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has been described as distasteful. it has cost the woman who took the snapshot her job for now. the soldier hasspended after posting this picture of soldiers smiling and striking poses around an empty flag-draped coffin. it's posting on the instagram account went viral, and its caption, we put the fun in funeral has lead to anger and outrage. >> it's unfathomable to me that people who are not just service members but have been picked to be in this area would be to thoughtless. >> in photo, it's so damn cold out, why have a funeral outside, somebody is getting a jacked up flag. a suggestion, the guard says that the family of a service member would receive an unprofessional folded flag because of the cold worth. the matter is being investigated. and issued this statement . . . thefallout over the pictures has lead to threats against harrison by way of phone calls and social media, the guard says it has taken steps to ensure her safety, but have removed her from the duty she required a special recommendation to perform. >>> the owners of a power plant have been ordered to plug a second leak. the w

jaup after blowup, few years ago, young people made it big and looking at them smiling, laughing, ha ha ha, look that the frat boy, mark zuckerberg shows up to his ipo address and it was all acceptable a few years ago. now, it no longer is so because the public is expecting a lot more from silicon valley. technology is everywhere. grandma uses it to connect with junior. everything we do is now technology based. it has become strategic, the public invests billions of dollars of their life savings in companies like twitter and facebook, they are expecting a dark behavior. using social media, the public is speaking up and becoming very uncomfortable for people like tom perkins. tom perkins was known as the king of silicon valley. even though kleiner perkins is disavoig their association with him, he was the guru and at one they would tout as being a visionary around a legend and so on. no longer can he get away with this behavior, no longer can the frat boys get away with this kind of behavior. this there is an uproar about sexism, ageism, elitism in silicon valley and this arrogance will not

off awe >> i ain't coming back. >> go see him. >> ha-ha-ha. off a >> normal. >> good to be home. do the honors. >> yes, ma'am. >> cigarettes are in the car. >> can't have it right now. >> give me a hug. >> take a picture. >> i don't care. >> finally. >> all right. >> all right. everybody in. >> while jones savors his first moments of freedom. back inside wabash. convicted murderer, leonard, fights for a different freedom. he has a review hearing with his case manager to determine if he is ready to be released back into general population from administrative segregation. the only world he has known for the past 16 years. >> you going all way out with it. ain't you. >> go. >> the prospect of the killer of a corrections officer being released back into general population naturally has some staff on edge. >> offender mcquay, comes off as a well spoken individual. that being said he does have the conduct history with the staff, the murder charge of a staff member from a previous facility. so even though he does come across as a quiet individual. you have off to keep that in mind dealin

what they lack in size, they more than make up with in personality, thanks to the man in charge. >> ha ha hayou doin', man? >> i'm doing great. >> are you having a great time? >> having a great time. >> in the wine business, everyone is trying to get their bottle of wine noticed. but for mac mcdonald, being noticed in a crowd has never been a problem. from his overalls to his straw hat, mac is about as an original character to the wine industry as it comes. but he's banking on exactly that fact as he tries to bridge the gap between his heritage and a new blend of wine drinkers. >> it's to promote wine to all nationalities, but with special interest on the african-american community. and i think that is good for the wine industry. i don't say you have to drink african-american wine. i just want folks to drink wine. you may not like vision cellars pinot noir. that's ok. >> and mac couldn't have come into the industry at a better time. new research shows that only a handful of wineries are actually owned by african-americans, yet they make up more than 10% of the nation's wine drinkers, which i

the national security agency has a has said it has forced out civilian staffer and non-graded two others. says he used the fire employee -- the fired employee passwords. we will host a debate on edward snowden after headlines. a federal judge has struck down virginia's ban on same-sex marriage. on thursday, judge arenda wright of u.s. district court said virginia's law violates gay people's constitutional right to due process and equal protection. allen's ruling has been delayed pending an appeal. virginia's attorney general announced last month the state would stop defending the ban in court. the social media giant facebook has expanded gender options available to identify users. from 10n now choose options including transgender, inter-sex, and fluid. plant int a volkswagen chattanooga, tennessee are in their final day of voting on whether to form a union. the united auto workers is seeking to represent the plant's 1,550 eligible employees in what would be its first presence at a u.s. plant owned by a foreign company. the union push has faced intense opposition from republican lawmakers

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of the rest of the world is very cautious about doing what daniel has suggests. >> unfortunately, what has happened some of the world has not been risk aversed enough and has picked different groups to fund, some have turned out to be more closely linked with folks involved with terrorist games than we would like. one that sandy burger subjected in the "washington post" is to stop funding and supporting those in liberating areas so they have some benefit for having thrown off the assad regime. also if you don't like the arming option is to consider a blockade or other ways to make it harder for bashar al-assad to be resupplied. if there are conflicts with russia, okay, why are you arming this guy? you have a whole range of military, non-military, very, very forceful to not very forceful at all options that most of which have been explored and given up as not feasible in the past, but as the body count mounts and as dan said we're trying to reduce and shift the balance of power. >> the world has talked a lot about russia as far as syria goes, but what will iran? what is their angle? what role are they willing to play as

surveillance, here's the reality of what has to happen, your only way of getting somebody is a victim witness, which means a girl has to be trafficked or virginity sold, so she hasat she gets rescued. if she gets rescued, then you pray she will have the courage to be a witness against the perpetrators. that's the only way for it to work. >> over the next two days, i set out to meet with two high-ranking officials at the forefront of cambodia's battle against human trafficking. general pokitay is in charge of the human anti-trafficking police task force. he's been in office less than a year and already he's frustrated. >> translator: we are still limited in prosecuting these violations because first we lack the expertise. and second we lack the technical equipment. sometimes we see a violation but we can't collect the evidence we need to prosecute the offender. >> this is the secretary of state for the interior ministry who oversees the nation's anti-trafficking mandate and has been working on getting the law changed. >> we will discuss about that, you know, because we plan to discuss among the justice ministries and also the judge prosecutor and also police, wor

to guantanamo president obama from the first day he went in office has been trying to close it and congress has been you know congress has to appropriate the money he can't he can't ask a soldier or sailor or anybody else to do anything if there's not funding for it and congress has built into the military appropriations bill for five six years the road out literally a sentence that says no money from this appropriation can be used to close guantanamo so they have barred him by law from doing that so he's wanted to as to campaign finance reform you know he's called for that but the supreme court blew that up with citizens united. and i think i would like to see him as a more outspoken advocate for an amendment to the constitution that would clearly say that money is not speech and production that's protected by the first amendment the corporations are protected by the fourteenth amendment this is not to be you know totally in the bag for obama i use these to drop the ball or. if. i have some problems with some of the things that he's done but i think overall nate can you imagine what would have happened if mitt romney or

. >> ha-ha-ha. >> oh. you leave my house alone! ile marcus thomas may find her tenacity could reward her. terrence mosley is about to be rewarded. >> and that was part of the thing. >> talk to you tomorrow. >> december 9. >> really. doing you a favor, huh? on the one hand. >> warden culiver has been keeping terrence's mother aware of his behavioral problems. he hopes she can talk sense into him and trigger a permanent change. >> hello. how you doing? i tried to. i be tried to. right? i just got that problem. i -- i still got that problem. it's a problem. she want to talk to you. >> yes, ma'am. appreciate it. we got a contract. i got a contract with him. if he can go until november 15th without getting a disciplinary, we are going to try him in general population again. you know? that's something he has the got to work on. and, i don't know. we may make a couple months. if he continue to do well. i'll let him call you in a couple months. yes, ma'am. maybe we can get him a bible and let hem read -- let him read the bible. yes, ma'am.

has had in the last couple of weeks. her messaging has not been very strong. she has been slow. mpaign has been slow and weak to respond. so i think both her handling of reporters and her messaging have left a lot to be desired so far in this race. >> dave, thank you very much. >> my pleasure. >> okay, everyone, it's time to hash it out. now, some say -- it got a little holier today. "time" news feed meeting pope francis meets chocolate version of pope francis. the pope meeting with a chocolate version of himself at the vatican. gift from an italian chocolate maker. it took 1.5 tons of cocoa to make. and the legendary motown artist marvin gaye is making one of his fans witch rich, very rich. fans buy 50 cents and finds marvin gaye's passport inside. it has an estimated value of $20,000. and yesterday we told you about the horrible hotels in so muchy. but a new olympic size problem for the american athletes. time.com tweeting russia doesn't want american athletes to have their chobani yogurt. they were planning to send a thousand containers of the protein rich yogurt to so muchy.

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has not been found. >>> a mystery illness with polio like symptoms has medical resergers baffled. they are trying to find the cause and the connection between two dozen children. sofia jarvis seems like a normal healthy four-year-old until you notice her left arm which she has nicknamed lefty. >> lefty is my favorite arm. >> reporter: her left arm is paralyzed. she has developed a mysterious polio like illness that paralyzes limbs. >> it can affect one or more limbs and the prognosis is not good so far. most of the children have not recovered use of their arms or legs. >> reporter: some of the children had symptoms of a cold, but health experts don't know if it is caused by a virus or something else. >> even though it is acting like polio where the par sis develops suddenly over 48 hours, it is definitely not polio. all of the children who have the illness have been vaccinated against polio. >> reporter: sofia was hospitalized for what the doctors thought was asthma, then she got sicker. >> she ran to the treasure box to grab a toy and i saw her left hand mid grasp stop. >> reporter: the family turned to the children's hospital of stanford where the doctors are taking a hard look at five bay area cases. the average age is 12. all of the children were vaccin

does not include the information that i received this week but it has many other things, the international agency has a research cancer, has irc has also declared air pollution and particulate matter. >> thank you for coming here and you did a elegant job in laying out a very tough and i actually go back quite a while and i will go back to the building days when this has introduced and i think that it was supervisor amiano. >> in 2008. >> yeah. and it had a lot of people confused and i know that the areas, and it was because of the people starting to move and live in the industrial areas, and you know you had the whole late work lost and... >> it was confusion with the green building code as well. >> yeah, so in the spirit of what you just testified here i totally concur and as someone who just finished a building who has gone through this experience, and it is funny that you were mentioning because the report that i did do, it said, some parts of the building the top floor did not happen in the lower part and to be honest with you you are better off to do the whole building. that said, and just a few quick points, you not

while most inmates try to deal with prison life the best they can, hymes has fought the system all the way. >> ha, haw life. i can go anywhere. i can get a passport. i can do anything, you know, if i want to. i'm not under supervision of law enforcement at all times like i have been. so basically i can do anything i want to. >> although hymes has reached the end of his sentence, the stakes are higher than ever. >> hymes has two strikes against him right now, and i think he is aware that if he commits another crime and is prosecuted for that, it could very well be a third strike. which he would be looking at 25 to life. >> i'm too old now, you know. i mean, i figure if i came back to prison again, i would never get out. no matter if it was for a two-year sentence or something. no telling what happened. i just can't subject myself to that. >> christmases, thanksgivings, birthdays. he got to spend one birthday out of jail in over 15 years, he's able to spend one birthday, and that was in 2003. >> first my plan is to go eat a good meal, you know, and my sisters come to get me and just be around my family

the administration impose this contraceptive mandate which has led to the suit by the little sisters of the poor. he has instituted delay's. he has put certain penalties off for a while. hocs simply --it is ad and this is what has so many people up in arms because they cannot plan their own lives. businesses and individuals have to plan for their own insurance, their health care, and yet it changes day by day. this is the kind of thing that has led to the extraordinary unpopularity of this bill and in particular the way it has gone about thing implemented by this president and his administration. up on let me follow- specific examples of where the president has used his powers -- let's get to your phone calls on this issue. democrats won, good morning. caller: good morning. i think this question is ridiculous. likethink what it would be if the president did not have this executive order. congress is not doing their job and if this president did not have this executive power, where with the people they? if this had not been brought up -- this was not brought up with other presidents. what is happening here? are they trying to crip

prediction is they would be either trying to start a new business,ñrñr whichy would be afraid before the has has hasce, they thea me a go -- may go back to school. two million? i don't seed. >> we can quibble over what he said. i agree you. all in the eye of the political beholer. you seem to beys with nancy pelosi and others who say this is not a good thing. you don't see something good job-wise in this. this is not a boon here. right? >> it could be a good thing. is these two million people are leaving the work force of their own accord, there are two million people that would gladly take their jobs or hours. if they don't need to work, hasd a spouse that is supporting them, starting a new business. >> you're trying to say those two million dropouts -- they're dropping out for a variety of reasons, not the least of which is, all right, uncle sam has my back. in other words, it's like extending unemployment benefits. sort ofñrñr like providing food stamps ad nauseam. to those who use it for a "evÑi buttress -- >> nothing is going to take that big of a hit on their income to get 50s or $100 a month

ha-ha-ha. oh, they never learn. you were saying -- while you were watching this. itings. changed your name of al qaeda and america. i am surprised. this guy is representative of a broader sense. anything you can do try to change the perception of it, and they tend to do. we are that sequestered from the world. you can smoke weed before class, after class. hang out. don't have a real job you think the crazy thoughts. >> my problem, two things. if there are any, students who are relatives of 9/11 victims they would, i, they would kill the guy. number two, i think that was it. no, calling bin laden a freedom fighter. bin laden was never fighting for freedom. a takeover. >> fighting for islam. he wasn't want freedom. that's why he is fighting. in a sense he is a fighter of freedom. he is an imperialist. he wants to global it, an imperial, neo colonial way of going about things. they still think spain belongs to them. they believe it is part of the -- >> i'm with them. >> yeah. >> i'm emperical and normative by the way. >> i hate the logic. a reward for foreign policy.

wants to make that accusation, to come forward and present actual evidence that any journalist has stolen -- has sold documents or stolen material or engaged in any kind of criminality.

even though the way that this white house has won this war has been outrageous, with white house staffers telling four-star generals their business, there has been unmistakable progress. that progress has come on the backs of our troops. specialist ty carter woke up one night to find it out was being overrun by 300 enemy fighters. he not only stood his ground, he ran over 300 meters to save a -- 100 meters to save a wounded soldier. carrieddered him and him back, over a football field, through 300 feet of grenades and bullets. here we think it is a big deal when somebody returns a pig staying -- a pigskin 100 yards for a touchdown when 11 men are trying to tackle him. waseant dakota meyer ambushed on patrol in southern afghanistan. he learned that the americans and soldiers were caught off. marine,d with a fellow and broken the ambush, just the two of them. he knocked down anyone who stood in their way. janice m a n afghanistan or better was walking down the road with an american intelligence officer, went to tell a band partners -- went to taliban snuck up on them. martin --n and not -- marked him for death, but he survived and was reunite

most of the rain has been north of the golden gate bridge. this has subsided. but more moisture has developed just off the coast there. let me show you some of the heavier cells to the south and west heading towards the sunnyvale area as well. you can see returns in the shades of yellow. san jose picking up rain. even down towards santa cruz and check out what is going on out towards livermore valley area. they had quite a bit of rainfall move through that area. in the north bay not that much at all. things will start to pick up a little more overnight tonight. i do want to emphasize this is a very weak system and tomorrow we will enjoy some sunshine. back to you. >> good deal. the rain is causing minor problems around the bay area. here a steady rain combined with wind. the chp has issued a warning for flooding along 101. you can track the rain in the bay area by using live doppler 7 hd on our abc 7 weather app. our weather app makes it easy to share photos of how you are welcoming the rain tonight. you can download it on our website. >>> we are learning more about a san jose firef