. >> la va a tener juan fran. el que estÁ robando es luka modric, luego recibe falta de juan fran.recha estÁ sÓlo lucas vÁzquez. levanta la cabeza. era dani carvajal. sergio ramos. al frente el capitÁn y abre pelota para marcelo. se va al remate, ramos. hay cuatro jugadores del madrid dentro del Área. la pide dani carvajal. prefiere centro al segundo palo. mayoral la estaba buscando. larga para Ángel correa y aquÍ viene. la aguanta y tira el cambio de juego. estÁ cortando lucas vázquez y se estÁ apoyando en keylor navas. >> la tarea de resistir del athletic. la bÚsqueda pero con pocas ideas claras. acumulando gente en ataque pero sin llegar a provocar situaciones de peligro. lo buscaban ni ceballos. -- lo busca dani ceballos. le queda 10 minutos al madrid para buscar dos goles y manda esto a penaltis. vitolo bajando la pelota. juan fran revienta pelotazo. entrega simplemente el balÓn. cuidado. al frente. es vitolo. tiene el quinto. sigue vitolo. otra vez. >> otra vez se equivoca el defensor francÉs. quieres -- quiere salir ju remata. tarda un poquito y ya llegan los defensores. >>

it was fran unsworth, the director of news and current affairs who said on the steps of the court that the case represented a dramatic shift against

fran, how do you want your hair? i thought you have said you wanted it long, friend? so how do you want your hair. >> i want it to be smaller. >> smaller like what, fran? >> like tangle it. >> so you want it like a curl, uh? >> yes. >> nobody ever understood her but he understands. he's like, okay, you want it tangle you mean curly? >> look in the mirror, pick up the mirror. see yourself in the mirror. >> i don't want that hair. >> don't you be throwing that hair. >> i don't like it. >> calm down because what we not going to do -- >> [ yelling ]. >> friend, you're not going to yell, friend. calm down. >> calm down dirl girl, calm down. >> calm down. >> i want to be grumpy. >> i don't need you to be beautiful you're too beautiful to be grumpy, friend. >> i want to be grumpy. >>> that's our show. catch you next time on another brand-new episode of rtm. the odyssey is number one in attachment hardware for child restraints. >>> now to a story that could be a real life crime drama. police in georgia are asking for help in solving a $100,000 heist. >> this is for real. what

it is a quiet seaside town on frans's northern 0pal coast.always been the case. le touquet, more and more they are doubling there, those endowed with more worldly goods than sense. from the 19205 worldly goods than sense. from the 1920s until the 19505 worldly goods than sense. from the 19205 until the 19505 it was this dumping ground for rich brits and the fashionable flying in. these days, if you want to go to the devil, you can go there for £10.m isa devil, you can go there for £10.m is a bit more now. i met up with alice, a local tour guide and historian. i recognise this guy. yes. sean connery. he went here in 1962, he signed his contract. yes. sean connery. he went here in 1962, he signed his contractm yes. sean connery. he went here in 1962, he signed his contract. it is also believed to le touquet ends by ian fleming two in —— write his first james bond novel ian fleming two in —— write his firstjames bond novel here, casino royale. have you noticed a shift in the type of people who come here quest i think they have noticed, for the l

it was fran unsworth, the director of news and current affairs who said on the steps of the court thatented a dramatic shift against press freedom and the bbc was convinced there was a critical principle of press freedom at stake. they sounded bullish about the prospects of appeal and said they we re prospects of appeal and said they were looking at the appeal but they sounded bullish about the principles at stake. what has happened since, they drew up 11 grounds of appeal and was a hearing injuly where they went back to the original trial charge and 11 grounds where they said he had made errors of law in hisjudgment. he said he had made errors of law in his judgment. he looked said he had made errors of law in hisjudgment. he looked at said he had made errors of law in his judgment. he looked at that perhaps not surprisingly he dismissed the grounds of appeal and dismissed the grounds of appeal and dismissed that application for permission to appeal will stop the bbc have the option to go directly to the court of appeal and before that they took they say legal advice from experienced

fran. thank you, fran. fran dewine. thank you very much. great job. good book. so, mike run's against the far -- so mike is running against the far left candidate. he was groomed by pocahontas. the legendary pocahontus. that one.ly, not that one would have a problem. by elizabethd warren. his name is cordre and he is trouble. he is a guy that is real trouble. that was why you have these two incredible people running. he will destroy your state. cordre will destroy your state. he spent the last six years in washington trying to regulate community banks. you all know about it. small businesses all over the place. they were going into oblivian. they were coming up. i didn't know anything about him. i started running for president. everybody said oh you're running for president. remember many of the people back home, the fakers. they were saying, no he's just doing this for fun. you think this is fun? not fun. i had a fun life but i actually like this better. but i have to say that people were coming up to me, strong people, tough people with businesses that were 10

her cookbook,s fran. amazing wife, thank you, fran. fran dewine. thank you very much.od book. i hear it's a good book. mike is running against the far left candidate, and you groomed bys pocahontas, the legendary pocahontas. no, actually, not that one. that one would have a problem. it wasn't that one. he was groomed by elizabeth warren. is codre. is realuble a guy that trouble. that's why you have these incredible two people running. state.estroy your he will destroy your state. he spent the last six years in regulaten trying to community banks. you all know about it. small businesses, all over the going into were oblivion. they were coming up -- i didn't know anything about them. president.unning for everybody said, oh, you're running for president? the people,ny of the fakers, they were saying, no, he's just doing this for fun. you think this is fun? [laughter] >> it's not fun. i had a fun life, but i actually like this better. but -- but i have to say that me,le were coming up to strong people, tough people, with businesses that were 100 old, people that were pilla

phil returned to his beloved season fran and immersed him in the anti-war movement. phil became a project director at the new mobilization to end the vietnam war, organizing a demonstration in 1959, which brought 250,000 people to golden gate park. he continued to organize events and built friendships with many performers. and many of them were clients of his, leading him to be called the san francisco rock 'n' roll lawyer in the local press. in 1970, he opened his law practice, specializing in criminal defense and entertainment law. over the next 37 years, he developed a high-profile practice and was often in the limelight as much as the movie stars, public officials, sitting judges, authors, rock stars and sports figures that he represented. in the courtroom, he cultivated a flamboyant style and was a master storyteller, who strongly believed that whatever attorney told the best story would produce wins. phil took his love of worries and storytelling on a different course when he became a novelist. he was putting his finishing tou touches on a novel when he fell il

el mÁximo lÍder el papa fran disco res hundiÓ este lunes a travÉs de una carta a la sac estaciones dees tienen que pagar con el peso de la ley. dijo que nunca serÁ suficiente. algunos residentes creen que la iglesia ha sido lento en tomar cartas en el asunto. dijo que la confianza fue transformada pero bien y la transferencia por parte de sus obispos es igualmente y perdonable. esto es motivo de varias demandas de parte de alguno de los masajes tal luego de que el medio de comunicaciÓn sacarÁ a la luz pÚblica que aÁ cinco del terapeuta decenas de personas llegaron al capitolio estatal en desobediencia vivir para protesta tarek contra de una tÉcnica masiva. . >> queremos una barrera entre los pozos petroleros y las zonas residenciales. >>manifestaron que continuarÁn con protestas hasta que elimine los que son tÓxicos y causante de enfermedades. el senador kevin de leÓn reitera su interÉs en tener un ♪ >>nosotros tenemos el poder de hacer cambios en nuestra vida ella asegura querer oÍr sus posturas hacia a su --asuntos que la afectan directamente. ♪ >>hay nuevos votantes que necesitan s

yeah yeah yeah fran fraschilla fleets of these jobs jobs joins the songs on the world worldwide license. calls resume. hall called [inaudible] clashes. president john china has [inaudible] since. stay in school. that's the once once. or twice as the oil the russian russia from [inaudible] one hundred right right. great. lakes and self self this is our fourth. this has high speed chase day as president announced on the on the deliveries. message it will will muslims politically edt a flurry of exactly solution or to orde. by background quickly pleas. now now i find to be hill killed catch it georgian as many twenty one team to run around season is not a thing to exaggeration eight calls for straits of a whole host of thoughts on conclusions. next next report. could do a dkk at if they make any attacks sources [inaudible] yeah yeah attackers killed killed. as a result in the winter it's attacks on the this is like lightning. and have you have you. we can report forces in the area [inaudible] security sources. one of the one of the most. problem tentative and easy and got. well locals amen

met him and it's where i met walter mears who has just recently moved to chapel hill with his wife fran and they're going to be adjunct professors at the journalism school here. so when peggy meyers asked me to speak i jumped at the opportunity, not just to please mike, not just to see walter and fran again, but also to thank bill ferris whom i went to see when i was in the middle of working on the book and told him, i didn't know if a jersey girl could write about the south. and he gave me the assurance that at least he thought i could. but the real reason that i wanted to come to chapel hill and a reason i have to tell you is enormously important to me is to thank dr. jones for his help in what was the most important discovery that i made during the course of my research, that rose green, the civil war's most colorful spy, upedy broad, went on to become a diplomat. and she was undoubtedly the first american woman to negotiate with her government. in this case, it was the confederate government. a book aboutn madeleine albright, this was a fascinating discovery for me. it was a real sc

yellow/blue line service suspended between fran sonya and king street. georgetown pike near walker road have the report of an overturned vehicle. we're not seeing anything and will let you know if that'sgo . outer loop one lane blockedrom a crash. about six miles in all, probablo two three miles because of that situation. springfield, lanes open but delays remain astnomical falls church, westbound, 66 after leesburg pikelocked by the downed tree. >>> time is ticking and soon summer wil s be over aool starting. i'm justin finch here with asi presal organizerof >>> welcome back. 6:24. check your calendars. it can be hard getting back into the school routine. justin finch has expert advice. >> in the morning, before we head out the door, what should do? >> reporter: cecilia jones knows what she's talking about. she was a teacher and now a professional organizer. her first tip, map out your morning. >> o get there in time, lea by 6:30. >> reporter: it starts with taking out the guesswork and make sure you' as ready as possible before bed. >> if there is socc

fran >>> good friday morning to you. you can make out the transamerica pyramid there. spare the air alert today. we'll have more coming up. it's 4:53. >>> a woman wloz retirement money is missing. >> she says her bank told her a five figure investment is nowhere to be found. we are working to get to the bottom of it. >> she trusted the bank with a lot of her money. 20 years ago she placed $30,000 there a certificate of deposit, a cd. it came from a life insurance policy after her husband died unexpectedly. this spring she went to the bank to cash in her cd but the bank said it had no record of her deposit. >> i want my money back. this is my money and this is the money from my late husband. >> it is not just her. we have heard of other customers same problem. tonight what we learned when we searched federal records about that bank and what you need tct deposits. call 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com sla nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll see you tonight at 11:00. >>> the south bay getting ready. this is in downtown san jose. this is decked out in rainbow flags from arou

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shaping up as one of the favorites for a medal a single flag for a divided nation this young korean fran is watching history in the making. neither north nor south only korea that's who's playing and that's who these supporters are here to back. one south koreans and three north koreans make up this basketball squad to asian games which start on saturday will see united korean teams in three further events as well. although we've had our differences in our past i think it's about time that we present the differences and try to pursue peace together so i think it's a very meaningful thing that both sides are able to get together and represent the korean peninsula as one instead of two separate flags so i think this is something to rejoice so to certainly is the team's success here in jakarta they thrashed their hosts. but for those involved this united front is less about the score than it is about the message. it was an honor to become the first unified korea team coach in history and i'm glad we won the first match so i think i'll play is all think the same thing. very few north koreans

blue/yellow line, service suspended between fran sonya and ndoren street. that one section there they have requested shuttle buses. a reminder, this is in addition to other thing happening. trains running every 30 minutes, tracking silver and at the smithsonian until they finish trackork in the next couple of weeks. on the blue line, service between franconia and arlington only until the 26th. that firsthu section is down right now. bethesda outer loopo rockville pipe. right lane still getting by. sounds like we will have one lane closed in the next couple of minutes. silver spring university near sligo creek parkway, activity there. >>> we return to the mess left behind by the powerful storms in prince george's county last night. chopper4aptured some damage caused by wind, rain and hail. and near university avenue and college park is where we found it hardest hit. look ats there for a the damage. what are you seeing? >> reporter: off of kennesaw street in college park, it will take some timeo fully bounce back after yesterday's storm. take a look. one of s

and welcome to the al-jazeera news our life or my headquarters in doha with me and as with fran i'm coming up in the next sixty minutes he's been described as a friend to thousands and a leader to millions former u.n. secretary general and nobel peace laureate dies at the age of eighty. media reports claim that the u.s. supply the bomb that was used in an attack that killed forty children in yemen earlier this.

for deportation has been doubled to ninety days not via a sale voted against the bill she believes fran should take in more refugees and be less scared influx but once people have left their home there it's a whole deal and we cannot just send them back i believe we have to look at the situation differently you can't just say we don't want that it's a way of closing your eyes that is meaningless it's a way to deny reality their original here. charity workers have described the situation as explosive the refugees are being forced to share the streets with drug addicts and dealers in crack cocaine public bars are being closed and fights are breaking out to find supplies of water it's been estimated a total of five hundred refugees are arriving in paris every week the government say the new reforms i meant to make a much more efficient system for asylum seekers to to actually try and sift out those who are genuine refugees and those who are economic migrants. we found william and his wife begging for food they have a four year old child they escaped violence in ivory coast but never applie

and by the way fran, it's not about you, it's about the country. so i went down and first and foremost it was about service, it was about doing the right thing for your country. and i took that away from that conversation as being sort of a cornerstone of john's career. and i think that was a cornerstone in the sense that we could all observe the way he lived his life. there was a moment on the campaign trail, , and i'm sure that you seen this many times but i'd like to play it for just a moment. >> i can't trust obama. i have read about him is an ara arab. >> no man. he's a decent family man citizen that i just happen to have disagreement with them on fundamental issues and that's what campaign about. the campaign trail can be a very difficult place, very harsh and at the time took a lot of hits but even so fast to snag that microphone. you don't see that in american politics all that often. your thoughts on? >> that was the most famous and understandably so, but he did that at the announcement and is also afraid of an obama presidency became lost

the queen of soul, arethain fran has died. she passed away this morning eatic a battle with pan cancer. >> she was 76. marc barger has a look back on the legend's life. >> reporter: the queen ofsoul, a disk jockey bestowed that nickname on aretha frankl., and it stu ♪ feel like a natural woman >> reporter: through a musical reign that has few rivals. in a career spanning more than 50 years, rranklinorded 40 albums, and put 45 songs on the tstop 40 ch more than any other female artist ever. one song became her signature. that chart topper was n only her first number one hit, but the i recordingustry association of america named it one of top five songs of the 20th >> it's incredible. i mean out of all of this music, i couldn't fallenth over o floor. >> reporter: franklin was born in memphis in 1942, but her ngsical journey began in detroit, sin gospel in her father's baptist church. >> i had no real formal training.ng my formal traias my ear. >> reporter: franklin recorded r first gospe album at the age of 14, but early motherh

subida fran imperfectas como todas las vidas, procedieron a su paÍs con dignidad, integridad y amor" reformada todavÍa no llegado. ha dejado camino que accidentado, todavÍa pretende sacar de las sombras amos en millones de indocumentados. arantxa: acusaciones e maltrato dentro de una cÁrcel en norte de california generaron una ola de protestas encabezadas por activistas y familiares de los inmigrantes detenidos en esa prisiÓn. la manifestación lograron que el alguacil encargado de sacarse el terminara un contrato con ice, pero como nos dice liliana, el futuro de staban encerrados allÍ ahora se ve mucho mÁs complicado. liliana: mÁs de 200 inmigrantes detenidos en la prisiÓn del departamento de sheriff de richmond, fueron trasladados a diferentes centro luego que servicio de ice decide terminar un contrato. los detenidos habÍan denunciado malos tratos. >> no tenÍan acceso al baÑo en estos lugares de detenciÓn y tenÍan que hacer sus necesidades mÁs básicas en bolsas de plÁstico. liliana: por lo que se obligÓ a renunciar al contrato de ocho aÑos. >> el costo de la seguridad, del plantel

. >>> passengers traveling from the east bay to fran and back -- san francisco and back will face clays. the inconvenience now will pay off later. here at the west oakland bart station you will get to where you want to go on saturday and sunday, but not as quickly. >> i'm trying to commute to work this is why i ride the line. it will be closing off the tracks all weekend long. those planning to head from the east bay to san francisco will get off at 19th street and take a special bus and wait for another train to get into the city. bart says the buses will be synchronized with the trains arriving. >> riding a train between west oakland and 19th street is a six minute ride. the reason is track improvement including new rails and switches. >> we're replacing a section of rail so it will make it less loud, the clockety clock will go away. the biggest events are the a's games saturday 6:00 start includes a firework show. >> i work all week and i want to relax on the bart. taking this detour is a headache for me. >> our special event trains we're going to run. >> bart says regular service sh

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. >>> now, for a developing story about the queen of soul,in aret fran this morning, there are reports then lry senior is in hospice care. they spoke to members of hly fa whether say she is gravely ill she cancele performances in herh and april after management team said she was told by her doctor to rest. we will continue development >>> suspects in a raid are out on bond accused of starving 11 children in the compound and said the were being trained how to load assault rifles. the judge said they're not threat to the communi. one faces abduction charges for his missing son. a child's body was fou on the property but not identified yet. >>> just days after an airline employee stole and crashed a jet in seattle, another man stole a small plane in utah and flew it into his own home on purpose. ok at the damaged home police believe he crashed into his home aft few hours being arrested in a domestic incident with his wife. the plane belonged to a company he worked for. his wife and child were inside at the time of the crash butre ble to escape. the man died. >>> a deadly parking spot shoo

so -- and fran is right. he could use that power under article 2 to fire mueller. way to do it, again, using the clearance, the eligibility as a political weapon to attack the special counsel. >> all right. general clapper, i appreciate your time. thank you, sir. >>> next, hundreds of newspapers from coast to coast taking a stand on the president's attacks on the press. are they just playing right into trump's hands and proving his point in. >>> and live pictures of the apollo theater here in new york. it's the tribute here to aretha franklin. larry king is going to join us live to remember the queen of soul. ♪ ♪[upbeat music] ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma♪ ♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun♪ ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma ♪that i'm a traveller transitions™ light under control™ ♪ ♪ our new, hot, fresh breakfast will get you the readiest. (buzzer sound) holiday inn express. be the readiest. >>> new tonight, the u.s. senate rebuking the president, passing a resolution affirming the press is not the enemy of the people. it's kind of, i dont know, sometimes i

for deportation has been doubled to ninety days now via a sale voted against the bill she believes fran should take in more refugees and be less scared influx but once people have left their home there it's a whole deal and we cannot just send them back i believe we have to look at the situation differently you can't just say we don't want that it's a way of closing your eyes that is meaningless it's a way to deny reality their original here for charity workers have described the situation as explosive the refugees are being forced to share the streets with drug addicts and dealers in crack cocaine public bars are being closed and fights are breaking out to find supplies of water it's been estimated a total of five hundred refugees are arriving in paris every week the government say the new reforms i meant to make a much more efficient system for asylum seekers through to actually try and sift out those who are genuine refugees and those who are economic migrants. we found william and his wife baking for food they have a four year old child they escaped violence in ivory coast but never

en la protestante gubernamental en managua, la capital, anticiparon mÁs de 100 doctores que fran despedidos a la creciente ola de crimen que se ha desatado. raÚl morales nos dice que al investigar el hallazgo de 11 cadÁveres encontrados en el interior de una residencia. raÚl: según datos de la propia fiscalÍa federal la ola de violencia que en los Últimos meses se ha recrudecido en ciudad juÁrez ha dejado una estela de muerte de mÁs de 700 personas en lo que va del aÑo. uno de los hechos violentos que conmocionÓ a la frontera y a todo mÉxico fue la masacre del pasado viernes en donde 11 personas fueron asesinadas. al estilo de crimen organizado. >> nuevamente ligado al trÁfico de drogas, al cristal que tanto daÑo nos ha hecho. y que yo espero que las autoridades investigadoras, que ademÁs son de la competencia de ellos en antes. por supuesto que nos e preocupa muchÍsimo el problema persiste entre estos dos grupos criminales. raÚl: la reacciÓn de las autoridades estatales a esta racha violenta se da con el arribo de casi 100 agentes estatales. que llegaron este fin de semana a ciudad juÁrez

pope francis is victims' side following a grand jury report which detailed -- says pope frans is on thelowing a grand jury report which detailed decades of sexual abuse by catholic priests in pennsylvania. they found at least 1000 children were molested and assaulted by so-called predator priests. the vatican says the church must learhard lessons from its past, and it promised to hold abusers to account. people have died and some of the moworst nsoon flooding the region is ever seen. armed forces have been deployed and rescue sted villagers provide relief for tens of thousands of people who active their home. 60thna's celebrated her birthday. the so-called queen of pop has reinvented herself over w her careith hits like "ke a yer"r" and - "like a p and "material girl." she is the rhest female artist in america. president trump's long-running fight with the media come which took a headline making turn. morehan 300 newspapers acros the u.s. printed editorials critical of mr. trump's comments against journalism. they are pushing back againstth his claims thamainstream media is the enemy of

we consider the life and singular legacy of arethain fran >> singing is about communication.mm it's likeople sitting there in that auditorium and she worked on it and she showedwhhe whole world it meant to be a great singer. woodruff: all that and more

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the abuse of more than 1,000 children by predator priests and a coverup by the church, s onight pope fran acknowledging the pain and betrayal in a letter condemning as crime and asking for forgiveness but it comes as too little too late for some who suffered the horrothof abuse. our ann thompson has details. ♪ r >>orter: today, remarkable confession from pope francis. admitting the leaders of the catholic church pl failed their pon priest sex abuse. we showed no care for the little ones. we abandoned them write income a lter to the world's 1.2 billion catholics, we were not where we should have been, that we did not act in a timely manner realizing the magnitude and damage done to so many lives. sean says one of those liveis his. >> the last three popes should have made that statement. they are really behind the times on this. there is a lot further to that he needo. >> reporter: the catalyst, that horrific pennsylnia grand jury report detailing sickening abuse by 300 priest over0 years victimizing more than 1,000 children. in pittsburgh today, the anger visible. a school sign bearing the

ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll discuss the brennan case with cbs senior national security analyst fran townsend, who was homeland security and counterterrorism adviser to president george w. bush. >>> jury deliberations begin today in paul manafort's financial fraud trial. in closing arguments yesterday, prosecutors told jurors the evidence against the the -- paul manafort, president trump's former campaign manager is guilty. it doesn't involve allegations of russian election interference or possible collusion. >>> the husband of a missing pregnant colorado woman and her two daughters is under arrest this morning. 34-year-old shanann watts and her daughters ages 3 and 4 were reported missing from their home north of denver monday. police searched her home last night. chris watts is being held in the county jail awaiting charges. yesterday he pleaded for his family's safe return. >>> in connecticut police are investigating an overdose outbreak of k2, a synthetic marijuana affecting people at a park in new haven. people fell ill throughout the day yesterday. a man who's believed to be co

for deportation has been doubled to ninety days now via a sale voted against the bill she believes fran should take in more refugees and be less scared in flood but once people have left their home there it's a whole deal and we cannot just send them back i believe we have to look at the situation differently you can't just say we don't want that and it's a way of closing your eyes that is meaningless it's a way to deny reality their original here. charity workers have described the situation as explosive the refugees are being forced to share the streets with drug addicts and dealers in crack cocaine public bars are being closed and fights are breaking out to find supplies of water it's been estimated a total of five hundred refugees are arriving in paris every week the government say the new reforms are meant to make a much more efficient system for asylum seekers through to actually try and sift out those who are genuine refugees and those who are economic migrants. we found william and his wife begging for food they have a four year old child their skate violence in ivory coast but

. >>> lowe's plans to hold an earnings call one day after announcing the shut down of a loved fran chiesz 4,000 work are. lowe's purr chased it five years ago. about half of the orchard stores left are here in the bay area. >>> he certainly loves his skittles. he is teaming up to roll out or roll in them a limtd edition version. not available for purchase. >> looks like little kid in heaven. >> yeah. i think we are pretty much in heaven with the weather we have been experiencing. >> it is really nice. i am hearing complaints from san francisco. it is cloudy and drizzling and stuff. it will be nice for the valleys tonight reaching 80 degrees. san jose up to 77 today. a little bit cooler than normal. mid-60s as we continue on with clouds and fog each day. >>> we are tracking a motorcycle crash in san jose. >> yeah. >> very much so. >> they are right. everything is okay. it cleared to the shoulder. it shows a recovery. i showed you a drive. it is better for 101 north. san mateo the build is on the bridge now. it will start the slowing soon. it shows a great drive. >> it looks good. >> we'll

and then try to lead to you around leading you by the nose via that fear now back in those days you fran in a white supremacist metal outfit does music play a big role in recruitment and bring a lot of new people into the milind or is the white pride seen just preaching to the choir. white power music is absolutely essential it's essentially a means of practicing that ideology wherever you are i was brought into the white power skinhead subculture via a white bars in a band when i was already in like pomp and hardcore stuff and then i heard a band that had that same kind of music but their message was all the themes of the third reich talking about blooded soil and race and nation and it was very romantic and seductive and it made me feel powerful a baby feel like a rebel it made me feel like i'm fighting for this amazing cause and so it drew me in and that's its first function is to attract you to that ideology and once you start buying into the ideology you you listen to this music going to daily basis whether you know it's headphones you played in the car it's just like if you if i we

. >> detective fran foster of the duluth police department sees it all the time. >> it's common and iave prosecutored a number of cases. >> they face painful decisions after they confronted the thief. >> she fell on the floor on her hands and knees and begs us not to prosecute. >> i'll pay you back. i'll make it right. please don't call the police and ruin my life. i have kids. i have a husband. i have a family. >> detective foster doesn't buy what she calls sob stories. >> in every case i have worked, every single one, there is a back story to the theft. usually, it started from another employer who didn't call law enforcement. >> we learned after this, she had done this inni new york and stolen from a company and they said they would not prosecute if she paid them back. she paid them back, came here and it happened again. >> he fired her immediately, then he called the cops. >> she had written $180,000 worth of checks to herself, to friends, to family and other places. >> are you afraid that any of your employees will steal this? >> nobody wants pipe. >> 95% of people in a blind sur

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. >> detective fran foster of the duluth police department in the atlanta suburbs sees this all of the time. >> it is very common and i've prosecuted quite a number of embezzlement cases. >> she said victims like brian often face painful decisions after con fronting the thief. >> as i recall she fell on the floor on hands and knees not to prosecute. >> i'll pay back. i'll make this right. please don't call the police and ruin my life. i've got a kids and wife and husbands and family. >> the detective doesn't buy what she calls sob stories. >> i've found in every single case that i've worked, every single one, there is a back story to this person's theft and usually it is starting from another employer who didn't call law enforcement. >> we learned after this she had done this in new york and that she had stolen from a company and they said they would not prosecute if she paid it back. she paid them back, came here and it happened again. >> in brian's case, he fired marianne immediately. and then he called the cops. >> it turned out she had written about $180,000 worth of checks to hers

. >> reporter: this morning the queen of soul, arethank fran said to be gravely ill. a source confirming she's surrounded by faep amily and friend >> friends and loved ones are with her in her home in the detroit area and hoping and praying that her situation improves. ♪s >> of franklin's failing health leading to an out pouring of support. fans at the beyonce and jay-z concert singingespect before the show. the cartersin dedicat the show to franklin. stephen tyler telling tmz. >> god bless you. big prayers for you. love you. >> reporter: praying for the queen of soul. franklin's career has spanned over half a century with massive hits like "respect," "natural woman" and "chain of fools." she sharesec herret to staying on stage. >> i think it's the love of the, busine the industry. >> reporter: 18 grammys. a presidential medal of freedom. the first woman inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame. in recent years she's struggled with her health. it's part of her life she's tried to shield from the spotlight. first uer going an unspecified surgery in 2010. announcing