. >> jeff has been complaining about his allergies all week. >> thanks for letting everybody, know. i feel like a walking and talking allergy commercial all through the past couple of days. it's still going to be bad. the next couple of days, we'll have a full allergy report. 62 in sunny va. 60 in san jose. and 64 in concord. kind of mild when you think about what we had two and three nights ago. we have humidity outside right now. let's get to our sky camera network. clear conditions across downtown. the marine layer is up against the coastline. this clear view is what we're going to be experiencing the next couple of nights. your headlines for tomorrow morning, its will be mainly clear for most us. through friday, we'll crank it up. and by this weekend, we'll have some beach weather mixed in with our good round of 70s, 80s, maybe even a new 90s. storm track is now pushing 500 miles to 600 miles to the north. the cold air behind this cloud line has no sign getting here at all, at least over friday, saturday and sunday. high pressure is going to shield us from all storm activity. we

>> well, i don't know if i can go as far as jeff has. ause the judge has asked very tough questions doesn't mean we know how they will vote. they continued to ask over and over and over, what is your limiting principle. the government in general has been unable to answer that question. if you cannot answer that question, the supreme court is going to have big problems forcing people to buy insurance. >> you can follow up on that, but i will ask you this question. >> is that me? >> lz. >> me? okay. i don't think that he is just blowing smoke there. he can spin whatever verdict for his positive if he gets ahead of the message. if the supreme court upholds the law, sit a plus. but if they strike it down he is able to go back to his voting base and say i tried to make sure that i covered exnumber of millions who were not insured and the republicans stopped it and all the conservatives on the supreme court stopped people from having insurance. he can spin this for a political positive. if it fails, i don't think it is good for americans but it

[applause] >> jeff adacci has a few closing remarks. >> i am a public defender. >> good afternoon. i am with the d a's office. >> in closing today's program, we want to first of all thank all of you for being here and being part of this discussion. no doubt, we achieved a great deal. this was not just another talking head conference where people were just here to give a speech. you really heard engaged discussion from this morning all the way up until now. we thank our panelists because they came here with an open heart and an open mind. we are going to talk in a minute about how we are going to move things forward. i want to thank the staff of the public defender's office and the many volunteers who made this possible. we thank the library staff as well as sfgovtv for their good work here. john came here because we invited him and because he knew that he is making a difference and will continue to make a difference. after serving 14 years on death row and spending 18 years of his life fighting the case, he continued to fight for justice, and he brought his case to the united state

has been excruciating. then the extra years until this arrest. abc2 news jeff hager has more on this longhand tore chewous attorney -- tore chewous journey. >> every moment it feels like i'm going through labor pains over and over and over again. i don't need this circle. i need my baby found. >> reporter: less than four months later workers at the conowingo dam spotted her body in the susquehanna river. if michael johnson remained under radar, his sister dina gave no indication of it. >> we're not giving up. we'll keep moving forward and this case will be resolved. >> reporter: oar reached by telephone phylicia's father russ sell barnes said the family suspected job son from the bang. >> we suspected him from day one. nothing at all or -- and that's what it is. >> reporter: barnes' father also got on the phone to don rondo a missing persons advocate who befriended the family early on and provided reward money ot of his own pocket. >> we were silent for a second, both of us trying to process what this meant. for a moment it's a sense of elation and relief. then

jeff glor has been looking into it for us and he joins us for more. good morning. >> good morning.ere in the early '80s. about to be part of our everyday lives. the question is, are we ready? >> reporter: they come in just about any size you want. as large as a passenger plane, as small as a hummingbird. unmanned aerial vehicles, as most people know them, drones. >> there's no stopping this technology. anyone who thinks they can put this genie back in the box, that's silliness. >> reporter: peter singer, a military expert and perhaps the country's foremost authority on drones has watched them dramatically alter the american battlefield overseas. and he says they're about to become the next big thing at home. >> their technologies not only give you capabilities you couldn't have imagined a generation earlier, but also technologies that cause questions, that you are asking yourself a generation earlier. >> reporter: this is lakota, north dakota, sparsely populated but heavily debated. this is the first known site a drone was used to dough mess a citizen. a rancher accused of refusing

jeff paterson has the latest from florida. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lynn. just after the special prosecutor made her announcement on wednesday, the mayor made an appeal for calm in the community. but there is a strong sense of relief here now that george zimmerman has been arrested and charged with second degree murder. after more than a month of speculation about where he might be this morning we know george zimmerman is here behind bars in the seminole county jail, 44 days after the neighborhood watch volunteer shot and killed 17-year-old trayvon martin. special prosecutor angela cory has ended her investigation and is now preparing for a trial. >> today we filed an information charging george zimmerman with murder in the second degree. >> reporter: a decision that martin's family and thousands of supporters had been demanding since his death. >> we just wanted him brought to justice and some type of accountability for the murder of our son. >> reporter: aer the announcement, zimmerman was moved from jacksonville to the jail in sanford, where his new atto

abc2's jeff hager has a caution from fire officials. >> reporter: the largest fire in harford county is contained but it's still burning. fire officials said people should still refrain from burning. they are returning daily to put out hot spots. they liken the red flag warning to tornado or hurricane warnings and encouraging people to hold off on their backyard barbecues at least for now. >> the biggest thing that will help us is rainfall. even if we get a little bit of rain, that's not going to curtail the conditions. it's still going to be dry. we need a good soaking rain that lasts over a day or two. >> reporter: the state fire supervise said the conditions in maryland are like throws in new jersey. a wildfire spread across 1,000 acres. each spring and fall maryland averages 500 wildfires that burn about 400 acres, so people should take this threat seriously. >> fire officials are also asking to us use extreme caution when discarding cigarettes, operating outdoor grills or anything else using an open flame. >>> if it couldn't be use at least it's a group of people you're happy to

jeff hager has more. >> it's far too early to talk about serial arsonists, but there are similarities. the fire at pleasant zion church was actually set in a shed behind the church just as an arsonist targeted a bus outside another bussments the church replaced the two buses and replaced them within a week. >> the blessing of it is we keep going on. we can't give in to things like this. there's too much hatred in the world. the fact that they who do something like this just goes to show the lack of respect that people have. >> due to the fire of pleasant zion, the congregation will be moving to shiloh baptist. it's at 2499 sycamore avenue. that service gets underway at 11 a.m. pleasant zion suffered damage and repairs will take some time. jeff hager, abc2 news. >>> in tonight's consumer alert, nutritionists wants mcdonald's to stop marketing to children and want them kicked out of the hospitals. letters were sent to hospitals with mcdonalds and medical professionals support the move. >>> jail manicures are become -- gel manny curs last long are but one ladies inned her nails look -- n

. >> i don't know if i can go as far as jeff has there. just because the judges asked tough questions, very tough questions, doesn't necessarily mean we know how they will vote. that being said, they continued to ask the government over and over and over, what is your limiting principle? essentially, the answer to the question, if congress can do this, what can't it do? and the solicitor general and the obama administration, the government in general, has been unable to answer that question. if you cannot answer that question the supreme court is going to have big problems extending congress' constitutional powers over forcing people to buy insurance. >> james carville says if the health care law guesses tossed that will be good for democrats. is he just laying groundwork in case of legal defeat? >> i don't think he's blowing smoke. the president is in a unique position in which he can spin whatever verdict comes out for his positive if he gets ahead of the message. if the supreme court upholds the law, it looks like a plus for him. if it

jeff hager has the details. >> reporter: an older woman who seeks out younger men is called a cougar. since the young man was 16, she's considered a criminal. it all started out innocently enough, flying make believe bombers in the game but the 16-year-old boy dropped a real bomb on his parents when he disclosed he was having a real life affair with a 39-year-old maryland woman. >>> florida authorities obtained a warrant for lisa carol from job a charging her with nine counts of sexual activity with a mean for and one count of traveling. >> reporter: they form and relationship via skype that became physical when the woman drove 800 miles to meet him in a hotel. the mine for's parents intervened after they learned of the relationship but they had no idea that it had gone that far or that the couple planned on getting married. >>> there's apparently at least on their part an engagement between the two. at least that's what they told investigators. much like the video game that brought them together, the bombs don't stop there when police served up to serve her a warrant, they learned sh

. >> jeff ranieri has the his eyes on the thermometer in the nbc bay area weather center. jeff, good evening. >> good evening, marla, also, raj. those temperatures jumping some 10 degrees from yesterday alone. not only the warmest weather of the year, but the warmest since october. as we are current leap fily fin and 90s. cupertino. south san jose, 88. still some of the most consistent heat overall at the current moment for the south bay, san jose to gilroyopping out at 91. now, about hot, high pressure bidding offsho building offshore. driving some of the winds through out the east bay. where we are finding a string of upper 80-degree temperatures. that alsoop includes walnut cre with the humidity staing to drop at 32%. that's also where you find nbc bay area's jodi hernandez. north broadway and civic drive. jodi, we hear while some people may be enjohn farleyingfarleyin be enjoying it, others are trying to get cool. >> that would be us. a few days ago i was bundled up trying to stay warm at my son's little league game here in east bay. today a complete turn around. we spe

jeff patterson has details. >> after a month of speculation, george zimmerman is behind bars. 44 daysfter he shot and killed 17-year-old trayvon martin. the special prosecutor has ended her investigation and is preparing for a trial. >> charging george zimmerman with murder in the second degree. >> a decision at thousands of supporters have been demanding since his death. >> we wanted some kind of accountability for the murder of our son. >> george zimmerman was moved to the jail in sanford. >> he needs a good and focused defense, so we will build him one. >> there will be an initial hearing later today. >> keep the process moving forward. >> the case now moving into the legal system. jeff patterson, nbc news. >> george the zimmerman has been climbing self-defense under the controversial "stand your ground" law. maryland does not have that law. michael bloomberg says similar laws need to be replaced or reformed. >> all americans have a right to defend themselves with commensurate force. these laws have nothing to do with that. >> that brings us to our water cooler question of the day.

jeff has taken money off the table.ou've been buying long end of the curve for a long time, right? why are you pulling back here? >> i'm taking some off the table. dr. j loves saying pigs get fat, hogs get slaughtered. two weeks ago ten year was at .3%. it allowed me to accumulate tlt. i see emotions running high, potential ecb intervention. i'm going to enjoy my profits. >> tlt does not stand for tender loving tear. you can buy treasuries efficiently. >> a nice bullish way to play the treasuries. it was pretty much of a risk. >> even though you sold a lot of this, do you think the ten-year yield can go lower? >> absolutely. i remain bullish on treasuries. 1.67, the 1945 low we went down to september 23rd last year is back on the radar. we need something out of europe. further fed policies to drive us down there. >> i think we could get it this week. we have spanish bond options tomorrow and thursday. bills tomorrow, ten years on thursday. that could be the catalyst. i'm long german bunds. great trade on his part. >> dr

jeff hager has the details. >> you can call it the gauntlet, that stretch that feeds into route 50 just before cars have to move right. you have a recipe for disaster. >> reporter: every time an officer pulls over they're risk their life. that was the case when the officer attempted to stop a car and it braked to a stop. the officer instructed the driver to move to the shoulder. the toyota celica came around that curve and slowed down when it saw the flashing lights but the car behind it did not. >> at that point the celica was struck from the rear. that vehicle struck the celica, that hit the officer who was attempting to avoid that collision. >> the ac cow a still struck another car and ended up in the guardrail. the officer later identified as corporal cameron mont suffered injuries to his lower extreme ties and were taken to the shock trauma center. this underscores the heightened danger of some of their most routine duties -- policing our roads. >> many officers are killed on roadways. this is indicative of how dangerous it is and then sustained serious injuries from a vehicle. >>

jeff ranieri has a look at our forecast. >> while those showers are really slow to move in, we have a batch just off into central and southern california that will eventually start to creep up. as you can see, a bit of lift in some of these clouds this afternoon. we still can't rule out the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm for tonight, but it's been pretty dry for a good section of the north bay down the peninsula. what you'll see is this huge trough of low pressure off the pacific coastline and will mean theossibility of showers for tonight. you'll see a lot of active on interstate 5, also on california 1. a lot of this active about 69 miles away from reaching san jose, so we think it will hold up and some of the southern fridges of our viewing area will get something tonight. we're not expecting totals to get too high. so it's testione of those storm where some of you may not see anything at all. every rain drop we desperately need. we'll timeline not only the showers tonight, baugh second system for the morning. >> we'll see you then. >>> losing a loved one in a violent crim

oklahoma city still has a time-out. all right, jeff, their strategy. do they need to go for the three right away? >> jeff: no, but you want to put yourself -- they downsize to put cook in the game. you want to give yourself a chance on a penetration to space the floor so you can get the three. that's the only way back in. >> mike: durant on the drive. gets down. inside -- shot won't go but a foul. durant will go to the free-throw line. jordan hill picks up his fifth foul. >> jeff: and durant was just like mugged. oh, my. >> mike: they've let them play like that. perkins with the screens. ebanks was rolling on durant. the officials have been so consistent at both ends. durant hits the free-throw line. well, it wasn't a playoff-like atmosphere for three and a half quarters, but it certain little turned into one, much to the chagrin of scottie brooks. his team looks unbelievable for most of the game until the lakers turned it around. well, they've got to foul. and they foul steve blake. la he's not been to the free-throw line this afternoon. 78% from the

oklahoma city still has a time-out. all right, jeff, their strategy. do they need to go for the three right away? >> jeff: no, but you want to put yourself -- they downsize to put cook in the game. you want to give yourself a chance on a penetration to space the floor so you can get the three. that's the only way back in. >> mike: durant on the drive. gets down. inside -- shot won't go but a foul. durant will go to the free-throw line. jordan hill picks up his fifth foul. >> jeff: and durant was just like mugged. oh, my. >> mike: they've let them play like that. perkins with the screens. ebanks was rolling on durant. the officials have been so consistent at both ends. durant hits the free-throw line. well, it wasn't a playoff-like atmosphere for three and a half quarters, but it certain little turned into one, much to the chagrin of scottie brooks. his team looks unbelievable for most of the game until the lakers turned it around. well, they've got to foul. and they foul steve blake. la he's not been to the free-throw line this afternoon. 78% from the

. >> wisconsin man with phone number similar to one used in dancing with the stars, jeff's phone has been ringing off the hook every monday night. that's when the show voting occurs. he's one of the celebrity dancer donald dry former of the green bay packer packers. fans are watching and calling in but some of them forget to dial 1-800-before the number. situation. they know domestic was on there and they call. third one coming out and here we go i wonder how many calls. >> 123 in the last two week to be exact. last 7 digit of the phone are the same as the show call in number. he's asking voters to please remember to dial 1-800- >> poor guy. waiting for the phone to ring. >> shut it off. >> don't answer it. >> okay we deserve today. >> okay we deserve today. >> el it's going to be a next terrific the next few days. high definition the cam looking west to san francisco the bay bridge there. a few lingering cumulus clouds out over the ocean and temperature thes high today. warm-up face toly. remember yesterday we were all in the 50's with the really brisk cool wind. well today we actua

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jeff? >> glor: mark straussman, thank you. we move to campaign 2012 now. five states hold republican primaries this tuesday including the important swing state of pennsylvania. but as jen crawford reports mitt romney has fully shifted his focus to the big race against president obama. jan, good evening. >> reporter: well, good evening, jeff, that's right, with the republican nomination all but locked up romney's full focus now is on the president. >> i don't think the american people can afford to have barack obama as thei president. >> reporter: campaign sources say romney will emphasize his record of creating jobs in the private sector and his leadership during the salt lake city olympics while arguing president obama had his chance and failed. advisor eric fehrnstrom put it this way on "face the nation." >> incumbent presidents don't get to run on vision. they have records that they have to run on. and we're going to hold them accountable to that. >> reporter: romney will now beef up staff, merge forces with the republican national committee and raise money. he brought in 12.6 million dollars in march. his best month yet. but lags behind the president who raised $34.8 million. but campaign sources

jeff: those are great shots that they're getting. for durant. >> mike: bryant to gasol. poked away by sefolosha and -- no, he stepped out of bounds. thabo sefolosha, who has done a marvelous job defensively all afternoon almost had the steal of the game. >> jeff: pick and roll, good hand hands. >> mike: the referee right there. >> jeff: if he had to do it again, knowing he was going to stop out of bounds -- he didn't step out right there. he wasn't evactually close. >> mike: bryant fires away -- it's good! three-pointer for kobe bryant! what a shot! and they're going to review whether it was a two or three. the initial call was a three-pointer. screen set by gasol -- that's absolutely a three. and the lakers have their first lead since the opening quarter. they've come back from 18 down. an 18-3 run. such an unlikely one, as the thunder were in complete control. lakers, with players like jordan hill and devin ebanks out there. and they now lead by a point, with 1:21 remaining. sefolosha, right behind him. meanwhile, jeff, on that sefolosha steal, his foot was inbounds but apparently the ball was out of bounds. that's why they called it out of bounds, to g

jeff has that story. >> for wejd pierce, katrina led to a second crisis, what he calls food deserts in to quality grocery. he insists that needs to change. and he pitched in. >> reporter: at first glance, new orleans is that, the culture, the music -- >> double crab. >> reporter: and, of course, the cuisine. there are 1251 restaurants currently open in the increacre city, that's 451 more than before katrina. but for wendell pierce, who grew up in new orleans and who returned home to star in hbo's critically acclaimed "treme" those numbers hardly tell the whole story. >> we can't look at this through rose-colored glasses because it's a tale of two cities. the city is thriving but still large portions of your working class, poor communities, that do not have infrastructure coming back to the level it should be 6 1/2 years after the disaster. >> this is just a mini supermarket, in essence here. >> reporter: he partnered with his friend troy henry in an effort to fight food deserts where people are at least ten miles from a grocery store. they're starting small with a chain of convenient s

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." >> good evening, i'm jeff glor, we begin in burma where one woman has tr triumphed against a military regime that for years tried to silence her. she was elected to she was elected to parliament today, a vote that does not remove the current government from poer with but does represent a ground breaking victory. seth doane was among the few journalists allowed to enter burma for this historic vote. the celebration broke out tonight on the streets as supporters packed the area outside outside ung sung su chi's party headquarters. >> i'm happy >> i'm happy for the country. >> late this afternoon as opposition started to trickle this, she felt she was watching more than just election results. >> how does democracy feel? >> >> here, i don't know how this-- we don't get it much but i hope we can seize democracy and one day i hope we can tell you how democratsee feels here. >> reporter: election day start start early in the rural district she is out to represent. before dawn a ground gathered just to get a glimpse of the nobel peace prize win. prize win. it her first bid for elected office.

so tron is the director of the courts administration and has been working with jeff since 2003 to make sure that indigent panels are effective and that they do all -- that we do all we can to prevent recidivism. so thank you, jeff, for allowing us to be here and co-sponsoring this event. thank you all for coming here. [applause] >> thank you. next i'd like to introduce, the incoming president of the criminal trial lawyers association of northern california, frank. >> hello. i'm frank and president-elect of criminal trial lawyers association of northern california. ctla is a proud co-sponsor of the justice summit here today. i've been asked to say a few words about ctla to both inform and entertain you for about the next two minutes. it's a professional association of criminal defense lawyers in the bay area. our membership list includes about 400 lawyers and private investigators, expert witnesses and even some professors and law students. our members are -- how do i say this -- luminaries in the field. today, the justice conference honors a past ctla honoree, one of our own, tony serr

jeff glor has more on this latest isn't. >> reporter: all right. for takeoff. 160, with 571. >> reporter: jet blue flight 571, left for palm beach, at 6:45 p.m. and shortly after was struck by at least two birds, forcing a return to the westchester county airport. >> we've got to come back. we hit two big geese. >> jet blue 571, roger. and stand by. >> reporter: two geese crossed in front of the jet and hit the windshield, oshstructing the pilot's-- obstructing the pilot's view. and no damage was found, but they declared an emergency, heading back to base. >> airport 111, taking 16. >> jet blue 571, nice to have you back. >> the flight landed shortly after 7:00, and there were no reported injuries. the crew and all 54 passengers boarded another plane and took off again for florida about two hours later. >> it was awful. well, everything was fine at first. and then we took off. and it was evident we hit something. and the plane just kept swerving, from left to right. >> oh, my god. i mean, it could have been worse. because if that thing ever went in

jeff nguyen has more. >> on the corner, by the red light. >> reporter: it was around 6:30 monday eveningian noticed a car crash from her store, involving a bicycle,a the intersection of azusa avenue and arrow highway in covina. police say 20-year-old was weaving between cars to get hit on purpose. >> she was actually looking for an opportunity to get involved in a collision and potentially ask for money. >> reporter: police say pangburn is a homeless person in the area, who they say tried to pull the same scheme about four hours earlier, a few blocks away at arrow highway and hollenbeck avenue. >> she actually asked the other party for some money, at which point, the driver of the vehicle said absolutely not. >> reporter: we went to that intersection and found this couple and showed them her picture, without saying her name. >> the girl, selina. i met her like a year and a half ago. and she was a loose cannon. >> reporter: after the second incident, police arrested tangburn a few blocks away and ticketed her hear hit-and-run. they say she confessed to intentionally getting hit by cars to

so far, the turnout has been described as light. we begin with jeff hager. he joins us live from coke kissville. >> reporter: people are heading to the polls. many haven't arrived, some 10 hours into the polling. we see more of the candidates' signs than human beings. the gop voters, especially, given something to dazzle them, a republican nomination still technically up for grabs. we did spot one voter, congressman andy harris if he was casting his ballot. he said he is still hopeful gop candidates can pick up some type of momentum today. >> we'll be going around to various polling places to help oth are candidates. we're going to set up the election for the fall to make sure people in maryland have a clear choice between what the republicans stand for and what the democratic party stands for. >> reporter: you can see some of the campaign workers working on their sun tan. beautiful enough weather for people to turn out. we still have a few hours. we talked it one of the poll workers. they have 1400 registered voters in their precinct and only about 200, les

jeff sessions has made a similar comment. liquor store has run out of myç favore bourbon and they're expecting rain in seattle. should we blame it on the president? >> the president is not responsible for the behavior but he will be held accountable for how the situation is handled going forward. particularly with regard to the secret service matter. obviously, these are not political pointes. these are career people. but at the same time, this is a national embarrassment. it certainly embarrasses, you've heard from people in cartagena that they're embarrassed that this is what they're getting attention for. and real attention from the president. >> the president in colombia said that if it emerged, if the truth eventually proved this had happened, he would be angry. he is hardly walk away and that he doesn't care. >> i'm not suggesting that he has. what i'm saying is when the process gets to its conclusion, and we know that, and he obviously long more facts than the rest of us. it will be important for him to take decisive

has a lot of these. in 2008, president obama on the campaign trail wanted to make government cool again. if you look at this week between the secret service and jeffhed something that he can probably run on. here is the thing. the spending at gsa is a problem. congress is right to look at it. this might go further. the bigger problem that no one is talking about is that our entitlement spending is the biggest problem. whole we might need to do something at gsa we need to come together on social security, medicare and medicaid. or we can't solve upcoming problems. >> bob: you are right. is there a time to focus on big budget items. the gsa is a scandal. but this has nothing to do with obama. nothing to do with obama. the gsa as dana says lease buildings, buys buildings, puts furniture in buildings. not a very expensive agency. somebody has to do the job. why don't we talk about the big expenses? just in half a day spends more in social security, hundred times more. >> kimberly: eric? >> eric: stay on the gsa. that's what the topic is. but the point is the gsa does manage buildings, it doesn't buy the building. it manages them. i guess there is a pu

jeff rossen has the exclusive report. ♪ >> reporter: sarah jones like we've never seen her before.ehind the scenes with the other bengals cheerleaders. >> take care of us on our flights and as we perform. take care of our families as we leave. >> reporter: on a recent team trip sarah is playful. and giving. flying to iraq last year to see the troops. apparently they liked her. but prosecutors say this is the same woman, the same bengals cheerleader, who got into a sexual relationship with a teenage boy, one of her own students when she was a high school english teacher. now charged with first-degree sexual abuse. her mother is charged with covering it up. both pled not guilty. >> we're family. she is kind of like a baby sister to me. >> reporter: lindsay vaughn has been close to sarah for years both on the field cheerleading together and off where the bond grew even stronger. people see the skimpy cheerleading outfits. they hear the sex crime allegations against her. people jump to conclusions about who she is. >> yes, yes. well, that's the world that we live in. >> reporter: what