don't underestimate miss herman. >> like warden culliver, sergeant herman was known for being both toughassionate. >> have you been drinking any water? come and get a cup and start drinking some water for me, okay? sometimes when you're sick like that and you're not hydrated, it messes with your mind. >> when sergeant herman would walk into a unit, it was almost as if, you know, a sergeant in the army or something was walking into a barracks. people really, they understood that she was coming in, she meant business. >> attitudes in this pod cease from this moment going forward unless you want to be on 72-hour lock, that means no coming or going. canteen, visitation, phone calls will be shut down. you give me deputy a hard time? we going to run it military-style strict. >> after serving four years in the army, sergeant herman had a career as a media marketing executive. shortly after 9/11, she came to work for the hillsborough county sheriff's office in a quest to find more meaning in her life. >> know this. know it really good, okay? i do not play. >> she says she has found it working wi

herman's scans were positive for the tao tangles.termined he had cte. >> i think it's from doesn't head injury. >> we don't have a way to confirm it in life until now. we can establish it through prevalence and how common this disease really is. >> distinguishing alzheimer's from cte is crucial because the underlying brain pathology is different and the treatment that helps one disorder may very well not help the other. dr. jon lapook, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," charlie sits down with president hassan rouhani on his reactions to the crisis in syria. and best-selling author stephen king joins us in the studio with his latest movie, a good marriage. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> another victim fighting for his life, whoever pull the trigger is till on the loose and we have a live report from police headquarters in a few moments. >>> also developing right now this

herman's scan was positive for those tau tangles. the diagnosis was c.t.e. >> so the damage is caused by physical activity or just age? >> in your situation, i think the best explanation is it's from the recurrent head injury. we don't have a way to confirm the diagnosis during life until now, and we can now stieb the-- through prevalence and how common this disease really is. >> reporter: distinguishing alzheimer's from c.t.e. is crucial because the underlying brain pathology is different. and a treatment that helps one disorder may not help the other. >> pelley: fascinating advance. jon, thanks very much. in the battle against one of california's biggest wildfires, are the fire crews getting the upper hand? that's just ahead. cranberry flatbread before we craft it into a sandwich. the amazingly tender roasted turkey -- always raised without antibiotics, the zesty cranberry mostarda, the freshly baked flatbread... but here's what you don't always see. the care and attention that goes into it. because what matters most is the simple,

herman's scan was positive for the tao tangles.osis was positive for cte. >> the damage was caused by a physical activity or caused by age? >> in your explanation, think the best explanation is from the current head injury. we don't have a way to confirm it in life until now. we can establish it through prevalence and how common this disease really is. >> distinguishing alzheimer's from cte is crucial because the underlying brain pathology is different and the treatment that helps one disorder may very well not help the other. dr. jon lapook, cbs news, new york. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," charlie sits down with president hassan rouhani on his reactions to the crisis in syria. >>> plus we'll look at the black market for iphones overseas. >>> plus, best-selling author stephen king joins us in the studio with his latest movie, "a good marriage." that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com and i

leaking asphalt oil along lake herman road. no injuries were reported. and the cause of the rupture remains under investigation. >> pam: like in the east bay the details on how the money will be used. charles?new at 8.belmont police are costa conning associates tell me that there were so many increase in calls regarding domestic violence. they are hoping that this money will assist and decreasing those numbers. providing number to contra cup counting neighbors that were affected by child abuse. they will receive a large portion of this money to identify domestic abuse cases that

he'd grown up with herman welker in idaho idaho and they were big sports fanatics. and so welker and bridges called and said what you need to warn your good friend if he doesn't resign from the senate immediately, we are going to make sure the charges against his son are reinstated if we are going to get him convicted and that will be a problem for him politically. >> she said i would be blackmailed and so they get the charges reinstated into the other weeklong trial and he was convicted. those who knew them watched them everyday at the trial and said you could visibly see them age. his hair went from brown to gray nearly overnight. he wouldn't even eat lunch in the senate cafeteria. it was almost destroyed his life. he considered if he could run in 1954. while there was a burning christmas, someone broke into their washington, d.c. apartment are ransacked and took nothing of value. there was something they thought there was nothing. imagine the pressure that was put on senator hunt and his wife having had your privacy being invaded like that. and so, they talked fo

sergeant sarah herman has come to talk to her about her behavior. >> your history says you can't copepopulation because you've had issues with everybody. >> i mean, it's not all my fault but i understand what you're saying. >> let's talk about fault. real quick, if you're not in it, it couldn't happen. so either own it or you don't. >> i take full responsibility. >> then nothing else needs to be said. once you get to that point, miss 20-year-old, happy birthday, okay? that tells me that maybe, just maybe in your future, all of this will change. i'm hoping for you, okay? am i confident? no, you've got a lot to learn at 20 years old. a lot. your habits have not changed. they have not. you are doing in jail, according to this report, what you are accustomed to on the street. the behavior is the same. >> i mean, what the report says is that i was selling pills in the pod. >> close that new york mouth for a minute, seriously. i said it. you are qualifying every freaking thing that comes out of your mouth with an excuse, which means you're not owning it. accept it as what it is. you have to

herman cain is with us. herman, i say that is flat out politics. he goes ahead with amnesty for four or five million illegals. what do you say? >> i agree with you, stuart, absolutely. positively, affirmatively. he didn't worry about the american people understanding it when he made that threat earlier. what has happened is his democrat, his democrat colleague ares that are running for office have basically said, mr. president, please hold up because, one, it's going to infuriate conservatives, it's going to infuriate independents and people who are not diehard republican or democrat, and it's also going to infuriate some of his own supporters like unions. see, the unions see this as taking away jobs from some of the union workers. so he was really going to basically turn off both sides of the aisle if he were to do this. so now he tries to put it in the posture of he wants the american people to really understand what he's doing. we know what he's doing. he's playing politics. stuart: but a if he delays until after the election, he still hasn't pl

. >> jimmy: pee-wee herman himself. >> pee-wee herman!m-hm-hm. that's right, man! [ laughter ] >> that's really great! >> jimmy: no, but he's doing a a different character. he's a villain. >> yeah. let me paint a picture for you. >> jimmy: okay. he's a great actor. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i like him. >> paul reubens. >> jimmy: yeah. >> james spader. >> jimmy: hm-hmm. that's the picture? [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: you left a lot open there. a very abstract painting. so wait, we're going to show a a clip. so is this clip from the show that aired earlier? >> no, this is a clip that no one has ever seen. it's coming on in a week. >> jimmy: all right, good. you guys have to watch "the blacklist." you have to watch megan boone. she's awesome. here's a clip. it's a sneak peek of megan boone in next week's episode of "the blacklist." take a look at this. >> i'm not taking any chances 'til she's safely turned over to the local police. >> out of the question. she's coming back to the states. >> you don't make that call. >> agent harold cooper alrea

dottie herman ceo and president of douglas elliman. you must have tennis neck, back, forth, which one is it if you extrapolate the real meaning of the housing market? >> when it comes to housing numbers, there is closed, existing, they're mixed up, hard for the average person to know what they're talking about. the reason existing home sales was a report that came out a couple of days ago was down i think 1 point something percent, resales, the institutional investors bought up tons of foreclosures, that's done. so the volume is down. now it's the individual person that's buying. liz: are you seeing a lot of all-cash deals? i don't know a lot of people who can do an all-cash deal. >> we saw more all-cash deals in the last couple of years than we've ever seen. that's on the high end. the lowest sector, the worst sector of the market to come back was the first-time buyer. mainly because they couldn't get a job, came out of the recession. liz: are they coming back? >> they are coming back because the job factor is coming back. liz: millen

but i wish there was a way to incorporate pee wee herman into actual nfl football.casey, i think we can. here's a clip from sunday's game between the cowboys and 49ers, but with pee wee herman as the announcer. >> cowboys hike the ball. they give it to the running back. ha-ha oh, tackle! where'd the ball go? i don't know! he picked it up. he's running. ha-ha running. ha-ha running. ha-ha running. touchdown, 49ers. ha-ha, hmm-hmm. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he should do that! >> steve: oh my gosh. >> jimmy: where is he? we got to get him on the show again. i love that guy. he is one of my favorites. this one's from josh guffey. "hey jimmy, i'm about to be a a freshman in college. can you give me some advice?" well, i don't really have a ton of advice. but i know someone who might. ladies and gentlemen, nick offerman! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] welcome, nick. [ cheers and applause ] nick, now i understand that you might have some advice for college freshmen? >> that's right, jimmy, i do have one piece of advice that's incredibly important and it is as follows. i

in 6f, sergeant sarah herman has just learned that the agitated inmate is headed her way. >> i'm getting a new arrival from the booking area. my sergeant just called me and told me that this gentleman is not happy. taking one, two, three, four, five, six. so once he's out of their custody, we try to bring it down just a little bit emotionally so that he doesn't cause any disturbance in my area. >> thank you, gentlemen. we appreciate it. >> we'll talk when we get you secured in a cell. >> here it is. >> bring your hands forward. there you go. >> thanks, sarge. >> the inmate is brian singletary. he's serving a 30-year prison sentence for crimes including assault on a law enforcement officer, carrying a concealed firearm and possession with intent to sell. >> what is your complaint? >> my complaint is i have been getting treated bad since i got here. i have been singled out. >> what happened? >> my legal stuff that went through and tore up. you know, i mean, so i don't know what has been taken and what's not been taken. >> okay. we have no interest in taking your legal stuff. you do underst

i matter herman. >> i'm brian thomas. our headlines at this hour. the referendum on scottish independence sees record voter turnout as britain awaits vote on the future. >> ukraine's fight is america's fight, too. that is what the ukrainian president tells the u.s. congress. scotland is poised on the brink of history with the hours ahead determining whether it will become the world's newest nation or become part of the united kingdom. >> a turnout is expected to be very high. home and abroad. >> to the tough streets of glascow, people are almost equally divided over scotland's future according to the latest opinion polls. >> the last chance to make themselves heard. >> a lot of enthusias for the campaign. but obviously can't translate hat to votes. >> the emotional debate. >> of think the people of scotland should run scotland. >> i think it will make things worse. >> he is hoping he and the scottish national party have done enough. >> in the hands of the people of scotland. >> if scotland decides to break away, there will be no return. the final re

but i wish there was a way to incorporate pee wee herman into actual nfl football. that?" well, casey, i think we can. here's a clip from sunday's game between the cowboys and 49ers, but with pee wee herman as the announcer. >> cowboys hike the ball. they give it to the running back. ha-ha oh, tackle! where'd the ball go? i don't know! he picked it up. he's running. ha-ha running. ha-ha running. ha-ha running. touchdown, 49ers. ha-ha, hmm-hmm. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he should do that! >> steve: oh my gosh. >> jimmy: where is he? we got to get him on the show again. i love that guy. he is one of my favorites. this one's from josh guffey. "hey jimmy, i'm about to be a a freshman in college. can you give me some advice?" well, i don't really have a ton of advice. but i know someone who might. ladies and gentlemen, nick offerman! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] welcome, nick. [ cheers and applause ] nick, now i understand that you might have some advice for college freshmen? >> that's right, jimmy, i do have one piece of advice that's incredibly important and it is

and he had grown up with herman welfare in idaho and their big sports fanatics. and so welker and bridges called jacoby and said look, you were a good -- you need to warn your good friend of lester hunt that he doesn't resign from the senate immediately we will make sure these charges against his son will be reinstated and he will be convicted and they'll be a problem for him politically. hunt said i won't be blackmailed, and so they did get the charges reinstated. that october young hunt went to drop a weeklong trial in the district of columbia. he was convicted. those who knew the hunts then watched them everyday at the trial and they said you could visibly see them age. lester hunt's hair went from brown to gray, nearly overnight. he became a recluse. he would not even eat lunch in the senate cafeteria. it just almost destroyed he and his wife. and so over the next few months he considered whether he would run for reelection in 1954. at christmastime in 1953 while the hunts were back in wyoming celebrating christmas, somebody broke into the washington, d.c. ap

alcanzaron el gigantesco contenedor que pertenece a la empresa "syar industries" sobre la calle "lake herman vallejo. blanca -- mas de 60 personas fueron arrestadas el pasado fin de semana en la ciudad de mountain view, por uso ilegal de drogas. vo --esto como consecuencia del concierto de "beyond wonderland" que aglomero a decenas de miles de aficionados a la musica electronica. --en el concierto del aÑo pasado, vecinos del "shoreline amphiteatre" se quejaron del fuerte ruido que segun ellos, hizo temblar sus viviendas. blanca --continua la busqueda de oficinas y lugares aptos para que cientos de trabajadores de la ciudad de napa puedan ejercer sus funciones. vo --esto como consecuencia de los destrozos sufridos en las oficinas gubernamentales a causa del terremoto que en agosto azoto a esa ciudad. --ahora la fiscalia y la oficina de defensa publica entre otros, buscan donde ejercer, pues se estima que sus oficinas estaran habilitadas nuevamente hasta dentro de seis meses. topvo blanca ---a partir de hoy, los duenos de unos cuatro mil edificios en san francisco que no han sometido sus propi

despite the explosive staep, general nay rice is standing by herman saying in social media, if your intentions were to hurt us, embarrass us, make us feel alone, take all happiness away, you've succeeded on so many levels. her husband telling espn this, we have a lot of people praying for us. i have to be there for general nay and my family right now and work through this. the nfl's boss finally addressing the tape controversy. >> we had not seen any videotape of what occurred in the elevator. we assumed that there was a video. we asked for video but we were never granted that opportunity. >> also in the tape cross hairs, ravens management owner steve bish otity says we should have pursued our own investigation more vague rousely. we didn't and we were work. >>> political redemption for one but a tough break for another house incumbent in yesterday's primaries. new york governor andrew cuomo and running mate survived democratic primary challenges. republican scott brown is expected to win in the new hampshire primary. the former senator from massachusetts goes on to challenge senator jeanne sh

worked with nicholas eight years, herman miller 12, jawbone for 12. getting better. >> charlie: show me what we have here. >> i brought a few things that are portable i could put in a bag, so i didn't bring you any chairs or motorcycles. but there's a couple of projects which is the original pc xo, which we have 3 million out in the world. when we worked on this in the early stages, presented the idea, everybody said it's impossible. everybody said technology had to have, you know, it had to have a very big hard drive and you had to be able to play dvds and that was -- you know, it had to be bigger, larger, heavier, and much more expensive. so when we said $100 laptop, nobody believed it, and that was one of the greatest challenges any design team has ever taken on. >> charlie: how is it powered? it consumes very little power, about a tenth of other machines. it's powered through -- in some countries, they have electricity that's available, but there is also a solar panel solution. we have crank solutions as well. >> charlie: i mean, part of what i th

international president herman says the student's effort to put pressure on uc to sell its stocks that do business in south africa has their full support. harry bridge is making a rare appearance predicting a grand swell of support for the apartide movement all over the country. >> it's a shot, but now that the whole country behind it they're going to feel it. >> reporter: cannot move to a demand. >> one move is being met, the views of the group's respected here and other groups can be presented to the region. >> reporter: assembly speaker wily brown said he's ashamed of his fellow regents for dragging their feet and he predicted the student protest will force them to take action. >> i think it's coming together and it's amazing to me that the regents still aren't doing anything about it >> reporter: the students were arrested after they sat down at the sidewalk at university hall and refused to move. they included the student body president from uc river side. berkeley city councilwoman nancy skinner and uc berkeley student winner nob era. all six were lead off amidst the cheer of dem

. >> in dave herman's den the memories run wall to wall.hlights of a decade s-long career with the new york jets. now 73 he played right tackle during the 1969 super bowl. >> i was lined up against big bub ma smith. he would slap me in the head for 60 minutes and i woke up after the game and i said who won. >> no no. don't get confused. >> over the past 20 years, herman's wife romano it issed he was developing problems with memory and thinking. >> it's the loss of the special things we've done in the past. >> the memories together. >> mm-hmm. >> it shows that the hip camaapocampus is damaged on both sides. >> neurologist dr. sam gandy from new york. >> he thought he had alzheimer's. >> cpe or chronic traumatic encephalopathy is related to concussions. a protein called tau help made the diagnosis and until now the only way to find them is at autopsy. dr. ganldy developed a pet scan. a different scan ruled out alzheimer's. herman's scan was positive for the tau dying noetangles. the diagnosis was cte. >> we don't have a way to con furthermore

in the roosevelts, you will hear some of america's greatest herman asward franklin and marilyn street as elmore. ken burns, like his films, he never becomes outdated. me in welcoming the club member ken burns. >> thank you all very much for coming. i'm so happy to be back at the press club. it's really been a home base for our long arduous for the film.urs exception. e -- i do feel compelled to edit. was negative three years old back then. though i was already working not yetlls, i had perfected what we call the ken effect quite then. i also feel, now that you war, that ihe civil reminded you 24 years ago, in the, when we came with civil war, that i reminded you felt aboutm sherman newspapers men. he hated newspapers men so much was sure if they killed them all, there would be news breakfast.efore and, of course, unfortunately, unscathed withpe the rooseveltss roosevelts, thol eleanor, who held twice weekly news conferences with first time a the first lady did that -- and franklin, because he had been an the harvard crimson, felt that had made him a newspapers man himself and loved to

championship to serena williams this month, grabbed her stuff and zoomed off in a courtesy car to herman hatten apartment, but then a -- to her manhattan apartment, but then a little while later she came running back with a panicked look upon her face. apparently she had forgotten something very important. that would be the $1.45 million consolation check, which is some significant consolation. >> guess how much serena got. she got like 4 million. >> she won. >> i would take the 1. for 5 and -- 1.45 and i'm okay with it. >>> kansas governor sam brownback signing a formal declaration today declaring this zombie preparedness month. he said if you're prepared for zombies and the zombie apocalypse, you are prepared for anything. >> i agree. i call myself a mombie. that is a mom who is like a zombie. >> i like that. >> that's kind of slick, jan. we are going to use it more. >> yes, we are. >> that is all for our news at 7:00. we're back here at 11:00. >> have a grit night here, everybody. i need to get sleep. that's what that means. you want i fix this mess? a mess? i don't think -- what's th

>> back in 1996, herman cain, who later tried to run for president, was the head of the national restaurant association. struck this behind closed doors deal, with congress, saying that they the nra would not oppose a modest increase to the overall minimum wage as long as this wage stayed frozen forever for tipped workers. at 2 dollars and 13 cents an hour. >> could you bring somebody down, please, because we need to speak to somebody about this. we've been trying for several weeks. >> so for the last twenty-two years as the regular minimum wage has continued to rise, the minimum wage for tipped workers has stayed frozen. basically this industry is saying we don't have to pay these workers at all. they should work for us, but we don't have to pay them at all. you should pay them as customers. >> with tens of thousands of tipped workers, that adds up to a great deal for darden's magagement. >> we can actually see that darden's being listed as one of the one hundred best companies to work for, despite the fact that they've paid out nearly fourteen million dollars in lawsuits related to wage t

will hear some of our, some of america's greatest actors, including paul giamatti as theater, edward herman as franklin, and meryl streep as eleanor. conference is also a frequent guest at this podium, because, like his films, he never becomes outdated mac please join me in welcoming the documentarian and press club member, ken burns. [applause] >> thank you all very much for coming. i'm so happy to back at the press club. it's really been a home base for many, many of our long, arduous, promotional tours for the film. and today is no exception. i do feel compelled to edit my room, just one little bit. he had the civil war sure is coming out in 1950. i was negative three years old then. [laughter] and though i was already working with stills, i had not yet perfected what we call the ken burns effect quite been. i also feel, now tha now that yu brought up the civil war, myron, that i reminded you 24 years ago in 1990 when we came with the civil war, that i reminded you what william tecumseh sherman felt about newspaperman. he hated newspaperman so much that he was sure if they kill them all

in the roosevelts, you will hear some of america's greatest actors, edward herman as franklin and marilyneet as elmore. ken burns, like his films, he never becomes outdated. please join me in welcoming the press club member ken burns. >> thank you all very much for coming.

susan herman is the president of the aclu. welcome. >> thank you very much. thank you for having me on your show. >> our pleasure. so, in 2004, congress made september 17th "constitution day." then, a few years ago, president obama expanded that, creating "constitution week." why is it so important to celebrate the constitution? >> i think there are two reasons why it's really important to celebrate and to learn about the constitution. the first is that the constitution is our founding document. so, to be an american and not know what's in the constitution is like playing a game without knowing what the rules are. i think the second reason why it's really important to know what's in the constitution is that the constitution isn't only about history. it's not only about what happened in the 18th century. it's about what happens to us every day. so, to give you an example of how the constitution is relevant to all of your lives and the lives of students all over the country, without the constitution, students would not have a right to disagree with their school

now back here yolkally, best squash players in the world can be found battling it out at justin hermanwith $70,000 return to san francisco and all glass plates. >> we need to get the court into places people can get to know our sport. so this is fantastic, >> we hope the crowd will bring the noise. players do respond. >> i'd kill for an accent like that. >> bring the noise, he said. >> thank you. >> join me tonight at 9:00 on the wild weather and the wearable technology, how it's supposed to work. then at 11:00 a neighborhood hero for a woman who helped track down an arsonist targeting her neighbors. >> tonight, the united states has largest fully protected marine reserve anywhere in the planet the president used his authority to protect forever. we can show it to you on a map the monument near wake island. it is now 500 square miles. and makes it off limits to commercial fishing. whether sea or land, the tug-of-war for those that want to protect our natural resources and harvest them is intense. what matters is that we strike a sensible balance while we have resources to protect. we'r

herman" cruise terminal... at pier 27... is touted as state-of-the-art, includes a public park. andle the >>> a new terminal opened for cruise ships in san francisco at pier 27. it's touted as the state of the art and includes i public park. >> it can handle the biggest ships afloat today and can be expanded in the future to be able to handle next generation vessels. >> the facility will be used for conferences and trade shows when a cruise ship is not in port. it's close to here. >>> big 3d printer being shipped off into space. sumi das explains it will be the first time humans will be able to build tools they need out in the galaxy. >> reporter: it could be the start of a new era in space exploration. a 3d printer is going somewhere it's never gone before. outer space. developed by california-based made in space, the 3d printer was born of a desire to explore the moon and beyond. >> our goal was to actually push humanity further into space. we realized the problem is to launch everything that you need. >> reporter: what if

rutgers athletic director julie herman says classless display at saturday's big ten conference game does not represent the school's views orphan base. several photos appeared on rutgers official facebook page showing tailgaters referencing the jerry sandusky scandal on shirts and on signs. the pictures had since been deleted and by the way, penn state ended up winning that game. >> all right. >>> eagles in action on phl17 tonight but phillies have people talking too. >> the team is apologizing to fans tonight and jeff skversky is in for ducis rodgers live at the "action news" big board tonight, hi there. >> jonathan papelbon suspended by major league baseball for seven games tonight and find for making an offensive gesture toward phillies fans yet. team supports the decision. as you said apologizes for papelbon's actions. he claims he made an equipment adjustment in not making the the gesture at the fans, who were booing him after a blown save yesterday. papelbon will begin serving the suspension tonight but he maintained his innocence after the incident last night. >> by no means was i

this happened at syar industries on lake herman road. the rupture sparked a small fire but oil did not ignite. this happened this afternoon. firefighters say the substance is nontoxic and there was no threat to public safety. >>> a romantic rivalry may have sparked the killing at a south san francisco fitness club. prosecutors say ken net osako killed diego with a steel bar inside the bally total fitness two nights after galindo asked out osako's girlfriend. they say the woman turned down the offer then told her boyfriend about it. family members are in shock. >> we are just devastated, in shock. we just can't believe that this happened to a man that never did any wrong to anybody. we're in so much pain right now. i can't explain it. >> the suspect turned himself in to thursday. he's being held on $10 million bail. >>> the controversy within the nfl doesn't just focus on commissioner roger goodell. today the owner of the baltimore ravens held a lengthy news conference about his handling of the ray rice situation. >> it's a bad picture an

for the first time at pier 27, the james herman cruise terminal welcomed thousands of passengers today. the state-of-the-art terminal comes with incredible views and includes a public park. >> this facility can handle the biggest ship afloat today and it's built actually to be extended into the future to be handle next generation vessels. >> the brand-new facility will be used for conferences and trade shows when a cruise ship is not in port. >>> a bay area liquor store banning cheap foods and it could be the first of many. the customers -- cheap booze and it could be the first of many. the customers it's helping to cut off. >> there's no going back from this, no rerun. >> it could be a divorce messier than any hollywood headline. the bay area scots weigh in on today's historic vote to break away from great britain. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. iwith something terrible to admit. i treated thousands of patients, risked their lives, while high on prescription drugs. i was an addict.

now back here yolkally, best squash players in the world can be found battling it out at justin herman a $70,000 return to san francisco and all glass plates. >> we need to get the court into places people can get to know our sport. so this is fantastic, you know? >> we hope the crowd will bring the noise. players do respond. >> i'd kill for an accent like that. >> bring the noise, he said. >> thank you. >> join me tonight at 9:00 more on the wild weather and the wearable technology, how it's supposed to work. then at 11:00 a neighborhood hero for a woman who helped track down an arsonist targeting her neighbors. >> tonight, the united states has largest fully protected marine reserve anywhere in the planet the president used his authority to protect forever. we can show it to you on a map the monument near wake island. it is now 500 square miles. and makes it off limits to commercial fishing. whether sea or land, the tug-of-war for those that want to protect our natural resources and harvest them is intense. what matters is that we strike a sensible balance while we have resources to

tusk is to be the e use next president he'll take office on the first of the semper he's replacing herman van rompuy who sees the e.u.'s major challenges are the economy ukraine and britain's place in europe the blocs leaders of also nominated italian foreign minister federica to be their new foreign policy chief political commentator on a fund density thinks the two new leaders hold very different political views and that's my prove to be a problem for the future of the. maurine is seen very much as tolerant and candid as towards russia while donald tusk is seen as tough men who will are wrestle with president clinton about it's small to about it's about this relationship should be functional and unfortunately it's not because they contradictions as so profound that there is no other way that the states worlds try to built up by a letter all relations with russia because more complicated more profound the debate in europe is and less less vision common vision is represented towards russia our last chance is for european union to become a real player and fulfill its role or if it's an inv

. >> no, it is the open squash championships at justin herman plaza. >> the venue couldn't be better at a glass-enclosed court. the players love it. >> they will compete for $70,000 in prize if you didn't know, squash got its name because of the squashable softball used in play. >> number one healthiest sport to play. >> probably got its name because you squashed your opponent. >>> thanks for joining us. >>> welcome to "world news" tonight. and the chaos at american airports this evening. more than 1,000 flights canceled, passengers stranded because of one man's dangerous actions. the pictures coming in. >>> and the other air scare. planes diverted when worker at an airport shut down the runway. by mistake. >>> the workplace horror. a fired employee returning and doing the unthinkable. one co-worker killed. another jumping in. >> it sounds like he is running around out there. lock that door. >>> america's most wanted. the phone call we now learned about and what the hard drive on a computer reveals. >>> and caught on tape.

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sky 7 found crews cleaning up the heavy oil that spilled from a 30,000 gallon tank on lake herman road. they covered much of it with a sand-like material. the tank started leaking around noon and fire broke out around 2:00. >> there was a small fire in the insulation and we called the fire department to come out. we had it pretty much out by the time we got here. they are still on cleanup duty and watching to see no further damage occurs. >> nobody was hurt. the business processes concrete, asphalt and other materials used in road building. >>> a new report says the middle class has not gotten a raise in 15 years. according to the website 538, the median income in 1988 was $52,000. after adjusting for inflation, the median income is still roughly $52,000. analysts say the economic recovery is just not translating into higher incomes for the typical american family. in the meantime, poverty among hispanics is down. it fell from 25% in 2012 to 23% in 2013. no other group saw a decline. >>> it's been more than 50 years since the passage of the 1963 equal pay act. but in many cases, women

josh bolton and alexis herman is first.mes ciccone, carlos, tom johnson, vilma martinez, stanley kristen , connie newman, linden oleson and laura tyson. and serves as members are bruce and margaret. join me in thanking our full committee. [applause] as you can see we have been lucky to put together a distinguished group of individuals who will advicese on all aspects and help us ensure this program is a state of the art experience. we join together to launch the program because we believe that working together in the spirit of collaboration is truly the best way to chart the path forward. we want to work with and help develop individuals who believe in that same philosophy. and the work of our four centers is evidence that individuals of different backgrounds and perspectives can unite to pursue a common goal. we heard from margaret about the fortunes and objectives but let me set the stage and put the program into greater context. i will start with the curriculum that is being designed by dr. paul, the senior associate dea

leaking asphalt oil along lake herman road. no injuries were reported. and the cause of the rupture remains under investigation. >> pam: like in the east bay the details on how the money will be used. charles?new at 8.belmont police are costa conning associates tell me that there were so many increase in calls regarding domestic violence. they are hoping that this money will assist and decreasing those numbers. providing number to contra cup counting neighbors that were affected by child abuse. they will receive a large portion of this money to identify domestic abuse cases that have the potential to turn deadly. looking for a suspect who >> monitoring the actions of the offenders and decreased the homicide significantly. >> reporter: overseeing contract county residents domestic abuse initiative of this act could save lives. >> there are things like this an attempt of and sprinkle mud brick weapons in the home. things that can i be identified the people are experiencing and prevent any domestic violence or homicide. >> reporter: those areas have largely

president to pledge long-term or herman and presence of nato troops in their territory. nato already increased air controls in april. naval presence was increased in the u.s. deployed 600 paratroopers across the three countries. and poland. the country say making these measures permanent is key to deter russia. has been talk about permanent nato bases on baltic soil, but last month the estonian prime minister said this isn't what estonia seeks. that there are other more modern -- modern ways to deter russia. estonianscerned are about a russian incursion? is this a real possibility or is this something which is building? is the overriding concern is that if putin is doing what he is doing to the ukraine, the risks rise for the bordering nations. >> this is certainly the key topic among estonians who remember the soviet times of deportations. the relations have never been warm between russia and the baltic country since independence in 1991. russia has been accusing the baltics of discriminating against the russian minority. the fears of russia among the baltic nations inc

dan herman, kron4 news. >>> more aftershocks in napa today.geological service says a 3.0 tremor struck just outside american canyon. tonight we learned a business near the epicenter hit. >> those with the usgs basically tell me that the acceleration rate that hit at downtown joe's was highest. they have equipment set up at 115 different locations and the acceleration rate again at the restaurant behind me highest. i do want to go to some of this video. because in this video you can see the retro fitting they have done. it was an extensive project, $700,000 or so. and they basically built a steel building and attached the two together. i spoke with him about this process. this is what he had to say. >> the lawrence national lab that our normal retrofit in this area would be this vine to support a g load. we measured 6.1 here. and it was such a high load they took the measure back out and had it recalibrated to make sure it was the right signal. >> reporter: just because the acceleration rate was highest doesn't mean it was hit the worse. doesn'