tyler and kristi are tried separately for joey fulgham's murder.hat tyler is the actual shooter. in 2004, 14-year-old tyler is prosecuted as an adult. >> did you for real do that, or are you just telling them that? >> we both did. >> what did y'all do. >> without the confession, there would not have been a case. when you look at the confession, it seems very compelling, especially when his mother comes in and he essentially agrees, yes, i did it. >> in july 2004, tyler is convicted of murder. under mississippi state law, he received a mandatory life sentence. >> prison is not a fun place. there are rules of that world that are not rules of this world. there are things that you see that no person should have to see. >> tyler serves his time in an adult prison. then, in 2007, the mississippi supreme court revisits the case. >> there were a few details in the confession that were just not true. >> i saw some blood. it was on a pillow, i guess, something white. >> there would not have been any blood that would have shown up he could have seen. >> she p

hi, kristi. >> >> alot of chaos out there. beltway jammed up on the cop side of the inner loop from green spring to pairing parkway. west side of the inner loop, watch for slow traffic 95 past liberty road, average speed 30- miles an hour. as far as 95 goes northbound. plenty of brake lights from 295 to white marsh boulevard. we have the accident southbound 95 that will catch your eye at keith avenue. 22 at paradise road. quite a few here. hunter's run and mountain run at pulaski highway. . this traffic report is brought to you by mummies of the world e exhibition coming saturday at the science center. back to you. >>> thank you, 200 million boxes are sold every year. soon, you will probably have some in your house. ron has more on the start of a sweet of the year in maryland and across the country. >>> pass the thin mints, it's girl scout cookie time. >> today is the day. >> >> morgan sends cards to last year's customers, when it comes to sales, she is a cookie monster. >> i sold 2,016 boxes last year and i walked door-to-doo

"wjz" is live, kristi explains what it's doing and kristi, can you see it overhead or has it gone down? >> i think it might be hiding in some of the clouds. i have not seen it as of late, but i did see it earlier today. we confirmed the navy is conducting aerial mapping over the city of baltimore. it has caught the eye of many residents below. if you are looked up lately, you may have spotted there hiding in the clouds or over baltimore's harbor. >> i have been seeing it all week. >> a u.s. navy blimp almost 200 feet long is flying over baltimore. >> me and my friends were talking about it, wondering what it was. >> i was coming down 95 and i wondered. >> the blimp is a government research conducking area mapping and the lighter than air blimp began to roam above the dc area and can remain stationary for 12 hours. >> the blimp is around washington, d.c , including places like the department of agriculture and some of our major airports, like here at -- . >> usually when they have a football game, good year, met life and all to have that, but this one was way high. >> the blimp won't be

kristy will explain what it is. >> reporter: it caught the residents of those far below. if you looked up lately, you may have spotted this hide nothing the clouds or hovering over boement more. >> i've ben seeing it all day. >> a navy blimp 200 feet long is flying over baltimore. >> me and my friends were talking about it and wondering what it was. >> i was coming down 95 and wondering what it was. >> they tell us at the baltimore sun, the laboratory said it's a military mapping and the lighter than air blimp went through the dc area and can remain stationary. it's mapping around the flight don't zones around washington and it includes places like the department of agriculture. the blimp is propelled by enenergies landing as far west of the airport. the baltimore blimp as its being called online sparked twitter discussions and people wanting to know what it's doing and others say blimp watching. >> usually when they have a football game you see this. but this one was way high. >> the blimp won't be up for much longer. the research lab says after october 5th it's flying a

let's check on the roads now with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. hi, kristy. >> hi, vic. hi, everyone. things are not looking too good on the beltway. especially on the inner loop. average speed, only about 35 miles an hour. on the west side inner loop, stop and go there, from 295 past liberty road. northbound 95, there is an accident at the beltway, on the northeast side on the rosedale side. that has traffic backed up to the fort mchenry tunnel. as far as accidents go, still plenty of them out there. in anne arundel county, fort smallwood at whitecoast road. eastbound 32 at telegraph road. south caton at georgetown. north fulton at west north avenue. and harford road at harford terrace. you can see, things still running fairly slowly there on the beltway at 70 this. traffic report is brought to you by your local zips dry cleaners, professional beat -- cleaning, unbeatable prices. you can find your local zips. >>> started as an empty lot. but drive down russell street now, and you can see what is soon to be the beginning of baltimore city's first casino. we got a look be

kristie i'm curious your thoughts on who should be the chair of the federal reserve janet yellen certainly has the vote of many progressive groups locked up it's not just elizabeth warren there's a number of groups that have been pushing for the yellen nomination too for her to take that the fed chair position the interesting thing is that she is actually not all that progressive i mean remember when she served under clinton she supported chain c.p.i. all these things that you know the progressive groups now are you know screaming holding back a guy why she's been supported other than the fact that she's not larry summers oh well i think she's not larry summers i think. she's i hate to say it this way but she's really not larry summers in that she's a woman if you're going to have somebody like larry summers who's going to go down for saying that you know casting aspersions on women doing well in the math and sciences what better way to send a different message than to nominate a very accomplished. was to take the and use some of the tools and frank some of the new tools that the fed has t

hi, kristy. >> hi, kai. hi, everyone. we still have a lot of traffic out there.especially along northbound 95. it's slow from 32 to 100 on the southwest side. then traffic slows from moravia road. slowing from greenspring avenue to harford road. traffic only creeping along at 25 miles an hour. west side inner loop, slow there as well from 95 past liberty road. give yourself at least 20 minutes to get through. seeing difficulty to marriottsville road. a couple of new accidents to tell you about. north fulton avenue. and east northern parkway at harford road. let's now take a live look. as you can see, still a lot of volume on the beltway around 70. this traffic report is brought to you by papa john's. attention, ravens fans. every monday is ravens day. call or click to find out about the monday toppings special. back to you. >>> well, he gave his life, protecting the citizens of maryland. now, the family of slain s.w.a.t. officer jason schneider need your help. mike schuh reports on large fundraising effort about to begin. >> reporter: it's hard to imagine the rai

. >>> let's check on the roads with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. >>> we have a couple disabled vehicles that are going to tie up your commute, traveling northbound on the 100 westbound, excuse me, at executive park drive. the second one we have a disabled vehicle southbound at northern parkway blocking the right lane. as far as accidents go, falls road at west northern parkway, traveling on the top size of the inner loop, stop and go over to hartford road. expect 15 minutes from baltimore national pike to liberty road and slow traffic on 70 westbound and at northbound 95 at this hour, seeing a minor slow down from 32 past 100. let's take a live look. as you can see, volume continues to build on the beltway west of york road. this traffic report is brought to you by the maryland school for the blind vehicle donation program, call (866)672-6922 to donate a car and make a difference for a child with a visual impairment in maryland. >>> this spring there will be two more katherine cat -- catholic saints. alphonso van marsh reports for wjd. >> catholics rallies for pope o john paul

. >> governor chris kristi reviewed the damage of the fire on the jersey shore boardwalk. now investigators are trying to figure out what caused the fire and the residents are trying to pick up the pieces again. >> reporter: the optimism was that the boardwalk was stronger than the storm. less than a year later, livelihoods have been destroyed again. residents were in shock as they watched their businesses burn to ash. chris lost at least $40,000 in merchandise from superstorm sandy. he will have to start from scratch to rebuild and estimates damage ifs the fire are at least another $30,000. seeing the damage up close for the first time since the fire, he says this time the damage will take longer to repair. >> sandy wasn't bad. we were able to get back in business pretty quickly. the clean up wasn't so bad. this, you look at my building right now. clearly, it is going to have to be cleaned up a lot. there's nothing left except for a shell and it is not even a whole shell. >> reporter: chris' stall was just a few feet away from the trench where the firefighters build the t

the national guard has evacuated more than 2000 people, including kristie crawford-peake and her family from lyons. >> down in the neighborhood today we felt like we were the only ones left. >> bradley fled for this church shelter 12 miles away. >> i walked out and the river was going through the highway, cars, kitchens were washing down the street. >> this bulletin board was filled with messages one said call mom. >> bernard morrison sandra sharp registered their names with officials. >> we didn't want to put people at risk. >> they left their riverside mobile home in lyons just before floodwaters crested. >> the worst we can think of is the water goes up high enough to wash the house off its foundation, foundation we have a lot of personal effects that are right at dirt level we know are ruined. >> a am among those who died in the flooding were wesley quinlan and wiyanna nelson. >> they were swept away after leaving their trapped vehicles. >> more showers are expected overnight, but dry weather does return tomorrow, jeff, which is very welcome news for the more than 1,000 people belie

. >> kristi kelly: there's not a lot of opportunities in any one lifetime where you can be a part ofng from such an early stage. and so, ultimately, my partners begged me to come out. and my husband and i packed up our bags and shut down our life in d.c. and moved out here. >> tripp keber: the company's evolution has been fairly dynamic. >> kroft: tripp keber is c.e.o. of dixie elixirs, the leading manufacturer of cannabis-laced edibles. it supplies most of the state's 537 dispensaries from this factory, which he calls state- of-the-art for the industry, which means small scale. >> keber: so here we have lexi, who is one of our production specialists. she's preparing our medicated chocolate rolls, which are certainly one of our most popular edibles products. >> kroft: smells really good. it looks good. >> thank you. ( laughter ) >> kroft: dixie elixir's product line includes ice creams and medicated beverages that come in ten different flavors. >> keber: we have a 75- milligram, 12-ounce sparkling red currant, would be the equivalent of four or five doses of medicine for a patient. >

i'm kristy. >> how old are you?>> all of the sudden, you notice, somebody was left behind. >> he is coming out here. he is making a last-minute appearance? >> they start asking him questions like, who is the loudest one in your family? >> it's you. >> it's me. >> in my family, it's my dad. is your dad here today? >> no. >> where is he? >> he is in the military. >> they haven't seen their dad in a few months and they think he is overseas in qatar. >> this is the place where dreams come true. so all i want you guys to do is turn around and look that way. >> dad is tackled to the ground by the two little kids. >> they took him down. >> he gets confused like i'm so excited i don't know what to do. >> how do you make disney world better? >> that's the only way i can think of. >> you can't get happier than that. >> that is the ultimate happiness. >> so there is this really cool campaign called selfless port trats online. people from around the world are participating having their faces drawn and drawning the faces of othe

kristy and her daughter were evacuated. >> walked sxarnd realized we're some of the only ones left. >> evacuees left messages for people still unaccounted for. one read call mom. and cots for sleeping, food to be eaten and hugs to be shared. >> 1500 homes destroyed. more than 17,000 damaged . rescuers are shaken. but say the recovery has already begun. >> the question i had was how can we recover from this? i know exactly inch by inch, mile by mile, community by community they are taken this stuff back. >> not everything can be rebuilt. four people are confirmed dead including wesley and his girlfriend. >>> dozens attended a memorial service for the couple. >> they treated everybody the same. everybody was their best friend. everybody was their best friend. >> the 19-year-olds were killed thursday when flood waters overturned their car. cbs news, boulder, colorado. >> two more people are reported missing and presumed dead and still trying to account for 1200 people. american red cross workers are in colorado helping with relief efforts. >> two women got airlifted with their dog yester

. >> this couple enjoying another national park, kristy field wonders about federal job losses back home. >> we are worrying about all of the east coast too. >> what can we do -- what can one person do. >> those who are here lever day reaccident losing park access to politics, a shut down would keep most benefits rolling, social security, medicare, those on disability -- would keep going but others pay will be delay. >>> it is bad all the way around. >> tonight the next tour is scheduled for tuesday because tomorrow's ferry's are all sold out. reporting live in san francisco -- ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details some services won't be effected social security and medicare checks will go out on time. post offices will remain open and still process mail. and military service members will be on duty. >> president obama met with senior staff -- the white house didn't release details. coming up angry reaction from members of the congress and of the public. >>> a mylar kite is said to cause a power outage, the kite got stuck in the power lines and the power went out around 4:30 and as of 8:

. >> kristi wants a lawsuit. >> all real. >> very real. >> i agree. >> two reels. >> moving on to numberhree. >> i don't know. i think it's possible. can we count the bottle that has a cap on it? >> or did they place the cap on lightly? >> i'm going fake. >> i'm going fake too because there is no way that plastic frisbee could open a beer cap. >> i think it is fake. >> i think it is probably fake. >> three unanimous decisions. >> these aussies claim it is real. >> they could have done more to prove it is real. they could have shown one shot, take the bottle out, show it is not -- >> they can do it again with the shots that nick is talking about, then we will believe it. >> if we could all drink on the job, mack, we can all get socia. >> we can all get social with it. >> cheers, cheers. >> one thing they tell you in arizona is if a wash is flooded, don't drive through it. that's what a 71-year-old woman did in williamson valley. leah detwiler took this video footage on her property that said, do not cross when flooded about you for some reason, a 71-year-old woman drove into the wash and

her employer released a statement saying in part that kristi was full of brilliance, passion and kindness. her high energy and infectious enthusiasm impacted everything and everyone she touched. she was also a dancer. she performed with a group out of ohio. we spoke to the dance director by phone. >> she was just a real generous, loving, beautiful heart. she was always smiling and had nothing but wonderful things to say. >> police believe 57-year-old bernosky is the rec and park employee. he drove off after running over herment police found him a few blocks away and arrested him. he poured bail today. he has been place owed unpaid lead -- leave. he worked as a gardener for the parks and rec department since 2006. in april, his 20-year-old daughter tiffany was killed in a car accident on interstate 5 in fresno. ama dates, abc7 news. >> kristine has bought many meals for her family at three stone hearth and they are sending donations to keep sending meals to her family. find the link under see it on tv. >>> the family of a man killed by officers in sunnyvale is angry about what an investiga

her employer released a statement saying in part that kristi was full of brilliance, passion and kindness. her high energy and infectious enthusiasm impacted everything and everyone she touched. she was also a dancer. she performed with a group out of ohio. we spoke to the dance director by phone. >> she was just a real generous, loving, beautiful heart. she was always smiling and had nothing but wonderful things to say. >> police believe 57-year-old bernosky is the rec and park employee. he drove off after running over herment police found him a few blocks away and arrested him. he poured bail today. he has been place owed unpaid lead -- leave. he worked as a gardener for the parks and rec department since 2006. in april, his 20-year-old daughter tiffany was killed in a car accident on interstate 5 in fresno. ama dates, abc7 news. >> kristine has bought many meals for her family at three stone hearth and they are sending donations to keep sending meals to her family. find the link under see it on tv. >>> the family of a man killed by officers in sunnyvale is angry about what an investiga

kristy was full of brilliance, passion and kindness. her high energy impacted everything and

kristi, good morning? >> reporter: good morning to you. we just spoke with hani khan. she said she was excited to get this job at hollister and company. she said she was saving for college, but since then it's been a roller coaster job. about four months into her job, he was asked to remove her head scarf, but she said she refused because of religious reasons, citing her muslim faith. she said a short time later, a couple weeks, she was let go, she was fired. now a federal judge has found in her favor, today with u.s. equal employment commission, it announced abercrombie & fitch will pay $70,000 to settle two religious lawsuits. hahn worked at the hollister store in san mateo. we looked at their website this morning and it certainly touts its southern california looks. now, according to khan's attorney, the company through a district manager, agreed that she should be fired for violating the looks policy, which doesn't allow headwear. she had been hired, she said, while wearing it, and worked in a stockroom. she said this news is a relief. >> i'm really happy with the

her employer released a statement saying in part that kristi was full of brilliance, passion and kindness enthusiasm impacted everything and everyone she touched. she was also a dancer. she performed with a group out of ohio. we spoke to the dance director by phone. >> she was just a real generous, loving loving, beautil heart. she was always smiling and had nothing but wonderful things to say. >> police believe 57-year-old bernosky is the rec and park employee. he drove off after running over herment police found him a few blocks away and arrested him. he poured bail today. he has been place owed unpaid lead -- leave. he worked as a gardener for the parks and rec department since 2006. in april, his 20-year-old daughter tiffany was killed in a car accident on interstate 5 in fresno. ama dates, abc7 news. >> kristine has bought many meals for her family at three stone hearth and they are sending donations to keep sending meals to her family. find the link under see it on tv. >>> the family of a man killed by officers in sunnyvale is angry about what an investigation into the shooting reve

the next season i chose kristy. she won. then i picked lance bass. i picked the second place. then chose donny osmond. i then picked erin andrews. i picked jennifer grey. i chose heinz ward. i picked david arquette. and last season i picked the second place. six winners. only one time in 11 seasons did my pick come in lower than third. that's why they call me nostre danctres. and now it's time to make my prediction. earlier today i wrote a dancer's name and i folded it up and stuffed it inside a briefcase and then i stuffed the briefcase inside our security guard's mouth. that's right, guillermo. gee ra guiller guillermo, reveal my selection. and the winner of season 17 will be -- >> amber riley. >> amber riley! if she doesn'tly be furious for about five minutes and thenally forget about it. go get em, amber. do it for glee. do it for me. paula dean was rumored to be one of the stars they tried to get to dance. over the weekend, paula made her first public appearance since she went into hiding. i knew eventually she would have to come outd f for butter somet. she held a cookin

kristy and her daughter were evacuated in lyons. >> probably some of the only ones left. >> at this shelteracuees left messages for people unaccounted for. one read call mom. and there are cots for sleeping, food to eat and hugs to be shared. >>> the numbers are mind-boggling. 1500 homes destroyed. more than 17,000 damage. rescuers are shaken but the recovery has already begun. >> the question i had is how can we recover from this? i know exactly inch by inch, mile by mile, community by community. they are taken this stuff back. >> not everything can be rebuilt. four people are confirmed dead including wesley and his girlfriend. >>> dozens attended a memorial service for the couple last night. >> everybody was their best friend. everybody was their best friend. >> the 19-year-olds were killed thursday when flood waters overturned their car. >> emergency officials say more than 12300 people are still unaccounted for. officials hope they can reconnect soon. >> you mentioned that phone service. the people who don't have it, how is that going to affect people unaccounted for? >> reporter: the r

>> joining us is south dakota republican congresswoman kristi noem.common sense to the conversation. you know, really what we want to do is to have the president and the senate come to the table and recognize that this is a perfect opportunity to get our country back on track. to be more fiscally responsible and use common sense to put some reforms in place. >> i asked on google-plus this morning, a number of our viewers weighed in for you and their questions are interesting. rick, and i promise i will read them, rick writes, assuming the congress knew that the deadline was looming, why do you guys always wait until the last minute to get started on working for a real solution to the country's problems? answer rick's question this morning. >> he's exactly right. we have been trying to have this conversation for the last several months with the president. as you remember, he's been saying quite loudly he will not negotiate, which doesn't make sense to us because historically whenever we've had a spending bill in the past, we have worked to put in spend

if you're waiting for someone to get home from work tonight, let's check on the roads with kristy breslin, live at wjz traffic control. >>> hi everyone, we're still dealing with a lot of traffic out there. northbound on the harris expressway, watch for delays over to belfast. on the topside of the inner loop, bumper to bumper from charles street to hartford road. on the west side inner loop, slow traffic there as well. from 895 over to liberty road. and northbound 95, stop and go there from 395 over to white marsh boulevard. a couple accidents as well. northbound 95 on the southwest side at 175 and southbound 95 at 195. let's take a live look. traffic not moving well at all there on the beltway west of york road, brought to you by paul miller, going to the dentist does not have to be scary or painful. 410, 760-4445 or yoursmiletoday.com. >>> beautiful afternoon, comfortable, look at these temperatures, 73 degrees. north winds at 3. the barometer holding steady. holding steady. take a looand when you get up -- can i play? no! you don't even get football. [ male announcer ] when you've got

her employer released a statement saying in part, kristi was full of brilliance, passion and kindness. her high energy and enthusiasm affected everyone she touched. she was also a dancer and per tomorrowed with a group out of ohio. we spoke with the dance director by phone. >> she was a real generous, loving, beautiful heart. anytime you see her she was always smiling and always had nothing but wonderful things to say. >> police believe 57-year-old tom bernosky is the park and rec employee who killed her. he drove off after running over her. police found him a few blocks uh what i and arrested him. he posted bail. he has been placed on unpaid leave while police investigate what happened. he worked as a gardener for the park and rec department since 2006. he is also dealing with a loss. in april his 20-year-old daughter tiffany was killed in a car accident on the i-5 in fresno. >> she frequently shopped at three stone hearth. the store has been getting donations to provide meals for her young daughter and husband. if you would like to help with that we have a link on abc7news.com under

kristy, good morning. >>> good morning to you. we are at station 7 here on folsom.s going on at all 43 fire stations across the city this morning. sort of a tribute to the first responders and civilians that died on 9/11. during the ceremony, we often see citizens here in san francisco stop and pause specially when they hear the names read of the 343 firefighters from new york who died during the tragic event. they just raised the flag a couple of minutes ago. of course, the four planes that crashed carrying many people from right here in the bay area. here is what's happening. at 6:45, the trucks start rolling out of the bays. at 6:58, firefighters do what they are doing now, they gather in front of the flag poles but they do something a little different in a couple of minutes. at 6:59, the time of the south tower collapse, the bells ring at three sets of three chimes, signifying the last alarm. at 7:00, the flag is lowered to half-staff. it stays there all day. then, there is a moment of silence at 7:02. that's when all of the firefighter's names, the 343 fallen f

this comes one year to the day after we lost bay area native, kristi fence, wi chris stephens. >> it is too early to tell if they are linked in any way. officials are saying a car bomb is to blame for this attack that tore up the libyan foreign ministry meeting. the bomb went off at dawn and damaged buildings next door, including the benghazi branch of the libyan central bank. several people were said to be hurt but with just minor injuries. at this point, no one is claiming responsibilities for this blast. as we just talked about, it has been just one year since u.s. ambassador, chris stephens and two navy s.e.a.l.s and a computer specialist were killed. still, no arrests have been made. this morning, counter christ officials say they have determined several extremist groups are behind this attack. they say they think the attack was planned specifically for the outpost but they are still trying to determine who was the overall mastermind and whether september 11th was a targeted date. it is still very much an active investigation. take a look at this. this is the fbi website. it sho

we have a great guest, kristi barth, romance norvist. -- novelist. how did you get into this? >> six years ago i joined the maryland romance writers and they helped me figure out what i was doing wrong and doing right and now i've written ten books. >> reporter: you're very successful, too. >> i like to think so. >> reporter: this is your book. >> it is about a wedding planner in chicago. i have some other romance authors here. we cover the gamut from historical to paranormal to romantic, suspense. you name it, we've got it. >> reporter: sounds like my weekend last weekend. but anyway, thank you very much for joining us. >> i hope everyone will come by our stage. we have panels and readings all weekend long. >> reporter: nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: congratulations. >> thank you. >> reporter: we have walking tours. we've got food and wine. everything. >> there's a great mix. any genre of books you can find you can find right here at the book festival. it brings books to life, especially with the authors, the children's authors, with the food for chot sta

kristy was full of brilliance, passion and kindness. her high energy impacted everything and everyone she touched. now, late this afternoon, the vehicle manslaughter case was changed from a felony to misdemeanor, reducing bail to $25,000. prosecutors will get the case on monday. coming up at 6:00, what we've learned about complaints about park employees. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2news. >> viewers are been sharing condolences on our facebook page. join the conversation by searching for ktvu channel 2. >>> developing news out of oakland, where police within the last hour arrested a suspect in a robbery and standoff. officers on the scene say it began with the theft of a car and some electronic devices elsewhere in oakland. police pinged cell phones to track the stolen items to a store on mcarthur boulevard and randolph avenue. they arrested three men and two women there, but a fourth man stayed inside. about an hour later, a man could be seen surrendering. police then checked the store to make sure no

of koch industries, both 36 bil and you have the four members of the walton family, that includes kristia and they're a combined $136 billion. we all shop at walmart, right? rounding out the top ten, new york city mayor michael bloomberg, $31 billion. perhaps no surprise here, chris, in terms of the young ones, facebook ceo and founder mark zuckerberg, he's the richest american who is under 30 years old at $19 billion. >> wow, unbelievable. >> if he wanted to retire today, he'd never have to work ever, ever again. his children and grandchildren will never have to work again. >> great grandchildren and great great grandchildren can live off the money he makes. let's talk about the income gap, though. that has widened. the jobs gap, when you see these numbers are pretty startling too. >> reporter: absolutely. the gap between the rich and the poor is getting bigger. i believe it has stretched to the widest levels since officials began tracking this data a decade ago. rates of unemployment for the lowest income families, those earning less than $20,000, that's topped 21%, nearly matching the

we've got an idea, because kristi walton of the walmart family has put her wyoming estate on the markets. for perspective, the most expensive home that's currently listed in the united states goes for $135 million. that's some house. and it's up on our facebook page at facebook/jansingco. and now, there's a plan that lets you experience that "new" phone thrill again and again. and again. can you close your new phone box? we're picking up some feedback. introducing verizon edge. the plan that lets you upgrade to a new verizon 4glte phone when you want to. having what you want on the network you rely on. that's powerful. verizon. upgrade to the new moto x by motorola with zero down payment. >>> it has been an unusually fiery morning on the floor of the house. they are debating whether to pass a continuing resolution that would fund the government until december 15th but in the process would defund obama care. this is the first in a series of fights that we're seeing in washington, d.c. a very split congress. i want to bring in democratic strategist and former clinton '08 adviser kiki mccl

the i mean you know they've got kristi's in assessing the value of the art institute in detroit that the whole throw detroit into bankruptcy put in an emergency dictator in a system urgency dictator but that whole thing is really just to loot the city basically anything that says it has a value that a billionaire might watch or transactional corporation might want were going to pull it out of there and sell it off and one of those things is the city owned electric utility is it possible that cutting the power or very high profile day like this in a very hot day like this we had this story not come out had people not known that he had intentionally done this because people weren't listening to him is it possible that really the plan was to cut the power and then afterwards say yeah you know we got this aging infrastructure and sprawl on a par we really need to privatized that right away so that some big corporation can come in and fix it. of course it's possible again this is been a manufactured crisis from day one from two thousand and nine to two thousand and twelve mansingh cut the

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three-year-old guy was at home with his new mom kristie when she suddenly suffered from a seizure.onored by the local fire department for his heroic actions. he received a plaque in a fire truck. was even more amazing is that he has a speech impediment a year ago he was barely able to speak, let alone call for help. >> we will direct my.be right b female announcer: female announcer: save up to 35% on a huge selection of clearance mattresses. get two years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. sleep train's inventory clearance sale is on now. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> the time is 8:56 a.m.. nasa says that is curiosity rover has made a another big discovery on mars-- water! scientists say that the water molecules are bound to tiny soil particles. that means that more and more could be fought along the entire planet. there is not very much, boat--researchers estimate that the water molecules make up only 2% of the surface soil. the findings are detailed on the journal " science ". >> coming up on the kron4 morning news. a fatal car accidents in san francisco. one

respectfully, kristi. jonesboro, arkansas. i want kristi to know, and i want everybody in america to know, that i hear you. those guys that are driving the nails, those guys turning the wrenches, the nurses providing health care, the firemen who are doing their jobs working the 40-hour week, barely making ends meet, and we are piling more and more debt on this country. $1.3 trillion in additional costs. when social security and medicare are nearing bankruptcy. it's unconscionable. i want folks to he know in my district and across the country there are people here that hear you and we are going to work for you and try to fix this problem because we can't sustain this any longer. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentlelady from california, ms. elosi. ms. pelosi: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i thank my colleague from illinois, mr. davis, for his courtesy to allow me with great enthusiasm to come to the floor to salute team america, our team u.s.a. which came

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this comes, we have the most recent poll from the garden state puts kristie ahead by 20 points, downng to be in this race, and the christie people will talk about this privately how big can he win here? the goal is to come out and i won a state that voted for obama by 17 points, i won it by 20, 25 points myself and this idea here, this will impress the national republican party and say we have lost two straight national elections. do you think that has currency with republicans. >> chris christie will run if he runs as the guy that can bring the sides together. the anti-tea party guy, we see him fighting with rand paul, that wasn't an accident. and running up those margins real high is important for his campaign. they think they can go to the american public, to iowa, to new hampshire and say, look, republicans and democrats vote for me and if i run, all those swing state s will be in play ad a couple more. >> how seriously he takes this when frank lautenberg was senator and died this year and had to schedule a special election, went out of his way and at the cost of $24 million to h

. >> thank you, kristi. >>> a reminder to you, you can see prince william's passion, new father, new> looking forward to that. >> yeah, going to be a good one. >>> we have more for you. >> live coverage of the big stories stateside and around the world in the next hour of your "new day" starts right now. >> if you are just joining us we want to wish you a happy sunday morning and thank you for sharing a little bit of your morning with us. i am christi paul. >> i am victor blackwell. >>> we have got to start with the still fresh deal to get rid of syria and getting rid of the chemical weapons. john kerry is trying to soothe concerns there. >> and damascus is closer to jerusalem than boston to new york. so they have a tremendous stake in the destruction of the arsenal there, understandably. >> yeah, jim, what specifically is kerry telling the israelis today? >> reporter: addressing those concerns that you mentioned, israel borders syria and they are possibly other than assad's own people, they are the number one target for the chemical weapons, and they just had lunch, prime minister n

kristi funk, said the decision was not made overnight. "it wasn't based in fear."l choice has not diminished her celebrity. >> if anything, the ft she had this done in a public way has kept her in the headlines, kept her star power a little higher. >> reporter: a medical choice reflecting a long-ago movie toast with her future partner. >> to dodging bullets. >> dodging bullets. >> reporter: and now back to work. for "today," nbc news, los angeles. >> good to see angelina back. >> and she's been such a good example to so many women. thinking about this. >> certainly has. the angelina effect for sure. >>> let's check the weather again from dylan dreyer in for al. dylan? >> weather brought to you back to you my, fast acting advil. nothing works faster. >> natalie, it is steamy out here now. we are checking off things on the bucket list. did you also include front row at a concert? >> no, i didn't. >> awesome. that's two checks right off the bat. it is hot out here this morning. we are looking at dew points running in the mid 70s. and with a cold front approaching, tha

the helm of the fed or to have diversity on the committee, aside from jenny yellen, you turn to a kristy roamer, who also has history with this while house, it is a long gap where there is a prominent macro economist. there are other women at the treasury like l.l. brainard. >> name me something the president did that immediately helped the stock market. >> he accepted a letter from summers. >> i saw a joke earlier this morning that the president has asked his entire staff to resign to lift capital markets. >> can you imagine? maybe he is looking at that 200, 250 days. who is cross over. wants to stop the hinden burg. he may be a technician. we just don't know. >> it is sort of an odd point to bring up. bernanke. the chances of bernanke sticking around for a third term may not have gone up but they hadn't gone down. >> if it hadn't been for the president's comments about bernanke overstaying his welcome, you may say maybe he stays a little bit longer. now, it is hard to see how he can turn around and have that happen. >> i think he is upset. i think he is kind of upset. i am going back t