fritz says that kumra and his wife were home when austin broke in. kumra was killed during that home invasion. >>> the u.s. has joined the search for nearly 300 girls kidnapped by islamist militants in nigeria nearly four weeks now. bill neely reports are from outside the nigerian embassy in london, where protesters called for the girls to be released. >> reporter: yes, hello. the global clamor to free these girls is growing. these protests outside nigeria's embassy in london. hollywood, too, is joining in and american military assistance is on the ground. but from the girls themselves, nothing. not a word. tears for their lost daughters, pain etched on their faces. help, though, is now coming from around the world. our interagency team is hitting the ground in nigeria now to do everything that we possibly can to return these girls to their families and their communities. >> bring back our girls! >> reporter: across america, a growing campaign to help free the girl. u.n. envoy, angelina jolie, adding her voice. >> these men thought they can get away

katrina fritz testified against her brother and his friend. she said that her brother, deangelo austin called and told her that he was going to rob riva kumra. fritz is a prostitute and kumra and she said at the time of the home invasion she had had not seen him in a year. she reportedly gave her brother directions to his home and also drew him a blue print of the mansion. fritz said that kumra and his wife were home when they broke in. >>> 6:10. still ahead on "today in the bay" a 49er accused of using a racial slur. >>> plus -- >> come outside! >> oh, my gosh, that is gorgeous. >>> a first one of a kind ad at a bay area car dealership featuring a same-sex couple. we'll tell you why it is a mix reaction, coming up. >>> an incredibly foggy look at pretty much nuth but san francisco and the bay bridge. we'll check your forecast in just a minute. >>> got a story for nbc bay area investigative unit? call the tip line at 1-888-996-tips or e-mail us at theunit@nbcbayarea.com. man: we know when parents and teachers work together... woman: our school

katrina fritz testified yesterday as the key witness against her own brother and his friend. she said her brother called her and told her he was going to break into the house. she said at the time of the home invasion, she had not seen him in a year. she reportedly gave her brother directions to the house, drew him a blue print of the mansion. fritz says him and his wife were home when austin broeb ke in ane was killed during that home invasion. >>> sunnyvale fire investigators are trying to figure out what caused a mobile home to burst into flames killing two people inside. this is follow up to breaking news we brought you yesterday. fire crews say a woman and her boyfriend died in the fire. the woman's adult dependent son who had special needs managed to escape. the cause is not suspicious. >>> and the tree trimmer accused of killing baby birds outside of a post office in oakland is now responding this morning. enesto tells "the chronicle" he messed up by allowing his crews to chain saw the trees even though the black herons were in the trees. he spoke to wildlife investiga

. >> professor christine fritz, thank you so much for joining us. >> president obama had the youth vote, but young people were less enthusiastic the second time around. many flocking to ron paul. ali asked him why. >> the jobs, they know something is structurally wrong. there is a good appeal to young people to say maybe we have to think about the whole system. >> there's more ever ali's conversation with ron paul, congressman paul says, his appeal is to people not even half his age. that, and more, coming up. oming up. >> the system with joe burlinger only on al jazeera america the stream is uniquely interactive television. we depend on you, >> you are one of the voices of this show. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> the stream. next on al jazeera america and join the conversation online @ajamstream. >> before there was rand paul, there was ron paul. the father. while the son is a senator who may run for president in 2016, the father isn't exactly fading in the back ground. ron paul is an outspoken libertarian. you can find his opinions on ronpaul.com. some of the co

. >> professor christine fritz, thank you so much for joining us. >> president obama had the youth vote, but young people were less enthusiastic the second time around. many flocking to ron paul. ali asked him why. >> the jobs, they know something is structurally wrong. there is a good appeal to young people to say maybe we have to think about the whole system. >> there's more ever ali's conversation with ron paul, congressman paul says, his appeal is to people not even half his age. that, and more, coming up. >> al jazeera america presents the system with joe berlinger >> mandatory minimums are routinely used to coerce plea bargains >> mandatory minimums >> the whole goal is to reduce gun crime, now we've got people saying "this isn't fair"... >> does the punishment always fit the crime? >> had the person that murdered our daughter got the mandatory minimum, he wouldn't have been out. >> the system with joe burlinger only on al jazeera america >> weekday mornings on al jazeera america >> start your day with in depth coverage from across the country and around the world. >> the future l

when keep that in mind as you're heading to san fritz's as a ticket over to the traffic map started this go conditions it is all about 683 of so great i did check with the chp however we do not have and it's reported there. highway 101 belt north about a little sluggish interstate 280 looks good northbound and out of san jose. best as business and to that in the details of colin kapernick kron4's maureen kelly obtain the up by 11 tapes from the miami police he never mentions, kapernick or part of what it. >>: she is not leaving. we asked her to leave three we told her she would not be here tonight and she says she's not leaving until she sees them. >>: and the police report the woman said she was of stress and killed by the 49ers quarterback after going to a bedroom to lie down following a session of the drinking and smoking pot. that not one tape suggests sheet the road on her own. >>: she took her clothes off and went in the bed. >>: is waiting for her boyfriend bought know he's not her boyfriend. he's someone that she wants to sleep with but he's not here. call an ant is barred prior

people in europe currently waiting for a new kidney patients have to wait sixty centimeters on the fritz. the organs of deceased patients are in high demand but the number of people carrying will continue to cause it is quite low and kidney donations from living people on strictly regulated in most european countries to prevent abuse and danny for example patients can only receive coupons from them and that it's all from close friends. it's an entirely different situation in britain. i'm pretty healthy person can read just as a potential ten. since two thousand and six the number of volunteers has been steadily on the rides the eye the steam soon she will use two has died in july. if all goes well. his son will be accepted at the music consists of a tree. life has been good to him. his apartment in the prestigious architectural fun. children whose health was holding on i've been privileged to want to give back something that is the suitability of the treaty and in truth me and this is such a life changing thing for somebody you knew you were giving somebody a new lease of life a new line

showers there favoring, of course, northern california, maybe into the central valley, but we may see a fritz or maybe a light shower. getting on your way tomorrow morning, widespread mid 40s to low 50s inland and around the bay. toward the afternoon, just tack on a few degrees from what we had today, and you're right in the ballpark. 60s around the bay. low to mid 70s for our inland cities and then the extended forecast there showing you exactly what we just talked about. as we get into your bay area weekend, temperatures will begin to warm, and on mother's day, low 80s in the forecast for our inland cities. mid to upper 70s around the bay. upper 60s at the coast. gasia. >> rose mary, thank you. >>> a bay area shipyard is getting a $5 million krashth to repair one of the coast guard's largest ship. dry dock opened in january after a ship dismantler closed up shoup at that site last year. workers there will repair the polar sthar, one of the world's most powerful non-nuclear ships. it's capable of continuously breaking through 6 feet of solid ice. >>> monica lewinsky is telling all about the

yet unlike the west sings it will not recognize the fritz and say speaks his words are meaningless. the referendum in itself is nothing but political fraud. and it's only been used as propaganda by russian. pike's appeal has no value. he's just trying to play the good man. because for a postponement of the referendums but at the same time he supports a septic system these mortgages into the hips as the economy but it's preparing for his teammate the twenty fifth presidential election since so called anti terror and manage the operations against the separatists counties across the east. i mean and revenues now meltdown moments of bonn and south downs president on the rebel leader said to me. in essence the face to face talks. this friday for the fast time seems to be a coffee break out some adult residents of the p a house just a ride in i miss about the ethiopian capital formation talks with rebel leader a kid my shop meanwhile the un report has accused the insides of crimes against humanity can be difficult. we came face to face for the first time since violence erupted in december

and someone saying, my plumbing is on the fritz. you're having a paper trail.calling someone. you're taking care of the problem, you're sending it to the office. they are violating overtime laws, minimum wage laws and in a deceptive manner. >> reporter: donald sterling's attorney offered a written statement, the lawsuit involves the claims of two disgruntled managers. the statement goes on to say, property managers are not required to work overtime and are not allowed to work overtime without advance approval of their supervisor. the defendant believes that the allegations will be disproven and that all of the defendant's pay practices will be found to be lawful and appropriate." attorneys for the plaintiffs are asking a judge to rule that the case can be maintained as a class action so that it can include more of sterling's current or former employees in the case. >>> the woman whose voice was on those recordings with sterling v stiviano was spotted walking her dog today in beverly hills. she is still behinding behind a visor and even chatted with a neighbor b

when detective bill fritz arrives he finds fixler, pistol in hand, standing in a defensive position andeaming at the man on the ground. >> i think he was in fear of his life. i think he believed at the time that they were going to shoot him. he just kept repeating that he couldn't believe that it happened to him. >> the man in the black coat who jumped into the getaway car is matthew ross. he's eventually captured, convicted of attempted robbery, and sentenced to ten years in prison. the man in the white hoodie, joseph nipper, is also convicted of attempted robbery but dies two years after the shooting from complications from his wounds. what ross and nipper didn't know that day is that fixler is a combat veteran who fought in vietnam and not the nerdy, easy target they expected. >> they probably figured i'm the last guy to know how to use a weapon. >> fixler is not charged with any crime. he legally possessed the handgun he used. and with the help of the videotape, police determined he had the right to defend himself because he was in fear for his life. after the robbery, fixler receiv

introduced an amendment to overturn buckley , and in every conference from the 909th to the 108 senator fritz hollings introduced bipartisan constitutional amendments similar to mine. senator schumer and cochran continued the effort in the 109th congress, and that was before the sins -- citizens united and mccutcheon decisions, before things went from bad to worse. the out of control spending of for citizens united has further poisoned our elections, but it has also ignited a broad movement to amend the constitution. mccutcheon is the latest misguided decision, but it will not be the last. it is time for congress to take back control and pass a constitutional amendment. again, chairmans, i thank you for holding this hearing and i think this is timely on the heels of mccutcheon. >> thank you, senator. if our next panel could take their seats, i will introduce you. we are going to hear from this panel in alphabetical order. first is mr. donald began. previously a commissioner and chairman of the fec and served as the general counsel for the national republican congressional committee for ten ye

you see fritz? and that's the cast of "scandal." they have a table there. lovely room inside washington, 2,700 guests. almost 3,000 guests starting to eat right now. and then, of course, the speeches. all right. the speech given by the president each year at the white house correspondents' dinner gives a commander in chief and even some first ladies the rare chance to poke fun at the press who cover them. here's a look at the best presidential punch lines. >> speaking of real-life drama. i'm so glad that senator mccain is back tonight. i welcome him, especially. as you all know, as you all know, he just made a difficult journey back to a place where he endured unspeakable abuse at the hands of his opreopressores, se of the caucus. >> members of the white house correspondents' association, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, here i am. here i am at another one of these dang press dinners. could be home asleep, little bernie curled up at my feet. but, no, i got to pretend i like being here. >> as you know, i always look forward to these dinners. >> it

in every congress, from the 99th to the 108, fritz hollings introduced amendments similar to mine. senators schumer and conquering -- senator schumer and senator cochran continued the effort. that was before the citizens united and mccutcheon decisions, before things went from bad to worse. the out-of-control spending before citizens united has further poisoned our elections. it has also ignited a broad movement to amend the constitution. mccutcheon is the latest misguided decision, but it will not be the last. it is time for congress to take back control and pass a constitutional amendment. again, i thank you for holding this hearing. it is very timely on the heels of mccutcheon. >> thank you, if our next panel could take their seats, i will introduce you. we're going to hear from this panel in alphabetical order. first is mr. donald f mcgahn, previously he was commissioner and chairman of the fec. he served as general counsel for the national republican congressional committee for 10 years. second is norman ornstein resident scholar at the american , enterprise institute. well-kn

congress, ted stevens introduced an amendment to overturn buckley. 99thery congress, from the to the 108, fritz hollings introduced amendments similar to mine. senators schumer and conquering continued the effort. that was before the citizens united and mccutcheon decisions, before things went from bad to worse. the out-of-control spending before citizens united has further poisoned our elections. it has also ignited a broad amend theo constitution. mccutcheon is the latest misguided decision, but it will not be the last. it is time for congress to take back control and pass a constitutional amendment. again, chairman kean and chairman schumer, i thank you for holding this hearing. it is very timely on the heels of mccutcheon. next panelu, if our could take their seats, i will introduce you. we're going to hear from this panel in alphabetical order. mcgahn, mr. donald f previously he was commissioner and chairman of the fec. he served as general counsel for the national republican congressional committee for 10 years. second is norman or is in, resident scholar at the american enterprise instit