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this happen eed around midnight near the candlestick park. it left the road and went completely under water. the driver, we're happy to report, was able to escape unhurt. no one else was in the car. >>> the search is on for whoever shot bullets. the caption said firefighters had to dive for cover as bullets pa passed through one window but outside the opposite side of the garage. luckily, no one was hurt. christie smith is gathering more information on this story. she'll have a live update for s us. >>> two of the four survivors in the limousine fire on the san mateo bridge are doing better this morning. 34-year-old jasmine desguia and 48-year-old amalia loyola are up d updated to fair condition. we are learning more about the women who, unfortunately, did not survive. a wife and mother of two children. her husband says they used to do everything together from movies to mall walks. he says her family was defini definitely the center of her world. >> every time they were going to sleep. she would play with them. she would take care of us very

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. >> barack obama address his critics saying drones are eeded to save lives. hello, you're watching "al jazeera" live from doha. also on the program, at least 20 people are dead in nigeria. police in don lon make two arrests in connection with the murder of a british soldier. and from hit list to drunken nights at the kremlin, hundreds of classified documents lift the lid on the second world war. >> a legal, and necessary that's how barack obama described has controversial drone program in a speech at the national defense university. he said drones strikes made america safer. he laid down a series of steps aimed to address guantanamo bay. not everybody in the crowd was convinced. screaming truth of power this de-- case brakbrak barack obama demanding the close sure of guantanamo bay. >> these desperate people. >> today -- i once again call on congress to lift the restrictions on detainee transfers from gitmo. >> it was a wide-ranging speech about u.s. counter terrorism polls in which he also addressed the legality of drone strikes and the controversy surroundi

outside and weddings and at this time when we are reporting no injuries it is because people are taking h eed of the warning. trying to detect the super cells touching down. let's take a look at the radar. you can see right there, some of the warnings are issued. you see, while we have the super storm there, we have another one in development right now outside of oklahoma. kansas city, effecting millions of people all of the way into missouri as well and possibly even iowa. now, transferring back to the west coast. it is like with our kpix weather camera. a chop on the bay. the breeze is increasing as well. 65 degrees at this hour in san francisco. 84 degrees in santa rose a. much warmer today than yesterday. but, not as warm as it will be on monday. this is our camera looking out towards the express way in san jose. currently 77. clear skies, breezy, northwest winds at 8. we will continue to see those winds picking up from time to time as the sun does set. crystal clear skies tonight. hottest day on monday. the extended forecast calls for much cooler air mass. we will have that seven-day for

. >> barack obama address his critics saying drones are eeded to save lives. hello, you're watching "al jazeera" live from doha. also on the program, at least 20 people are dead in nigeria. police in don lon make two arrests in connection with the murder of a british soldier. and from hit list to drunken

> tesla is all revved up after ten years in business, the california based electric carmaker record eed its first er quarterly profit. they say worldwide demand could be 30,000 units a year. and the highest rating ever, a nearly perfect score of 99 out of 100 points in a review of the car. only one other vehicle got a sc similar score, an older lexus model. tesla shares racing ahead by 24%. >>> if you racked up a lot of frequent flier miles and hope to redeem them for a discounted flight, you may be in for a disappointment. even for people who have amassed a million miles or more, getting a good seat is getting a lot tougher. >> it's become a frustrating game for travellers, you may have plenty of miles for a free ticket, using them for the flight you want at the time you want is a tall order. >> made it difficult for me to fly with my family and purchase tickets for my family with me trying to book a flight using my miles. >> the annual switch flight survey of reward seat availability checked summer availability for 22 airlines around the world. value airlines, led by southwest and air

. >> plus, new details about the men suspect eed of carrying out the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi that killed ambassador christopher stephens. >>> new this morning officials say they have identified five suspects in the terror attacks in benghazi, libya. the men are under 24-hour surveillance wanted for questioning in the september attack on the u.s. consulate. the attack killed four americans including u.s. ambassador and bay area native chris stevens. officials say the white house already has enough proof to seize the five men aster error suspects but they are waiting for investigators to have enough evidence to try them in a u.s. civilian courtroom. >> a house panel expected to vote on changes to military law to try to cut down on the growing number of sexual assaults in the armed forces. among the charges, harsher penalties for service members found guilty of sexual offenses. the number of sexual assaults in the military continues to rise to try to curb the problem. both democrats and republicans support the new regulations. >> it's 4:44. the woman in cha

the republican defeated eed th sister of stephen colbert. my sister lost. how could this happen?d it for sanford. the voters of south carolina have spoken, mark sanford beat my sister and i think that means he is now my sister. >> this is "way too early." thanks for being up with us this morning. we have a lot of news to talk about on this thursday, may 9th. emotional testimony on capitol hill as congress continues to investigate the death of three american diplomats in libya last september, the revelations that came to light and how the white house is now responding. a jury convicts jodi arias of first-degree murder for killing her boyfriend. the next step in the salacious case, will the 32-year-old face the death penalty? we'll hear from the newly convicted murderer. >>> we begin in cleveland. 52-year-old ariel castro, new face of evil, has been charged with four counts of kidnapping and three counts of rape just days after three women and a young girl were rescued from his home. castro's two brothers were also arrested but have not

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. >> reporter: that investigation is aimed at finding who inside the government leaked c eed clad information. collected phone logs for 20 telephone lines used by more than 100 reporters and editors. they also subpoenaed and seized several cell phone records. they cover april and may 2012 when the wire service was reporting a series of stories about an al qaeda affiliate in yemen. may 7th, 2012, the ap detailed a disrupted terror plot to attack a u.s. airliner using an upgraded underwear bomb. quote, with a sophisticated new design around the one-year anniversary of the killing of osama bin laden. government officials complained that that story revealed classified information, compromised counterterrorism operations. today attorney general eric holder went even further. >> it put the american people at risk and that is not hyperbole. it put the american people at risk. and trying to determine who was responsible for that, i think, required very aggressive action. >> reporter: the ap protested that action with a letter to holder, calling the seizure of phone records a massive and unprecedented

in addition to the coast guard investigation, the america's cup organization has launch eed its own probe into what caused artemis to capsize during a training run on thursday killing andrew simpson. barclay said safety changes to the race could be put in place depending upon what the internal review uncovers. the british press is reporting that the victim's family is now raising concerns about the safety of the design of the vessel saying the boats used in the america's cup have become too big and too fast. here is how steven barclay responded when i asked him if the boats are just to dangerous. >> these are not the biggest boats in sailing. there are boats of various sizes and speeds all around the world. i think what we have here is we have a group of people who are at the top of their game and they want to win, and so they push the limits with regards to the boats and their own physical endurance and those things. as you find in lots of other sports. >> reporter: barclay says race organizers will meet with the teams on tuesday to discuss the accident and that it should take a couple w

that's serrano, amanda's sister, rush eed to her baby sister's bedside in the hospital. that's where we were able to catch a photo that was just priceless. worth 1,000 words. that reunion between two sisters. this is a family who is very close. through these ten years, we do reunion stories or anniversary stories i should say on april the 21st, which was the day that she disappeared. we do those stories every year. this year i saw beth serrano at the anniversary, the ten-year anniversary. sad, emotional day for her. even that day, just a couple weeks ago she told me, bill, my sister is alive. i know it. i feel it. it turns out here we are just a few weeks later with this amazing story unfolding. >> you can see more on the missing women case coming up on "cbs this morning." >>> the mother of boston marathon bombing suspect, tamerlan tsarnaev, says she wants his body returned to russia. where tsarnaev will be buried remains unresolved. the massachusetts funeral director that has his body says there have been several out of state burial offers. some family members want tsar

we're nibbling at an investment called eed vaw, which is the b materials etf. what this gives us is 65% exposure to chemicals, which have started to rock and roll and 35% to miners and mining-type equities. and i have to tell you, if this is for real, this is going to be something that continues, i think it's got a lot of legs. >> so, i feel like this is breaking news, because you've been in the bear suit all zipped up, nice and tight and now you are willing to shed it? >> yeah. well, i covered my short today. i had to 1605 in the s&p 500 was my stop. i covered it around 1611, let's call it. but it's about housing and jobs. that's what's driving this market still. i thought that the weak economic data globally, the weak manufacturing data, would hurt the job market it was wrong about that. had to cover. i didn't go long, though. i can't say that i can be terribly bullish up at these prices. >> that's why there's still room for this market to go higher. we bumped -- sorry to -- finish -- >> it's a half hour show. get in what you got. >> we bumped against 1600. w

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described as a very tight knit one, reporters who have covered the story said the neighborhood was search eed> they either agreed to hide or were forcibly hidden. >> and i would imagine there might be some combination of both. i'm sure there was intense intimidation. i'm sure that they were afraid for their lives every moment that they've been alive since their youth and innocence was stolen over a decade ago. but tloost this young girl, amanda, was able to find the courage to do what she needed to do to rescue herself and the others in the house: i'm not a psychologist, but hopefully, we'll be able to get some kind of education, some kind of illumination from this case that will serve other girls in the future. >> i hope so, too. as we've seen again and again, it does happen. we're going to talk about this very issue. were they ever seen or was it only the predator that was seen. we'll be right back. family time.ips add o this is my family. this is joe. hi joe! hi there! earn a ton of extra hhonors points with the daily grand promotion and feel the hamptonality. so you can capture your recei

willie nelson turn eed 80 years old.ably let him know. >> you know you spoke too much when you can't remember your own birthday. here he is, 40,000 pounds of pot later. his mama let his baby grow up to be an indian. i love willie nelson. he's really one of the greats. we thought it would be nice to give the people of los angeles a chance to wish him a happy birthday. we wanted to have some fun with it. my cousin sal went out to hollywood boulevard to get birthday wishes. he made people do it over and over again. let's find out how many times you can ask people to wish willie nelson a happy birthday to willie nelson before they get mad and walk away. >> say happy birthday to willie nelson. he's 80 years old. grab this. 80 years old 37. >> mr. wilson, you're an american legend. we love you. we're here in hollywood. >> did you say wilson? it's willie. >> you know what would be great, could you do it in a southern accidecen accent? like happy 80th birthday. >> happy, happy 80th birthday. >> happy 80th birthday to willie nels

the protesters say the gmos are dangerous to eed. monsanto says the seeds help conserve resources. >> still to come at 11:00, new details on the bridge collapse in washington. why government officials say safety is an issue across the country. >> plus, a return to the finish line thousands of runners do what they couldn't do in boston last month. ♪ >> and later, honoring america's sashes this memorial day weekend. what is being done in the bay >> ama: new details out of washington state tonight where federal officials are talking to the truck driver who hit girders on a bridge thursday, possibly causing it to collapse. surveillance video shows the moment of collapse of the i-5 bridge over the skagit river. the chairman of the ntsb is a, quote, wakeup call for the rest of the nation and its aging infrastructure. a company has been hired to remove the fallen bridge from the river. four local bridges have their issues. by federal standards the golden gate andduarton bridges are considered functionally obsolete and the carquinez and san

the protesters say the gmos are dangerous to eed. monsanto says the seeds help conserve resources. >> still to come at 11:00, new details on the bridge collapse in washington. why government officials say safety is an issue across the country. >> plus, a return to the finish line thousands of runners do what they couldn't do in boston last month. ♪ >> and later, honoring america's sashes this memorial day weekend. what is being done in the bay >> ama: new details out of washington state tonight where federal officials are talking to the truck driver who hit girders on a bridge thursday, possibly causing it to collapse. surveillance video shows the moment of collapse of the i-5 bridge over the skagit river. the chairman of the ntsb is a, quote, wakeup call for the rest of the nation and its aging infrastructure. a company has been hired to remove the fallen bridge from the river. four local bridges have their issues. by federal standards the golden gate and dumbarton bridges are considered functionally obsolete an the carquinez and sa

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this man spent 14 years behind bars for an attempt eed rape he was innocent of. innocence project legal director linda starr says the program has given hundreds of students the chance to learn about the criminal justice system from the best teacher of all, experience. >> we have contributed to policy work and law reform in the areas of prosecutorial misconduct and eyewitness identification and compensation for exonorees. >> reporter: students conduct countless interviews and go on field trips to prisons. of course, that transcends classroom walls and teaches it takes a lot of hard work and patience. >> there's a lot of people in prison who are innocent and there's potentially nothing you can do. >> reporter: but ross made it out and months after he took his first steps as a free man, he came face-to-face with students from the innocence project who work on cases just like his. >> i mean, if it weren't for them -- well, i would be still in there. >> reporter: they ask questions trying to learn more about that life. >> i know one day sooner or later. in the meantim

. >> the same day, detectives questioned jrs eed jodi's paren. >> reporter: her father, bill, less surprised. >> later on, she kept telling me she was going to leave the area. why? she said i can't tell you. >> what's going on. i can't tell you, i got that leave. >> both agreed on one important thing. >> jodi has mental problems. >> have you ever thought he was bipolar? oh, my god, she cried hysterically. >> the very next day, jodi decided to change her story to version two. >> she talked about two intruders coming into the house. when they attacked travis, when they're attacking her and she gets wounded in the incident and he's being stabbed and he's yelling and he's screaming and telling her go to the neighbors and get help. >> reporter: jodi took public opinion on the show "inside editi edition." >> i witnessed travis being attacked by two other individuals. >> who? >> i don't know who they were. i couldn't pick them out in a police line-up. >> and she made this bold prediction. >> no jury is going to convict me. >> why not? >> because i'm innocent. and you can mark my words on that one.

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. >> there is a "red eye"eed? i have to go to these meetings. >> this was ridiculous. this was an effort to stigma ties this small segment of the population. i was happy to see people all over, all sides of the political spectrum tweeting about it. people who weren't concerned heard the testimony and woke up and said something is going on. we need to hold hillary clinton accountable. not only do i think it is stupid, but it is wrong. >> what do you think, patrick? was it an attempt to say nothing to see here, america, move along? >> if the washington post had exhibited this in 1973 nixon would have been a two-term president. that's the same for the mainstream media. we are doing exactly what they wanted. i don't give it to the lower level. we were proving all of the people that have kept this story alive and there is a real story there. the testimony was riveting. it has made hillary clinton be a liar. it shows that obama has no foreign policy, and they tried to find -- they mentioned chick fillet. physical -- chick-fil-a. if you have never had chick-fil-a, i mean, it

five others did not make it and their bodies found crouch eed behind that same partition, but all dead. the good samaritans tried to rescue the women but the back draft was so strong, the doors were impossible to open. in a statement to "abc news," the limo company said it will do everything possible investigate and assist authorities. police do not know what caused the fire. arellano said no one was smoking. it did have one too many passengers, and only authorized to carry eight. what more could have been done? >> i don't know what more we could have done to save them. >> reporter: the bride's new husband, he was waiting for her to join him for the party that night. los angeles. >> neilia arellano was the first to leave the hospital and since she only has a few scratches and cuts, she is on the mend physically, but three others are also in serious condition tonight. you heard a little bit from the driver of that limo, orville brown and did everything he could to save the passengers but wishes the could have done more. >> she's saying smoke. i'm thinking she wants to smoke because they

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well this all started back in 2009, when james rosen, our colleague here at fox news reported ee eednuclear amb and the government in their affidavit said this. i will put it on the screen. there's probable cause to believe that the reporter has violated the espionage act. how do you reconcile holder's testimony to congress with the fact that he signed off on that affidavit naming rosen as a potential violator and a possible co-conspirator and how do you reconcile the fact that the president is asking holder to review holder's actions? >> neither of those things can be reconciled. that affidavit states that james rosen is a suspected criminal. that is to say, a suspected to be involved in the conspiracy to illegally disclose classified information. that is treating him for that purpose as a criminal. that does not square with what holder told congress. not only about the standards he would use, but also about his own involvement. it's going to be argued by a lot of people he was lying. at a minimum, it's another example of him being untrustworthy and bumbeling and the president's dec

ground in london, in the real islamist enclaves in lau london, spent a lot of time there, talked ee eedical b face-to-face and they mean business. they're very vocal. there's a tendency to shrug these guys off and say they're full of bluster. they don't mean what they say. well, they mean what they say, and they're inspiring more and more attacks. attempting attacks. there's been plot after plot broken up in great britain over the years. there's plots going on, they're putting these plots into action, and there are brits i have spoken to who are getting fed up. the average guy on the street in great britain is reaching the end of his rope with the radical islamic threat there and i fear what is coming can culture clashes spaelshz if we have more attacks like we saw this weekend. broad daylight, a british soldier hacked to death. a real outrage among that attack in particular. >> eric, thanks so much for your time. appreciate it from washington today. >> thank you. >>> president barack obama seeing the aftermath of that deadly oklahoma tornado up close and personal today and meeting with

the white house spokesman echoed the eed the president's -- that he didn't know about the e-mails.he president calls the story political theater. second, the internal revenue service targeting conservative groups seeking tax exempt status. the president says he found out about the story on friday along with all the rest of us, and that now he is investigating, and, third, the department of justice secretly seizing phone records of "associated press" reporters and editors. the white house says it had no knowledge of that event, either. political watchers are quite divided over the way any of this might affect the president, his staff, or the upcoming mid-term elections. today we'll report, you decide. let's begin with the government keeping tabs on journalists, something the "associated press'" chief says tramples on constitutional right0s to a free press. the department of justice admit ted it secretly seize phone record from the "associated press," some from permanent phone, it admits the records reveal everybody the journalists had been calling over a period of two months. so the

but haunted by miss eed clues. haunted by the media, and receiving death threats for something they say they did not do. >> do you worry now that people will always suspect that you actually did have a role? >> absolutely. >> yes. >> and the people out there who know me, they know that onil castro is not that person. has nothing to do with that. would never even think of something like that. i was a very liked person, individual. i have never had any enemies. no reason for anybody to think i would ever do something like that. it's shock to all my friends. they couldn't believe it. >> same. i couldn't never think of doing anything like that. if i knew that my brother was doing this, i would have -- i would not be -- in a minute, i would call the cops. because that ain't right. but yeah, it's going to haunt me down because people are going to think pedro got something to do with this. pedro don't have nothing to do with this. if i knew, i would have reported it. brother or no brother. >> and you can see much more of

but i do think as i mention eed earler, we need to be more involved in helping the secular oppositionups be trained and the arming now is more symbolic, but there's no question that look, in libya, we got involved. i thought that was question bable. i really did, but we got involved, took gadhafi out. i think it sent signals to a lot f people about doing away with weapons of mass destruction, which is a whole other topic, but then we sort of left it there. it's a country that you know, it's remarkable that the citizens are even functioning in a normal way because the government is not. so i do think there's a role for us to play in helping shape the feature. again, not military boots on the ground, but we've got to help them i involve and i don't think we've done near enough in syria at present. i think we're doing more than people raeealize, but it's stil not enough. i'm not even for the air issues people are talking about, but we've got to help these areas a little more. we can't just leave them in a vacuum because the more extremist groups take over. >> what is the unanswered quest

can you imagine what the level of unemployment would be if the republicans were allowed eed to imposevery? but even more disturbing than that the is the fact this nation could be doing much better if they would support a single one of the administration's efforts to increase employment. you know, the saddest truth we've learned over the last four years is that some republicans prefer to stick it to the president even if it harms the country. and that's not patriotism. that is a pathology. thanks so much for watching. chris matthews and "hardball" is next. >>> houston, we have a problem. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. glee, it's a tv show, also what we're seeing happening on a stage down in houston tonight. we're looking at the triumph of gun power over the will of the people. 90% of the american people want better background checks on who buys a gun. they want a way to stop felons, the criminally insane and wife beaters, if

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college tuition and fees have jumped eed 1,120% since 1958.ith 601% for medical care and 244% for food. so is the high cost of college worth it? not according to bill bennett. not in all cases. he was secretary of education under president reagan and he's also author of a new book called "is college worth it." we have talked about it for so many years. you say the cost of college will keep rising as student aid continues to increase unchecked. dewe need to address rising tuition and student aid rather than rethinking who should be going to college and what they should be majoring in? >> i think it means thinking on both fronts. some people should go to college. about a third of those who start four-year colleges, it makes a lot of sense for a number of different reasons, but the availability of federal funds has continued to drive up prices. it's possible the prices would go up even if the funds didn't keep increasing because the colleges can get away with it. they can charge and charge and charge and people will keep paying it because they wa

benghazi talking points were adjusted eed in order to prevey questions, casting aspersions on the president'sof terrorism and homeland security. the whole thing relates back to november. and they have a fundamental problem with accepting a simple truth. he won. he won the election. but they cannot accept that. >> and they lie. millions of americans will not lose their jobs because we are implementing a health care law. i want to show you what donald rumsfeld said about the president today. here it is. >> what's happening to the president is incrementally trust is being eroded because of the different messages coming out. >> as always, donald rumsfeld is dead wrong. a new poll shows the president's approval rating is at 53%. >> can i ask why we listen to him anymore? >> he wrote a book, i guess. >> is this the guy who told us it would essentially be a cakewalk, we could go to the war with the army we had, we could go light and invade an entire country of 20, 30 million people. this guy shouldn't even be listened to, so everything he says is immediately off the table. >> so why is the president