there's the bunt by jennings. the flip to first just in time!crowd not happy with that call by the first baseman umpire, but i think he got it right. now joe maddon coming out of the dugout to argue with him. >> tim: you know, benoit did not get to that ball quickly enough, then he underhanded it. you can understand the underhand throw. first base umpire -- joe maddon is going to argue the play. you can see him saying that's true, you try to push it by the pitcher. now watch the underhand throw. >> dick: oh, close. >> tim: it was very close. >> dick: looked like a -- >> tim: i think he may have beaten the play. i don't know. >> dick: could fielder have extended himself a little bit more to help that? >> tim: maybe, but i think that little shovel pass that benoit made could have been faster and harder. >> dick: well, there's the rays' dugout reaction. b.j. upton, keppinger said safe. we can see it from here. in any event, it is an out, and there are two down to carlos pena. it's 4-1 with the home run by the pinch-hitter keppinger. and there's a f

i'm khiashl jennings. today we're talking about empowering bay area young people through mentoring and what a powerful example of a young man with strength and determination to start off our show. special thanks to joshua merchant. she poet from a local organization youth speaks. also joining us is founder and executive director of youth speaks. i'm so happy to have both of you here. >> james, started this program, 16 years ago? >> why did you do that? >> i thought it was important to create a space to find their voices and be taken seriously. one of our missions is giving people an opportunity for their voice to matter. so we give them opportunities to be heard to prepare them and taken seriously. >> how did you see that change of empowering them? >> i see young people find who they are and be proud of their identity and change they can make in the world and voice matters. i think it's hard to really feel you matter, you are being silenced. when you recognize your voice as power, you have power. >> and jo

. >>> and i'm cheryl jennings. oakland police want to find the gunman who left five people wounded. >> attack happened last night outside regal cinemas in jack london square. >> amy hollyfield is there. what is the city saying about this? >> reporter: the city is being quiet after a big shooting happened in a large crowd last night. we haven't heard back from the mayor's office, the police department or from jack london square. the people who live and work down here are talking about it. it is known for restaurants, bars and family events, not for crime. last night's shooting came as a shock. >> surprised. kind of a tricky area every time they start to build it up like nothing happens. there's a lot of empty real estate.

i'd also like to thank my publisher, the university press of kansas, especially jen chin for getting the book in the right hands. it's great to be back in the midwest. i went to journalism school up the road in lincoln, nebraska. in fact, i was attending journalism school when the film "all the presidents men" came out, and i was suitably impre impressed. i was among those who would flock to journalism school after watergate. i never forgot one of the first lessons i learned from a journalism professor who had worked at the "lincoln star." he said, remember, every person you interview puts on their pants one leg at a time just like you do, which was another way of saying not to be intimidated by anyone you interview. now of course yesterday exactly 40 years ago, five burglars were apprehended when they broke into the democratic national committee headquarters in the watergate office complex. the nixon campaign immediately denied any connection or responsibility. it was a third-rate burglary. and as hard as it may -- as hard as it is -- as hard as it is to believe now, watergate was n

quick response, jen? >> look, i will say this.enalty that's in the affordable care act. >> tax. >> was put in there because we know millions of people have been covering free loaders for decades based on mitt romney's own plan. >> you can't read it well. >> jen, thank you. sean, thank you. we appreciate it. we've always got somewhere to go and more to do. thank you, guys. >> thank you. >> that's it for tonight's show. special thanks to my guest for the evening dan senor's book is great. "start-up nation." chris christie is on "squawk box" tomorrow. >> he read the book. >> and larry is back on thursday. here's a picture of my book. >> you have plugged my book so much. your book deserves love. >> thank you. >> go to amazon. >> quid pro quo, clarice. thanks for watching. good-bye. mine was earned off vietnam in 1968. over the south pacific in 1943. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection, and because usaa's commitment to serve t

but jens says that's only because he was looking in his viewfinder."echanical engineering student, said the ice was cracking for about 4 minutes before the collapse. and for some reason..."none of us was actually scared."the boat wasn't damaged until later, when they hit a piece of ice underwater on their way home that damaged the steering. a relative had to come retrieve them. no wonder someone posted is this the prequel to titanic? "iceberg right ahead.""ice, dead ahead.""iceberg, dead ahead.""wow." "iceberg, dead ahead, sir."tsunami ahead but thankfully jens isn't dead, though wow was a victim of overkill."wow." jeanne moos, cnn, new york. still ahead... one of country music's biggest stars... could soon be making a splash on television. television.the show... you could soon see brad paisley star in.you're watching fox 45 morning news.. all local.. all morning. ((break 7)) excuse us, while we change into something more comfortable. cool. introducing, the square sunnyd bottle. who says you have to be super thin to be a model? more fashion designers a

jen? >> good morning. on thursday, delegate pat mcdonough kicked off a statewide tour, working to defeat tuition for illegal immigrants. freeman hrabowski says he does see a benefit for all students. students who pay maryland taxes will be charged in-state tuition rates. delegate pat mcdonough says it's a bad move. >> it's going to cost hundreds of millions of dollars in about three or four years. frankly, we don't have that money. number two, they're going to displace a lot of young people taking slots that they don't deserve because they're not here legally. >> but supporters of the dream act say it will pay off in the long run, and we're going to have more on that coming up live at 5:30. >> thank you, jen. police arrest a man after he leads police on a pursuit from baltimore city into anne arundel county. police tried to stop 26-year-old darryl watson jr. for a seat belt violation on druid hill avenue yesterday evening. but he took off, leading police on a pursuit to the edge of baltimore city, where th

it was just fix jen. we don't have much time.nly has a few hours to live. >> i think we were in a desperate situation where we didn't have any other options to save her life. >> that touches us in some ways to see her recover and to see him save her life like that, you don't see that that often. probably within about three to four weeks she was fairly functional doing well. he recovered pretty quickly. as a matter of fact, within 12 hours he was in jen's room holding her hand. >> it's amazing just, you know, to think somebody loves you that much that they think you deserve a second chance at life like that. that's true love. it really is. throughout the whole process you get toen them as people as well and they're really kind and compassionate people and like i said, they just fought so hard for me and you just can't say enough about how great they are. >> this is why we're in medicine. this is why we do this. it's because it's extremely gratifying in cases like this. this is worth everything. >> wow. what an incredible story. i

, kargen jen. >> i'm wiley adams. i live a block away from the project site. i have been involved with this project since day one. i wanted to reiterate some of the messages that have already been shared about the height and bulk. i'm somewhat concerned that the conversation has been distorted from a 40-foot by right to a 65-foot by right. there is still a requirement to be necessary and desirable, but at no point have we heard a valid, any argument as to why the 65-plus-foot building should meet these exceptions. this building the planner has talked about the appearance of setbacks. i don't understand why we can't have actual setbacks. the buildings on either side are three feet over garages. we have talked add news yum about the context of this neighborhood, the other buildings. this will be a massive building on a blank lot, square lot, yet there are a number of c.u.'s and variances being requested. i don't understand the justification for it. as has already been stated, we successfully negotiate aid project on pol

the last stand of the great american beach volleyball team of misty may-treanor and kerri walsh jennings. that's later in the show. >>> plus, herman cain continues his arc on the daily show, the one where he pretend to be the president of the united states. we'll show you that clip a little bit later. as always, i want to know what you're doing up at this hour back home. e-mail me or tweet me and let me know what you're doing up at this hour. >>> we begin with the news. police say the suspect in the colorado shooting massacre has led investigators to what could be a major piece of evidence in the case. nbc news has learned the alleged gunman sent a package to the university of colorado's medical center prior to the attack. the suspect recently had dropped out of that school's neuroscience program. according to law enforcement officials, the package contained writings about "killing people." police recovered it on monday after responding to a tip from the suspect himself. the package apparently was addressed to a professor. still unclear how long it had been in the mail room. >>> meanwhil

an aunt he will forever affectionately call a packrat. >> that was jen steck of toledo.he way, the baseball cards will be auctioned next month in baltimore. best guess at the total value. guess. $3 million. auntie just hooked you up. we'll take a quick break. when we come back, a look at the top stories. in "moneywatch," environmentalists are eeing red after apple computers drops its ecofriendly green designs. after apple computers drops its ecofriendly green designs. i was pushing my kids in a stroller when i had my heart event. and i've been on a bayer aspirin regimen ever since. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. i know if i take my bayer aspirin i have a better chance of living a healthy life. [ male announcer ] the inspiring taste of mcdonald's new spicy chicken mcbites. ♪ poppable pieces of tender chicken breast seasoned with just the right amount of spice, but just for a limited time. new spicy chicken mcbites. the simple joy of spicy perfection. ♪ >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the countr

and so more people are able to express themselves and >> reporter: a new yorker is one of the new jen is vimeo. for him this is the first step for becoming a director. usin next project. he is hoping attention of an get his film video maker ces. outh korea rain and strong ht. yes, we are still dealing with a tropical storm here. it is currently conti the good news is vy rain is coming down it's not going to be moving stern rain. you can see here in the next hours anything from 100 up china. you'll also notice western japan is getting a lot of apan and bringing in those rain clouds. so unfortunately, significant brought extensive flooding to r tropical storm system this one actually a tropical depression. whether it's going to devel inly going to be bringing plenty of wind plenty of rain off just now. e out toward the west over the ever, 33 degrees. seoul cooler at 26 with the rain coming thr a blast of ica, there's a lot of heat ing through parts of the into the mid-atlantic, southern breaking the heat but the payoff, unfortunately, be southeast as well. tle bit for chicago. you're to

that's what gilead, am jen and sell ya was giving you.2-week high for am jen products that can work in cases were others failed. doesn't hurt the core business is on fire. many people believe the best compound for hep c. people wrote this company off, but confident the franchise remains intact and thriving and number of initiatives sell gene has could lead to earnings outside. it is an inexpensive stock with many years of growth. i said that even after the stock went over $3. you know i like dividends, don't like expensive stocks. if anything, one particular drug prospect goes awry, but the three old biotech companies proved themselves time and time again, while they aren't for the feint of heart, you can get long-term growth that you can't get from a merck or pfizer or abbott labs. these companies are the risk taker, not afraid to make mistakes, innovate relentlessly, spend fortunes developing new drugs and remind me how the old-line pharmas used to be in the prepatent years. if that's not a big money to give gilead, am jen and celine a

. >> jen came in in dire states, absolutely critical she was rapidly progressing before her family's eyes. >> i have no recollection 06 being in the er -- of being in the er beforehand >> i went in and broke down as soon as i saw her that was the worst feeling, so when she was in front of me physically and i could see her in this condition that was awful. >> we listed her for a liver transplant, called around and there were no donors immediately available. >> rob donated. >> he wanted to do it let's go i want to do it now. >> really rigorous screening process to make sure, when this whole procedure is finished with you will be pretty much the same as you were before the surgery and i put my faith in their hands and it wasn't about that it was just fix jen we don't have much time she only has a few hours left to live we can deal with that later. >> we were in a desperate situation we didn't have any otherrologists to save her life. >> -- other options to save her life. >> that touches us to see her recover and see him save her life you don't see that that often. probably within 3 to 4

wilson did not listen and william jennings bryan resigned over a. i think he wanted to get into the war for various reasons which we don't need to go into, but they had to do with this sort of overarching visionary views about how the world could be transformed through this particular grant view of the world. and he also very unwisely allowed himself to transform american domestic society overnight when he went to war. telegraph, telephone, and rarer nationalized. military draft, but that always happens. texas air insignificantly which happens in war, but not necessarily to the same extent. the economy. gdp. significant dissent under attorney-general palmer became of the mess. urban riots erupted, and the war never yielded what it promised. by 1920 the american people were saying, we have to get rid of this guy. and then as a say, as an aside, he was a sanctimonious man. and, you know, we just don't like sanctimonious people. the sanctimonious presidents have been john quincy adams, james k. polk, quincy adams was a 1-termer. polk, a 1-termer by cho

i want to bring in jen saukee live from ohio. >> thanks for having me!raveling with the president as the traveling press secretary. >> i am. >> what do you think of what we were just discussing, which was whether this speech today was moving really past health care, which obviously has been a big subject after the supreme court upheld large parts of the affordable care act, or was this really about the economy and a new chapter in the campaign? >> well, first i'll say this is such an excited crowd here. you know, they're screaming, they're yelling, they're so excited to see the president, so it's great to be back on the trail. in terms of how the president talked about health care, you heard it in his speech. to him, it's an issue of preserving the economic security for the middle class. he sees it just like he sees education, just like he sees tax cuts for middle class families, as a key issue that we need to continue to fight for. of course, he's going to talk about it in the way normal people understand, because the debate that's going on right now, t

jen, great to see you off the road. you're back on the road going to iowa tomorrow. >> yes. i have cooled down since the trip. >> but let's talk first about this fund-raising disparity. the romney team, not just the campaign, but all the other groups as well, are certainly outdistancing your team, and there's no hamptons big money raising this summer so far, at least, for the president's campaign. you're letting the republicans do that as they did decidedly yesterday. >> well, this was our best month to date. we have known as chris referenced that we would be outraised throughout this process. there was good news and notes for us in there, including 700,000 new donors. that makes us up to 2.4 million donors we have out there today and 98% of the donations were from people giving less than $250, you know, total. so that means those are people ready to volunteer, they want to be part of this. they want to be engaged. we know this campaign is going to be about who can run the best neighbor-to-neighbor grassroots kind of campaign. that's what we're focused on. i will also note,

dan ashley and cheryl jennings are here now with abc 7 news at 5:00. >> thank you.ing into the heat around the bay what. pg&e is asking customers to do to keep power on. >> and there are temperatures topping 100 degrees in the bay area today. >> and there is a point out of abuse from the clipper cards. and there is a service to make sure riders pay their fair share. >> today smrks felt like they cannot drink enough water to stay cool this, is the scene in union square. >> there are temperatures so high inland, pg&e asked people to conserve power, good evening, i'm cheryl jennings. >> looks nice out on the water. there is more on how people are beating the heat. >>y haw. it's 5:00 in the evening and temperatures here is 100 degrees. and according to one produce yir, the high set on july 14th, 1972. 115 degrees. in walnut creek, the temperatures hid 97 degrees and it's a no brainer. a local pool, calls. >> this is hot and your feet start to burn. >> there are free slumpies part of their 85th anniversary celebration. >> this is a hot day. how does it make you feel? >>

and i put my faith in their hands, and it really wasn't about that, it was fix jen, we don't have timeshe has a few hours left to live. we can deal with that later. >> we were in a desperate situation, where we didn't have other options to save her life. >> touches us in some ways to see her recover and see her save her life like that. you don't see that that often. probably within about three to four weeks she was fairly functional, doing well. he recovered pretty quickly. as a matter of fact, within 12 hours he was in jen's room, holding her hand. >> it's amazing just, you know, just to think somebody loves you that much, that they don't want to, like, they think that you deserve a second chance at life like that. it's true of rob. throughout the whole process, there are kind and passionate people and they fought so hard for me. you can't say enough about how great they are. >> this is why we're in medicine, why we do this. it's because it's extremely gratifying in cases like this, and this is worth everything. >> great story. >> yeah. >>> coming up, it's been 10 years since the disa

good evening, i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. >> there is team coverage and we want to begine scene in aurora, colorado. abc 7 news is on scene. >> this screams and terror inside of the premier weren't a reaction to action onscreen but from bullets fired by a rampaging gunman. >> you just kept hearing it. bam. bam. bam. >> eye witnesses say the gunman first tossed what appeared to be a smoke grenade. >> all i can think is if i stand up, he's going to shoot that. is what he was doing. i was just trying to think how i was going to get kids out of there. >> some were confused and thought the gunfire was coming from the movie. >> i see a guy next to me. a gentleman next to me getting shot. i realized that this is not part of the movie. there is a gunman shooting everyone. >> this eye witness says the gunman was dressed like a s.w.a.t. team member, wearing a gas mass skpk a protective vest. he ended up shooting people behind me. the bullet casings were burning and i smell shots. >> the suspect, a 24-year-old was arrested as he left the theater he was apprehended with... weapons in

downed tree it at jennings couple -- at jennings chapel.ic lights are out around the area. we will give you a live look outside the major roadways. this is the west side of the beltway at baltimore national pike. the slight but directions northbound and southbound are moving find -- looks like both directions northbound and southbound are moving fine. >> we had thunderstorms go through last night, but now they are pushing off the coast. couple of sprinkles left in your neighborhood, they should be coming to an end shortly. believe it or not, the humidity is coming down. it will feel better in that respect. still hot, but a touch less humid. same thing tomorrow. high temperatures around 90. high temperatures around 90. highs oreo and dunkin' are the perfect match for the perfect moment. enjoy the new oreo coolatta and donut today. america runs on dunkin'. the statue of liberty will take your breath away monday morning, the 2nd of july, 2012. that is a view from the top of the rock. a good day to go to the top of the rock. back here. we have

this guy a la michael jens will be on the show, and fallout from the ballpark vern glenn in both clubhouses this afternoon the tide seems to be turning in national league west. the dodgers have made a good move he heard the giants all weekend long the may be making more deals the trade deadline tuesday night. the giants may have to make a move. >>> more people jump on the a's bandwagon. that is it for eyewitness news 60 minutes next. goodnight. that is it for eyewitness news 60 mi[ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi to deposit checks at the nearest citibank branch. ♪ like this one. ♪ or this one. ♪ or, maybe this one. ♪ but when it's this easy to use citibank mobile check deposit at home...why would he? ♪ woooo! [ male announcer ] citibank mobile check deposit. easier banking. every step of the way. captioning funded by cbs and ford-- built for the road ahead. >> pelley: how long have you been living in this truck? >> about five months. >> pelley: this is the home of the metzger family-- ariel, 15, her brother austin, 13. their mother died when they were very

. >> that's going to do it for us, thank you for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00, i'm cheryl jennings biel. want to remind you about our alarm clock app download it for free and receive headline the moment you wake up. >> news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> hot crime of opportunity on bart. bold new way thieves are stealing electronic gadgets and how you can protect yourself. >> financial fiasco facing the state's republican party could change the way it goes about the business of politics. >>> most areas dropped off a few degrees today temperatures few degrees today temperatures on the way back up captioned by closed captioning services, inc. . >>> good evening i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm larry biel in for dan ashley. >>> thieves brazenly stealing cell phones from bart passengers. >> most recent victim was pepper sprayed by the attackers and that prompted police to ask for the public's help there may be more victims. >> leann melendez joins us from bart police headquarters in oakland. >> reporter: they were arrested july 18th, thanks to several witnesses who acted quickly. bart po

jennings going for an unprecedented third straight gold in beach volleyball. goats -- those hopes alive. the ravens will get to their first day to day and return to practice on monday. they may have to have him back on the field. he told us that he plans to report on monday. they put on full pads for the first time yesterday. they also had him the practice with a leg injury. they would not comment on how much time smith might miss. the first time at joe flacco has come as a father. he may have some explaining to do, however, with the wife about his comments about what makes this year's camp unique as a family man. >> you know, it was definitely different leaving home this time, having him around. usually you pack your bags and it is not that big of a deal. sorry to my wife. [laughter] even though when i left her it was not as big of a deal but both of them was different. >> just digging at all. the orioles wrap up their series with the oakland a's later today. they fell 3 1/2 games behind oakland with a 6-1 loss on saturday night. hunter, the strike -- the kin

shooting her daughter was killed homicide charges only apply to those who had been " born alive " jens holmes back in court tomorrow cameras will not be alive along with reading formal charges the judge will rule on potential new evidence and again quarter. >>> this weekend filled with funeral and memorials help for victims of the colorado shooting the suspect is scheduled to be formally charged monday friends and families of victims come to grips with what happened during >>> ya don't have time to think about what you're going to do all's we can do is react >>> a court document reveals that holmes was a patient of a psychiatrist before the attack. a request from the suspect that authorities hand over a package he sent to the doctor on grounds it is protected communication. the package was seized last week a prosecutor agrees with holmes is positioned >>> and the communication between the defendant and psychiatrist is absolutely protected which do not know at this point when the last time was he had communications with her widowed know the nature of the communication at this point thos

phones have the chips so this type of hacking isn't widespread but companies are eyeing it for the next jention products. it has a lot of advantages. it lets users share pictures and also could be a key developing mobile wallet technology the feature that allows users to use a smart phone as a credit card. there's one major roadblock for hackers. they have get close to your phone. typically within a few centimeters because it has short range. so keep a close eye on your phone. >>> bad news if you need to book a flight. air fare is hitting an all time high. the average price of a domestic ticket soared to $372 in 2012. among the to 100 airports, cincinnati passengers pay the highest fares on average. atlantic city is the lowest. >>> a home invasion and these guys know exactly what they were looking for. that story and much more coming up on abc2 news at 6:00 which starts right now. >>> take a look right now it. looks beautiful, but storms could be in the mix. >>> new developments tonight in the arrest of a

care act and benefits, the more they like it it's a process we'll be undergoing several months. >> jenave it alone? >> well, the president is going to be talking about the affordable care act and the benefits to people, including young people who are covered. millions who have benefited from deductions because of closing the doughnut hole and the 129 million people who have preexisting conditions who will be covered in the next couple of years. he'll be talking about that out on the campaign trail at events, and it will take a little bit of time for people to understand and appreciate all the pieces of this law, the president said earlier this week, he didn't put in this in place, because he knew it was the bestç politics. it's the right thing to do to cover people that weren't being covered. and make sure small and large businesses that were suffering from large costs much health care are helped through the process. >> and he will continue to beat that drum. and i want to play a short comment that was made right after the opinion came down from the supreme court. listen to this.Ñi >>

>> tom jennings it's good of you to join us. i'd like to follow the story and find out how this legal battle resumes on monday. thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >>> now to a story that is more than likely to enrage many of you. someone is doing the unthinkable in philadelphia. they are lighting dogs and cats on fire. there's no other way to couch this. this is one of those stories with victims that are helpless and one of the victim s a 4-month-old puppy. killing them in some senses and also rernding them in so much pain they have had to go through surgeries. coming up, we'll tell you what the city is trying to do to track down the personal responsible, if there's more than one and find out why on earth anyone would do anything like this. ( whirring and crackling sounds ) man: assembly lines that fix themselves. the most innovative companies are doing things they never could before, by building on the cisco intelligent network. his morning starts with arthritis pain. and two pills. afternoon's overhaul starts with more pa

joining me now is jen sickle. manager of staffing and recruitable at wegmans.hank you for coming on the show tonight. >> thank you, reverend sharpton. we're honored and excited to be here to talk about the great opportunities we have at wegmans. >> tell me, what are the positions you have available? >> sure. as you said, we have currently 1200 positions throughout our company. the majority are throughout our stores in the six states we do business. the positions we're looking for are customer service type positions throughout the stores. also great culinary talent. one of our missions as a company is to help our customers make great meals easy. and in order to do that we need culinary talent to help bring the vision to life. we're looking for customer service, cooks, executive chefs throughout some of our stores. and in some stores entry level management as well. >> you say there are several states. where are the jobs? >> sure, sure. right now we're actually focusing on our third opening this year in our stores in a town in gambles, maryland which is about ten

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. >> i'm cheryl jennings. we are under a spare-the-air alert as temperatures are rising. >> live look outside from vollmr camera and you can see a layer of brown smog hang ought horizon. >> meteorologist mike nicco is here with the latest. >> i thought we would start with our current temperatures. 82 in fairfield, well on our way to over hundred there and many parts of the east bay valleys. right knew in the 50s and very comfortable along the coast in san francisco where the clouds are just now being back. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s so now is the great time to get out. you see the hundreds in east bay valleys. clearlake and cloverdale and ukiah, a lot of 90s in the north bay and we'll hit the low 80s around oakland and san mateo. head to the coast, 65. poorest air quality will be the east valleys in the south bay today, but all of us are under the spare the air. >>> hot weather has firefighters in san jose on high alert. especially after a series of suspicious fires that began last night near a popul

. >>> and i'm cheryl jennings. oakland police want to find the gunman who left five people wounded. >> attack happened last night outside regal cinemas in jack london square. >> amy hollyfield is there. what is the city saying about this? >> reporter: the city is being quiet after a big shooting happened in a large crowd last night. we haven't heard back from the mayor's office, the police department or from jack london square. the people who live and work down talking about it. it is known for restaurants, bars and family events, not for crime. last night's shooting came as a shock. >> surprised. kind of a tricky area every time they start to build it up like nothing happens. there's a lot of empty real estate. it would would be nice to have it happen, sorry to hear about that. >> reporter: five people were shot in front of the regal cinemas around 9:30 last night. people who were here describe the scene as chaotic. >> bunch of kids going to see spider-man. car pull up and start shooting. >> reporter: then what ha

good morning i'm cheryl jennings. >>> and i'm kristen sze. here's what it looks like now. you are looking at i-80 in san francisco skyway to the bay bridge approach. traffic is finally flowing smoothly after many, many hours of pain. we have live team coverage. frances dinglasan is monitoring the traffic situation. katie marzullo is in san francisco with commuter frustration. >> terry mcsweeney has been at the scene since 4:00 this morning. >> reporter: this has been the place to be here you have the s-curves, eastbound lanes of the bay bridge right around here is where they had high speed chase, shooting and tens of thousands of drivers had to crawl along at less than one mile per hour. c -- c the chp says this vehicle raced across the at 100 miles an hour officers saw the driver lose control bounce off the barriers and end up on the other side of the vehicle. when they approached the vehicle they saw a gun in the man's hand. >> there was a shooting the vehicle traveled another 700 feet down the freeway and became disabled. both occupants were detained. >> reporter: chp o

i'm cheryl jennings. >> from all of us here, and michael finney we appreciate your time. see you again in half an hour. >>> tonight on "world news," turning point? we learn new details about the suspect in the colorado rampage. including the notebook he sent to his school, days before the attack. >>> shoppers beware. the government warns the crippling drought will send everyone's supermarket prices soaring. we'll tell you how much and when it will begin. >>> whale versus man. the new video of the killer whale pushing, twisting, dragging his trainer for nine heartstopping minutes. what the trainer did in the crisis that saved his life. >>> and, wild ride. the man who jumped from the edge of space, more than twice the height airplanes fly, falling more than 500 miles per hour today. what did he te

desmond jennings hits the first pitch out of the park. it was over early, because the os just aren't scoring. they strike out 13 more times and for the third straight game, they score just one run. nowhere close to getting it done. a 10-1 loss to the rays. final game of that series tomorrow afternoon. oakland in town over the weekend. masn on wjz saturday night. sunday afternoon, see the os and as here on wjz. >>> competition kicked off in the olympic soccer tournament today. the united states trailed france 2-0, an then they got to work. suddenly, it was 4-2 united states. they will play yum columbia on saturday, and yes, those lay a days are the gold medal ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is an annual summer spectacle in the mid-atlantic. an estimated 40,000 people watched ponies cross over from an island. the 200 yard swim took about 10 minutes. the ponies will be auctioned tomorrow to raise money for the fire company and to bring the population down on the island. be ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

cheryl jennings. terry mcsweeney was the first to bring thus story at 6 a.m.. -- bring us this story at 6 a.m.. he's live at the scene on cooley avenue. >> reporter: let me show you how close this came to be a tragedy. cadillac bounces off the corner of this building through the wall of that building. inside a mother and two little ones sleeping, nobody hurt that car came within a couple feet of 2-month-old layla. >> my grandson here, my daughter. >> reporter: broken wood and debris all over the bedroom where 5 this morning, 2-month-old layla, 3-year-old sean and their mother sarah gutierrez were sleeping. >> all of a sudden the car came right in and went right towards the bassinet. all i heard was her screaming. then my 3-year-old son was screaming. then my little brother had to break our door down to get us out of room because it was only halfway smashed. >> reporter: so much destruction an ambulance called, but no need for it, everyone is fine. shaken to the core, but fine. >> pieces all over me an

said we don't want you on the ticket, but the voters still tossed out the democrat under william jennings bryan brotman william kennelly. so he's really the only two time one term president in our history. so my question is, how in the world if you think the voters are not totally, how the world can he be considered number eight? i didn't think he should be down there in 27, but it seems a little rich for me. so let's look at it. his first defeat in 1888 won the popular vote, the los angeles actual college. probably not exemplary term. interstate commerce act was passed, which brought control to the railroad trust and it was an important piece of legislation, and so he didn't get credit. he curved the abuses in the civil war pension disability programs that have become very, very serious. but he presided over extensive labor unrest stirring has time that led to a lot of of demonstrations, riots and deaths, it a lot of bloodshed, significant loss of life and property damage and just like an intractable war that a president can't get out of, blood in the streets is a political poison for a