jonathon is right. every one of these guys end ed ended up stoping and frisking them and they exposed the fly in the ointment. all he had to do was say i was in fear of my safety. okay, how does this change anything? they will go to that every time. the guy looks at something wrong. i was in fear of my safety. he was baying twinkie and he may sl pelted -- he may have pelted it at me. >> i love you invented the phrase, a fly in the ointment. >> a flaw is a boston fly. >> and bill has a hard twinkie too. >> to your point, they are painting stop and frisk as racist when in fact they are going into communities where there is crime and minorities and there are minorities in the community and minority suspects. that's not racist. it is helping the community. but you can't get around the argument as long as you have people shouting it is racist. >> it is not racist. it is unconstitutional. if you are walking around and minding your own and this guy wants to bug you for whatever reason whatsoever, the law assum

abc7 news reporter jonathon bloom looks for the options of the new design. >> reporter: which one will it be? yahoo! posted the video announcing they will take on a new logo every day for a month before revealing their permanent new look in september. it is the latest move by ceo marissa meyer who took over a year ago and began making changes and acquiring start ups and hiring new talent and forcing employees to come to the office instead of working from home. >> she is certainly the most effective ceo that company has had in probably 10 years. >> he recalls when yahoo! looked like this. in 1994 no one had heard of a search engine. david louie described it this way. >> it is a 4-1-1 directory service where people find the information on the internet jie. the founders were in their 20s. >> yahoo!. >> what was that? >> yahoo!. >> they created the iconic logo that was the company's brand ever since. unchanged for nearly 17 years, the logo is beginning to show its age if you ask the the head of the academy of art school. >> it feels a little state fairish right now. it feels a little corny

abc7 news reporter jonathon bloom looks for the options of the new design. >> reporter: which one will it be? yahoo! posted the video announcing they will take on a new logo every day for a month before revealing their permanent new look in september. it is the latest move by ceo marissa meyer who took over a year ago and began making changes and acquiring start ups and hiring new talent and forcing employees to come to the office instead of working from home. >> she is certainly the most effective ceo that company has had in probably 10 years. >> he recalls when yahoo! looked like this. in 1994 no one had heard of a search engine. david louie described it this way. >> it is a 4-1-1 directory service where people find the information on the internet jie. the founders were in their 20s. >> yahoo!. >> what was that? >> yahoo!. >> they created the iconic logo that was the company's brand ever since. unchanged for nearly 17 years, the logo is beginning to show its age if you ask the the head of the academy of art school. >> it feels a little state fairish right now. it feels a little corny

abc7 news reporter jonathon bloom looks for the options of the new design. >> reporter: which one will it be? yahoo! posted the video announcing they will take on a new logo every day for a month before revealing their permanent new look in september. it is the latest move by ceo marissa meyer who took over a year ago and making changes and acquiring start ups and hiring new talent and forcing employees to come to the office instead of working from home. >> she is certainly the most effective ceo that company has had in probably 10 years. >> he recalls when yahoo! looked like this. in 1994 no one had heard of a search engine. david louie described it this way.>> it is a 4-1-1 directory service where people findformate information on the internet jie. the founders were in their 20s. >> yahoo!. >> what was that? >> yahoo!. >> they created the iconic logo that was the company's brand ever since. unchanged for nearly 17 years, the logo is beginning to show its age if you ask the theademyt school. >> it feels a little state fairish right now. it feels a litt c corny. i think that's what the

i'm afraid i can't do that. >> jonathon bloom, abc7 news. >> a glimpse at the future. >>> big cutbacks at sisco. the internet hardware company is splashing about 4,000 jobs. sisco is battling a perception the servers allow the nsa to spy overseas because of the edward snowden whistle-blower scandal. they say that will impact sales. it is unknown how many layoffs will affect the san jose headquarters. >>> facebook is making new changes. it is now trying to be a bit more celebrity friendly. the menlo park social networking site will unveil new vip features that lets stars in ter act with their fans easily. they are trying to match twitter. >>> one man turned in money he found and did the right thing. they found the envelope outside vie sale yaw's dmv office and he didn't theng about keeping it. >> it wasn't mean and i felt like it was somebody's life saving and somebody in desperate need of it. it is back in the hands of who had it and i didn't want it to go to anybody else's hands. >> good guy. the rightful owners claimed the cash the next day. his decision is more admirable considering

i'm afraid i can't do that. >> jonathon bloom, abc7 news. >> a glimpse at the future. >>> big cutbacks at sisco. the internet hardware company is splashing about 4,000 jobs. sisco is battling a perception the servers allow the nsa to spy overseas because of the edward snowden whistle-blower scandal. they say that will impact sales. it is unknown how many layoffs will affect the san jose headquarters. >>> facebook is making new changes. it is now trying to be a bit more celebrity friendly. the menlo park social networking site will unveil new vip features that lets stars in ter act with their fans easily. they are trying to match twitter. >>> one man turned in money he found and did the right thing. they found the envelope outside vie sale yaw's dmv office and he didn't theng about keeping it. >> it wasn't mean and i felt like it was somebody's life saving and somebody in desperate need of it. it is back in the hands of who had it and i didn't want it to go to anybody else's hands. >> good guy. the rightful owners claimed the cash the next day. his decision is more admirable considering

i'm afraid i can't do that. >> jonathon bloom, abc7 news. >> a glimpse at the future. >>> big cutbackst sisco. the internet hardware company is splashing about 4,000 jobs. sisco is battling a perception the servers allow the nsa to spy overseas because of the edward snowden whistle-blower scandal. they say that will impact sales. it is unknown how many layoffs will affect the san jose headquarters. >>> facebook is making new changes. it is now trying to be a bit more celebrity friendly. the menlo park social networking site will unveil new vip features that lets stars in ter act with their fans easily. they are trying to match twitter. >>> one man turned in money he found and did the right thing. they found the envelope outside vie sale yaw's dmv office and he didn't theng about keeping it. >> it wasn't mean and i felt like it was somebody's life saving and somebody in desperate need of it. it is back in the hands of who had it and i didn't want it to go to anybody else's hands. >> good guy. the rightful owners claimed the cash the next day. his decision is more admirable considering h

saidtive jonathon jones shot atctive had been before, but this time he looked very frightened and introspective, like someone who had almost died. conviction carries an almost 10- year sentence. >> the father of a teenager who was shot and killed by a hertford county sheriff's deputies began is speaking out about a bizarre sequence of events. he says at this point, he's not angry at the deputy. he just wants more information. george is live in bellaire with the latest. >> the father says he believes his son was on some pretty powerful drug saturday night. it is part of the reason right now, he's not passing judgment on the sheriff's deputy who fired the shots. 19-year-old's alleged rampage was way out of character, according to his father. he believes his son was high on some type of powerful drug at the time. [indiscernible] >> about 10:30 p.m. saturday night, a hartford county sheriff's deputy shot him. authorities say he had broken into a snowball stand. minutes before, he was inside the bp and a nearby 711. he trashed both places and punched a man. stand, ahe snowball sheriff's office spoke

it is amazing. >> you are not on the sidelines anymore. >> i am in the game. >> jonathon bloom, abc7 news. >> it is great to see her so happy. now let's get our last check on weather with leigh glaser. leigh? >> as i mentioned earlier in the broadcast we have a very weak cold front already throwing some clouds our way. live doppler hd is picking up a little light moisture there. some could stream into the north bay communities overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. maybe just a stray light shower. you may hear that throughout the course of the evening and possibly early tomorrow morning. that's about it. if you are traveling around the country, boy, hot and humid. dallas 98. 92 st. louis. a little cool down for new york city tomorrow. 82 degrees. but some monsoonal moisture thanks to a tropical system just off the southern tip of baja throwing those isolated showers and thunderstorms into arizona and even into southern california. palm springs 90 degrees. possibly an isolated thunderstorm. unfortunately it looks like some of these lightning strikes would be dry lightning strikes jus

it is amazing. >> you are not on the sidelines anymore. >> i am in the game. >> jonathon bloom, abc7 news. >> it is great to see her so happy. now let's get our last check on weather with leigh glaser. leigh? >> as i mentioned earlier in the broadcast we have a very weak cold front already throwing some clouds our way. live doppler hd is picking up a little light moisture there. some could stream into the north bay communities overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. maybe just a stray light shower. you may hear that throughout the course of the evening and possibly early tomorrow morning. that's about it. if you are traveling around the country, boy, hot and humid. dallas 98. 92 st. louis. a little cool downyork city tomw york city tomorrow. 82 degrees. but some monsoonal moisture thanks to a tropical system just off the southern tip of baja throwing those isolated showers and thunderstorms into arizona and even into southern california. palm springs 90 degrees. possibly an isolated thunderstorm. unfortunately it looks like some of these lightning strikes would be dry lightning strik

should any variables like this, this disorder or not a disorder or disfor yaw matter, jonathon pollard in jail for helping out israel, an ally in spying. unfortunately, bill, a boring guy. he is not interesting. he does not have an unusual disorder. therefore nobody is talking about him. they are talking about her because -- >> he is boring because he is what greg? unbelievable. i'm sorry about this, franz levey. >> i am used to it. my brother warned me. >> good of the you have an uncanning resemblance. you stumbled upon a good point. you know he chose this name because he is a huge fan of chelsea lately. chelsea has a huge following of which it is which i fully support. >> i love how everybody backtracks. >> i am not clear what this is, but i support it, i doment -- i do. i think chelsea handler will tackle this story in a humorous way and i think it will go something like this. >> are you not going to do anything, are you? >> no, i am told they will not give us the clip. that is a shame because i thought she would appreciate the plug. >> a snarky guy has a -- >> oh! >> i suppose if y

some say no, but jonathon hunt says yes. stupid brit.r at the video music awards was worse, miley cyrus or robin thicke? it is the most important question of the year.

>> jonathon agronsky, author: i don't know how many witnesses there were, but there were scores and scores dramatic moment in the trial came when the doors opened at the back of the courtroom and in walks the mystery woman that we've all been hearing about, rasheeda moore. >> feldstein: rasheeda moore was busted by the fbi and then turned by the fbi against barry. >> johnson: that was what everybody wanted to see. yeah, that's his girlfriend, but i'd never heard of rasheeda moore. who is this woman? what does she look like? what is she going to say? >> feldstein: rasheeda moore was crucial, obviously to catching barry, because finally they had penetrated someone in barry's inner circle and had gotten a camera inside and actually videotaped it. >> barry: rasheeda moore and i had been seeing each other from time to time. she was a very attractive lady, very, you know, appealing. she would call, i wouldn't take the call. but this particular evening, she said to my secretary, "it's urgent. i gotta talk to him, i gotta talk to him! it's urgent! it's a matter of life and death." so i talked to h

bill: thank you, jonathon. martha: mike mclean is at the airport right now. he's the news director for fox five in atlanta. i know you were there visiting family. what did you see? >> i'm standing 100 yard from this aircraft. it's still on fire. birmingham rescue service is fighting the fire. the aircraft appeared to have broken into two pieces. i can see the front part of the aircraft, maybe the front third is further up the field about another 100 yards away. i did talk to a witness who said he heard what he thought was a sonic boom. we don't know if there are any injuries on the scene. the neighborhood around the north part of the airport is still closed. martha: we are looking at pictures like this and it looks like the plane blew up in the middle. some of these photographs are yours mike, correct? >> you are exactly correct. the area appears to be the tail in a wing section that appears to be covered with foam. that's the portion that's still on fire. so obviously it's a developing situation and we'll be sending pictures very shortly. martha: there will

. >> going to jonathon in massachusetts. question about how long it takes to declassify some of the information. inead an article recently 2005 that talk about president johnson getting secrets from the nsa that they had cut and pasted and given exurbs it to be present at influence his beav years. wantully, you would not people to do that to the president because it will affect his decisions. what are your thoughts on that? guest: there are many avenues -- i should not say many. because nsa does not often the cost of fighting spirit but there are several avenues that they can avail themselves of to push things through the declassification project -- process. isrge washington university a master of this and has gone nsa and cia to release enormous documents, but it believed the -- particularly from historical research evidence of these agencies. the caller is referring to the gulf of tonkin incident. it is fairly unflinching in the criticism of the nsa and it's been years. it does not say that anyone deliberately cut and past

. >> last thought, jonathon.alk about having to work as a real negative like got to go to work. it is about dealing with reality and succeeding and producing. whatever won text either work a as a cashier or ceo there is a t value beyond the paycheck.han' >> he is probably much moreng w accustomed to dealing with ceo's than cashiers. c he can speak for ceo's. iwoul would not have him out front speaking for cashiers. >> if i won $10 million in the i lottery i would be looking forward to the next day sitting next to you on "the five" going -- >> look, it is highway robbery.c: w >> we will leave it there. thank you for joining us thisnd week.kel coming up, one of the most powerful political couplestica taking a hit for how they arer o handling their money. but who is hitting them is the real surprise. >>> time for what do i need to know for next weekend? wayne, you are first.or >> you know, you can't keep fir the lid on a steam kettlethe forever. interest rates will rise someree day. protect yourself. look at tbt.pr

jason heyward drilled in the face by jonathon niese. broke his jaw. he needs surgery.l be out four to six weeks. the braves won the game 4-1. glad it's not worse. >> i think i'm taking my boys to a mets game this weekend against the tigers. >> good seats are still available. talk to people in two years mets will be buried. >> haven't they been saying that for years. mets aren't a growth stock. by season tickets now. >> years from when? >> from now. >> that's the prediction. astros and rangers, another scary one. max at-bat for houston. that glances off the should ear little bit. got a bloody nose and he goes to the hospital for overnight observation. again, if they threw the ball 20 miles per hour you could get really hurt that's 90 miles per hour. then bottom nine game tied bases loaded elvis andrus sac fly to left center and the throw is just way, way off the mark. rangers get a walkoff 5-4 win. then 2013, tracking him through the field and take his shirt off. >> i like how you mention your fantasy team. it's like an investor talking. >> if you knew my fantasy team y