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it's good hockey. >> at the sound of the closing buzzer, the hornets prevail, winning 5-4.ame of the season may be over, but the action on the ice is just about to heat up. >> at the end of every game, you have your handshake, which is a sportsmanship thing. nhl does it when they lose a stanley cup. everybody does it. and that's where everything changed. >> coach martin trumblet of the hornets doesn't look like a man who just took the gold. instead, he seems to rush through the line of the children, barely shaking any hands. >> seems like he was on a mission trying to get at a certain boy. so when we saw that he sticks his foot out and trips my son and the other boy, they both fall down. >> outrage erupts. it appears the coach intentionally trips two players. elizabeth's son is one of them. >> i was so angry that he did that. my son, he was pretty shocked. he's a very sensitive boy. why would he do that? i don't understand why an adult would do that. >> the other boy, whose family requested he not be identified, breaks his wrist in the fall. according to witnesses, this boy

test flight photographer randy happ is filming an f-18 hornet from a chase plane. >> it was basicallyth concrete. the mission was to find out how the mark 82 would separate from the airplane in an emergency mode. >> dozens of other cameras are also recording the critical test of the navy's newest fighter jet. >> they are all stuck all over the airplane and then i'm there as the insurance policy. if something goes wrong and they lose the airplane, they have my film that can come back and reassemble what happened. >> little does he know, it's his plane that will run into trouble. when the planes reach 500 feet, 5,000 feet -- the hornet releases the bomb flying at more than 500 miles per hour. >> everything was according to plan. we had just flown into position. as the weapon came off, it koca down a little bit and then turned on its side and took our right wing off. >> a slow motion camera on the f-18 records the bomb shearing off part of the wing. the plane he's in. >> when it hit us, it was nothing. i felt a little bump. nothing like when you run into a telephone pole backing up out o

when he said make the hornet's nest buzz. >> stick the hornet's nest. see what happens. all right.nks so much. "outfront" tonight, ann coulter is the author of "never trust a liberal over 3, especially of a republican." that almost sounds like a republican in itself. this he now says i believe global warming alarmists are unpatriotic alarmists. what was your reaction when you read this? >> i thought it was hilarious. i'm so glad i found him on twitter. >> are you taking him literally? do you think he is being literal? is he joking? is it satire? what is it? >> no, it's very funny. because there are so many subjects today that you're simply not supposed to have. or as my friend evan says, thinking is a hate crime. well all have to believe in global warming. we all have to believe in immigration. the only question is lots of immigration or even more immigration? people who weird ly enough don' believe the predictions coming true. that is how therapy swine flu america. >> to follow up on your report, he says he is just poking a hornet's nest, his publicist says he is just kidding. do

what troops experience in the hornet's nest. afghanistan. after three decades in the world's worst places, hot zones of conflict, iraq, el salvador. >> marines say the objective of this mission was met. >> this could have been just one more stop for combat correspondent mike boetcher. boetcher felt he had to keep up the story. >> i felt as journalists we became as wash-weary as the rest of the nation did and really stopped talking about covering these soldiers and marines and sailors and airmen who were sent to the front lines. if as a nation we are going to commit our young men and women over there to a war in our name then we better darn sure cover them. >> over a two year period, boetcher embedded with u.s. forces. >> meyer didn't make it up. >> side by side, in the firefight, aiming his lens at the real life experience of americans in war. >> hey z, give me eyes on that ridge and your 11. >> you volunteer to serve 10,000 miles away in a war zone and your life depends on the guy to the left of you and the right of you, that is their suppo

and then turned it into "the hornet's nest" that opened friday. mike joins me now.d to see you, mike. >> good to talk to you again, fredericka. >> we worked together at nbc and then here at cnn and now who knew? now you're a movie producer. so you know -- >> well -- >> yeah. you know afghanistan and iraq by way of being a war correspondent like no one else. taking incredible risks. over the years we watched your stories every evening on nbc, on cnn and abc. what did you want to capture in this movie that two or three-minute story on television just simply couldn't tell? >> well, i felt that to really truly tell the stories of brotherhood and sisterhood there among our troops on the ground you had to spend years at a time. you couldn't just parachute in and i really wanted to display those bonds. you know, what they fight for. they fight for the guy to the left of them and to the right of them. when they're surrounded, they're not thinking so much about big, strateg strategic gains like a war on terror but how to get out of there alive, accomplish their mission and,

you saw "the hornet's nest."perform a song. you have always gone out and really been there for people who serve our country. >> music is the backdrop for peacetime and war. and i tell my children every day how blessed we are to have freedom. this is about healing and community and fellowship. appreciate you guys and the women. so, you're absolutely right. i stood up and show up. >> you show up. and how this all came about, cact cactus, very interesting story. >> i was in a gym in l.a. she was doing "dancing with the stars." i was working out. i had a motorcycle accident, which happened a year and a half ago. i was walking around with a walker, not my favorite in l.a. in a gym, everyone's beautiful. and a guy was standing in the corner, the producer of this film. and i came walking by. and he said, are you a vet? i said, i'm a musician. he says, you have to come see this movie. and we talk about wy and i writing a song. >> tell us about "follow me." >> as you know, from experience, when life hands you something, y

but they would never train on the hornet. no carrier. they would train on ground, a runway painted to model the flight deck of the hornet. on march 25, 1942, they were ready. they flew to naval air station near san francisco and saw the hornet for the first time. on april 2, they sailed for japan with 16 b-25's locked down on the flight deck. on april 18, their mission almost ended. they were spotted by a japanese patrol boat. america could not lose the hornet. she was too precious. so colonel doolittle and the captain decided to launch the b-25's 10 hours before it was planned. they would not have the fuel to omb japan and fly to safety in unoccupied china as part of the plan. they would go down in japanese territory. despite rough seas, all 16 b-25's launched off the hornet. they bombed tokyo and other cities. the property damage was small, but the damage to japanese morale could not be measured. for the first time in over 1,000 years japan had been bombed by a foreign nation, and because of that one single raid, japan pushed to provok

"the hornet's nest."rom the beginning, what was it like to have your son in a war zone as your colleague? >> i was scared to death. but carlos, when i decided to go tell these stories and stay there for two years he insisted he would come with me. at 22 years old. he said, pop, this is something i can make a difference in this country. and, i was scared a lot. several times i thought he was dead and he thought i was dead. bill: we mentioned the battle lasted nine days but you were there for two years. >> two years. bill: carlos, you as well but you saw your father, he was skipping town all the time. he missed birthdays and holidays and one after the other. and now, you're not working at a firm down the street. you're in a war with him. >> well you know, growing up like that, you wonder what is so important? why is he missing my birthday? why is he missing christmas? going out there, working with him, seeing the ticket to history that he has lived his entire life, it made me understand my dad a lot more an

not only here at the ucss hoar get -- hornet but across the bay area.he them are going to be starting within the next hour or so. if you have a chance, this is a great place to come out and celebrate memorial day. lots of speakers and as i said, the actual ceremony will begin at 1:00. they open the doors at 10:00. have a tour. it's a great way to spend memorial day. >> how is the temperature out there? i saw some people in shorts and others in jackets. are you feeling it's warm enough? >> reporter: it's perfect out here. it's probably high 60s now. >>> as we follow the events in the bay area. want to go back live now to the amphitheater. the president laying wreath to the tombs unknown a moment ago. let's listen. >> mr. president, vice president biden. ladies and gentlemen, first i want to acknowledge and add my welcome to the families of our military and men and women who are here today and who are watching this all over the world. i want to particularly welcome the families of the fallen who are here with us this morning. we admire you. we are gratefu

this week we are aboard the uss hornet a world war ii air carrier for a special program in honor of pearlnce day. you will hear a dozen local pearl harbor survivors recount how their lives were changed forever on december 7, 1941, when the sea turned to flames, ships were sunk, friends were lost, and this nation was catapulted into world war ii. old men who were once young warriors recall a date which will live in infamy. and it all starts now. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald.

the "uss hornet" museum will host a ceremony from 10:00 until 4:00 and veterans are honored with a ceremony at historic g. ranch cemetery. >>> so the question is, what is the weather going to be like for all of the ceremonies. rob mayeda is the guy to tell us. hi, rob. >> we're going to see a continuation of the weather that we're seeing right now, which looks mostly sunny. 80s or near low 80s close to downtown right now. 70s near the airport and you look over to san francisco. quite nice. you've got a sea breeze picking up. it's still 69 degrees after we spent the afternoon in the 70s earlier. and 88 in livermore. the view from emeryville looking back to san francisco, just showing haze and sea salt in the air. no clouds out there right now. it's mainly clear skies. the marine layer we talked about. it's getting squished down and temperatures really climbed up. we saw a 24-hour temperature change from 8 to 15 degrees earlier this afternoon. you can see san jose and san martein running warmer than 24 hours ago. it creates a vacuum and pulls in the marine air much like clock work and they sh

. >> so, if stung by a bee, wasp, hornet or yellow jacket... ...and cover it to keep it clean. and keep an eye out for signs of allergic reactions. you can find a complete list of reactions, along with other information, on the new first-aid app from the american red cross. it's for smartphones, and it's free. and that should help take the sting out of dealing with things like insect bites. for "tkn," i'm emily. >> you can find more first-aid tips on our website. just follow the link. >> i'll tell you why some kids may be dancing their way into trouble. um]um] ♪[tum] ♪[tum] ♪[tum] ♪[tum] ♪[tum] ♪[tum] [phone ring,] car brakes hard [phone ring] [car crash] glass shatters [sirens] this video was submitted by a student through the safety scholars program. for more information on teen safety visit driversedge.org. >> dance is a beautiful form of art. but make no mistake. it takes as much training and physical effort as any sport. and as carina reports, injuries among young dancers are on the rise. >> i have a crack in my big toe from breaking that and never letting it heal. >> lind

hornet from 10:00 this morning to 4:00 in the afternoon. >> let's see how everything is looking in terms of the weather. >> it was quite aphis weekend. beautiful weather around the bay area. maybe the sea breeze kicks in longer and maybe we begin to see fog return to the coastline later today and right now, mostly clear skies outside the door and looking good so far on this memorial day and we see a whole lot of sunshine, temperatures will be warming up again. hot in spots in the interior alleys. 50s and even 60s outside right now. 63 in santa rosa. 60 in concord and 57 degrees in san francisco. this afternoon, back into the upper 80s, even some low 90s possibly while inland, 70s and 80s and breezy towards the coast. >> on the holiday weekends, duo sometimes see a number of accidents in the early morning hours and maybe people out late the night before. more activity on the roads this time, and there is a new accident reported now northbound 880 to thornton avenue on the on-camp actually and it is like a person may have injuries in this accident and reportedly pin underneath the vehicle.

in the east bay a ceremony will take place at the hornet museum featuring a wreath toss. goldengate park will have music with a rifle salute. in the south bay, military aircraft will fly over oak hill memorial park. if you'd like to take advantage of some memorial day baseball, perhaps, the san jose giants and oakland a's are at home. >>> in an e-mail to the chronicle the anonymous person said he or she made $500,000 and wanted to do something fun in sf. we told you about it on friday how a person hiding cash and then tweeting clues so people could find it. the person told "the chronicle" he or she is going to l.a. this week and may plant some cash there, as well. >>> well, striking it rich, again. someone in the bay area may have a lottery ticket worth $70 million. >> that's a pretty penny. super lotto ticket bought at this safeway in sunset district. employees are thrilled one of their customers may have it. over the weekend some even wore some shirts said millionaires made here. the safeway store, not bad, $350,000 just for selling the ticket. >> got to be somebody loc

s hornet paid tribute to veterans going back to world war ii. the tradition honoring those who died in the battle was done. speakers also reminded visitors that china was a u.s. ally in world war ii and assisted u.s. pilots in the famous raid on japan in world war ii. >>> kind of a somber mood, but it was beautiful weather. >> reporter: it was perfect. anything outdoors was great. we had some of the best weather in the country. wasn't terribly hot. that will continue for the foreseeable future. lots of afternoon sunshine similar to. this although we will go on a little bit of a roller coaster ride tvs-wise. san francisco is sitting at 65 and sunny. sunshine in stand but with less of that ocean influence-- in santa rosa, but with less of that ocean influence. 74 on saturday. up to 83 yesterday. ed to's high so far 81 degrees in the santa clara valley. very comfortable overnight. good sleeping weather. kids will be back to school tomorrow for a couple weeks. redwood city 51. san jose 53. we are now getting 14 and a half hours of daylight this time

this won't be on the stucco invented for the hornets led to strike him off balance and forced him outside the ring while keeping the strong grip on the policy bill. the crappy combination will with the audience. as a victory at the tournament the march ended the year struggle the second highest ranking within the time. another mom with us there. she became ill put enough. you decided to compensate for his small village by developing more muscle. intensive training in weightlifting about it again tinkle ramps up races compliment to his arsenal of techniques. i did do more. it was really important for me due to start becoming more aggressive. she hands it has given me much more confidence . the offense the high expectations. one of three thousand of them gather up the meiji shrine. soon we might be cut to his promotion to the rank of eagle close enough. though he was lied to but i expect a reading to become an ordeal was over. a copy of twilight. we will be counting on both steel and power to make a difference and hopefully secure the second crown on his promise in korea. hugh laurie to thi

. >> this air b and b issue has really stirred up a hornet's nest. what is it about the issue that touch add cord with so many different kinds of people? >> as you say, there are many, many different groups affected by air b and b. first of all, it's not a new idea for people to rent out rooms or sublet their place when they are out of town. we got tremendous reach and scoop so there are maybe 6,000 ro rooms and homes available on the website. they united in opposition and with who don't want tenants to sublet and security and wear and tear. we have tenant's rights and activis activists. we have some union act ativest who worry that hotel jobs will start to be eroded and then we also have neighbors and neighborhood groups that worry those are quality of life issues. >> that can be a powerful coalition. >> that is. on the other side we have thousands of people renting out places who say they regular and a nice way to make extra income and meet people and the 10 million dollar company comes out with reports saying visitors generate good economic benefi

this week we are aboard the uss hornet a world war ii air carrier for a special program in honor of pearlharbor remembrance day. you will hear a dozen local pearl harbor survivors recount how their lives were changed forever on december 7, 1941, when the sea turned to flames, ships were sunk, friends were lost, and this nation was catapulted into world war ii. old men who were once young warriors recall a date which will live in infamy. and it all starts now. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald.

. >> a documentary inside the hornet's nest and a special edition of "nightline" tonight, the other warand diane right >> >>> families of three uc students are now in santa barbara county. >> also, confrontation at a famous war memorial. the landmark at a cross roads. >> you just saw it on world news a millionaire is stashing free cash around san francisco. what you haven't seen today's big discovery. how finders decided to share good fortune, ahead only on abc7 news. >> how do you return something you never had in the first place? a satellite tv customer clears the air, and her bill. >> three bay area families are grieving. the young men found stabbed inside of the apartment. good evening, eryone. >> roger killed six people before shooting himself free students found stabbed in the apartment they shared. we have live team coverage of the aftermath starting with abc7 news live in ilsa vista. >> more students here, most say they have been returning from that extended three-day weekend. they have come to a more solemn place students saying they're uncomfortable here this, is the memorial.

special forces during the iraq war and reported extensively from there and made a film called "the hornet'sest." thanks for calling in. >> reporter: good news. during his disappearance i was embedded along with my son carlos in that area several times, and it is a tough, tough area. you know i can remember one small common outpost in the general vicinity where bowe bergdahl was taken. combat outpost speara right on the pakistan border, which was attacked constantly, and it's a mountainous region. it is the area where he was taken that was a main smuggling route of men and supplies and weapons for the taliban into afghanistan. a very, very tough region. >> now, i want to get back to your experience there in a second, but i also want to get to your personal experience. you were kidnapped and threatened with execution in the '80s in el salvador. you know what it's like to be captive. talk about how he might be feeling right now? >> reporter: he's going to have many mixed emotions. he's going to be confused, frankly. i know i was. when i was taken in el salvador and, immediately, as a matter of

larry johnson is a guy that played basketball for the charlotte hornets for years. that we should seek to have our own league band and we should have all teams. so why isn't that absurd? wise and that something that is upsetting everyone? but racial tribalism should always be viewed exactly at least in the same way. >> let's move from racism to homophobia, which would be an accusation against this eeo of mesilla, the company that makes the firefox web browser. six years ago he made a 1000-dollar political contribution to support a measure that defined marriage as between a man and a woman. when liberal groups found out about it, they demanded that all untrendy fire the new ceo and he was forced to resign. even some liberals then said that that went too far. andrew sullivan said that he was disgusted by what he calls gay-rights fanaticism. and even one of america's most intolerant individuals at this. >> i think there is a gay mafia. if you correct them, you do get whacked. i really do. >> so there is this social prancer censorship, is a good? yes, says austin peters

hornet from alameda until 4:00 in the afternoon. >> a lot of events outside, of course. you can see the fog just off the coastline and you may see a visit of that later on. a nice start to the day. clear skies out over the bay right now. 70s and 80s inside the bay and if you plan to head to the beach, sea breeze will be stronger. eastbound 92 in the san ma mateo before you head the toll plaza. westbound 580 between the pass and the dublin interchange. no delays from livermore valley. 880 in oakland, you're cruising along and the east shore freeway very quiet. a lot of the overnight roadwork has been suspended and a live look for silicon valley drivers. you should be problem-free this morning heading into sunny vale. thornton avenue remains blocked and 50 feet of cable to pull an overturned car from the embankment and major injuries reported for a while longer. westbound 580. mass transit on schedule, but a holiday schedule as well. not as many trains and parked cars running. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> cal tran said the construction that's shut down a portion of

events in hornet and alameda from the morning until 4:00 in the afternoon. a nationwide manhunt after shooting several people at the museum. surveillance video shows an athletic looking man wearing a cap walking into the museum opening with a rifle. no one has taken responsibility for saturday's shooting. four people were killed and israeli tourist couple, a french woman and a belgium man. >>> the head of the catholic church is in israel. pope francis visiting jewish and muslim holy sites on the final leg of the three-day tour of the middle east. >> it's a recognition of the deep heritage and bond between the jewish people. >> the only remains of the biblical second temple and left a note inside an envelope and the vatican has not said if the contents of francis's prayer will be released. in a state board overseeing california sex offender registry wants to take names off the list. is it group says that the registry is just too big and doesn't differentiate between truly dangerous offenders, those who pose significant risks and those unlikely to reoffend. on

. >>> veterans were honored during a memorial day celebration on the uss hornet museum in alameda today. there was also a special guest at the ceremony. captain chin is a decorated civilian pilot who is credited with saving u.s. military personnel during world war ii. organizers of today's events say chen turned 101 years old today. >>> more backlash against sea world in san diego this time in the form of vandalism. you will see here someone scrolled graffiti on the exit sign for sea world. but it's unclear just who is responsible for defacing that sign. >>> most of the bay area in the clear right now. the wind still a factor. they really picked up late this afternoon into the evening hours. still gusty winds especially at the coast and around the bay. as far as stronger winds, you can see 55 miles per hour. mount diablo and sfo wind gusts to 45 miles per hour. 30-miles-an-hour in san francisco. there's the fog hugging the coast of southern california. some patchy fog will redevelop just off the coast and push. and with that, that's going to cool off the entire bay area. so in fact, ear

. >>> veterans were honored during the memorial day event at the uss hornet museum. ceremony included a presentation of colors by the boy scouts and a reef tossing and guest speakers. the crowd was larger than expected this year. we created a slide show on www.ktvu.com on the different memorial day events around the area. >>> new files about the death of princess diana. the new details it revols about the response after her death -- reveals about the response after her death. >> why this is a good time to be a bay area baseball fan. >> beautiful weather for today. memorial day. sunshine out there. coming up, a cool down, how muching in your tuesday -- much cooling in your tuesday forecast and when drizzle resurfaces in the five-day forecast. this tillamookmook old fashd vanilla ice cream is absolutely amazing. creammmmmy. it makes my tongue dance. me too. hey you two, stop that tillamook tongue dancing and get back to work! tillamook ice cream, tastes better because it's made better. female narrator: through memorial day female narrator: through memorial day at sleep

. >>> veterans were honored during a memorial day celebration on the uss hornet museum in alameda today. there was also a special guest at the ceremony. captain chin is a decorated civilian pilot who is credited with saving u.s. military personnel during world war ii. organizers of today's events say chen turned 101 years old today. >>> more backlash against sea world in san diego this time in the form of vandalism. you will see here someone scrolled graffiti on the exit sign for sea world. but it's unclear just who is responsible for defacing that sign. >>> most of the bay area in the clear right now. the wind still a factor. they really picked up late this afternoon into the evening hours. still gusty winds especially at the coast and around the bay. as far as stronger winds, you can see 55 miles per hour. mount diablo and sfo wind gusts to 45 miles per hour. 30-miles-an-hour in san francisco. there's the fog hugging the coast of southern california. some patchy fog will redevelop just off the coast and push. and with that, that's going to cool off the entire bay area. so in fact, ear

it's worth noting that on this very day today, the charlotte bobcats, i mean the charlotte hornets, get their buzz back. i'm so proud of our heritage and the leadership the state of north carolina continues to provide this nation. on this festive day, i want to con gadge late the city of charlotte and all north carolinians and i welcome my colleagues to join me in supporting this important moment in our history. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to draw attention to an epidemic in our country. we have seen rates of autism rising rapidly in our -- in the last two decades. mr. quigley: today one in six children is diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder. i attended the autism speaks walk in chicago. i was inspired by the store roifs young men and women and the realization that there are opportunit

sometimes it is fun to poke a stick in a hornet's nest just to hear the buzzing.s long acknowledged he's a climate change skeptic and he's no stranger to twitter controversy once coming out as heterosexual, angering some in the gay community. pat's job i think is fairly secure. >> omg, pat. lol. thank you. it's a letter joke. so social media getting pat sajak in trouble. tell me what you think. plus, "hannity" is coming up at the top of the hour. >>> tune in tomorrow night. care strikes again. she joins us live to respond. set your dvr now. tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. see you then. >>> and this is a fox news alert. today for the very first time in nearly two years the commander in chief found time in his busy schedule to sit down with the secretary of veterans affairs. that's where we begin on this very busy news night tonight on "hannity." >> i said we would systematically work to fix these problems and we have been working really hard to address them. >> it turns out that that's not the first time president obama vowed to solve the

why take that hornets nest.e going to get the nra and say see, she wants to take our guns. >> she's not going to run on it, but it would be her position. it's something she may say. >> remember in 2008 when obama made the famous clinging to their guns and religion statement? i think this happens a year and a half out when they say something to rev up the liberal base because we know hillary needs to move to the left. nothing she says is by mistake. she know what is she's doing. poke the crazy right wingers, the way she wants to portray tea partiers. she knows what she's doing. >> it's almost an article of faith that you can carry a gun or have a gun anywhere you want. we do have a constitution. imagine if someone made a similar comment about the 14th amendment or 13th amendment. it is an article of faith for most americans you have an inherent right to have a gun, defend yourself. you want to be a hunter, be a hunter. i understand it's the democrat position. i don't think it's a winning position. she's smart eno

but it appears he's enjoying the backlash posting this, sometimes it's fun to poke a stick in a hornet'suzzing. of course pat sajak says he's a climate change skeptic and once coming out as metro sexual angering some in the gay community. no word from sony who produces "wheel of fortune." pat's job is fairly secure, i think. >> omg, lol, a letter joke. social media getting pat sajak in trouble. >>> plus, "hannity" is coming up at the top of the hour. get all your favorites all day, everyday. olive garden's signature favorites, just $10 including creamy fettuccine alfredo, and our classic lasagna. plus unlimited soup or salad and warm breadsticks. signature favorites, just $10 all week long, at olive garden. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protecon. and because usaa'commitment to serve current and former military members andheir families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it mea

. >>> pope in the hornet's nest. one of the most beloved figures on earth venturing into a region torn by religious strife. massive security concerns as he insists on riding in an open car through the holyland. >>> hey, good morning, everybody. we want to get straight to the terrifying and really mystifying story breaking overnight. police in santa barbara, california, dealing with four separate crime scenes right now in a bustling area filled with shops and restaurants. >> authorities are calling the bloody attacks a planned mass killing and now looking at a chilling video they believe could be connected to the investigation. abc's bazi kanani is in our los angeles bureau with the latest breaking developments. bazi. >> good morning, dan. good morning, bianna. details are still emerging at this time but investigators have told us what they know about this mass shooting. taking place late friday night in a neighborhood packed with students at the time. breaking overnight a deadly shooting near u.c. santa barbara, the

in east bay a ceremony will take place at uss hornet museum.san bruno, golden gate national cemetery will have live music, along with a special rifle salute. in the south bay, military aircraft will fly over oak hill memorial park and switching gears just a bit, if you want to take advantage of memorial day baseball. san francisco giants and oakland a's will play games at home today. >>> it's 5:39. the president back in washington this morning after a surprise visit to afghanistan. we'll take a look at what that could mean for the future of troops in the country. a live report. >>> plus, a desperate search for survivors. rescue crews now in colorado after a massive mudslide. three people are missing and the latest on the search efforts, next. >>> nbc bay area honored with three national awards for excellence in breaking news coverage, feature reporting and public service and television journalism. all from the society of professional journalists. nbc bay area, we investigate. >>> welcome back, everyone. 5:42. president obama just wrapped up a s

. >> mike and his son carlos lived alongside the troops for years taking us deep inside the hornet's nest. >> reporter: two years covering the frontlines of america's longest war. my son carlos and i had one mission, to tell their story in our new film documenting their determination. >> i looked at the eyes of the medics. they weren't going to let him die. >> reporter: and absolute heroism. like the medic jamison who on a march day in 2011 ran in to a wall of gunfire to save his wounded buddies and an afghan soldier. and before he died -- >> he was there bleeding out. you apologize. they're dying. >> reporter: five more soldiers from the 101st airborne battalion would die that day, one of the deadliest in the war. after, the cost of their sacrifice hit home. especially for sergeant-major chris fields, who waited until his men had left to let the tears of this entire war come out. chris fields is now home. for him, like so many, the road between war and peace difficult to travel. >> there's not a moment that goes by that -- that the remembrance of that. i knew them. >> reporter: so m

i was just reminded by somebody by text, george shin, who is a former owner of the charlotte, the hornets, bobcats, about to be, and one of the owners of the team had used the n word in reference to one of the players. so i'm sure that donald and his lawyers are going to look at that and say yes, what i said was bad but you didn't try to expel george shin out of the league for what he said. now you're going to try to do that to me? that is the argument he is going to try to present. and i dare say that is only one example. donald sterling having been in the league for a long time i'm sure he has other things to pull out of his pocket. >> best defense is a good offense, and i am sure his lawyer will be doing that. but this is the nba's candy store and they are going to control who gets to play and who gets to own and sterling will be gone. >> the things he said in this interview will they be used against him? >> absolutely, absolutely. that is the icing on the cake. that makes the case against him even stronger. his disparaging of magic johnson. but they have had enough, of the original di

a military fighter jet, the canadian air force's cf-18 hornet, is practicing a low speed, low altitudepha pass, for the left bridge international air show in alberta. the air show doesn't officially start until the next day, but some eager aviation buffs are on hand to see the action. all eyes are on the plane as it swoops overhead. the spectators are about to get a show they'll never forget. two cameras are recording the well-trained pilot's tricky move. one camera zooms in. the other stays wide as the plane slows and starts to turn. suddenly, the pilot ejects. the plane wobbles, then dives nose first into the ground. the multi million dollar war machine explodes into a fireball. thick black smoke billows into the air. the twisted wreckage burns out of control. onlookers are horrified as emergency crews rush to the scene. dramatic close-up photographs show the pilot ejecting from the cockpit seconds from death. he's taken to the hospital. captain brian mews of the 425 tactical wing compresses three vertebrae in his back but incredibly, he makes a full recovery and tells his story to m

trying to stir up a hornet's nest. coming out with a documentary to suggest it's a pyramid scheme.e some of these activists go beyond the fair value of the stock. what they're looking for is to move it in a particular direction without not necessarily caring about the future of the company. >> look at one that settled today, where you have sotheby's. what you found out in the lawsuit that was settled or, argued in delaware court on friday there are emails from the directors saying that they were too chummy. that they were too close-knit and they weren't doing their job, weren't doing their job. does anyone think that would have come out without the activists. david: good point. cheryl: we have news breaking in the last hour on target. one of their biggest investors is asking, we had the ceo resign. not spend time with his family, resign. now one of the big shareholders saying they want to split the chairman and ceo role completely at a company like target? >> i think that is a very good position for every company to take. i think ceo and chair should be separated. i don't think the

all right, new orleans hornet, 387 million, people who don't know a lot about basketball didn't knowthe clippers until this whole situation. but now, how much higher could the value be? >> let's go more recently, the milwaukee bucks, milwaukee needing a new arena, $550 million. >> milwaukee? >> yes, milwaukee, you had private equity guys, mark lazry, you know, he may be thinking could i have waited for the clippers? they're not making anymore of it. >> do you think the forbes number -- way less. >> it -- but here, listen, i appreciate and respect what you're saying. i think you're probably right. but the longer this goes on, say he sues, but again, we expect him to do that. he is not the owner and you can't transfer ownership. but the longer it goes on say you got free agents like -- >> well, you could lose the coach and some players. >> like griffin, you lose those guys and you can't bring in free agents. they're the ones that put fannies in the seats, they lost corporate sponsorship. >> if he remains in control then it is not for sale. >> what is the highest price paid, 200 million