along came jeremy. the two had been introduced by michelle's brother scott, who was also a deputy on the same shift. >> we were out to dinner one night and michelle was there. later he asked me if michelle was single. i said, man, it's my sister. you're trying to hit on my sister. he said, nothing like that. i think she's really cute. >> michelle and jeremy started going out together in 2009. six months into their relationship, the deputy, the girlfriend, and her daughter moved into his place. sister christy was pleased michelle found a reliable guy in uniform. >> overall, i was happy that she had someone. >> but it wasn't long before the fights started. once he said, she'd punched him. and he got on her case about what she should wear and who she should see. she loathed jeremy from their first meeting. >> what were you first impressions of jeremy? >> it wasn't good. he was smug and just kind of carried himself like he was better than michelle, better than other people that were around. >> and here they

and just like the others, jeremy willingly provided a dna sample. >> my feelings of jeremy was that we might not have our person, being how cooperative he was and his demeanor. >> so investigators had three possibilities. would a dna match be among them? or was the killer still at large? >>> with dna samples from three suspects, scientists hope to determine who killed college student jenna verhaalen. and had it not been for science, there's no telling what would have happened. >> had we not had the dna under her nails or on the collar of her shirt or on the carpet, we may never have solved this crime. >> the dna results left no doubt. jeremy rosser was in jenna's apartment on the night of the murder. >> how would your skip cells be under her nails? >> i have no idea. >> you have no idea? >> handshake? i'm not sure but -- >> that wasn't a handshake. how would your blood end up on the collar of her shirt? >> what snapped, what made him want to do this to her, is weird. >> when police arrested rosser, he wasn't surprised. >> did they inform you what the warrant was for? >> they wouldn't t

jeremy goes by ambulance.continuous pounding is, you can see two white helmets bobbing during the accident. the race car's steel safety cage and harnesses acts like a cocoon and saved jeremy and jere's lives. amazingly jeremy suffers only a few bruises. yuri, a dislocated shoulder. as frightening as their accident is, it can't take away the racer's itch and the dream of one day going pro. >> by the time the race comes up next year, i'll probably be ready for it. >> i'll be right up there with him. >>> from one airborne race car to another. no wrong turns here, just fast and tricky. and this one definitely makes a safe landing. may 2012, ken straps into his custom race car. all systems are go. >> it can do zero to 60 in 1.8 seconds, very, very fast. >> over four days, he uses and abuses the iconic streets, hills, and waterfront of san francisco. at speeds of up to 120 miles an hour. >> to be able to bring my race car here to san francisco and race it around on closed off city streets was like a dream come true

jeremy is currently held in the security housing unit for yet another violent attack. >> there was a man off a level three for beating up a child molester. the story was the child molester was going to get stabbed the next day and he let the child molester off easy by beating him up. so i was sent to stab him. so we went out to the outside concrete yard, and i had a six-inch knife brought out there through the security and all that. we knew how to get past the cop security, and i stabbed him multiple times, and he died within five minutes. that's why i'm here in the shu, so -- for murder. >> how are you getting the knives around? >> it's easy. anybody who's got a sewing needle can make a knife. a sewing needle is made out of stainless steel. and stainless steel will cut this metal that they use. so over a period of time, you can shape a knife out of your toilet as long as the cops don't find the pattern cut in your toilet. there's many things you can do to make weapons back here. it's not that hard. usually we got them out when we did haircuts because they haircut they pull us out of

jeremy has a few stitches, but is okay. tera adopted the couple following them home from the park. never acted like an aloof cat. when jeremy was born she would go in his crib and curl up beside him which explains why she is so protective. >>> and a lingerie store is apologizing after an internet backlash. this store is in new york. you can see ribs showing and a sunken stomach. a man walking by tweeted this photo. soon people, eating awareness disorder groups and even professional models say it is offensive and perpetuating stereo types. they took down the mannequin and say it will never be used again. >>> unique treatment for alcoholism is gaining traction in the bay area. it relies on part on a small implant placed inside the body to deliver medication. >> it has been a long road for actor jeremy miller. for a staring role on "growing pains" to a battle with alcoholism that lasted for years. >> it kept growing and growing and turned into half a bo the tell of hard liquor a day turned into a bottle of hard locker a day. >> he tried a mere y'all of -- myriad of programs. finally h

jeremy has a few stitches, but is okay. tera adopted the couple following them home from the park. she never acted like an aloof cat. when jeremy was born she would go in his crib and curl up beside him which explains why she is so protective. >>> and a lingerie store is apologizing after an internet backlash. this store is in new york. you can see ribs showing and a sunken stomach. a man walking by tweeted this photo. soon people, eating awareness disorder groups and even professional models say it is offensive and perpetuating stereo types. they took down the mannequin and say it will never be used again. >>> unique treatment for alcoholism is gaining traction in the bay area. it relies on part on a small implant placed inside the body to deliver medication. >> it has been a long road for actor jeremy miller. for a staring role on "growing pains" to a battle with alcoholism that lasted for years. >> it kept growing and growing and turned into half a bo the tell of hard liquor a day turned into a bottle of hard locker a day. >> he tried a mere y'all of -- a myriad of programs. fin

jeremy has a few stitches, but is okay. tera adopted the couple following them home from the park. she never acted like an aloof cat. when jeremy was born she would go in his crib and curl up beside him which explains why she is so protective. >>> and a lingerie store is apologizing after an internet backlash. this store is in new york. you can see ribs showing and a sunken stomach. a man walking by tweeted this photo. soon people, eating awareness disorder groups and even professional models say it is offensive and perpetuating stereo types. they took down the mannequin and say it will never be used again. >>> unique treatment for alcoholism is gaining traction in the bay area. it relies on part on a small implant placed inside the body to deliver medication. >> it has been a long road for actor jeremy miller. for a staring role on "growing pains" to a battle with alcoholism that lasted for years. >> it kept growing and growing and turned into half a bo the tell of hard liquor a day turned into a bottle of hard locker a day. >> he tried a mere y'all of -- a myriad of programs. fin

jeremy feels like an outcast. >> jeremy is the model inmate. very quiet. never gets into trouble. when i'm on, he's generally in his cell and if he does come out of the cell, he comes and sits quietly. >> i don't consider anybody here friends. i'd rather be in here than out there with some of those people sometimes, because there's a lot of negative energy out there. there's not very many people that talk to me in here because i'm gay. >> merithew says he encounters too many attitudes. like that have reuben flores. >> you want to be homosexual, that's your business. god don't like homosexuals. that's something against nature. if want to do it, go ahead, but it's not right. >> the inmates in his unit are not always welcoming of homosexuals, and he has another strike against him. he is hiv positive. not only that, his condition is what led to his high-profile arrest. >> do most people know what you're in for? >> yes. actually they don't really understand, because they think i'm here for transmitting hiv are, but that's not what i'm in here for. it is for nondisclosure. >> he contrac

sergeant jeremy r.mmers of brooksville, kentucky, perished on july 14, 2011, from wounds suffered when the enemy attacked his unit with small arms fire in the paktika province of afghanistan. he was 27 years old. for his service in uniform, sergeant summers received many awards, medals and decorations, including the bronze star medal, the purple heart medal, two army commendation medals, the army achievement medal, the army good conduct medal, the national defense service medal. the afghanistan campaign medal with bronze service star, the global war on terrorism expeditionary medal, the global war on terrorism service medal, the korean defense service medal, the army service ribbon, three overseas service ribbons, the nato medal and the combat action badge. kenneth michael summers, jeremy's father, says this about his son -- "he never hesitated to make a new soldier feel welcome into the unit. there was one soldier who said he was so scared because he was a newbie, but jeremy stepped up and helped him.

and then returning to him, she is my hero. >> jeremy required ten stitches in his leg.ow in quarantine and will be euthanized. >>> cbs has unveiled its new lineup for the 2014/2015 season. five of the eight new shows will debut this fall along with more nfl football. alison harmelin has details on the shows you'll be watching next season. >> reporter: america's most watched network is adding new shows this fall including the sunday night drama "madam secretary." it stars tea leone who juggles diplomacy along with being a mother. >> this is a risk you cannot afford to take. >> i had to have a conversation with my 12-year-old son. i'm going to be real busy now. he was really cute. miller said to me, mom, i'm so proud of you. >> reporter: the new monday night drama is "scorpion." it's based on a real life eccentric genius and his team of brilliant misfits who work as homeland security consultants. >> it sounds like catastrophe is imminent. >> reporter: also getting big buzz is spin-off "ncis new orleans." >> it's going to be really fun to get down to new orleans and create

former 49er jeremy newberry is also a football analyst.x 5 is among the players who say the nfl is at fault for medical misconduct. newbury told me the painkillers some with serious side effects were rampant in the locker room. >> a lot of times team trainers are giving out drugs. none of them have medical degrees. some of them aren't license and they are handing out drugs, anti-inflammatories, painkillers, sleeping pills, they are handing out this stuff all together and a lot of times you're playing the game, downing it about we are. how are you feeling? what do you need? here's some anti- inflammatories, sleeping pills, painkillers. it was just a few minutes -- they stick them in a manila envelope, everybody had their own private stashes in the locker room. they handed them out like candy freely. >> did you ever witness a player who refused to take these drugs. >> they don't stick around. if you don't do what's asked of you to stay on the field they will find somebody else that will. >> stunning revelations by newberry. that entire inter

jeremy's mom says the cat saved jeremy from more serious injuries. >> and by the time i got to him, i mean, i'm just thankful she got him off that much sooner. >> jeremy had to get ten stitches at the hospital but will be okay. the dog a labrador chow mix also bit jeremy's mom. the dog is in quarantine. tara is the hero. >> cat to the rescue, literally. >> i know. amazing. so impressive. >>> one of the bay area'smarks makeover, next. after people find a dentist through us, they often say, "i wish i'd done this sooner." don't let that be you. you know your teeth are important. so don't put it off any longer. call 1-800-dentist today. ♪ >>> we'll be back in 30 minutes. tonight at 6:00, taking control. inside uc regent's new plan to combat campus sexual assaults. also the latest on the breaking news in southern california. five wildfires raging in san diego county at this hour. live picture from carlsbad one of the biggest fires burning, thousands of people have been asked to evacuate their homes and the fire has already damaged or destroyed dozens of homes. we're going to have the lates

>> reporter: jeremy had some stitches from the dog bite.t he'll be just fine, thanks to tara. >> my hero. >> reporter: david wright, abc news. california. >> hero for sure. we thank you for watching. we're always here at abcnews.com, "nightline" later. i'll see you back here tomorrow night. good night. >>> tonight an updated live report from a fire where dozens of homes have burned. >> and it looks like warriors owner just landed a dream coach. information that came out now, indicating the man supposedly said no just said yes. >> and a startling discovery as part of an investigation into tire safety. >> relief is on the horizon tonight. here is a live picture of ocean beach. two days of heat, it's ready now to move in, bringing us nice cooler weather. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> so just hang in there. it's almost over. a heat advisory for the bay area will expire and in days, temperatures peaked at more than 100 degrees today heat records shattered throughout the bay area. >> two days of highs around the bay area here is live doppler s

jeremy is playing while mom off camera is watering.era captures the dog, which we're told has never attacked before go towards jeremy, and then he just pounces on him, but here comes tara the cat. she literally chases that dog away. >> you can see her protect him, like she comes up, she comes back to him. >> i remember her hitting the dog, but seeing the video and seeing exactly what she did and chased that dog away, seeing her turn to check on jeremy and then returning to him, she is my hero. >> the bite is pretty deep, two gau gouges and quite a few stitches, but jeremy is going to be okay. >> amazing, isn't that not amazing? factor tip of the day in general, pets are good for kids, teach the urchins loyalty and teach affection that will be remembered. check out the fox news website that is different from billoreilly.com and spout off about the factor, o'reilly at foxnews.com, name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day do not be a coxcomb and don't forget about the ask dennis where you can ask miller any question you want. s

jeremy is playing while mom off camera is watering.s the dog, which we're told has never attacked before go towards jeremy, and then he just pounces on him, but here comes tara the cat. she literally chases that dog away. >> you can see her protect him, like she comes up, she comes back to him. >> i remember her hitting the dog, but seeing the video and seeing exactly what she did and chased that dog away, seeing her turn to check on jeremy and then returning to him, she is my hero. >> the bite is pretty deep, two gau gouges and quite a few stitches, but jeremy is going to be okay. >> amazing, isn't that not amazing? factor tip of the day in general, pets are good for kids, teach the urchins loyalty and teach affection that will be remembered. check out the fox news website that is different from billoreilly.com and spout off about the factor, o'reilly at foxnews.com, name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day do not be a coxcomb and don't forget about the ask dennis where you can ask miller any question you want. send it to u

when jeremy was a newborn, she would climb in his crib and stay beside him.bond for a creature that tends to be fairly aloof. >> to have her with no regard for her own life, fly to the dog to protect him, i have never seen anything like that. >> this was round one, round one to the kitty cat? >> yes. >> jeremy has some stitch from his the dog bite but he will be just fine thanks to tara. >> she is a hero. >> david wright, abc news, bakersfield, california. >> is that not the coolest story. how about that cat? you would expect a dog to rescue a child, but the cat? all right, let's check the weather one more time. >> probably my favorite story of the day. my second favorite story, a cooldown coming on the way. clear skies, warm conditions, things will change, but before we get to tomorrow let's look back at the high temperatures, well into the 90s in the bay area. each location is the location that either tie or set a new record high for this date. and as you can see we had numerous records, 9 9 in fresno and in the bay area, warm to hot in the inland locations

jeremy got ten stitches. the dog is in quarantine.ll make an appearance on the "today" show tomorrow morning. >> it is incredible video to look at it over and over. you have a leash walking over the neighborhood. she's fierce. >> cats are smart. the cat knew what was going on. protect the kid. >> thanks for joining us at 11:00. jimmy fallon is next. we hope to see you here tomorrow. >> bye-bye. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- maya rudolph robert duvall musical guest, lily allen and featur

jeremy, thanks for being with us. the allegations about the addictive drugs, given without prescriptions and without proper medical care. you said you were given totorad. >> maybe my first year, i didn't take it the whole year. but the majority of my career i would say at least 10 out of the 11 years i was taking it. >> and what would that do for you? >> i mean it's a -- it's almost like a wonder drug. it's a super strong anti-inflammatory but it worked like a painkiller. there were times i couldn't practice the whole season, would be in a walking boot or crutches, trying to get in a stadium with a boot on and take a shot of toridol and vicodin, and i would be ready to play. >> so was it the doctors giving you the stuff in the locker room? or who was doling it out? >> the doctors and trainers typically gave out the oral painkillers, and then the doctors gave the shots. >> trainers, without a medical license, just the trainers. >> correct. >> so at any point did anyone say these are serious drugs and can cause you seri

to presently, i have never seen anything like that. >> jeremy has a few stipulates but -- stitches. tara adopted the couple five years ago by following the couple home from the park of the when the baby was a newborn she would curl up besides the boy in the club so no one is messing with her boy. >> i can hear the cat lovers association of america "cat the new man's best friend." >> that's right. now doggin' it. >> dog, cat, pets, everyone stay hydrated. >> stay cool. we will show you what is going on. we will start with live doppler 7 hd. you can see it is quiet. i will widen the picture and put it in motion. the last three hours you can see high clouds rolling in and that will help dim the sunshine a little bit and that is another reason why it will not be so hot today. here is the other reason: our winds are light and variable and headed to the afternoon hours, look at that cooling sea breeze kicking in. it will not hit most of the bay and inland soon enough to stop warmer-than-average temperatures again but it will hit the coast in san francisco and make it more comfortable to y

. >> reporter: eight player are named in the lawsuit including former san francisco 49er jeremy newberry. >> i'm 49 years old and i have kidney problems from playing football. >> reporter: newberry, who also worked as an analyst for station kpix said he received injections to numb injuries during the majority of his injuries during his career. >> it was almost like a cattle call, waiting with your pants down. they're sticking you one at a time as you're walking in and out. >> bears' quarterback jim mcmahon is one of the plaintiffs claiming he suffered nearly a decade later he suffered a broken neck his doctors never told him about. another received medication to get him on the field and needed downers to sleep. the nfl commissioner was asked about the lawsuit at a news conference. >> i was only made aware of it just briefly, but i don't believe any of our attorneys have had an opportunity to look at it. >> reporter: the former players want financial compensation and extended health care for more than 500 ex-athletes and changes to how painkillers are administered. omar villafranca, cbs n

jeremy hill, back with me to talk about this. you think he's more stress at home or the office? >> i can't believe we had to conduct a study to understand that women are more stress that home because it is a function of who takes care of the kids but can we spend this money on something better like how to relax on the weekends and at night? adam: any advice? >> for some people the office might be tranquil but what if you are on soldier and you are fighting in afghanistan or in iraq? the work place is wherever you are with your rifle. that doesn't include them. >> i would hope but it is worth pointing out some jobs less stressful to come in to. dep see drivers, that is a stressful place to work, under the ocean. minors under the ground. >> they just had another baby in their family. getting any sleep these days or more sleep at the office? >> having three kids is chaotic but when flowers are blooming, bees will be busy. what i mean by that is productivity is and lining to a certain degree. it has been recognized in all kinds of ec

jeremy's parents say he's suffering no ill effects from the dog attack.re having to get used to being media celebrities. all courtesy of their cat. peter simmons, bbc news. >>> now, the rock band led zeppelin is in a legal battle over its famous 1971 song "stairway to heaven." there been allegations the opening to the song is based on another tune by another band. they say he should be given a writing credit on the song which appeared on the album. first let's have a listen to what the argument is all about. here's a snatch of led zeppelin's "stairway to heaven." ♪ >> thought you might have recognized that. here is randy california. ♪ >> and here is our entertainment reporter. natalie, you can't help but notice that there is -- there is a case to answer here, one would think. >> yes. i think these cases do come up quite a lot. but this goes back to the late 1960s. randy california was a harrisburg band called spirits. an instrumental track they recorded in 1968. >> and it was published. >> yeah. "stairway to heaven" came out in 1971. the lines get blurred

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there is -- it is jeremy, what is it on?s on ivan owen who created the first robo hand and everybody who needs one can go online and download the instructions for free, and it is anybody who can get one. they are going to have the 3d printers in public libraries soon, and so you can go to the library and print a hand if you'd like. >> well, that is amazing, kiley, and we can't wait to get to see your hand since it is complete, and since i used to live in chicago, i can come there and i will have a chance to ride the bike with you, but i am bad, and i might fall down a couple of times, but we will keep getting up, okay? thank you, sharp and jaeremy fo working so hard for kiley. >> thank you. >>> and now, the new story that has been released off who should be taking aspirins to prevent heart attacks. and this -- >> these days the house republicans give john boehner a harder time than they give me, which means that orange really is the new black. >> so, there could be a midterm election strategy in the president's jokes? lookin

>> ji agree with jeremy.hite house staff, probably low level, prepared a list and it got sent out to the press. it's serious in the sense that i don't see any choice but to pull this man out. he will become a target. yes, the afghan government knew who he was but not the taliban and he certainly would be the focus of an attempt on his life if he were to stay. >> bob, if you were the cia station chief in kabul and high-ranking afghan intelligence officials, you deal with them on a daily basis, don't you automatically ast automatically assume that that information could be leaked? how secure is that intelligence information? >> wolf, you're absolutely right. i wouldn't trust it myself but presumably he meets with the top people in that country who are committed to one side but the names always do leak out and you see cia people that hold out on very short notice because they are under threat because of this very problem. >> jeremy, valley plame was outed during the bush administration and she tweeted this. "ast

. >> jeremy newberry said it was the same everywhere he went. he said drugs were a ritual before every game. >> you walk in, bend over the table, they stick you and you're off. they get everybody done in two or three minutes. >> he said the powerful antiimflap toir drug made him able to play. >> i was on crutches, didn't practice all way and took it and played. >> newberry said the team would do anything. >> they shot me up in my leg, gave me vicotin at halftime and played the whole season that way. >> he said it damaged his kidneys and his blood pressure was high. he said he was given a clean bill of health by team doctors. >> it was getting worse and worse every year. nobody said nothing, even when i retired and walked away nobody said anything. >> jeremy said the problem exists at every team in the drug. >> everything is doing the same thing. it's a drug culture in the nfl. >> he said the doctors didn't care or the trainers and the coaches didn't care about anything. >> today the nfl commissioner was asked if he had a a comment. >> i was only

jeremy scahill and former washington post reporter scott armstrong.e took documents bill worthy brought back from iran and published them in the washington post when the new york times refused. we will also speak with the worthy's close associate photographer randy goodman who went with him to iran on a number of trips. all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. dozens of people have been killed and tens of thousands displaced after unprecedented flooding in the balkans. an estimated three months worth of rain hit the region in just three days. about one third of bosnia's landmass has been submerged, affecting an estimated one lean people. dangerous water levels have threaten flooding at two of the country's power plants. thousands are without water and electricity. the flooding has also washed away warning signs near the thousands of landmines that remain from the 1992 to 1995 war. a recent european union more warned countries are at greater risk of flooding due to human driven

jeremy? that have changed this year is the long-term interest rate picture. everyone expected the tenure to be 3.5 by now on the way to 4. it's closer to 2.5, i, myself, i to the interest rates keep going up. now i think we will have low interest rates on that long term for quite a while. no matter what town allen says this morning. think of what stocks should be valued at. if the long term ten year is 2.75%. i am sticking withpy forecast of 18,000 for the dow and 2 foul. for zap p s&p by 84 end. >> jay is making faces. go ahead. >> not faces. i'm smiling. jeremy, given your view, what do you think of the bond mark, are you a buyer of bonds or would you recommend given the potential risk of interest rate volatility? what is your view on volatility? >> i'm not positive on bond at all. my feeling is i'm beginning to think the long-term rate. the biggest surprised bill groves in his monthly newsletter, he was the biggest bear in the stockmarket for five, ten years, finally says, you know what, i

after a few stitches, jeremy, you better watch. >> is tara a nice cat?e. >> get used to it, jeremy. >> another family thanking their lucky stars. a miracle baby fell from an 11 story balcony in minneapolis and survived. a big pile of soft mulch. both his arms are broken and breathing with the help of a ventilator. doctors say he should make it. >> it's a gift from god to the family. because he shouldn't have made it. >> lots of mull sh around the house. finally, 13-year-old twins greenkey were competing against each other in a race in a state track meet and chloe felt something pop in her leg, fell to the ground. no way she could finish the race. her sister rushed to her side with no fanfare, just picked up her twin, puts her on her back and sets off for the finish line. just before the finish, clair and chloe, gives her a chance to cross first. nothing doing. the sisters cross together finishing last leaving their coach in tears proving that nice girls apparently do finish last and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that. i feel better. how about yo

jeremy newberry now has kidney failure that he attributes to the painkillers.y, the allegations about the addictive drugs, given without prescriptions and -- >> maybe my first year, i didn't take it the whole year. but the majority of my career i would say ten out of 11 years, i was taking toridol. >> and what would that do for you? >> it is almost like a wonder drug. a super-strong anti-inflammatory. there were times i couldn't practice the whole season, being in a walking boot or crutches, trying to get in a stadium, take a shot of toridol and vicodin, and i would be ready to play. >> so was it the doctors giving you the stuff in the locker room? >> the doctors and trainers typically gave out the oral painkillers, and then the doctors gave the shots. >> trainers, without a medical license, just the trainers. >> correct. >> so at any point did anyone say these are serious drugs and can cause you serious problems down the line, you know, take them at your own risk? >> no, and the crazy thing is i had symptoms early on this went by the wayside. and looking back,

jeremy, as always. mr. thanks for joining us as well. >> miss evans. >> we commend your article for everyone to read on cnbc.com. >> 35 minutes to go until the close. the dow is up 13 points this hour and any positive close will be another record high. the s&p just ever so slightly higher and the nasdaq sheds 12. >> keurig green mountain is hotter that be ever after coca-cola raised its stake in the coffee brewer. our pros will debate if that stock is too hot to handle or if now may be the perfect time to take a sip. >> also ahead, what's the deal with the so-called target funds? you know they are in many 401(k)s, allows you to pick the time of your retirement and are they the vehicles of investment they have been billed as, or should you stay away? a new report offering mixed views. we'll get the pros and cons. don't go anywhere. making new york state number two in the nation in new private sector job creation... with 10 regional development strategies to fit your business needs. and now it's even better b

. >> 4-year-old jeremy riding his bike. there's jeremy. the neighbor's dog comes around the corner and this is scary, attacks him from behind. now, the dog starts shaking the boy and that is when the family cat, you saw it, that's tara chases the dog off before dashing for cover. jeremy got ten stitches, his mother was also attacked and not badly hurt. the dog now in quarantine and will be youthenized. >> that dog really seemed to come out of no where. as for tara, she'll be on "today" show this morning if you want to see tara. jeremy's parents say that cat will be very well treated, like a queen, is the phrase. >> apparently followed the family home from a park several years ago. >>> the warriors new head coach talking about why he chose golden state over the knicks. we'll take a look, coming up. the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way,... while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel. banking for the life you have... investing for the life you want chase. so you can. >>> 5:54 right n

this entire video was unloaded by her mom's boyfriend jeremy. her mom is rachel. knew all about this. this is at her grandparent's home in wisconsin. she knows exactly what she is doing. she seems to be holding the right stance, seems to be firing. she has protection in her ears. and she's reloading the gun. we talked to jeremy, the poster of this video and said this moment was really all about gun safety and learning the basic rules of gun safety. there's rules. rule number one, every gun is a loaded gun. rule number two, always keep guns pointed in a safe direction and rule number three, only touches the trigger when the intent is to shoot. he says those are three lessons taught to young boys but not necessarily always taught to young girls and he intended this lesson to be an empowerment moment for young alexa. >> he's exactly right. i think it's excellent. the only one minor problem i see she's not wearing eye protection. >> he said in this moment proper stance and eye protection weren't as important as knowing about the safety of the gun itself. >> i'm glad t

thank you to jeremy stretch, cibc.ing up, as ukraine prepares for its presidential election sunday, violence in eastern ukraine escalates. more on the latest development after the short greg. stay with bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome back. i managed cranny. let's go back to -- i manus cranny. let's go back to jonathan. thehe slow grind lower for u.s. dollar, pmi data from france, concert of contraction. they have work to do. today, it is about german business confidence. ro, medium forecast, $1.32, ubs calling for $1.25. >> these are the bloomberg top headlines. international television stations are off the air in thailand a day after the military coup. retainedcurrency lay -- regained most of its value. violence in ukraine is casting a shadow in the presidential elections this weekend. suffered theires worst losses in the east since the conflict began with pro-russian separatist. voters go to the polls sunday. two troubled eurozone countries have been upgraded as their economies begin to improve. greece's long-term debt will

. >> it has been a long road for actor jeremy miller. from a staring role on "growing pains" through a battle of alcoholism that lasted years. >> it kept growing and growing and turned into half a bottle of hard liquor a day. >> he tried a myriad of programs from alcoholics anonymous and finally after little success he turned to a program called start fresh. it combines the councilling model with the anti-addiction drug delivered in a unique way. >> i could not have been more skeptical a when i first heard about the start fresh program and an implant. the idea some magic pill would make this go away was unfathomable to me. >> the drug is actually delivered as an implant. in a short procedure the doctors place the dosage on the lower right hand side of the stomach. he is a physician with the program that has the treatment center in walnut creek. >> it attaches itself and blocks the area and particular e cravings, the urges and the compulsive desire to drink is mediated by the particular pathway. >> he says once in place the implant is des

avis sees jeremy renner performing. >> levitation.haps the most miraculous feat you will ever witness. houdini has never defied gravity in such a manner. i will try it for your very eyes. there are those that are wary of the possibility. i understand that. i've heard it all before. i have to ask those people, how is it that you found yourself here? at this very moment. america. by a boat, most likely. it would be a long swim. isn't it also because you believed it could happen? ladies and gentlemen, i believe. [applause] >> what can happen if you believe. >> what i was trying to do was to do something very simple. so simple that the subtext could take on more importance. you have two guys and a woman. it is a basic triangle. i didn't want it to be an anthropological exploration. we wanted to make it as accurate as we could. i think we did pull it off to some degree. what is more important to me was the honesty of the emotions. that is very, you said to me it is like a fable. what does that mean? >> are you doing an impression of me? >>

jeremy required ten stitches.en if she had managed to get to her son before the cat she could never have gotten the dog off so everythingively. >> there is no animal finer than her. >> reporter: with her bravado, the legends like "pussn boots, this puss gave the dog the boot. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> and anderson starts now. >>> hey, good evening, thank you for joining us. more of my exclusive interview tonight with donald sterling. the part you have not heard from him as the backlash against him grows by the day. in the wake of the interview with sterling there is talk of a possible player boycott led by lebron james if sterling is still the owner when the new season starts in the fall. in a few moments we'll hear from roger mason, jr., president of the player's association. he will set the record straight on what the players are planning to do. sterling has been banned for life, fined two

. >> it has been a long road for actor jeremy miller.om a staring role on "growing pains" through a battle of alcoholism that lasted years. >> it kept growing and growing and turned into half a bottle of hard liquor a day. >> he tried a myriad of programs from alcoholics anonymous and finally after little success he turned to a program called start fresh. it combines the councilling model with the anti-addiction drug delivered in a unique way. >> i could not have been more skeptical a when i first heard about the start fresh program and an implant. the idea some magic pill would make this go away was unfathomable to me. >> the drug is actually delivered as an implant. in a short procedure the doctors place the dosage on the lower right hand side of the stomach. he is a physician with the program that has the treatment center in walnut creek. >> it attaches itself and blocks the area and particular receptors in the brain, the cravings, the urges and the compulsive desire to drink is mediated by the particular pathway. >> he says once in p

jeremy wheeler has highlighted a provision known as section seven. it has brought forward part of the court case. is ins that the authority this space. i worked on that provision. i have different views on whether it is allowable. i have to get past that hurdle. a good experience and complying. they are seeing will meet the best needs of their consumers. i do not want to regulate what may happen to stop the concern is there. this and what it can be used for any future. you can take broad language and do a number of things. you can get back to the providers. google and a number of different players. we could use that to regulate those players. i worry about that. i worry because there is an implication for when you impose new rules and regulations and there is an impact on what they are willing to invest. what they are willing to bring forward. that is an impact on consumers and the area is going to work. -- experience going forward. this is something that should be addressed by congress. there is a question of congressional intent. i think it is some

jeremy kaplan joins us for more. dr. dre delivers cool.immy delivers music. $3 billion, is that a good price on that? >> an awful lot of money. he said they will be profitable in 2015. they were selling for headphones a minute. you can expect this to be a profitable deal for apple off the bat. they are buying a music subscription service. not just a headphones service. they have maybe a quarter of a million subscribers. that is an interesting aspect as well here. stuart: i was probably wrong on this. those headphones, i will not say whether they are great headphones or not great headphones, but people buy them and wear them. apple has just bought cool. they have bought a trend. they have taught fashion. >> these guys complain about how much little they make from pandora. you can sell a million albums on pandora and get a check. maybe they have this cool factor. not just the general public, but the artist themselves. maybe these guys become ambassadors for the entire community. stuart: if apple hasn't under their umbrella -- charles: there

jeremy had two cuts on his leg. needed ten stitches.t looking happy and cozy as well. the dog is currently in quarantine and no word what will happen to the dog. i love the way the cat takes on that dog and then chases him around the car don't you come back here. get away from my boy. >> i love the picture with tara sitting on his lap and looking out like don't even come near him. his mom said that the boys pick on the cat but now the cat gets more respect in the house. when they were on earlier they kept feeding her treats the entire time. she's amazing. look at that. >> think about what the cat did. look at the video before the cat arrives. that's a bad place. you'll never know what will happen next. >> it's neighbor's dog. i wonder if it showed aggression before. but just snapped. >> it came over and dragged the boy off the tricycle. >> the mom thought the dog had her son's pants but it was the leg. designee walked away with stitches. thanks goodness. >> the mom said tara the cat looked back at the dog like when the dog ran back. >>

>>four-year-old jeremy triantafilo thinks the world of "tara the cat."as riding his bike outside his house yesterday in bakersfield california. suddenly, a dog lunged at him and bit him. the cat sprang into action, flinging herself at the dog and chasing it away. jeremy's dad, roger, put the video from his security camera online and it went viral. he told us over the phone, the cat got a reward. >> we bought her a personal fish tank for her life. what made me put the video up as i had never seen a cat stand up to a dog. it was truly amazing. she is my hero. >>mom heard the commotion, rushed over from the garden and the dog nipped her too. little jeremy is fine. he got ten stitches but came within a whisker of much worse. the mayor team preparing for opposition. yesterday the mayor's chief campaign consultant e-mail the chicago trim tribune suggesting several unflattering stories about prep winchell. they say there are trying to discredit a potential challenger. prepwinkles campaign adviser says she's focused on reelection. >> making a comeback, turkey le

. >> this was 4-year-old jeremy. he's riding his bike. here comes a dog. the dog attacks him from behind and look at that. that's scary and then out of no where, yeah. that's tara the family cat flying in to help. jeremy did get ten stitches he was pretty badly hurt. mother also attacked. the dog is in quarantine and will be euthanized. >> you saw him follow them around. tara followed them home from a park six years ago and after this she will be treated like a queen for the rest of her life. >> i'd be terrified. >> you just got terrified. >> that's it. all right, looking over here towards the bay bridge. a smooth drive. a live look over to oakland where traffic flows smoothly past the coliseum, as well. the new home of steve kerr, you guys just talked about. welcome home. looking over towards the maps, as well. smooth drive on our sensors, as well. circled right under oakland and the webster tube from oakland to alameda and closures in the next couple of minutes and watching right now and then you can leave and traffic should be resumed under the water ov

jeremy newberry played almost 200 games in his nfl career. he took tore doll insections for the majority of those games. now he is paying the price. he thinks the nfl should too. >> i'm 38 years old and i got 30% kidney function. if my kidneys get any worse, i'll be on dialysis or a transplant. >> reporter: in the suit filed in san francisco federal court, jeremy newberry, richard dent, jim mcmahon, and others claim that the nfl has intentionally recklessly and negligently developed a culture of drug misuse, substituting players' health for profit. >> we have five years of health insurance and then you're on your own to deal with these health issues that could easily have been prevented if they were more forthcoming with what they were giving and more responsible with the drugs that they gave you in the first place. >> reporter: newberry was a two- time pro bowl center for the 49ers. he played 11 seasons in the nfl, nine in san francisco. he also worked for kpix-tv as an analyst. >> the tordol line was crazy. the general public wouldn't belie