fisher and mr. wagner, you have mentioned in your testimony and number of things that are happening to expedite some of the movement of goods and trade. what is working? what it is the that you need for you to do your job of protecting us while also making sure that we can ensure trade is moving efficiently question mark -- efficiently? >> it is a couple of programs that we have where we need to push and for the get participation in the trade environment. it is our trusted trader program, linking it to the canadian program, getting more companies and businesses and more tracking copies enrolled in them. it is also building the infrastructure than to support the crossings and allowing us to build on the promise that we can expedite those secured supply chains. it can't be over the bridge structure or through the border crossing, you have to have the resulting highways to feed into that to support that. it's getting a higher percentage of transactions into those programs. with the traveler environment

but the union fleet out guns the fisher defenses on the order of almost 10 to one. in fact, the largest union warship, the colorado, both 55 guns alone. now, the federal seat appears at fort fisher on the afternoon of april 12 and proceed to bombard the fort over two and a half days, they fire more than 19,000 rounds. and knock out all but two guns on the northern land face. in the meantime, general bragg and wilmington has refused to send reinforcements south for the notable attack. -- the inevitable attack. when whiting gets to fort fisher, he says lamb, my boy i've come to share your fate. we are to be sacrificed. after that massive bombardment the federal's launched their assault. attacking the northeast bastion marines and sailors armed with cutlasses and pistols, attacking a position defended by artillery. they are easily repulsed however, they give the army in opportunity to gain a foothold inside the fort off to and after desperate hand-to-hand fighting that lasted well into the night, of which both writing and lamb are severely wounded. and now lee's lifeli

but the union fleet out guns the fisher defenses on the order of almost 10 to one. in fact, the largest union warship, the colorado, both 55 guns alone. now, the federal seat appears at fort fisher on the afternoon of april 12 and proceed to bombard the fort over two and a half days, they fire more than 19,000 rounds. and knock out all but two guns on the northern land face. in the meantime, general bragg and wilmington has refused to send reinforcements south for the notable attack. -- the inevitable attack. when whiting gets to fort fisher, he says lamb, my boy i've come to share your fate. we are to be sacrificed. after that massive bombardment the federal's launched their assault. attacking the northeast bastion marines and sailors armed with cutlasses and pistols, attacking a position defended by artillery. they are easily repulsed however, they give the army in opportunity to gain a foothold inside the fort off to and after desperate hand-to-hand fighting that lasted well into the night, of which both writing and lamb are severely wounded. and now lee's lifeli

a very frustrated whiting decides to head down to fort fisher. and when whiting gets there he said land,mb my boy we are to be sacrificed. well, the federals after that massive bombardment launched their assault. attacking the northeast baston pictured here, armed with pistols attacking a position defended by artillery. well, they're easily repulsed however, they give the army an opportunity to gain a foothold inside the port off to the left of the west. and after desperate hand to hand fighting that lasts well into the night in which both whiting and lamb are severely wounded, port fisher falls to general terry. and now lee's lifeline is cut, but in the city of wilmington itself remains in confederate hands and it'll require another campaign to capture it. now, general sherman decides to begin his campaign on february 1, 1865. he moves his 60,000 man army group into south carolina. the left wing, consisting of the 20th corps is commanded by major general henry. the right wing is commanded by one armed major general oliver who commands the 15th a

fisher and mr. wagner, you mentioned in your testimony a number of things that are happening to expedite some of the movement of goods in trade. make sure trade is moving efficiently. >> thank you. it is a couple of programs that we have that we really need to push in further get participation in. you know, in the trade environment it is our trusted trader programs. it is linking to canadian programs. getting more companies and more businesses and more trucking companies enrolled in them. but it is also building infrastructure to support the crossings and allowing us to deliver on the promise that we can expedite those low risks and secure supply chains. we can't be over, say the bridge structure or border crossing. you have to have resulting highways to feed into that, to support that. getting high percentage of transactions into those programs on a traveler environment. it is nexus program. it is getting more travelers into those nexus lanes. getting preapproved so you can go back and forth much e

. >> reporter: the caller was meredith fisher. she had just discovered, on the floor of the master bedroom, the savagely beaten body of her elder sister, 29-year-old michelle young. a woman who, in death, was about to be famous. >> listen to me, ma'am. i'm going to tell you what to do, but you need to calm down so we can help her. you said there's blood everywhere? >> yes. >> listen to me, ma'am. >> i'm listening. >> is she breathing? >> i don't think so. >> have you checked? >> michelle? she's cold. >> okay. >> reporter: as she spoke meredith was cradling her 2-and-a-half year old niece cassidy, who had crawled out from under the bedclothes on her parents bed, just feet from where her mother lay. cassidy's voice, chattering to her aunt, was caught on the recorded call. >> she got boo-boos everywhere. >> reporter: had cassidy witnessed the murder? or awakened, alone, to find this? >> you just picture a small child walking around in this blood and tracking that across the hallway over into the bathroom. >> reporter: by now wake cou

alan fisher reports. >> reporter: the verdict was never in doubt. as the trial began lawyers for dzhokhar tsarnaev admitted he was one of the boston bombers. it was him they said in opening statements. now the jury has delivered its verdict, difficulty on all 30 charges. 17 carry the death penalty. but one of the victims said the juries decision doesn't bring this to an end. >> we are all going to move on on with our lives and get back to some sense of normalcy hopefully when this is all done. so closure i guess i don't think so only because it's forever a part of our life. >> reporter: the defense knew they would never clear their client their intention was to save him from the death penalty. they want the jury to see him as someone who acted under the influence of his older brother tamerlan. >> what the defense team has done is that it's allowed the jury to start building trust with the defense attorneys. so that after this almost inevitable conclusion of guilt the jury will then be able to

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fisher and mr. wagner, you mentioned a number of things happening to expedite the movement of goods in trade. what is working and what is it that you need for you to do your job of protecting us while also making sure we can make sure trade is moving efficiently? >> thank you. and it is a couple of programs that we have that we really need to, you know, push and further get participation in. in the trade environment, it is our trusted trade programs, it is linking it to the canadian programs, getting more companies and more businesses and more trucking companies enrolled in them. but it is also building the infrastructure to support the crossings and allowing us to deliver on the promise that we can expedite those low risks or secure supply chains and it just can't be over, the bridge structure, or through the border crossing. you have to have the resulting highways to feed into that to support that. so it is getting higher percentage of transactions into those programs. on the traveler environment,

allen fisher, al jazeera sao paulo. >> violence saw nine people killed. this was the scene at saturday in port harcourt, the capital of river state. protesters were angry because voting terms hadn't arrived. >>> basheer is running for another campaign. >> politics doesn't seem to be on anyone's mind. it was hard to find someone planning to vote. >> i want the election is to be fair and we want our ruler to be somebody new because frankly we are fed up with basheer. >> basheer seized power in a military coup in 1989. he is the only sitting president wanted by the international criminal court for war crimes in darfur. as we saw in this presidential rally he is a charismatic man backed by many especially women. they are said to be his biggest supporters. >> we are here to provide a better way of living for citizens and help the weak and the poor. we don't want anyone to be hungry. >> reporter: there are ten men and one woman running against basheer but you wouldn't know anything by watching television. >> i don't see anybody on tv except basheer. >> many her

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mike fisher, mike fisher is the senior executive in charge of all of the border patrol.he is responsible for planning, organizing coordinating, directing all epforcements efforts at nation's borders. he entered the u.s. border patrol in 1987, member of class 208 from artesia. glenco. okay. his first duty assignment was douglas station in tucson sector. worked in the detroit sector and period of time in san diego and at headquarters where he also served for a stint as director, deputy director of the officer of anti-terrorism at cbc headquarters. next to him is paul an-atein director of the border maritime security in the house of representatives. he advises chairman mccaul and candace miller. prior to this assignment he was congresswoman candace miller's legislative director. began in the united states marine corps where he had two tours in iraq with the first marine division. next to paul is christian ramirez. he was born in tijuana mexico, active in immigration policy and impact on southern communities. he is director of human rights programs and staffed the san diego

. >> they are fisher many, and they couldn't fish. >> before bp, louisiana was losing 24 square milesmarsh land a year. an area about the size of manhattan. since bp, the dadas say the process sped up. >> we approached one of donald's favourite fishing spots. >> during the spill this area was covered in oil. >> oil was about 15 feet on the bank here. >> 15 feet on the bank. >> yes, at least 15. killing the grass, and 15 feed that went away. >> since the spill, they have been catching deformed fish. this is a picture of one. swollen red and missing scales. bp recently released a report timed to the fifth anniversary of the spill. it says there hasn't been any significant long-term impact on marine life in the golf, adding that the location of the spill in deep water, and the massive response that follow midgated the damn. five years after the spill, fishermen along the golf coast fell on hard times. oyster men have been hit hard. according to seafood process, the oyster harvest in the gulf of mexico plummeted since 2010. disappearing habitat is a reason why. fishermen blamed the oil, a

eric fisher of our station has more. lots of tornado and storms. a lot of damaging storms broaden it out. these are all wind and hail damage reportsal all 'long into texas. we're tracking it eastward for friday. the warm air along the east coast and gulf coast. most of it will take the form of a squall line as we head into the afternoon. so from the mid-atlantic including philly/d.c. areas and reaching through atlanta and the i-10 corridor. headed for friday. couldn't rule out a few isolated tornados. targeting a risk of severe weather from philly down through the try age area north carolina and reaching back into texas that's where the storms will be this friday. and high temperatures around the country generally looking at pretty warm stuff. lots of 60s and 70s and springlike forecasts with quite the weather this weekend. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. >>> hillary clinton could launch her second bid for the white house as early as this weekend. she'll reportedly make the announcement sunday via social media. she's been in states iowa

seated next to fisher's paul and steam, staff director. he advises chairman mccall and chairwoman candace miller on a wide variety of border and maritime security issues. prior to this assignment he was the legislative director and began his government service in the united states serving in the marine corps where he had two tours with the 1st marine division. next is christian ramirez born in tijuana mexico and has been active on issues related to us immigration policy. he is the director of human rights programs and staff for the san diego immigrants rights consortium and is the director of the southern border community coalition. last but not least brian roberts who is the principal author. the senior economist at economy triggered think. previously assistant director for border and immigration programs at the office of program analysis and evaluation at the department of homeland security where he worked to try to develop these measures. he measures. he worked for the office of policy and science technology division. before that he was

i'm eric fisher, meteorologist of the cbs news.he baltimore police department is conducting a criminal investigation into the death of fredsy y freddy grey. he died yesterday a week after he was arrested. mark albert has our report. >> reporter: this amateur video shows a limp freby grey being carried his feet dragging on the ground put into a police van. there he was put in additional restraints 30678 minutes later please called an ambulance. he spent the next week in a coma. his mother did not want to be identified when she spoke to the station. >> hmm-mm. relatives and friends held a protest saturday. police won't say why four bicycle officers first stopped the 27-year-old, why he ran from them, or how he became critically hurt. on sunday hours after his death, baltimore's mayor stephanie rawlings-blake urged calm. i assure you we'll hold the right people accountable. >> she's calling for them to release the video. mark albert cbs news, washington. >>> one of the largest forensic scandals in this country's history is unfolding p

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eric fisher, meteorologist of our boston station wbz has the forecast. >> it was a very stormy weekendcross the southeast. now that severe weather threat is moved toward the east coast as we head into monday to kick off the week. a big sprawling storm system. heavy rainfall moving up through philly, new york and over toward boston by the afternoon and also thunderstorms that will pop during the afternoon and evening. with these we could see some segments of damaging winds and large hail outside the i-95 corridor. it could be a rough commute. highlighting the area from central p.a. on down the east coast into central parts of florida, a fairly rare to end threat could rule out an isolated tornado. mostly hail. in terms of that heavy rain plus the wind coming in off the water, big boston marathon taking place for monday morning and it's going to be a very trying afternoon for a lot of the runners there. wind will be in the faces of many of them and heavy rainfall into the afternoon. the overall story for this week, the colder air taking back a lot of residents here in the eastern and cen

held protests in the country and angry about government corruption and economic problems and allen fisherrom south palo. ♪ many groups and many voices one message, dilma rousseff must go and tens of thousands on the streets of south palo and marched along the street stretching more than two kilometers and angry at a struggling economy and corruption scandal that has implicated politicians from president dilma rousseff's party. >> anything is better than dilma rousseff anything but dilma rousseff. >> mandate to the end but it's very important for us to show that we are not happy, not happy with the government. >> reporter: large protests elsewhere across the country but not as large as organizers predicted here the numbers in tens and hundreds of thousands. and not as large as protests last month. a new survey said 63% of people would like to see president dilma rousseff impeached and removed from office but that survey shows 29% of brazilians believe that will happen. the president is touched by corruption scandal at the state oil farm and alleged politicss took bribe for construction con

it happened at fisher and jenkintown roads in jenkintown. the victims identity has not been released. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >> also, being looked into underway this morning looking into allegations of hazing involving members of the st. joseph's university women's softball team. the school released a statement reading in part: remedial actions have already been taken to assure there is no disruption to the educational environment of any student who may be affected. the university adds it is taking the matter very seriously, has not discussed the specific nature of the allegations. >>> and, a penn state fraternity is closed this morning after hazing investigation pie cap a pi allegedly violated rules comes as police investigate another penn state fraternity for secret facebook pages allegedly showing nude photos of women. university president eric baron, was supposed to establish a greek life task force this week. but officials say it is taking longer than expected. >>> the search is on this morning, for a gunman who

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fisher told the sheriffs he was defending himself when he shot his 33-year-old son. it happened at their home on crestview drive. the victim was taken to the hospital with multiple gunshot wounds. he is expected to survive. authorities say the shooting stemmed from an argument. >>> other bay area headlines, a massive tree came crashing down on a home in san jose this morning. that tree is so large, it completely took out a structure in the backyard of the home at ninth and st. james streets. you can see all the wood that's left behind there. nobody was injured. >>> a helicopter crew has found the body of a missing fisherman whose boat capsized. he was one of four fishermen who set out on friday bodega bay. the coast guard found their boat overturned saturday on the rocks near tamales point. one man is still missing. >>> a gas leak near a mobile home park in antioch forced residents to "shelter in place" this morning. people were asked to stay inside for nearly two hours! authorities say construction workers hit a four inch gas line. >>> president obama personally apo

i think what you're doing there, you have kind of broken off from draper fisher jergenson and startedour own -- >> well it is a little different -- >> further out. >> draper associates and then i worked with -- worked alone for about seven years and then i brought in john fisher and then brought in steve jergenson, we ended up with a lot of great partners around the table and then i saw huge changes in finance and i realized that i had an innovator's dilemma. i had to decide whether i could change that big boat or i needed to step outside. >> that's where i'm going. you had a venture firm for one world. third generation. i don't think the world changed much between your grandfather and your father and your early method. now you've -- >> venture capitalists. >> now you've started this university you've started this new kind of fund. what's different in the world that makes you want to take these kind of radical steps? >> okay. so, the internet has changed media, communications information in a big way. it's flattened them all. it's disintermediated all the leaders in those fields. we'r

allen fisher al jazeera, northeastern brazil. >>> the film festival in new york has opened for the 14thce for the up and coming directors to showcase their work last year al jazeera met film maker who was making his first appearance at tribeca and caught up with him to see how he has benefitted since. >> i am the director writer and director of a movie called apple sauce and i was here last year with a movie called summer blood. ♪ winning the festival last year with a low budget and almost no budget film and no one knew about it and no press person and no movie stars in the film i enjoyed being at the festival and enjoyed presenting the film, it's always exciting and important and imperative to get an audience. >> do you like this? >> we had a red carpet event which was exciting and fun but then again i get self conscious about things like that because when you're on the red carpet you see the cameras flashing there is a moment of panic and reporters are saying who are these no names we don't want to shoot these people. so it got reviews and attention and ended up selling the movie whic

of prisoners heir conviction involved flawed testimony. >>> and uber drivers and a bicyclists at fisher's wharf copying up. >>> thousands of people are expected to show up here for the annual 4/20 female narrator: for over 60,000 california foster children a pair of shoes is a small but important gift. my shoes have a hole in them. i can barely fit in these anymore. i hope no one would notice. they hurt my feet. i never had new shoes before. to help, sleep train is collecting new shoes of all sizes. bring your gift to any sleep train, and they'll be given to a local foster child in need. not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. this is an allen family production. and here's why we love chex. one, we love choices like chocolate, vanilla and honey nut. two, we don't love artificial colors or flavors. does anybody? and three..it's gluten free. so, chex is full of what you love. free of what you don't. doesn't say that on the box. maybe it should. chex. full of what you love. free of what you don't. this is not ice cream. this is not ice cream in an ice cre

eric fisher is our chief meteorologist at cbs station wbz in boston. eric, what's next. >> reporter: scott that severe threat is increasing this evening as the storm is reforming east of the rockies drawing up the warm and humid air, where the air masses are clashing, this is where we see that thunderstorm activity, a widespread area of severe thunderstorm watches and tornado watches from northern texas reaching across into indiana this evening. we do have quite a few storms that are on the map right now. the highest tornado threat across western oklahoma, southeast kansas central missouri and southern parts of illinois. tomorrow this threat air large area, still a chance of tornadoes, large hail gusty winds from the detroit area to parts of arkansas and for fridays we'll move to the east coast including d.c., philly and new york. >> pelley: eric fisher, wbz eric, thanks very much. today, an american soldier was killed and several were wounded by a supposed ally in afghanistan. david martin is at the being. >> reporter: it happened inside a compound in

plus lucas films release add rare interview with carry fisher who played princess leia. i would memorize my lines and wait to see if we were being blown up or not which we were a lot. >> charles lippincott interviewed cast and crew members between 1975 and 78 about their experiences on and off the set. the tapes had been lost until recently. see more of this rare interview, go 6abc.com/distraction. the next star wars film will be released in december. >> what a great find those interviews are. >>> 5:53 now. coming up all new at 6:00 a break in the case after gunfire erupts in a berks county park. >> crews put out a brush fire in the lehigh valley and then make a grisly discovery. details at 6 a.m. >> ♪♪ people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve. every cup has a story... dunkin' k-cup packs are my life. we're a good fit. a single serving for myself. it's pretty special

. >> reporter: i am alan fisher in northeastern brazil.ears ago this was a rez reservoir that stretched almost as far as the eye could see this is the sign of drought. people here are running out of options and patience. the the ♪ >>> hello again let's have a look at the top stories here at al jazerra. the reuters news salt is a is reporting than the u.n. is launching an appeal for nearly $300 million to meet humanitarian needs in yemen. on thursday, yemen's new vice president called on houthi rebels to end their offensive on the poured city of port city of aden. >>> the u.n. security councilmembers have heard first person accounts from to be tours treating victims of chlorine attacks, many children. the u.n. says it will try to identify and prosecute the attackers. >>> syrian president bashar al-assad has appeared in a television interview as part of national day celebrations. in the interview he blamed europe for isil's advance across the middle east. more than 220,000 people have been killed in the syrian conflict since it began in 2011

we're joined by eric fisher chief meteorologist at our boston station wbz.c what is ahead tonight first? >> this has been a slow-moving system all week long. and more thunderstorms working into the mid-south overnight could become destructive with large hail damaging winds and heavy rain threat moves over towards the northeast and the boston marathon into monday. the main area threat region we're watching mississippi valley, little rock, back toward oklahoma. this is where some of the strongest storms will be developing tonight and moving east. tomorrow that threat goes to the east coast so places like d.c. raleigh, and down into central florida could all see some isolated severe storms. and a wind-swept cold rain, jeff, moving into the boston marathon. it will be a very trying afternoon for a lot of runs. >> glor: all right eric fisher. thanks very much. hundreds offing my rapts are feared dead after their bode capsesized off the coast of libya. italian officials say 18 ships are searching for survivors. in the past week, nearly 10,000 refugees have been re

but the outrage remains and there is no sign it's about to go away, alan fisher, al jazerra, sao paulopresident elect mohamed buhari has made more gains in regional elections. for the first time since the end of military rule in 1999, his party will control both the presidency and the governorship of lagos state. with 21 million people it's the most important state in nigeria. >>> people living in kenya's refugees camp are asking to government to reconsider its decision to close it. the kenyan government has given the u.n. three months to relocate the camp. it's one of the world's largest sheltering around half a million somali refugees that fled civil war. >> reporter: this is a full camp in northeast kenya. it's part of a complex for refugees near the kenya-somalia border. 25 years accommodating refugees fleeing the civil war in somalia. the continued existence of this camp now remains in doubt. the kenyan government wants all refugees relocated within three months. it's a position supported by leaders from northeast kenya who themselves are ethnic somalis. >> today our security forc

police say one person died in the crash at fisher and jenkintown roads in jenkintown. victim's identity has not been release, the cause of the crash is still being looked into. >>> 5:03 let's get our traffic and weather together. here's kate. >> good morning ukee, today is the day we have been looking ahead to pretty much the most unsettled day of our week. we are going to have to track cold front passage leading to up that, some showers cloudy skies, warm certainly in advance of it, and today likely ends up being the warmest day we have. but it is again also the weather day. so start things off by taking you out first and for most, storm scan3 also handful of showers rolling in here across chester county, montgomery, bucks, nothing major just yet and it is scattered so not everyone will be seeing this at the exact same time. all do you have do just zoom it out once, twice, and there is nasty line every thunderstorms, rumbling just south of i64 here, across the kentucky and the tennessee or sorry the kentucky border here up in toward ohio. soap, that's where we've got

you have sat within six feet of me and koild have asked me about fred fisher. you have seemed fit to bring it out. and if there is a god in heaven, it will do neither you noer your cause any good. republicans lost the senate in 1954. and they did by a vote of i think 67-22. and all the people voted for him were republicans. and that was the end of him, pretty much. at the end of the trail there was never anybody in the government that they could prove was a card-carrying communist. mccarthy had lost his base. and he kind of faded away. this was a man who needed con stant attention. when he walked in a room, he wanted to be noticed. without that, he lost something of himself. he began to drink more heavily. and he actually was dead within 7 years of wheeling. he was 48 years of age. he died of cirrhosis of the liver. his body shut down because of the heavy drinking. it was not a good impact on the country. >> we are in the federal district courtroom of the united states custom house of wheeling virginia finished in 1859, that is now known as west virginia indepe

fisher. >> thank you mr. chairman. ranking member carper and members of the committee, it is indeed a privilege to appear today on behalf of the united states border patrol to discuss our strategy to secure the northern border between the ports of entry. our approach along the northern border supports u.s. customs and border protection overarching strategic themes in collaboration integration and innovation. collaboration at all levels including information sharing among u.s. and canadian law enforcement is critical to the shared security of the border. advanced information and intelligent is that we'll be the key to minimizing risk along our borders. for instance, the operational integration center located at the air national guard base in michigan is a demonstrating project to enhance the situational awareness of cbp in ashen partners including u.s. coast guard immigration and custom enforcement, state and local bomb forstmann as well as the royal canadian border services agency. the oic consolidates a wide range of

chief fisher: just one final point.if summit he flies into canada and drives across the border, we have the same checks that we have in commercial aviation. they are the same systems and the same database. sen. ayotte: so you would catch it there, even if canada did not catch it? great. senator carper: that is a great point. my understanding is the same as yours, that they are not using our watchlist and i think we need to see what we can do to cooperate between two governments. correct. thank you for coming. again, thank you all for your time, your efforts, your testimony. his hearing record will remain open for 15 days until may 7 four west and of the record. this meeting is adjourned. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: on the next "washing ton journal," we will talk to representative tom cole about isis in iraq and syria, and congressman becerra chair of the caucus, on his party's legislative agenda. washingt

let's go live straight away to allen fisher, who is in washington, d.c. this news coming up in the last half hour, guilty on all 30 counts. that doesn't leave a lot of room for doubt in terms of whether sentencing is going to go. >> well, it actually douse. the whole point of the moment is whether he's guilty of all the offenses. this is the indictment. there are 30 of them, and he was found guilty on every single one. we knew that that was likely to be happen that he was found guilty on most of them if not all of them. from the start his defense attorney said that yep he did it. the whole idea is to build trust within the jury. what happens now is that they move to the sentencing phase. and the jury will be told by the defense that they believe that dzhokhar tsarnaev was under the influence of his much older brother, and that he acted almost under duress. that might be hard to prove but in a jury of 12 they only have to convince one that he was perhaps acting under that duress. and that would mean that he gets life in prison rather than the death penalty

. >> it's a typical summer afternoon for the fisher family of memphis, tennessee. parents rachel and tony are in their car with their three small children, having just left rachel's parents' home. tony's in the passenger's seat and rachel is behind the wheel. >> we had been driving for about 15 minutes, and all of a sudden, tony tells me, there's a snake head. >> i looked up out of the corner of my eye, and i was like, it's a snake head. then i looked back down, started studying again and then i did a double take. i was like, what in the world? >> i kind of, you know, looked over for a minute, and he does a double take, too, and gets out his phone. >> being a daddy of now three, you just, any time anything happens, your phone's ready to start video. >> this is a water moccasin! >> and we watched this snake come out from in front of him on the passenger's side and start rearing up in front of him and sliding across our windshield wipers and then over to my side. >> and before they know it, a 4 1/2-foot rat snake turns their regular routine into a terrifying adventur

. >> the long lost interview was released of carriry fisher.gh amazon and other retailers individually or as a set from $930 -- $90 or $20 each. we can show you more of the interview with carrie fisher at abc7news.com. >> i cannot wait to show my kid when they see it from the beginning, the original >> and on friday you know where drew will be. >> right now though hes that the welcome forecast. >> a lot of rain we have been busy and will be through the afternoon. we are seeing the moderate rain confined to the south bay but if san francisco and san francisco the tail lights are moving through. we are drying owe the -- out the skies. you notice we have heavy pockets of rain exiting milpitas and through san jose at this hour and evergreen and alum rock so the steady rain now is pushing to the east over the next hour. stepping outside, it is damp and chilly. oakland is 48. 49 in downtown san francisco. 52 in hayward and antioch at 48. along with the rain we have gusty winds fairfield as gusts up to 21 miles per hour and a nine-miles-per-hour gust