welcome to the program. >> thanks, susie. >> hi, susie. >> susie: josh, let me begin with you. it looks like the fed is saying things are not getting better for the economy. what was your reaction to this downgraded outlook? >> pretty much as expected. i think it reflects the loss of momentum in the economy over the summer. and the fed has been forecasting this all along. they're seeing that the economy is not getting;fn better fast enough to make quick progress in bringing down unemployment. and that's the reason that they feel they needed to give the economy an extra shot in the arm with the most recent easing. >> susie: -- >> susie, i agree with josh. i might just add we have this improvement in the u÷ what the first estimate was for the third quarter. frankly, i don't think anybody really believed the fed's numbers, and they were marking back to what most people were thinking, and most people are a little below the fed in terms of growth next year. >> susie: and bob, we learned how sharply divided the!+e fed is on how to fix the economy. what is this doing to investor anxi

police have named only one person of interest in this case, her husband josh. he's now speaking out. here's ashleigh banfield. >> reporter: after a year of silence, josh powell is speaking out to the salt lake tribune. calling his missing wife susan, extremely unstable. and claiming that she was mentally ill when she fled her home last december. >> he believes that the police have mishandled this investigation by focusing on him and again, josh feels that she just ran away. >> reporter: powell is sticking by a bizarre alibi. the night his wife went missing, he claims that he took his two young boys, ages 2 and 4, camping during a blizzard while his wife stayed at home. >> he said that she was a good wife and a good mother. at that point, josh began to cry. >> reporter: though powell hasn't been charged he's the only person of interest in the case. and now, he's addressing a wet stain drying on a rug, suggesting that susan was trying to clean a red stain, likely juice, although police have said nothing about it. more unsubstianted accusations from josh's father,

and at that point, josh began to cry. >> reporter: and disturbing accusations from steven powell, josh'swith another man. saying, quote, she's very sexually motivated. he alleges a history of mental illness in susan's family. something he also claimed in an e-mail to abc news. clearly, we think susan decided to leave. susan had an occasional tendency to lose control, much like her mother. but josh powell's own sister, jennifer graves, says both her father and her brother are lying. >> the whole story is just ridiculous. they've made it up. they want to make themselves look better or less guilty, i should say. >> reporter: powell also blames the press for vilifying him. but says they will eventually turn on susan. saying, quote, she'll be chewed up like hamburger when she comes back. okay. and here's a disturbing bit of information, as well. a lot has been made about a wet area of the living room rug that investigators found the next morning after susan had disappeared. two fans were found drying that area. but the investigators haven't said a word about what their forensic testing has tu

josh rogin and "mr. i" now. >> all i know is his name is james, and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i am james. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference -- >> thank you. >> you help us all live better. tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in working to improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment, one conversation at a time. >> nationwide is on your side >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] tavis: a few programming notes. a candid conversation tomorrow with daphney cole. overcoming a number of personal issues, including kidney it -- a kidney implant. a conversation with gary hart on what the democrats have to do following their defeat in the midterm elections. thursday, hilary swank discusses her latest project. on friday, a conversation with a legend. quincy jones. out this month with a new cd. and a new book. we wi

so maybe i'm wrong about that. >> josh, this is scott shafer.s it seem like it's mostly oakland pd, or is there indication of mutual aid and chp? >> there was a lot of mutual aid downtown earlier. this looks mostly like opd, what i can see from here. there were -- i saw sunnyvale, santa clara sheriffs, all over the bay area. >> are bart stations operating tonight normally? >> that i don't know, belva. i've sort of been following things on the street here. so i don't know. my impression is that most of what happened has moved here and that downtown is probably clear at this point. so as far as i know, downtown is clear. there are a lot of journalists in here with me, though. i'd say it's probably a ratio of about one journalist every three activists or so. >> where you are right now, is it mainly residential? are there commercial businesses there? we've heard that over the last day or two the businesses were getting ready, boarding up their shops, ready to close earlier today. is that happening? or if it's residential, what are the people -- >> t

to josh i got to sarah.to come. >> you can catch the entire store on 20/20 at 10:00 on abc2 followed by abc 2 news at 11:00. >>> we've all seen parents trying to control their kids and get them under control, but what about parents who put their child on a leash. that's the topic of prime time's what would you do. would you speak up if you saw a child being mistreated like when this little girl was left alone outside of a store tied to a pole suddenly a woman comes running up out of nowhere. >> i'm actually going to talk to her call the police. >> why are you tying her down like that. >> she's fine. she's fine. >> don't touch her please, she's fine. if she doesn't want to go in i have to leave her outside. >> this is really disturbing. she's not an animal. >> this is a safety leash. this isn't tying her like a dog. >> you can watch the arrest of the scenario unfolds tonight on prime time what would you do at 9:00 right here on abc2. >>> in tonight's consumer alert these days airlines charge for many things t

the trial for josh josh -- josh fattal and shane bauer was pushed back. they say shourd, an oakland resident has not yet been summoned to return to the country to appear in court. she was released on bail in september and did not disclose whether she plans to return to iran. all three were ars aed near the iran-iraq border. the two are still in prison. the judge refused to allow their lawyer to meet with them to prepare defense. >>> police agencies across california are searching for a man they say snuck into a berkeley home and raped a young girl. tonight investigators believe he could be on his way to mexico. abc7's cecilia vega has more on that. >> there is an arrest warrant out for this man, 27-year-old owe ma sosa. he is wanted for -- omar sosa. he is president whated for rape, sodomy, oral cob pew lags and -- oral copulation and battery. he broke into a home and raped a girl who lived there and got in through an open window. >>- q. we believe he is going south to get to mexico. we alerted all of our sister agencies all the way down to the mexican bo

everybody loves elvis. - and josh performs. - and josh performs.nd a lot of other josh's who are up there, and of course there's elvis walking around giving out his scarves to people, and then being a part of it. and it's... it's fun. it is just fun. - and as i went around looking for the washroom, i see these lockers, and some of them had poems on them and prayers. there were a couple of prayers. very nice prayers. that's spontaneous? that's not something... i mean, it's obviously... - that's those individuals. that's their lockers. it's just like our business locker. we encourage things like that. they're full of expression. we also encourage art. i think we forget that anyone appreciates art and music, and we should give everybody the opportunity to see what's happening. it's really wonderful to see our kids perform--we have music therapists there--and see a two-year-old classroom sit down and get ready for music. it's magic. music is magic and art is magic. - and they are very expressive. they're not a shy bunch. - no. - you know, we got stoppe

josh will you play another song?. >> and good morning to you on this monday, 8:56 is your time. first, here is lisa baden with a look at traffic >>> it has not been a complicated this morning. there has been some thunder battered but nothing to worry about. there is a little bit of fog and that will lift soon variant i want to take you to a picture of the delays on the beltway. let's go to 495 at georgetown road part of this traffic delay will carry as pat rockville pike and our next camera is at connecticut ave. we cannot blame the sunshine today because of the volume to get to georgia ave. we get to 395 near the pentagon. i-395 northbound delays are spotty from landmark to this point. >>> we still have a fog outside and it will break in spots. however, look at our rooftop camera in roslyn are you can almost make out the roosevelt bridge and roosevelt island. it is pretty foggy. 48 degrees in bowie. it will become partly cloudy today and a high temperature will be near 60 and we will have areas of rain tonight, off

in an explosive interview, josh powell slams his missing wife, her family and the media. banfield. >> reporter: after nearly a year of silence, josh powell is speaking out to the "salt lake tribune," calling his missing wife susan, extremely unstable, claiming she was mentally ill when she fled her home last december. >> he believes that the police have mishandled this investigation by focusing on him and again, josh feels that she just ran away. >> reporter: powell is sticking by a bizarre alibi. the night his wife went missing, he claims he took his two young boys, ages 2 and 4, camping during a blizzard while his wife stayed at home. >> josh said susan was not perfect but she was a good wife and a good mother. at that point josh began to cry. >> reporter: though powell hasn't been charged, he is the only person of interest in the case. now he is addressing a curious wet stain that was found drying on the living room rug the morning after susan disappeared, suggesting susan was trying to clean a red stain, likely juice, although the police have said nothing about it. an

to try to render aid to josh along with several other soldiers. >> reporter: six hours later, josh brennan died. also killed that night was the medic jugo mendoza of el paso, texas. >> drove to the ambush and if it hadn't of been for him running up and doing what he did, who's to say they wouldn't have kept trying to press the advantage. you know? he probably saved a lot of people's lives that night. >> reporter: it's that act of bravery that was above and beyond with sal running into enemy fire and getting to josh to help save him. >> i think about it and it hurts. but say it out loud makes it that much more real and i feel like i've said it enough. i know it's real, but sometimes i can trick myself and just not think about it for a while. sal keeps insisting he does not deserve the nation's highest military award for heroism. >> when i first heard, i felt lost, kind of angry. it came at such a price. people want to put a medal around my neck and congratulate me on a good job when there's two people that have just given their entire lives for this cause, that mission, for the people of th

you know what that means, josh levs! drumroll!some cool moousic already, fred. i like that. >> we get more now? >> we have a new entry today in the pantheon of dramatic animals. one of your favorites. this is a new classic. >> i love those animal categories. >> you'll love this. plus, your weekly relaxation video today is going to come from a respected medical institution, fred. >> so it will work, for sure! >> and also going viral online, an app for cats. >> huh? >> i'm going to show you this. it's a phenom leaving felines all aflutter. >> the fur's flying! >> loving this. i've got to tell you what's behind that. we also got an older gentleman with an awesome take of "can't get no satisfaction." all that coming up, viral video rewind. >> i like the music there. he wod are the ones who want to. well, we want to. and we invite you to join us. starting today, when you buy a chevrolet, we'll invest in renewable-energy, energy-efficiency, and tree-planting programs across america -- reducing carbon emissions by up to eight million met

and surprising new accusations from steven powell, josh's father.claims susan ran off with another man. saying, quote, she's very sexually motivated. josh said police are questioning the very wet stain found on the rug drying the night susan disappeared. they say susan was trying to clean a stain of juice, likely caused by the kids but the police aren't saying anything like that. powell says susan doesn't have as much strength as they'd like to think she has. >> there are a lot of tensions within the family that are not being resolved. that can't be resolved. and it's especially catastrophic when people are pointing fingers at one another. >> reporter: powell also blames the press for vilifying him. but says they will eventually turn on susan, say, quote, she'll be chewed up like hamburger when she comes back. for "good morning america," ashleigh banfield, abc news. >> and joining us now exclusively are susan's mother and father, judy and charles cox. and josh powell's sister, jennifer graves here with her husband. we appreciate it greatly. mr. cox,

josh will you play another song?nd forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> the talk of fog but not everybody is seen and the hazy sky and clouds starting to lift and brighten up a little bit knowing it's 49 degrees. we have been watching some fog look down into the valley towson at 49 as well. while some you have are dealing with the fog, it should be burning off partly sunny sky expected by the next round of clouds ahead of the next storm should be racing in here. a little sun pushing us to 606789 but as the chowed come back there will be rain and fog by daybreak at 44. plan for a wet day tomorrow with heavier rain in the afternoon and evening. a high back to 56. more on that storm and the colder weather to follow on "good morning, maryland" at nine. now traffic with kim. >> reporter: fog warnings in place at the bay bridge and across the key bridge earlier warnings have been lifted at the tiedings brimming. traffic is moving better at york road. we are dealing with that serious incident in sparks glenc

josh's. good. tune in for that. thanks, josh. okay. >>> all right.have other big news coming your way. like this. discrimination lawsuit settled. 11 years ago. remember from the past two months or so, seeing images of this tractor going through downtown washington trying to make a point for the black farmers? guess what? they're a bit closer to receiving their settlement. we'll talk to the black farmers association president after this. ordinary rubs don't always work on my arthritis. try capzasin-hp. it penetrates deep to block pain signals for hours of relief. capzasin-hp. take the pain out of arthritis. >>> for thousands of african-american farmers it's a payout that has been a long time in coming. the senate has finally approved a multibillion dollar settlement against the agriculture department. as our brianna keilar explains the suit was settled 11 years ago, but funding for the final payment got the go-ahead yesterday. >> reporter: for years now, john boyd divided his time between growing soybeans and pressuring congress. fighting for tens of

troy smith, severely underthrows josh morgan. somethingsmith was sacked six t. sets up people on -- freeman. it's 21-0. 49ers shut out at home for the first time since 1977. coach singletary has to let these guys play. >> i won't say we were too

>> oh. >> we always said -- josh, what was the name? josh, the person? >> kiev. >> we always said three to six months. >> keith. three to six, minimum of three, six if you could. i'll tell you now, i don't think you can have too much. >> you really can't. you can't. >> answer, three six months. >> it used to, i don't even know if this holds anymore because of the unemployment situation is so still god awful. >> still stinks. >> it used to be for every $10,000 annual you needed a month. $80,000, expect to be unemployed 88 months. we have people going on two years now. >> 1.2 million americans, josh that have stopped looking for work. the answer is, cash is king. cash is king. >> let me go to the next one. kevin asks this. fixes up his credit report. a lot of people working on their credit now. >> sure. >> one big charge from a car i couldn't afford. $11,000. i will never be able to pay that off. should i take a settlement offer on this? a lot of questions like this. trying to clean up their credit, taking settlement offers? >> a great question. the fact o

but i'm joined by josh mathews. josh: it's great to be here, being so close to john cena.ou can feel just how uncomfortable cena is with having to answer to that man, the lead over nexus, wade barrett. michael: and you can feel how uncomfortable the wwe universe is with john cena being a part of nexus as well. >> john, thank you very much for that outstanding introduction, i could not have said it better myself. but then again, i did write it for you. ladies and gentlemen, the prodigal son has returned. and what better way to celebrate my upcoming championship reign than by having a preview of the championship celebration right here tonight. [cheers and applause] >> yeah, that's right, manchester, there is going to be a big, big party and you're all invited. [cheers and applause] >> but before the nexus hoists me victoriously upon their shoulders, before we get ahead adelanten. tenemos que atender ciertos asuntos. >> será posible que esté en el nombre de cena en el suelo de él? >> ilusionado. >> ahí. un par de situaciones de lo pasado. sobre los cuales tengo que estar. con

this is r t live from moscow i'm marina josh welcome to the program center stage of world economy and politics is shifting to the asia pacific region and that's the view of russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov he was speaking in china at a meeting of ministers of three emerging powers russia india and china part of a powerful bloc known as brick which is hoping to change the economic landscape of the planet so who's already leaving the dominant powers of today behind artist s. are cilia knows the answer. from a pile of ruins right after the second world war to an economic powerhouse second only to the us all in the span of a single lifetime major pan economic miracle while you enjoy it but

josh and joe, thank you both. we appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >>> up next, are the rich destroying the country? how do you like that tease? why it's such a bad idea for the top 1% to have so much money. is the u.s. turning into the third-world country? >>> and is the tsa getting carried in how much of your bodies they want to see? interesting stuff coming up on msnbc. >>> the idea behind the reagan revolution was that if we kept cutting taxes for the rich, it would trickle down to the rest of us. well, that didn't work. instead the rich got richer. but even more importantly, that unequal distribution of wealth has hurt our whole economy. let me show you what i'm talking about. the richest 1% of americans used to take home 9% of the national income in 1976. but now they take home 24% of the national income. that is enormously high and creates a dangerous imbalance. the united states now has more unequal distribution of wealth than it did before the great depression. that didn't turn out too well for us. it

any reactions and how does that reflect on us internationally we're going to speak with the cables josh rogin next is decision time nine eleven first responders have to decide by tonight if they're going to accept a settlement of up to eight hundred million dollars for their health problems resulting from the attacks of ground zero we're going to speak with one of the very first responders who isn't happy with that offer then he's back george w. as much anticipated book decision points will finally hit the shelves tomorrow but some activists are asking the bookstores move the former president's book to the crime section where they claim it really belongs so we're going to speak with an editor about the book and about president bush's legacy and single ladies if you want to find a man maybe you should start looking in europe we're going to sit down with one author who spent many summers abroad and she claims that she knows the best way to find your european knight in shining armor so i want to put her knowledge to the test at the end of the show but now let's move on to the day's top sto

josh wilson trying to cover him. it's not fair. >> bob: and because atlanta has that one time-out in their pocket, they can still use the middle. field. >> matt: middle of the field is big. >> matt: watch ngata over the middle with mcclure. >> bob: roddy white, had it, lost, it incomplete. >> matt: second drop of the night. but they did. they came with the inside "a" gap blitz. >> joe: puts the ball right on the money. roddy white turns the ball at last second and it gets away from him. >> bob: remember, white had the big drop on the last possession for atlanta. >> matt: on third down. >> bob: on third down. so it's third and ten at the 41. ravens show blitz. pass intended for gonzalez, flag on tavares gooden. >> matt: great job by matt ryan. feeling the pressure off the left side. they brought numbers to his left. kept his eyes down the field and stepped up and, bam, that ball was right out. gonzalez would have had a chance to make a play. >> referee: pass interference, defense, number 52. penalized at the spot of t

i couldn't even move my own arms. >> reporter: josh was paralyzed from the waist down.getting around is a daily challenge. but after joining the adaptive diving group called eels on wheels last year, josh is gaining new perspective. it's not hard to see why. out here on the group's trip to a diving resort in the caribbean island of bonn air. >> reporter: how do you feel? >> loose. >> reporter: many here are former athletes, so exploring freely under the sea is what you may call a game-changer. >> the water is a great equalizer. it takes gravity away from these guys. >> reporter: chad dietrich runs the group and as a practicing anesthesiologist, he's used to helping and healing. >> reporter: what's unique about scuba dyeing compared -- diving compared to other sports? >> you can put the chair away. >> reporter: what you do need is training. before ocean diving, chad works with new divers of all ages in a small indoor swimming pool. scuba diving has been around for many years. jacques cousteau is considered the father of modern scuba and adaptive or handicapped diving has

i've traveled extensively as has my fiance and josh fa it. it. al. this is where everyone goes on the weekends. when i think of hiking, i think of five miles. others maybe think of half a mile in that region. so maybe when they mentioned a good trail for hiking, they didn't expect us to go so far. >> tell us more about your fiance and josh fa it. it. al. what is it like and what do you think it's like right now? >> today marks 450 days that they've been in long detention. they are in a small, cramped cell, the same size of the cell i was in. all they have is each other. i have very little contact with them. they've had -- i've had one message from them and they said it was a lot more difficult to be in prison without me. >> they are harder on them now that you're gone? >> no, not -- i got three sentences. that's all of the information i've gottefrom them since i was released around 40 days ago. i don't know how they are doing. but i can see where they are. i know what it's like there and i know how small their world is, how trapped, they feel. they o

josh levs has more details. josh. >> what do you think, snoin missile? plane? missile?me kind of -- i don't know. >> i'm about to play you some sound from two different experts we talked to. one of them says it's absolutely obviously a plane and the other one says it's absolutely obviously not. let's get back to the video so i can talk to you about what everyone's talking about. what you keep hearing is that it could actually be an optical illusion. >> yes. >> a contrail. and i know a lot of people don't understand that. it's kind of like a rorschach test to be able to see this. the idea is if instead of taking off from the ground and shooting up to the sky if instead it's flying toward you and it leaves this condensation trail, contrail, behind it, over time that condensation broadens out a little bit, gets a little thicker. the farther back you go, the thicker that line would be. but to our eye when we see a thicker line we think it means closer to the ground. so the idea of this optical illusion is that the plane is actually coming closer toward you as the line gets

it was wild. >> max addler thank you so much, and josh susman.atulations on your participation tonight. all of the information is on the website at myfoxdc.com. continued success on the show to both of you. >> nice to meet you. >> you as well. >> nice guys. thank you, allison. >>> best-selling author terry mcmillan is here and she's here for a great cause this evening. we'll talk to her about that live. >>> and we've had an actor become president and now the rumor has it the door is swinging the other way for president clinton. the movie he's said to make a comeyo appearance in. that is next. it is not what you would think. we'll be right back. [ older brother ] hey, that's the last crescent. [ younger brother ] oh, do you want it? yeah. ok, we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light... ...buttery and flaky... this is half. that is not half. guys i have more. [ female announcer ] do you have enough crescents? with cinnabon cinnamon have such a sweet and delicious aroma that my family can't wait to get their hands on them. enjoy cin

josh fumbles inside the five yardline.lays later, frank gore breaking tackles, fines pay dirt. now in the certification the -- in the second, the rams respond. game tied at 10. move to the third. more from st. lou his. -- st. lou white house. 17-10 rams. smith throws one out to davis. unbelievable catch. anthony davis called for holding. one of 14 niner penalties and the third time a touchdown pass was called back because of a penalty. the niner would nod be -- not be denied. a bullet to michael crabtree. the rams roar book. under 2:00 to play. sam bradford with an 11-play, 70-yard drive, finds steven jackson, game-tying field. rams win thes to. 49er d shuts them down. niners in field goal raid, and joe nedney nails a 29 yarder. niners win it 23-20, improving to 3-6. troy smith is their starter. >> everything on the field, felt the pain and anguish in between of two touchdowns being called back, but we came out with the win. >> you saw what i saw. he made plays. and he made plays in crucial times, and that's what you want.

i mean, she's to me a connection to josh. she feels like a sister i never had, but at the same time, it's a painful reminder, it actually tells me in more and more detail what it means to be confined, what it means to have to walk with a blindfold on your head, what it means to spend holidays and birthdays without your family and loved ones. so it's very bittersweet. jenna: talk to us about what it was like, last thanksgiving, you were in this prison. did you know it was thanksgiving, were you able to talk to each other? how did you spend that holiday? >> we knew it was thanksgiving and josh is particularly good at always knowing the date. >> is that right, alex? >> uh-huh, he has a mind for dates, and i saw them for 30 minutes that day and it was after two months of complete solitary confinement, so it was one of the -- it was the first week i think that we had time together in the courtyard, 30 minutes, we sat down, we held hands, we just tried to imagine what our families were going through, and we talked to them. you know

we're going to get back to our panelists, josh, doug and sam.n came in on our live chat asking what point of this report, is there a point of this report that you believe that democrats and republicans could agree upon? josh, why don't we go ahead and start with you. >> well, i think everybody agrees that there's a serious problem out there and that we need to cut spending, you know? "the new york times" reported yesterday that we're spend being at 23% of our gdp, but we're only raising 14% of our gdp in revenue. so we've got to raise the revenue and cut the spending. everybody's going to agree on that. how we do it, there's the fight. jenna: there is the fight. so, doug, specifically, do you see anything in this? we talked about traveling expenses, we talked about social security, it's wide ranging. do you see some specifics in this report that you can see both sides agreeing on? >> i think if you look at the spending side, you're going to find things they're going to have to agree upon. the reality of the situation is that whatever traditional

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>> josh, turn around!'s just cut to the chase. a lot of nakedness in this movie, right? >> well, yes. but i will say, my dad was at the premier the other night. >> you're kidding. >> he said, i'm so happy all the ndudity has been trumped up so much because it's really not that shocking when you actually see it. >> all that everybody's talking about. >> compared to the hoopla and i really don't think there's so much. >> squif% of the movie we're naked. >> 62%, jake. >> you play characters and have sex with a lot of people but have real trouble committing, right? we are you laughing? >> i love your description of this movie. you have sex with a lot of people and have trouble committing. >> it's a movie with a phobia about commitment? >> two characters afraid of intimacy and ultimately finding each other and through fate or something, they have to open up to each other. >> let's get off that. there's a funny story behind that scene, right? >> >> just watjust watching tha miss josh so much. >> josh isn't watch

josh is here to break that down for us, and josh, let's start here.? >> tony, even though we look at this all the time, it still feels surreal to be talking about such huge figures. the big picture here is that with this figure now $14 trillion, it's actually the sum of debts we've been facing for pretty much our entire history. i want to show you something cool here. this documentary called "i owe usa." this shows how long it's been building. >> our war created much of our earlier debt, and by march 4, 1789, the first daf our federal government, our national debt was $17 million, which was about 4% of our economy. this terrified founding fathers and they acted quickly to pay it down. >> look at that. 1835, folks. this is important. that is the only time in our history that we have been debt free. when we talk to you about the debt now, we're talking all the way back since 1835. we're talking about the civil war, the great depression, the world wars we've been fighting, all the wars we've been fighting, everything that's been happening since that time

josh groban is here.that's coming up later this hour. >> yeah the grobanites came out nice and early. they were out early and greeting us this morning. >>> first this half hour, new developments in the search for 7-year-old kyron horman. over the weekend, teams of divers returned to the waters of sobe island. in portland, oregon. the island has been the focal point before in the search for the missing boy. and neal karlinsky explains the renewed interest in this area. >> reporter: even after all this time, they haven't given up. search teams and law enforcement are back at it looking for 7-year-old kyron horman once again. this weekend, about 50 paid workers and volunteers scoured an area called sovie island not far from kyron's home. >> we're looking for anything. >> reporter: the island has been an intense area for the case before. why search again now? investigators say they don't have any leads but they believe that weather conditions could have turned up evidence that may have been invisible a few sh

congratulations to josh hamilton of the rangers he is an mvp. that's the sporting life at this hour. frank, julie. >> mark, thank you. >>> coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. is all publicity good publicity? not if your the city of san francisco who's being featured on a popular global cigarette maker. we'll see how the campaign has some city leaders fired up. coming up on tv 36 in 30 minutes. that is our report for now. i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. thank you for joining us everyone. hope to see you tonight at 10:00. >> good night. the moment you feel run down or achy nip flu-like symptoms in the bud, with oscillococcinum. get oscillo and feel like yourself again. oscillococcinum, nip it in the bud.

tavis: josh groban is next. stay with us. stay with us.t(jip @one of the biggest namee music business. you can talpick up of copy of hs album "illuminations", with the legendary producer rick rubin. here is video for the song "hidden away". ♪ all i really need to say ♪ tavis: it is soft and subtle and there is a refinement of your song. can they handle this? >> the tone we can. when we got into a room together for the first time, we were somewhat scared to death. we were both kind of admirers of each other's work but also, interested in the fact we had done different things. the fan conversation came up at the beginning. we appreciated the fact that people might u.s. together as a gimmick. people who did not know the work we were doing would ask us are you making a rock record or a rap record. we wanted to make a fan record. rick was a fan of the way i sang and he was a fan of my riding and i was honored. he wanted to break it down in a way that allowedc+ the best pars xtñ?ñ?ñ?ñof what he felt i did e through. we felt like if we focused on