the guy in the gray hoodie gets his foot involved. >> boom, kick to the head? that guy is out cold. >> he did knock him out cold. his friend is trying to get him up. >> seems like they're going after the friend trying to help him out now. >> they are. the guy in the gray hoodie is going after his friend and other women are jumping in and trying to get the situation to calm down. i am glad they intervened and stopped this woman from potentially getting beat up, but you can see her putting the guy in the car after they get him back on his feet and head on their merry way. >>> snakes are many things, but stubborn is not one word i would use to describe them until you see this video. here is a guy fishing a snake out of the inside of this pipe housing, but he doesn't want to pull too hard because he doesn't want to harm it. the snake has himself so tightly wrapped around the pipe, it is not going anywhere. >> you think it would just let go. >> it doesn't let go. this guy works on the snake for quite a while. that's only a fraction of the reptile you see hanging out

the guy in the grey hoodie gets his foot involved.oom, kick to the head. >> yeah, that guy is out cold. >> he did knock him out cold. so his friend is trying to get him up. >> seems like they're going after the friend who was trying to help him out now. >> they are. the guy in the gray hoodie is going after the friend. some other women are jumping in and trying to get the situation to calm down. i'm glad they intervened and stopped this woman from potentially getting beat up, but you can see her putting the guy into the car after they get him back on his feet and head on their merry way. >>> back that ass up, steven. into the fence when you got an itchy butt. just like this pony does. >> it would be better if it was a donkey. >> it would be. >> it's kind of making a noise. >> it's funny the pony is scratching his butt, but the noise is coming from that little white goat in the background. maybe he's disapproving of the pony's maneuvering. >> the goat is like, dude, you're wiping your butt all over my window. >> listen to him. he's fre

knew exactly -- >> me and her looked at each other and we had goose bumps and then we pulled up our hoodie and like, you know -- >> goose bumps. >> it hit us quick. >> when she said amanda berry i saw it in her eyes and i knew it was really her. she had tears coming down her face. >> she pulled out her cell phone and rolled video as police ran to ariel castro's house looking for other victims. then her phone ran out of power. >> shaking real, real, real hard like she was cold. and they took them to the ambulance. >> they watched gina dejesus, michelle knight, amanda berry, and her daughter taken away by ambulance. ♪ on mother's day, special prayers of thanksgiving at holy family catholic church for the women's freedom. >> amanda berry, michelle knight, regina dejesus. >> the crisis management people represented in the women at no charge pleading for privacy and passing along the victims' thanks. from amanda. >> i am so happy to be home with my family. >> from gina. >> i want to thank everyone for all your prayers. >> from michelle. >> i am healthy, happy, and safe. and will reach out to fa

old man swag. >> the man with the hoody just walks away. right. i cede. >> it's like he's telling the crowd, who's next? >> thaefr video stops recording, people really started cheering for him. well deserved cheers. >> many slept all through the muse concert. >> exhausted at that point. >> i call this a wild wrinkle in time. >> here's another set of moves you don't expect a 50-something-year-old to be doing. this is neil unger. for a long time he wanted to do the kick slip. he created a series of tricks he could do. that's his version of the kick flip. this is another one where he takes the skateboard, slams it on the ground and jumps on. >> pretty cool. i've never seen that before. he bounced that thing like a basketball. >> he can do the kick flip and this is one of the times he actually landed the kick flip. >> oh! >> nice! >> did you get it? >> i got it, bro. >> that's hard for me, dude. >>> dog dreams he's tarzan. >> break out your oohs and ahs because this is motor sports and aviation, two of my favorite things. this is at the power d

. >> a gray hoodie. >> he wears a hoodie. he is very much cool. yahoo! really wants to be cool.hen i spoke to him i sat down with him and he said really it wasn't just about yahoo!. it was marissa mayer, formerly googel and now at yahoo!. listen to what he said to me. >> not only is she a genius of the geniuses, she is something that i really value which is she is one of the most uniquely happy and productive people i have ever met, certainly in this industry. that's something that we have just strive for in our team is that sense of eternal optimism and purpose. she just brings that in a profound way. >> i will say this. i immediately sat down with him like let's talk about the acquisition and he corrected me. he had let's talk about the partnership because he doesn't want to be seen as just a part of yahoo!. tumblr very independent, the cool kids blog. they don't want to change now that they're at ya hoochlt he made that very clear. >> it is so clear. people think he made $250 million of his own money on this. here is a good born and raised in manhattan, his parents let him dr

i'm not sure if -- you see someone raising their arm in a yellow hoody there.by the woman. in the orange t-shirt. and assume that is gina dejesus. hopefully we can get confirmation. but from the body language and you heard the cheers and the individual raising her arm to the sky, it would be my best guess that is gina dejesus there. we expect to hear from this family. as we get more details. the police report and news information, new information obtained by nbc news, these women, including gina, were kept in separate rooms, chained and locked in those rooms, according to reports. they were raped and physically abused over ten years. multiple pregnancies and miscarriages as a result of these years of torture in this home. more neighbors are now saying that they saw suspicious things. for example, neighbors say they would see one of the suspects bring in loads of food and he was supposed to be living in this home alone. and they would see him bring in food and wonder why would one person need to bring in so much if he was there alone. these strange things, now t

they see him come in with a goatee and cargo shorts and hoodie. this is before the big altercation. >> that's horrifying to walk into a business establishment with an assault weapon and unload with no regard. >> over a dispute with management. >> he sprays the place. it's amazing that only one person was hit by the bullets. no word on the severity of the injuries. >> the reason they put this video out there, philadelphia p.d. looking for help in tracking them down. >> crazy russian dash cam time. let's go to the first videoment red light, traffic is stopped, pedestrians crossing the street. he crosses behind the tanker truck and what you're about to see is one of the main reasons why there are so many dash cams in russia. watch what he does, around, light turns green and -- >> no way. >> he jumps right under the tires. >> he throws himself under the wheels of the big tanker truck. the truck somehow stops, notices what the guy does, guy gets up and walks away. >> insurance fraud attempt, is that what he is trying to do? oh, the truck ran over me. >

. >> sha inside with the lining and it has the hoodie. soft it is. [ laughter ] >> and love of family that does so much for the community. thank you all so much. that is all the time we have. thank you for sharing your thoughts. we wish you the best and continue the efforts to improve the asian-american and broader bay area communities. >> cheryl: thank you, kristen. that is all the time we have today. special thanks to all of our guests. for more information, go to our website at abc7news.com we're also on facebook. follow me on twitter at sheryl abc7. have a great week and we'll see you next time. >> right now, the return of kirk and spock! you have no choice but to have a good time 55 celebrating theatre with billy crystal - and friends. it pulls out the best of you. chicago's finest firefighters turn up the heat! >> there's an emphasis on safety but the thing is everyone gets really excited. growing up psycho with norman bates! >> yea we know where he's gonna go but how is he gonna get there? >> we're rolling out the red carpet now. >

and no hoodies. >> we cannot identify them when they walk by. >> she has made sure security cameras are fixtures all over the school. >> how many cameras? >> 94. >> 94. >> 94 and we need more. >> we have to outthink them. they're trying to outthink us. >> somebody thought it was cute to start a fire. safety is not a joke. >> the principal has to worry not just about the students' safety but her own. a student recently threatened her life. >> he said to me i have a bullet with your name on it. i know guns are really accessible in this neighborhood so i don't think it is unreasonable that he can get his hands on a gun and shoot me. >> mansion sits in a neighborhood where 40% live in poverty. the highest number of homicides, rapes in the city. these the kids in the honors program in mansion. for many it is tough at home. >> i don't dream. why would i have hope, well, ain't nothing going to change about this school or this neighborhood. >> for every student who causes trouble, there are so many who just want to learn. like a small quiet ninth grader named malaysia who documented her days fo

their heads are down, they are wearing hoodies, faces are covered. >> all in black. suspicious.ping around. what are these clowns up to? >> these are thieves that are going to attempt to rob this store. and as soon as they get into through the door, you see the two assailants break out knifes and point them at the two clerks behind the counter and immediately -- >> you saw the clerk also hit the emergency button right underneath the counter. >> that button isn't what saved the day. keep watching, as these guys demanding money from the two clerks this one in the striped green shirt, reaches over and grabs a hammer hanging from the counter and this is a knife against the hammer. who is going to win? >> i want to see the striped shirt guy go bonkers on him. >> the second one, his knife goes flying, the other guy grabs his tool, raises it up, and throws it at them, at that point they both realize i think we're going to lose this fight, let's run, get out of there. >> they come in with knifes and go -- and these two are like what do you want? i have a hammer. laziest crooks you could

they're wearing hoodies. their cases are covered. >> all in black. suspicious. creeping around. what are they up to? >> these are thieves going to attempt to rob this store, and as soon as they get in through the door, you immediately see the assailants bring out knives and start pointing them at clerks behind the counter and immediately -- >> you saw the clerk hit the emergency button underneath the counter right away. >> it wasn't that but on that saved the day. keep watching. as they're demanding money this one in the green shirt reaches over and grabs a hammer hanging from the counter and this the knife against the hammer. who will win. >> i want to see the stripe shirt guy. >> he swings at the first and misses and swings at the second one and his knife goes flying and as he goes over to retrieve it the other guy grabs the tool, raises it up and throws it at them and at that point they realize i think we'll lose this fight, let's run and get out thereof. >> they come in with knives and go -- point them and these two are like what do you want? i got a hammer. like the laziest

. >> t-shirts, black t-shirts, jeans, running shoes, hoodies, even. it is not exactly the kind of a tire you would assume a banker or trader here on the frankfurt floor would be wearing, but that is exactly what people want to work this day. it was not a usual workday. riots of the stock market, everything remained quiet, but people had to get to work, so it was a suggestion by many employers that people who work here not necessarily appear as bankers right off the bat, so as to avoid a possible conflict. it did not do any harm. the dax did lose, but for the week, the dax had a gain of about 0.5%. the month of may looks even better, the picture even brighter, the dax gaining about 6%. >> bringing you back down to earth, and the mood today, which was not all that good in frankfurt, where the dax was losing a lot of ground. 8348 points was the closing number. the euro stoxx 50 sliding by over a full percent. the dow jones has lost over 0.5%. the hero worth $1.32 in u.s. dollars. -- the euro worth $1.32. >> new figures show the economy grew by 5% in 2012

hours later, gina dejesus was back in her old neighborhood, hidden between a hoodie.s of the homecoming, details are beginning to emerge about the years in captivity and the man accused of committing the crimes. her mother called today the best mother's day present ever. >> i want to thank everybody that believed even when i said he was alive and believed. >> reporter: abc news has learned amanda, gina and michele knight told authorities they were abducted the same way. the accused allegedly offered each a ride home but instead they ended up here at his house. michele in 2002, amanda in '03, gina a year later. once inside this two-story house, the unthinkable. year after year. a senior officer in the cleveland police department tells abc news, each girl would be chained in the basement and raped. quote, once their spirit was broken, the chains were no longer necessary. they were moved upstairs. according to sources in the investigation who spoke to abc's cleveland affiliate wews, amanda's daughter was born inside the house. she was forced to deliver the child in a sma

. >> t-shirts, black t-shirts, jeans, running shoes, hoodies, even. it is not exactly the kind of a tire you would assume a banker or trader here on the frankfurt floor would be wearing, but that is exactly what people want to work this day. it was not a usual workday. riots of the stock market, everything remained quiet, but people had to get to work, so it was a suggestion by many employers that people who work here not necessarily appear as bankers right off the bat, so as to avoid a possible conflict. it did not do any harm. the dax did lose, but for the week, the dax had a gain of about 0.5%. the month of may looks even better, the picture even brighter, the dax gaining about 6%. >> bringing you back down to earth, and the mood today, which was not all that good in frankfurt, where the dax was losing a lot of ground. 8348 points was the closing number. the euro stoxx 50 sliding by over a full percent. the dow jones has lost over 0.5%. the hero worth $1.32 in u.s. dollars. -- the euro worth $1.32. >> new figures show the economy grew by 5% in 2012

. >>> santa rosa police arrested a man they believe is the bank robber they call the hoodie bandit. investigators released these surveillance photos of the robber. they say he hit three bank branches in supermarkets in february. they have arrested 28-year-old sebastian miranda as a suspect in the robberies. police believe he's a member of the nortellos gang. a tip led to his arrest. he's scheduled for arraignment tomorrow afternoon. >>> there's now a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a man seen stealing items from a postal truck. the man was caught on surveillance camera stealing a handful of mail on monday, may 13th. it happened at 36 and market streets in oakland. while the truck was stopped at a red light. people in other cars say the man broke open the back of the truck, grabbed what he could and walked off. they flagged down the truck driver who was not even aware his truck had been robbed. >> we're asking for the public's help. if you mailed something from the piedmont station and it hasn't made it, give us a call. >> if caught the man could face up to fi

this man believed to be in his 20s comes in with a hoodie. he's stabbing at this man. he tries to fight back. look at the other two men in the store. they both back away and offer no help. one guy has his hands over his head crouching behind all the action. another one backs up. well, one of the clerks in the store talked to wxyz. >> told the guy that was getting stabbed, give him the money. >> i can understand people not wanting to get hurt. maybe that's their reasoning. give him the money and it will be over. >> the suspect only got away with $20. >> how badly was this guy hurt? >> he was in critical condition. they don't expect him to get out of the hospital for another week. >> that is awful. >> it looks like that guy who's in that construction vest or whatever continued with his transaction. >> good observation, steven. they said he tried to get his change while all this was going on. >> worry about your change later. >>> i have a couple unexpected surprises to show you guys. you have the driver and the navigator communicating with each other. one obstacle the nav

he was wearing a black and gray hoodie and jeans at the time. >>> we are learning about shooting of of two police detectives. investigators say butch baker and elizabeth butler were planning to arrest jeremy goulet on a sexual assault charge. >> while being shot at and under deadly attack, four bridge and courageous law enforcement officers walked through the gates of hell, discharged their firearms, as they have been trained to do so under such circumstances and ended this horrific event. >> officers then made a disturbing discovery after the shootout. goulet was wearing body armor and carrying the guns he had taken from the two fallen officers. >>> the ohio company that made the bolts that failed on the bay bridge has finally broken its silence. however the first public state could just fuel the bridge bolt controversy. the company says some top engineers issued a report just two weeks ago that concluded the bolts that snapped met all of cal tran's specifications. and dye son says that report exonerates it from any blame. we are getting our first close up look at the work to fix thos

tsarnaev is the one in the gray hoody on the right.tanding next to him with their faces unblurred said to be the new suspects. our david lee miller joins us by phone. is he at the courthouse in boston with the very latest. david lee? >> megyn, let me paint the picture for you at the federal courthouse here in boston. federal helicopter hovering overhead. four police officers standing outside the courthouse, very visible and more than a dozen microphones set up waiting for statements from attorneys. this now as three suspects are being charged in connection with the marathon bombings here in boston. as you mentioned, they will likely be charged with conspiring to obstruct justice. giving false staples. two citizens from pakistan. azam at tazhayakov and diaz kadyrbayev. third suspect designed as a male. we do not the have identification yet. third suspect arrested for allegedly doing and i quote doing bad things to hurt the investigation. we expect that they are going to have a court appearance here in the next few hours, if not sooner.

. >> a hoodie, but not a goodie. facebook's anniversary one year ago tomorrow.t went public. >> facebook lost over 1.1 billion monthly users connecting sharing and playing. ads like these and others are interspersed throughout the page. that i are valuable to marketers because they uniquely target each individual user. the first quarter from this year grew 43% to 1.25 million dollars. >> facebook can make money as well. >> take the over 65 million fans who like coca-cola. they can pay facebook to make sure that fans see messages and updates. more valuable is reaching friends of its fans. >> and there was the record number of people playing games on facebook. users can play for free but there is big money here, too. players can buy goods with facebook credits that cost real money. >> and 2 company is starting to take revenue from real gifts. it's all part of one big strategy. >> we're going interrupt here and go to steve with more breaking news on the fed. >> thanks. the real interest rate is negative and saying that they have still not lowered the real rate. he

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gina dejesus in a hoodie gave a thumb's up as she was whisked inside by relatives. she was 14 when she was abducted. she's 24 now. her parents, felix and nancy, were overcome. >> i knew my daughter was out there alive! (cheers and applause) i knew she needed me and i never gave up. >> i want to thank everybody that believed, even the ones that doubted, i still want to thank them the most. because they're the ones that made me stronger, the ones that made me feel the most that my daughter was out there. (cheers and applause) >> reporter: amanda berry, now 27, was driven with her six- year-old daughter jocelyn, born in captivity, to the home of her sister beth. michelle knight, now 32, is still recovering in the hospital but in good condition. as for life at 2207 seymour street, authorities say the victims spent much of their captivity bound, either in the basement or on the second floor. michael mcgrath is cleveland's chief of police. >> and there were chains found within the premises? >> yes, there were type of chains and rope in the residence. >> reporter: the door

we do know that he walked out of the barracks wearing a hoody with the logo of a very well known charityservicemen called help for heroes. and it is widely believed that he was targeted as a result of the fact that he was clearly a soldier leaving the barracks. >> that's a 15% price gain from just a year ago. check out shares in the meantime. the home builder, a bright spot in today's wild trading day. up on the trade. diana has a rare interview with the ceo. hi. >> we spoke with stewart miller this morning and he claim there is actually still more room to grow in home prices despite this new record. he said i think if you look at affordability right now with interest rates where they are or even if they go up a bit, we are in a good place. miller says we are not in a price bubble. that other improving parts of the economy are driving home prices higher. he also says prices overcorrected on the downside. he says it feels like prices are on the move but they are just snapping back to pricing levels they should have been at. >> 25 square feet. lays out fairly well. it was renovated in 2005

sales at the swiss space bullion refiner that compares with about fifty cents before the rout pena's hoody also chief executive officer of m.k.s. precious metals said in an interview from dubai so you see the premiums are jumping this is just like prior to the crash we saw a backwardation these are the real physical signals that there is a problem in the attic should market the paper. market that there's a shortage there's a tightness of supply and here the premiums jumping many fold over showing that this is hard to get the supply side to solar is five bucks over the paper price right now five got twenty percent more to buy actual physical silver than what's quoted by the paper pushers and that premium expanding tremendously there's a whole new market developing for the physical prices over these paper bugs whether it's wiesenthal or blood they're drinking the ink that they print onto the paper dollars you know there see them with that big bottle of like triple x. going to guzzling it down in the gutter they have dreams they have dreams of being trapped in a bernanke is printing press and

she wore a hoody, walked about 30 yards to a waiting car driven by a lawyer and they sped away. i talked to her lawyer today. he said that she was disstressed, didn't know why she was arrested. she was grateful no one was hurt. prosecutors had to let her go, a free person. she's a 50-year-old chemist expected of platesing bottles of or yank juice laced with rubbing alcohol in a star bucks in san jose. the da tells abc 7 news this is an active investigation. she may be arrested but they were not able to charge her within 48 hours there are no charges within 48 hours have you to release the suspects. the deadline to charge her was soon, today werk asked where this took place whark they think about the developments this, is what they said. >> my daughter can drink that juice. she's getting out okay? i don't like that. >> you can't let stuff freak you out. >> well abc 7 news learned a reason why the da failed to charge her in time was that the test results when those bottles were not back yet and you know, they just sent those pottels of juice to the crime lab yesterday. normally ta

the reality is not everybody is mark zuckerberg and they don't own the company and you do not wear a hoody time. >> good advice and thank you. good luck to everyone looking for jobs. coming up next, your sunday gardener. and i seeback here tropical fields. >> i feel like we're in the caribbean theme we just need some steel drum music. we'll talk tropical, coming up ♪ morning and welcome to "europe sunday gardener." we are better than half way past the middle of the month of net. thinkingan start tropical. >> and our medical troubles which are food-related like citrus and bananas. they grow so beautifully and fast in the summertime. here are some of my favorites -- is a high biscuits. it is a hot biscuits tender because you could get high business in a bush but this grows on a tree-like stem. >> has been trimmed and raised. is it one year old? >> this is probably a couple of years old and we get them from florida and the company's bright colors. kind of environment do they need? and theyike it hot like full sun and water them when they are dry. you can bring them in when it gets colder. we

you see here they were wearing black hoodies. the men ordered staff and customers to the ground and stole cash from the tellers. a $2,500 reward is offered in the case. >>> group working on immigration reform in the house of representatives says they have overcome concerns that threaten to derail their work. republicans pressed for an agreement that undocumented immigrants would not receive healthcare paid for by the democrats, democrats said they were afraid they would include emergency case but republican said that is not the case. speaker of the house john boehner said he hopes to have an immigration reform bill by august. >>> steering wheel problem is behind a recall by nissan. they are recalling vehicles world wide. it applies to models of the micro-compact. it also applies to the cube. a steering weir bolt needs to be tightened or replaced. >>> in hours some big names om teams will be inducted into the bay area sports hall of fame. ktvu's joe fonzi is live in san francisco. >> reporter: exciting night in bay area sports. th

she wore a hoody, walked about 30 yards to a waiting car driven by a lawyer and they sped away. i talked to her lawyer today. he said that she was disstressed, didn't know why she was arrested. she was grateful no one was hurt. prosecutors had to let her go, a free person. she's a 50-year-old chemist expected of platesing bottles of or yank juice laced with rubbing alcohol in a star bucks in san jose. the da tells abc 7 news this is an active investigation. she may be arrested but they were not able to charge her within 48 hours there are no charges within 48 hours have you to release the suspects. the deadline to charge her was soon, today werk asked where this took place whark they think about the developments this, is what they said. >> my daughter can drink that juice. she's getting out okay? i don't like that. >> you can't let stuff freak you out. >> well abc 7 news learned a reason why the da failed to charge her in time was that the test results when those bottles were not back yet and you know, they just sent those pottels of juice to the crime lab yesterday. normally ta

a hoody and a baseball cap. cap forward and the hoody over so the cameras can't see you. really? sophistication on every step is limited. so i look at this and say with have lume of stuff we going on in this country when i was at the threat table every ay, the fact that this hadn't happened earlier is just a little short of astonishing. joining us next from naperville, illinois outside of chicago. good morning. morning.r: good i would like to -- this is such a complicated time. the arab unleashed spring. we had sympathy here with else.ous and everything what -- what would you suggest that we could do to like at try to control some of the -- more research is going to be necessary. complicated uch a probl problem. call.anks for the we'll get a response. margin of success is zero, zero events, why isn't on gang warfare or gun traffic. that can't be your margin. take one event and say because of that one event happening over years, we have to the way we do business. i'd say quite the opposite. we've been successful. there's a difference between grieving and mourning for people childr

do you know anything other than mark zuckerberg other than he wore a hoodie and was with two other tall guys? my second check works are the investors? it's more of a negative check, a disqualifier, if you will, than a positive one. i'm concerned about you getting caught up in another investment. one funded by private equity companies simply anxious to cash in on a better market. private equity companies, they have bought dozens of companies the last few years. in many cases, they paid far too much for them. they badly need to offload them into the open market to get them off the books. some of them will barely be profitable, others will simply be stinkers that the brokers will hope to entice you to pick up. the way i see it, the private equity ipos almost as a rule are difficult to judge. i'm not being that pejorative. some will work. but they're difficult. this brings up another aspect, recognize that just because a company can be publicly traded, that doesn't mean it can't be a piece of junk. there are plenty of companies that will translate into a sham. some of the smaller social med

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. >>> black hoodies and sunglas s sunglasses. those are the disguises used by three bank robbers this week. santa rosa police just released these photos. the trio got away in two different cars after ditching a van was stolen. a $25,000 reward is being offered in the case. we posted the picture ons our website. >>> a san jose city college student has cashed in on power ball mania. he won $2.3 million in last week's $590 million record drawing as one of nine kids raised by a single mother, garcia says this will end their family's struggles. >> thank you. appreciate -- press conference, without any delay. >> you need to come over here. >> when i was at the store -- >> garcia bought the ticket at a 7 clsh 11 in san jose. people asked him, reporters said what are you going to do with that money, he said i would like to buy a new car, but his family has never bought a new car. it's so endearing and you're so happy that he won. the right person won the money. >> big family. believe me, there will be some sales man who will help you thr

with ground eyes and last seen wearing black skinny jeans, and a black t-shirt and possibly a black hoodie. if you have information call police. >> the chop is investigating a fatal accident that closed westbound 24 in lafayette this morning. it maked at the central lafayette exit at 1:30. it may have involved a wrong-way driver. officers are looking if alcohol was a factor. the freeway is open with no delays. >> a plane thatfullies on nothing but the power of the sun has a slow but exciting cross-country flight. sue thompson is at the field. it is about to take off? >> we are close. we could be minutes or seconds away from take off. this is the world's very first solar-powered plane. it is ready to take to the air any minute. they have been conducting the pre-flight check, the solar impulse, it will travel across the country leashing here any second and traveling to phoenix. it is a history-making delay with a the love excitement. it has the wing span of a 747 but it is as light as any sedan you could find on the friend and no fuel is needed. it is powered by 12,000 solar cells charging u

he was wearing a black and gray hoodie and jeans and he had a splint on his left arm. >>> the sheriff of kern county is defending his deputies in a controversial incident caught on video. sheriff donna youngblood says the repeated baton blows from his officers did not cause the death of a bakersfield man earlier this month. the sheriff says theon report shows 33-year-old david silva died from a heart problem. the coroner also found silva had alcohol in his system at the time of his death. >>> police in santa rosa hope surveillance photos will help them catch three bank robbers. photos show three armed men wearing masks entering the redwood credit un afternoon on 4th street on -- union on 4th street on monday. he ordered employees to the ground and customers and made off with an unknown amount of cash. they drove off in a vehicle and abandoned that vehicle and split off into two other cars. >>> a new jury will have to be selected in the jodi arias murder trial in arizona. a judge declared a mistrial after jurors couldn't reach a unanimous decision on whether to sentence her to death or

hoodie one answering the phone? >> i'm hillary clinton. i approve this message. lou: joining is not a monster, radio lk-show hos, bill is a prize-winning columnist a michael goodw, economist for the hell, what williams, three fox these contributors. you are the least -- let me turn to you. your reaction to the secretary of state position and all of this. she has quickly become the focus of the investigation. >> well, i think it has become highly politicized in that regard. i think clearly people looking at her as the possible candidate in 2016 and one that would be hard to be for therepublicans. trying to pull down a notch. you know, the focus in terms of answering the phone call, that ad is so powerful. she did, in fact, place or take a call from gregory hicks teify yesterday. hicks said she was very reassuring and said that they will do everything that they can to protect them. so she handled that col. the question is, to a larger extent, whether or not come as we have seen from the accountability report, she was tone deaf in terms of the need for added securit

even despite her face being hidden by this hoodie, you see the thumbs up. captivity, this young woman is finally free. and i talked with a family friend and a journalist here in the cleveland area, she's a weekend anchor, woio, her name is lydia esparra. she visited gina today and she told me about that visit. >> they've waited nine long years and, of course, i've been covering the story. >> from the beginning. >> from the beginning, from the very beginning. and nancy and her husband, felix, never gave up hope. never gave up hope. they said my daughter's alive. when i doubted her, lydia, my daughter's alive. >> you were on the air, they said get off the air. >> yeah, once they came through and that was gina's sister in the morning, mayra protecting her, they are very protective of her because they haven't had her for nine years. i'm live on the air, then one of her relatives comes over and says, nancy wants you to come to the house. i said, okay, i told them on the air, got to go, nancy's calling. so, i go inside the house and i have my moment with nancy an

public, pictures of pieces of evidence, such as the clothes they wore that night, including trayvon's hoodie sweatshirt with the bullet hole in it. so what's the defense strategy? mr. zimmerman faces 25 years in prison. he's pled not guilty, claims that trayvon attacked him and the shooting was in self-defense. but what do these photos portend? there will be a hearing before the trial starts to determine if this evidence will be admissible in court. that will be very interesting indeed. >>> let's bring in zachary carter, former attorney for the eastern district of new york and ken, a former prosecutor. zachary, what is the defense strategy based on what they released? >> well, based on what they intend to represent at trial, based on the disclosures that they made today, it appears that they are trying to establish that trayvon martin was someone whose character was questionable. i mean, they are raising the issue of whether or not he used marijuana, whether or not he may have been in possession at some point of a gun, whether or not he had a disciplinary record at school. much of which woul

maddie is 5' 5" at 130 pounds and last seen wearing black skinny jeans and could be wearing a black hoodie. if you have information call police. >> if you lockup in the sky today you could catch history in the making a plane flying on nothing but the power of the sun will begin a cross-country flight. sue thompson is here with a preview. >> good morning, kristen. you cannot imagine the excitement because in under an hour the world's very first solar plane will take to the air. it is behind me. we have a front row seat this or. the plane will take off on a journey across the country. it is history in the making. the wing span alone is that of 747. however, it is as light as any sedan you could see on the freeway. there is no fuel needed. this is solar powered. solar impulse is powered by 12,000 solar cells charging by day to fly day and night. the kills are located on the wings of the plane. there was a test flight an the bay area last month. everything went well. today, for the big event, it will launch a two-month cross country flight with one pilot on board, the culmination of seven year

he was wearing a black and gray hoody and jeans and had a splint on his left arm. >>> bicyclists willir bakes on trains during rush hour until july. the bard board amoved -- bart has already conducted two smarter tests. most bikers take extra steps to day out of the way. >> i tend to think a lot more consciously about my bike. how much space it takes off. i wait for people who are on the stairs before i try. >> now this new test period will run from july 1st to norv 1st. and then the bart board will consider having a permanent policy for bikes on the train any time of day. >> i want to check in with sal. >> all right pam and dave. good morning to you. we are doing pretty well out there or looking at san francisco to start off this report. northbound 101 traffic looks good approaching the 80 split. speaking of peninsula it should be a nice drive on the san mateo bridge. if you are driving in san jose it still looks pretty good. all the freeways are clear in the santa clara valley. 5:38 let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. a very good morning. we got a chill out there. a little chill

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it's 15 minutes until derrick mothershead will close for the day when a guy in a hoodie comes in and heads straight past the counter. >> he said i have a gun. he said give me the money, give me the money. give me the money. >> derrick's choices in the next few seconds could determine the rest of his life. >> i just figured you know he's going to rob me and just shoot me. >> if someone who says they're armed tries to rob you, what would you do? give the robber what he wants? somehow try to call for help? or would you risk everything and fight back? >> so i reached in the counter to give him the money and i kind of looked over, and i saw he was pulling out a bag. >> and when he extended his arm out to take it, i saw an opening. i hit him real clean and kind of just knocked him out. when you hit a baseball, you know it's a home run. >> derrick's never been robbed before. but earlier that day, an inexplicable premonition creeps into his normal routine. >> i had a weird feeling, kind of one of them instincts that something was going to happen. >> armed only with his sixth sense, he stays

shed the hoodie. >> i'm old and cold. your sense of what it it's like on the ground and how this compares. for context, to our left, take the camera there, dave, this was a bowling alle ing alley, this . you see the lanes, the lanes going across your screen. that's what this was. it's made of steel. different types of steel girders and aluminum bracing and walls. this was a really strong building. and it has been twisted up like it was nothing. you see a lot of hard weather and results. kevin, starting wirth you, and pass the mike so everybody can give their perspective, how does this one compare? >> this compares to tornadoes of the like of which would be joplin, missouri, two years ago. of course, the may 3, '99 that struck moore back in may of '99. it's absolutely horrendous damage to see. >> on the ground, lauren, take the mike, what are you seeing in terms of what people are dealing with here? >> everywhere you turn, there's new damage, new car completely obliterated and the buildings swept clean. this is the kind of

>> and there she went, presumably that was gina dejesus in the yellow hoodie. i don't know about you, i just got goosebumps. we saw the father, believe some of the brothers outside of this home, what a moment for this family. there are no words. we just wanted the moment to breathe. look at this. poppy harlow, i know is somewhere in this scene there. here with me in cleveland. poppy, what a moment. >> what a moment. what a day, brooke. it was raining an hour ago. the sun is now out. it came out. the return of gina dejesus to her home, i hope i'm on air with you that you can see us live here. behind me is the van that gina dejesus showed up to her home in. she was in the home -- in the van with some fbi agents. the same agents that were with amanda berry earlier today when she was returned to her home. those same agents came out. also, brooke, we believe her father felix was one of the men in the van, he got out and he put his arms in the air and was cheering with the crowd. chanting gina, gina, gina, applauding her. he saw her sister myra who we have been talki