i can tell you we have a 2 code fir alarm and if we see the outcome of fire people going into scenes - >> i'm talking about the local prop. >> that calls for a minute amount of stations and coverage. >> and mandatory staff in the fire department's. so that calls for that. so we also had chiefs that would lead to a large reduction >> so reduction in spend and reduction in risks. when i came into the department we had 3 divisions and 10 divisions. i'm happy to have the debate and a besides asking for a reappropriation within the department we could look at the staffing. and they're there to make sure we don't look at those things we need to look at those things >> i have no disagreement. i think we have the budget analysis report they have a difference of $460,000 range. they don't believe our expenditures will net at that time, so we would agreeable vigorously that our figures truly reflect the numbers we used the numbers from last year and we took april, may and june weigh-in we're on the target. we have been correct when we feels we're not spend the enemy we are we're spending it. i

he was forced to respond to charges that his administration is blatantly attacking the firs amendmentights of our free pres >> we must enforce nsequences for those who break the law and breached their cmitment to protect classified aberration but a free press is allo essential for our democracy. thatis who we are and i am troubled by the possibility tha investigationsns mayy chill the investigative journalism but hold government accountable. lou: the president went on to say yet supported attorney-general holder t review justice department polic in dealing with leaves and that he must get back to him by mid july. heould not explain why the attorney-ggneral or part two @ months tell them the truth. approving the seizure of five - private e-mails,nd the president cannot avoid the unpleasa reality that he s not the center of a number of scandals. fast and furious, and servi as the chief law-enforcement officer of the country while being held in contempt of congress. the rest of the speech today focused on hisplan to limit the use of dronestrikes ainst foreign extremists. a threat is immi

for the reception and we'll all look forward to going to barring also known as with the mayor in the fir future >> thank you everybody i'm daniel the chairman for the san francisco super bowl bid committee (clapping) we are thrilled and excited to announce today we've raised $30 million to bring super bowl 50 or 51 to the san francisco bay area. not only do we have the dollars but the companies that have stepped forward have come on board and we're announcing that $25 for every dollar we raise is going back into our community in the bay area. so with have is a program to get to but before i get started i need to thank a bunch of people. i'm going to start with the 49ers in the boston group hewitt packard and gibson dunn, virgin america and a bunch of companies in the back have contributed. we just gave the passage to the 49ers and it's all due to silver stein and they got in their hands. just to give you a q timetable of what's happening we traffic to bovtd our committee will be there in full force and we have 15 minutes to tell folks y why san francisco will be the best place to host th

we export our douglas fir logs, which are our highest quality. we ship them to japan.ship to china and korea. japan has been our largest market for our timberland, we are an exporter of our cellulose fibers. >> how tight are your marks? some seem to vary. i know lumber came off, one of the analysts says please don't be constrained by the last few days. i'm trying to determine isn't it how much business lowe's and home depot have? and they seem to be out of lumber. >> it's governed by new housing, new construction, the recovery has a huge momentum opportunity here. then the remayor and remodel market also, that's for people that are putting people into the houses they bought through this resale activity. we actually see a pickup in the jap needs housing market also. so that's been a benefit to us. >> talk about these poll price, you talked about price higher for the second quarter. i think that is a price set a little by china, right? >> well, whole prices are set in a world wide market. a lot based on the euro. because we have european producers and prices have been so

. >> but beside the heat it's also windy making fir danger that much worse and spencer is here now with two important weather alert is that right. >> that's right. we have the temperature rising so the heat is building. strong winds. and very, very dry conditions and we have 2 alert. here's live doppler 7hd showing mostly clear skies right now but winds picking up. we have a wind advisory first alert. in effect until 11 ago tomorrow morning. north bay hills. east bay hills and the diablo range. winds gusting 50 to 60 miles per hour. higher elevation and of course very low humid. >> you add that to the rising temperatures and that means high fire risk and second alert red flag warning. high fire danger in effect until 6:00 o'clock tomorrow evening. mainly for elevation above 1,000 feet but still good portion of the bay area. record dry fuel to vegetation exist writ now. so the concern is high and we'll keep watching monitoring 4 and i'll have more a little bit later. see you shortly. sheriff tonight in told us it's unlikely that a man accused of trying to kidnap a toddler in placerville

. >> high fir danger won't go away right now. warm dry breezy at timesth live doppler 7 hd. no clouds around no cooling coastal fog. so we are warm and dry all over the bay area and we do have a red flag warning in effect for north bay mountains. this is from midnight to 3:00 p.m. tomorrow elevation above 1,000 feet. hawm ty very low. remain that way 15 to 30 percent winds gusting in the higher elevation 40 to 50 miles per hour adding to the concern with fire. good news we see sharp changes in weather over the weekend that diminish the risk of fire but at this moment we have red flag warping in effect tomorrow afternoon mid afternoon for the north bay mountains. >> thanks very much. >> walls of fire climbing in southern california. here are pictures from a short time ago. night sky once again lit up by the flames. newest wildfire to break out is in long an county in glendale. massive aerial attack by water dropping helicopters appears to be effectively keeping the brush fire from ep encroaching on homes. people ready to pack u up. helicopters flew in. listen to the coverage

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college has a research institute, wife of the one of the professors there came up with the idea of rating fir ladies. the research institute done ratings of presidents for number of years now and first ladies too. so they -- the professor there came up with a system, that range from a first ladies intellect and contribution to the nation, education, impact on of criteria are used t evaluate the first lady. >> including influence on >> yes. and being a woman in her own write. >> 37 first ladies and the number of presidents. why is that?e been deaths i >> who remarried? >> a number of them remarried. grover cleveland remarried in office. >> was that the 21-year-old? >> yes, for instancis cleveland. >> howeled was he? >> he was around 50 at the time. >> was that a successfu marriage? it stunned the nation. it was a absolutely spectacular secret marriag house. he courted her. she was the daughter of -- >> what do you mean by ward? >> he was her legal guardia from the time that she was she was the daughter of a law partner of his and whe the man died he ended up adopting her as it was >> yes presi

. >>> whenou fir this video you think, this guy is mimicking or following this motorcycle to see how fast it's going. then you realize, no. this is in moscow. you can see there is a motorcycle in front but the passenger shooting the video shows us twice how fast this car is going. and it reaches speeds of over 110 miles an hour. and you can see it just weaving in and out of traffic and then it goes into a tunnel and you are thinking, you know what? nothing good can come from this, and nothing does. you see two lines of cars. you are thinking, is he going to make it between those? oh! >> no, he hit like ten cars. >> watch that again. you know what it made me think of? star trek in the most recent movie. he said you're not going to make it between those two ships. this guy doesn't make it between these two rows of cars. >> so stupid. >> why would you even try to do that. >> this guy didn't want to see how fast his car could go. he did what he said he was going to do here. this is in the uk. watch this door. it drove through the door at a job center in norwich in the uk. police say once

firs though, how the international markets closed today. >>> some of today's stock selloff has been due to a weak economic china. investment by chinese companies in the u.s. is now at a record high and growing. michelle cabrera has the story. >> reporter: vitamins of every shape, size and solubility manufactured at this new jersey-based company but owned by chinese inves tors. >> driving over this bridge in new york state? it was rehabbed by a chinese firm. chinese companies spent $6 billion buying american last year. a record amount. the biggest investment so far? amc theaters. a beijing firm bought them last year. regardless of nationality, the goals are the same. >> they have expectations. as you would think, of net profit delivery and returns on investment and attendance growth. but those are not unexpected nor, are they frankly different than a return on ourselves. >> the chairman tells me he's just getting started. he plans to spend another $7 billion in the u.s. before the end of the decade. >> he tells me the u.s. market is the top choice for investing not only because it's the

. >>> surprising new statistics on gun-related crimes and homicides that will surely add fir >>> welcome back to "early today." gun crime has plunged across the country since its peak in the 1990s. government statistics show gun killings fell 30% between 1993 and 2011. >>> the suspect in colorado movie theater shooting plans to enter an insanity plea. james holmes is accused of killing 12 people and injuring dozens last summer. >>> the first state has become the 11th state to legalize same sex marriage. the delaware governor signed legislation tuesday after final approval from the state senate. couples can begin marrying july 1st. >>> in belgium, police arrested 31 people in connection with one of the biggest jewelry heists in history. $50 million in diamonds swiped from an airplane in february. authorities say they recovered money and diamonds. >>> an annual tradition in england. queen elizabeth addressing the opening session of parliament. she unveiled the legislative plans including immigration reform. for the first time the queen was accompanied by prince charles and camilla, the duc

now late this morning the owner and neighbors struck a deal the restaurant would install an air fir r fill frags system. in exchange the neighbor would drop the complaint. >> the restaurant owner has agreed to install an air strubing system cho should remove all of the smell of bacon from the air. my client has offered to help contribute money to make this happen. >> the city has to sign off on the deal. the permit could be issued as early as today. >> dinner time. >> abacon burger, perhaps. >> et lease check in with jeff ranieri. >> i can't argue with the smell of bacon myself. the weekend forecast looks very nice for us throughout saturday and sunday. the marine layer is pushed back so that allowed the sunshine way oun south to los angeles. he's the thing. we have the westerly winds that have been brisk today. they will keep the onshore flow in place tonight. it's suffer from allergies to today has not been a good day for you. low 50s expected. a little cloud cover at the coastline. not expecting a widespread fog event for your saturday morning. it clears out a lot earlier than we h

when it breaks down it puts them at higher risk fir skin infections. >> reporter: sin infections often force patient to stop radiation treatments or use a less powerful dose. with dermatologists on staff, they often don't have to stop their cancer treatments. doctor's say patients who have undergone radiation are more likely to develop skin cancer later so it will help those patients minimize their risk. >> it's sunny where she's at but fog is building around the bay area. >> we do expect the chance of some delays throughout tomorrow morning, not only the fog but drizzle. mid 70s inland, low 60s at the coastline. don't forget the spf on sunday. the sun is going to be strong at the beaches. we expect sun and warmer temperatures rebounding into the low 70s. mother's day looks fantastic. >> i'm reading all of those messages. >> oh yeah. >> thanks for joining ugs. brian williams is next. we'll see you at 6:00. >>> on our broadcast tonight, what really happened inside that house in cleveland? there are late details tonight from police about what a decade of life was like there as some of th

the man does not remember setting the fir apartment on fire. kim dacey has more. >> 28-year-old ryan spann does not remember setting the fires. he is charged with two counts of arson. a glass window is missing. police say a man intentionally set his girlfriend's unit on fire. it happened around 1:00 on sunday morning. investigators believe it stemmed from an argument between ryan spann and his girlfriend. >> the girlfriend did leave. she was gone for about an hour. spann that time, mr. intentionally set two separate fires. >> the fires were set in two separate bedrooms. police believe spann used paper and clothing. the girlfriend returned. she returned and neighbors called the fire department. the damage was minimal. police put out a warrant for spann's arrest. he returned to the scene on sunday morning. he asked what was going on. >> he was confused. he does not remember setting the fire. at this time, he has no recollection of it. >> he has been charged with first- and second-degree arson. >> we have evidence of probable cause against mr sp.

no word on the cause of the fir or the extent of the damage. >>> a bay area mother's complaint is being credited with a nationwide voluntary recall of candy bars. kpix 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts explains why labels are so important. >> there are so many things that he can't have. >>> reporter: tyler and his mom thought go max go vegan candy bars would be a safe snack. tyler is allergic to milk and the label on the front of the bar claims to be dairy-free as the term vegan would also imply but tyler became violently ill after a couple of bites. >> threw up and my lips were swollen. >> reporter: leading the mother to believe the vegan bar contained much more dairy than the trace amounts indicated on the back of its packaging. >> as a mother i feel like it's my job to protect him. >> reporter: so she contacted the company and go max go insisted the candy bars were dairy-free. but less than three months later, it has now issued a voluntary recall stating its dairy-free label may lead to confusion for people with allergies as the bars are manufactured in shared facilities with trac

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fir she sent a well documented letter, something they spent top the authorities.t talks about drug abuse allegedly about the step father, neglect and the fact that a young cousin might be engaging in inappropriate touching with the child. where do you even start with this one?e? >> there's so so many issues wih this.this if there's allegations of childc abuse the first place to start is child protective services. they have a 24 hour hotline. i would call if there's allegations of drug use around the child and any type of sexuao touching i would call child protective services, file a police report and what they are investigating that afternoonss up. we hear horror stories about cps or department of children and families and other states this i don't really follow through and drop the ball. you want to hit both the police and cps to make sure thatt somebody is behind this. have a judge appointed guardian ad litem. in these case thriz a lot of people would like at this and say what is the odds of my child getting caught in child protective services or in a foster hom

on the upside, copper, the firs time to its highest level in tw weeks today, about half a percent.n up about 3% on news of a chinese buy, as soybeans following as well about 13 sinc last time i checked. what a crazy day. i will tell you. a number of these markets, mostly to the downside. liz: i checked to see how crazy it is by looking at the floor o the cme. >> say, they are not supposed see down here. let's get that. that is 35 -- three fried beans. that is wrong. liz: anxiety written. they need their mexican food. in telling you. thank you very much. we now you all have calendars. ten days away. what is that matter? numbers are signaling a change possibly as early as june. remain calm. federal reserve chairman ben bernanke expressing thinks it i too soon to completely stop stimulus programs. let's get reaction from a forme federal reserve insider, wayne angell, former federal reserve board governor joining me now when a fox business exclusive from washington d.c. i would take notes. i was taking notes of bin bernanke's testimony today, and then i started taking notes jus after 2

of the union address denounces the united states supreme court and our decision which really was a fire first, that is what it did. it allowed more people to participate in the process. what they did was, they wanted the irs and the sec to come dow on 501c4. that the president really set the stage and then within weeks a list of left wing people sen aetter to the irs demanding that they do just that, really look closely at all the different conservave groups. the irs is out there doing things that the powers that be don't want them to be. that is what the american peopl have to focus on. it is not about incompetence. lou: it is interesting. the democrats in particular. the president's administration, suddenly talking about the ambiguity of the law. 501(c)4, the necessity to deal with a tax cut. this is subterfuge. classic pr defense. >> us with their want to do. we will talk but the need to abolish 501c force. values a little romney manual. bus lot of leather cresses cutaways. let's focus on abolishi the irs and replacing it with a fai tax or a flat tax. and the american people will be

. >> after a delay kef von harvok went on to win and tony canon took home his firs title.an favorite made a push in the race with 68 lead changes there drinking the milk. >> that's your 5@5:00. >> milk does a body good. >> top republicans fuelling calls for a special council to investigate the irs scandal targeting conservative groups. kelly wright joins us live with the latest on this. >> good corning k-- good mornin. this is a battle what to do with the irs. in the wake of a scandal republicans and democrats are trying to determine the next step to take in the investigation of the internal revenue service. lawmakers are calling for a special council senator lindsay graham saying the tone targets political opponents came from the very top. because of that grant sa-- grah says it was based on revenge and a special prosecutor is needed to determine what it was about and who was involved. >> the doj guidelines about dealing with a journalist lake of classified information goes to the 70's. my belief about the scandal is this cull dur of goi-- culture going after tea party th

ting irs commissione stephen miller was fir informed on may 3 of last year, about his agency's practe of targets conservatives, and tea party groups alying for t exempt status, miller failedo inform congress for more than a year even as he wrote numerous letter to congress in which he explained how tax exempt approval, the process, worked. trsury secretary jack lew. did not speak about the irs admission for 5 days. he waited 5 days before making any sort of comment to the american people, and state department, who could forget former secretary of state hillary clinton's fiery response to questions about her role in the troubin!! scrubbing of infan rice talking points. >> w have 4 dead amecans is s is it because of a protester guys out for a walk some night, what difference tip does it make? lou: that difference could turn out to be an htorical one that could shake the administration that miss clion served for 4 years, a white house documt dump of post benghazi eails revealed that saturday before ambassador susan rice's 5 talk show appearances mrs. clinton'st chief of staff was involve

the law's fir -- law enforcement officers it will no work. it will make things work.eaten the national security. when need to make this legal system better. that bill just does not do it. lou: suggesting that the is something darwinian -- darwinia in all of this. they don't have the energy or care to defend its borders, to claiitssovereignty for its citizens and the result is actually, if you will, a foregone conclusion. the destiny of the nation is in the hands of a new generation. howdy reacts to that? >> i think we need to ask some questions along that line. who is the congress representing ? i just saw a bullet that said 800 people spent the night fo five days and nights in queens waiting for job. i saw something in philadelphia they expected a thousand people that had a convictionon their record for jobs and 3,000 peopl showed up. people are looking for work in america. that is who we owe our loyalty to first. we need to be helping your people get work, get off welfare , enough food stamps, get out there and have that independence, take care of the family and hav

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. >> there were in the original cia talking points fir -- first drafted, reverends to al qaeda affiliates and terrorism, and said we do know that was the first assessment of the cia in the talking points we do know that islamic extremists participated, and then after 12 verses late there are no reverends to al qaeda no reverends to islamic extremism or terrorism. jay carney maintained the white house only made one stylistic change to change the word consulate diplomatic facility at the end of the process but the e-mails published by the weekly standard and abc news made clear the deputy national security adviser, ben rhoads, what an early player in the process and siding with vic victoria knew lean whoa demanded this revisions on behalf of, quote, my building's leadership. >> the only issue that comes up now in this startling development today is if this cia warning of an al qaeda threat that was in the original section, what happened at benghazi, was edited out. scrubbed oat, who edited it out? who scrubbed it out? more. and do you know your... blood type? a or b positive?? have you eate

>> fir, let me say as a shareholder, a recent one, i think it is challenging for a chairman tax and aseo capacity or vice versa. i think it is hard for a board, which is charged with overseeing an executive to have an unbiased oversight when that executive and board is essentially one in the same. as a shareholder rights amphibrach up. i think that that is a must and should transpire. im surprised it has already, but it should sure it -- should the senate and later. nicole: i will get to the wall street journal article that talks about the benefits and the disadvantages. first up, wanted to ask you. the lawsuit alleges that jpmorgan use robosigning to push through thousands of cases to collect on this credit card debt so do you think it will be eas for jpmorgan to defend against this lawsuit or not so much? >> i thi he will be difficult for the bank to defend itself. this is like a replay of a bad horror movie. the same robosigning that was involved in the banking crisis is nownvolved in this case allegedly. you have very serious allegations were the bank allegedly did robosigning. the

the halfç way mark of the firs period of game seven, eastern conference. out to the line. again. one off the corner boards. krejci in deep. krejci has had a terrific series with 11 points. the overall lead, playoff lead. now the puck away -- deflected away on the boards. three on two. trying to go -- kelly down. >> brian: great by franson on that three on two. >> dave: sends it deep. colborne. collision there. now chara. second big hit for orr on zdeno chara. van riemsdyk ends up getting the assist on the goal. nearly got a two on the far side. a nifty redirection. centering attempt blocked by the bruins. now it comes to the front again. the bruins get a stick -- rolls it in, çseguin. reimer off to liles. >> brian: toronto has done a good job here of turning the table after that start by the bruins. more and more puck possession and confidence. >> dave: kadri goes down after getting a shot on van riemsdyk with a hit on marchand. it's back the other way. van riemsdyk for kadri. lucic. kadri with a big hit. bergeron hits the line. he gets the shot. an unassisted goal by bar

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. >> polls close at the top of the hour in south korcarolina's fir congressional district for one ofhe most unusual special elections in recent memory. involves a disgrace d politicia on the come back trail and sister of a political sat t tierist. trying to make a come back. >> just after casting his ballot, former governor mark sanford said you only get one second chance in politics and this is his. the republican who represented south carolina's gop leaning congressional direct has tightened the race with democrat, elizabeth colbert bush who cast her ballot today. >> sanford has done a very savvy job from trying to change the conversation i way from the character and personal issues and focus more on the political issues. in that realm, he does better than colbert bush with the voters in this district. >> reporter: those character issues date back to 2009 when then governor sanford was caught traveling out of the country for an extramarital affair. throughout this campaign, sanford has talked candidly about his past mistakes and also played on the district's fiscal conservative sen

. >> this is a great move on first glance, prey firs latino popula% growth. years, and but, are we sure that latinos need much less want a phone store chain just for them? 75% of the latin group, has a smartphone, versus 63% for americans overall. so there is no obstacles, and many features they say are geared to latin families, like a play space and stores for your kids, and that is in many stores that are not just appealing that to latinos, j.lo is famous for her booty licious derriere, she could loss this body part on this business. -eil: we will show that video again. in the meantime, issue 2, walmart, when it comes to cheap you are not all that. because when times are tough, shoppers are not going to you, they are going to a place cheaper, that could explain where dollar tree is so fire, and you are not. and ralph lauren are predicting buffo sales, and you are not, dens they is a retail version between a revenue rock and a hard place. >> we always hear complains and worries about vanishing middle class, very low end discounters like dollar stores do well

firs better for your car if you buy premium gas. it must be.keeps your engine cleaner. >> when i put regular in my car it runs out faster. >> i feel like it is safer to put in more premium gas. john: it is not safer or better. the few cars with high compression engines like tories and corvettes need -- need higher octane, but for 90 percent of the cars it is no better. it just waste your money. now, the men's wear most of you probably don't figure with me, most everyone says gas costs too much. >> today was over $4. that is ridiculous. much too much. >> wait too much. >> how low is the american public supposed to afford. john: and here we keep close track of gas prices. >> the 16th straightday. john: the most popular anchor tells me. >> zero companieare by your friend. we are getting hosed at the pump . john: those? of many of you agree with bill o'reilly? a few of you. all right. this is a "stossel" audience. the majority of your right. we would be looking to get an equal hosing whe we pay for health ce or college tuition because gas is cheap.

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. >> the firs employee to testify was adrien moten.that she had snipped the spines of ten babies who had been born alive. she did these things and was asked was that murder did you consider it wrong in she said at first i didn't. >> the testimony captured for the german philosopher talking about the holocaust the benality of evil. >> there was another employer who gave her testimony, linda williams, she talked about the snipping of the spinal cord she was asked, did you have any awareness that this was murder she told the jury i only do what i am told to do. what i was told to do was snip their neck. >> this was some of the most horrifying testimony that i ever sat through in a courtroom. >> kimberly guilfoyle is a former sex crime prosecutor. i looked into the eyes of those jurors i am wondering how they are ever going to be able to get this out of their head. these photos are blown up of these big full term essentially babies. you see life there. >> in pros examination gosnell's lawyer jack mcmahon tried to undermine the prosecution'

to kill or was it, in her claim, self-defense, which would bring here out of manslaughter -- out of fir degree murder into a manslaughter or lesser murder charge,. >> shepard: throughout the entirety of this thing, she did something that was very interesting. she -- instead of answering the question of the person who asked hit. she looks at the jury. constantly making contact, eye contact, and eyes with the jury. never faltered from it. and you wonder what effect that had. i'll look forward to hearing from the jurors. >> if they talk. i assume they would and i will say i'm sure her defense attorney did caution her to not get too emotional but when you've get emotional, look at the jury. have them have some sort of thought you're a human being, because what you run and -- chev admitted she did these things, she says she doesn't remember, but what she did is so outlandish, the photos are so atrocious. i've seen them. they are really awful. so, you know, the jury needs to see something to save her from death in the defense. >> shepard: not saying chev is lying. but i do know that she said

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>> fir of all, melissa, ladies rule. this is fantastic.d thing of it is, we're encouraged to g our degrees d become professionals. when we go to coollege we want to be able to use those degrees. so you know i think you're seeing a little bit of this, i wasot shocked at all about the 4 because i know a lot of ladies here in arkansas, texas, new york, florida, that are actually the one main breadwinner of thr family. so i'm seeing it as it is happening. i think that, you know, entually the role of the tradional stay-at-home mom is going to become somewhat of anntique. melissa: well, i mean the whole thing about choice everybody should have the choice to do whether they want, whether working or staying home. we all respect each other's choices. i thought what this kind of proved there are more choices out there, that maybe women are as able to go out and be the main breadwinner. possibly it isn't as hard for women to earn the same wage where they can support their family. so when you have a family, with two parents you can decide who can go w

consolidators and performs residential and commercial real estate gets better, they are a prime ben fir they have a property services business, a brokerage business as well, so they are firing on all engines, and revenues as well as estimates going up going forward. cheryl: another name you like, and real estate, the theme, but what are the new picks here is rack space, rack space hosting, a company that, again, is in playing off a business-to-business communications, the cloud, things like. that why are you now bringing in the rack space into the clients' portfolios? >> so it's a name we liked for some time, public for about almost six years, and it -- almost five years, excuse me. the stock took a hit after they reported the fourth quarter last year, stock's down by 25% since then. they will reaccelerate growth in the back half of the year. the analysts expect a better second half, and while the stock has, again, had a tough first part of the year when the markets makes new highs, it's getter better in the back half of the year playing in all the themes we like, like you said, busines

. >> check in oneless time with sandy as we reach the weekend and new concerns about fir danger. >> absolutelysome gusty winds developing offshore flow as we head into friday saturday northeast wind. you have very dry conditions in place from lack of winter rain and that is going to mean high fire danger. not tracking any rain or any clouds as you look at the high pressure for your friday. they are coming up. today we got up into the mid 80's tomorrow. low 90's inland valley. 90 this concord. 92 for antioch"me south bay and san jose. 77 san mateo o. 73 san francisco upper 80's santa rosa napa clear lake and places like half moon bay to escape the hay. 66 degrees and as you look at the accu-weather 7 day forecast it's cooking inland by saturday nay inland. mid 60's coast a little bit cooler for your sunday but you really don't feel it inland until we head into early next week cloud cover fog and stronger sea breeze. temperatures back to reality by then. >> after the heat this weekend we are ready. >> thanks very much. >> hollywood restaurant host is spilling secret about diva diners. that's wha

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on twitter and facebook, i've seen a fir number of liberals and democrats come to the department of justice'sefense and say what eric holder and president obama's has said about the week. >> it putting the american people at risk. that's not hyperbole. you put the american people at risk. >> leaks related to national security can put people at risk. >> it is important to remember this is always what presidents and officials say about leaks to journalists. some less eloquently than others. >> i'm going to tell you something. leaks of classified information are bad things. >> we can't just take these aversions at face value because we have no independent way to know what to agree and in what instance. we need the press to tell us stuff the government doesn't want us it know. the only things we will learn about the massive ever expanding secret government are things that make that government look good. obtaining a massive trove of phone record is more than just a one-off happenstance. it constitutes a terrify oing precedent for future administrations. when you're watching this unfold, take a mom

melissa: firs up, big news, ang -- ang lee that jolie said it was preventative finding out she carrieseases the chance of developing breast cancer. she made the announcement in effort to inspire other women fighting the disease. everyone is talking about it today. do you think her message is successful? i mean, this is the money, shall we spend $16.5 billion a year on prevention and care. we spent more on prevtion, less overall, probably, i wod think. >> no, i hink this is a really important message, especially for women, although men experience breast cancer too, just not at the same rates for women. for somebody like her, so dynamic and gorgeous and known for her physical presence, her body, beauty, her sex appel to say, look, this was my medical choice, made it because my mother and -- her moth died young at 5 because of breast cancer so when she found out, everybody has these two genes, by the way, the braca1 and 2. when there's a mutation, a lot is her red tear stuff, whe it mutates, it's more difficult to treat those cancers so she aid she was on track for this sayig, women, if y

video taken by us show the bale of paper and cardboard at the resigning licensing center caught fir at0 o'clock. fire is out but firefighters will be there for awhile watching for sparks and hot spots. nobody was inside the center when the fair started. investigators are looking now into the cause of that blaze. >> moving on to some other news tonight. woman suspected of spiking orange juice at san jose starbucks was released from jail late today. no charges filed. the woman wore a hoodie walked out of the correctional center to waiting car driven by her lawyer. then sped off. her lawyer says her client is distressed. doesn't know why she was arrested but is grateful that nobody was hurt. about the woman is the 50-year-old demonstrationist who suspected of trying to leave bottles of orange juice spiked with rubbing alcohol at san jose starbucks. she's being been held without bail on suspicion of attempted murder and poisoning. district attorney tells us that this is still an active investigation. she may arrested again but they were not able to charm her within 48 hours after her arres

i know we're depleting, the talk which fir. is there water enough to go forward?know, adam, that's a great question and i think there's still debate out there on that. i can tell you in the community meetings that we've been of having throughout southern illinois, the entire community and economic development team with the university of illinois extension, this issue comes up paramount. surface water resources, aquifer resource, not only utilization of water, on order of two million gallons of water to frack a well each time it is fractured and then perhaps maybe 10 or 15 fractures on each well, you're looking significant amount of water. we're blessed with being kind of at the confluence of two major rivers, the ohio and mississippi. so there is the potential to have water resources available. but the real question comes at what cost? what is it going to cost to do that? what happens to that water, once it is used? adam: right. >> a lot of concern around the back flow of water that comes out of these wells, how that is disposed of and how it is injected back into

fir the severe weather. where is the threat tonight? >> we have the threat for severe storms across the central u.s. in the same areas hit hard from last week's severe weather event. a tornado watch for parts of nebraska and kansas until 12:00 a.m. local time. and we have several severe thunderstorm warnings around the panhandle of texas, up toward kansas and nebraska where we have the watch. looks like we have a tornado warning north and east of sterling, colorado. we will keep you posted on those watches and warnings. the threat across the central u.s. and ohio river value and toward texas with aweless over nebraska and kansas where we have our tornado watch in effect. and you mentioned the incredible rainfall over parts of the midwest and iowa receiving 10 inches in a period of time. tomorrow the threat shifts eastward. some of the same areas will be dealing with the weather into tomorrow but tomorrow, wednesday is the big day we could see the potential for long, long lasting life-threatening tornadoes in some of the same regions tha

i mean, there's a perfectly legitimate discussion to be had here about why it is, fir of all, that apple doesn't repatriate its cash. tim cook has a very good answer for that. they would have to face high taxes to do it. but there's also this elaborate scheme that apple and other u.s. companies very legally use to put their, to route their money through caribbean islands and luxembourg and ireland and reno, nevada, and the list -- neil: wait a minute, how do you get from luxembourg to reno, nevada? gene marx, what do you make of that? >> first of all, whatever schemes they're doing as long as it's legal, it's legal. and it's very interesting they'r brinng in tim cook because, you know, he runs apple which happens to be one of the most well kno companies on the planet, so why not get a little press out ofhat as well. neil: good point. >> imagine someone saying to you this is the amount of money you have in your account, and the government says you have to spend it on this or that. that's what i've got a wife for. [laughter] neil: you just alienated a few viewers, but what the heck? monica

today the family of soldier lee rigby spoke publicly for the fir time since he was killed on wednesdayredibly emotional news conference, they spoke of how proud they were of the 25-year-old who was a bandsman and has served in afghanistan. but they said their hearts have been ripped apart. they also touched upon the question that so many are asking here. how had this young man served in afghanistan only to be killed in the uk? apparently because he was a soldier. britain security services are also facing questions about whether they could have done more after it emerged the suspected killers were known to intelligence officers because of their past links to islamist groups. the concern here is that these were so-called lone wolves, people who are not necessarily part of a wider organization like al qaeda, but rather they plan their own attacks. intelligence officers say that would make it much harder to investigate. martin? >> and to this airliner that was diverted en route from pakistan to the uk. we're being told this is being handled as a criminal matter rather than as an incident o

what struck me about that visit was, fir of all, it took us about... it took us so long to get the 100 yards from the vehicle to his clinic. and the reason for that was that paul introduced me to every single person along the way. every single person. and he introduced them by first and last name. he told me something about their family. he asked them about their lives. and when we arrived at the clinic on the outside there was this beautiful little trellis with morning glories growing on it. when i asked paul about it e. said i built that myself. i built it because i wanted the people here to see the beauty in the world that i see. i also wanted them to have a little bit of shade in the sun while they wait to go in the clinic. the very next day i traveled to another clinic in haiti in port-au-prince, set up for the same reasons, to give great health care to the people of haiti. the doctors there went for all the right reasons but i noticed something very different in that clinic. the doctors thought of themselves as health care providers. they thought

the state state fire state firs association statement late this afternoon no time have they ruled anything in regards to criminal activity and as a matter of fact, they said they have never said that it was just an industrial accident that they were actually looking into all kinds of possibility including criminal activity. also now we have with the texas rangers getting involved with this investigation and they are trying to connect the dots. but right now the prosecutors have not been able to do that. >> harris: well, for so many of us the word criminal got our attention today. rudy does ski. >> sure did. >> harris: fox 7, austin. thank you very much. a miraculous moment after so much tragedy. you hear people talk about miracles. just pay attention to what's in the middle of your screen. a woman found alive today. 17 days after the clothing factory collapsed in bangladesh. the rescued woman says she never dreamed she would see daylight again. rescuers somehow pulled her out today. a worker says he heard faint voices and a voice calling save me. the woman who is a seamstress was reportedl