>> i don't know, kara.'m not a watch wearer but maybe i'll have to start here. >> available on monday? >> at least for testing. >> i don't think so. >> finally, hillary clinton has asked the state department to disclose e-mails from her time as secretary of state. clinton is of course under fire for using that private e-mail account instead of an official government e-mail account during her time in the white house. you interviewed former secretary clinton just last week. what do you make of the scandal and the clinton mail server that she was using? >> well, there's two parts to it. one is, previous people in her job had done that also and it which wasn't clear what the rules are. that said, the clintons, you know, carry with them this idea of secretiveness and it plays into that. she's -- she played by the rules of the time and so it's probably not fair given other people did the same thing. i think john kerry is the first one that really is sticking to these new rules. so that's on one hand. but, you kno

thanks again. >> thanks a lot. >> kara swisher joining us from san francisco.e breaking news as expected. some of these new fracking rules out of the white house, john harwood has that. >> carl, i was just on a conference call with sally jewel the interior ski announcing at the conclusion of a four-year process that involved public comment the final rule on fracking regulations on public and indian land. now this is a fraction of all the fracking operations in the country. the vast majority is on privately owned land. but these new standards would require drillers to disclose the chemicals they were using to set new standards for the types of fluids that are using and it's all designed to protect the surrounding environment where fracking takes place. it is not expected to have a major financial impact on industry. some estimates have had the impact at about 20 million with an "m," $20 million, of impact on companies. so it's not revolutionizing practices given advances in technology. and sally jewel referred at the -- during this call that states need to now t

. >> debbie is actually actress and comedian kara hartman. >> i have always done characters and weirdnds and my sister and my brothers. >> in june of 2011 kara is in her bedroom when inspiration strikes. >> the line came into my head, i want to hug every cat but i can't because it's crazy, and that made me laugh. so i was like, i should do something with that. >> that something is a fake online dating video using the alias debbie. >> hello, my name is debbie. every time i'm introduced to a debbie i automatically think she loves cats and just improvised the whole thing. i love cats. i promised i wouldn't cry. the art of fake crying is just, you just get really overwhelmed and embarrassed and just kind of cover your face and just give me a second. like that. >> kara uploads the video to youtube. >> i had no intentions of it going viral, nobody seeing it other than my friends. >> but friends pass it on to other friends and within days the hot mess becomes the hottest video on the web. >> it was unreal. it hit a million a day for two weeks straight. >> and i want them in a basket, and i w

kara, you're down in austin at south by southwest.ou arrived on the red i. >> i did. >> you asked on twitter what's the big trend, if at all? any answers. >> no. i think, you know, there's a lot of people in suits here and a lot of big brands so feels a little -- i haven't gotten here yet and i haven't had my giant pounds of meat and other barbecue items but it feels a little corporate i have to say so far. we'll see what happens over the weekend. there's a lot of very cool panels. i'm on one about women and tech. all kinds of interesting speakers here. so we'll see what happens, but it's feeling a little suits, lot of suits i'm seeing. >> last time i remember south by being clearly about something, maybe 2009, 2008, when it was the location based check-in stuff with four square and gu walla. those didn't take off. i'm hearing it might be live video streaming on top of social. >> yeah. >> we've seen meerkat take off, stream out there, and the rumors about twitter rolling out parascope. any idea about that in particular this year? >> y

. >> kara, for a year, she and her husband have gone through the qualification process. as part of it they made this book filled with photos. the agency returned that book in the mail along with their documents and a letter with a generic salutation which said only that the center was closings with no explanation and no offer for future help. >> it bothers me the most that they got to know my family and if they're going to go out of business, why didn't you try to bridge us or have a call with us communicate with us and let us know months ago that we're in trouble or we're going to close let us have the opportunity to go to another agency. >> that letter was signed by the board chairman who also serves as the oakland city attorney. she did issue a statement which reads, a smarl number of families are in the process of applying for adoption. this may make it more difficult. however, for those families the process can be continued with another agency. after all kara has been through it may be small consolation. >> maybe it's not our time. >> abc7 news. >>> dozens of haywar

and no, we don't have guidance on that as scott said, and kara i am curious, because dan said that it is still damaging on the reputation of kleiner perkins, and how do you see this impact ing the overall reputation of the firm? >> well, yes, all of this stuff coming out in court, and nobody wants to see the workplace in court, and everybody's workplace looks insane if you put it in e-mails and things like that, and it looks like it was run a little bit loose areally that it is a partnership, and maybe it is not a surprise, but the whole venture capital industry it has people talking, and we have done wall-to-wall coverage of the push of re/code to cover this as a important issue to bring to light, and you can say 39% women graduating, and now it is 18% or whatever the statistic is that you want to the use about the lack of women in high-tech jobs, but when it comes to life, and it is confusing, and not clearcut, and it is a good way for people to understand the issue, and people getting a primer of how it works in a very dramatic, and narrative that is going on here. i think that if

in san francisco, kara tsuboi, cnet.com. cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> like it?like it but i just, i mean, i don't wear a watch. do you? >> i just wear a fit bit. all i need is numbers one through 12 big hand, little hand i'm cool. that's t apple is taking pre or for the apple watch in one month on april 10th. for those of how want it, hook up with it. >> also, same thing with the ipad. who needs it, now something everyone has, a tablet. we'll see what happens. >> 5:48. learning exclusive new details about the pope's trip to philadelphia including the local landmark that he plans to visit. >> that's coming up. first though here's a look at what's coming up during evening prime time viewing right here on cb is three. do you have stuff to clean this mess of a breakroom? i have paper towels, sprays, wipes, sponges. and these floors? disinfectant cleaner, mops and "wet floor" signs. how long does it take to reheat cod? we also have air fresheners. make on-budget happen. make cleaning up happen. staples. make more happen. jim: it's a bad idea to assess children this w

i am in san francisco i'm kara s.et to the come for >>> and just a reminder for to you join cbs-3 and cw fill think tuesday march 24th for our ronald mcdonald house bank charities, that money you donate on that day will comfort sick children and their families. the ronald mcdonald house provides a home away from home while children get the medical attention they need. our phone bank starts at 6:00 a.m. and runs until 8:00 p.m. on march 24th. please join us for this very special day. i met with one of the families living in the ronald mcdonald house in camden, such an inspiring group of people, and the the volunteers there the staff, just incredible. >> yeah, and certainly families need that kind of support at their most difficult time of their lives. >> yes. >> watch out for black ice out there first thing this morning, temperatures rising to 50 degrees but we will fine some ice patches out there this morning. >> carol thanks. that is "eyewitness news" have a great the day everybody. we will see you tomorrow. >> bye-b

kara suboy has useful apps that gives coaches the the the tools to organize their teams. >> reporter: pain out of running a team. whether it is girls lacrosse or boys gymnastics it features 300 different sports and activity to customize positions and player need. it allows to you collect and track payment and communicate directly with your players and family in group e-mails and instant messages in similar app is team snap, beside the basic organizational and communication features coaches can organize schedules and a team web site. upgrade to the paid version introduces scores of features including weather forecast refreshment organization and social media integration. >>> finally if you are a baseball softball or kick ball coach the 4.99 baseball pocket coach app was designed for you. keeps track of attendance, sets players positions for the entire game and easily keep score in one handy app. in san francisco i'm kara suboy for c-net.com for cbs-3 eyewitness muse. >> that is it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. here's what we have at 6:00. more on the breaking news a tough fire to figh

they found a head hair on kara's chest. and they found a pubic hair at the scene of the rape.hey found fingerprints a all over the house. they had bloody footprints. they had a semen sample. they were certain that physical evidence would lead them to whoever killed this family. >> after walking through the house, gary eastburn also provided a tantalizing lead. they were going to move to england when he finished train ing in alabama. the family had decided to sell the dog, so they put an ad out in the local "ft. bragg bee," and katy eastburn wrote a letter to her husband saying that a nice man came out to get the dog. >> we didn't know who it was, but anybody who had been out to that house, we wanted to talk to. >> outside of the crime scene someone approached investigators with critical information from the night of the murders. >> there was a young male named patrick cone who said that he saw a big white dude walking down the driveway. he had blond hair about 6'2" or 6'3" and he had on a members only jack jacket and a stocking cap and a mustache. >> they passed on the road an

only active in handful every cities n san francisco, kara tsuboi cnet.com, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >e need a shoveling app where if you need shovel, you can put in your zip code, someone will come by with a shovel. >> that me be hang, but we're not doing any shoveling in the future. just what fell the other day. 8 degrees, that's the temperature from our weather watcher phil, who is a very good weather man actually, in the last, he knows a lot of stuff, last date the temperature was above 50 degrees we're getting wednesday, with january 5th, 6 off plus days, ready for this warmth, and i think we are all readiment temperature went down. spring, 13 days, 12 hours and he expect me to fill in how many minutes away. ed, wish i could can't. showing you the sunshine, use that as homework. looking at center city philadelphia, look at the sun coming up here, not too effect tiff ya, i know, because we are dealing with some very frozen ground, still but looks beautiful in the poconos, as well. and we've got another shot in the poconos with the sun coming up just absolutely halo werth i morning

kara expired no money in the meter not just an arbitrary street but in front of the state library in front of the state state museum right in front of the state state capitol. if you know no one is going to write a ticket i'm not blaming you. or you can pay the meter. you are parked illegally. fair enough. i wouldn't worry too much about it. how much money is trenton passing up on? it's ridiculous. he's not paying it in his logic is pretty good. [inaudible] >> that's what i'm saying. >> thanks guys. what are you going to say? how is anybody supposed to get -- former mayor doug palmer told is trenton the capital city is reeling from state funding cuts. >> i do know that a few years ago the city lost $42 million in the state which cause them to lay off 109 officers. i know the mayor is looking at every way possible for revenue to pass through city council and that would make sense. >> $1500 worth of tickets an hour or so that i was out looking for violations so it's at $70 a ticket may be more ticket writers? tweet us your solutions that chasing hank or @chasing the news. feed that met

burley: let's bring in kara. kara: good evening. how are you going to convince the british public not to opt out of the eu? prime minister cameron: i think the best way, and thank you for the question. we were just getting into it with jeremy back there. i think we are at our best when we are out there trading and cooperating and working with others in the world. we are an open country, a trading nation. we are part of all of the import networks, whether it is the g-8 or nato, and we need it to work with us, and the problem is it has got some good aspects, but too many things that drive people mad. people see it is trying to become too much of a state rather than being an organization. it is trying to take too much power. we need another deal with europe. we want the common market that we were promised all those years ago. we do want to be part of an ever closer union. maybe the euro countries need that. we don't. we are going to keep the pound for our currency, or at least we will if i am prime minister, and if i can get a new deal

. >> reporter: kara hollis now at george mason university remembers selke as the girl everyone wanted to be around. selke wasn't just a great sing are. she was a -- singer. she was a leader, a mentor. >> she had a really great way of always being supportive towards everyone in the choir and being a friend to everyone. >> reporter: in the mental picture hollis will carry of her friend now among the 150 victims of tuesday's plane crash in france, emily will be smiling. >> i will always remember her smile and try to remember to smile as much as i can as she did. >> reporter: we heard a lot about that smile today from other long time friends. >> very easy to talk to. you can tell just by the way she smiled she had a very warm welcoming smile. >> reporter: and from colleagues in alexandria, virginia. >> she literally was a shining star. she always had a smile, made us laugh every day. >> reporter: selke started working there last january as a community manager and threw herself into the work. >> her first day i remember how scared she was but yet so eager. >> reporter: to her old friends t

. >> reporter: that someone is her nurse, kara. >> quinn is just a really awesome kid. she wants to be a teenager. and i feel like the cancer and the side effects have really kind of stifled that. >> reporter: today, quinn is holding the razor. >> i'm hoping that by her shaving my head, that she'll see we're all beautiful whether we have hair or not. >> reporter: the magic inside this tent is about a lot more than bald heads. >> knowing that even though you have a life-threatening disease, there's people ready to lift you up. >> reporter: beautiful people making a small sacrifice to help a lot of brave kids. kate snow, nbc news, denver. >>> that's going to do it for us on this tuesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching, and >>> right now at 6:00 an abustrupt end to a high-speed chase. a man barrels out of control on a local freeway. >> we begin with the latest on this developing news. so why was he running? that's the question the chp is asking tonight. after 90 mile chase through four bay area counties. take a look at how much gro

jonathan kara za and joshua paul meyers. he even received child pornography on a school computer. >> let's wake up and do something for our children. >> we also uncovered multiple cases in which teachers lost their licenses in another state and filed to disclose that when applying for a new license in virginia. >> that's crazy. i feel like there should be a way that we should know that. why is it that easy. >> one teacher had his license revoked in florida 1999 based on a sexual relationship with a 16-year-old student. he lied on his virginia application and got a license to teach in 2001. that was revoked 12 years later, in 2013 when the state discovered his personal history. >> then i think we need to be doing more adequate background checks that go from state to state nationwide. >> that's ridiculous. >> we found some teachers convicted of sex crimes involving children, yet they do not appear on sex offender registry. that's because some are still in jail. others have moved out of state. wusa9. >> we posted the database o

louis off the miss.uell jones to shibly to kara washington down low. she had a game high 24 points. the colonials win 77-63. next up fordham and the semifinals tomorrow. a little spring training baseball for you. the nationals taking on the braves. that's hall of famer cal ripken junior throwing out the first pitch. tyler moore looking really good this spring. here the second inning with the man he takes this ball deep two run shot. finished 2 for 3 with five rbis in the game. zimmerman on the hill fortunates gets help from his outfield here. he pitched two scoreless innings in his spring debut. the nationals go on to win, your final score 9-8. they're undefeated. 2-0 this spring training so far. >> undefeated. >> yes. >> let's stop right there. >> don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. go bold with flavors that kick. (humming) oh yeah. (humming) they're magically delicious. ha! very funny, kyle. >>> take a look at this live picture of the edmund pettus bridge in selma, alabama. this weekend the president, the first lady michele and t

here is video at a roar colorado, driver of the kara apparently hit the gas instead of the brakes hitting the woman before smashing through the front window of the pizza shop. amazingly, the woman walks away from the crash and she is expected to be okay. >>> hopped right up off the hood right there. how about it. >> wow. >> it is not unusual to see an alligator in florida but how about one that looks like it just stepped off a set of the jurassic park. check this picture from the pine golf club in engelwood. two members grabbed a snapshot of the alligator taking a stroll across the greens. not everyone was so impressed but it sparked a debate over whether it was photo shopped. the golf club posted on their facebook page, nope, we just grow them big in these parts. >> time to skip that hole and move to the next one. >> betty white feeding the gators. >> playing through. >> my goodness. >> yes. >> wow. >> lets check with katie right now. if it weren't for huge alligators can you go golfing. >> did you see the tail on that thing. >> my gosh. we were talking about this on kyw news radio, gree

a camera can read speed limit road signs and slow down the kara cordingly. that is for drivers who feel the need for speed, yes you can turn the technology on and off. >>> taco bellies ditching its waffle taco instead it is adding a biscuit taco with chicken's gravy. taco bell owns a bigger piece of the the fast food breakfast market. a new ad campaign paints its egg mcmuffin as boring and routine. nicole and routine. >> well, not to me. >> yeah. >> thank you. >>> that biscuit thing looks good too. thanks jill good everything sound good right new. >>> 5:38. happening today, italy's highest court will decide if amanda a knox will be extra died todd italy to serve 28 year prison sentence for murders. amanda a knox was accused of killing her former roommate. knox was sentenced to 26 years in prison while her then boyfriend rafael received 25 years. both were acquitted on appeal two years later. that acquittal was later thrown out and new trial upheld their original convictions. >>> new jersey governor chris christie is heading to philadelphia this evening. his

council member ash kara chairs the transportation committee. >> figure out how we are going to prioritize our spending in the years to come and other avenues to get funding whether it be state or federal funds or folks lay bond measure, those are all items we are going to have to discuss. >> reporter: one troubling sign already, the state is projecting gas tax revenue next year will fall 20% as a result of greater fuel efficiency. cities use some of that money to help about road repairs. in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >>> get ready to pay more. >> 10%, 30% increase in menu prices. >> one bay area city is about to get hit. why some are cheering the move. that's coming up. >>> plus the government versus sanford and what is fueling the state's historic drought. >>> also ahead how the ftc is cracking down on online reviews. >>> and don't get fooled. 7 on your side's michael finney has a warning about people posing as phony irs agents. >>> and, what zucker persian gulf's pig speech that not everyone seemed to like. >>> stay w in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old

a supportive voter of benjamin netanyahu and kara who is from the opposition party. first of all, benjamin netanyahu has been prime minister for six years. isn't it time for a change? >> nope i don't think it's time for a change. it's time to do more of what the right believes to be factual for the good of israel. >> what do you believe he needs to do? what attracted you to his policies? >> the basis of his facts are more accurate than the other side of the population of israel. i think his facts are based on real and historical facts. i think his beliefs toward the population in israel are more accurate than the left side of the people. >> from the far left party, the small party, your party, why are you supporting it? >> because they have the strongest track record of any party standing up for human rights. they believe more than any other party and thought for legislation to promote the rights of all israel citizens a country that does not protect all citizens cannot call themselves democratic. >> reporter: in the bigger picture, you want herzog to be the leader.

you are looking at colder temperatures single temperatures in places like care beau maine care beau karacontinue through out the afternoon hours accumulating 3-5 inches locally higher amounts with higher elevations out there. by the way across the southern plain heavy rain in the forecast potentially 4 inches of rain out there. flash flooding will be a concern. i want to switch gears now and mention while we can't see it in the u.s. we have a solar eclipse coming. incredible photos will come out of that area. heather and ainsley for us we are talking spring hopefully warmer weather around the corner. we will keep you updated. >> thank you so much. >> talk about sticker shock. a new va hospital is $1 billion over budget. it was only supposed to cost $328 million. the officials say they hired a contractor before the design was finished leading to long delays and higher costs. now the va wants congress to give them the money. >> we are caught in a half finished prod project that has us more frustrated. i am in the same point as many of them. not one dam penny until you prove you can use it

so by tradition, she would have come here to aunt kara. she hurries along a street like this, looking forward to being with her cousin with whom she can share this amazing secret. >> elizabeth tells mary how, despite being too old to conceive, she really is now six months pregnant. >> as soon as i heard the sound of your greeting, the child in my womb leaped for joy. >> when mary goes to elizabeth and they're both pregnant, john the baptist leaps for joy in elizabeth's woman, we can imagine that there's a rapport between these women. >> there is an attempt throughout the gospels to portray john as the forerunner who prepares the way for the coming of the lord, the lord being jesus himself. >> 2,000 years on, the possibility that john and jesus are related has triggered fresh investigation into the study of john the baptist's relics. with their ongoing quest to trace how his relics were scattered, british researchers tom hyam and george kazan have come to the nelson atkins museum in kansas city, missouri. they want to analyze an ancient tre

everybody immediately went to that point from kara's interview. the question is when did she start doing that? >> not all those devices existed when she started to secretary of state or were in popular use so the question is when that happened. but yes there's many more questions that could have been answered had she been willing to stay around longer but she one and she has had a particular conception of what she had to expose or what she didn't and she is drawing a line. there's a famous moment from the press conference in the white house in 1994 when the white water scandal blew up. she said i always believed in policy but i have to acknowledge i've been rezoned. she has been resistant to some of that and doesn't have a tremendous amount of questions she gets from people like us and republicans. >> the server i don't know does it have a hard drive? could you destroy the hard drive. i would do that? >> what i read from technology experts was if the harddrive is not destroyed a forensic examination of it probably would turn up the 30,000 e-mails

up near where quinn car found and search teams combing area all around mare island this morning her kara suv was towed away from quinn house examined for possible evidence. >> biggest fear is the horror she might be going through. that's my biggest fear. g.o.p. through such horror. don't hurt her. mace don't hurt her. >>reporter: according to her father she and quinn met about seven months ago at kaiser vallejo. where they both work as physical therapist. in have lay oh, laura anthony abc 7 news. >> all right. we do want to update you. the agency that provides water to much of the south bay approved strict new conservation guide lanes tonight. >> that is probably going to happen more and more as the drought screws dig ins as we hit the spring summer months. full accu-weather forecast now. we have a little bit of rain the last 24 hours but not that much. >> not like we need. >> not at all. we are talking about 1/100's of an inch maybe. half moon bay. a little drizzle at oakland airport and that was it. not expecting any more drop not for the rest of the week. big warm-up will start tomorr

inside the kara young mother. 25-year-old jennifer grossman who would not survive. didn't know that there was someone else. >> able to flip the vehicle up on to its side that's when i notice there was baby in the back seat. >> little lily just 18 months old. upside down hanging from her car seat for 14 hours. just above the water. >> thing i remember the most is that baby coming out and eyes fluttering. >> lily rushed to the hospital. not for the fisherman officers don't know whether would have happened to lily. she's now upgraded to fair condition and improving. family gritful tonight. writing we are beyond thankful for the will have and support lily im practice. is astounded. rate new she is watching this and singing wheels on the bus with grand pachlt smiling laughing members blown away by lily progress. so grateful to her rescuers. rescuers who still don't know how that toddler survived. or how they got to her. >> how i don't know. whether it's adrenalin or what but it was incredible. it feels good. feels good. >> amazing. >> that's david muir reporting. >> now

. >> i'm kara, i'm 13. >> i'm andy, ten years old. >> lucy, i'm ten years old. >> hand, i'm 18 yearsnot ask you your age. >> now, tell us about the will school and you just want some great award recently. >> we are from the lehigh valley. we're here. but yes, our school, we just actually some students got back from our national championships where several of them, won the at award. >> and, looking very nice. >> our nationals was in las vegas this year. >> cool. >> now how many hours a week, and that is to be commended from all of you. >> do you get the day off from school today. >> yes yes yes. >> i have to ask you what is up with the curls are they real can i touch. >> yes. >> are they real. >> no. >> they are not real. >> they are not real. >> no good real tight there you have to sleep with the curlers in your hair last night. >> not anymore. >> how come teachers have curls. >> she wanted to wear them. >> yes, big parade coming up tell us bit. >> we are right here, in the lehigh valley and we will h ve bethlehem and allentown st. patrick's day parade we will be in and we are very e

>> questlove: oh yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: they'll be joined by kara lane and break dancinglegs is going to be here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: come on that's a a show. >> jimmy: it's going to be great. should we play a little bit of it? >> the song is called "the mexican." this is gza featuring tom morello. listen to this. ♪ trained by a neighbor a gambler who will stack a deck once mars carved ♪ with a razor ♪ >> jimmy: that's all you get. that's all you get until the actual show tonight. they're going to play live. then you have to go nuts for them. yeah. >> steve: now. >> jimmy: now just chill -- chill you bones. [ laughter ] >> steve: tell that to crazy legs. >> jimmy: chill your beans. >> steve: yeah, chill your beans, dude. >> jimmy: yeah, chill your beans, dude. gza's here. there you go. >> steve: come on. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: okay guys, it's time to look at the stories making headlines and weigh the good with the bad. it's time for "pros and cons." here we go. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] tonight we'll be taking a look at the pros and cons o

joining us is kara fisher. why is all this happening now?> because of the supreme court decision on gay marriage probably. i think it's coming soon and it looks like it's going to legalize gay marriage across the country. and i think a lot of these states are trying to react and put in laws that will try to go around it in some way. >> why does it feel like tech is taking the lead in this case? >> because tech always takesed leet on this issue. ibm was one of the first companies to deal with things like this, sexual discrimination and orientation discrimination. i think it's always been in the dna of tech to try to be more tolerant. it's a little libertarian on the side sometimes, but at the same time, it's always sort of had this kind of bent since its beginnings. >> it seems to me like there are a number of potential issues wrapped up in this law. but the same-sex marriage and discrimination against gays and lesbians has taken center stage. don't we need more clarity on exactly what the motives were behind this law? >> come on. you know wh

it's a tie as it goes to kara. >> you're right, pete. that isn't but i'm going with cisco., always, revaluation is one and the balance sheet is great, the p.e. is very attractive here but this is a more subjective reason. i haven't heard john chambers this bullish in i don't know how long. if you listened to the last call, he said i never felt better about our business and our future. we're back. and then when talking about the competition, vm wear, we view them as competitor and beat them and have fun doing it. i wish i was a better person, but i'm not. you don't hear that from john chambers -- he's not a guy who [ buzz ] >> that was to the music. >> i hate myself for doing this. >> all right. all right. so cisco, gm, microsoft, where do you go? >> microsoft. this was a real tough decision, but coming, starting where karen left off as i did that annoying buzzing in your ear. >> i would never do that to someone. >> 23 seconds! >> so now, if you look at it, john chambers was never so excited in the last cycle. why was he that excited? but the stock actually rallied way ahead

but they're using it as a navigation device to try to do what kara said. >> if someone like my mom cannot use it easily, it's going to be a small group of people that use it. >> so the stakes are really high for apple, high for tim cook. just as it might build their ecosystem, it might harm it if it doesn't work out. >> the description of the face as retank lar or square instead of circles, the list, i'm wondering while we're talking about functionality before we leave this topic, there are reports that app developers are being told to build apps that function for ten seconds at a time. will that work and how compelling is an app that you only look at for ten seconds? >> it could work. we have to think about the profile of the people who are going to go out and buy this first watch. these are the early adopters who are the fashion forward. they're going to be somewhat forgiving of this thing. so this watch just needs to function correctly. they don't need developers overtaxing it. that's why you see this, i think. >> we'll have a lot more throughout the hour. certainly that's the big even

while his kara approached i jump over fence and gave him pizza and with a smile he aid thank you. >> out the the pope isn't the only global icon to save your delights of the family business. pizzeria don ernesto. >> in 1994 my dad did a little pizza a for american president bill clinton. when i got to know the the pope was in town i decided to make him a pizza and give to it him as a gift. >> reporter: end. so is waiting to hear whether pope francis enjoyed the experience but pizza chef has a lot of pride. >> it is hard for me to understand what i imagined to do giving piss awe may with your own hand with your own hand and hand it to the pope. it is hard to val another the gesture for a man we love and value for a beautiful person full of humanity. >> reporter: with clientele like this perhaps he can expect a heaven sent boost to his business. becky anderson reporting for us tonight. of course, we have the latest on the pope's upcoming trip to philadelphia head to cbs philly.com and click on the papal visit tab. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 a suspect is on the l

. >> good to know there are five karas on board. >>> nearly all of maryland's campsite ts along the pappa lags trail are back open. most were closed when a falling tree killed a hiker. the victim jason parrish, is a musician from the philadelphia area. all week crews have been fixing limbs and trimming back other potential hazards. >>> house speaker john boehner plans to visit israel. this trip was planned before this week's election when prime minister benjamin netanyahu won his fourth term. boehner angered administration officials when he invited netanyahu to deliver a speech to congress earlier this month. netanyahu used that speech to criticize the obama administration's negotiations with iran on a possible nuclear deal. >>> the house committee investigating the deadly attacks in benghazi has asked hillary clinton to turn over her private e-mail server. the committee chairman wants a third party to decide which e-mails on clinton's e-mail server are made public. he says clinton is responsible for causing this issue by using a private e-mail server. so far clinton says the server will

>> an 18 month-old baby girl is recovering because he was trapped inside a car upside down, in her karace are calling this a miracle as well. they say baby's mother was driving over a bridge late friday night when something caused her to lose control of the vehicle will and it ended up in a cold river. she's now dead. the the baby is in the back seat and car seat. the car ran in the cement barrier and plunge into this river. the it remained there for hours and hours and hours. eighteen month-old baby strapped in the back seat, so, that section of the car was not under water. >> wow, i bet she was upside down in the car. >> um-hmm. >> a fisherman came and noticed a vehicle in the river. they called 911. >> her name is lily. thank god there is no water. the here's what three police officers and four fire fighters, are saying about this. they had no idea there was another person in the car, they got the the mother out. they didn't necessity baby was upside down in the back seat. everyone of these seven officers said they heard an adult voice say i'm's in here. >> what? >> they all are stic

we met kara peters earlier today a few hours ago, she's one of the victims. she goes to the griffin lounge here on connecticut avenue. she's at the bar ordering her first drink of the night. a guy approaches her. talks to her. says he wants to show her a magic trick with the napkin. she has her purse on her shoulder the entire time. 15 minutes later, she checks for her phone and it is gone without a trace. well she was shocked to learn that she says at least eight other women were targeted at that same bar that same evening. and then two weeks later, another dozen women, she says were also targeted. here's her story. >> it's nice to kind of commiserate with some people that this has happened to as well. it also is alarming that something like this can happen for a month now. >> now we spoke with management here at the griffin and let me assure you they are just as upset as the victims are. they said the minute they started hearing from woman after woman that their phones were mysteriously gone, they said that they notified police and they've spoken with polic

. >> fareed za kara. >> it's a great precedent. i wished it happened more often. i wish more congress people would invite people who disagree with the administration. that's what our system of checks and balances is all about. congress should hear opposing points of view -- >> isn't there a certain protocol that you mous take especially when yub oar dealing with sensitive issues like foreign policy in. >> does the white house check first with the speaker of the house before they invite somebody to a state visit. >> the person in the white house is the leader of the free world -- >> no. >> hang on let me finish. sensitive information that many people may not have access to. >> well that's exactly what's wrong. the president is not the leader of the free world. the united states is the leader of the free world and the united states government is divided between coequal branches. congress has as much power. congress was elected more recently. it may have a greater mandate. the idea that the president makes decisions on foreign policy without being checked and balance

. >> last football season in ohio ohio state, i think his name is kara george.ined about having concussions. as a result he committed suicide. nobody paid a lot of attention to it, because ohio state was really on a roll, but i'm pretty certain that borland probably paid attention to that, and it's one of those things that figured into his equation as to whether he was going to continue to play or not. >> i want to stress here just for the same of establishing medical evidence, the connection between brain trauma and suicide is not an established part of the literature. we know things about brain trauma and possibilities of degenerative possibilities which can lead to depression. borland becomes the fourth player at the age of 30 or younger to retire in just the last week, joining patrick willis who quit six days earlier, steelers linebacker jason wurhls to do religious work and jake locker says he has no burning desire to play. you wonder if you will start to see more and more of this. >> maybe you start to see it in a different way -- players always walk away.

prosecutors eventually drop the charges for kara, murphy and ashley because of insufficient evidence.y. brittany hartcastle described by witnesses as the main attacker in the video pleads guilty to false imprisonment and battery. she is sentenced to 15 days in jail and three years of probation. >> we may have our differences but no one deserves that kind of treatment. >> prosecutors offer to drop false imprisonment charges against april cooper and kayla and britney mays if they agree to plead guilty on misdemeanor battery charges. all accept and are sentenced to a year of probation. prosecutors say mercedes nichols partially arranged for the fight to take place and pleads guilty to battery and tampering with a witness and given three years of probation and 100 hours of community service. as for tori lindsay she is recovering from the ordeal. >> coming up -- >> if you even so much as sneeze, i'll split your [ bleep ] throat. >> a video shows a teenage girl tied up, bound and apparently in fear for her life. >> if you scream and fight, we're going to kill you now. >> those filming call

tom: kara lack -- carl icahn bill ackman, are they constructive? rob: absolutely. anytime you have people who move markets and move assets toward their fair value they are constructive, they are helping markets reprice toward their fair value. was there overt manipulation? who knows. was there an effort to identify stocks that are overvalued and undervalued, absolutely. we are in a regime where you get punished for seeking to identify overpriced or underpriced and get punished after the fact. the rules are determined after the fact and redefined after the fact. olivia: what is your most important metric for valuation? rob: my go to metric is schiller p/e ratio price relative to long-term horizon. olivia: critics would say that is too backward looking. rob: it is backward looking, but nothing mean reverts over time more aggressively than earnings. when you have peak earnings like now, the competitive pressures in a global landscape tend to cause -- tom: i like this, but how do you parse your caution? rob: laszlo tends to focus on cash flows, which are short horizon

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. -- kara. >> how are you going to convince the british public?rime minister cameron: thank you for the question. i think britain is at its best when we are out there treating -- trading, cooperating, and working with others in the world. we are in open country, trading nation, part of the importunate -- important networks whether it , is nato or the european union . the problem at the moment is it has too many things that drive people mad. people see that it's trying to become too much of the state rather than the organization. trying to take too much power. and i think what we need is a new deal with europe where we say we want to be in europe for trade and cooperation. we want that common market but we want to be part of an ever closer union. maybe the euro zone countries need to do that. we don't and we will keep the pound as our currency. if i can get a new deal from europe, and i believe i can. i sat around the table the last five years. if i can get that deal i think that there is a prospect to say to the british people you choose . you can

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scags, kara l. english, linda and omar. william h. campbell mary k.lanagan scott brice, and nate wright signed an agreement not to be a candidate for the office of senator or representative in ordeal debate or resident commissioner to the congress for purpose of the federal election campaign act of 19671 until at least three years until he or she is no longer a member fert board. copies of the signed agreement shall be retained by the office of the clerk as part of the records of the house. signed sincerely karen l. haas. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable, the speaker, house of representatives, sir, i will be taking a leave of absence from the house appropriations committee for the remainder of the 114th congress, as you are aware, i was sleggetted by the democratic caucus to serve as the ranking member on the house permanent select committee of intelligence this congress. i intend to return in the future. thank you for your help in this matter. signed by adam b. schiff member of congres