we have a greyhound, a sheep and a cat and another greyhound involved. the white one is frisky and cantaloupe on the couch and there is the lamb that is 13 days old climbing on everything. i think it thinks it is a dog. the cat is pancake. i love his subterfuge under the wrapping paper here. >> to me pancake is ruling the roost. seems rekethef group is afraid. >> some of the animals may seem familiar because they have been on the show before because of their antics. >> hey, cantaloupe. cantaloupe. >> i am quite impressed at the level of playfulness between the dog and the sheep, not scared, neither huff them seems to know what they are actlly. think they think they're the same t i believe they haven't been taught not to like each other. a lesson in tolerance. >> this is a serious lesson. >> a reality show in the making. >> it should be a reality show. >>> police trying to keep the peace get too close to one woman. >> in doing so they nudge her just enough. >> see what sent protesters over the edge. >>> these dudes bust out fire extinguishers to make thei

now this happened on the 1900 block of san pablo across the street from the greyhound bus station. he stole a woman's coat with her wallet and credit cards and cash from another person. again they are only described yamerican male teenagers and detectives will be tracking the credit cards to see if they can find the suspects. they are also looking at surveillance video. we got a look at the camera and it was right above where the shooting unfolded. so that may provide important clues to detectives. live from oakland i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time now 6:03. new this morning less than 20 minutes ago there was another aftershock from that magnitude 5.7 quake. claudine wong is in our newsroom and you've got video showing that quake damage. >> reporter: that is right. one thing we know without a doubt that earthquake was felt from miles, hundreds of miles away. one bay area sent me a tweet. the house creeked, the ceiling fan wiggled. another victim said she was on the 21st floor of the reno casino and she felt it. this is the view in the evergreen market in greenville.

[applause] in 1961, my people could not board a greyhound bus. leaving washington d.c. traveling to virginia, north carolina, south carolina georgia alabama and mississippi on our way to new orleans with the probability of being arrested or jailed and that is what happened i was selected as one of the original freedom riders. we met in washington d.c. on may may 1, 1961. i was 21 years old and i was a few pounds lighter then. we went through a period of training orientation and i will never forget it. on may 3, 1961 we all went down to a chinese restaurant in washington d.c.. i had grown up in rural alabama and attended school in nashville tennessee. i never had chinese food, never been to a chinese restaurant and that night we had a wonderful meal. someone said you should eat well because this may be like the last supper. the next day on may 4, 1961 half of the group boarded a greyhound bus and the other half a trailways bus. the first incident occurred in charlotte north carolina won the young black man attempted to get a shoe shine and end all white waiting room that

vegas health officials are accused tonight of shipping psychiatric patients with a one-way ticket on greyhound buses to los angeles, san francisco and other california cities. >> stephen: hey, what happens in vegas, stays in vegas. unless what happens is psychosis. now, folks, one psychiatric hospital, one hospital is accused of shipping more than 1500 patients all over the country. but they're not just abandoning them. as one patient sent to sacramento explained he was given a three-day supply of medication and told to call 911 when he arrived. we could save even more money if we gave them a three-day supply of raisinets and told them to call moviefone. of course, some cities might not like having psychiatric patients dumped on their doorstep. easy fix: don't let them off the bus. we'll have a nationwide rotating caravan of buses filled with the mentally ill. ( cheers and applause ) folks, i think this "out of sight out of mind" strategy can save money on all our social problems. let's end poverty by flying the poor to sub saharan africa. or we could strap the elderly to rockets and shoot the

thank you. >> michael: our crack digital unit has collected everything you need to know about the greyhoundposted it outs on current.com/thewarroom. up next in "the war room," the gop gets a head start on spring cleaning. >> coming up the biggest, best sale of the year if youlike weird republican artifacts don't go away. >> everyone in michael jackson's life was out to use him. (vo) no one brings you more documentaries that are real, gripping, current. >> if you believe in state's drug war you must be high. >> "viewpoint" digs deep into the issues of the day. >> do you think that there is any chance we'll see this president even say the words "carbon tax"? >> with an open mind... >> has the time finally come for real immigration reform? >> ...and a distinctly satirical point of view. >> but you mentioned "great leadership" so i want to talk about donald rumsfeld. >> (laughter). >> watch the show. ♪ >> michael: let's head down to los angeles, california and see what "the young turks" have cooking tonight with guest host lauren thompson. >> good to see you, michael. cenk is off, but all of th

you could be surprised what it costs to take a greyhound bus over the memorial day weekend. >> also, yahoo c.e.o. marissa mayer defends her deal with tumblr. we follow developing news in oklahoma following the devastating tornadoes including the town of moore with searchers looking hard for >> covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> more machines can pat themselves on the bay for being better about paying credit cards on time. in the first three months of this year, the rate really late payments, more than three months overdue, dropped 19 percent from last year. it was .85 percent and now it is just .69 percent still higher than low of .6 percent two years ago. >> the terrible storm system that hit oklahoma could be the worst natural disaster this year. >> here is jane king with the bloomberg business report. >> good morning, nearly 64 million people in a broad strip of the midwest are bracing for a third dave tornadoes with powerful storms and damaging hail from the same storm system that spun the twister in oklahoma including tornadoe

they have done a beautiful design job on the greyhound station and a school and nicest architecture in the show place sc -- square and they wanted to be our neighbor and they have been and shared the plans with the planning department and they should have told you that, so we support the very much. we love ccac. if you haven't been to their fashion show go. it's great. thank you very much. >> thank you mr. miller. ms. woods. >> good afternoon. my name is corine woods. i'm a neighbor of ccac. they're two blocks from me and i am chair of the mission bay ccac which unanimously endorses the support for the sud. we have worked with ccac for many years. they were active when we were going through the eastern neighborhood rezoning. they let us use their facilities for meetings. they were very involved in a lot of the issues that we're talking about including channel street and hooper street changes. in fact the 100 hoover street project which is across the street from them is going to be coordinating with them for a green street project so they're great neighbors much we are looking forward t

now, according to police in philadelphia, pennsylvania, kai was arrested at a greyhound bus terminalnd he has been charged with homicide. now, police became aware of kai because of a facebook post that he apparently posted on his own facebook page not long after he met this 73-year-old attorney. and it has police questioning what happened. >> so, he's claiming he was drugged and raped by this attorney? >> in the facebook post, yes. now, if you remember, we have a very close friend of ours who let kai stay in his home not long ago. our very own madrdel did spba'world" with kai. we have mac joining us "right this minute" to talk to us about how he feels about this new development in kai's story. what's going through your head as you're reading all of these headlines? >> i could tell from spending a lot of time with kai that, you know, he's a really emotional person and he's definitely had events happen to him in his life that have definitely affected his psyche. we knew him because, you know, he was a hero and saved someone's life. this is, like, the opposite of what you would have wan

. >> reporter: oakland police say the suspects in a shooting near the greyhound bus station were young teens. they say they robbed and nearly killed a man on his own birthday. >> reporter: we're live in walnut creek where grief counselors are onhand at a nearby high school after a student dies. we'll tell you what happened and how he's being remembered this morning. >>> we have new video from the damage from the earthquake that jolted an area 50 miles outside of chico and the shaking is not over yet. moat moat -- moat moat begins right now. >>> well, good morning, welcome. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's friday, may 24th. one man is recovering after being shot at the end of his birthday celebration. tara mori artie is at the oakland >> reporter: police say the teens stole a woman's wallet and credit cards. they are described as young african-american male teenagers. detectives are going to be tracking those credit cards to see if they can track the suspects that way. one officer said years ago, they weren't seeing these brazen types of crimes being committed by such young pe

. >> reporter: -- and a greyhound ticket. one way. to a city he'd never been. >> why california? what's waiting for me there? i'm already -- i'm already scared enough. >> reporter: records show the hospital issued bus tickets to nearly 1,500 patients. "the sacramento bee" found that over the last five years those patients went to just about every state in the u.s. critics call it patient-dumping, a way to avoid providing expensive care in an already overburdened system. abc news also reviewed medical records, bus receipts and six years' worth of hospital error reports. this former hospital worker, who spoke exclusively to abc news and asked us to disguise his identity, says he saw several patients put on buses who were nowhere ready for discharge, clearly unstable. >> there was this one female patient, drooling, stuttering. she's not able to communicate with us. she got discharged on our shift. >> reporter: is it or has it ever been the policy of the state of nevada to engage in patient-dumping? >> it has never been our policy to patient-dump, and the term offends me. >> reporter

senator schumer requested turned out to be bogu the democrats' main gold the data and also counted greyhound and made other mistakes and it turns out they were about as safe as others but the truth came too late to help the entrepreneur is unhappy customers today most chinatown buses are out of business. one more example. intrade a prediction market people could bet on anything political elections, american idol vendors, year after year intrade predicted oscar winners it correctly. and the odds are great predictors of election results. the last presidential election karl rove was still saying this. >> data know what the outcome will be but intrade had dlared obama the clear winner as a 99 percent chance and a half hour later we said we have called the race for president obama. for years at intrade was more accurate than all pundits all networks and markets e accurate because they represent the wisdom of lots of people and people seriously enough to bet their own money but we can no longer rely on those wonderful intrade predictions because last year due as of mid declared intrade did not hav

. >> there's a bunch of stuff going through your mind to see rocks the size of greyhound buses come offhe side of that mountain. when they hit the road, we found pieces of the yellow line in the center of the river, 200 feet away. the road was gone. when i watched those rocks come down, they didn't stop. >> i wonder, if anybody had been out there, could we have found them? >> while the road crew assesses the massive damage, the news crew asks themselves the age-old photojournalist question -- did we get the shot? >> my big worry was, was it actually rolling. i waited a little while before i hit stop. and then i thought -- please let this be on camera. please let this be on camera. and i went back and rewound the tape and -- hit play and there it was. and it felt -- felt a big sense of relief. got it. >> i knew he had it when he didn't talk to me. he just stood there and grinned. >> it takes road crews five months to reopen the highway. the total cost of the clean-up? $2.1 million. >> we work in the snow, we worked in the rain to get the site stabilized to where we could open the road ag

listen, somebody better outfit carney for a 40 reg jumpsuit over there at greyhound motors because is he about to be working with the other mechanics under the bus. >> bill: no. they are not going to fire him. >> carney? >> bill: no. he is such a true believer. you know, he will be there forever. >> i don't know about that. they got one priority now, bill, on the left. and i don't even think it's obama anymore. i think they think obama screwed the pooch on this. i think it's hillary. that's what the number one -- they are moving all their chips over there. >> bill: save hillary, they think that barack obama is done. >> of course. >> bill: i don't know. i don't know. he is a pretty -- they have a lot of resources. >> i don't mean done like he is going to get kicked out. it's just he has served his purpose. hillary is the next 8 years. they will move chips away from him and they will move chips over to her and build a little deference around her. anybody who has to go is going to have to go. it's not going -- they are not going to let it get into the oval office, obviously. they are goi

listen, somebody better outfit carney for a 40 reg jumpsuit over there at greyhound motors because ise about to be working with the other mechanics under the bus. >> bill: no. they are not going to fire him. >> carney? >> bill: no. he is such a true believer. you know, he will be there forever. >> i don't know about that. they got one priority now, bill, on the left. and i don't even think it's obama anymore. i think they think obama screwed the pooch on this. i think it's hillary. that's what the number one -- they are moving all their chips over there. >> bill: save hillary, they think that barack obama is done. >> of course. >> bill: i don't know. i don't know. he is a pretty -- they have a lot of resources. >> i don't mean done like he is going to get kicked out. it's just he has served his purpose. hillary is the next 8 years. they will move chips away from him and they will move chips over to her and build a little deference around her. anybody who has to go is going to have to go. it's not going -- they are not going to let it get into the oval office, obviously. they are going

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>> i activism actually started when i was leaving my home in ,eorgia on the greyhound bus and my dade to the bus stop. it was such a small town, there is no station. the bus to stop on the side of the road. i got on the bus and feeling the joy and emotion of the movement starting up in alabama, mississippi, and other places, i sat in the front of the bus and i was immediately forced to the back of the bass. i had to make a decision whether i would risk a education -- i was 17 -- or whether i would keep on the bus and go to my first year of college and joined the movement at my school. this is what i did and that was really the beginning of my activism. years later, i went back to mississippi and worked in the movement. about -- >> how does it for my activism? i see myself and all of the world were suffering and are badly treated and who are often made to feel they have no place on this earth. this earth actually belongs to all of us. the universe belongs to all of us. we mustn't forget it. i know firsthand how it feels when people tell you and make you think they can have everything

you come in on a greyhound business bus. two orÑi three days beforyou begin school. a place to sleep. >> absolutely. they dropped me off at the atlanta union, and i checked, and it was, like, nine bucks that night. i seed, oh, geez, this is too much. i asked him, "is there someplace cheaper?"÷zand they said y.m.c.u go down the streets. "i think it's $2." and i said that's very easy. it was maybe a thirmd of a mile or something. but it was quite a memorable experience for me, obviously. you have your one suitcase with you. you walk, obviously, hoes thatrenot used to water or snow and they kind of start melting away. it's an experience you never forget. a very life affirming where they soak right through your socks. >> rose: and then you get a job paying, what, $1.20 an hour? >> that was probably-- it really change mied life. because it was a sense of empowerment. here you see two bucks are now gone, i'm down to less than 500. and then you get a job and you can work a couple of hours and make all that up. and it really, thi, it's something so unique about america. the

>>reporter: and a greyhound ticket.ty where he had never even been. >> why california? what's waiting for me there? i'm already if -- i'm already scared to death. >>reporter: records show the hospital issued bus ticket to nearly 1500 patients. sacramento bee found that over the last 5 years those patients went to just about every state in the u.s. critic call it patient dumping. way to avoid providing expensive care in an already over burden system. abc news also reviewed medical records bus receipts and 6 years worth of hospital error reports. this former hospital worker would spoke exclusively to abc news asked to us disguise his identity says he saw several patients put on buses who were nowhere near ready for discharge. clearly unstable. >> there is one female patient doing stuttering. not able to communicate with us. discharge on our shift. is it or has it ever been the policy of the state of nevada to engage in patient dumping. >> never been our policy to patient dump and the term offends me. >>reporter: nevada ma

jay carney is standing at greyhound bus depot who is going to back over him next? >> megyn: it's not just carney. you got the treasury head, jack lew, coming out and originally he said, i only learned about the i.g. investigation from the news reporters reports. he learned it from cable news. the head of treasury, okay? i learned about it from the news. then he admitted in testimony last week, well, maybe i learned about it in march, maybe not in may along with the general public. maybe it was actually march when the inspector general had a meeting about the report. then the inspector general testified himself that he testified actually i didn't meet with mr. lew but i met with senior officials at treasury including the deputy secretary and the general counsel and told them about this last spring prior to the election. believe me it wasn't me and mr. george doing this report. i let my superiors at treasury know. so you got lew saying, huh, i don't know anything about it. president obama, saying, i don't know anything about it. except for the senior staffers but the

a greyhound bus and several cars plunged 150 feet into tennessee killing 35 people.ended walkways collapsed inside the hyatt regency in kansas city, missouri. it's believed vibrations may have led to the breakdown as did the sheer weight of the crowd. in 1983 a barge rammed into a bridge near mobile, alabama, the bridge collapsed as amtrak's sunset limited sped through causing three engines and four cars to plunge into the canal. 47 passengers were killed, 103 were injured. and in 2007 an interstate highway bridge collapsed in minneapolis sending rush hour traffic plunging into the mighty mississippi river. the disaster left 13 people dead, 145 were injured. jon: a major pirg in the benghazi -- figure in the benghazi scandal is up for a promotion. how the ongoing investigation could affect the nomination of president obama's pick for a key assistant secretary of state job. >>> also some new details about the two suspects in the hacking murder of a british soldier killed while walking the streets of london. it comes as we learn more about the victim, lee rigby, and th

years ago there was a company called greyhound and the ceo's wife had asthma.help with her asthma. i said why did you move? he made up all this stuff. it was all about his wife. >> but it doesn't matter to you one way or the other? >> not at all. >> hertz has been on a run already. they see the numbers already. >> phenomenal. who owns it? not them. >> avis. >> avis bought zip car. >> i think they bought it at a much lower price. >> thanks, oscar. thank you. >>> coming up, futures have been down all morning long. down 37 points. they have come back a little in fact. up next, commissioner bart chilton on the bloomberg breach. we'll play that music again. very ominous. "squawk box" will be right back. [ penélope ] i found the best cafe in the world. nespresso. where there is an espresso to match my every mood. ♪ where just one touch creates the perfect coffee. where every cappuccino and latte is made at home. and where i can have exactly what i desire. ♪ nespresso. what else? man: how did i get here? dumb luck? or good decisions? ones i've made. ones we've all mad