home...and she called to reporttthh eeplosion at the house near seattle.john hopperstad reeorts on hyow... the 9-1-1 dispatcher is under investigation. investigation. blew up the house and the kids!- in from the distraught case workkr who was assigned to supervised visits with josh powell and his two sons charlie and braden. as she she described ow josh grabbed - the children...(911 call) something realll weird has happennd... the kids went into the house, the parent, the biological parent whose name name is josh powell, will not let me in the door.her husband telll q13 fox news... the experience has been devastating for her.she's very upset and traumatiied.. she has saad that she thinks this is something that ii going to be a lifechanging event.he says she takes some comfort in knowing she did the right thing whhn she called for help... but there is growinn concernnttat the 9-1-1 dispatcher handling her call did not.at this point weúre doing a full invvstigation.tom orr is in charge of the 911 call center in ierce county . seconds count in what ww do.. lives depends on that. we get t

when asked his position on the death penaltiy, hy, he said he wouldn't rule it out. this raised a lot of concern among opponents of the death penalty who thought this would be a step backward. he has written against the death penalty, and adheres to san francisco values. san francisco has not had a jury return a death verdict since 1989, which was 10 years before he said his office would not seek the death penalty. we thought this particular issue wanted a discussion and we are pleased to have a palace here today. let me introduce them more at length. geroge gastcocon has had a long career in law enforcement, and he works for decades in the l.a. police department, serving as the director of the office of operations in charge of patrol and detectives and special operations. he is considered to be an expert in matters of police accountability. john thompson spent 14 years on death row, and after his verdict was set aside he was then facing life in prison. he was fighting for a retrial that took place four years later. he was exonerated by a jury in less than 30 minutes

i appreciate the thoughtful discussions and i hope that hy commissionersdeand -- commissioners hyde and lee -- i want to thank the of the searc for his work and the police advisory board. including the bar owners that are across the street rom the jack in the box in question later on the agenda. my goals have been to create a stronger community safety pla for the lo term. the advisory board has been useful. the police department staff has been wonderful. i am strongly supportive of my neighborhood and my residence calling for you to really consider their voices and tonot allow the jack in the box to continue between 2:00 and 4:00 a.m.. i will stand with my neighborhood this day, please don't let them operate between 2:00 and 4:00 a.m.. i will of knowledge that in the time the issue has come up since thethanksgivi violence and other issues, many of our residents have raise their voice, but it is a historic issue that has occurred around e ck in the box for decades where ma residents are very frustrated about not only the noise, but also the cleanliness d other issues. but i appreciate mr

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hy can't look at motivations. i have to look at results. under this administration the price of gasoline is doubled. $4 a gallon in mississippi, the price of gasoline is $8 a gallon in europe. the people of north mississippi can't be here so i have to be their voice. i have to tell you that it dollars a gallon gasoline makes them afraid. it is a cool tax on the people of north mississippi as they try to go back and forth to work. is a cloud hanging over economic development and job creation. this administration continues to drag its feet on oil exploration and fuel development and recovery. how do you respond to that? >> we should be judged on what we are doing and i should be judged on my track record when i became secretary of energy. when this administration started we were in free fall in a recession and the price plunged from non-farm -- $4 of -- $40 a barrel down to $40 a barrel. the solution to this, we will do everything in our power and we agree there is great suffering when the price of gasoline increases. we're very concerned abo

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hy also activity to the shoulder seems like a stall or accident it has been off to the right. adding to the back-up at this point. i-80 through berkeley westbound a little crowded through university. some commuters on the waze traffic app have reported a crash on westbound 80 in san pablo. there is a one report a few minutes ago and one closer to mcbride 13 minutes ago. we notice there was slowing on westbound 80 through the area. there's a traffic spotter, moving at around 25 miles an hour. back here they reported heavy traffic about six minutes ago near hilltop. you can have this information available to you. also northbound 87 near 280 still an injury crash blocking the left lane. we'll keep track of the slowing. to get the waze traffic app go to abc7news.com/waze. >>> if you are looking for a there's a within-stop shopping location. 300 -- one-stop shopping location. 300 people looking for people in the east bay. job seekers will be age to meet dozens of employers from public and private sectors from noon to 4 p.m. at an 298 clayton road. for more information go to -- >>>

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skies hy any means. we're still raining across the same area here.'s cape canaveral, daytona, further to the north. we're in the same pattern. if we had to go to tuesday. that would be my choice. that's when the drier air moves in. but every day we're talking millions here that are lost. imagine the folks that are holding their tickets, waiting to get in. tv ratings, just the whole thing has been turned upside down here. here's the forecast as we take you through the day. light to moderate showers. if we get enough of a breakthrough for the afternoon, we have to get the race in. i think that by, say, 3:00, 4:00, 5:00 we're going to explode with heavy showers and thunderstorms here. we'll have a bit of a window here to race. and hopefully we'll get most of it in. there's your forecast there with more rain in central florida. so many times, nina, in central florida here whether it's a space shuttle or races or golf, the weather sometimes can postpone and cancel events indeed. >> that's something we're very familiar with here in britain as well. fortuna

and why did, for example, when oswald was arrested and he was interrogated by police,hy wasn't that tapewhy was so security so lax that jack rub can shoot him. these are burninguestions that american people have. we're approaching charlie the 50th anniversary in november 2013 of the kennedy assassination. tom hank is working on an hbo documentary, a long one about all of this. i know a number of very good authors th are working on books dealing with this. so i think in the next year or too we're going to be relooking at that day because along with 9/11 and pearl harbor where people don't forget where the were. >> charlie: when you look at all of this, what do you feel about the motivation of lee harvey oswald and any connection to either cuba or the mob. >> well, i've always, i mean norman mailer wrote an unusual book trying to go to minsk and follow what a oswald did in russia. but because he was spent so much time in the soviet blok is quoit odd that odd walled had experience as a sniper, the fact he was hanging out in nor liens, liens -- new orleans, supporting castro. what was the pa

>>hy? >> well because it creates difficulties for the leadership. the moment you have a system that is more, you know, structured system, then that system can be used to second-guess the decisions of people, and people don't like to be secon second guessed. so that there is a lot of interest in ways to improve rationality but i have been invited to many places and given many talks and been very well received. when it comes to implementation, and enthusiasm wanes distinctly. >> rose: because of some instinct for security? >> because -- >> or you don't want to be found out? you don't want to be found out. >> you are make. and this is a real problem. this is a real problem. so how to promote rationale at this, rationality within organizations and how to prevent mistakes that takes sort of architecture -- >> rose: that takes a mindset to say i am going to insist honorable at this? >> yes,. >> insist on, rationality .. >> and we will be naked and to defend your ideas. >> based honorable at this but i, on, rationality, so you will have to decide .. i will

but part of the reasonhy, in my mind,hy the talan or whomever is responsible for killing those trainers in the ministry of interior is because the enemy actually does see that type of training as a threat to them. by us, building relationships up with the police, they actually know that that's going to bring a capability that is a direct threat to the enemy and those that are trying to bring down the country and the government. >> woodruff: on that same question, thomas johnson, the eire.s. sategy now premised on the idea that the u.s. can trust the afghan security forces to work with the u.s., where does that stand? >> well, i mean, the wall street journal has reported that there's been 77 coalition members killed by afghan forces in the last five years. and 57 of those have been since early 2010. i think this is a growing problem. with the united states pulling its forces out, the united states is going to rely more and more on afghans toe able to guard forward operating bases and combat operating posts as well as roads and lines of communication. there's going to be more of an opport

. >> perhaps this is what poet, hy poetry anreligious sentiment are so powerful together. that poetry is the intensity of our experience here. >> and we live for these moments of intensity, you know? when we think of our memories, it's moments of intensity. whether they were sorrowful or happy, moments of great loneliness or moments of great communion. we live for these moments in our life. and i do think poetry that is a way of -- it's a way of recognizing the moments, first of all, in your life. but also a way of preserving them. >> so this intensity visited you when you fell in love. you felt it again, when you had a diagnosis. tell me about that. what was the disease? >> it's called waldenstrÖm's macroglobulinemia. and there have been complications after that. so i have some additional things now. but it's a very rare cancer. it is in the bone marrow, primarily. but also it's everywhere in your body. and it is completely unpredictable. some people die quickly, some people live 30 years with it. and it doesn't even change. it doesn't even do anything in their bodies. >>

hy blatantly lied to my comrades as was stated previously. the military is built on bonds and trust. especially at west point -- do not tolerate those who lie or steal. i realized quickly are was not becoming the person i wanted to become. at west point there was an underground and continues to exist of gays and lesbians. i was able to bond with my friends in that way. but no one was ever vocal about this. i had seen cadets before me resign over the don't ask don't tell policy but they were silent. they didn't give reasons why they left the academy. in their failure to site the reasons for the resignation, to vote in any way. when i decided to resign, wasn't going to serve as long as the don't ask don't tell policy was in place i made a conscious effort to make sure i was going to change something and tell my story so i now work with organizations like out serve, and west point, glbt alumni and our eyes. i leaked my letter of resignation to them and it was on the internet. this is what i wrote about in my portion. i appeared on the rachel sho

hy the f-b-i had putt together a file... on the late apple founder.nd if you're running out this weekend to ind a last-minute valentine's gift... you'll want to hear this next story. what most women are aakinn for this year. you're watching fox 45 morning news.. aal (((reak 2)) 3 newwthis morning... ffrmer penn tate assiitant football coach jerry sandusky will ask a judge today to relax the restrictions of his house arrest.sandusky's attorney has asked that he be allooed to see his grandchildren. prosecutors havv filed their oww motion .... to tighten those restrictions... saying sandusky should be kept indoors unlessshe needs medical care.sandusky faces 52 criminal chaages centered around llegee sexual assaults on 10 boys. first look at a file the f-b-i jobs.federal officials steve - compiled the report on jobs in 1991 when then president geooge h. w. bush was considering appointing jobs to his president's eeport council. many of the ppople interviewed in the report said he'd be perfect for the job because he was driven and hardworking.but a few ques

landing.when they exited aircraft hy saw enging on fire department responded contained the second helicopterre paramedics decided the two other people who were njured in the craah didn't need a medevac.they were taken to the hospital in an ambulance where condition.isted in stable - 3 fighting back... the search is on for the crooks who broke into a dozen cars at arundel mills mall. mall. one car was stolen... and is still missing. it happened friday night in a parking lot near the movie theater. poliie say 12 cars were vandalized. many of the victims are members of an auto club alled, 'the finest'. they are outraged the thieves coulddhit that many cars, parked directly below a surveillance camera. "we come here and we aae spending money helping this mall survive helping this mall survive.. and yet when we peturn to our vehicles.. our vehicles are destroyed.. missing"police are looking at the surveillance video for clues. fox45 has teamed up with the website on the internet ... "spotcrime" tracks criminal activity in your neighborhood. you can also get emails when crime happens.sign up by go