we are talking about a toby keith restaurant that just anded. are allowed inside some people are not happy about it. >> it is a small sign. >> a gun does not belong in a bar. >> it has unleashed a big debate. >> they are taking away freedom from people. >> a very plain message, no guns permitted. virginia residents can carry a gun without a license. a no guns sign in a private business supersedes that law. >> the fact that this one has the name toby keith attached, that is riling up a lot of folks. --the facebook page, we have we are fueling our fireplace with toby's cds. another said this. any time there are guns and alcohol, it can escalate a crazy situation into a dangerous one. keith has performed at nra events, and supports gun rights. >> not telling us what it is. -- chainurant train says this. >> people can choose to come or not come. sidestomers on both making their views known through their wallets. some badw year brought news for hundreds of thousands of mass transit riders. congress failed to extend the federal transit limit. kris van

. >> reporter: bernie sanders has tough questions for nsa keith a leshgsander. a currently spying on members of congress or other american elected officials? these congressional calls for clarity and privacy are coming a head of president obama's announcement of reforms to the way the nsa does business. >> i will make a definitive statement about all of this in january where i will be able to say these are the recommendations that make sense and here are ones that are promising and still need to be refined further. >> reporter: but the obama administration is fighting to keep collecting american phone records. they can continue the bulk data collection and the doj appealed federal judge's ruling that found the nsa practices likely do violate the constitution, harris. >> peter, thank you. and i want to bring everybody up to speed because i have the statement from nsa. members of congress were concerned because they were concerned about being spied o. nsa is fully commited to transparency with congress. our interaction with congress is extensive and sense the media

people who are doing well but you just have to find a different solution and we need a reset button on this ok keith in london in the whole report it basically says one thing if i put in a paraphrase it is that the the super rich the super rich the one percent they control politics now on a global basis almost everywhere there are some exceptions but you know once the state is captured by these interests i can't see how you can pry it loose when of course you can pry it loose but that requires governments to actually enact what people want. so i wouldn't be so pessimistic you know they'll go to election boxes they decide who's in power i don't usually if things do get to extremes then ultimately governments ask populist policies for redistribution of elected and so the rich do have to be a little bit careful because if they interfere too much. you know democracies have a way of rebalancing back ok maxime and so fear i don't i don't see the rich being very careful i mean from nine hundred eighty to two thousand and twelve the richest one percent in america and increase their wealth by a hundred and f

forced out of school because of a serious injury, isn't missing a moment of class thanks to a robot. 15-year-old keith griffin broke both of his knees playing basketball last week. to help, a motorized robot that allows the real keith to attend classes from home while his robotic course -- counterpart fills in for him in the classroom. keith can virtually raise his hanbey hitting a button and triggering a light on the robot. the service is provided by a foundation that helps kids stay up in school at home or in the hospital. >> so if i call in sick tomorrow i can bring the robot right here? >> absolutely. that is it for a abc7 news at 6:00. thank you for joining us. we'll see you tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. the following is a paid advertisement from starvista entertainment and time life. it was an era of incredible stars. fantastic voices... ♪ i know i'd go from rags to riches ♪ beautiful harmonies... ♪ sincerely ♪ oh, yes, sincerely magical melodies... ♪ catch a falling star and put it in your pocket ♪ ♪ never let it fade... and music we will always remember. ♪ writing love letters ♪ in the sand it wa

a tree that muir himself had touched. in fact, he'd do it for free. much like he does with other park trees, keith climbed the sequoia with a saw and a pair of pruning sheers. he sought out the newest growth, clipped it and overnighted it to michigan. there it was treated not just with tlc, but with hormones to stimulate root growth. >> i take a great sense of pride in being able to at least start the project. maybe my daughter will someday come to the john muir site and see this tree that her dad helped plant. >> there are a couple of different ideas. some say plant one of the clones nearby. others would like to plant the seedlings in spots that are better suited for sequoias. the first step is you've got to be successful. at this point, they are successful in cloning this tree. the tree touched by john muir will survive. >> we have our tree right now in michigan. >> there are a number of roots growing right now. they can't stay in michigan. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist. it is cold in michigan, i believe. >> frigid there. we're starting to get some changes in the bay area. just a li

was affiliated with the gangster disciples made an internet mocking chief keith, associated with the black dissignles. there was a video made. that night lil jo jo talked to the crew and tweeted the corner he was standing on and tagged chief keith's crew. a few minutes later he was shot and killed in a drive by. he denies on involvement. someone from keith chief's twitter account mocked the murder and wrote it's sad because jo jo wanted to be like us. >> in the studio with ilwill and his crew, if they were not in the booth they were on the smartphone phone sharing instagram. why does the shooting lead to more violence. lead to violence on the streets. >> makes them feel like superman. that's what we are called, internet gangsters. >> you sing about someone on facebook or twitter for all these people to see, even people that no nothing about you, he trying to three me out. he disrespect me for all these people to see. that. >> this is the problem here. this is why chicago so messed up. this is social media. this is what they use social media for. >> the ultimate disrespect is common and disturbing practice of vide

forced out of school because of a serious injury, isn't missing a moment of class, thanks to a robot. 15-year-old keithketball last week. to help, in steps "keithbot", a robot with a live-streaming camera for a face. it allows the real keith to taped classes from home while the robotic counterpart fills in for him in the classroom. and keith can virtually raise his hand by hitting a button and triggering a light on "keithbot". the service is actually donated by a nonprofit that helps sick or injured children stay up to date in school, while at home or in the hospital. a great idea. colin, i don't think you're ready for that. thank you for joining, see you tonight at 11:00 on 7. >> this is the show with all kinds of people doing all kinds of stuff. some call it crazy. some call it adorable. but everyone calls it "bloopers ." so, stop what you're doing, unless what you are doing is watching "bloopers." let's go. [applause] >> hi, i'm dean cain, and by the look of my watch, it's time for

[applause] keith a. seven greater positive economic impact. together they contribute more than $9 billion to our economy annually while safeguarding agree country. more prepared to help the military accomplishes diverse missions the nearly any other state. i remain committed to protecting and enhancing areas of his military bases. that is why would direct the military affairs commission to develop a strategic plan for sustaining missions. we must be ready to protect arizona's military installations if the federal government moves to "or realign more bases. [applause] this year i am calling of the legislature to reduce support for the military installation fund. that money will be used specifically to mitigate property encroach when tempers their military ladies projects without throwing that financial burden on private property owners. protecting our military is good for arizona and good for america. [applause] i have been returning to the for more than 30 years. uniting with my fellow public servants in pursuit of a shared mission to stan

forced out of school because of a serious injury, isn't missing a moment of class thanks to a robot. 15-year-old keith broke both of his knees playing basketball last week. to help, a motorized robot that allows the real keith to attend classes from home while his robotic course -- counterpart fills in for him in the classroom. keith can virtually raise his hanbey hitting a button and triggering a light on the robot. the service is provided by a foundation that helps kids stay up in school at home or in the hospital. >> so if i call in sick tomorrow i can bring the robot right here? >> absolutely. that is it for a abc7 news at 6:00. thank you for joining us. we'll see you tonight at we'll see you tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. well, what are you boys doing tonight? well, this evening, miss big rhonda returns from the dirt farms of mississippi. i am off to the bus station, and she will melt into my loving arms. well, you better wear a rain coat, 'cause she ain't small. ha ha ha. she is big, isn't she? well, i'm taking this chick up to the lake for some, you know, bird watching. ooh. bird watching. ha ha. i

we'll have keith and charley to speak >> good afternoon, commissioners. i came here today just to point out a few things some of the previous gifts the home and first name have given us one is the irrigation system upgrade and the hallow. actually, i'm keith robert i'm a supervisor there. a couple of weeks ago i was the gardener there so when i'm telling you guys stories people come up to me and say from experience of taking care of turf. some of the regular park yourselves actually, the comments are just amazing. billion how green it is and how about how far it looks and after each event the grass it green within a week. in previous years it would take three or four weeks we'd have to manually turn on the irrigation system. the he will man family made this grant possible to make our parks beautiful all want emit not only for the bluegrass festival but all days. that's the goal we want beautiful every single day for everyone. not only the thousands i have people that come to those event but for our regular people that jog or walk their dogs through there. some of the items actually all the it

and this is not how mental health patients should be treated. >> reporter: a reporter describes keithy passionate kid who loved music and basketball more than anything on this earth. his performances on youtube and smiling selfies all just memories now of a life abruptly ended. >> david mattingly joins us now. what's the status on the three officers involved in this incident? >> these officers came from different departments. one was a county deputy and two from local police departments. so far the deputy and one of the police officers have been cleared of not violating any sort of procedure or law by their respective departments. one other officer has been placed on administrative leave and his attorney is saying that once the state has finished with its investigation, then everyone will find out that all of these officers were acting appropriately. >> david, thank you. >>> still to come, the money and power behind one of tv's most popular comedy shows. >>> plus, did police cross the line by using this controversial video? >> stop. >> you throwing a fit right now little [ bleep ]. .

and we just have a lot of fun. >> we have keith who consults with big brands and he said the key to customersaving a good experience with a company is when managers and their associates have a good experience with the company because that flows through. is that what you do? >> we absolutely find that. we measure everything in your business, and we have found that as employees engagement and satisfaction has gone up, so has the performance of the company, because people want to bring their best selves to work, and provide great customer service, and we have been the top-performing company in our industry for the last decade, and we can tie it directly to [ technical difficulties ] >> when we heard our ranking this morning, we gathered in our central location, and everybody dressed up in our number 16 gear. because that was our ranking. and it is our fifth year in a row on the list, and we're very excited about that. and we had a celebration parade, and there is a real sense of pride of being on this list for five years in a row. >> give me some specifics, what kinds of things do you do that ma

same time the same time the white house has been getting pushback from the nsa director, keith director -- and as a keith alexander -- nsa director and intelligence director. that is why you see the withtics of this proposal a lot of leeway and loopholes that could be modified very easily to bring the system back to the way it always was. henry is waiting in michigan on our line for independents. hugh are on with james bamford. -- you are on with james bamford. james's main function is to write conspiracy theory books. has ever charged me with coming out with a conspiracy theory. there are a lot of facts or just want to correct you. hader: excuse me, you have your turn to talk for quite some time. i would like to have mine. feedswrites books that kiddie porn watchers -- host: i'm going to cut you off right there. we will move onto the next caller. caller: good morning, c-span is a national treasure. i would like to take some time onmr. bamford's assertion spies doing it for money. they do it for money but they also do it for ideological reasons. mr. snowden offered to sell some of his documents to

(laughter) okay, so i am giving a tip of the hat to dr. keith ablow for pointing out that technology leads to violence. i know every time i see him on a television i want to kill someone. (laughter) (cheers and applause) (laughter) finally, it's almost time for the annual westminster dog show. i'm so excited i had to change the carpet several times. (laughter) unfortunately, the dog show has been a very bad boy. >> a new breed of dogs is taking over westminster dog show-- mutts. the premier u.s. canine event is allowing mixed breed competitors. they'll be included in its new agility trial. this is the first time dogs of mixed breed have been at westminster in its 138-year history. >> stephen: mutts invading westminster? folks, this is a slippery slope! today it's mutts, tomorrow it's a finish spitz whose coat goes beyond deep auburn to brown! next thing you know, a guy can marry a box turtle. (laughter) oh, it's coming! (applause) for instance, shelley here. (laughter) so -- (applause). a wag of the finger, westminster! i am just grateful that s

laws in the country struck down by a judge. keith, everyone, i'm tamron hall, the news nation is following what president obama is calling, quote, substantial reforms to the government surveillance programs the president defended the need for surveillance to prevent terror while

the opposition is detected it is ours has enforced a forty of which i've done on monday. keith ninety for the care and several others but instead in a boston cop response not the best in khyber tribal region on monday. beat in the month bills cairns explosion of active in a group of people the meeting at the house unpacking kind of suck it up type and end up in the south island fish and sycamore table group behind the attack could not be ascertained. in this coming month not see this made an impressive debut and only come into the elections is now trying to make and not in the massive politics has popped. i made a bee on monday night the awful tonight in the lead in the coming months to the hockey said the project it first listed candidates for the upcoming general elections identity to get the dvd of the daddy of them said the country should have better options other than the building contest and the main opposition to the agenda by d b c when you get the iraqis and four cents and the visions in my mind was done with the huge asset to his. the issue is that his body is also ru

year-old curtis reeves got in an argument popcorn was thrown and then a gun shot and now a 43-year-old father is dead. dr. keithy is a member of the team and doctor, can you explain this? >> in order to explain this in the spectaculars, you would have to know the man involved and the man who was the assailant and killed another individual. we may have to look at something i call data rage like road rage. we know that when people interact with machines, sometimes they feel emboldened to do things they never would and it is frustrating and people who are vulnerable and explosive and add in technology and a machine, and things can go over the top. >> but keith. >> and be violent. >> dr. ably. you are blaming the victim? >> not at all. >> the victim was allegedly texting and the alleged shooter was ticked off his movie viewing was interrupted and they had a verbal alteroccasion and then the victim allegedly tossed or threw popcorn. >> we have to blame the shooter here. but in understanding it, wow, it was a machine involved. and we know that in road rage there is a car involved and people seem to be dehumanized by

you know, keith's a great guy, too, man. you see him on there.i've been watching. >> but my 10-year-old daughter loves watching it. so guess what i do? >> you watch "american idol." >> i watch "american idol." >>> "los angeles times," you may want to cut back on soda, duh, and it's not because of the sugar. levels of a possible carcinogen in the drinks, brown coloring, fantastic. california included the chemical on its list of cancer-causing substances. pepsi argues the levels found in the soda are safe for the average user. >> all right. americans are not average users. they drink four a day. >> all right. >> and become obese, which is a problem. just get rid of soda. i know the pepsi's making a lot of healthy drinks now to try and make up for the fact that they've made poison for years. >> california is not really a good example of, like, setting the bar high for what causes cancer. i mean, you know, they think dirt causes cancer -- >> if we eradicated soda off the place of the earth, the earth would be a better place. and there's not one perso

a memo now. top story tonight, reaction joining us from massachusetts, dr. keith ablo, a psychiatrist. here in new york city, carl hart, author of the book "high price." all right. kids and pot. you don't recommend that, right? >> of course, not. i don't recommend kids taking alcohol or smoking tobacco. >> any intoxicants at all, bad for them. >> that's right. >> we have common ground. >> absolutely. anybody who can think would agree with you. >> thank you, and i appreciate that. texting, you know it's an addiction. it's going crazy. you're aware of that, right? >> no, i'm not aware that it's an addiction. >> you don't think texting is an addiction among some children now? >> it depends how you defin addiction. >> they are compelled to do it, have to do it, have a machine in their hands all the time. >> you are compelled to do this show. >> i get paid to do the show. >> exactly. >> it's not a compulsion, it's a business decision. >> you get paid to do it, there's a reason for you to do it. it does not disrupt what you're doing. sompt >> so if you had a son or daughter -- >> i do. >> te

a problem." and he proceeded to touch my food. >> narrator: thompson rises from his seat. seconds later, the other inmate, keith reeves, appears to put a hand in his face, and thompson strikes back. >> i punched him in the mouth like four times, and then he tried to take another tray and pour it overtop of my head. and then i got him in a headlock, and i just choked him out. >> narrator: other inmates step in to break up the fight when an off-camera officer arrives and threatens to use pepper spray. after initial interviews with both inmates, staff identified reeves as the aggressor and temporarily assigned him to a single-person segregation cell. >> damn. >> narrator: they allowed thompson to return to his dormitory. >> it was really a bully situation, like what you would see on a commercial, you know, about kids bullying. >> [ sighs ] >> look at him, cool, laid-back type person. you know what i'm saying? to people start getting on my nerves. i can get an attitude problem. and you know what i'm saying? he hit me first. but they didn't see it that way. they looking at it i started it. so i guess they figure i'm

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if alan robach is right in this objection, i think this fact would drive a dagger into the heart of of david keith's ramp-up scheme which, as i said, aims to slow warming by a fraction of a degree centigrade. if it would take a decade to generate the data needed to assess the impact of full deployment of sulfur aerosol spraying, it would take much longer or with david's proposal to start slowly and go halfway. so with no decipherable information coming in, we would be flying blind for a very long time. and so i think the scheme that david proposes in his new book fails the third principle of of engineering systems, and that is after initially setting the control variables, the engineer must obtain feedback from the system before adjusting the settings to make it work optimally. the problem, of course, has been around in the scientific literature for a while, and given its importance, i expect that in realizing david's book he would rebut this argument since it seems to crucial to the effectiveness, to the credibility of the scheme that he proposes. but, um, when he does mention this objection, he cl

a whirlwind. >> music's biggest night turned into brandon and kevin's biggest day. >> i couldn't help but start crying when i saw the first couple people tearing up when i saw keith urban crying like a baby. madonna took the stage with ryan lewis who performed their hit song, same love. 33 couples both gay and strait were married by queen latifa. >> we got to, you know, walk along this red carpet. >> the couple got a call from a casting agent last fall, inviting them to exchange vows on tv. they knew it would be life changing. >> it's an anthem for gay people to, you know, kind of be recognized as just regular citizens and not necessarily second class citizens anymore. >> not everyone is happy about being on the guest list for the mass wedding. he has been hurt by some of the nasty comments on social media. >> i can't figure out why they continue to do so when we are not trying to take anything away from them. we're not trying to make their lives worse. we are just trying to exist harmoniously with them equally. >> styles and his husband will have to wait to celebrate their marriage. he is in haiti on a medical mission trip. >> so betty, a lot of couples, how did

forced out of school because of a serious injury is not missing a moment of class thanks to a robot. 15-year-old keithin broke both his knees playing basketball last week. to help, in stepped this robot with a screen and live streaming camera. for a first. it allows the real keith to attend classes from home while his robotic counterpart fills in for him in the classroom. keith can virtually raise his hand by hitting a button and triggering a light. the service is donated by a nonprofit that helps sick or injured children stay up to dit in school, while at home or in the hospital. >>> up next on the abc7 sunday morning news, the flu now taking a toll on young victims and the new restrictions being put into place to protect you. and good news for california universities, but it might be bad news for the state's students. hose who've been denied ewelcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >> welcome back. let's start this half-hour with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey, caro

for a couple of years for auto theft. >> but the big question perplexing the officers, why would keithinto the back seat of an empty limousine? police find out he did not have a weapon there. >> it ended up that he was highly intoxicated and it's possible that he thought that somebody was going to drive him away from all the bad things that were happening to him. not the smartest crime guy! >> criminals who try to run from the police may want to remember that a mad dash from the law just might be caught on a dash cam. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> poor kid. geez. >> he can't go up. >> i'm trying. >> and they can't get down. >> in that moment i just knew, oh, my god. we're going to die. >> people trapped in extremely tight spaces. and the most unusual places. >> i was like, how in the world did this person get in here? >> when escape seems unlikely -- >> i couldn't figure out what was on top of my head because i couldn't get it off of me. i was trapped. >> and the hope for rescue is remote. >> we have no idea if we'll even come close to gett

forced out of school because of a serious injury is not missing a moment of class thanks to a robot. 15-year-old keithffin broke both his knees playing basketball last week. to help, in stepped this robot with a screen and live streaming camera. for a first. it allows the real keith to attend classes from home while his robotic counterpart fills in for him in the classroom. keith can virtually raise his hand by hitting a button and triggering a light. the service is donated by a nonprofit that helps sick or injured children stay up to dit in school, while at home or in the hospital. >> up next, the big birthday bash at the white house. details begin to emerge about michelle obama's 50th birthday celebration last night. what guests could not stop talking about after the private event. and the flu now taking a toll on and the flu now taking a toll on young victims and the new to those who've been denied equal access to health care... welcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. delicious, but say i press a fe

a sequoia. it's too hot and too dry. it's why when keithars ago, he wasn't surprised to learn this giant sequoia, like most others in the region, wasn't doing so well. >> it's doing okay but it does have a disease and everybody knew it. >> but this was not just any other tree. it was planted by famed naturalist john mure in the 1880s. in this 1885 photograph, you see the tree protected by a wooden cage planted in a prominent spot on the property for all to see. >> he planted it at the intersection of two farm roads. >> keith realized the only way to save this tree is to clone it. but that's entirely difficult. there may be only one person in the world that could do it. good thing, though, dave millarh agreed to try. he told us via skype he'd jump at the chance to try on a tree that mure himself had planted. >> john mure walked thousands of miles and planted trees. >> so much like he does with other park trees, keith climbed the sequoia with a saw and a plan of pruning shears. except in cutting away the dead parts, he sought out the newest g

there, a very small number of workers, in a warehouse, voted to reject an initiative to form a union. keith your comment on that one? >> good, i don't think they should. amazon is a capitalist thing and money is going where it's traded best, they don't want that in their house. stuart: you're such a conservative, i'm surprised you live in oregon, it's extraordinary. are there any other conservatives in oregon? a couple bopping around there. >> maybe mai'm the only one, i don't know. stuart: and amazon, we know they're working on projects, delivery drones, got that. vending machine for the kindle e-reader. but there are reports that amazon has a brand new product coming down the pipe one they're calling bigger than the kindle. who better to look at this than the editor and chief mark spoonhour. what have they got? >> could have a few things up their sleeves, couple of things we're hearing, the smart phone for amazon kind of deliverying products at chief prices. if you're a prime member today. you can get cop tent for free. and the carriers, they worry more about growth than profit a and-- >>

a motive to kill his wife. his sons believe him, but what about detectives? again, keith it was evening in cottonwood, california, october 5th, 2012, five months to the day after the murder of karen duenas. her widower, mark, and their son, casey, were watching tv. there was a knock at the door. and when mark saw the detectives -- >> he was upset, couldn't believe it. like, are you kidding me? >> they were not. detectives had suspected mark all aening lo and now they had a warrant for his arrest. mark duenas was charged with first-degree murder, held on $1 million bail, to await trial >> to see him in that situation is surreal. you hope the system works, because there's an innocent man up there having to go through this. >> the whole extended clan, including karen's family, told anybody who would listen that the police made a huge mistake. >> you've never heard him call anybody a name. he just isn't that type of guy. >> i can't think of one time where he raised his voice to anybody. >> family support is what persuaded an attorney 600 miles away in southern california to t

couldn't help but start crying when i saw the first couple of people tearing up when i saw keith urban crying like ay. [ music ] >> brandon and his partner were married by queen lateefah. they got a call from a casting agent last fall inviting them to exchange vows on tv. they used to be on a reality show and the agent kept their name on file. they are also planning a private ceremony in tahoe next year. >>> an unusual tribute to pope francis is drawing attention. the story behind the mural that appeared near the vatican. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ee or how to find big savingsdeals on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. you'll find huge club card deals perfr the big game. pizza's a football favorite. digiorno pizza is $3.99. get your snack on. wheat thins and other nabisco crackers are just $1.50 a box. and dreyer's ice cream is only $2.88. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. quite the crowd. at the center of the painti? pope francis. this giant mural appeared oa >>> most graffiti isn't usually welcomed but there's one mural near the vatican d

a whirlwind. music's biggest night turned into brandon styles and kevin's biggest day. >> i couldn't help but start crying when i saw the first couple people tearing up when i saw keith he stage with macklemore and ryan lewis to perform their hit song same love. 33 couples both gay and straight were married by queen latifah. >> we got to, you know, walk along the red carpet. >> the couple got a call from a casting ajent last fall invieth them to exchange vows on tv. they knew it would be life changing. >> it's an anthem for gay people to kind of be recognized as just regular citizens and not necessarily second class citizens anymore. >> not everyone is happy about being on the guest list for the mass wedding. styles says he's been hurt by some of the nasty comments on social media. >> i can't really figure out why they continue to do so when we are not trying to take anything away from them. we're not trying to make their lives worse. we're just trying to exist har moanously with them equally. >> stiels and his husband will have to wait to celebrate their marriage. massick is in haiti on a medical mission trip. >> keep on celebrating. so how did the casting ajent even

forced out of school because of a serious injury is not missing a moment of class thanks to a robot. 15-year-old keithth his knees playing basketball last week. to help, in stepped this robot with a screen and live streaming camera for a first t allows the real keith to attend classes from home while his robotic counterpart fills in for him in the classroom. keith can virtually raise his hand by hitting a button and triggering a light. the service is donate bid a nonprofit that helps sick or injured children stay up to dit in school, while at home or in the hospital. >>> up next on the abc7 sunday morning news, the flu now taking a toll on young victims and the new restrictions being put into place to protect you. and good news for california universities, but it might be bad ♪ [ birds chirping, twinkling noises ] you're always after me lucky charms! they're magically delicious! can help your kids' school get extra stuff. they're the only cereals with box tops for education. you can raise money for your kids' school. look for this logo. only on big g cereals. you can make a difference. every cereal bo

. >> i see a theme. keith said, learn with alisyn camero camerota, learned to sing. for watching. i am alisyn camerota. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> hi, everyone. today on "the real story," eight months since the president has mentioned benghazi in an address to the american people. congressman darrell issa tells why americans deserve to hear about it in the state of the union. is the president praising costco for paying minimum wage? is that a put down for walmart? >>> who is the wiper of the lowest approval rating five years in the presidency, bush, reagan, or obama? you might be surprised. >>> america's most talented kitty back. keyboard cat making a special appearance this weekend. where can you ca

one of lee's two drinking partners is in for a sobering surprise. again, keith. >> narrator: it was a dark winter in buffalo for lee radder's family, a beloved son and brother gone and no answers. >> i want peace for my family. peace and answers. >> and peace will come with answers, i'm assuming? >> right. right. >> narrator: the family traveled out west with a memorial belinda organized. lee's sister ann begged belinda for answers. >> i went up and said, you know, i need answers. you were there. you must be able to just tell me what happened. you'll never know what happened. >> not i don't know what happened myself, but you'll never know what happened? >> you'll never know what happened. >> narrator: and rob was there, but -- >> i don't know that i could do anything that would change how they feel. we all lost someone we loved that day. >> narrator: yes he and belinda seemed to lose each other too. what seemed like a warm and loving relationship just ep v evaporat evaporated. >> my focus had completely changed. after that, he was in survival mode. >> narrator:

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