january 17, 1982 when elisabeth martinsson came here to buy a pair of boots. her friends and family never saw her alive again. it took investigators 33 years to find and identify her remains. >> reporter: hikers made it discovery in 2010. the remains belong to elisabeth martinsson missing since 1982. >> we don't have all the answers. that is what we are searching for. it is wonderful -- like i said, get closure to the family. >> she was in the area for just a couple months. one saturday she left to go shopping and never returned. ktvu fox 2 news covered her disappearance. you can see reporting on the information released by investigators. today sheriffs talked about reopening the cold case with a press release. >> we will exhaust all leads we can. >> reporter: now the focus switched to finding the person responsibility for the death. henry coleman was considered a person of disappearance. >> her vehicle was located in oklahoma. >> reporter: investigators say there was never enough evidence to arrest him. investigators didn't go public with the information till

elisabeth?u know, the threats against my job and various other things, and i have to have my job and can't risk that so i -- i think putting it to a vote, even though i still feel the way i voted before is the right way, i feel putting it to the vote is the only thing -- my only choice i can do to protect my job so that's why i'm going that way. >> thanks, everybody, for your thoughts, so our short discussion is over. with that being said, thank you all for being here. >> just because the same vocal 10% has gotten to the point where they are breaking the law by threatening and intimidating council members to vote one way or the other. >> three months we've been listening them to say fair, fair, fair, fair and now it's a specific attack against us. >> it's completely unfair. >> brian, what's happening? yeah, man. just doing payroll and getting it done, friday and all. >> nice. we got out of that meeting with m.e.d. and unfortunately even though when they told us earlier that we could transfer the

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. from bad to worse, in texas dozens in need of rescue as flash floods sweep in and the death toll rises. an update for you in moments. >>> and a mother and her 7-year-old son murdered in baltimore in cold blood. another heartbreaking scene in the city as baltimore has the deadliest month in decades. what does the mayor of that city have to say? fox news asked the question. >> how is it this is the deadliest month in 15 years? and how is that anything other than the failure of your policies? >> we'll tell you what she said just ahead. >> and you have a guy proposing at a wedding in front of the bride and groom. what is the story behind the story? now we know what really happened and what the the bride really thinks. >> that's nice of you. i laid silent over yours. mortgages are better with friends. ♪ >>> final preparations for this year's edition of the summer concert series. and let me tell you in two hours oar will take the stage. >> they're performing a big hit two hands up. and they

elisabeth worked for our family as an au pair. she was a wonderful soul and very kind. she is still missed today. martinsson's remains have been cremated and arrangements are being made to send her ashes to her family in sweden. vic lee abc 7 news. >>> a santa clara county inmate briefly escaped custody this afternoon. 26-year-old eric nelson was handcuffed to another inmate and the somehow got out of his cuffs. sky 7 hd was from the santa clara jail when the inmate was about to be transferred when he slipped away. nelson was on the run before authorities caught him near guadalupe park. he was initially arrested on drug charges. >> two men wanted in a string of armed robberies in oakland are now in custody. both arrested outside a home in the fruitvale district after a foot chase. they robbed half a dozen people at gunpoint this morning alone. police are working to determine how many robberies those men might be connected to. nobody was injured in any of the rob roos. >> the warriors are back home resting before game five of their western conference series against the r

. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," "mad men's" elisabeth moss. quilted northern works so well people can forget their bathroom experience. but sir froggy can never forget. "what's worse", he thinks... "that my arms can never relax or my eyes can never look away?" ♪ americans... ...83% try to eat healthy. yet up to...90% fall short in getting key nutrients from... ...food alone. let's do more... add one a day women's gummies. complete with key nutrients we may need... ...plus it supports bone health with calcium and vitamin d. one a day vitacraves gummies. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the deadly flooding in texas. we'll be live from the scene. >>> plus the founder of the chain shake shack. danny meyer joins us in the studio. and we talk with "mad men" actress elisabeth moss. thanks for watching "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. before we leave you, we're going to live you with sage advice. have a good morning. ♪ it's just a fork along the road ♪ >> the universe is bigger than you are. it sounds obvious

he'll be in studio and we talk with the actress from "mad men" elisabeth moss. before we leave you, we're going to live you with sage advice. have a good morning. ♪ it's just a fork along the road ♪ >> the universe is bigger than you are. it sounds obvious, but some people really don't know that. >> you can't control how smart you are, how funny you are, how good looking you are. the one thing you can control in your life is how hard you work. make it the thing people say about you. man, he's ugly, but he sure works hard. >> work matters. no one has come up to me and said the reason i'm here is because i was smarter or anything else. what i achieved is because i worked harder than everybody else. ♪ write your songs sing your songs love your life ♪ >> read. the book is the best manmade machine. not the tv not the car not the computer not the iphone. >>> those of you graduating this afternoon with high awards, honors, and distinctions i say well done. and as i like to tell the "c" student, you, too, can be president. ♪ and i'll see you at the reunion ♪ >> class of

>> i think the pressure on elisabeth warren gets in then will be tremendous. beginning to be very difficult for her to compete against the clinton machine. >> but -- right now warren does relish the role that she has at pushing hillary around, i mean, here running against warren right now even though hasn't been officially announced feels like by the way, that a lot of people saying this is why "new york times" have been so tough to prefer elisabeth warren. >> well hillary is trying to be. this is the irony, this great public figure, hillary clinton is trying to turn herself into elisabeth warren. , i mean, she constantly compliments elisabeth warren and adopts left wing positions it that democrats want in their candidate right now. so hillary is trying to be all things to all people in the democratic party and she's just not good at pulling that sort of thing off. >> moderate democrats must be in despair. [laughter] >> moderate . >> i know a couple. both of them. [laughter] they're all retired. as a matter of fact they are. let's say a middle of the road demo

elisabeth worked for our family as an au pair. she was a wonderful soul and very kind and she's still missed today. martinsson's cause of death has not been determined, but authorities suspect foul play and vic lee will have a full report on abc 7 news at 5:00. >> two armed robbery suspects are in custody in oakland following a brief search. sky 7 hd were on the scene around 10:00 this morning and police started receiving reports of two armed menÑi robbing multiple victims near fruitvale and david street and no one was hurt in those robberyies and police tracked them to a vacant home on mitchell and arrested them. >>> two burglars were caught on camera in this surveillance video. the burglary took place at 4:00 in the afternoon on harington court. they got away with electronic devices and jewelry. if you know these two men you are asked to call the los altos police department. >> palo alto's last remaining mobile home park could end but the residents promised not to go out without a fight. it is along el camino real and matt kelle

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. cops arrest four people in the d.c. mansion murder. we'll take you there live. >>> the e-mail that hillary and the state department didn't want you to see. timing seems perfect released just before the holiday weekend. what's inside? what we know and what it could mean for hillary's campaign straight ahead. don't worry. we're here to disseminate for you. we're working. and dr. oz to the rescue again. just two weeks after saving a person injured in a car crash on a turnpike, dr. oz jumps into action at a shopping mall. it's incredible. he's like a superhero. >> mornings are better with friends. ♪ >> live from new york city, it's the first unofficial friday of the summer. as you can see the stage is set up later on today. jerrod niemann. he got started in country music because his mom won a guitar in a contest and she didn't want it and gave it to the kid. >> he's been singing since he was 8 years old. that's incrkrecrediblincredible. we have him on our plaza and famous dave's barbecue.

. >> elisabeth santos says her husband paid the highest price for corruption in the country. the social security agency swished to a different reaction drug. jorge died two months after starting the new treatment. >> he didn't feel well when they gave him the new treatment. it wasn't good. he had stomach pain, nauseous and had diarrhea. >> reporter: the case is one of two corruption scandle battering president otto perez. tens of thousands of gawt malns are calling for perez to resign. lucy had to wait 24 hours to be seen after getting sick trt drugs. >> this is the saddest thing. they are dying and didn't do anything for us. she says doctors didn't didn't even read her chart. >> more than 500 people suffering from the same things and no one every responded. >> like 500 people have backs with medicines in them chem still the government has spent a quarter million dollars of this medicine that will have to be basically thrown away. 15 pictures nor brines, accord to lawmakers. >> this is the result of its scornconstant. adam rainey, al jazeera gawt guatemala city. >> great stri

will show that elisabeth has so many talents and shows her in a different light. go get your dog. you'll be cooking with jasper. >> cooking with friends, jasper and peter, too. >> i don't know what we're making. >>> don't move. more than $18 trillion in debt. why are we spending taxpayer dollars on puppet shows? senator john mccain stops here next. >> come on in senator. >>> plus apparently it makes everything better. >> maple syrup, please? >> it's spaghetti. >> you know what? i think i have some. >> you know what? the elf is right. maple syrup could be a cure-all. why you should have maple syrup today for breakfast. john mccain, we'll get you some right now. dave's been working on his game... and starting each day with a delicious bowl of heart healthy kellogg's raisin bran. how's your cereal? sweet! tastes like winning. how would you know what winning tastes like? invest in your heart health, with kellogg's raisin bran. no crying today... incredible! i've been claritin clear for ten days. when your allergy symptoms start, doctors recommend taking one claritin e

this is a cold case dealing back to 1982 here's a picture of elisabeth martin send--martinsen authorities are trying to find him as he was involved the remains were discovered by a hiker in fremont >> reporter :here in the church of the transfiguration someone stole a custom-made 300 lb. statue of jesus christ while police searched for the thief father o'malley said that if the statue is returned to church on not press any charges >>:our help and our prayers is that somebody will return it to assess soon as possible. if they do it will be in a very forgiving mood >> reporter :and another brush with the law could mean more charges for ray macdonald. mcdonald's or recent arrest could mean prosecutors would reese consider--reconsider not prosecuting an earlier case >>:the fact he has now been convicted--charge more than once means that there's a greater chance he'll be persecuted though rep--the routewe're noticing a great start to tomorrow morning maybe a drill see--drizzle wind speeds right now it is still a blustery in some spots 12 m.p.h. in livermore so we will hold on to preconditions

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck.. details on the desperate search that just came to a tragic end. >> breaking overnight the king of blues has died. ♪ >> how the world is remembering music legend b.b. king this morning. designee defended the clintons on television. >> do you have any evidence that a crime may have been committed? >> we've done investigative work at abc news and found no proof of any kind of direct action. >> but what george stephanopoulos never told you, he donated $75,000 to the clinton foundation. he said he's sorry but is that enough? "fox & friends" hour 2 begins right now. ♪ >>> that's worst than texting and biking. >> and behind him is his mom. she did not trust he could ride his bike in the city. she followed him. >> national ride your bike to work day. >> he overshot his target. >> we'll be cooking with friends with pete and his mom. what a great sport joining us on national bike to work day. coming into our 48th street location. >> all the way from minnesota. >> that's why you need to read th

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i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. day in a you know now speaks for herself.e found her voice on the set of "the five," she benefited from bold and courageous chances in life, love and work. from her childhood visit to the white house to mee husband, call it love at first flight her story will inspire you and especially young americans ready to graduate from school. in this country, you can do anything you want. she's proof. so let the good news begin. dana, and the good news is, you wrote this book. for so many people who are about to read it and embark on your journey, so from sitting with horses to sitting on air force one with the president of the united states. >> this book is little house on the prairie meets the west wing. >> do you think your story could be every woman's story? >> sure. >> why? >> one day you're sitting on a barn yard fence thinking you'll never leave this place and the next thing you're sitting on air force one with the president. my ground in this, my experience, because i worked, was very helpful to everything that i was going to do

elisabeth and alexandra. my little cuties they are five years old.get to tell you i was watching your show the other day and i saw that picture of your twin granddaughters and it brought so many memories, to me of these two when they were that small. >> look at my granddaughters again and eleanor screen right. >> absolutely beautiful. only granddaughter? >> nine. >> lucky lucky man. >> i had a little boy as welling two years old. he's lost with two big sister. but that is him. jamie my little two-year-old it is fun stuff let me tell you as you will know. >> i really, really do june first 2 p.m. eastern trish regan on fox business network. >> see ya there. >> appreciate it. thank you stuart. >> gop presidential field widening for marco rubio to piling in. which one of them resembles ronald reagan the most that is a good question. let's ask the author of the book reagan, the life his name is hb brandes with us right now. welcome to the program. >> glad to be here question is of all of the candidates announced unannounced which of them do you think most

"fox & friends" star elisabeth hasselbeck gives us a low down on her background. >> alan colmes goes from standup comedian to the fox news channel. how did that happen? also, the amazing stories behind much of our fox news talent. it's "did it you know that?" and it starts right now. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching this special edition of the factor. it's the "did you know that" spectacular. for the next hour we will showcase the back stories of fox's fascinating talent and there is plenty of it. beginning with "fox & friends," co-anchor elisabeth hasselbeck and fox business anchor melissa francis. so you were born in rhode island. >> i was. >> right? you are a new englander. what kind of kid were you? >> as they say in long island i was a pretty wicked awesome kid. >> were you a bad kid? i can't look at her. >> i was pretty nice. >> so you grow up and you go to b.c., boston college. you are an eagle and you meet your husband tim hasselbeck quarterback on the team. >> wasn't what i envis

now investigators confirm remains found in 2010 belonged to elisabeth martinsson. it took several years to identify them. >> several remains for various places on the body. and also teeth. >> henry coleman was a person of interest. investigators are now looking for him. [ indiscernible ] >> her vehicle was located in oklahoma and henry coleman was in possession of the vehicle at the time. >> he hopes the family can now find peace. >> they will be relieved they found their loved one. it will be devastating for a parent. >> reporter: they have been trying to locate henry coleman for six months and they are not sure if he is still alive. investigators say the family is relieved the remains have been found. allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> back to the issue of homelessness in the south bay. $520million a year. how much santa clara county spends on services for the homeless. and that is more money than it would cost to pay for permanent housing. ktvu's ann rubin with more on what the study found and how officials are responding. >> reporter: the study looked at 104,00

volunteer work at the prudential spirit of community awards yesterday in washington. 17-year-old elisabeth pierce queens bury was named one of the top 10 volunteers. she overcame brain cancer and started a nonprofit. a.j.mattea also won. he survived bonete2ç÷ cancer and a leg amputation and is now a champion for pediatric cancer awareness and fundraising. >> project. it's basically to make those kids in the hospital going through chemotherapy, make them feel a little bit better since they're going through the terminal disease. >>> both honor res won $5,000 an he engraved gold medan on. >>> happening today, president obama is expected to officially name the next chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. marine corps commandant just became commandant last november. he will replace army general dempsey. >>> also today the president will host a cinco demayo celebration at the white house. cinco demayo commemorates the mexican army's unlikely victory. at the battle of puebla in 1862. >>> two people charged in the new jersey jam bridge scandal pleaded not guilty. they arraigned former deputy chief

elisabeth bing revolutionized childbirth in the 1960's by teaching moms to use relaxation and breathing techniques instead of getting anesthetized during labor. over her more than 50 year career, bing lectured, appeared on talk shows and taught classes on natural childbirth methods first developed by dr. fernand lamaze. bing's influence lives on. an estimated 25% of all american parents to be attend lamaze classes every year. in southeast asia, malaysia is launching emergency, high-level talks with its neighbors today, hoping to address the growing humanitarian crisis off its coast. more than 5,000 refugees have been stranded at sea, some for weeks, as they try to escape ethnic persecution and poverty in myanmar and bangladesh. none of the neighboring countries are welcoming the refugees. food supplies are dwindling and fights are breaking out on board these vessels. i'm joined now via skype from thailand by aubrey belford of reuters with the latest. been following not just the story in this country but in other countries as well. what's happening to these people, how long are they out

. >>> also elisabeth moss somehow he feels about peggy's story line and how a role could earn her anll that could increase the risk of a blood clot. the study found that women taking the pills have a four times greater risk of blood clots compared to women who don't take oral contraceptive. >> the kansas city star says more advertisers are pulling out of the duggar show. the duggars' older son josh has apologized after saying he molested young girls as a teenager. >>> he will personally donate $1 million in cash and company stock. about 100 people work for him. >> i love that. i think that is so great. "business insider" says lilly pulitzer is apologizing for fat-shaming cartoons inside its headquarters. one said just another day of fat, white, and hideous. you should probably kill yourself. another said put it down carb face. they say the illustrations were quote, the work of one individual and were posted in her personal work area. >> does she still have a job? >> i don't know. i doubt it. >> interesting. >> and cbs sports looks at a different kind of chocolate chip. lincecum put a

. >>> also elisabeth moss somehow he feels about peggy's story line and how a role could earn her an the pills have a four times greater risk of blood clots compared to women who don't take oral contraceptive. >> the kansas city star says more advertisers are pulling out of the duggar show. the duggars' older son josh has apologized after saying he molested young girls as a teenager. n her mouth. it took only one try to make that very sweet trick shot. >> i'm going to try that. >> please don't choke. that could go very wrong, norah. just be careful. >>> we're going to expand your vocabulary in just a minute. the merriam-webster dikz has added 1,700 new words. emoji, whatever the small images used in texts which i like to use. and you can also look up jegging and photobomb. here's oprah winfrey and arianna huffington sneaking behind gayle on vacation. there you go. that's photobombing. there you go. there's photobombing. that was right before you broke your ankle. there's clarissa ward photobombing charlie here in studio 57. that is an interesting one. >> charlie's like how long is sh

also our elisabeth hasselbeck on a rare saturday morning appearance.ooking forward to seeing her she is live from the awards in nashville tennessee, she is hosting those awards so we get to hear from her 278 people died in devastating flooding. >> 11 people still missing there as more rain continues to fall. mandatory evacuations in place southwest of the city of houston in rosenberg for 50 homes. the river is expected to crest at 50 feet yesterday. just above flood feet of 48 feet late last night. southwest of rosenberg in wharton, texas, 40 people have been forced from their homes due to the rising colorado river. >> in dallas, rising waters flood a freeway loop. trapping drivers for five hours. a train came in to remove the cement barricades allowing drivers to turn around. the loop will be shut down for the next several days. >> the latest on what is going none that area. we will bring in lt. martin cassidy. he joins us now by phone. good morning lt. thanks for being with us on "fox & friends." >> good morning. >> now, we understand that a suburban

. >> i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. cops arrest four people in the d.c. mansion murder.e live. >>> the e-mail that hillary and the state department didn't want you to see. timing seems perfect released just before the holiday weekend. what's inside? what we know and what it could mean for hillary's campaign straight ahead. don't worry. we're here to disseminate for you. we're working. and dr. oz to the rescue again.

i'm elisabeth hasselbeck., in texas dozens in need of rescue as flash floods sweep in and the death toll rises. an update for you in moments. >>> and a mother and her 7-year-old son murdered in baltimore in cold blood. another heartbreaking scene in the city as baltimore has the deadliest month in decades. what does the mayor of that city have to say? fox news asked the question. >> how is it this is the deadliest month in 15 years? and how is that anything other

"fox & friends" star elisabeth hasselbeck gives us a low down on her background. >> alan colmes goesel. how did that happen? also the amazing stories behind much of our fox news talent. it's "did it you know that?" and it starts right now. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone.

hosted by elisabeth hasselbeck.e's a sound bite for it. >> i didn't man to work at the white house. i didn't plan to be on "the five." and i certainly didn't plan to get on an airplane that day and fall in love and change my life completely. choosing to be loved is not going to limit your career. the joy of being loved actually has helped my career immensely. >> that's going to run this weekend, 5:00 p.m. saturday and 10:00 p.m. sunday. they did a wonderful job. >> two opportunities to be able to watch it. >> thank you to everybody. i'll pass the baton. >> here we go. >> you're turn. >> it's friday so it's time for -- ♪ >> okay. so the a.p. tweeted this about pamela geller. where she said she had no regrets over the texas costume contest that left two dead. and now they had to walk that one back but pamela geller will weigh in on that on "hannity" and whether the fbi, who had three hours attack of the terror attack coming from arizona, whether they told her or not. check that out tonight on "hannity." all right, jul

others are taking the name can be elisabeth are even die and could be the name in tribute to of williams juergen bring 1 billion lbs. to the british academy. would just awaiting the arrival of the duke and duchess to introduce their new baby to the world. we have this >> reporter: will also be posting a picture of the royal board as soon as we're able to get one for you on our kron4.com. >> reporter: 6 alive look outside from the embarcadero and san francisco this morning we're tracking your weekend weather forecast >> reporter: is really got a cool down so you can probably give your air conditioner a break. we get plenty of time to fix our air conditioners over the weekend receive their copies guys across the bay area in walnut creek was seen more sunshine here and livermore is reporting clear skies. depending on where you're at your sing sunshine bay shoreline san francisco you're looking at saudi conditions. later and the afternoon we will see more sunshine. >> reporter: a breakdown for our by our this morning cloud temperatures fifties by lunchtime will see the temperatures in the mi

"fox & friends" star elisabeth hasselbeck gives us a low down on her background. >> alan colmes goeshannel. how did that happen? also, the amazing stories behind much of our fox news talent. it's "did it you know that?" and it starts right now. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone.

elisabeth hasselbeck was the brunt of rosie o'donnell. unfair. last question about it.vemberist sitting in between those two describe that for me. >> it was intense. i didn't feel like i could believe what i believed, so i my wiring is to try to make people understand that i might disagree with politically but i'm not a bad person. i'm a mom and wife and daughter. >> nicole, everybody should buy her book about the woman president. thanks for coming. >> in thank you very much. thanks for having me. >> plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. why is that man on the left banned from going to iran? dennis miller will tell us. lights analyze the ayatollah tweeting about the baltimore riots. then martha maccallum on young children being held on a hot bus in arizona. wait until you see this video. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. look like this. feel like this. with dreamwalk insoles, turn shoes that can be a pain into comfortable ones. their soft cushioning support means you can look like this. and feel like this. dreamwalk. if you can't put a feeling

marie-elisabeth ingres of doctors without borders is in sanaa, and says conditions are growing ever more >> warner: the same is true in the port city of aden, where heavy street fighting raged today between houthis and loyalists of president abd-rabbu mansour hadi, now in exile in saudi arabia. >> ( translated ): we are living under siege, surrounded by these houthis; no water, no electricity, the sewage is overflowing, our children's bellies are swollen and we have no medicine, we have nothing. >> warner: all this came as the clock ran down toward a five-day humanitarian cease-fire between the saudi-led coalition and the houthis, who have some backing from iran. on saturday, iranian president hassan rouhani blasted the saudis in a speech. >> ( translated ): saudi arabia is a government that does not understand and is not aware of the political situation of the region and the world and is a total beginner. it is trying hard to prove itself after many years. >> warner: the new saudi king, salman, has shown a more aggressive regional stance during his four months on the throne. and the eff

in world war ii, the queen mary, queen elisabeth made many transits carrying troops safely because the high-speed did protect them, and we had intelligence to send them where we knew the german submarines were. i lost my train of thought on that one. but in the case of lusitania the speed does not work if you drive over where the submarine is waiting and that is what happened in that case. the other was kind of like a pre-9/11 i'm. this disbelief that the germans would really doing. people could not grasp that there is 100 years of how you wage warfare at in basically a humane way, do not think passengers, do not kill innocent people, and it had not sunk in that the germans meant what they said and did what they said they were going to do. >> when i talked about woodrow wilson and the national press club, it seems like he needed -- he liked reporters. do you really think that was true, and how did he deal with reporters, especially after the lusitania? >> i am glad to answer that but i think we need to finish the picture of the propaganda site. the reason, it is kind of a microcosm. we

released their of bill the service members of women who live and work near military bases are said elisabethed in sex also service done by the defense apartment but apart estimates the crimes are decreasing and victims are more the offenders will be held accountable. >>mark: new details about the possible closure and the east bay and the peace come to costa county fire is run out of money and they're on the verge of closing two of its five remaining stations the fide success and failed to gain voter support on a plan to raise money to keep the stations running the leaders said the response time at the district serves more than a hundred thousand people enhancement 6000 calls a year their planned a public meeting. >>darya: 4 people are dead and another heart is more at a shooting that happened and wisconsin have invested police think that it was a random act this was at the trestle trial bridge people heard the gunshots and her and the police five people were shot for our dead including the shooter to women was shot and taken to hospital where not sure was a condition right now. >>mark: a bab

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1982 the bones were located four years ago and for what they've been found to be the 21 year-old elisabethsent a foreign student who was going to the college of marin when she disappeared and the department of justice made the match in november using dental records the remains were cremated and return to family and sweden the cause of death was not determined. just a few days moviegoers of wanted the first look at san andreas and a disaster movie about earthquakes and sat california. >>reporter: san andreas and action packed hollywood disaster afflict about a massive earthquake tearing up californium how realistic is it. she is a geophysicist with the usgs she has not seen the movie but she does have thought about the trailer forced the family potential power for quite striking los angeles to decide as played by a worried look apology a moderate mixes dire prediction. >>reporter: there is is very dramatic shot with the san andreas fault appears open up the earth. what about the giant tsunami wave that is going to smash to the golden gate bridge for the san andreas fault is not a demotion a

in just a little bit >> pam moore: also coming up ran celebrates is no little princess charlotte elisabeth's diana was born over the weekend and next a look at the expectations for the british princess and 2015 >> gabe slate: before you head to the stores we have some cool techie ideas for mom that information coming up next >> pam moore: the knowledge british world a be a girl born to willing kate she has been given a name now name is princess charlotte elizabeth dianne of cambridge. charlotte is the feminine form of charles the name of grandfather the middle name of elizabeth is not the her great-grandmother and the current queen and a middle name of diana is an honor of her late grandmother princess diana shaw of elizabeth i and is fourth in to the throne behind her grandfather prince charles for father prince william and her brother prince george. >> pam moore: and eye of the newborn princess of the world gun salute. troops fired a 41 volley in hyde park honoring charlotte elizabeth dianne a while at the same time another salute when off at the tower of london prior to rehearse a lewd an

there is one letter that survives that is written by elisabeth. there is one letter from james to her that survived. what baffles me and drives me nuts is there is only one letter she wrote to somebody else. she had extensive correspondence with her sister and friends and these letters do not seem to be anywhere. i do not understand why not. it seems like somebody would have kept some of these. consequently, having firsthand evidence of what she thought about things, we do not have. there are letters monroe wrote to his daughters, to his two sons and laws, to his political advisers, that talk about family matters. he wrote letters home talking about meeting mrs. monroe, other women in washington recorded in their diaries. there is a fair amount about her. we do not have really anything from her point of view, which is very maddening. >> what we know from what we have about her relationship with her husband? >> they were devoted. they were apart for a couple of months here and there. throughout their 44-year marriage. usually, they were together. t

elisabeth is here, this fight that $15 an hour is get traction here. >> it is getting some traction mksk above local minimum wage standard. story is broader than a minimum wage fight ave been doing a report on this sciu is really making a big push to unionize mcdonald's franchisee to investigate includes for allege ed abusive practices. what is the game plan but trying to drive a wedge between mcdonald's apparent and moving towards the franchisee speaking to unionize them and filing petitions on behalf of them with the federal government to promcdonald's. >> it is a big deal and we're going to see a pretty active protest right there. and in advance of the meeting on thursday and shareholder meeting. thampleghts is right tomorrow is the animal holders meeting banned the media not letting the media in, who runs mcdonald's now says he's going to be an activist on behalf of those who can't get in. it seems like they want to circle the wagons here and watch out. >> he's new ceo new incoming ceo, the big hidden story with mcdonald's and other fast food companies one in 7 orders are put in by

elizabeth for queen elisabeth and middle name former kate middleton's mother is elizabeth and diana formily. nice. martha: all right. we've got brand new poles showing that americans are very split along racial lines when it comes to explaining the cause of the baltimore riots. six police officers charged with a range of serious crimes. you can see the six officers here on the screen before you. the most serious bunch is second-degree murder and manslaughter. meanwhile we have new polls show 60% of the african-americans believe that the riots stem from long-standing frustration with the police. 27% say that is was an excuse for looting and violence of the numbers are flipped when you ask white americans according to these polls. they say basically 60% was to engage in looting and violence and 32% stems from long-standing frustration with the police. let's bring in a man who is an expert on all of this. milwaukee county sheriff david clark who joins me now. he believes the state attorney's charges have to do with something other than justice. sheriff welcome back to the program. good to

elisabeth mcdonald is here she didn't do that well as ceo of hewlet packard what does he bring to the the fight to hillary clinton who reports indicate use the gender card in her race for the presidency, so already carly is talking about are you tired of indentify the politics. are you tired of the political class, hillary clinton clearly is not trustworthy, and she's going after bill clinton right now too over his defense over the clinton foundation. >> i've heard commentary maybe she would line to be on vice presidential line or cabinet position and any justification of that kind of speck lags? >> sure, she's been -- in the business world since 1980s hillary group up mostly in the political world she does have that strong experience there. >> okay. thanks so much. more varney in just -- what two minutes. >> and here is a story, it's a website. you send a picture of yourself to the website and the website guesses your age. and they did that with me. and sent a picture of me into that website and you know what the age was they thought i was? can you guess? 76. i ask you, dear viewer d

. >> part of -- >> i can't understand why elisabeth warren has not made some move of some sort to challenge probably watching that poll so see if it keeps going down. >> quell said edward. >> thank you. quick check of that big board oh it dropped a little further now we're down 78 points below 18,000 . now, a lot of a headlines this tuesday morning. a look who has got them incase you missed them. lauren simonetti, hi lauren. >> another presidential contender entering the race. former arkansas governor mike huckabee about to announce his candidate city for president. that will come at an event in hope arkansas a in about 20 minutes from now. 11:30 eastern time. get this comcast has about the same number of internet customers as cable customers just over 22 million each. comcast is losing video subscribe because more of them are flaking to services like netflix which are cheaper. comcast time warner cable deal fell through that fears that they have control over broadband and just in time for cinco de mayo chipotle tells us what is in the guacamole two avenue cad toe, lime juice, cilantro, red

. >> hillary clinton is basically echoing what elisabeth warren has said that the game is rigged wheneshuffle the deck . so you -- >> phony coming from her. >> you don't make the poor richer by making upper bracket poorer but about governor policies and not about those upper brackets who worked hard to get up in upper brackets she's taking massive donations in the wealthiest 1% by the way. getting into the e-mails choir choir -- we're going to see more of this tomoand she's struggled to clarify what it is. >> if you're just joining us is server may be pulled into the courtroom and if so they can do some forensics on that. changed a little bit. prchght wants to see e-mails pony up the server. >> she wants them to see it. >> phony up the service issue. back to the wall street journal report saying that apple ditched its plans to build a stand alone tv set. our next guest still thinks it is in the works kurt in the cyberguy in los angeles, kurt, they're saying no, no, no you're saying yes? >> i'm saying there's something in the middle of that, tom, good afternoon to you. liz and i talked

and the good news is dana book goes prime time tonight in a sit down special with our elisabeth hasselbeckhouse press secretary to the very touching moment an unconscious marine opens his eyes while former president george w. bush was talking with that wounded marine's son about the purple heart. here is a preview. >> he sat looking at the soldier, making eye contract contact. imagine eye contact. tear its strewn down the face. touched his forehead to his. maybe it was a little bit of a miracle that the wounded warrior heard the president talking to his child and wanted so much to be a part of that moment. >> the good news is. airs tonight at 5:00 p.m. eastern time. again tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. eastern. you have got to watch those two lovely ladies and deign naps interview going to be fascinating. those are your head lines. toss it over to rick this morning for weather. >> so much going on in the weather world this weekend including really warm temperatures across the east. show you what's going to happen today. all the cold air is finally settled out across the west where it's been so war

paula: charlotte elisabeth diana, ¿por quÉ dejÓ la corona tirada? karla.mo en las revistas diplomÁticas, siendo portada de revistas de glamour. >> soy muy tÍmida, pero la experiencia de salir en revistas me ha dado un poco de cancha, pero el fondo soy tÍmida y me cuesta trabajo. carolina: ¿quÉ es lo mÁs difÍcil? >> la foto es muy complicada, la posada de verdad me cuesta mucho trabajo, pero vamos de a poquitos. carolina: esta diseÑadora grÁfica afirma que la mujer latinoamericana se destaca por su entrega y por eso ocupa posiciones de poder. >> la mujer latinoamericana es alegre y comprometida, y hemos dado muestras en todos los niveles de que estamos ejerciendo papeles importantes. carolina: aunque en el trabajo en que se define por toda una experta es en su rol de mama, seguido como el desposa, intentando llevar... >> una vida normal, en todo el sentido de la palabra, soy una mamÁ que me preocupo por los hijos, me preocupo por mi marido, sugerirle una corbata, ir al supermercado, y tener una vida lo mÁs parecido la vida real. soy una mamÁ muy orgullosa d