spotter will pic

you can see the yellow color that is moderate rain falling right around eden shores boulevard.potup hit or miss showers. there is a threat of wet weather through 4:00 and temperatures are topping out in the upper 50s to my -- mid-60s. >> good morning drew and san rafael, that is 101 southbound side, tail lights are looking heavier as you make it toward 580 and to mill valley. traffic, though, is moving along without any problems and no falling. when you get to the golden gate bridge, can you see clear conditions as you make it across the span into san francisco. i am going sound like a broken record because i want you to be aware the main road called van ness is shut down between post and deary -- geary boulevard for 72 hours over the weekend. plan ahead. eric and matt? >> thank you leyla. a study finds more women in the united states are choosing to go childless. half of women between the ages of 15 and 44 did not have kids in 2014 up several points from last area. for women between 25 and 29 half do future have children and that is a high. the study found that women define th

shannon eden -- can you believe it? 23 years.eah, almost frigid i'm so cold and cool, unfortunately, it's not all love. fox fedder worth, if that's your real name writes -- of course, he's my pal. he buys juicy fruit for everyone, why wouldn't he be. you can follow me on twitter, send me anything you want, love, hate or somewhere in between. facebook -- thank you so much for using your eyeballs to pierce my soul with goodness. i will talk to you again when it's monday night. until then, have a great long weekend, and good-bye. it. lou dobbs is next. >> at evening, everyone, i am lou dobbs, the clinton foundation does that it will continue to accept donations from foreign governments even as hillary clinton runs for president. that despite concerns such clearly creates a conflict of interest for the front runner. we take this up with a defiant clintons with the president at the american crossroad super pac. also tonight, new revelations of the obama administration has handed out more than half a million new social security numbers

. >> behind closed doors and under tight security we enter what the stanleys call the garden of eden.s nothing like this in the world. >> this plant is 21% cbd and less than 1% thc. >> it took years of crossbreeding plants to get to this point. >> instead of breeding up the thc we've bred down the thc and bred up the cbd, and people said, you're crazy. you know, who is going to smoke that? >> so why grow it then? well, the stanleys also believed in cbd's potential to treat many diseases. and they had seen it change lives before. >> meet 19-year-old chaz moore. he uses many different strains of marijuana. many of them high in cbd to treat his rare disorder of the diaphragm. >> my abs lock up. >> that's why he is talking this way, almost speaking in hiccups, like he can't catch his breath. it's called myoclonus diaphragmatic flutter. >> it becomes painful. pretty quickly i imagine. >> yeah. >> after, like, 15, 20 minutes this is where i can start to really feel. >> he is about to show me how the marijuana works. he has been convulsing now for seven minutes. >> how quickly do you expect

he is is charged with killing eden lloyd back in 2013. they will come back today.nandez's lawyer does say herman disease was there when lloyd was killed but he described him as a witness and says two of the friends of hernandez did the killing. >>> a series of ten bills unvailed in sacramento includes immigrants shape california. health care, protection from workplace can discrimination, and special juvenile visas. supporters say it's built on the backs of undocumented workers and they must be protected. >> immigrants documented and undocumented are woven into every part of california's social fabric and make a huge contribution to our economic strength. >> a statement says these bills come with a huge price tag with no clear way on how the state will pay for them. >>> a federal judge in texas has refuse once again to lift a temporary hold on the order. 26 states have filed suit over the president's action calling it unconstitutional. an appeals court will hear further argument ons lifting the injunction next week. >>> vice president joe biden and his wife they wil

stacey eden clark witnessed an islamic tirade against a woman wearing a head scarf and says she couldn'tt there and do thuth. in this section, the woman in red pants, appears to blame them for the murder of kenyan university students. >> okay? have some respect. have some respect. >> kenya. >> it doesn't matter. >> they're killing each other in syria. >> what has this got to do with this poor lady? >> what does that have to do with her? >> nothing. >> you're the one sitting there saying -- shut your mouth. >> you shut your mouth. >> wow. clark says the woman's rant went on for ten minutes. cnn affiliates seven networks spoke with her about the encounter. >> today, the muslim woman's husband reached out to thank stacey. >> he said his wife is intimidated and afraid to be here. i said please don't be. australia is not that kind of place. >> i'm just an everyday person. people deserve respect. that's what i believe. >> and the man you saw in that video reached out to the woman behind the camera. is the sydney morning herald reports he sent her a facebook message thanking her for her support

. >> behind closed doors and under tight security we enter what the stanleys call the garden of eden.> there's nothing like this in the world. this plant is 21% cbd and less than 1% thc. >> it took years of cross bredding plants to get to this point. >> instead of breeding up the thc we bred it down. people say you're crazy. who is going to smoke that. >> so why grow it then? well the stanleys also believed in cbd's potential to treat many diseases. and they had seen it change lives before. >> i always have two -- >> meet 19-year-old chaz moore. he uses many different strains of marijuana. many of them high in cbd to treat his rare disorder of the diagram. that's why he's talking this way. almost speaking in hiccups like he can't catch his breath. >> this fluttering here it's annoying but it becomes painful pretty quickly i imagine. >> yeah. after like 15 or 20 minutes this is when i can start to really feel it. >> he is about to show me how the marijuana works. he has been convulsing now for 7 minutes. >> how quickly do you expect this to work? >> within like the first five minutes.

my favorite is something called eden, and it's a smart garden -- >> edyn. >> edyn.t reads the weather the report, determines the quality of soil you're trying to grow plants in. and it'll tell you how frequently or infrequently you need to water your plants and whether you can grow a plant within a specific area. super helpful for anyone who has a garden at home. >> cool, michael, thank you. guys, let's raid trade it. buying apple or googed based on this? >> no. >> no. if i need an app to tell know water the plants, that's ridiculous. i think apple's strategy will be the same strategy that it has been successful with in all its products. . allows the competition to go out, be first in the environment, test out the products, see what the consumer likes, doesn't like, then apple comes in, one step, surveys done by someone else. they've done it with everything else, then they give you the product they know the consumer wants in the capacity. that's the strategy. that's what makes them successful. >> first mover advantage is no advantage at all. >> it has not been. >> j

she didn't even know her father who has since passed had been writing to a woman long before eden married. darcy spencer shows us how a firefighter in new york made it happen. >> hello, honey, how is our pinup girl? the fellas in the ward appointed you as their pinup girl. >> reporter: sue ortman reads from one of the letters her father wrote to a woman, a pen pal, while he was serving in europe in world war ii. >> it had some bad news in it about my mom. her blood pressure seems to be on the mean side and won't come down. >> reporter: these letters reveal a side of her father, a part of his young life, she never knew. in fact he never talked about writing to a woman during the war. >> just that's the closest i can get to my father at this stage of the game. >> reporter: the letters were from robert ortman an army soldier who was in his early 20s. they were dated from 1943 to 1945, mailed from italy, france and germany to a young woman in new york who had 48 pen pals. >> this was a young, single guy over in europe, far away from home, and he was holding on. >> reporter: so how did she get

santa cruz mountains and a cell that just developed outside of union city at alvarado niles shore and eden shores boulevard. take note of that. mostly cloudy skies toward norman mineta international airport. levi's stadium, as well. temperatures anywhere from the 30s in santa rosa and in napa to the 40s in concord and into the 50s in oakland through san francisco. it is currently 50 in livermore. here's what you need to know as far as temperatures are concerned today with the gradual clearing of the skies into the 50s and into the 60s. 64 degrees in morgan hill and through gilroy. we'll see a northwest wind at 15 late day in our eastern portion of the bay area. numbers stacking up into the mid-60s. 62 degrees once the clouds clear in stinson beach to the mid-60s in novato. we have some lingering showers this morning in lake sonoma and napa counties. otherwise in the mid-60s, the seven-day forecast, jules, that's still coming up. >> thank you, ro. yesterday's storm dumped more than a foot of snow in the sierra and the foothills, even got some unexpected snowfall. heavy wet snow covered the

it was kind of rather deshaming it was like a garden of eden. there was a praise back then twitter -- facebook is where you lie to your friends twitter is where you tell truth to strangers. and on twitter people would admit, they'd hesitantly anytime these kind of hitherto shameful secrets. and other people would say my god, i'm exactly the same. that was the place of radical deshaming. and then it all blew up in our faces. and i think i'm going to try to tell the story of why that happened. so i've spent last three years on a journey into the world of american shame. i've been to the houses of people who were destroyed by nice people like us on twitter, people who haven't left their homes for, like, a year and a half, depressed and traumatized and waking up in the middle of the night forgetting who they were, and i've been to the homes of the shameless and the shamed, just trying to make sense of what's become of us. and i think it started things started really well, you know? suddenly with social media the silence had a voice. we found that it

a 1952 address that the garden of eden will be a place with no union leaders no union dues, no snakes and know disease. that is his idea of paradise, and icen hours aclose confidante of his and eisenhower believed he is to lead the country into a spiritual revival. and he makes that man fest from his gnawingation. he hold asthmassive prayer service that morning. previous presidents prayed largely in private. he head 800 people in the church with him and 800 more outside help leads the country in a prayer he wrote himself that morning, again, first for inauguration. the very first float is called, god's float says freedom under god and in god we trust on it, has massive house of worship on it. on it went. the theme from the very start of suffusing religion into politics is an important one for him. >> host: was dwight eisenhower a religious man? did he sincere have i believe this? was it political? >> guest: a little of both. he is sincerely religious. he calls himself most deeply religious man i know in fact. he'd like to call -- his family had not a good record of attending church bu

. >> for preserving this part of eden that is left. >> you know, every time you go camping as a kid anda grownup, you're told leave the site better than you found it. i think we should say that about our planet too. thank you, bob inglis. congratulations again from the wonderful award from the john f. kennedy foundation. >>> up next hillary clinton is caught in the middle, not just on trade, but on a bunch of issues. she is trying to strike the right balance between the progressive wing in her party and the mainstream. but doesn't she need to go center left for a big win next november? you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. at your ford dealer... that's where! our expert trained technicians... state of the art technology and warranty parts keep your vehicle running right. it's no wonder we sold more than 3.5 million tires last year and durning the big tire event get a $120 mail in rebate on 4 select tires. ♪ kid: hey dad, who was that man? dad: he's our broker. he helps looks after all our money. kid: do you pay him? dad: of course. kid: how much? dad: i don't know exactly.

number three, the lower price of oil is good for the company's eden europe because they are net importers -- the companies in europe because they are net importers. we just bought a loan last week and ireland and we will continue to buy loans in ireland. that is one of the countries where we are investing. we have bought nonperforming loans over the last two years. we have been very busy. we think it is one of the great opportunities globally, europe. erik: how long is it going to take for things in europe to improve enough so that the investments you have already made and the ones you are making now, like this irish deal, make money for you? bruce: it is yesterday. it is happening while we are talking. two years ago when europe came out of recession, their growth rate was 0.6 percent. last year, it was 0.8%. in ireland, we have a 4.2% growth rate this past quarter the fastest-growing economy in all of europe and faster than growth rates we see in the u.s.. stephanie: what do you think about greece? you are such a tv professional. bruce: greece -- 1000 things come to mind. the politics go

over the dublin grade near eden canyon road we had an accident.ction but is in fact that contraction now not only slowing arrive from dublin heading of the graham toward castro valley. also adding to the delay on 580 in the westbound direction. you conceive richard out of all, pass the. heading that direction was bound. and in the south bay's tracking and reconditions here. 16 minutes still the drive time in the northbound trip as you head up from the coyote valley. up toward sunnyvale. and mid peninsula traffic looks gray no delays at the 1 01921 0184 interchanges. a quick check from marin chose a white easy ride from the southbound. still under 25 minutes for nevada down to the golden gate bridge. speaking of bridges with the bay bridge ride. where a restart the susan sloane now across the lanes and the westbound direction. and looks as though the metering lights may already been activated off. >> michelle: boston marathon. this mess from starting any use of people are saying on social media this morning. reading all starts here before the ride

arabia, that ship was on its way to saudi arabia and the red sea to the gulf of iran and the gulf of eden to dubai, and the gulf and the saudis are the ones who have been bombing the iran hutu's in yemen. does that complicate it enough for you? the iranians were trying to seined message to the iranians stop bombing the hutu's and they could close the streets any time . >> where is our interest? where is the interest of the united states of america? it's our navy is in the middle of the saudi's and the iranians. who's interest -- what is our interest in the outcome of being in the middle of that fight? >> well, it's the choice between -- and i guess i would have to go with the saudi but clearly iran is the greatest menace at present, and i think the irannians strategyically, and the iranians are worried about yemen that's not how they do it. they respond in other areas so we're such into the woods on this, the obama administration has really no sense of what's going on, and oh, by the way the good news is nobody wants this to escalate, the iranians are sending a signal, and they obama admi