into two different rope climbs, separating jeremiah and selena and father and son, cleve and coal joiner his whole reason behind that was in case there was an accident, that the families wouldn't be together, so there would be a better chance of survival or less injury. >> just before jeremiah goes on ahead, selena pulls him aside again with that nagging feeling. >> i whispered it because i didn't want anyone to know this since i was the only girl. i said, i am really scared right now. he said, we'll be okay. >> it's just before 9:00 a.m. selena and jeremiah's groups are en route to the top while a preacher and harry sledder are in a group heading down. >> we were at a stop, on the ridge, and i saw a red flash. >> the red flash? harry's friend bill ward in a red jacket hurtling down the mountain. >> an incredible force literally ripped me from the mountain. i remember watching my ice ax just rip through the ice. >> it's all happening so fast. harry and his friend bill and several others are in one tangled mess heading right for selena. >> i put my head down because all the ice was coming

dierdre joiner's daughter is now away at college but remembers his tough love. >> and she said mr. shaum rode me from day one, but i wouldn't be who i am today without him. >> reporter: shaum was an avid cyclist in unincorporated contra costa county popular among cycling groups. riders admit it's sometimes hard for a big group to stay on one side of the yellow line. >> when you're in a big group like that, you know, when they stop it tends to bunch out. a lot of times you have no choice, when you're in the back because it just gets wider. i'm sure he had absolutely nowhere to go. >> reporter: shaum's wife started a gofundme site to raise money for the funeral. she writes, herman was the love of her life. >>> the search is on for two armed men after a home invasion robbery in san francisco. it happened about 3:00 a.m. on cambone drive not far from san francisco state university. the men, both in hare their 20s entered the home and tied up two male victims at gunpoint who were asleep at the time of the break-in. the suspects took off with a bike wallets, and cell phones. nobody was h

jasmine joiner had herself a game. 9 points and 11 rebounds.tanooga beating their second top 20 team in two weeks. >>> the men of stanford, no such issues, as they toss it around. there's the owner of the warriors there, as he checks out the cardinal. 11-2 run in the late 2nd half. the put back. he had 15 points, but the big guy though, tonight for stanford, chasen randall. he will put it down. stanford now 6-2, as they polish off loyola marymount. all of the question about the 49ers. they have one player beyond reproach. that would be frank gore. he may have played his last game with the niners. colin kaepernick has a word about his great teammate, next. female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event! ends sunday. it's your last chance to get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort, even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. but hurry! sleep train's interest free for 3 event ends sunday. ...guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a b

this reform are service employees international union, operating engineers, plumbers, carpenters, joiners food and commercial workers, painters and allied trades, a number of other group that is added their voice, not joyfully, but out of necessity to the need to reform these programs. i thank both the gentlemen for their hard work on doing this. moving to the budget, i wanted to ask mr. rogers, approximately $1.1 trillion in spending. how much is deficit spending in the bill? >> we abide by the budget caps on the budget act of two years ago. >> what is the deficit? how much of the spending is >> did the gentleman yield? >> i'll be happy to further -- >> this committee, with the congressional support hasrk x the last four years, since 2010. we continue. the problem, the deficit is coming from the entitlement programs. we appropriate a third of federal spending. >> i believe -- i believe in the conventional calculations, they don't include the entitlement programs in that. they are reports on the operating deficit. those are the numbers i have seen. the deficit would be larger than any of

united brotherhood of carpenters and joiners of america. actors equity association. the american federation of musicians. a very diverse group of american workers who are asking us to give them the option to make decisions about the future of their pensions. some of these pensions are in better shape than others. but they are all asking for this right. for those who may be opposed to this legislation, don't like this legislation, they don't have to exercise their right. but we cannot deny these workers this opportunity to make this decision about their very hard earned pensions. as mr. norcross says, they made these decisions together where they are today, and they ought to be able to make the decisions together to change direction and to head off for an opportunity at greater solvency and longevity. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. i want to again thank congressman kline and all of the staff and all those who have cooperated and all these organizations that have spent many years trying to investigate the best way to answer this nagging qu

this reform are service employees international union, operating engineers, plumbers, carpenters, joiners, food and commercial workers, painters and allied trades, a number of other group that is added their voice, not joyfully, but out of necessity to the need to reform these programs. i thank both the gentlemen for their hard work on doing this. moving to the budget, i wanted to ask mr. rogers, approximately $1.1 trillion in spending. how much is deficit spending in the bill? >> we abide by the budget caps on the budget act of two years ago. >> what is the deficit? how much of the spending is deficit spending? >> did the gentleman yield? >> i'll be happy to further -- >> this committee, with the congressional support, has reduced discretionary spending over the last four years, since 2010. we continue that. the problem is that the deficit is coming from the entitlement programs we appropriate a third of federal spending. >> i believe -- i believe in the conventional calculations, they don't include the entitlement programs in that. they are reports on the operating deficit. those are th

united brotherhood of carpenters and joiners of america. actors equity association. the american federation of musicians. a very diverse group of american workers who are asking us to give them the option to make decisions about the future of their pensions. some of these pensions are in better shape than others. but they are all asking for this right. for those who may be opposed to this legislation, don't like this legislation, they don't have to exercise their right. but we cannot deny these workers this opportunity to make this decision about their very hard earned pensions. as mr. norcross says, they made these decisions together where they are today, and they ought to be able to make the decisions together to change direction and to head off for an opportunity at greater solvency and longevity. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. i want to again thank congressman kline and all of the staff and all those who have cooperated and all these organizations that have spent many years trying to investigate the best way to answer this nagging qu

. >> many are joinered by the rest of the receiving core. >> reporter: several rams players showed solidarity as they took the field, displaying the hands up, don't shoot pose by protesters. michael brown struck a sour note. the organization business manager said if a statement, i remind the nfl and their players it is not violent thugs burning down buildings that buy their advertiser's products. it's the cops and the good people of satellite do. the community is the polarized and if need of money. jay nixon called for critical funding to cover the payroll of thousands of national guard and state highway patrol member was have been policing ferguson's restless streets. this as the naacp calls for reform, taking tear message on a 120 mile palm beach from ferguson to nixon's mansion. >> our goal really is to bring about a reform of policing and an end to racial profiling. >> reporter: and president obama will be meeting with various official civil rights leaders in the white house. attorney general eric holder will also begin a nationwide tour conversation to improve relationships between local