perform the ceremony. >> there was actually no relationship between jodie and the pastor. >> jodie,g have you known rodney? >> ronnie? >> ronnie. >> i have known him for many years, a long time. >> before he came here? >> yes. >> were you in love with him then? >> i wouldn't say in love with him, but i loved him. >> this is not just a contract you're signing. >> i understand that. it's a covenant. >> it is a covenant you're making with him, you know, and this makes it much, much more serious. >> there are certain people that are allowed to come into the prison to perform these wedding ceremonies. he was one of them. they didn't know each other ahead of time. he was obviously trying to counsel her. >> he'll have this black mark against him. >> i know that. i already know. i mean, i have known people that's come out of prison and some even being family and they are -- it's hard -- the hardest thing i think i seen is jobs. people don't want to employ them. >> right. normally, i just flat turn down weddings here because i find in most cases the men are just using the women for their own

. >> doucet appears to take a special interest in one of his students, jody. 1984, jodie disappears,structor is also gone. >> we went to, anaheim, california, to disneyland for a day. >> as an adult, jodie remembers vividly being taken across the country. >> this was kidnapping. people can't comprehend, why would you go willingly with him to california. i would say that was the closest i came to telling what was going on because i didn't want to go to california. >> afraid of upsetting his family, jodie cars to california a dark secret about jeff doucet. >> jeff had been sexually abusing me the year leading up to california. there's all kind of molesters out there. and most of them are someone that the kid knows and trust. >> back home in louisiana, his parents, unaware of the alleged abuse, hope for any sign of their son. finally, their phone rings. >> he allowed me to call my mom, say that i was okay. we were running out of money. when you're kidnapping and call collect, you're asking to be caught. >> the police monitoring the family's phone line trace the call. minutes later, offi

jodi hernandez joins us live with new details. jodi? >> reporter: the fbi tells me there indeed has been a sighting of ryan chamberlain at a place called the mad dog in the fog. that's a bar. we're told that sighting took place late this afternoon. tonight those who know chamberlain are hoping this all ends peacefully. >> it's heartbreaking. >> reporter: that's how those who know ryan chamberlain are feeling. after reading facebook posts this morning from someone logged in as chamberlain. >> nothing they're reporting is true. no stashes, not armed and dangerous. no car rigged to explode. >> reporter: mark moesher shared the messages posted on chamberlain's facebook page to friends this morning, an apparent attempt to explain what brought fbi agents to his san francisco apartment where they say they found explosives. >> i explored some ugly websites a year or so. >> reporter: also posted, a good-bye letter. describing loneliness, sparked by failed relationships and lost jobs. i got dark. i got real dark. time's up, it reads. >> i think,

reporting live in oakland, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> jodi, thank you. well-known comedian tracy morgan is getting better, but recovery could take months. notable details of the crash over the weekend were released. 35-year-old kevin roper failed to slow for traffic on saturday and slammed into the back of tracy morgan's limousine bus in new jersey. roper, who is a walmart truck driver had not slept in more than 24 hours according to this criminal complaint. the crash killed morgan's friend and injured three others. morgan has long been part of the nbc family. he's in critical, but stable condition. his fiancee is by his side. >>> san francisco is getting set to recognize maya angelou. they announced plans for a celebration of her life today. angelou is a renowned author and civil rights leader who lived in san francisco for many years. she died last month at her home in north carolina. the event will be held on sunday at 1:00 p.m. the event is free and open to the public. seating is limited. >>> a wild chase followed by a tense standoff. at one point an

jody is live in san francisco with more. jodi? >> terry, the fbi says they uncovered explosive materials from inside the san frn apartment here. they do not know if he still has any of the same type of materials on him, but as you said, he is still considered armed and dangerous. now, take a look at the man the fbi is looking for. he is 42-year-old ryan kelly chamberlain the second. we are told he he was last seen yesterday south of san francisco driving a white 2008 nissan altima. fbi agent and hazardous materials investigators spent all day yesterday at chamberlain's apartment. they are quiet about what they found inside but said it was explosive. they have sent the material to the lab in kwan co-. according to chamberlain's social media website he worked as a social media consultant and also has experience in political campaigns. i talked to the immediate past chairman of the san francisco republican party who confirms chamberlain served on the republican central committee in san francisco before switching over to the democrati

. >> this is my girlfriend, jodie. she's solid. >> i wasn't nice at all. i used to collect for dope dealers and store guys and everyone else in here that made money. i used to get half. that was my hustle. get me half of what he owed you and i'll collect it up for you. i didn't care how bad i had to hurt the guy. the guy could have been a friend of mine. i didn't care. business is business, friends is friends. i'd send you to a hospital, no sooner you come back, smoke a joint, drink a jug of homemade wine with you right afterwards. like i said, business is business. friends is friends. >> alcohol is not allowed in prison. but that doesn't stop the inmates from making it, or correctional officers from confiscating it. >> we're on a wine run today. getting close to the weekend. that means football. they'll be drinking their wine. so we're here to spoil the party. >> inmate-produced alcohol can be made from ingredients as basic as fruit, bread and juice. >> dexter, come on. calvin holmes is considered an expert. >> mine comes off about 25%, 30% alcohol. most

jodi? >> reporter: raj, the fbi says in light of what they found here. chamberlain should be considered armed and dangerous. but tonight, some messages posted to facebook have those who know hit wondering if it is all a big misunderstanding. >> noth thaergthaerg -- nothing they're reporting is true. >> the latest, that some one logged in to chamberlain's facebook this morning. >> i explored some ugly web sites a yearish ago. i was depressed. no one was in dane jeshger, it . >> for somebody to publish publicly that this thing is a misunderstanding. give him room to try to turn himself in and work it out. >> moser, a public affairs consultant who specializes in political campaigns has known chamberlain for years. >> we all know each other from various campaigns. probably worked on four, five things over the years. >> moser was stunned to hear the fbi raided chamberlain's apartment saturday where they say they discovered explosive materials. setting off a nationwide manhunt. >> the fbi, currently looking for a -- a man by the name of -- ryan kelly chamberla

jody? >> reporter: janelle, i'll tell you, firefighters here at station 25 in oakland have been very busy, after battling multiple fires yesterday. they have been on high alert today. by no means, are they alone. >> saving lives and property, that's what we're here for. >> reporter: security guard alex normally patrols this oakland hills neighborhood on the lookout for prowlers. but now he's also on the lookout for a potential firebug. after a series of suspicious fires broke out yesterday afternoon. >> just pop out from nowhere. there's got to be something that caused the fire. this was a big tree stump. >> reporter: he helped put out one of the blazes using a resident's garden hose until firefighters arrived. >> it was blazing. somebody may have thrown gasoline on that wood to get that kind of flame. >> luckily yesterday we didn't have high winds. otherwise it would have been a lot worse than it was. >> reporter: yesterday's five suspicious fires coupled with at least one other blaze in t

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live in oakland with more on this unusual traffic delay. jodi? >> reporter: janelle, it certainly was unusual. the chp says that driver actually paid his $6 toll here at the toll plaza. but it's what took place right after he drove through here that snarled traffic and left commuters gawking. >> usually this is a boring commute. a 45-hour commute. >> reporter: but narin nadoo's commute was far from routine. this is the video he took as others snapped photos of a man dancing and acting erratically near the bay toll plaza as flames engulfed his truck. >> it's bizarre. a truck on fire, completely engulfed. it wasn't like a normal accident. it didn't look like it. >> we are told that he admitted to starting the fire. >> reporter: the chp says luckily a department of homeland security officer was driving through the toll plaza on his way to work when the man's antics stopped traffic. he and other officers detained the 32-year-old. >> so it was apparent to officers on scene that he may be suffering from sort of psychiatric emergency. >> reporter: thoug

jody seems really interested, even though she's $33 an hour, she seems really good. i say let's go for it. >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: then exactly when we set the task, jody arrived. and off we went to try to meet up with task rabbit justin. there he is. hey, justin. how are you? >> doing well. how are you? >> reporter: how are the tasks going? >> busy day all over town. a lot of thriveries. >> reporter: his next drop, flowers at a senior home. >> we have hundreds of different types of jobs posted on the site. >> thank you. >> reporter: what do you think about the argument you should be able to do these things yourself? how lazy do you have to be to get somebody else to build your ikia turn your for you? >> it is not about laziness. i am a new mom. it is survival mode daily. >> reporter: so you are using your own service? >> i am using my own service now more than ever. >> reporter: hike working mom emily, trying to balance it all. a demanding job, two kids, a husband, dog and barbecue this weekend. >> i need to make two trips for me. and deliver to my apartme

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jodi hernandez joins us live with new details. jodi?> reporter: the fbi tells me there indeed has been a sighting of ryan chamberlain at a place called the mad dog in the fog. that's a bar. we're told that sighting took place late this afternoon. tonight those who know chamberlain are hoping this all ends peacefully. >> it's heartbreaking. >> reporter: that's how those who know ryan chamberlain are feeling. after reading facebook posts this morning from someone logged in as chamberlain. >> nothing they're reporting is true. no stashes, not armed and dangerous. no car rigged to explode. >> reporter: mark moesher shared the messages posted on chamberlain's facebook page to friends this morning, an apparent attempt to

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is in the city and jodi, chamber lan la lane has several bay area connections. >> reporter: we're told he was a regular fixture in san francisco campaigns. not only has he worked for several high-profile politicians, he also taught for a short time at the university of san francisco. tonight, what the f.b.i. says they have uncovered&8 here from f san fr apartments has left many people flabbergasted. >> this is the second time inan two months they've had their jaw collectively hit the floor. >> that's how they know chamberlain is reacting. he's the suspect the f.b.i. are searching fr after they found explosive in his san francisco apartment. >> the only thing menacing is that he starts each day being 6'3". >> he's known chamberlain for more than a decade. he says he's aii  skilled polil campaign operative and social media expert. chamberlain worked for a p.r. clinic barbary coast. >> he was involved in what the internet could do to help politicians.j2poy >> chamberlain's web site0á to his communications skills as?t6 pro and sites him with high-profile politici

reporting live in the oakland hill, i'm jodi hernandez. >>> on mt.hamilton, santa clara fire crews were at grant ranch park to put out a fire they set themselves. over the next tree years, these younger crews will be trained on fuels, prevention and terrain. >>> brian butts is accused of touching three girls, he teaches at music art studio. he was arrested on saturday on 23 counts of lewd acts with a child. it happened while the school's owner was away on vacation. >> on three occasions when the girls were by themselves, this fellow touched them inappropriately in the chest area outside the clothing. >> authorities believe there could be more victims and are urging them to come forward. >>> safer roads could mean higher taxes. two u.s. senators, a democrat and republican are joining forces as a way to replenish the federal highway trust fund which needs funding in august. the federal tax is 18 cents per gallon. the senators propose a 12 cent increase and build in a yearly adjustment for inflation. it is needed to rebuild bridges and highways. without

reporting live in san francisco, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area. >>> all right. thank you, jodi. now his former bosses say that they're shocked bit charges that ryan chamberlain is facing. they say he was a hard worker with a gift for social media. but he had recently expressed frustration about being single in the city. >> he was talking about in today's world we get instant gratification, many times from some of these apps and whatnot, and being in a committed relationship is not always what people want these days, because they always feel that they can get something better and different. >> he shoo says she had exchanged e-mails with chamberlain the very day before his apartment was raided. >> he has plenty of support from his trends. they've set up a legal defense fund. they've already raised more than $10,000. their target is to raise $30,000. his friends are well-connected in the city and across the bay area. chamberlain is a political and social media consultant. now our coverage continues our our website, nbcbayarea.com. there you can raid the full details of his arrest a

nbc bay area jodi hernandez is live in oakland with what we know about that driver, jody. >> cess jessica, commuters could not believe their eyes when they saw what was taking place just beyond the toll plaza this morning when a man whose bizarre antics left traffic stalled and put him in a psychiatric hold. >> as i was -- the smoke started to engulf the area. >> reporter: that's the scene nadu and other commuters captured with their cellphone cameras as they were crossing the bay bridge this morning. a man was dancing and acting erratically as flames engulfed his truck just past the bay bridge toll plaza. >> bizarre. truck on fire, completely engulfed. it wasn't like a normal accident. didn't look like it. >> he was running in and out of the lanes. his demean nor was not what we would expect of a normal person. >> reporter: a security officer was passing through about the same time. he and other officers detained the man. the driver admitted he set his truck on fired but investigators are still trying to confirm that. >> it was apparent to officers on scene he may be suffering from a psy

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jodi ernst is in the race. this >> i'm jody ernst.n i get to washington, i'll know how to cut pork. >> mother, soldier, conservative. >> my parents taught us to live within our means. it's time to force washington to do the same. to cut wasteful spending, repeal obamacare and balance the budget. i'm joanie ernst and i approve this message, because washington is full of big spenders, let's make them squeal. >> that ad just changed everything, am i right? >> it was a sea change. what's amazing is that she enters the senate primary as the favorite. the governor there really likes her and all of his allies like her. but he's managed to thread the needle in this divided republican party to get endorsements from sarah palin and all the iowa establishment republicans. so he's poised to do pretty well. >> that's going to be a real battle. >> very much. bruce is no pushover. this is a congressman that has made a few mistakes here on the trail. he has a lot of trial lawyer money behind him. and she will have to see in a swing state like iowa, c

nbc's jodi hernandez is in the capitol with the latest for us. >> raj, we're learning there may be a tie to a similar case in sacramento. the suspect in that case appeared in federal court here this afternoon, facing some very serious 5:00izations of his own. >> 29-year-old james malcolm pled not guilty in federal court this afternoon to explosives and firearms charges after a two-month federal investigation that included searches of malcolm's home where investigators seized wechs and samples of deadly chemicals. we believe he may have manufactured explosives and some other materials. >> tonight, we're learning it may have been the malcolm case that led investigators to ryan chamberlain. >> this case is on going with respect to mr. malcolm and with on going potential targets. arrestd by the f.b.i. on may 5 9, the very day malcolm was taken into custody. according to the affidavit, the man admitted sending chamberlain a package of the tox infrom a ups store and stating that the initial purchase of abrin would be a trial run and the if it was successful, would use abrin on a larger sca

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here's jody hearns in iowa, tweeting u.s. army sergeant bowe bergdahl freed after being missing for five years. thoughts and prayers go out to the family. that tweet was deleted. >> of course she's in a race and facing election right now and she's favored to win. so this probably hasn't happened soon enough to hurt her at the polls, but she might end up in a runoff. but she and the congressman you cited before, it's interesting, because the kids from idaho, mitt romney got 80% of the vote in idaho, it's probably safe. turns out maybe not. >> this is the thing, people keep saying, no one is making the argument he should have been left behind. but also, what is the argument here? is the idea that you see some people saying he's not a hero. okay, fine. but it's hard not to reach the conclusion that people are reaching the idea that we should have remotely adjudicated his guilt and left him. >> that's exactly the argument. it's left implied in most tweets and comments. but every once in a while it's kind of sort of stated. but ye

jodi hernandez continues our coverage from richmond. and it is really a divisive issue when you get on a campus. >> reporter: it is, but the folks we talked to here at king elementary in richmond say they're excited about the ruling. they believe that it could help schools located in at risk neighborhoods like this one here build and maintain strong teaching staff that children deserve. >> if you want to be somebody, if you want to go somewhere -- >> reporter: this is how this fourth grade teacher starts her day, with a song designed to motivate her students. ♪ you better wake up and pay attention ♪ >> it's not a career for me, it's my passion. >> reporter: but she realizes not every teacher shares that passion. tonight a ruling that strikes down teacher tenure has school districts hopeful they'll still have the ability to strengthen their teaching ranks. >> districts throughout the state are going to find a welcome relief and do what they need to do to get rid of bad teachers. >> reporter: school board member charles ransy says right n

jodi earns is running. it's a five-candidate race. it's still going to be tough to get joni over that 35% threshold. if she makes it she will be the nominee. if not about 2,000 delegates will be voting. marco rubio was here last night and i asked whether the mainstream media language really applies anymore. listen. >> i am a strong conservative leader and that's what folks are looking for, somebody that's willing to take charge, step up and take a position. >> i think it's going to help unit americans at a time when we desperately need to be united after six years of divide and conquer from this president and the democrats. >> reporter: if she wins the nomination tonight she will go after bruce braly. this is a seat that republicans are very much looking at. they believe it's a possible pick-up, it would be one of the six needed for them to take over the majority. jodi actually on stage checking out the podium for what she expects will later tonight be her victory speech. >> much better weather in iowa than when we're usually there, c

but he along with the help of his ex-wife jody did a good one pulling one over on dad.nk you for your service >> thank you, ma'am. >> great to be home. >> you probably played through this in your mind what this moment would be like surprising your kids. what was it like for you walking out there and seeing them? >> it was unbelievable. i mean, they have grown so much in the last nine months so just to see them after nine months was an unbelievable feeling. >> how did you manage to get out of afghanistan early and pull this off? >> through the help of the pa.o. office and your producer and we happened to get lucky and catch on a flight and i can get home to say hello to my sons on father's day. an amazing event and i won't forget it in my entire life. >> cole, you're 10 years old and seen your father come and go. describe the moment when you saw your mother walk in moments ago. what was that like for you? >> it was kind of surprising because mom said that he wasn't coming home until the 18th and i was surprised when he came here because he's been away for nine months and

some of the best -- jody powell is one of the best. he's no longer with us. it's a very tough job. i admire the guys that can go out there and take it. i was offered a position like that and i lasted about 24 hours. >> do you know a press secretary who did a biography of his -- >> ron nelson. did he write a book on ford? >> he probably did. but who could say anything negative about jerry ford? even though he was not elected president. i think he had the widespread -- >> i think larry speaks wrote a book. >> and to say something about jay, i can't remember a single gas that he made and that is really something. when he's up on that tight rope every day in front of television cameras. he kept his cool most of the time. >> he went from here at the request of the vice president. >> 4 years for biden. >> 4 years for biden. that was a great -- >> preparation. >> he had the right temperament. he had a wonderful temperament. it was hard for him to get involved with a frakus with the press. >> i don't know that he slips into oblivion. he's been rumored that he might be named as ambassador t

jodi hernandez joins us at the apartment they searched today. >> reporter: we were the only news agency there when police arrested him last night. they say i was formally charged in federal court with possessing explosives. >> we had information that he had items of great concern to us in his residence. >> reporter: tonight we're learning what those items are. according to the affidavit unsealed this morning. agents found a messenger bag filled with items used to make an explosive device, including a screw top glass jar containing

i was involved, jodi, and i wasn't involved. >> okay.ou know what i told you we caught it all on videotape. >> but i wasn't in the fight or involved in the fight or nothing. >> so you stood there, you watched them clean up the blood -- >> no, i did not stand there and watch them clean up the blood. >> well, the videotape has a little bit different take on it. >> the video doesn't like. you can clearly see peaches trying to clean up the aftermath of this crime. >> coming up -- >> i want to show you the video. >> okay. >> kenneth morgan is confronted by the evidence. >> and who is this? >> that's me. >> and then -- >> hi guys. >> by an inmate who just might take his place. >> mr. peach, you've got competition. >> i see. i love to eat. i love hanging out with my friends. i have a great fit with my dentures. i love kiwis. i've always had that issue with the seeds getting under my denture. super poligrip free -- it creates a seal of the dentures in my mouth. even well-fitting dentures let in food particles. super poligrip is zinc free. with j

jodi hernandez joins us with the latest on this investigation. >> reporter: the san mateo county sheriff's department says they haven't had a deadly officer-involved shooting since 2008. it's tragic how the case ended but insisted the deputy had to protect himself. but tonight the girl's family said the officer did not need to shoot. >> she was really loving and caring, really sweet with my parents. i still can't believe this happened to my sister. >> reporter: lorenzo it serrano says he's devastated and angry that his family's 911 call for help led to a sheriff less deputy shooting and killing his 18-year-old special needs sister outside the family's half moon bay apartment. >> she didn't want to take her medication, and we called the medical dispatch. but instead they decided to send a deputy. >> reporter: but the san mateo count yy sheriff less departmen said she was armed with a knife. >> we had depp ittied responding with the seen with information we have smblg acting in a psychotic manner with a life. >> reporter: it's unclear whether the veteran had mental illness issues but the dep

reporting live in berkeley, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> one of the highest profile cases in recent bay area history is inching closer to trial. the man accused of kidnapping and killing sierra lamar was in court again. she disapared on her way to zool. her body was never found. torres was charged in this case more than two years ago after police established a dna link to lamar. but a series of delays have kept the court from setting a trial date, frustrating the volunteers who continue to search for sierra. >> i am so disappointed. because it's going to go on possibly for another year. i mean, this is just ridiculous. >> today both sides agreed to meet in september to select a start date for the trial. >>> a new trial is under way in the oscar grant case. we are are live at the federal courthouse in san francisco with what grant's father says really happened that night. >> reporter: well, other players in the case were able to settle this case outside the courtroom, but not this one. a source tells me that b.a.r.t. feels that the father is not entitled to the money he's aski

. >> that's because for jody and more than a dozen volunteers like her, over the past two weeks, this spot has been their home away from home while keeping a constant watch on someone else's home. >> they're wild animals in an urban environment, so we need to make sure that they survive and go forth and multiply. >> this is now the eighth year that the falcons have been nesting atop san jose city hall, and for the eighth year, they have produced chicks. this time, four of them. two boys and two girls. and while the falcons are great at flying, fastest in the world, as a matter of fact, they're not so good at landing. at least when they're young. >> when it comes to coordinating their wings and their feet is when they run into trouble. >> glenn stewart is with uc santa cruz's predatory bird research group. >> people can help them in a brief transition period. >> i have now view of her. >> and that is where fledge watch comes in. >> 10-4. >> from the parking garage roof and on city streets, they watch. >> all right, we have two on the roof. >> when a young bird flies, they track it. >>

. >> jody works for delaware river park corporation or drwc, semi private agency that created the popp park. it is temporary built over the last few months, designed to last through the the summer. officials say it is a river a destination. >> we have these on the weekend and nights but this park is seven days a week. >> organizers hope this park helps generate greater public interest and developing more of the waterfront as a whole, a task that historically has proven difficult. drwc master plan calls for a public space along the river every half mile or so, making that a reality will require significant funding and political support, hence need for public interest. >> we see this parkas a chance to kind of change the conversation about what people, think about their waterfront. >> so what does the the public think. >> never been around this park before but this park brought me over, and, i'm happy it did. >> people going to olde city they can come here afterwards. great view, just more things to draw people. >> reporter: while others are weary of too much development. >> the way it

. >> we also have the iowa senate race, jody ernst managed to get both the establishment and the tea party on board. those are the candidates that are strong not just in the primary but potentially for the general election. >> i think the real news of 2014 is the rise of these sort of fusion candidates. joanie ernest endorsed by sarah palin and mitt romney. that tells you all you need to know about the backing she's managed to assemble. someone like ben sachs in nebraska, tom tillis in north carolina, even though he had a couple of opponents, clearly had the support of a lot of conservatives. think we might see that in georgia if jack kingston makes it out of the runoff as well. you do see a party increasingly consolidated under a conservative bat banner, but also the establishment managing to bring these unruly forces into the tent in the name of party unity, in the name of trying to win a national election again base that's what they're going to need. >> part of that is spending money in primaries. the tea party forces have been effective in past election cycles because a lot of th

. >> jodi works for the agency that crow 88ed the pop up park. it's temporary built over the last few months designed to last only through the summer. officials say it's a low cost way to make the river a destination. >> we have these great festival events on the weekends on key nights but this park is seven days a week. >> reporter: park features are certainly unique not the least of which are these nets that you can hang out while looking down at the river below you. my personal favorite but more than just pretty place. organizers hope that this park helps generate greater public interest in developing more of the waterfront as whole a task that has proven difficult. drwc master plan calls for a public space along the river every half mile or so. making a reality will require significant funding and political support hence the need for public interest. >> we see this park as a chance to change the conversation about what people think about their waterfront. >> reporter: what does the public think. >> never really been around this part before th

reporting live, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> in san jose, firefighters are mopping up after aile of scrap metal caught fire. it happened at a metal recycling business in the willow glen neighborhood. it took crews about 20 minutes to put it out. thankfully no one was hurt. the cause is not yet known. >>> now overseas to the developing story in iraq, where violent insurgents are pushing the nation toward the brink of civil war. president obama says he will not send u.s. troops into that conflict, but is considering other military options. >> so this should be a wake-up call. iraq's leaders have to demonstrate a willingness to make hard decisions. >> the insurgents are moving toward the capital city of baghdad. president obama says he'll work with the iraqi government to finalize a u.s. response within the next couple of days. insiders say he's considering options such as drone or u.s. air strikes. >>> there have been some refinery fires in iraq, but overall the fighting isn't disrupting the country's lucrative oil fields. still, concern over any possible interruption is promp

jody stokey also from the department of public health, dr. ashjay [speaker not understood] from ucsf, dr. kay lin brown from [speaker not understood], and dr. [speaker not understood] who is also from ucsf. ~ carolyn so, dr. aragon, please take it away. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is dr. tomas aragon the [speaker not understood] at the san francisco department of public health. i want to just say that i was born and raised in san francisco, grew up in the mission. my family immigrated from nicaragua and i married a filipino woman of chinese descent and that will come in later when you talk about ethnic disparities. and i'm raising three children ages 13, 16 and 17. so, this issue matters to me. okay, i do have a slide presentation. i'm going to just move over to the first slide. i'm going to cover a little bit of background information and then i'm going to cover a little bit about sugar and then talk about some of the disease in san francisco and set up some summary slides. one thing i do want to point out here, if you look at

public defender jody linker saying you don't jail people based on what their searches on on the computer, hastings law school professor specializes in criminal justice. she says computer searches are an important law enforcement tool. >> though we don't prosecute people for what they think or what they dream, or feel, we can have that as an indication that tells us something about what intent was. >> prosecutors today also identified the gun with a shaved serial number found during the search. they said it was a loaded 22 calendar beringer and 42 rounds of ammunition. >> thank you. >> a san jose man pleaded no contest to stabbing a 49ers linebacker alden smith in 2012. he allegedly stabbed smith twice in the torso, then ran off. two other people were shot. smith was not seriously injured. he was identified through security camera footage. expected to be sentenced to three years in prison next month. >> a massive wildfire is burning near lake isabella about 45 minutes northeast of bakersfield. the fire charred 2200 acres. it's burning quickly through dry brush. three homes have been destr

public defender jody linker saying you don't jail people based on what their searches on on the computer, hastings law school professor specializes in criminal justice. she says computer searches are an important law enforcement tool. >> though we don't prosecute people for what they think or what they dream, or feel, we can have that as an indication that tells us something about what intent was. >> prosecutors today also identified the gun with a shaved serial number found during the search. they said it was a loaded 22 calendar beringer and 42 rounds of ammunition. >> thank you. >> a san jose man pleaded no contest to stabbing a 49ers linebacker alden smith in 2012. he allegedly stabbed smith twice in the torso, then ran off. two other people were shot. smith was not seriously injured. he was identified through security camera footage. expected to be sentenced to three years in prison next month. >> a massive wildfire is burning near lake isabella about 45 minutes northeast of bakersfield. the fire charred 2200 acres. it's burning quickly through dry brush. three homes have been destr

[laughter] the first jody to be an not only a the gmo labelling but organisms. he said he believed there was a raid carried out:gmo in the county. [laughter] [applause] so you are allowed to speak out. i love democracy and obviously the can of this industry not to carry it too far they call that the healing of a nation. this is not an occupier but but what caused them to have one of them but they suggested but whatever it takes. the reason why i include from colorado or from new mexico i always thought it was a little on friendly. but it helps with unexpected new duty. [laughter] -- and nudity. i have sympathy. i am one of you and i am here to help as colorado it's going after the inaugural hemp expo last week a terrific event a bunch of people were at approached by the engineering dry that i want to provide for the of farmers so we can network in by the way no one has ever called up to say i saw your selling just thought i would call first. i am not dedicated but if you live on 41 acres in the middle of nowhere you would think you could go get your box is also

jodie and michael smart couple number 28. and couple number 11. what a great concept.tes i thought that day is sort of spectacular and magic. tell us about what made you decide to take on this project. >> pretty much from couple one. i'm alone with the wedding. just ordinary people in the most extraordinary situation. it was spectacular experiences. you form this strange intimate bond with all of them. i thought wouldn't it be great to go back. i would be in a unique advantage point to go back as the guy who videotaped their wedding. >> you say in the documentary that you do get this intimate relationship and you never see the people again. you decided to find those people. what was it like when you got the people hey, he's coming back again? >> i was surprised. you know, you don't talk about your marriage that much and certainly not in public so i was apprehensive. you were? >> i was. >> and you guys have been married how many years now? >> it will be 16 years in october. >> is it what you thought on the day that you said i do. >> yes. unless you've done it before, yo

reporting live, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> a very sad story with a happy ending.ell, lucky socks. it turns out when kaepernick signed his new deal yesterday, he was wearing his money socks, lit ramally. take a look. he says he didn't plant it this way, he just happened to have them on when he foundó"l out a his new $126 million deal. >>> now, according to nbc's pro-football talk, about $13 million of the contract are guaranteed. not quite the $61 million guaranteed initially reported last night. >> we are talking john miller. we love his voice. >> yeah, i wonder if he has, you know, socks that have a golden mic on them, you know? >> i see that john wears flip-flops a lot of the time. no socks. he's always very casual. >>> miller has been the voice of the giants on knbr since 1997. >>> mike leek taking on michael morris, coming up here shortly. if we can get to that video, giants and reds, okay. we're going to go ahead and move on right now. but we're kind of stuck here. we have a sound byte coming up. >>> let's go to the major league draft if you guys can go and