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hea >>> "action news" continues with adam joseph, jamie apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >> hellogain, rick and monica are off. what is happening on "action news," secretary of state john kerry embarked on a diplomatic marathon trying to quell the crisis in iraq. >>> and a florida woman tries to beat the drug charge by eating the evidence and instead ends up in bigger trouble. i do and the details, john kerry landed in baghdad to deal with the dire situation in iraq. >> it is clearly the moment where the stakes for iraq's future could not be clearer. >> his message also clear, the united states will not choose iraq's next leaders. factions need to put sectarian differences aside to save a country very much on the brink. karen travers joining us live from washington with the latest development the on this today. hi, karen. >> good evening, brian. isis fighters taking control of key territories along the border with jordan and syria. u.s. officials say the big concern is holding together a nation that is plunging into chaos. second of state, john kerry, did not sugar coat it. >> thi

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fortunately there are a lot of groups, including ours and others, who are represented hea you know provide a lot of support to hiv positive people so that they do feel as though, you know, they're supported if they're not in their families. >> so it's a great resource for folks who need to make the first step because they need help. >> yes. >> we have to take a break. we have so much more to talk about. stay with us. when we come back, we'll continue our discussion about the bay area's lgbt g ever. worst morning ever. [ angelic music plays ] ♪ toaster strudel! best morning ever! [ hans ] warm, flaky, gooey. toaster strudel! ahhh! what is it? there are no marshmallows in this box of lucky charms! huh weird. seriously? what? they're magically delicious! don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. ahhh! wh there are no marshmallows in this box of lucky charms! huh... weird... seriously? what? they're magically delicious >>> welcome back to "beyond the headlines." we're talking with some leaders from the local lgbt community in celebration of pride m

fortunately there are a lot of groups, including ours and others, who are represented hea you know provide a lot of support to hiv positive people so that they do feel as though, you know, they're supported if they're not in their families. >> so it's a great resource for folks who need to make the first step because they need help. >> yes. >> we have to take a break. we have so much more to talk about. stay with us. when we come back, we'll continue our discussion about the bay area's lgbt com >>> welcome back to "beyond the headlines." we're talking with some leaders from the local lgbt community in celebration of pride month. we have with us today, linda harrison, executive director of the museum of the african diasporo, anthony ross, and dana van gorder, executive director of project inform, dedicated to finding a cure for hiv in the next ten years. so, we're here to talk about gay pride month and why that is so important. so, dana, let me start with you. why does that mean something? what does that mean to you? >> i've been participating in these events for many years. they've changed

you sit courtside and you find yourself having to constantly watch what you say because they actually heajimmy: oh, right. >> versus where i normally sit where no one gives anything about what you say. here, you're right next to the players, right next to the coach. you are censoring yourself. it's just awkward. >> jimmy: yeah, well -- it's even more awkward if you don't, i guess. have you been busted by anyone saying anything? >> yes. >> oh, you have? >> they hear you. they respond. like, can you yell things out. practicing before the game starts, you're like, come on, suck it up! and they're like -- i didn't say it, it wasn't me, like, what? and you -- i just forget. >> jimmy: from watching tv, those words go through the television. >> football, no one hears you. you can just yell and yell and yell. it's great. >> jimmy: do you do that? >> yes. >> jimmy: really? >> yes. it's oddly therapeutic for me. i view sporting events as a very calming yet violent experience, because you just sit down, you have a beer, you're relaxed but you're being so vulgar, it's great. i don't know. it's very f

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>> you saw that line of showers and thunderstorms moving through the south of williamsport hea heading toward the south and east. this we have been to be watchful of overnight. my eye is on this right here storms moving across the bay along the eastern shore of maryland at about 30 miles an hour and they will be impacting delaware soon. you can see the severe thunderstorm watch right now extending as far east as lancaster county. and we'll keep an eye on that overnight to so if it gets extended thunder to the east into our region. but focusing on this cell right here talking about heavy rains associated with it, and also freak lightning. some ponding on area roads with very heavy rain. this cell will be near crumb ton at 11:01. seconds away here at this time. dover by 11:41 and in bauers by 11:55. it's not severe but it's very heavy rain, 40 miles an hour winds and also frequent lightning. overnight threats with these storms heavy downpours. frequent lightning. not damaging winds at this point. we're looking at about 40 miles an hour gusts with these storms. now, coming up we'll take l

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my name is hea selby and i am here in support of cynthia crews for the public seat of the commissioner, and going off the message a little bit, i am also thrilled to this appears to be a wonderful candidate as well and looking at what you are working on, i believe that she will enhance the commission with her passion. she is passionate about good and independent government and she is an executive member and as you all know, just the voters and which was the guide that many san franciscans use to depend on. and she is a frequent speaker at mta board meetings and at the board of supervisors. and she is also passionate about the environment, and a passion that she comes by naturally from her time. she advocated for maintaining sunday meters that reduces pollution in san francisco and increases safety for bicyclists and pedestrians and provides more parking for sunday drivers. and she is well versed of clean power sf and she is passionate of working in private industries to strengthen the accountability and citizenship. she serves both on the green team and also, as team captain of her com

a friend of one of the accused boston marathon bombers is hea heading to court tomorrow for detentionearing. he plans to ask the judge to release him on bail while he awaits a trial on charges of interfering with the investigation. the 23 year old is accused of deleting computer files and lying to investigato investigate probe of the tsarnaev brothers. the people who investigators say planted those bombs. >> in new york city booze see saturday night boat party ended up with a crash no a runway pier at laguardia airport. there are new tough questions tonight about how easy it is to get close to those planes. here's fox's lisa. >> reporter: in this exclusive picture, you can see the 28-foot, 1981 well craft boat with its hull smashed. wedged right under the runway 22 extension at laguardia airport. the nypd tells us the boat crashed around midnight sunday morning. and was operated by a 51 year old man who had two party companions on board. former navy seal jonathan gilliam is shaking his head. >> there's a number of different types of technique they could use to bring down a plane and b

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and we need to identify what is causing this hatred in their hea hearts.ok at the pictures with these killers in a very early age whether they are playing in their soccer uniform, how can they turn into these cold hearted killers, or psychopaths. we need to identify what is happening so they don't go out and carry on what they're doing, as far back as columbine. >> do you think back to the day of the killings at columbine? >> i think the most difficult thing for me is when on that horrific day i ran out of my office right into the gunfire. and that is something that will remain with me for the rest of my life. and what made it even more difficult is finding out that if dave sanders, my dear friend, did not come up the stair case at the time he did i probably would have been dead. so i immediately got help. and one thing he has been able to help me do is re-program my mind that when i walk out of my office i no longer see that day, kids lying in blood. i had to re-program. and now i am envisioning what they kids did when they were alive. >> and do you think

right now apmerica wants to hea what he has to say.an prove he deserted in an attempt to find the taliban. >> you have no question about that in your mind? >> no question in my mind. >> raise your hand if you think he deserted. wow. raise your hand if you have some question whether he deserted. wow, go ahead, finish your point. >> so, once he got with the taliban and got connected with them, whatever -- at that point, what happened after that we don't know and we're going to have to wait for his answers. we heard the reports. we were still in the army. >> you're in afghanistan. whether it was reported on the news really suddenly and nobody grasps on to it, i heard these things or whether it was through the rumor mil but clearly, now that these documents are out, there is just still no way to prove it i mean exactly and there is no way i can say it. >> when you think of him in captivity for five years and see the video of him coming home, the taliban released it, a property began to piece, but nonetheless, it shows him. do you think thi

you've probability heard ly hea. covered up with the fog. but things should be clearing up. >>> new this morning, spain welcomed a new king earlier today. there he is. that is felipe vi. he will take over the throne as his father juan carlos hands over his crown after a four decade long reign. the new king is expected to face tough challenges as that country emerges from a deep economic crisis. >>> facebook is back up this morning after an international outage that lasted about 30 minutes. people certainly noticed. they took to twitter to talk about the site malfunction. the company is not saying what caused that outage. facebook has had some problems before, but this one seemed to be more widespread. the website and mobile services were down here in the u.s. and numerous european countries as well as parts of asia and africa. >>> amazon is taking the wraps off of his fire smart phone. it has 4.7 inch screen that can project 3d-like images. the fire phone comes with 12 months of amazon prime and has a feature that uses the camera to identify

tell me, because of the unique insight, you could tell us about where he might be inojf+mrj hea, in hisnd what he faces. >> i was elated when we escaped from captivity. there's this graded story of bowe breaking into tears when he realized american soldiers did have him. and he has a long journey and he's going to carry the last five years with him and there's criticism of him and soldiers who may have died looking for him and he's going to carry that as well. i understand people's frustrations but i think we should hear from bowe what led to this, him being taken captive and hear his side of the story. >> rose: what has his parents told you over the years? >> they don't know, you[, know, what led him. it seems to come off the base and they've been desperate just to get him home safe. they're very concerned about him. >> rose: that concern is based on the understanding what five years in the hands of the taliban can do or more. >> definitely the time with the tale -- taliban. i was there for seven years. he helped me escape in the end but he and i could speak english to each other. bowe

heas been locked at his home in ward street all night and will not let officers in. police say there could be children in that home, as well. the area nearby is blocked off. >>> twitter says its chief operating officer has resigned from his post. he joined twitter in 2010, before that, though, the ceo of pixar. he will stay on as a strategic adviser. >>> president george h. w. bush celebrating his 90th birthday today by jumping out of a helicopter. his eighth sky dive. this is actually video from a previous one. first took place back in 1994 when he was shot down about 150 miles. >> why does he have to jump in tandem then? these he's a war hero. >> got some excitement around here. >> you know, i love that. i love that. i don't know if we'll be doing any of that. nice to see somebody's out there. >> you know what, weather's good out there. going to be windy for today. so, all of your water sports, not a great day for that. also your temperatures are going to be cold in the city. 60 degrees for you and 77 in the north bay and 74 in the south bay today. >> that's good.

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cameron, a press conference where president obama can likely face much more questions based on what we've hea heard, so he can expect there will be questions coming about sergeant bergdahl's release, particularly on the issue of what other soldiers have been saying about the circumstances of his disappearance from the base. but he will be essentially having his whole morning very full of international and g-7 issues. perhaps he'll have a little bit more time free this afternoon european time, morning time east coast, of course, to deal with the issue of sergeant bergdahl. john? >> it does seem like the white house is trying to move this ball forward. they met -- white house staff met with senators last night on capitol hill. is there a sense that the president will say anything different today in public to try to change the perception of this deal? >> reporter: it doesn't appear that he will change what he has said. what he's been very clear on is that he would take the opportunity, if he had it, and he said this is a discussion that's been had in congress before, that if he had an opportunit

where hea great moment has two separate dinners planned, one with president putin.ho knows if you have a two flights of wine set up for that. >> hans nichols on the ground there in brussels. >> a bloomberg exclusive for you. of america's most successful businessmen have teamed up to help small businesses. goldman sachs ceo lloyd blankfein and michael bloomberg teaming up to coach entrepreneurs. >> i remember being a great listener and a diligent athlete, but i have a feeling we were all a bit alike. >> do you feel like the younger generation wants to take note? have icons like mark zuckerberg, the guys from snapchat becoming multimillion and billionaires, they don't necessarily want to learn from their elders. >> those are so rare. you have a better chance of winning the lottery. you're going to have to get used to the fact that you will have to work your way up. it will be a struggle. you will have ups and downs. that's just the real world. i don't know very many peoples are successful who did not have lots of downs in their careers. anyone with a meteoric rise is

i would walk away and say not my problem, i don't need the hea heartache, but i said what kind of leader would you be if you did that. you spent your whole adult life. now it's payback time. you owe it. >> we appreciate the transparen transparency. i speak to a lot of tech ceos on bloomberg tv. i hear a lot of frustration about the organizations and the spying, and the concern is that we're getting into a protection ist are environment. so what do you say to ceo's like john chambers, who take mem feel as though, you know, we're still moving forward as a global economy despite these concerns about one nation spying on another, and another nation spying back? >> well, first, i certainly appreciate the concern. who are you to think that? far from it. he like many others have a responsibility to the organization and i don't question that. the points that i try to make to my corporate counter parts are, look. what we're doing is the activity that almost every significant nation on this planet does. it attempts to gain insights on the world around it, to forestall threats to it's citizens. i d