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holly, your thoughts. you do think the security guard will face additional charges from the family in this case as well? >> well, i think the felony charges that have already been pressed will probably be successful in getting a gl guilty plea. that videotape evidence is pretty damning and, yes, thing the family will go after them civilly. but when you go after them civilly, they'll have to prove damages. provable damages are all those medical bills piling up. so what we need to find out here is how much damage was physically done to the young man in the wheeled chair and like dr. jeff pointed out, are there psychological damages. is this attack we see on the videotape, is this something that's going are e choir further counseling for. >> i think who they're going go after, randi, is the school district for hiring and retaining this security guard who would engage in this type of behavior. >> what's amazing is you see these other students walking down the hallway, they see it happening but they're nonchala

holly, is there anything known about how the fire and explosion started to begin with? >> reporter: well, scott, early reports said it was some kind of electrical fault. now though the mine operators say they don't know what happened. but thousands of people who have been protesting in istanbul tonight, that's turkey's largest city, say the real problem is that the turkish government is too close to the country's mining companies and has allowed extremely lax safety standards. >> pelley: more on this tomorrow, holly williams. thank you. president obama today challenged congress to rebuild america's crumbling bridges and roadways. standing in front of a 58-year- old span over the hudson in new york, the president said more than 100,000 bridges are old enough to qualify for medicare. trouble is the funding to fix them is shrinking as our transportation correspondent jeff pegues found in virginia. >> this is just one of the bridges that we identified that we just had to deal with. >> reporter: virginia's transportation secretary aubrey lane says these battered railroad tie

we need to support our women in this cause. >> thank you very much, holly and jeff. stay with us. thoughts on this adoption case. a little girl pleading to be returned to her adoptive parents and her father now has custody of her and he wants -- just happens to be a convicted felon. the story and that discussion coming up next. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. we know we're not the center of your life, but we'll do our best to help you connect to what is. >>> this just in fto cnn. we are two-thirds to a horse racing kre ining triple crown. california chrome won the preakness stakes. california chrome becomes the 13th horse, the lucky 13th horse, to win the first two legs of the triple crown since the last triple crown winner in 1978. all that is standing between the horse and history is a victory in the belmont stakes and that is on june 7th. >>>

lee, west side courts, holly courts, those places were not meant to last this long. the plumbing issues, and the rodent issues. all the things we're trying deal with now, are things that no rehabilitation can address. i am trying to understand -- >> well, again. >> and this is -- i am very, as you can see, i am blown away by the fact that i have been aggressively working to get west side courts in particular on the priority list, because holly courts and west side courts are two of the oldest housing developments. and in desperate need of repair where we continue to have significant challenges. i am trying to understand how realistically we can make a commitment for rehabilitation. i don't see it. >> we are in the process of getting the actual information about the scope of rehab for each development. we have done physical assistance assessme assessments. the developers that are responsible for the site will have to take those physical assistance assessments and work programs on them. you may be right. >> we are not as a city looking at the possibility of demolition.

we have so many issues in holly court.robably not going to work. my biggest concern is for our residents as well, as far as our residents are already isolated in living in public housing. our residents don't have a voice in this here. if you ask how many appeared in the vision program, maybe 10. we have to start informing our residents about what is going on. so they will have the proper rights. as far as the employees, we are very concerned about our jobs, which is definitely totally important to us. and more than that we are concerned about our residents as far as the services they will receive. we are with them every day, and so we are very concerned about that. i think that's it. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, my name is sabrina cheeks, i work at the housing voucher program. i have worked there 20 years. i am here about the rad program, and i understand that it's important to implement to improve the housing conditions for the tenants. but we know that our jobs will be eliminated. and we are rushed into

holly, it is so very strange, the wife is missing, the husband is dead.hat's this tell you about this killing? >> that they were absolutely targeted, randi. this sanjay gupta some randy thing. it's a gated community and can be approached by the water and the law enforcement is guessing at this point, speculating perhaps this house was approached by the water. there's no forced entry. they knew enough it would be unlocked. walked in and they were targeted. unfortunately, what it seems like is that they took the gentleman's head to possibly torture maybe some atm numbers or bank information out of the elderly woman. she's 87 years old, randi. think about how much time and energy to take an 87-year-old woman and to care for her and keep her if you don't need something immediately from her. this was a targeted offense, unfortunately. and, you know, i really hope they find her but i think she probably served a very limited purpose and unfortunately we may not be looking at a rescue. we may be looking at a recovery right now. >> wendy, what are your thoughts on

holly williams tonight.president obama called india's next prime minister today to congratulate him. they crushed the long-ruling congress party. more than 550 million people cast ballots in the election which was watched by the entire world. we were amazed by this graphic twitter provided us. it showed us the tweets people said about the indian elections since voting began on april 7. fighting school segregation in a place you might not expect to find it. the defiant owner of the l.a. clippers says he won't pay the fine, and that's not all. and barbara walter's farewell, when the cbs evening news continues. continues. narendra moee and his opposition party crushed the lomg-rule congress party. more than 550 million people cast ballots in the election, which was watched by the entire. bragging rights, happier happy hours. so let's gro something greater with miracle-gro. what will you grow? share your story at miraclegro.com. >> alfonsi >> alfonsi: tomorrow is the 60th anniversary of "brown versus the board o

holly williams is on the scene there.efforts have been going on here at the mine throughout the night and continue at this hour. >> reporter: mers originated in the middle east. now it's in the u.s., and health officials are taking it seriously. >> reporter: gusty winds and high heat fueled this fire. the worst of this emergency appears to have passed. >> reporter: magic johnson says he doesn't know why, sterling has it all wrong. >> if i was going to trick somebody, steal somebody's franchise. it's going to be the los angeles lakers. >>> republicans and democrats agree on one thing. those comments were to raise questions about the front-runner's health. >>> brand-new companies like the one we spoke to say both systems are allowing counterfeiters to sell knockoffs to unsuspecting customers. >> they're not so much letters as a series of confessions to a priest. >>> star white wascarl white was awarded the medal of honor for running into any fire to save his comrades. meanwhile i sent back a salad because the croutons were

let me ask holly. what about these -- wellness visits.led a police officer and say, you know, i think that this friend, this loved one may be a risk not only to himself but someone else. aren't police obligated to make a wellness visit? >> well, if they think they're in immediate danger. it's what we call a welfare check. and lou will be able to tell you that, as well. you can say, well, i've been calling, knocking on their door, cars in the driveway, they're not there right now or we don't think they are. can you at least investigate to see if they are harmed? if they're inside? that's what we call a welfare check. as far as my understanding, this talk about slaughtering was posted the night before he went and slaughtered. the police would have no amount of time to go out and investigate. and let's face it, everybody's got civil right, civil liberties, freedoms. you know, suggesting that the police didn't do anything quick enough, you know, we can't go out there and wrestle somebody to the ground. >> of course. nobody's -- >> because you

holly williams is in istanbul for us tonight. holly, what's the latest? >> reporter: well, scott, the local mayor is saying tonight that 157 miners have died in this explosion, in this disaster. now, we haven't been able to confirm that figure, and the turkish government so far is saying only that 17 men have lost their lives. they're also saying that a number of people who have been injured in this accident have been taken to the local hospital. they're saying that around 200 miners are still trapped. other people we have spoken to have put the figure at 400 or even 600, and the reason for that confusion seems to be this disaster, this explosion and possibly also a fire afterwards, occurred during a change in shift at the mine. >> pelley: a developing story that we'll follow tomorrow. holly, thank you very much. today, u.s. spy planes continued searching in nigeria for more than 200 school girls kidnapped last month by islamic militants. among the aircraft is the sophisticated global hawk drone. >> reporter: these girls should be studying for final exams

holly, thank you.it's been more than a month since islamic terrorists kidnapped more than 200 school girls in nigeria. tomorrow, nigeria's president will make his first visit to chibok, the scene of the crime. the girls haven't been seen since this hostage video. u.s. spy planes have joined the search, and the pentagon has sent advisers to nigeria. today, at an israeli military base, margaret brennan asked defense secretary chuck hagel if u.s. special forces might be used in a rescue. >> we just don't know enough yet to be able to assess what we will recommend to the nigerians, where they need to go, what they need to do to get those girls back. so i don't think we're at that stage yet. >> reporter: but in that next stage, that search-and-rescue, and the u.s. has raised so many questions about the nigerian military's record-- are they even capable of hostage rescue? >> well, that's an open question. and this is nigeria. this is a sovereign nation. this is their country. we had to wait to be invited in.

holly williams discovers why states can't get a key execution drug. doctors grow new muscle in patients crippled by serious injuries. don dahler on the remarkable medical advance. and nine former p.o.w.s are honored at last. elaine quijano on why their world war ii sacrifice went unrecognized until today. >> this is an incredible honor to be standing on a stage with these guys. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening.Ñi this is our western edition. it is now four straight days of violent weather in the south and the midwest. 65 tornadoes followed today by torrential rain and flooding.Ñir this is the florida panhandle after the biggest rainfall there in decades. hundreds of people had to beÑi rescued from cars and houses. in pensacola, where the rain set a record, part of the scenic highway washed away. the flooding is blamed for at least one death in all since sunday. the storm death toll is, at least, 38, and thousands of homes have been damaged. mark strassmann is in pensacolaó >> reporte

his grandson, an admitted gang member. 18-year-old khalil black told w-g-n, his grandfather andrew hollis was dropping him off at 112-th and throop after a job interview yesterday afternoon, when another car pulled up. >> i heard the police pulled up i looked up and they're already shooting. >> the first shot went right past my face. the other one shot my grandfather in the neck. >>as for the victim, andrew hollis is being treated at christ hospital, where he arrived in serious condition. adding to the drama... khalil black's uncle -- the man behind him in the yankees jersey -- is a chicago police officer. the chicago city council is expected to vote today on a new effort to control the sale of guns in the city. mayor emanuel wants to limit the places where gun shops may operate. at a police awards ceremony, the mayor said his plan would outlaw any gun store within 500 feet of a school or park. and all gun buyers would have to be recorded on video, making their purchases. >> we are going to do it in a smart, tough and a forceful way to prevent illegal guns in our city. >>the supreme court

membership panel back with me, jeff, jeff gardere, holly hughes, brian claypool, lou colombo.d i have had multiple conversations about this. but let's be clear, okay. we can talk about mental health. but there's got to be a way that crazy people don't get guns because what it seems like they're doing is they are killing people just so they can end up killing themselves. death by cop is i think what they call it, lou. how do we get our head around this? >> well, you know, i've spoken to this numerous times. and the interesting thing is that the very thing that i suggest, i actually experienced. for example, i've had a home and an office for my business in southern california for a number of years. i resided in manhattan beach. i applied for a concealed weapons permit, business related. and i was granted one. the interesting thing was i was mandated by then, to undergo psychologic evaluation, raw shock, word association, and an interview. and that was to get the initial permit. and every two years to get the renewal. i know this works. and i think what we need to do is come to t

jean casarez, holly, jeff. julia, is it going to get worse? what are we looking at in the future? to get worse. i'm very worried about facial recognition technology. right now it's not quite good enough, but pretty soon, everyone's going to be able to hold up their iphone on the street and you'll be identifying them, and i being bring surveillance to a visceral levels. >> any upside? >> there is. videotaping can help solve a crime. so the right person is prosecuted and charge. eyewitness identification can be falty. when you have it on videotape, a jury can see it and it can solve many things. and by the way, there's no expectation of privacy in public. >> and police agencies around the world say it deters criminals as well. >> it does deter crime. >> but are we opening ourselves up to just sort of accepting, giving away so much of our privacy every day? >> well, remember, what jean just said, you don't have an expectation of privacy on a public street. i was just in court this monday arguing that because someone was trying to take a restraining order against my client because she

remove him from the vehicle, you know, it would set off the explosives. >> it turns out sergeant holliswith the bomber. >> terry and i met about 20 years prior to the incident. he was working at a convenience store and my partner and i would always stop in and visit with him, make sure he was okay. he would be working the graveyard shift. >> sergeant hollis, the sheriff and lieutenant bob lee communicate with rosland through a crack in the window, trying to convince him to give up peacefully. >> we tried to talk him into not even thinking about taking his life, because he was so young, and that he had a family. >> but they are alarmed by what they see inside the car. >> he had a couple gallons of what appeared to me to be gasoline in a box with pipe bombs and some more gun powder and things like this in the back seat. >> rosland sips cough syrup and asks to see his wife and son. >> kept inquiring about bringing his family there, and that's a no-no as far as i was concerned. we kept saying that we couldn't locate them, which we couldn't at that time. >> they were having problems, she was

holly butler is happy. >> my first year here but i'm glad they closed the parks. i was worried about the trash, and now it's clean. reporter: in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> breaking news out of san francisco. at a popular dog bark. san francisco firefighters say man and his dog win over a cliff this afternoon -- went over a cliff this afternoon. firefighters repelled down the cliff and brought both the man and dog to safety. fortunately no one was hurt. you can see the firefighters there and the man some the dog coming back up. >>> the chp says an accident led to two others on highway 101 in san jose just after 2:00 this morning near the oakland road offramp. a motorcyclists came across an accident and then crashed into a disabled car. the chp reports the motorcycle was hit three times by other vehicles. one car then slammed into a wall. the motorcyclists was seriously hurt. that stretch of 101 was shut down for several hours. >>> a map faces charms -- a man faces charges for attacking 0 woman at a shopping mall yesterday afternoon at the plant s

let's go to holly gordon, president of girl rising, global campaign for girl education.eatures the stories of schoolgirls. you were in nigeria last october. 230 missing. what are your predictions? >> well it's obviously a great tragedy that citizenship of nigeria has to deal with things like this bus explosion. for girls in nigeria the opportunity to have education for any child in the world, the opportunity?vfÑ3u a[7][?[zncvl[wÃfuture. so i'm very hopeful about the future. i'm always hopeful. suddenly this kidnapping is a great, great tragedy. >> we're seeing protestors at the moment holly, who have been protesting the families in particular. what is your thoughts on the level of progress and what boko haram is trying to do? >> boko haram has made girl education their work. we have a different opinion around the world. we have seen what happened. often militants target girls as a way to keep control. and it's just not okay. >> now there is going to be in the next few days a meeting of the world economic forum committed to improving the state of the world. they're goin

for "cbs this morning," holly williams, copenhagen. >> wow.e to go. >> i've interviewed him many times. hes are is an experimental guy. >> have you tasted his food? >> no. >> you haven't tried the grasshopper juice? >> no. but i trust him. when i've tried other, it's also good. >> i'd love to go. key & peele are in our toyota green room. we'll look at how the >>> i taught school for 20 years in the inner city, so don't even think about messing with me. you all feel me? okay. let's take the roll here. jaquelan. where's jaqeulan. no jaquelan here? >> do you mean jacqueline? >> okay. so that's how it's going to be. you all want to play. okay then. i've got my eye on you, jaquelan. bilake. where is bilake at? no bilake here today. yes, sir. >> my name is blake. >> are you out of your [ bleep ] mind? blake? >> what? do you want to go to war, blake? >> blake? >> that sketch is from key & peal. the award-winning sketch series is known for tackling racial issues. the show is being honored this morning in new york with a peabody award. the prize commit

holly williams, cbs news, soma, turkey. >>> in south korea this morning, prosecutors indicted 15 crew members of the ferry that sank last month. homicide charges were brought against the ferry's captain and three others. 11 others were charged with negligence and abandoned passengers. the disaster left more than 300 people dead or missing. >>> well, coming up on the "morning news," the 9/11 memorial and museum is set to open. we'll take you there for a preview of the exhibits ahead of today's dedication ceremony. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can clear a table [ sneezes ] without lifting a finger, you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. ♪ zyrtec®. muddle no more™. [ female announcer ] and now introducing children's zyrtec® dissolve tabs for full 24 hour allergy relief. to you... they're more than just a pet so protect them, with k9 advantix ll it's broad spectrum protection kills fleas, ticks and mosquitoes too. k9

and if you were white they called you things like holly crab or ( bleep ) or this or that. >> stephens howly mean? >> white person. follow along, honey, follow along. white, white. >> stephen: i don't speak aloha. >> hawley means a foreigner and it refers to people who are white. >> stephen: did you have to develop a character? >> i did, i really did. i developed a lot of armor in those days. it was okay. it really was okay. when i discovered that i actually could make those people who were not happy with me laugh, this was a big step forward for me. and, really, i never looked back from that. things changed for me one i learned that i could make people laugh. and then once i went to a high school where there happened to be a few more white people than me, so i know did discrimination. i know about that. because i felt it. i know what that's about. and my dad was fantastic. my dad was like everybody's swell. everybody's great. it department matter what color you were. it didn't matter what color you were. he was the most tolerant man i ever met and i think i got a lot of that from him

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let's bring in holly hughes and psychiatrist dr. gayle saltz.your reaction to sterling calling herself co-owner? and the bigger question is what legal claim might she have to the team? could she stop this forced sale? >> she could. what you are looking at is california is a community property state. they have been married longer than they have been owned the clippers. he didn't buy them until 1981. they have been married since 1959. so any of the property that was accumulated during the course of that marriage is considered community property, randi. she does have a claim. california's 50/50 state and don't forget sterling started his career as an attorney. as a personal injury and divorce attorney so he's familiar with the laws. so there may be a pre-nup in place we haven't heard about. there may be a legal document drafted getting her to say i amy not part owner of the team and very interesting to see what documentation she is able to produce and what documentation he is able to produce to fight her on this. she stands a very good chance becau

holly makes a great point. i was charged with preventing alcohol use, suicide, eating disorders, sexual assault. they would pick up the phone and say we have an eating disorder problem and you need to go out and educate on it. we need to start bank strategic about prevention. look at the public health model. colleges and universities have not -- many, because of lack of support or lack of resources, are not building robust programs around prevention. if they do have programs around prevention or maybe one person, they are not being strategic about how they prevent. they may do a one-shot orientation. i struggle with this daily, how do we help them change that? beyond writing a check, how do they do this? even if it is creating a grant program, and we have one, they do not hand out a lot of those, only a small amount. being at an institution that could have applied for that, i would've had to write that federal grant with maybe the help of irb. that struggle -- it goes back to some of the organizational dynamics

tom fuentes, holly hughes an lou columbo join me again.t police visited to check on his welfare. he says, quote, i don't suppose i won't know the full truth of who called the police on me. the police interrogated me for a few minutes, asked if i had any suicidal thoughts. i tactfully told them it was all a misunderstanding and they finally left. if they had demanded to search my room, that would have ended everything. lou, you're a retired law enforcement agent. i know we're not pointing the fingers at police, but should they have been accompanied by some sort of mental health expert? police can only do so much, why not bring in somebody else who may be able to recognize the signs a little bit more quickly? >> well, that's suggesting that someone would spontaneously be able to recognize the sign, number one, and number two, even if you brought a mental health specialist with you, that would not necessarily have justified gaining access to the apartment. there are issues here. if during this wellness check they convince the police that he w

holly phillips and doctor. may soon replace tobacco as the number one risk factor for cancer. 59-year-old karen hackett was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2012 2012. >> so that first month you're in a daze so i figure what do i want to do to be healthy for the rest of my life. it was obvious i should do something about my weight. >> researchers followed 80,000 women like hackett who had been diagnosed with breast cancer. they found the risk of dying increased it by women who are obese from membershipnopause. >> that's the novel finding here. we used to think that this association was really seen primarily in older women. here it's being seen in younger women. >> a new dwied for cancer doctors and patients was released. it details the growing evidence that obesity can drive tumor growth. >> being heavy may create a kind of rich environmental for groublt of cancer. >> it can create more ins line and fat can produce extra estrogen which is a risk factor for indo me treeial cancer and for the most common type of b

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and also i have to mention that my two favorite nieces are here, tierney, holly are both here as is holly's husband, joe, and i couldn't be happier that they are here. so moveing on, slouching toward dystopia. for centuries in our litture and more recently in our movies we've been repeatedly presented with visions of a grim future. and an even grimmer outlook on our ability to manage ourselves. .. >> this is presented by some of the most powerful environmental groups around america and the world. and it is that view that we are continually presenting in popular media. and with this news we are continually hit with this idea of why the leading environmentalist, we need to revert back to nature, 40 acres and a mule, with shahada bore and eddy arnold come i guess. the somehow this is the way forward. but this isn't new. to be clear, we see it in the book of genesis in the garden of eden and the idea that we have fallen from grace. and so the idea that we have lost is a continuing theme that we have seen in literature from naomi klein and bill mckibben today. 1755, rousseau gave us the idea of

holly makes a great point. i really agree with putting on my prevention hat. i was charged with preventing alcohol use, suicide, eating disorders, sexual assault. they would pick up the phone and say we have an eating disorder problem and you need to go out and educate on it. we need to start being strategic about prevention. look at the public health model. colleges and universities have not, some have -- many, because of lack of support or lack of resources, are not building robust programs around prevention. if they do have programs around prevention or maybe one person, they are not being strategic about how they prevent. they may do a one-shot orientation. i struggle with this daily, how do we help them change that? beyond writing a check, how do they do this? even if it is creating a grant program, and we have one, they do not hand out a lot of those, only a small amount. being at an institution that could have applied for that, i would've had to write that federal grant with maybe the help of irb. that struggle -- it goes back to some of the organizatio

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girls like holly smith whose picture is to my left. holly's home life was not good. she worried about starting high school. she was depressed. he met a man at the local mall named greg. greg knew just what holly needed. , convinced her to run away to the car to a pimp of children. she was just 14. within hours she was being raped by a man ho said that she looked like his granddaughter. holly escaped her captors by telling a police officer that she was a hooker so he would take away from greg. that admission brought her more pain. she was handcuffed and treated like a criminal instead of the victim she was. i want to thank holly for telling her story. sadly, she and i both know that her story is being repeated all over america and that's why passing this bill is so important. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia. mr. scott: thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentlelady from new york, one of the leaders on this issue, two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new york for two minu

holly phillips' kids do use touchscreen diseases. it's necessary to understand these devices are fun for the kids not necessarily harmful, but the only thing that educated or kids are us. it's about talking to them reading them and that's truly what teaches them. >> i think for a lot of parents it is a matter of survival. >>> finally, valerie harper was diagnosed with brain cancer more than a year ago and she was told she might live a few weeks more. but this week she testified before congress about the need for increased cancer research funding. >> today i am a year and four months past my expiration date and while i won't pretend to understand the federal budget i do know that research dollars equal lives. >> it's great to see she's still with us. >> it is. this strikes home very personally for me because i've had several patients who have died of brain cancer and we've all had parents die of cancer as physicians. how many times do i have to say it. we need more research dollars, we need more research dollars, and, oh, by the way,

what does that suggest to you, holly hughes? >> they haven't -- because the autopsies aren't complete they haven't been able to feed fie what the weapon was, but when you stab somebody, it is up close and personal. that is a rage. and when the sheriff was describing that scene, he said it is a horrific scene meaning there are multiple, multiple stand wounds, you've got the splap splater coming off of those objects whether it was ice picks, he broke a mirror and began to stab them with piece os testify mirror. i think what we're going to find out is this is probably just an absolute nightmare in side of that apartment and we know he did have roommates because one of the prior incidents with police was that he had report add roommate for stealing some candles. >> $22 worth. >> right. $22 worth. and he swore out the citizen's warrant. he did the citizen's arrest and pushed it forward such that the district attorney down there had to file charges because he had this man claiming to be a victim. >> and brian claypool, the first ins t

he apparently ventured out of holly's care home, and went looking for a treat. sot - i can't help i have a weakness for coffee. it was right before dinner. everyone went to wash their hands before eating, then they noticed someone was missing. sot - look for him in san jose, blossom hill expressway, everywhere. caretakers received a call from police on sunday. joseph was spotted. san jose pd dropped him off unharmed. in fact a good samaritan gave him food and clothing during the time he was missing. sot - they gave me a hat. sot - they gave him clothes. thank you so much. you have a good heart. thank you so much for helping joseph. reporting in san jose alecia reid kron 4 news. top nats - cheering 40 thousand runners raced across san francisco today for the 103-rd annual bay to breakers race. geoffrey ken-ee-zee and diane johnson were the first man and woman to make it past the finish line. the iconic foot race is also known for its quirky costumes, sometimes nude runners and party-like atmosphere. kron-4's john fenoglio shows us more from the scene of the race.

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does it look like it's going to be contained any time soon, holly?> today we are winning the battle, wolf. and that's through the use of air support. they are doing burnout operations aerially, which means that they are dropping incendiary devices to help in the rugged terrain. >> what about the wind? is that a major factor today? >> the winds have actually been calmer than expected. however, we are always cautious with the low pressure systems that can bring thunderstorms and erratic winds and downdrafts. again, safety remains our number one priority. >> i assume one of the complicating factors is the drought that has been in the area for quite some time now, right? >> that is correct. northern arizona has about 25% of our normal snowpack. so in addition to the existing drought that has led to extremely dry and very flammable fuels across the forests. >> do you know the cause of these fires because there is some suspicion it could be arson. >> right now it is human caused. however, the exact cause is still under investigation. >> when you say human

jeff gardere, holly hughes, brian claypool and lou palumbo.ere law enforcement that rushed fire, but what does that tell you about the gunman's ability to carry this out and his ability to reload while still in a vehicle and still while sort of making his way down that stretch of college town? >> well, i will tell you, interestingly enough, he had a high level of proficiency with this firearm because i can tell you after having carried a weapon for 40 years and i actively shoot, i constantly train, i'm qualified once a year. he was pretty proficient. this wasn't luck. the other thing is these firearms today are so easy to reload. they're so quick in their mechanism that, you know, it doesn't surprise me that he was capable of carrying out this level of violence and so efficiently. we've become more efficient in killing people, that's for certain. >> right. that's exactly what i thought myself actually because, you know, you think about this. if you purchase that gun, the question is was he practicing firing it because i grey with you, lou, on

. >> good evening commissioner president lazarus holly with the department of public works just a few comments dpw gave the approval for the practices of the topping cuts that all 3 arc before us have commented on do result in the weekly failure so we think the branches are likely from that and we expect to see additional limb failures and in addition our concerns were about the fact that the trees were plant in the raised bed so the root structure has exceeded the area of the raised bed there's roots underneath the bed that's not a healthy root structure so those are the primary reason reapproved those inform removal as you saw in the breeflgz or briefs they're of prominent landscape so we understand their loss from the neighborhood is an impact to 0 the neighborhood but we feel that the trees are not in great condition because of the past pruning practices and ultimately they're not sustainable in that site being planted in the raised bed. i would say we don't believe they're an immediate hazard and i'll say that i think one hundred and 50 years for this species is an unlikely achie

everyday to keep us safe the fire department they extinguished the mission bay fire (calling names) hollyfrom engine company b representing all their colleagues (clapping) as you've heard many other city agencies respond as with most responses it begins with a call to 9-1-1 a dispatch called for the units on march 11 and the dispatches play a huge role they're the lifeline for the responder we have safe dispatch responders (calling names) thank you very much for the work you do (clapping) access to high pressure water systems is also critical that's the public utilities commission p they were the gatekeepers that day thank you (calling names.) (clapping.) we talked about no loss of life there was no loss of pet lives thank you animal control. today, we s have officer and the other law enforcement official. thank you very much. of course, coping our residents safe is what the police department doesn't everyday the mission bay fire the san francisco police departments had control around the area we have officers and captain here from the bay area station representing all their colleagues. t

holly phillips and an inside look at the life of the sultan of brunei and allegations of sex parties the seller of "freakonomics." the new book about solving the world's problems. thanks for watching, i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,,,, >>> good mornin i'm michelle griego. >> and hi everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30. 5:30? i jumped the gun there. [ laughter ] >> got me going. >> an hour ahead. >> we were talking about that earlier. >> how's the weather? hot. >> no matter how you slice it yeah it's going to be hot around the bay area today. maybe some record-breaking heat. not only today but tomorrow as well. talking about the hot temperatures coming up. >>> and we already have a traffic alert in san jose. there's emergency pothole repair going on so the connector ramp from northbound 880 to southbound 101 remains closed. we'll have some amount gnats for you come -- alternate cots for you. -- alternates for you coming up. >>> of him making racist comments, but as andrew spencer reports the interview has made matters even worse wi

i'll start off with holly frontier. we like it for a variety of reasons.sets in terms of refinery equipment quality. also, location. you know, they're in a location where they can source from several different pipe lien, and additionally, we think they're in a nice spot to -- well, in terms of refinery capacity, we think oil production will outpace refinery capacity in the future, refineries are in a nice spot to take advantage of that. >> what about other plays? >> consumer staples. we'll invested in alpha dex fund, representing a shift from growth to more value. we like the fund because it has a nice midcap portfolio, where it can kind of take advantage -- or, you know, has more stability over small cap, but can also take advantage of more expansionary opportunities. >> scott, how is steve weiss going to get the seat back? i'm trying to figure out -- >> alex. alex, i don't know. >> you know, their benchmark 120 basis points since the inception. >> you've taken a job in new york. >> that's right. >> you can't say which firm yet, but congratulations on tha

. >> reporter: holy brainstorm batman, it came from justin and holly bartman, owners of super fly kids, which makes capes of all shapes, sizes and colors. they also make capes for heart heroes, the organization we told you about last summer that provides them to kids battling the real life villain of heart defects. >> you know, just to be able to provide just that little bit of relief to, you know, what is going on is pretty special. >> reporter: by holding the super runs, this dynamic duo is hoping to show everyone that by donating a little bit of themselves, they, too, can be super heroes. >> be that super hero. you know, there is no reason that you can't go out today and do something amazing to help people that need it. >> you don't really need to have a cape on to be a superhero. >> capes are not required, but preferred. >> reporter: the pair plans to organize 25 more super runs across the country. and by looking at the response to the first one, there are a lot of mild mannered folks out there waiting to leap a tall building or two for a good cause. >> you're faster than the camer

oo hi, i'm holly lee. i love cooking and you are watching quick bites. san francisco is a foodie town. we san franciscoans love our food and desserts are no exceptions. there are places that specialize in any and every dessert your heart desires, from hand made ice cream to organic cakes, artisan chocolate and cupcakes galore, the options are endless. anyone out there with a sweet tooth? then i have a great stop for you. i've been searching high and low for some great cookies and the buzz around town that anthony's are those cookies. with rave reviews like this i have to experience these cookies for myself and see what the fuss was all about. so let's see. while attending san francisco state university as an accountinging major, anthony's friend jokingly suggested he make cookies to make ends make. with no formal culinary training he opened his own bakery and is now the no. 1 producer of gourmet cookies in the biarea and thank you for joining us on quick bites. how do you feel? >> i feel great. >> so i want to get to the bottom of some very burning quest