. >> it was a hoodie? >> it was a hoodie. >> which way did he walk?reet. >> i appreciate it. all right. thanks. are you still on 12? >> getting busy now, boys. >> as two of the first responders on the scene, the patrolmen are tasked with canvassing the neighborhood. >> patrol is certainly tied in with the specialized units. we bag people up. h block is a pretty significant sized area. >> is that a hoodie? >> i think so. [ siren ] >> what's up, bro? don't feel like using a blanket tonight? okay. keep your hands right here. step right out. nothing in your hands you're not supposed to have, right? no. >> what is this for? >> because you didn't use your blanket. >> the murder was out here. >> that's why we're out here. >> what, did you have a bad day? >> yeah, bad day. >> what happened? >> nothing. >> all right. you can get back inside your car and warm up. >> listen, i'm not going to write you a ticket. we're not breaking your balls for no reason. a person got shot. we're out here trying to make people safe. >> greg, it's mike burke. you guys all set dow

they've only released a vague description, saying he is wearing a lack mask him a great hoodie and jeans. >> thank you. we have an up they to a story we first write you on friday. d.c. policed have issued a video of three persons of interest believed to be related to some stun gun attacks. officers say one of the men had a taser. if you have seen them, you are encouraged to give lisa call. encouraging news for howard university. the results of a report on student enrollment and a shocking scene inside a church -- a pastor shot and killed in front of worshipers. -- a pastor shot and killed in front of worshipers. learn today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online. attention on site, attention on site. now starting unit nine. some of the world's cleanest gas turbines are now poriring some of america's biggest cities. siemens. answers. >> you are watching abc seven news at six: 30 -- on your side. >> a massive man was killed in an overn

he notice that three people were lined behind him >> three young men with hoodies and it did not look like they were ready to get into someone's car and get into work. >> one of them pulled out a gun. >> he says, everyone give me your stuff and some people started to cry. >> the victim we interviewed handed over his work bag fulled of electronics. some residents say they are not surprise by this crime of opportunity and pointing to other recent armed robberies from the area. >> robbing people at outside of cafes for their computers and cell phones so it is part of a bad trend. >> reporter: the victim we talked to says he still feel safe although he's not sure if he will be able to car pool again tomorrow morning. in oakland ktvu channel 2 news >>> the rain damaged some of their white grapes, one grower says he ramped up his krops this week to bring it in before the krops spread. they expect this to be a very good year. >>> meteorologist rosemary has been in the weather center from the rainy saturday to relatively nice today, tell us what's ahead this week. >> yeah, what a difference t

no jacket or hoodie required in san francisco. 69 in richmond. 66 in san leandro and saratoga, walnutek, pleasanton, petaluma, fairfield, all looking good, and 66 at half moon bay. nice along the coast. the visible satellite, notice where the clouds are, they are come closer, inching our way overnight hours as the cold front draws near. until then, high pressure brings you this, picture-esque views from sutro tower. hardly a cloud today and milder than yesterday. another cool push for tuesday, wednesday, but this front is really lacking moisture and it only hanging around for to days with an offshore event which will bring us warm weather, in fact, warmer-than-average, friday and saturday and those are the warmest days in the forecast. this is how it looks from mount tamalpais as we look to the south hardly a cloud to be found and clean air over the top of us. three to nine degrees warmer today than yesterday. concord at 83, and 75 in oakland, up three degrees from year. here is what is going on, want the high pressure coming in from the lower left side of the screen blocking the fron

. >> did they give him a hoodie that said 2017 there? >> doesn't that make you feel old?>> we have a lot going on in the weather including some rain potentially. >> a lot of people are going to be liking what we have tomorrow. upper 80s by thursday. much cooler by this weekend. saturday and sunday with that chance of showers as we head through saturday. >> a little something, something. >> exactly. >> summer is ending. >> good-bye. now from inside the navy yard with the gunman on the rampage. how did a man with a history of violence and mental illness get and retain his security clearance from the military? >>> also, what we now know about those who lost their lives. >>> cut off from the outside world. tonight our team makes the long trek on foot to those places devastated by the history-making floods. where it could be weeks before help arrives. >>> hidden danger in the water supply, a mystery solved. now, a community is trying to take extreme measures to protect their children from a rare threat. >>> and to the rescue. a burning building, a man trying to

he's got a hoodie, he's pushing this woman. then he spots the security monitor and realizes i'm on cameras, i better try to take care of this. as he's fiddling with the wires to stop the security cameras, what happens? the guy goes down like a ton of bricks. he shot himself in the eye. he's a peruvian man. he has a gun in his hand. as he's trying to disable the security system, pops himself on the eye. then you heard the accomplice who heard the gunshot, comes over and takes off. >> what? that's one heck of a comrade. >> if you're the kind of guy who would rob a place, you're not the kind of guy who has a conscious. >> apparently he did gain consciousness and tried to continue robbing the place. >> and didn't realize he had shot himself in the eye? >> i think he was in shock but eventually he did realize and collapsed again. >> this is karma. >> more shocking videos of the flooding going on in colorado appearing on the internet. this is a fire truck. they're on a very flooded street. this looks like floodwaters a fire truck cou

. >> three young men with hoodies, and it didn't look like they were ready to get in a car. >> one of them pulled out a gun. >> he said, everyone give me your stuff. some people started to cry, and some ran into the street. >> the robber pointed the gun at his torso, and told him to hand everything over. >> i was shocked. >> he's lived across from this stop for several years. >> it's peaceful, and really we will maintained, and controlled. >> some say they aren't surprised, and point to other armed robberies in the area. >> robbing people outside of cafes, for their computers, and cell phones. so it's part of a bad trend. >> the victim we talked to, says he still feels safe here, but he's not sure if take the casual car pool tomorrow morning. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the da's office formally charged a man that was in the center of a stand off. he was charged with two counts of attempted murder, and one count of attempted mourd of a peace officer. the authorities say he shot through the front door of the home, and the property manager suffered a gushlt wound -- gunshot wound to the leg

county, this video shows the incident on back lit road in springfield, you can see a young man in a red hoody and another man in a red shirt approach the counter, pull out a gun and demand money before running out the door. both suspects are armed and dangerous. investigators say the men may be responsible for several armed robberies and in prince william county and the city of fredericksburg. >>> a warning from local police about the rise of a dangerous ask deadly drug. you may have heard of molly. it's a newer version of the party drug ecstasy. fairfax county police say their narcotic investigators have seen an average of eight cases a month involving molly and they're confiscating more than 16 pounds and 3,000 pills in just the past 18 months. are. >> it's definitely popular, it's gaining a big, big demand and there's a big supply as well. there's depend a lot of attention around -- there's been a lot of attention around the region and around the country. we want to remind residents that it's here, what to look for and the simple fact that not only is it illegal, but it certainly can be ve

>>> guys, we're about to combine five blue trashcans on wheels, and this fellow here in the blue hoodieth a ping-pong paddle and a ping-pong ball. what does that get you? watch again. ding ding. the ping-pong ball ricochets off four lids and goes to this guy inside the garbage can. stabs it with a fork. another video from the tumba ping-pong show. we've seen it before. all of us say fake. same thing this time. >> fake. >> the physics don't make sense her here. a ping-pong ball does not have enough mass to knock down a garbage can lid, never mind four of them. >> i'm no so skeptical about the garbage can lid as i am catching a ping-pong ball with a fork. >> how sharp is that fork? elnefakes.other hand,hey're >> do they do live shows? if they do live shows, i would think i would feel better. >> right. so do you do live shows? >>> it's a high speed chase between dog and rc car. >> what's the dog going >>> have you guys ever had a computer hard drive cash? >> yeah. >> it stinks, huh? i guarantee you never had a crash quite like this one. this is at a data center, this truck is bringing bran

what this terrible incident at the university of alabama, it's the exact example of what million hoodieshy we're going for college students to start chapters on their universities. there's a ton of students after u of a who i've had the fortunate privilege to speak to over the past year that have a great marketing program there, young people interested in million hoodies and tray john martin, yet this reflects poorly on them. student there is need to continue to put pressure on. >> i feel like there's this interesting kind of youth civil rights movement and we talkeded to phillip ago knew, the young dreamers on immigration front. at the same time, it's like racial attitudes among this are getting better. so there's a process in which the attitudes are getting better and these discreet moments of radicalization. >> i love peter, a mentor of mine, dear friend and i think he hits the nail on the head in assessing this new wave we're seeing within the generation and we have to be very specific. it's not the demographic necessarily. it is very much a google calling it gen c. >> when you talk

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you can see a man with a red hoody waiting for customers to leave before he robbed the company just this morning other businesses were robbed. the men are armed and dangerous. >> prince county made an arrest in the beating and murders of a woman and man inside the womb apps daughter. >> when they stepped in they found two people were dead -- viscously beaten and stabbed to death in front of the 25-year-old daughter. >> the daughter was in a location where it would be reasonable she would have either witnessed the homicide or a portion there of but as we've articulated there's a question of communicating with the victim apps daughter. >> it was a small apartment -- investigators say ferguson and towel her both put up a fight over what? that's still not quite clear. >> at this point the exact motive is unclear but we think that the romantic relationship played some sort of involvement. >> a search of online court record shows one has been arrested for domestic assault. he's faced robbery charges in the past. he was picked up in the district yesterday morning during a traffic stop. >> there

he has a hoody on and possibly carrying a crowbar. we don't know if he is armed with anything else. we did speak to an officer who said he hadn't been inside the bank to see if there was any type of damage. obviously the call came in from someone that was concerned. you can see we have the street blocked off right here on the 2400 block of san bruno. a bunch of officers came down off the roof. we don't know if they didn't find anything up there. they will be continuing their search and talking to possible witnesses. but we will keep you posted. live in san francisco i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> we are learning that the woman killed in ayc accident was a former executive for amazon.com. joy covery was the first chief financial officer of the company. she is credited with taking the retail public. she was killed while cycling on skyline boulevard. the driver is cooperating with investigators. >>> time now is 4:38. the plan to fly a chinese flag in one bay area city just won't fly. the reason the controversial proposal is now on hold. >>> a grieving mother's

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like this under armour hoodie for under $65.ave 33% on wolverine wellington boots. >> neil: coming up -- students and parents, you better listen up. some companies thinking college education isn't making the grade anymore. so now they're doing something about it. why the entire job market could benefit from ♪ ♪ >> neil: all right, well, here is a money lesson for kids, for students in general. a new report out that says four out of ten, four out of ten s.a.t. takers in 2013 scored high enough to indicate they will succeed they will go to college. the other six out of tens are idiots or heading to congress. no surprise, the little joke -- obviously register. anyway, the companies are designing and funding online courses. that teach the job skills they are looking for, but at a much lower cost that going to a four-year college. daigen? >> there is something genius in this. i hope our educational system goes in this direction. a lot of the online courses now are used by people who have college degrees and have jobs who want to impr

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there is the original description wearing a hoodie but they have now found the hoodie inside. if you take a look out here and it is cold out here. so they are concerned that now it has been about four and a half hours. the last time this happened was a year ago. she was in an office building keeping warm. they hope it will be a matter of time before they find her and bring her home. >> thank you for that. >>> 7:35. law enforcement hope that math, social science and a special policing software will reduce crime. the council approved a $37,000 contract for the company that produces software claiming to predict where crimes will occur. it was developed by searchers at santa clara university, uc- irvine and ucla. it factors in trends. demographics and the weather to pinpoint where a crime could take place. time called it one of the best inventions. >>> new this morning, a fallen tree branch at menlo park knocks down a line and blocked a road. it has been cleaned up now. it came crashing down around 4 a.m. near a home on laurel street. because of the lines there are safety concerns

. >> three young men with hoodies, and it didn't look like they were ready to get in a car. >> one of them pulled out a gun. >> he said, everyone give me your stuff. some people started to cry, and some ran into the street. >> the robber pointed the gun at his torso, and told him to hand everything over. >> i was shocked. >> he's lived across from this stop for several years. >> it's peaceful, and really we willnt

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just before 11:00 a surveillance camera caught images of a suspect in jeans and hoody going up and down the aisle there is a brief exchange. >> we're confident whoever sees it will recognize a suspect whether it's a family member or a friend. hopefully, bring that information forward we can figure out who it is. >>> a co-worker says the 51-year-old lives in orinda and has been at this store three years. >> he's a good guy making everybody laugh, tells us stories. he gossips you know? makes it lively. >> she says he visited him in the hospital but was not allowed to talk to him. his family was there. >> looks like he's going to be okay. i hope they catch the guy. >> police sent a image to other law enforcement agencies as well. >> and we have new details tonight on a fatal shooting in a muni light rail stop in the ingleside district. police say the crime appears random. investigators say this image shows a man just before the shooting. they describe him with a stocky build. you can see he was wearing a black baseball cap and a white jacket. the 20-year-old shot and killed before 10:00 as

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just before 11:00 a surveillance camera caught images of a suspect in jeans and hoody going up and down the aisle there is a brief exchange >> we're confident whoever sees it will recognize a suspect whether it's a family member or a friend. hopefully, bring that information forward we can figure out who it is. >>> a co-workerays the 51-year-d lives in orinda and has been at this store three years. >> he's a good guy making everybody laugh, tells us stories. he gossips you know? makes it lively. >> she says he visited him in the hospital but was not allowed to talk to him. his family s there. >> looks like he's going to b okay. i hope they catch the guy. >> police sent a image to other law enforcement agencies as well. >> and we have new details tonight on a fatal shooting in a mi light rail stop i the ingleside district. police say the crime appears random. investigators say this image ows a man just before the shooting. they describe him with a stocky build. you can see he was wearing a black baseball cap and awhite jacket. the 20-year-old shot and killed before 10:00 as he exited a t

he was wearing a hoody and looked a certain way. and that way is how gangstas look.herefore he got attention. and the reason that culture has risen is because there are a lot of gangs. and they are violent and they dress a certain way and when people see that, they associate that kind of bad conduct. so, martin was innocent of anything he didn't do anything wrong, trayvon marpt, because he looked a certain way, he lost his life. it's all interconnected to this violent crime that as you stated and i stated is driven by the dissolution of the family. and no supervision and nobody really caring about what happens in those precincts. go ahead. >> you are absolutely right. there is that gangster culture being promoted and promulgated and what we have to understand is that trayvon martin was up there to be with his father because he had been suspended and kicked out of school when he was living with his more. the three young men went out and decided to shoot christopher lane. part of a gangster culture and crypts gang and they really did not have parental environment. it's

. >> three with hoodies.'t look like they were ready to go get into someone's car and go to work in the city. >> reporter: one of them pulled out a gun. >> they said give me your stuff. some people started to cry. a couple of people ran into the street. >> reporter: the victim we interviewed handed over his work bag full of personal electronics. then the three robbers ran to a car nearby and took off. late this afternoon, oakland police confirmed they detained three people in connection with the crime. some rockwood residents point to other recent armed robberies in the area. >> following people home from b.a.r.t., or robbing people outside of cafes for their computers and cell phones. part of a sad trend. >> reporter: the victim we talked to said he still feels safe in his rockridge neighborhood, though he's not sure yet whether he will be taking the carpool again tomorrow morning. >>> casual carpoolers in san francisco have a new pickup location because of ongoing construction of the new transbay terminal.

. >> golden found this in the hoodie pouch. >> he may have used this to get in one of the locks. >> how'si hate cats. >> oh, dude, check it out. >> yeah. >> see the other half of that credit card? >> is it? where? >> it's got to be it. >> that's going to be it. yeah, that's good. >> they got what they need to hold the suspect and the discovery in the neighbor's apartment. >> these doors were ajar. scale? the first drawer. baggies in the second drawer. and a pipe in the closet. >> points to the possible target of the break-in. another violent crime with drug-related motives at its core. >> being a female police officer and telling that to a person you might date is not the easiest thing. i think it can be a turnoff for some guys whether it's because i work with all males or i'm in an assertive role. so i don't think being a cop helps my dating life at all, actually. i don't really need guys, to be quite honest. if i go out, it's usually to talk to my friends and, you know, catch up. i would say that i'm particular, but i don't think i'm so particular that i'm passing up on good guys. i wan

she was saying something about why they have their hoodies on like that.n't think anything of that. we kept walking and when we get past them they said blow, blow. and that is when the shooting started. the last seconds to shot in the last 24 hours. her classmates shot at 77 and ... last night and the shot hit several organs and he is recovering at crest medical center. he is in and out but able to talk to me. the shooting happened after three young man asked about gang affiliations and he said he was not in a gang. police sources say that he has a documented history with gangs but his mother says that is not true. he might be hard headed here and there but as far as gang affiliation, no. and i know that for a fact. back here at children's hospital, the mother of the girl said she was shot in the and there is no timetable on when she will be released from the hospital but she is expected to be recovering completely. the boy is going to be in the hospital for another week. the bullet is still lodged inside and and then he will need physical therapy in order

scott, this is a big deal with a hoodie, of course. >> yeah. the dress code hasn't changed, roger.absolutely right. but i'll tell you, the attitude, especially when it comes to facebook really has. you think about it, last year here at tech crunch disrupt, mark zuckerberg leaded a company that was struggling. but today, facebook is firing on all cylinders and it has a much more confident chief executive. in time when mark zuckerberg took the stage, he did so with a company on a roll. >> you know, the sforry of facebook has really been about, you know, we started at one college and then we spread and kept on growing to the next thing. and i think the reason why we're here today is because we've just cared more about this mission than anyone else has. >> now able to talk about what it's like to reach a billion users. >> for a while inside the company, getting to a billion people was this big rallying cry, right? and when we actually started getting closer to it, it became pretty apparent, no one says i want to get 1/7 of the people to do something. it's a nice round number. it happen

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. >> three with hoodies.it didn't look like they were ready to go get into someone's car and go to work in the city. >> reporter: one of them pulled out a gun. >> they said give me your stuff. some people started to cry. a couple of people ran into the street. >> reporter: the victim we interviewed handed over his work bag full of personal electronics. then the three robbers ran to a car nearby and took off. late this afternoon, oakland police confirmed they detained three people in connection with the crime. some rockwood residents point to other recent armed robberies in the area. >> following people home from b.a.r.t., or robbing people outside of cafes for their computers and cell phones. part of a sad trend. >> reporter: the victim we talked to said he still feels safe in his rockridge neighborhood, though he's not sure yet whether he will be taking the carpool again tomorrow morning. >>> casual carpoolers in san francisco have a new pickup location because of ongoing construction of the new transbay ter

they knew he was looking for a man 234 a black hoody.ers called in the canine unit and the fire department to climb up on the roof and do ha search. i they ended up finding the suspect on the roof of an apartment building two doors down. >> we were able to detect where he was hiding. as we were giving him orders to place his hands up and come forward, the roof gave way. and he fell through. >> reporter: the suspect did not appear to be hurt. detectives are not sure if any money was taken from the bank. he is described as a san francisco resident in his early 30s that has a criminal past. that suspect has been taken into jail for booking. police are still here on scene. they say they are gathering evidence own taking pictures upstairs of that hole in the roof. >>> police in hayward are investigating the mysterious your shooting of a ten-year-old girl. it happened yesterday morning at the child's home. police say someone on the street fired several shots into the home wounding the girl who was sound asleep in her bedroom. one bullet hit th

we're told that the suspect is raring black clothes, a dark hoodie. we haven't seen them take anyone down. we're seeing police officers and firefighters congregating in the middle of the block. looking to those rooftops. they haven't been able to tell us there is dodge to these buildings, just that they are looking for a burglary suspect. i can tell that you this is here near 101, san bruno avenue. in the bay view which is shut down on the 2400 block. it looks like it will be this way for some time so you might want to avoid the area. we haven't seen musts or anything bet through. lats the latest. live in san francisco. christie smith, "today in the bay." >> we also have developing news coming from chicago. this morning police are looking for the gun men involved in a mass shooting that went more than a dozen people to the hospital. the youngest a 3-year-old boy. marla tellez is live with the latest on the investigation. and how the victims are doing. >> i want to start with an update on the 3-year-old boy. his name is dyante howard. we have a couple

we understand he is dressed in black and wearing a hoody. there is surveillance cameras stationed through the another building and bank of america officials are here on scene. we've been kind of -- they have been moving the ladder around up there on the roof. we don't think they spotted him on the roof directly above the bank. they have looking to the sides there. we are right next to the 101 southbound onramp just south of 280. police have just widened the perimeter so they have pushed us back because they are not sure he is armed with thinking else. we will keep you posted. live from san francisco i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time is 5:03. a man was killed last night in san francisco's pee terror pee terror row hill. a man and a woman had been shot in the car. the man died from his wounds. the woman was wounded in the arm and legs. police officer used pepper spray to try to break up a crowd gathered at the crime scene. investigators are searching for two suspects described as men in their 20s driving a burgundy colored car. >

i'm willing to flip on the other side, put on my hoodie and get bullish on facebook. main reason, you are paying 200 times earnings for this company. i'm unwilling to do that because in social media you are betting on young people where fickle tastes when it comes to social media. young people are gravitating away from facebook. i'm unwilling to pay a massive premium for a company that's loosing its cool among young people. >> in my house we call it foggibook because my kids have fled. >> bill, you and i discussed this stock on "talking numbers" on july 25th with numbers up on the heels of the upside earning side. with shares up 45% since then, having all but achieved that $50 target, i'm now a strong seller of the stock. you want to be booking profits here. when you look at this chart, in the past we talked about that big breakaway gap from the symmetrical triangle it forminged, projecting that measured upside to $50. now an exhaustion gap at the end of the move. a straight line advance. that tells me we're looking at a critical technical inflexion point. you want to

the only thing i think he's going to make famous is that ceos can wear a hoodie. >> we funtmentally really disagree with most of the points. the main one, this business is very defensible. this is a very, very difficult business to break into. google has tried it with very large resources. very, very difficult to do. if you're talking about -- >> google -- >> gentlemen, we got to jump. we've got nike earnings out. we want to get to kayla right now. she's got the numbers. looks like we got a beat on our hands. keep watching facebook, guys. thanks. nike just joined the dow 30 this past monday. kayla tausche, company reporting earnings now. over to you. >> that's right, maria. nike stock shooting up in the afterhours. that's based on the fact that the company beat big time on the bottom line. 86 cents per share from continuing operations. that is against 78 cent per share estimate. revenue is in line. 6.98 billion. that's exactly in line with estimates. the company says revenue grew in every single product segment and every single geography. gross margin is likely what the market is looking a

. >> the white female, the one in the pink hoodie, that was the description, in a white car, that she quite intoxicated. >> the cops track down duchenne at the hospital where she's getting stitches on her hands, and they notice she's a little off balance. >> her speech was slurred. when she did stand up, she was very unsteady on her feet. >> the young man that was with her told us that she had been drinking 151 rum all night. she on the other hand if you asked her, she thought she just had a few drinks. >> police say she's upset, distraught, and has no recollection of the incident. dushane is arrested and charged with felony vandalism and assault. she pleads guilty to the charges and is sentenced to 60 days in jail with a side order of $1,500 in restitution. her lawyer says her client who had no previous record is ready to move on with her life, but unfortunately for her, the video seems to have a life of its own. >> once in a while, something comes along that just really -- because of the absurdity of it or desired actions, things stand out in my mind. this was one of those instances

like this under armour hoodie for under $65.> tip of the day. helping you get some sleep in a moment. first the mail. d. han nonfrom florida. what ted cruz is doing may not accomplish anything. at least he's sticking up for what the majority of people believe about obamacare. i think senator cruz is accomplishing some things. he's raising awareness of the issue and putting himself up as a leader. darlene from texas. bill, i have always admired you and charles krauthammer. you are wrong about cruz's motivations. he 's doing what we leched him to do. i respect that but the majority of texans would like to see obamacare re peeled. right? best way to go about it is at the heart of the debate. got to win both houses and the presidency. steve from california. bill, you made fun of the teacher found with heroin who got the job back. i know the tragedy of drugs. it is not funny. my daughter is an addict and lost everything. your letter deserves a serious reply. i mocked the system. putting an addict back into the system is madness. as f

like this under armour hoodie for under $65.n boots. >>> welcome back to "hannity." school vouchers are a hot button issue lately. they were originally to give low income students a better chance to succeed. passed in 20122 the louisiana scholarship program allows some of the poorest kids to transfer from public to private schools using taxpayer dollars, but last month the state was sued by eric holder and the obama justice department to stop schools under desegregation order er s from handing out vouchers claiming the scholarship 9y+a÷recipients almost all minorities and it could resegregate schools. joining me with reaction is actress stacy dash who was once stuck in a failing, horrible, dangerous public school herself. passionate about the issue. good to see you. >> very good to see you. thank you for having me. >> i felt horrible during the last campaign when you tweeted your support for romney. you look a huge backlash for that. has there been other fallout after that? >> not really. if anything it's es caused discussion wh