. ♪ welcome to the tinkerbell half marathon expo.his is a two day event at disneyland leading up to the 13.1 mile run. the expo is packed with runners. all getting ready for the big race. for me it's an opportunity to meet people from all around the world. so these are grab bands. what makes this half marathon so special is that i'm not doing it alone. i've invited three familiar live big faces. jessica lamerson, jennifer teller and diane duncan. jessica's a stay at home mom who had a hard time putting herself first. keep going, keep going. i remember how much she's struggled during our first workout together on the stair mill. today she's lost 35 pounds and is taking on her first half marathon. jennifer's a working mother of three who had a hard time saying no to fast food. i now have her saying yes to healthy eating and working out. she ran the tinkerbell half marathon last year but struggled to finish. i was dead for four days and i barely made it. today she's down 32 pounds and is hoping to run her best race yet. diane's a single

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stacking supermarket checkout racks with the "national enquirer"er and its steady diet of scandal and expo expose. then in 1989, the family sold the enquirer for $412 million. lois got $200 million and paul and the rest of the kids $20 million. even way back then, according to an april 8 court hearing, lois says her on this threatened her. she said he accused me of not giving generoso a proper burial, of murdering him, of not calling 11 when he died. it was then that the harassment started. she always thought he was an enemy in her midst. she said in court, i believed he was not my friend. what he was, she says, is a playboy, maintaining an excessive and extravagant lifestyle, but has never had meaningful employment. still, he has authored two books. one of them, the unpublished, confessions of a rich kid from hell." a kid his mom says she continues to bank roll today. he's asking for nearly $5 million more since the start of this year. he denies asking for anything recently but said she did give him a check recently. how much is it? >> $4 million. >> that's not a lot. >> reporter: my life

earth expo sustainibility fair held today. the focus this year is going green. 80 exhibitors set up booths and eating local sustainable food. earth day is april 20th coming up soon. san jose fal tons in need of help. three peregrine falcons hatched and are now in need of new names. the naming contest is top cliff who live is go to school in san jose. art work is required to enter. for more information go to abc 7 news.com. that will be a fun project. >> yes. >> still to come we want you to meet some new babes >>> coming up at 6:00 new details in the murder of a paramedic in oakland hills. a key piece of evidence now in the hands of police. also from michael finney. two couples left waiting and waiting for money they expected to get after their dream weddings the 50th anniversary with a special reunion of a brightest star we'll have those stories and more coming up at 6:00. now, back to dan and cheryl. >> thank you. >> tonight there is a big celebration of a 2-month-old male penguin. >> he had been living with her parents to gi

. >> organizers say agencies will be providing security signs of the health and fitsness expo warn alling with bags are subject to search. >> it's going to be a safe environment for the community and runners and vom lun tears. >> others made a minimum $20 contribution for a tee shirt. >> i want to reach out and help victim was hospital costs or with more security for next year's marathon. >> many said they weekend's race will be part of a healing process. >> i'm not going to let these people stop me from what i want to do. i'm not changing my life. and more so now this happened i feel the need to do what i -- i love to do. >> sunday's route is a closed course, which will help security ai. moment of silence will be held before the start of the race. >> david, thank you. residents coming together to help 11-year-old aaron hern. the martinez boy now out of the hospital and yesterday, visited the site of the blast as we've reported. his family says he's recovering and now back to being just a normal 11-year-old boy in most respects. this weekend there are two fund-raisers for the family. sund

sell that is particularly well known sort of outside of the circles would have to be someone with expo sthour hobbyist area. >> workers here say they're shock that had their product could have been used in ab attack. >> this is for toys to bring people enjoyment. the fact they're used in horrific ways, apalling. >> the vice president benjiman mull says he called authorities and has yet to get a phone call back. >> we have a brand of battery. a brand of pressure cooker there is finger brand pressure cooker pots are available. the fbi says two pressure cookers hidden and stashed near the finish line. now, of the bombs work when explosive powder works inside of the pott. p created a huge blast. a person close to the investigation told associated press one was filled with shards of metal and ball bearings and the other, nails. one expert has seen this kind of bomb before. >> what is this bomber trying to do with this type of bomb to make a point? he didn't have to add. >> they're so common they spotted roadside bombs and told marines to be on the lookout for pots. >> we learned a name of t

they will perform on three stages at the downtown expo complex.al wine, beer and food will be available. neighbors worry about the 30,000 people expected to attend every day. >> it might blow up in their faces, they could have five days of crisis management. >> yeah we're breaking new ground. there's a little bit of trip kiddation -- tripped hiation, what is it -- trepidation, what is it gonna be? >> a four-day vip pass runs $600. >>> a warming trend is aliving just in time -- arriving just in time. the skies are turning blue. the low clouds continue to burn away. giving you a live look, we still have a few areas socked in with fog especially along the coastline. some of those numbers where we're trailing behind has -- has to do with a later -- >> sorry. rosemary, we're having problems with your microphone shortly. >>> just ahead, in addition to rosemary's forecast, why it's a good day for a top rival of apple. apple-- apple. >>> we check back in with rosemary for more on the weather. >> yes, as i was saying. [laughter] >> good afternoon to you. a

they are seeking a permit to have the ability to rent out the space for expos, and community events. it's a large space depending on the type of event. the planning department has given approval for planning code 102.2. in your memo, i gave you a copy that have planning code so you can refer to it. they will not give approval for other activities listed without an additional permit for changes of use. they ask that they visually record premises and all departments submitted their approval and we have not received any communication of concerns regard thg permit. >> welcome. >> we are very excited about this project. it used to be the premier venue in the city back in the 20s and 40s and it sat empty for the past 40 years and so we are trying to resurrect that mostly to the community. we are going for a community group democracy -- demographics. >> you've done a remarkable john -- job on the outside. thank you for that. anybody have questions? >> what type of entertainment are you planning to do? >> book fairs, theatres, farmer market. we've been talking to the roller dolby girls, amat

women's softball is a terrific game to watch and it never has expo sure. it is very plausible, we will have the same problems with softball we face in football, all right? that is to say with the gap in money between the handful of top conferences with their own network and that are generating $100 million in some cases per school in revenue. you are not going to be able to compete if you try to be academic because you have strike one which is the revenue gap leading to the facilities gap and a gap in coaching. you are not going to pay $5 million salary to the football coach. but in five years, it could be 10 million. the same thing could happen to the softball coaches. they could become popular on television. so the future may well be one in which the current academic student athlete model simply doesn't work anymore. because the colleges don't pay the athletes. the rest of them who just have to give up and become division two or three. >> that's a very good point and i don't disagree with a lot of what you said. it's happening now. the big are getting bi

the blast expo the blast exploded several homes. here is video of the explosion. it is not determine on what caused the blast. exceeding $100 million. president obama is expected for a memorial tomorrow. >> jacqueline: you probably noticed it is a lot cooler. in the los 70's and bob. and antioch in livermore and fairfield those barriers are largely affected by fallog. as we take a look ahead widespread fallout to my morning the course i to my morning the ball becomes a little bit " a little bit more extensive friday and saturday temperatures will one beckham in the '70s below 70's and low 80s. the sea breeze when still intact. by 6:00 in the morning it is covering every location in the bay area and it will start this bill back. rarely see children in those spots. poison '50s 57 vs zero hayward and 47. we will get a few low 70's mostly sixties. also if you los 70's for our low them low valleys. the stock should keep the coastline shrouded. 58 ocean beach 59 and for cisco and we will look at your bandit forecast. friday we will start to rebound to the tries in the '

a small business expo drew more than 600 people to mountain view and thousands attended on line. organizers say the hire smart event is the first of its find dedicated to providing small businesses with resources and advice to hire their first employee. >> the reason why this is so important to us is because today 99% of all employers in the united states are small businesses. over half of the jobs today in the private sector work for small business owners, if our economy is going to recover, if our nation is going to continue to be strong and if the world economy is going to work we have to help small businesses achieve their dreams. >> small business experts including winner of "the apprentice," "usa today" small business columnist and the ceos of intuit. >> coming up, the 49ers and raiders add to the rosters. we'll have the latest on the final day of the nfl draft. >> and one great turn deserves another. how medical staff came to each other's aid. yeah, kfc! original recipe. original recipe? dad, i think you ate the bones. i did what? you ate the bones! i ate the bones? i ate

invention comes very, very, you know, we are definitely going through an exponential time, but that expo exponential time is based on innovation, really improving upon what's already existing out that. there's the distinction. it's just a new con cement, a completely disruptive technology versus innovation can be a simple term in improving upon this in your own local community, so i tell these jurisdictions that i sometimes can poll to now, that, really, you should be just looking to improve upon things. l.a., los angeles, was trying to fix its traffic problem spending $450 million sick newsing light -- sink newsing lights. that's innovation. it doesn't have to be a brand new, disruptive technology. >> host: back to stanford, deborah. you write in "secrets of silicon valleys," that professors are paid consultants to businesses. is that unusual? >> guest: it is unusual. i understand it's done more so now, but originally, stand ford had a con cement because, again, it was about having greater connectivity to what was truly going on in the business world, and this all dates back to leeland

. >>> a small business expo drew 600 people to mountain view today and thousands more attended the live streaming conference online. organizers at intuit and linkedin says the hired smart event is first of its kind dedicated to providing small businesses with the resources and advice needed to hire their first employee. >> the reason why this is so important to us, intuit and linkedin, is because today 99% of employers in the united states are small businesses. half of the jobs today in the private sector works for small businessowners. if our nation is going to continue to be strong and the world eegs economy is going to work, we have to help small businesses achieve their dreams. >> winner of the "apprentice" bill ransic. "usa today" columnist, abram, offered advice on how to navigate the challenges of hires and maintaining staff. >>> comcast families rolled up their sleeves today to participate in what we like to call comcast cares day. volunteers of all ages spent about four hours cleaning up at a alante dual language academy in east san jose. they worked on 14 projects in all. amon

this award will be presented at book expo america in new york city at the end of may. .. [applause] thank you. that is a gracious introduction. i am delighted to be here at the opening of this commemoration of the civil war. one of the reasons is for my new book. [laughter] because this is a prelude to the civil war. when you think about it, that compromise 1850's prevented secession and civil war 10 years before happened and i am personally convinced, although i cannot prevent that had the self seceded in 1950, there would have made good there you -- made good on their independence if the united states would become did this united states and then it would break again and again and where would we be today? that is out important it was to work out a solution to the problem that seemed impossible to fix slavery, the south pole culture and life was dependent on an institution the north wanted to see eliminated. while the men could work out agreements to prevent secession because that would bring civil war, that would be a bloody contest. in 1850's the south was way off with

and never leave yourself expo exposed. good advice for small business owners from papyrus ceo dominique schurman. it's time to make money coming up next on "your business." >>> hi there, everyone. i'm j.j. ramberg and welcome to "your business." we're back this week ready to help you grow your company. for those of you trying to do that, some mixed news this week. the national federation of independent business reported that small business owners optimism for the economy was down in march. the nfib optimism index down 1.3 points to 89.5. it was the first time confidence dropped since november of last year. the nfib also says that while actual hiring by small businesses has increased slightly, long-term hiring plans have come to a virtual halt. adding to concerns is the health care issue. the obama administration announced last week that they were delaying until 2015 parts of a program intended to help small business owners provide affordable health care. and some owners are even saying that they'll pay the federal penalty

it's part of the expo of 2013, who people who think they have the next item will meet marketers.head of telebrands, the guy behind those as seen on tv. each inventor had five minutes to make a pitch. we saw all kinds of products. khubani says growth in this industry has slowed as it's matured. his biggest challenge for as seen on tv is to be seen on pld tv. >> the challenge here is to figure out, how do we produce videos and get the videos in front of the people who are watching videos, where they're watching them. for example, youtube, online, any way we can get people to watch our content. i think there'll always be a demand for innovative consumer products. it's our challenge to figure out how to teach consumers about the products that we sell. >> reporter: okay, well, his best-selling product remains the pedegg, which removes calluses on your feet, but 90% of products fail. like what? >> one that comes to mind, some people have difficulty after they go to the bathroom and have difficulty wiping. so it was sort of an extension handle for toilet paper. >> i remember that. >> it

rossi was with the set book expo america last year for a long conversation about publishing. how're you doing? >> abitibi here. happy you are here. >> the stock but a couple of books you have coming up for the spring season. first off, former lt. governor. >> this is a terrific book. our first best seller of 2013. so we are very excited about that. we release this book as an original trade paperback because we really wanted to make it inaccessible handbook, a sort of consumers' guide to what people can expect. allow the people talked about what was going to happen when obamacare was actually starting to come into affect. well, now it's here and we have to live and deal with it. an expert in this area. former lieutenant governor of new york, one of the few people who has read the entire bill. she goes through in a very common-sense to be easy to understand, was very impressed. very easy to understand explanation of what actually is in the bill, what these different laws are with the rules, what you can expect promote these differ exchanges are, how it's going to affect people

eventually, the president is expected to lead acid expo at about 1:30 p.m. this afternoon. security is always a big deal. there will be traffic issues and you should be aware of this. be aware, that we do not know the route that the president will be taking a. you can expect delays if you are in this area. >> more than a thousand protesters are outside the day the mansion in san francisco, where one of yesterday's fund-raisers were held. some of the protesters wanted the president to reject construction of the proposed keystone pipeline which would transport oil from canada to the texas gulf coast. however, advocates of the pipeline contend that construction of the pipeline would create jobs, and would be more energy efficient than transporting the oil by truck or by rail. >> stick with kron4 as we continue to follow the latest on president obama is trip to the bay area. the president will be the bay area at 1:40 p.m. this afternoon, we will bring his departure live on our 24/7 channel, that is comcast channel 193. will have of this on our web site, kron4 .com >> police thi

dreams and making sure the special night will be filled with wonderful memories and a special prom expo is planned and donating thousands of prom dresses. first event held in staten island and the next in rock away new york. joining us to talk about this executive director. >> thank you for having me. >> talk about the idea and what an difference it makes. >> we collect dresses for the less fortunate. but this year we geared it up and we reached out and collected more than a thousand dresses. we had them dry cleaned by a local dry cleaners where they are all brand new and in good shape and we had our first exhibition last week and we distributed over 225 dresses and 50,000 worth of accessories. >> uma: it is very? . many people forget that the people who are having to rebuild their lives from hurricane santedy months after this has taken place have a long way to go and expenses have been rising for all kinds of things and the prom is something that perhaps parents may not be able to afford for their kids especially getting the specially prom dress. i know you are gratified by the empact

it comes one month before the expo in los angeles. it is the largest annual convention. >>> gun control continues on capitol capitol hill, companies stopped making loans to gun shops. ge cut off financialing for palm and pop gun retails. ge is based in connecticut. many employees live around newtown where the sandy hook elementary school shootings happen. >>> haism of all -- half of all students leave high schools without knowledge that isn't proficient. >>> a pair of bay area tech companies topped the list of it companies dealing with climate issued. cisco and google. hewlett-packard tied for fifth. >>> yesterday was perfect and according to our chief meteorologist bill martin the cooling trend will continue. >> it will continue. temperatures inland came down. antioch and oakland, 70s. live camera outside in san jose, beautiful day down there but cooler. here is what is happening. jet stream to the north, that is where the storms go. we have low pressure that is creating this fog. check out the fog along the coast. it is pushing thro

. >> we had our expos of sniffing canines out.y had to do both the buildings and nothing was found. everything was cleared and now adorn these even as we will have the bomb technicians remain here propagandduring the gang. >>ame. >> stay with kron4 as we continue to bring you the latest information on the boston marathon attack. we will be providing updates all morning here on the kron 4 morning news as well as our 24/7 news channel, comcast 193. if you could also find the latest information on our web site, kron4.com, as well as our facebook and twitter to page. >> here is a look at a semi truck that overturned from 92 to southbound 101. this is to ramp that leads from 92 to 1 01 southbound. he took the rep to fasten the overturned. he spilled his load of scrap metal on the roadway. the two right lanes are shut down on 1 01 southbound. and therein mind that the 1192 interchange is a chokepoint. >> here's a quick bridge check. the metering lights have been activated. the backup is starting to form is already at 18 minutes. your ri

so they attracted these people into this expo center and about 10,000? is that how many showed up?yeah. >> did they sell marijuana there? because it's legal in colorado. >> it is legal. >> bill: can you buy this there? >> free samples. >> bill: free samples? >> that's how they play it. >> bill: part of that they had entertainment all over denver. >> yeah they had entertainment. >> bill: when they went to the rap concert shots were fired. would it be fair for us to say this kind of element that goes into that would be a violent element at some point? >> i think some of these large events attracted a criminal element tohat because it's so chaotic and there is thousands of people. it's free drugs. >> bill: the interviews that you did made them look like morons. did you just go hunting for morons? >> it wasn't hard to hunt for morons, bill. i probably interviewed 12 people. just two were able to answer a majority of the questions. everybody else failed. and these are really easy questions. this is what is ricin? ricin? >> bill: what's a sequester, who is gabriel giffords, that kind of

signs health and fitness expo part of the marathon weekend warn that all bag are subject to search. i think it's going to be very safe environment for spectator spectators. friends family. the community and runners and volunteers as well. >> interest grant show support for the boston marathon ru runners. others made a minimum 20 dollar contribution to support victims of the attack with a t-shirt. >> i watch to reach out and specifically help the victims. with hospital cost or even more security for next year boston marathon. >> many of the boston runners said this weekend race is part of a healing process. >> i'm not going to let these people stop me from what i want to do. i'm not changing my life. and even more so now that this has happened i feel in the need to do what i love to do. >> sunday race route from big sur up the coast of carmel essentially a close horse help security. moment of silence will be held for the victims of the boston marathon at the beginning of sunday race. in monterey, david, abc 7 news. >> in the mean time the bombing victim who identified one of the susp

>> dozens of whistle blowing expo exposes have exposed this.ens crammed into cages so small they can't spread their wings for nearly their entire lives. piglets having skulls smashed against concrete time and time again and they are leading to slaughter plant shutdowns and more and what's the meat industry's response? it's not to time to prevent abuses from occurring but to try to prevent the american people from finding out about abuses in first place. they want to blow the whistle on the whistle-blower. >> you can sort of see this point where you see the horse getting hit over the head with a wood plank let's say. what is the reason for this and how can you sort of defend that? >> well, again, i'm not defending animal abuse of any kind. the activist community is trying to make these videos representative of the entire industry and that's false. they have disingenuous motives going back to trying to mislead the public into believing their food is inhumanely produced and that's not true. >> let's forget that for a moment. shouldn't american con

. >> he was gathering inspiration during the early 1990s these expos become gathering places for theast growing militia and patriot movement. it is in this sub culture that mcveigh finally finds an outlet for his growing rage. >> i mean, you could find an amazing amount of literature on insurgency, on forming militias, on building weapons. they're amazingly antigovernment. >> one of my favorite bumper stickers, you've heard the one that says "when guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns, well, there's a none one, when guns are outlawed, i will become an outlaw, and it was at that point when i was fully intent on my life that i was going to live outside the law. >> he started to believe that our government was going to come into people's homes and take their guns away, and this scared the hell out of tim mcvai. >> on february 28th, 1993, outside the central texas town of waco, many in the patriot movement believed the spark to that next war is ignited. >> you can't point guns in the direction of my wives and kids. damn it, i'll meet you at the door anytime. >> in an effort to t

organizers will meet with nearby residents monday anytime at the expo. other large events have resulted in yards being littered and homes vandalized. >>> we have details on apples future campus. bloomberg business week reports construction costs have jumped from 3 billion to $5 billion. steve jobs' meticulous plans for the spaceship include 2 square miles of cubbed glass. he also demanded a seemless look with high gloss stone floors and polished concrete ceilings. construction may begin as early as june. >>> samsung expects to report a sharp increase in its first quarter operating profits. the company forecasted profits of $8 billion. analysts expect the trend to continue through the summer months after samsung introduces its galaxy s4. samsung trails apple in sales of high end phones. >>> best buy is becoming a partner to samsung. it will open samsung stores inside 1400 of its best buy stores across the country. they'll feature tablets and smartphones as well as offering tech support. that gives samsung a retail outlet without having the expense of open

organizers will meet with nearby residents monday anytime at the expo. other large events have resulted in yards being littered and homes vandalized. >>> we have details on apples future campus. bloomberg business week reports construction costs have jumped from 3 billion to $5 billion. steve jobs' meticulous plans for the spaceship include 2 square miles of cubbed glass. he also demanded a seemless look with high gloss stone floors and polished concrete ceilings. construction may begin as early as june. >>> samsung expects to report a sharp increase in its first quarter operating profits. the company forecasted profits of $8 billion. analysts expect the trend to continue through the summer months after samsung introduces its galaxy s4. samsung trails apple in sales of high end phones. >>> best buy is becoming a partner to samsung. it will open samsung stores inside 1400 of its best buy stores across the country. they'll feature tablets and smartphones as well as offering tech support. that gives samsung a retail outlet without having the expense of open

we were doing the expo. and, of course, it ended in tragedy. and trying to figure out how we can help now. >> final question, i mean, how do you feel if it turns out this is the suspect and it turns out to be the person that did this, as somebody who ran in the race, how do you feel about having recorded such an extraordinary photograph? >> you know, i got to be honest, i've been pretty numb because of everything i've seen. and very hard for me to have been standing there, trying to help and feeling very helpless. so, this brings me a lot of joy. and i hope it helps solve this case in a way. almost to redeem what i couldn't do at the site where i saw a lot of people in need. >> david green, thank you so much for joining me on the phone and for explaining this extraordinary development tonight. really quite remarkable that the one picture you took has this extraordinary scene anyway, but then you add to it, this new image. by far, the cleanest we have seen so far, from the public's point of view, of one of the two suspects. and it may well lead

they are going to be performing on three stages in the downtown expo complex. wines, beer and food will be available. but neighbors wore lay the 30,000 people a day expected to attend will cause problems. >> might blow up in their faces and they could have five days of crisis management. >> yeah, breaking new ground here. and there's a little bit of trepidation, what's it going to be? >> organizers say they have arranged security, off-site parking and shuttles. a single day tick set $136. a four-day vip pass runs $600. >> this is big. >> a lot of big names though. >>> a lot going on in the commute. a new crash? >> that's right. highway 4, westbound highway 4. this crash reported just a little bit ago. fire and medics on the way. and traffic is going to be busy as you drive out to pittsburgh. again, 4 westbound. i want to move the maps down to another injury crash we have southbound 880 at 237. n the die monday lane. several emergency vehicles and traffic is slowing down. quick look at the grade and that traffic here southbound does look good headed south. and n

this is the largest alternative expo and the country. friday through sunday at the concourse exhibition center and san francisco. single day general lessons $15 and most a day passes start at $20. had a lot of butter and eggs parade and celebration is a tradition in downtown petaluma that celebrates the area's rich agricultural history. it is one of the premier dairy regions in the country. the community parade showcases the best in petaluma and its history. the activities planned for four blocks for arts and crafts and food blenders. kids can have a blast on inflatable rides and hands on a activities. the butter and eggs day parade is this saturday from 10 till 5 in downtown palo on fourth street. they area asian american women artists are in a new exhibition opening in may. the politically charged, high impact exhibition challenges stereotypes' like being a model minority, a shy, quiet, quie. it runs in a second to the 25th, admission is free. next week we will f >> we'll be right back as a kron4 morning is continues. watching conditio

there are families coming into town just for the sports expo to see the other runners who come from allver the world. i ran along the river on saturday with some kenyans. i kept up with them for about five and a half seconds. and it is fun. and it is very much a family event. that's what's so very tragic about this. everyone knows that. those who were here to disrupt it took advantage of that family feel. everybody, every runner always knows what it is like to turn that corner on to boylston street and just see nothing but the finish line ahead of you and family cheering you on along the sidelines. thousands of people. it is a beautiful thing. that was taken away from us yesterday. it won't be taken away from us forever though. >> absolutely. and shelly, i know, i get the sense new yorkers are sort of unfortunately, braced for this kind of thing at all times. i get the same sense when i go to d.c. there's just the sense that that kind of attack could happen at any time. having grown up in boston, it seems another world down there. boston seems small and insulated and precious, as you pu

powell left the court and another case came up and the court granted expo cited -- expedited decision. it was the only the change in personnel that did it. the court went 5-4 the other way >> guest: is fascinating if you die with no relatives to speak for you that's a different situation. is this sentence going to be dependent upon the survival of victims relatives? it's scary stuff. >> guest: i still think it's a tough call and i don't know what the right answers on that. fortunately we have to worry about is whether it's questioned properly and we don't have to have the answers. when you look at these cases you understand the real difference between having an opinion which we are all entitled to and take no responsibility for usually and making the decision. john roberts when he was nominated to be chief justice addressed that in his confirmation hearings. you have to make a decision where lives on the line you look at the cases a little differently. >> host: that's an interesting point is they know this book is about you gathering information but i sense definitely that you have an

the event kicks off with a health and fitness expo today, featuring more than 100 fitness retailers. tomorrow, drivers can expect road closures between 6:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. the route will take runners passed crissey field, across the golden gate bridge and the bay trail, before ending at aquatic park. >>> a dog at an animal shelter in texas was quickly adopted because it has a unique quality. you have to listen closely to hear it. this dog named domino is barking out the words "i love you." the shelter says his unique trick is one in a million and no one was surprised when he found a home in a matter of days. >> could you hear it? >> i could hear it. >> i love you! [ laughter ] >> i don't have a talking dog. he just sits. good for domino, got a new home. >> good for domino. >>> let's check in with rosemary for a look at this wet forecast this morning. a little damp, huh? >> yeah, not too bad. but for our joggers this morning, maybe thinking about getting out for a bike ride, we do have a little bit of drizzle falling. it's just a little damp out there. a few sprinkles reported ove

>> i don't know why republican senators would expos their flank when they knew it was going to die inhe house. very similar to when nancy pelosi put forward the climate change legislation in 2009, got it through the house, a lot of vulnerable democrats have to vote on it, it i daoed in the senate. they did that and the the health care vote. why am i going to risk nigh flank on this? >> well, bay maybe, bob, it's a mosh decision as harry reid said. maybe there would be repercussions. >> it may by a moral issue, but that cuts no clout -- >> on capitol hill? >> in this congress. it cuts no ice in this congress. i think it's time for the american public, people who care about gun violence in this country to understand that congress is not in the foreseeable future going to do anything significant about gun violence, so you really need a movement outside of the has of congress to build so much prish that they have no choice but respond. that is the only way it's going to happen. >> i think you're right on the, chris cillizza and in the post wrote -- how politicians react to them. on guns,

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we do not know the cause of the expo-- explosions but we do have videotape of both of the explosions that have come not newsroom this is the immediate aftermath. you can see people near the blast site lying on the sidewalk, near the finish line, conscious but clearly wounded. we also have videotape of the two explosions themselves. let me show that to you one more time. this is the smoke clearing from the first explosion as the camera pans left you see its secretary explosion a block waya way. >> the boston police department is telling us now the two people have in fact been killed. and 22 people have been injured. in these twin explosions at the finish line of the boston marathon. this is official from the boston police department coming to us now two confirmed dead at this point. 22 wounded. those numbers will change as we learn more, of course. major garrett is at the white house for us today. and major, you're seeing some activity around there, even. >> yes, the security development we're sharing with you, scott. right now the secret service just to my right on the outside of the

was brought back here by universal sports with my sponsors power bar and garmin to just be at the expo, and i was here doing the commonating. we were actually getting ready to shoot the recap show and our studio is set up right by the finish line on boylston. i was just walking over and talking to a friend of mine right there by the finish chute, and we heard one just massive explosion. huge boom. obviously we didn't know what it was. i had my phone out and i snapped a photo thinking, oh, a generator blew or transiter. then when the second one went off, we said, that's a bomb. it was -- we could smell the smoke. we saw people lying on the ground. runners were crying. and the police were on it. boston pd were all through the area earlier in the day. i saw the bomb-sniffing dogs. they cover the whole area. but you're talking about 26.2 miles and over -- right around 500,000 spectators lining the course. boylston street is where everyone just -- it's shoulder to shoulder standing room only. everyone is trying to see. the pros finish and the friends and families finish, and everyone just k