>> because it happened in glendale. >> it is a city full of love and also packed mercedes.ians seem to like those. and a hookup with kourtney read here by guest voice jfk. >> we had unprotected vaginal sex and he ejaculated inside her vagina. >> and according to our research, that is how you make a baby.>> you're going to court t to get custody. the weird thing is he's saying mason looks like me. then he's saying kourtney's second kid doesn't look like mason. >> they look identical. >> which means the cat in the hat is likely full of crap. ut even still -- >> kou to have to take a d.n.a. test. >> not necessarily. the kid is 3. if the alleged parent does not make a claim, there are certain presumptions that are hard to jump over. >> right, right. >> that's all you will say? yeah, yeah. >> that's why we hired you! we hired this guy in harvaor ye. >> agreeing with you.>> part of [laughter] >> it's funny because it's accurate. o good luck in your probably bogus case, hat guy, and be sure to visit glendale, where the motto is, hey, bro, you like my cologne? thanks, armenia, we l

>> because it happened in glendale. >> it is a city full of love and lso packed mercedes. armenians seem to like those. and a hookup with kourtney read here by guest voice jfk. >> we had unprotected vaginal sex and he ejaculated inside her >> and to our research, that is how you make a baby. >> you're going to court to try to get custody. the weird thing is he's saying mason looklike me. then he's saying kourtney's second kid doesn't look like mason. >> they look identical. >> which means the cat in the hat is like crap. but even still -- >> kourtney's probably going to have to take a d.n.a. test. >> not necessarily. the kid is 3. if the alleged parent does not make a claim, there are certain presumptions that are hard to jump over. >>ight, right. >> that's all you will say? yeah, yeah. >> that's why we hired you! we hired this guy in harvard an. >> agreeing with you. >> part of the job. [laughter] >> it's funny because it's ur probably focused tape, hat guy and be sure to visit glendale, where the motto is, hey, bro, you like my cologne? thanks, armenia, we love you guys!

well, just so happened that he tagged at 27th avenue in glendale, right on the glendale and phoenix border, we start today set up on him and found out where his girlfriend lived. we sat on the house and caught him, okay. after we arrested mod, broad him in, same thing. sat down and interviewed him for hours. and, man, they cry. you see that? once you start getting into their -- thing that helped me with mine and like i said, i'm not an expert, but if i can use -- if you can use something for me to help make your investigation successful, i don't start off with why did you do this, what did you do -- i start off nice and slow. tell me a little bit about yourself. it's like an interview, okay. and they tell you. you find something like jugs didn't have a dad. he said, i didn't have a dad to kick my ass to keep me right. it's okay, man. you try to hit those things and work them that way. mod, same thing. he was addict today it. could not stop. did not want to stop. just kept going. told me that if we didn't stop him, he'd still be writing. but here, 6-1/2 years in prison. so, we sat on that h

. >> this is the glendale heights home where matthew allegedly wanted a hit man to murder his family. >> she has known the family for aeons. they helped him out a >> i do not think anybody would take him in. prosecutors revealed that the former landscaper had been turned in by his reluctance. >> and may tipped off authorities leading to an undercover sting. told the inmates that his relatives had crossed him for calling police. >> >> the judge as a sign in a public offenderdefender. >> reporting from the page county court and we and. president obama will hold a news conference at 2:00 today. he will discuss recent terror scarce. a new threat forces the united states to pull a staff from pakistan. the united states is urging americans not to travel to the country. officials say it does not appear the latest threat is connected to last week's terrorist alert. the comes a day after bombers attacked a funeral in pakistan. and bomb alert at the eiffel tower turns out to be nothing serious. hundreds of tourists inaccurate. authorities did not find anything suspicious. the landmark was reope

around dun kenon as well, just to the north of glendale. that's where you'll be running into some nasty weather. but here in maryland right now we're looking pretty good. as we look at the temperature, coming in at 71 degrees in davidsonville. yes, that's bonch after -- that's above average. we have the muggies out there, the dewpoints 69, chose to 70. not feeling good at all. you'll probably have to blast that a.c. as you head off to work or school. colombia is coming in at 69 degrees. as we look at what's going on in our last stop this morning in monday rovia, that temperature coming in at 68 and that dewpoint at 67 as well and this is what you can expect as we go through the rest of your day, it's going to be a good day to maybe do that bike ride in the morning. but as we head towards the afternoon, lunchtime, that temperature coming in at 85 but feeling more like we're in the upper 80s to right around 90. let's get a check of that traffic now with mike. >>reporter: there is still nothing going on this morning. 695 west side of 95, this

three rifles were traced to a gun shop in glendale, arizona, justice department documents reveal that some 211 people have been killed or wounded by weapons from the bungled "fast and furious" operation run by the justice department. of the estimated 2000 weapons, something like 1400 of them remain on the streets or unaccounted for. the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms has released this statement. an estimated thousand people have been killed and 26 people are missing. nearly 100 thousand people since 2006. a rough day on wall street. the dow jones industrial posting triple digit decline since the month of june. the dow jones plummeted 225 points, the s&p lost 24. the nasdaq down 63 points. volume on the big board, 3.3 billion shares. the wilshire 5000 measuring at $300 billion in market cap. but it wasn't all bad news. jobless claims fell to the lowest level since october 2007. about 48 cents a barrel rising for crude oil today. and in the bond market today, the highest yield in the 10 year bonds since two years ago. the republican national committee spent day two of its summe

>> because it happened in glendale. >> it is a city full of love and also packed mercedes.m to like those. and a hookup with kourtney read here by guest voice jfk. >> we had unprotected vaginal sex and he ejaculated inside her vagina. >> and according to our research, that is how you make a baby. >> you're going to court to try to get custody. the weird thing is he's saying mason looks like me. then he's saying kourtney's second kid doesn't look like mason. >> they look identical. >> which means the cat in the at is likely full of crap. but even still -- >> kourtney's probably going to have to take a d >> not necessarily. the kid is 3. if the alleged parent does not make a claim, there are certain presumptions that are hard to jump over. >> right, right. >> that's all you will say? yeah, yeah. >> that's why we hired you! we hired this guy in harvard and yale for yeah, yeah. >> agreeing with you. >> part of the job. [laughter] >> it's funny because it's accurate. so good luck in your probably focused tape, hat guy and be sure to visit glendale, where thke my cologne? thanks,

glendale high hiring a firm to screen student activity on social media.filtering the information to help them prevent situations like bullying or substance abuse or skipping school. glendale superintendent claiming they prevented one student's possible suicide as a result of that program. interesting. martha: well an atheist group is now threatening to sue a new jersey town over their plans for a 9/11 memorial. the group is protesting this beam recovered from the twin towers wreckage because it displays a cross. american athiest writing a letter to princeton's mayor saying quote, the intention to commemorate those who died at the world trade center is admirable and appropriate for a community, the use after singular religious image will be grossly offensive and alienating to many people. roy james is the princeton deputy fire chief behind this memorial. roy, welcome. >> thank you. bill: martha: good to have you here. what inspired you to want to raise this steel beam and create a memorial in princeton? >> well there's many different things. 9/11 affected

weapons like this to the ill-fated government gun tracking scheme all three bought at a gunshot in glendalearizona where massive amount of weapons were sold by federal agents who intended to track them to criminals in mexico. this afternoon, the fda spoke saying we acknowledge that regrettably firearms related to the fast and furious investigation will likely continue to be recovered at future crime scenes. >>> to politics, we begin with republicans huddling in boston tonight trying to figure out how to broke their 0-2 streak in presidential elections. >> reporter: the republican national committee is in boston planning strategy for the between 16 race and talking about their autopsy of the race. >> we have already hired 118 people across the country in just a few months and adding more every single month doose coast. asian communities, hispanic communities and african-american communities. >> reporter: they have a lot of work to do according to one member of the rnc. >> i hear democrats that want you to stay where you are. we have to give hope to be better than they are. >> reporter: to ca

it was populated with tons of kids and on the 900 block of glendale avenue there were 41 children onthat block when he was growing up. and now i actually hired a private investor -- investigator to get the number of how many kids are there now and there are less than 15. that change is happening all over the place. there is this imbalance that will mean we have way too many of one type of how house and not enough and another. the ones we where we are going o have to much a bar -- the zombie subdivisions. your point that the homebuilders are many of them still believe that there is a market for conventional suburbia and there probably is still. they might be right but it's going to be dramatically reduced market. i spoke with the ceo for the plug-in he is the word mothball. we have mothballed some of our communities and what they mean is they are not building more. they don't open a community and unless it's fully sold and populated. this is one of the biggest counterintuitive indicators that i have found is that they are going like gangbusters building in new york city. they have 30

posting are all part of being a teen today, but now the social media sites involve 13,000 students in glendaled high schools are being monitored. they hired a company called geo geo listening to track students to be able to intervene. >> it's to monitor key words when a student is considering harming themselves or someone else. >> reporter: geop gets statements. in a statement they told cbs news we don't monitor preevt e-mails, text messages phone calls or voice mails. spoke to one parent who said she hopes it makes teens think twice about what they post. >> there's a lot of cyber bullying that i've seen. if the school gets involved it's wonderful. it's a win/win. >> reporter: they're more concerned about how it impacts privacy and civil rights issues. >> we're looking at how privacy is being put in place, how it's being utilized if it's shared with other entities. >> reporter: yet many teens being monitored say they don't want grown-ups listening in. >> we rebel. if your parents come in and say you can't cothis you're going to do it to show that you can so i don't think monitoring is going to

bencomo taught at a school in glendale, california. >>> david campos has made it official.'s running for state assembly in 2014. campos will be running for the seat held by tom amiano. amiano cannot run again due to term limits. >>> we're finding out more about the abuse three women suffered in ohio. nischelle knight controbilit -- confronted her captor, ariel castro at the sentencing hearing. >> i will live on. you will die a little every day. >> photos shown in the courtroom show the tiny room where michelle knight and gina dejesus were chained to the wall and repeatedly sexually assaulted. we're also getting a look at the adjacent room. that's where amanda berry lived with her daughter who was born in captivity. these new details about the ordeal came out as castro was sentenced to life in prison. castro blames his actions on an addiction to pornography and a childhood of sengs ual abuse -- of sexual abuse. >>> a crash last night killed a motorcyclist in oakland. how he was involved in two crashes. >>> good morning. northbound 101 traffic looks pretty good as you drive p

that's a gun shop in glendale, arizona. all three of the guns were found at crime scenes in mexico. now tracing documents, obtained from the justice department's bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms, show the guns were bought in 2010. they were part of "fast & furious" which encouraged gun shops to sell specific weapons to drug cartels in hopes of tracking them down. well the sales took place but authorities lost track of 1400 weapons. two of the guns were sold to a man who is believed to have purchased 700 weapons as part of "fast & furious" the other rifle bought by sean steward, who was convicted on gun charges in 2012. we don't know the exact locations where these guns were recovered, jon. jon: so what is the status of the "fast & furious" investigation right now? >> well, it is ongoing. the house oversight committee suing for the release of certain documents related to the program. attorney general eric holder as you remember was cited for contempt of court or contempt of congress for failing to hand them over. all this coming to light after the murder in december of 2010, o

in the glendale police department. he is now in north dakota and heads up their research efforts and is one of the experts on how law enforcement agencies can use and fly unmanned aircraft and has worked with the grand forks sheriff's office after their uas operations. join me in welcoming al, thank you. [applause] >> i thank all of you for coming. i am a little bit relieved because when we did this session last year in las vegas, the room was packed. what it tells me is that maybe this issue is going to the back burner a little bit where it should be. that is heartening to me. to set the tone a little bit, what we are here to discuss a something very important and that is the respect for citizens that we serve -- that law and so that law enforcement should have using new technology, respect for the fourth amendment and i have had experiences in my background where i have seen that even though a particular law-enforcement agency does not abuse the technology or abuse the freedoms of the public that they serve, another

they were purchased two years ago at the lone wolf gun shop in glendale, arizona.y were found at crime scenes in mexico. tracing documents from the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms show the guns were bought in 2010. they were part of the "fast & furious" program which encouraged gun shops to sell specific weapons to drug cartels in hopes of tracking them. the sales took place. the tracking did not. two of the weapons were sold to patina who believed to purchase 700 weapons as part of "fast & furious." the other bought by sean steward, convicted of weapons charges in 2012. we don't know the exact locations where the guns were recovered, martha. martha: there was ongoing investigation into "fast & furious" by the administration. how is that going? >> reporter: the house oversight committee is suing for documents related to the program. the attorney general was cited in contempt for failing to hand them over. all this came to light after the murder. december 2010 after the murder of border agent brian terry. he was shot and killed by illegal immigrants smuggling

host: dan, glendale, arizona, dan you're on the air. caller: can you hear me?: we can barely hear you. caller: i'm calling earlier about the gentleman talked earlier about technology in a vehicle. where the government is at with the spending, i've not fathom how they're spending so much money on each particular vehicle not just for local law enforcement, i'm talking federal law enforcement. and not to mention, drones and all the other vehicles. these are coming through. these vehicles are coming through the auction for all the border patrols, all the police department, crown victoria vehicle that the government paid $30,000 for and additional $30,000 to equip the vehicle and they're selling them for 10 grand at auction. host: dan update on san diego mayor bob filner this is from the associated press. the democratic national committee plans to vote friday on a resolution urging the mayor to resign immediately. filner is being accused by dozens of women by making unwanted sexual advances. the 70-year-old's accusers including a former communication director a univ

. >> dwhren dale police department -- glendale police department.and now at north dakota, a lot of their aus research efforts, and he is one of the experts on how law enforcement can, in fact, use and fly unmanned aircraft, and al actually works with the grand forks' sheriff's office with their uas operations. please join me in welcoming al. [applause] >> thank all of you for coming. i've got the tell you, i'm a little bit relieved, because when we did this session in las vegas last year, the room was packed. so it tells me maybe this issue is going to the back bunker a little bit -- burner a little bit, and that's heartening to me. just to set the tone just a little bit, what we're here to discuss today is something that's very, very important, and that's the respect for citizens that we serve, that law enforcement agencies should have when utilizing any new type of technology. respect for the fourth amendment and, unfortunately, i've had some experiences in my background where i've seen that even though a particular law enforcement agency doesn't

what was the police department glendale police department.and now and north dakota she heads up a lot of the research efforts and he is really one of the experts on how law enforcement agencies can use and fly the aircraft and work with the sheriff's office with their operations. please join me in welcoming al. [applause] >> thank you for coming. i have to tell you i'm a little bit relieved because when we did this in las vegas the room was packed. what it tells me is maybe this issue is going to the back burner a little bit where it should be. that is heartening to me. just to set the tone of well but what we are here to do is discuss something important and that is the respect for citizens that we serve that law enforcement agencies should have been utilizing any type of new technology. respect for the fourth amendment, and unfortunately i've had some experiences in my background where i have seen even though a particular law enforcement agency doesn't of use the technology or abuse the freedoms of the public they serve, another agency doin

in the glendale police department. he is now in north dakota and heads up their research efforts and is one of the experts on how law enforcement agencies can use and fly unmanned aircraft and has worked with the grand forks sheriff's office after their uas operations. join me in welcoming al, thank you. i thank all of you for coming. i am a little bit relieved because when we did this session lester in las vegas, the room was packed. what it tells me is that maybe this issue is going to the back burner a little bit where it should be. that is heartening to me. bit,t the tone a little what we are here to discuss a something very important and that is the respect for citizens that we serve -- that law and so -- that law enforcement should have using new technology, respect for the fourth amendment and i have had experiences in my background where i have seen that even though a particular law-enforcement agency does not abuse the technology or abuse the freedoms of the public that they serve, another agency doing somethi