kara? >> reporter: good afternoon. we just finished up with a briefing with the oakland police public information officer the i want to take you to the scene. i want to take you to the scene. that is because it's still an active scene and search for this gunman. i asked them if they had any idea this gunman knew his victims. that's unknown. they are interviewing victims and witnesses right now. also, they are telling us right now their priority is tending to the victim. they don't know how many folks have been hurt, how many folks have been killed. but very much the effort is looking for the shooter. there's quite a few streets blocked off. the search is going on. they are trying to get this gunman to get him in custody. back to you. >> and kara, can you give us a chance of the atmosphere there. we see officers behind you. it doesn't look like they are in a very tense situation. does it seem like it's a little more relaxed when you got there in. >> reporter: it is more relaxed than when we got here. we were pushed back

want to talk more about this kara adam sandler an organizer for the just kids partnership to the and the automatic prosecution of ted's as adults joins me now welcome kara so first off i want to get your thoughts on an excuse me your thoughts on putting kids and adult presence. we don't think that that is a good and maryland kids as young as fourteen can be automatically charged and prosecuted in this state and we are working to try and stop that practice and why what is wrong with that process don't kids belong in adult prisons because we know it doesn't work a machine behaves doesn't work it doesn't make community saper it doesn't make kids they. just can't release or what happens to those who are city kids who are charged as adults and we found that those kids are often transfer action the juvenile system and those kids that are do go to work don't you don't actually get cited so the public thinks that kids charge that are getting put away but that isn't actually the case there were turning toward communities without the treatment and the services that they need to become producti

francisco chronicle" city hall reporter, lisa vorderbrueggen, "contra costa times" political reporter, and karawisher, co-executive editor of all things digital, and mina kim, kqed news reporter. mina, we've heard a lot about this tragedy through the week, but how is the korean community responding to this? >> well, i spoke with faith leaders and service providers in the community, and there's a lot of shock, a lot of grief and confusion in the community, and understandably so. i mean, this occurred at a school that caters to koreans. among the dead are two korean american women in their early 20s, and then the alleged shooter is korean american. and so, you have a lot of pain and confusion in the community, but at the same time, you also have some folks expressing a little bit of discomfort, too, that people might perceive the community differently as a result of this, because the korean community isn't one that's in the mainstream media very often, and it seems like when they have been for two major stories that have involved korean americans, they have been shootings, campus shootings, the v

today i'm going to propose to my beautiful girlfriend kara. >> very busy joint. >> too good to be true. >> some singers start singing "can't take my eyes off of you" by frankie valuee. >> she thinks she's experiencing a flash mob and is excited about it. >> every girl in the restaurant is looking around. >> then sergio appears to reveal it's really for her. >> you're the most precious thing in my life, given me the best gift in the world. >> i think it's cool. to see the proposal head to our website, rightthisminute.com. >> got some girl on girl action for you of the skate board kind. see these gals head down the now's a great time to get at&t u-verse tv. make the switch! [ female announcer ] call to get u-verse -- now with free hd -- for only 25 a month for six months -- our lowest price ever -- with a total home dvr included. plus get hbo and cinemax free for three months. [ male announcer ] with u-verse tv, you can record four shows at once with a total home dvr that lets you play back, pause, or rewind your shows from any room. [ female announcer ] so call at&t to get u-verse -- no

kara marion cook was headed northbound on green spring and her career ended another vehicle. cook was taken to sinai where she died. >>> a judge denied bail for bel air man captured after robbing a bank in harford county. jeff hager joins us with how police got their man. >> he allegedly robbed the wrong place and certainly at the wrong time. police say it will-year-old david hays walked in to the pnc bank thursday and handed a note to the teller demanding money. he made wuf the cash and -- made off with the cash and jumped in to his car. a baltimore county helicopter happened to be in the air when the call came out there had been a bank robbery and it followed his car to where officers set up a roadblock on routes 1 and 152, he bailed out of the car at the fallston wal- mart but wouldn't get far. >> police everywhere, helicopters, fbi trucks pulling in the driveway, told everyone to stay where they are at, shut the whole street down. >> he was handcuffed. cops surrounded him. it was crazy. >> heys was an un employed construction worker with a 7- year-old daughter and a gradu

today i'm going to propose to my beautiful girlfriend kara. >> very busy joint. >> too good to be true. >> some singers start singing "can't take my eyes off of you" by frankie valuee. >> she thinks she's experiencing a flash mob and is excited about it. >> every girl in the restaurant is looking around. >> then sergio appears to reveal it's really for her. >> you're the most precious thing in my life, given me the best gift in the world. >> i think it's cool. to see the proposal head to our website, rightthisminute.com. >> got some girl on girl action for you of the skate kind. see these gals head down the what makes the sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you want a firm bed you can lie on one of those, if you want a soft bed you can lie on one of those." we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. this is your body there. you can see a little more pressure in the hips. now you can feel what happens as we raise your sleep number setting and allow the bed to contour to your individua

nfl how is this for a coaching kara sell. joe vitt interim while sean payton serves a essential. vitt suspended first six games of the season so aaron chromer will fill in for vitt. forget the bounty situation this coaching situation is giving me a headaches. >>> two of the best scenes in nba go to overtime, bulls and heat. chicago down three in the final seconds of regulation. watson dials long distance, ties the game and forces ot. kyle from somewhere near michigan avenue got it. miami scores just two points in ot. bulls win it 96-86. that's your look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >>> the president weighs in once again on kanye west but this time a little nicer. your early morning entertainment headlines ahead. coming up. proof the sport of skateboarding has gone to the dogs. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today" on friday morning. storms moving through california with a lot of rain from the valley, sacramento to stockton. san francisco in the rain along with san jose. eventually this will work its way down the coastline into the greate

today i'm going to propose to my beautiful girlfriend kara. >> very busy joint. >> too good to be true>> some singers start singing "can't take my eyes off of you" by frankie valuee. >> she thinks she's experiencing a flash mob and is excited about it. >> every girl in the restaurant is looking around. >> then sergio appears to reveal it's really for her. >> you're the most precious thing in my life, given me the best gift in the world. >> i think it's cool. to see the proposal head to our website, rightthisminute.com. >> got some girl on girl action for you of the skate board kind. see these gals head down the >>> help me out, i'm confused. this is at a zoo and the baby is bottle feeding the fish. when she puts the bottle in the water it sucks on. >> you can say nipple. >> nipple. >> that's what it's called. never seen anything like this before. like right there, it is weird to see that fish totally suckling that nipple, you know. it's one thing, a goat, for example, feeds from a bottle because it was raised feeding from its mother. fish don't do that. >> no. >> it is a kind of odd th

. >> kara swisher is the editor of all things digital, a website about high tech in silicon valley. you know, i wonder if facebook can exist if it doesn't invade privacy. >> that's right. that's exactly right. >> so it needs to invade privacy. the issue is transparency, isn't it? >> kind of, yes. >> how up front they are with the users. >> that is, i think, mark's one weakness, and i think that was why he got so nervous in the interview we did. >> okay, you want to take off the hoodie? >> she's referring to this conference where she grilled mark on privacy in an interview she calls a "sweat-o-palooza." >> whoa. >> he had, like, flop sweat, and it was really quite disturbing, actually, to watch. >> she was pushing him to admit that facebook is misleading about its privacy policies-- an issue that comes up time and time again. >> now, do we get it right all the time? no! but it's something that we take really seriously, and, you know, every day we come to work and just try to do a good job on this. and yet, you've got the ftc looking into it. you have members of congress looking into

ktvu's kara spoke with one father. >> reporter: it was tough for him and all seven families who lost loved ones and found out they didn't make it. a lot of tears as famomies took in the news. we saw police taking many families to a private area. one father said i miss her. >> well, she really like the kids. she become nurse to help people. >> reporter: the pastor of the church was also out here today lending support so that heches that one family -- that helps that one family. it will be an uphill battle from here. ktvu channel 2 news. >> new, for the first time we are hearing from one of the victims, 19-year-old nursing student walked out of the hospital before 5:00 tonight. >> i got shot and come and help me. they came and helped me. >> she told her brother that the shooter was a former student who dropped out but showed up in class today. he told everyone to get up against the board, when they didn't he started shooting. she received stitches and said two of the other victims should be released tonight. people who work at the university said they are stunned. oikos university is l

kara lieu is live where we learned more about the sheriff's deputy and locksmith the gunman killed. >> reporter: many of the investigators working right now behind us are wearing black band as bands around their badges, in honor of the fallen deputy. friends say the locksmith who died was also married, has lived in california about a decade and was all round a good guy. >> we did locate a body inside the house. at this point we are still continuing our investigation. >> reporter: it could take weeks before police can say if the body found inside the burned home is that of the gunman. investigators, the bomb squad and a dog spent a second day collecting evidence from what was left of the two story apartment. the home went up in flames last night as police tried to flush out a gunman who killed a deputy and civilian as they tried to serve the eviction notice. >> i was shocked. i. >> reporter: ashley and her 2- year-old son were among the dozens forced to evacuate. neighbors say that the man who lived here worked as a security guard and kept to himself. >> he had different types of firea

missed opportunity in the second half of netting seventy five minutes in despite the best efforts of kara'sperak on the line so one of the final schools the champions close in on title number three. for second place escobar slipped up in their quest to keep the pressure on the ladies the army man a failing to break the deadlock at home to do slings and g. the first half also this hazy run typical of the way they were breaking through will blue noise with no end result angy though spearheaded by eurasia of the letter began to carson chances of their own in the second period but neil neil was the final score with says carr left with a lot to do if they are to prevent the neat from winning the title. meanwhile over in england manchester united have opened up a healthy eight point lead over title rivals manchester city are through two nil when over q.p.r. old trafford away really penalty on the second half paul scholes strike were enough to see off ten man q.p.r. who had shown derry sent off after just fifteen minutes meanwhile united's main rivals for the title manchester city lost no i make a

and kara to become a black belt takes a lot of discipline and intensity.e changed his resume and in a month and a half got job offers and came back to new york. >> good advice. >> so it's the unusual thing that is going to get you a job. >> you have some 2,000 clients. what are the questions that they should be asking of any potential money manager? >> if i were on my own looking for somebody to watch over my money, i would ask three questions. and the questions that no one ever asks me. in all of the years that i've been in business. one is, what's your philosophy of investing mr. or miss money manager? and if you can't give me your philosophy of investing in a couple of paragraphs in english that are commonsense, then you're not the person for me. second question is -- and no one ever asked this -- what have been your successes in investing and what have been your biggest mistakes and what did you len from the bumps in the road? we all learn more from the bumps in the road, the tough tim we all have, than from the good times. so the third question is --

then i talked about being a desperate housewife one night lynn cheney and kara hughes hired chippendales. and i wouldn't mention it except sandra day o'connor saw us there. that humor doesn't translate to most countries. most countries you can't roast the president like that. for years heads of state would take me aside and say are you really a desperate housewife? >> sometimes it backfires. it was a white tie dinner, the gridiron. where they take themselves so seriously. it was on april 1st. and came up in my evening dress. george says, you're not going like that are you? i said, yeah, i am. some people thought i had cancer. some people said who is that woman with the president? nobody thought it was funny. i had gone through great trouble to get this wonderful wig. but it backfired. to what extent do the first ladies get involved in preparing the meals or menus that will be eaten just for your ordinary nights? >> none. >> ordinary night? >> no everything they cooked was good. i do wish i was there. only for the meals. we did have tastings for state dinners. we invite them to be the beg

this is beth karas first discover. who got a call one day april first from a neighbor steve thompson and said you know i found some stuff down here on my place it doesn't look right if you come look at it and he said this is not normal he always involved over my water or a pair of those large little first your album. that's all there after all. on both is in our properties there was a the evidence of bubbling in the creek we didn't know what it was it looked like a pepsi can there was just an eruption of bubbles fizzing all over the place in the reeds in the water in an effort to convince authorities that the bubbling was not occurring naturally lisa and her family demonstrated that the gas would ignite. by. water samples taken from the ground water in the divide creek see the area showed levels of the carcinogen benzene forty eight times government standards gas was released into the creek for fifty five days before the well believed to have caused the seep was resealed after they were mediated the well evidence of th

>> stephanie -- you see kara fearing. the original donor is the woman there, kara fearing.o her brother. gave it to dr. gomez who is a cardiovascular surgeon who can go back to work and enjoy his grandchildren. we asked the doctor that. how many could this help? he thought 400 or 500 people. there are many 400 or 500 case where is they're just throwing the kidney away when maybe it could go to somebody else. that's a lot of people. 19,000 people and counting are waiting for a kidney. it's not going to take care of the problem in this country, but maybe there are some people who would be helped. >> what about ray, who needed a kidney, does he still need a kidn kidney. >> he does. and he's still on dialysis, kind of back where he started. that's really unfortunate. but as you could tell he obviously is happy someone made use of his sister's kidney. >> it's an amazing story. appreciate it. >>> we've been talking today about blood diamonds and whether the diamond on your finger was used to finance a brutal war in the west african country of sierra leone. well, today the former

for the upcoming election but despite previous promises of avoiding the race now the nomination of kara her is drawing all around criticism you know some of its own members have resigned her protest the other is the history of the brotherhood for putting democratic change at risk because it already dominates parliament and the group which is drafting the country's new constitution well true a freelance journalist in cairo believes the muslim brotherhood monopoly in government will and make it an impact on egypt. the muslim brotherhood has not been one seat to push social change so i imagine it will be quite difficult for women or for minority groups think using coptic christians who obviously are quite important in this country i think you know most of it have shown a very strange relationship with the ruling military council and the supreme council the armed forces so i think this is where they maybe some issues of the revolutionary groups i mean they appeared to have been doing deals with discussed behind closed doors which could basically mean that it isn't revolutionary change and t

kara clark wrote me on facebook. she was laid off enough times to make her nervous. she moved home to iowa, began applying everywhere and tonight, she tells us, she's in san francisco, got a job doing e-commerce for the gap. and we wanted to know, where are the highest paying jobs? enough to support a family? they pointed us to technology, health care. >> you see a range between $80,000 to $100,000 for occupational therapists. software engineers, the media is $93,000 a year. >> reporter: and what about age? who is getting hired first? younger or older workers? turns out older. they're looking for some of the more skilled workers? >> yes. if an employer has a choice to get somebody with 10 or 15 years of experience instead of a new grad or somebody with less experience, they are definitely going to hire them. >> reporter: a premium on experienced workers. the harley-davidson plant in wisconsin. workers working out. and given physical therapy on the job. investing in them, to keep workers like 50-year-old debbie, a machinist, on the job. because studies show older work

kara clark wrote me on facebook. she was laid off enough times to make her nervous. she moved home to iowa, began applying everywhere and tonight, she's in san francisco, got a job doing e-commerce for the gap. and we wanted to know where are the highest paying jobs? they painted us to technology, health care. >> you see a range between $80,000 and $100,000 f. >> reporter: and what age? who is getting hired first? younger or older work earls? turns out older. they are looking for more skilled workers? >> yes, if an employer has a choice to get somebody with more experience, they are definitely going to hire them. >> reporter: a premium on experienced workers. the harley-davidson plant in wisconsin. workers working out. and ginn physical therapy on the job. >> kind of right here. >> reporter: investing in them. debbie, a machinist, on the job. because studies show older workers take fueler sick days, less likely to quilt. and quite simply, they get along bet earl with customers. at duke energy in north carolina, listen to this. it takes eight years and a lot of money

josh miller was waiting for just the right moment to give his girlfriend, kara epstein, her ring.ought he'd found the perfect hiding place in the pocket of a ski coat, until it was mistakenly donated to the goodwill. >> it's a setback, but we'll move forward. i'm trying to be positive. >> she's a schoolteacher. i'm a landscaper. we obviously don't make a ton of money to be able to afford something like that on a regular basis. >> reporter: josh went to the goodwill to try to get his coat back, but it was gone and even worse he had no insurance on the $3,500 ring. of course, they are hoping someone will find it and do the right thing. you know, you're not going to believe this. i once did a story about a man who threw his wife's wedding ring in the trash. the trash was picked up and taken away the next day. it was an accident. he didn't realize it was wrapped up in a paper towel. he tracked down the trash bag by following the route, going to the landfill and going through hundreds of bags and found the ring. >> found that ring. that's love. i hope this dude, obviously, is telling t

printing person fairy kara's multi machines c.n.c. milling machines in these micro factories you have these share design because that's the reason i think you first and then you can get money is distributed fashion through solution lending it across funding and then you can play with this into the currency which is produced in a peer to peer way you know if you have a computer you can produce because. so i were trying to the point i'm trying to make is that these pieces of personals which are separate are starting to come together are we seeing this if you have patterns. emerging is resealed a human endeavor and he started. this he was funding distributed manufacturing this if you didn't always creation all these things are that they often use utilization and you economics and uses ok so it's a pay to pay renaissance mcclellan balance or out of time i wish i could spend another twenty or thirty minutes with you but i have to have you back on a path with you thanks for being on the kaiser report princely owner then yes i do hope that w

so basically the justice department wanted to find out how this information about and hanssen kara gaiters was leaked and our inquiry led them to these journalists e-mails we have today politico's josh gerstein reported that the other journalists in referenced in the indictment are believed to be former a.b.c. investigative journalist matt cole and current a.b.c. investigative journalist richard esposito but that's not what set the twitter sphere fire the hulking two ton pink elephant remains in the room just how did the government obtain these e-mails and how many did they have tame how once an area can be counted out straight away we can assume that the government did not obtain the e-mails from cole esposito or shane because that move would have been ferociously contended by the reporters after all government prosecutors want to know who leaked valerie plame the identity to the press new york times reporter judith miller refused to appear in court was held in contempt and spent time in jail and the ongoing case of another alleged cia leak or jeffrey sterling new york times reporter jame

with it you need to understand we need to get back to that they're going to limit their right kara thank you for very much appreciate you coming on the show that was carrying an ensign lead organizer for the just partnership to end automatic prosecution of kids as adults all it's happened again student protesters pepper sprayed by police last night at santa monica college in california about thirty people were hit with pepper spray the group was trying to force their way into a meeting at a college over to wish an hikes now according to a school spokes person campus police felt the crowd was out of control and their actions were justified and while the video was shocking take a look at this photo and it's a little girl believed to be four years old had to be treated after the pepper spray got into her eyes and her throat how was that justified the college says it has launched an investigation into the incident and will pay the medical bills of those injured but this is not the first time something like this has happened at a college campus in california just last november we showed you a

ktvu's kara lieu is live where she learned one of the sailors was weeks away from a major accomplishment. >> reporter: i want to show you a growing memorial here. flowers and cards there, and a remembrance tonight. the giants honoring the lost crew members. she grew up in the organization. . >> reporter: she was the bat girl. they were a couple. she said she was like family. >> she was going to be my sister. and it doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: the family was too distraught to speak on camera but they said he was a champion sailor who shared his love with the support. his passion for life will be missed by all. the director sailed with him. >> terrific guy. getting ready to graduate from college in a couple weeks. bright, cheerful guy. >> reporter: like many, he was friends with many of the sailors. he worked at the club taking care of boats. >> terrific guy. had a nickname irish allen. just a great, fun lubing guy. -- loving guy. same with mark. he grew up here. always at the club. talented painter. >> reporter: it will take some time to get through this. >> we are all young sail

i want to go to death karas. so death, i have this e-mail i'm looking at from you and your editor.'re going to help me walk through legally what happens, step one, the prosecutor in this case, files an information with the court. what is that? >> it's an accusatory instrument. some places file indictments. that's what a grand jury returns. sometimes there's a complaint that becomes information after a particular hearing. the prosecutor files this accusatory instrument hmm or herself, but does not get an arrest unless a judge agrees to it so the information is simply the filing of the charge. >> so just to be clear, if this is the filing of the charge, you're telling me it's possible he could be charged but not be arrested? >> well, the information isn't the arrest warrant. the arrest warrant has to be signed by the judge. so the state attorney has to go with an affidavit signed by usually a plefr or a lead investigator who compiles a lot of information based upon the investigation and says here's my probable cause to believe this crime or crimes were committed. and a judge has to l

kara is in san francisco where she found some die hard giants fans made their way to at and t park. >> reporter: getting to and from the ballpark on game day normally takes being patient. it took a bit more today. getting to at&t park for the giants, padres game was more than a bit frustrating for some. >> it was bad. >> reporter: detours due to the doyle drive closure showed traffic to a crawl in some spots, nearly tripling the drive time for many trying to get this to the city. >> we had to go through the richmond bridge and the jam there was just horrible. it took us two hours to get here. it usually takes 45 minutes. >> probably the worst i have seen coming here. i used to come back in the day and i hadn't come across anything that bad. >> reporter: the other big event. opening day at the bay, also drew crowds, traffic control officers directed cars through the marina. >> probably the biggest issue with a lot of pedestrians and it's sunday. a lot of people are out and the sun shining. >> reporter: people we found say they planned accordingly. >> not as bad as i thought it would be

kara is in modesto where a body was found inside a burned out apartment building where the gunman had been holed up. >> reporter: still a very active investigation going on right now behind me. more than 30 hours after this scene got started you take a look beyond this yellow crime tape investigators have been taking a lot of precautions between the instability of the apartment after it caught fire last night as well as the fear there could have been explosives inside the home. >> at this point we did locate a body inside. >> reporter: police stopped short of saying the burned body was the gunman saying dna tests may be needed to make a positive indication. smoke could be seen coming the two story apartment as investigators spent their second day out here with an evidence dog peppering the front yard with yellow markers. the apartment went up in flames last night as police tried to flush out a gunman who killed a deputy and civilian. believed to be a locksmith. they now say they don't believe tear gas canisters used by the swat team sparked the fire. >> we don't believe that we starte

wow, kara, you can see that here. they did everything right. names, descriptions, everything. two to our website and send us a picture. click on the weather tab and include your name and location and dripses. i may just hang out here for a while. >> yeah, don't blame me at all. >> get in here topper. >> okay. >>> coming up, the police dash cam videos show the officers trying to chase down the suspected drunken driver, but the thing is, he's going the wrong way on the highway. whoa. >>> but coming up next, why virginia tattoos might need to pay more to have one of those. >>> all right, vdot is proposing a $1 monthly fee for easy pass toll collection transponders. the state highway agency said that they will need the extra funds to support the expansion of the easy pass bridges and tunnels by the end of 2010 -- 2012. there will be some time to find out what you think before any fee goes forward. the monthly fee would then take effect on july 1. >>> discussions are underway on exactly what to do with the silver springs transit center. and the facility, it will be way mind schedul

beth karas is correspondent for trutv and one smart legal cookie, i might add.ofiling how much this is a cross-country story right now. the allegations that came out in this affidavit are quite serious, and they're very specific. everybody has to realize these are allegations. is there anything that leads you to think that the prosecutor has some additional evidence that we don't know about yet? >> well, they definitely have additional evidence. in the autopsy report, it's going to be very crucial to both sides to find out how close they were when that gun went off, and that will be identified through forensic examinations. >> let me read for you one thing that really -- there are a lot of things that stood out in this affidavit. one in particular that stood out was a quote that said, "later while talking about martin, zimmerman stated, these blank holes, they always get away. and also said these f'ing punks." that is significant for a couple of reasons. and i want to touch on it this. does it mean that perhaps the feds will back off the civil rights allegations

the daily beast zachary kara bell will join me. what republicans are saying.t was quite eight sight today, space shuttle "discovery" takes its final journey into retirement with a special fly joesh ov flyover over our nation's capital. what people in new york can expect to see tomorrow. >>> she's won emmys, golden globes, edie falco knocks it out of the park on her show. talking about overcoming breast cancer and how she's reaching out to other women to give them help. >>> iran is flaunting its military strength warning the u.s. againstent convening in its affairs. a senior associate at the carnegie endowment for international peace joins me now. you've traveled a lot. when we talk about those negotiation, they just took place in istanbul, they'll meet in five weeks in baghdad, talking about the ayatollah khomenei, the supreme leader in charge of negotiations and the people speaking for iran want to give or be more flexible it will go back to the ayatollah. >> the supreme leader is steering iran's nuclear ship in power since 1989. hi hasn't left the country wi

he's giddy with the thrill of having beaten the pack to a drawing by kara walker, a truly gifted youngartist. collectors like mr. broad get first dibs on the really good stuff. he moved on to pick up photographs by cindy sherman. he was one of her first collectors. >> broad: i love cindy and love her work. >> safer: he has good reason to love cindy. he first bought her pictures back in 1982 for $250. today, they go for nearly $4 million. all of her subject matter is herself in various guises. her current retrospective at new york's museum of modern art gives her work even more value. what are you looking for? for dealers, the gold standard is selling to a major museum. so when jennifer stockman, on the right, president of the board of the guggenheim foundation, along with a senior curator, alexandra munroe, turns up, the waters part. >> alexandra munroe: if you go into this concave... >> jennifer stockman: let's walk in. >> safer: they, along with the dealer barbara gladstone, went ape over this sculpture by anish kapoor. >> barbara gladstone: before it's like... >> stockman: and then

kara clark was laid off enough time to make her nervous. she moved home to iowa, began applying everywhere. she's in san francisco doing e-commerce for the gap. and we wanted to to know where are the highest paying jobs, enough to support a family. they pointed us to technology, health care. >> ranges between $80,000 and $100,000 for occupational therapist. software engineers. >> reporter: and what about age? who is getting hired first? younger or older workers? it turns out older. >> if an employer has a choice to get somebody with 10 or 15 years of experience instead of a new grad or somebody with less experience, they are definitely going to hire them. >> reporter: older workers take fewer sick days, less likely to quit and they get along better with customers. at duke energy in north carolina, listen to this. it takes eight years and a lot of money spent to train workers on the line. half the techs are over 50. which is why their workday starts with a workout hoping to stretch their time on the job. >> david muir, abc news, new yoyork.

josh miller was waiting for just the right moment to give his girlfriend, kara epstein, her ring. he thought he'd found the perfect hiding place in the pocket of a ski coat, until it was mistakenly donated to the goodwill. >> it's a setbecome, but we'll move forward. i'm trying to be positive. >> she's a schoolteacher. i'm a landscaper. we obviously don't make a ton of money to be able to afford something like that on a regular basis. >> reporter: josh went to the goodwill to try to get his coat back but it was gone and even worse he had no insurance on the $3,500 ring. of course, they are hoping someone will find it and do the right thing. you know, you're not going to believe this. i once did a story about a man who threw his wife's wedding ring in the trash. the trash was picked up and taken away the next day. it was an accident. he didn't realize it was wrapped up in a paper towel. he tracked down the trash bag by following the route, going to the landfill and going through hundreds of bags and found the ring. >> found that ring. that's love. i hope this dude, obviously is tel

kara?> i am glad i got married in toledo, ohio, where it was beautiful and cost effective. >> if you want to save money, where should you start trimming? >> i got married in new york and it was expensive. you made the right choice. the guest list is a good place to start. we had way too many people at our wedding. most venues charge by the head. think twice about inviting the third cousin you have never met or the aunt you haven't spoken to. couples invited on average 141 guests in 2010 and 2011, down from 149 in 2009. times is also key. hold the wedding on a friday or a sunday, instead of a saturday and you can save about 20% per person. when it comes to the food, slim down the menu. don't serve so much food. consider serving only three courses. get a smaller wedding cake. the knot.com recommends ordering a cake for half the number of people attending. let's face it. hardly anybody eats the cake. >> you know, you are full by then so you don't eat the cake. you should have cupcakes. that's

kara is an investigative reporter with "the washington post." nice to see you.s for talking to us. >> thank you. >> the unconfirmed reports out of el salvador, how likely is cartegna is the tip of the iceberg and there are going to be more similar stories to strippers, and prostitutes coming back to rooms that we'll be hearing over the next days and weeks. >> a couple of days ago we reported some of the people who have been implicated, some men implicated in the scandal were considering rescinding their resignations because or their agreement to resign because they knew of previous parties where there were prostitutes, where there were late nights at strip clubs, the vip rooms, as the reporter in seattle was reporting on in el salvador, and that basically what our sources were telling us were agents said this had been looked at and nodded and winked at by previous managers and supervisors, so what was so awful about cartegna, except that it went so public. >> in theory some of the folks who resigned could unresign because they have leverage i guess if you're spe

. >> reporter: kara golden was doing what mothers do, caring for her newborn baby.p. that's when police say she was confronted by another woman, a stranger. witnesses say an argument erupted and then horrifying sounds. >> they were struggling, and i didn't know what was going on, but after i heard the fourth gunshot then i knew something was going on. >> reporter: the attacker shot kala golden several times in the chest and then snatched the baby. witnesses say golden, even after she was shot could be heard screaming "my baby." the other mo of the 3 day old child was shot and she tried to get the child from the vehicle and she was dragged to the ground as the car took off. an amber alert was issued and just a few hours later a description of the suspect's getaway car found it in the complex near houston. a s.w.a.t. team descends on the apartment and arrest 30-year-old verna dee an mcclain. a short time later they find baby keegan alive and unharmed with mcclain's sister in a neighboring county and that's when investigators say they begin to unravel mcclain's shockin