kyra?> the major and city council members are speaking out. what did they hear you? >> you have the mayor out here who is basically saying the community wants to come together and move forward. you have one of the city councilmen that i spoke to earlier today, jack hen dr sder. he was very vocal. he says he is feeling encouraged by the fact that two suspects are in custody. he is looking at hate crime charges to be filed as well. i want you to listen to what he had to say when i spoke to him as well this morning. >> i think i know a hate crime when i see it. you have two white meaales that shoot at five black people and the other evidence of the online stuff and some of the things that were said leads me to believe that was totally a hate crime. >> reporter: kyra, just to reemphasize here, the police chief, chuck jordan, telling me this morning they are still in the process of analyzing the motivations of these suspects. ultimately, it will be up to the distract attorney to determine whethe

>> well, thank you very much, kyra, and, no, i'm not.body kind of gets acclimated to it and you just kind of move on. some days i'm a little stiff, but i don't really get sore. >> okay. and i have been dying to ask you this, too. everything i have been reading, you've been called baseball's old man, vintage lefty, aged wonder. how do you take that, jamie? >> well, you know, it is what it is, and, you know, i guess, you know, i am a little bit older than most that play this game. but i'm proud of it, and, you know, i think for a while it started to bother me. when i was a little younger it started to bother me, but at this point i think i've heard every old joke. >> it gets old. >> everything you can equate to the word old. so i kind of laugh at it. >> you know, i was thinking of the movie "for the love of the game" with kevin costner, and my ep and i were talking about this, and, you know, he's standing there on the mound, and he tells himself, cue the mechanism, and then the crowd goes silent. and i'm curious, is that what it's like out

kyra? >> okay. now, does it look like right now, miguel, that folks feel they had adequate warnings at this point? >> at the moment, it does. especially in places like forney and other places. they're crediting their early warning system with getting out word and getting people aware that these storms were coming. of course, it happened over such a long period of time. there was that one part that took place where you saw those containers flying around in circles and then there was a second round of storms, so people were on alert. people were paying attention and it was -- a lot came down to plain luck. kyra? >> well, plain luck. miguel, i have to ask you about the folks who were out shooting video to cover this. not real smart. >> you know, it is incredible. you know, we are in this neighborhood, and if you have never been in a tornado, if you have never been in the middle of it this is what it looks like. >> oh, my god. >> it is incredible. that video went from absolute calm to absolute hell on e

one little bit of old man washington, kyra. testify on a hearing about excess spending, flown in from california. even though they know he's probably not going to testify. >> okay. wait, so could we consider that wasteful spending, dana? and isn't that ironic? >> reporter: i'm just saying. >> exactly. you are so well connected there on the hill. you have just an incredible slew of sources. when this finally came out in this video where you started to see more and more of this video, what kind of response did you get from all the people that you deal with on a regular basis there? were they not surprised? were they shocked? did they think, wow, the gall to put something like this together? >> it's the gall. people do things that blur the lines, maybe go over the line in terms of spending all the time across the federal government. not just here in washington. but to put it on tape and to brag about it and boast about it, and it being the so much money that was spent is just extraordinary. i believe what we're going to see here t

kyra phillips has her story of faith and fury. ♪ >> i still love joe. that joe was a bad person. >> reporter: it took some time for sheryl stack to get to this point. for two years, she has struggled, but has found comfort in her music and her faith. >> i have been more sad than mad. suicide is so painful on so many different levels, and then you add the public factor, the public suicide. ♪ >> reporter: it was february 18th, 2010. an angry and violent joe stack set his family's house on fire, then drove here to the georgetown municipal airport, -- >> georgetown tower, dakota 2889 ready for departure. >> 89 delta clear for takeoff. >> what's your direction of flight, sir? >> 89 delta going southbound. >> reporter: at 9:49 a.m. joe stack was headed for his final flight. joe stack knew exactly where he was going. the echelon building in austin. which housed the irs. >> from austin, texas a single-engine aircraft has crashed into a seven-story building. >> it was like a fire bomb. people let out a scream all around me. a few people were crying. >> reporter:

kyra?we look at that bill and the mechanic says you need this fixed, this fixed, and this fixed, and you know that you don't believe him or her. what do you do? >> okay. so "consumer reports" found that in the last five years one-quarter of drivers actually switched repair shops. that's always an option for you. 30% of the women who switched said they felt staff took advantage of them because they're women. if you're not satisfied with your mechanic's diagnosis, "consumer reports" recommends that you actually ask to see the pieces in the car that could be the problem. those worn out parts, they can be easy for anyone to spot. and don't let your mechanic trick you by saying that their insurance rules prohibit customers from entering the work area. be sure to get an estimate for any repair job and have your mechanic contact you to improve budget increases. some helpful. hints for us not to skilled mechanics ourselves, kyra? >> i'll tell you what, sometimes it's easier just to pay a little mor

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kyra? >> considering where we are in the economy right now, what's the smartest way to spend this money that the point? >> good question. we spoke to the founder of the financial advice blog ask the money coach.com and she told us you don't need to take the fun out of a large refund but does recommend saving some of the money, at least 10% or 20%. she says there are smart ways to spend. for example, advance your career by taking a class or prepay our annual car insurance premiums and told us that refund time is a great time to plan for next year's taxes. checking in with an accountant or tax prepayer earlier in the year to cut next year's bill. kyra? >> what do you think? is it better to overpay in the year to get a refund or get the money before, have that money prior to that, don't overpay? >> okay. so we asked this and refunds may feel good getting them, the check, but what it really does mean is that you have had too much taken out of the paycheck in the first place so instead of waitin

that's what it comes down to, kyra.irmly believe that how people feel about their job and their money is going to decide who wins this election. let me show you a little bit of the trend. because the trend is what's important here. the president's folks are focusing on the trend, which is jobs created every month for more than a year. you're seeing jobs created. what the romney folks and the president's opponents are focusing on, the fact that this is not enough to compensate for how all of these jobs lost at the end of the bush administration and the beginning of the obama administration. so to answer your question, there's something for both camps in here. yes, there is recovery, but these numbers are not as strong as you'd like to see. and you're going to see both sides start to blame each other and say, we're the best guy to harness the recovery we have to make it better. both camps are going to make that claim. >> christine romans out of new york for us, christine, thanks so much. >> you're welcome. >>> so did you

>>> thank you for joining me, cnn newsroom continues with kyra phillips. >>> good morning, everyone. it's 11 can:00 on the east coast. 8:00 out west. >>> if there's anything republicans and democrats in congress agree on, it's jobs. sure enough, about three hours from now, president obama will step into the white house rose garden to sign the jobs act, as in jump-start our business start-ups. a bipartisan attempt to help small businesses to get funding faster to grow quicker. critics fear fraud, labor department reports another drop, last week's number was 357,000, down 6,000 from the week before. >>> time is running out to explain their thinking of a legal doctrine of dating back sergeries. the supreme court heard last week, mr. obama said that the court won't scrape a law, passed a strong majority of democratically elected congress. courts have passed judgment on laws passed by congress on the early 1800s. the white house said that the president was making an observation and not trying to intimidate the justices. >>> and fighting continues in syria, despite the government's saying

your english the reporting there kyra stuff we are square filled with anger again on friday as it gets islamists van of their frustration over the country's military rulers pro-democracy activists rally there as well chanting slogans from last year's revolution which toppled hosni mubarak and have with the presidential election drawing near a man a feel the fight for democracy has been replaced by a scramble for power r.t. sarah first reports from cairo. protests nation after the revolution toppled president mubarak egyptians have continued to people power as a way to force change the sights the sounds of protesters on cairo's tahrir square have become a familiar one more than a get this president mubarak was ousted from power with presidential elections just around the corner and the activities here have once again taken. that's a stage but if the loftiest protests anything is a revelation alone is not a democracy make this why the upcoming elections appraising so important. as a discussion group focused on a paced arab spring egypt we met a former members mubarak's regime now a promi

this is your future, kyra.n't get you an astronaut yet and the astronauts are doing their thing and getting ready to go on stage. we'll have some speeches soon. but the next best thing, future astronauts from new jersey. back to you. >> beautifully wrapped up. if you're just tuning in. it's about 11:28 eastern time. and you are watching history, folks. it's the final flight of a space shuttle. had a heck of a flyover and a part of history. that's "enterprise." we'll be talking about it more and what's next for the space program. take a quick break. more from the newsroom straight ahead. pacific in 1943. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection, and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, veterans and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. who have used androgel 1%, there's big news. presenting androgel 1.62%. both are u

♪ >>> i'm kyra phillips, it's 8:00out west. let's get straight to the news.e is synonymous with evil. charles manson, the man behind the most notorious murder case will be up for parole. it's not clear if he'll attend the hearing. one person who will is deborah. she says she hopes manson will be there. >> i think that he needs to look into our eyes, victim's eyes and see the pain that he's caused. i think that is something that is essential to his coming to peace, perhaps before he passes. as you said, this is probably going to be his last parole hearing. >> we are monitoring the hearing in california and will bring developments as they happen. in a couple hours, we are going to hear from trayvon martin's parents. they are expected to speak at a news conference. attorney general eric holder spoke about the investigation into the martin case moments ago. >> they will conduct a thorough and independent review of the evidence. >> in less than 72 hours, we could know more about the state's investigation. it's when angel corey will release new information about th

kyra? >> you talk about other solutions.enator john mccain and senator joe lieberman, what are they offering? >> reporter: i haven't been able to hear what they had to say firsthand. with know senator mccain in weeks and months past talked about bombing syrian government targets. that's not a step that the international community or the u.s. government is interested in taking. the people, the syrians inside i am not stress enough how desperate these people are, kyra. we have been traveling to this region month after month. we meet these people who came out in the streets months ago demanding democracy and freedom and a change in their authoritarian system of government. now, they are increasingly looking for weapons to fight back against a government that has continuously used tanks and artillery and now helicopters against them. just a few weeks ago, i was here. i met a few men that had sold their wife's gold, cars, cows, to come over here and buy a couple of walkie-talkies and hand-held satellite phones themselves to go ba

kyra phillips now. >> thanks. hello. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we are learning more chilling details about the suspect and his possible motive behind the shooting massacre in california. the police chief calls what happened at oikos university a calculated, cold-blooded execution in the classroom. the school now in turmoil. seven killed, three injured. police say at the hands of 43-year-old one goh, a former student. goh was angry and wanted revenge for being expelled earlier this the year. he allegedly lined students up against a classroom wall and shot them one by one. we are taking you live to oakland for the latest in just about ten minutes. >>> voters are heading to the polls today in three contests. wisconsin, maryland and the district of columbia are holding republican primaries. mitt romney predicted a win in wisconsin and holds a big lead in maryland polls. wisconsin will be a key swing state in november. it's one of the few winner-take-all stakes in the republican race. rick santorum seem

general, and please, the honorable hydra mendoza, president of our board of education, and of course, kyra from our filipino channel. please take this problematic -- proclamation declaring this is a filipino-american history month in san francisco. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the highest ranking and only filipino-american elected official in the city and county of san francisco, president of the board of education and education adviser to mayor edwin lee, honorable hydra mendoza. [applause] thank you. it still saddens me when you saw the only in the first filipino ever elected in san francisco, but it is always such an honor to be here with my community, and i want to thank you all for this celebration. we really have so much to celebrate, and i wanted to make sure we acknowledge this month alone and some of the things we have been able to accomplish. as the council general mentioned, ab 199 finally acknowledges the work and the tremendous bravery of our soldiers in world war ii, who will be written into our history books. we're going to make sure that happens. the d

>> it does help, thank you, kyra for your expertise.ng in bruce adoka, bruce, are you still at the scene? hi, bruce, this is brooke on tv. can you hear us? >> a little bit, i will work with you. >> i will clearly speak up as best as i can here. were you on the scene still? >> i was at the scene initially and now i'm at the 911 center. in terms of people in these buildings, five buildings as a result of this jet crash, do you know how many people were home if others were rushed to the hospital? >> yes, what we have is three people that have been transported to area hospitals. as far as others, they don't have any other injuries that are being transported. at this time, there was a tremendous amount of fire and a tremendous amount of smoke. we have crews on the scene, triaging and assessing anybody who may indicate that they are in need of emergency medical services. if a transport is necessary at this time. we have a tremendous regional response, certainly virginia beach fire department, the department of emergency medical services and m

back to kyra. >> oh, boy.ersation with mom but that's a whole other story. >> i think what she's done as the surrogate is to say there's a softer side of mitt romney. he is actually a real person, and so this is really, really excellent because it gives us the chance to humanize him, and if you have noticed what he's done in terms of the gap that roland has been talking about. yeah, there is a gap between president obama and romney relative to women -- >> a huge gap. >> there is a gap, a huge gap, no question about that. what he's been doing if you notice at his speeches, et cetera, what you've got is a number of women now being present. this helps the narrative quite a bit. and we thank you, hilary. >> do you want one more thought? >> real simple. you never attack the person, you always go after the policies. that was the mistake. i think hilary understands that, and so frankly you move on. if i'm her, you get off the stage. let other people focus on the policies and you no longer become the lightning rod. th

tonight they speak to kyra phillips for the first time. >> reporter: west point. the naval academy. the air force academy. prestigious military institutions tasked with training future officers ethically, spiritually, and morally. but for these high school honor students, their experience would be far different. >> i remember him turning off the lights and me asking, what are you doing? >> in the middle of the night, i did come to, and he was on top of me. >> reporter: karley marquet and annie kendzior say they were raped. raped by fellow classmates they trusted and ignored, they say, by a chain of command that promised their parents they'd be protected. >> and nobody, not a single person, not one, was looking out for her best interest. >> come on, karley! >> reporter: karley marquet was not your typical teenage girl. that's her, cage fighting at 18. >> that's it, karley. >> reporter: an all-star rugby player, a champion swimmer and honor student. karley could have gone to college anywhere. what was it about west point that drew you to the academy? >> just knowing you kind of have y

>> listen to this, apparently kyra sedgwick cannot escape the six degrees of her husband kevin bacon.re married 23 years but they reportedly distant cousins. >> it happens. >> this came to light when you are participating on a show on pbs called a " finding your routes." times out they are very distant relatives. they have to children -- two >> i think we are ready for the weekend. >> yes. >> cold mornings, but pleasant afternoons. sunrise services, only about 39 degrees. the rest of the week, the temperatures a little below average the middle of the week. >> we all have to be ready. have a great holiday, everybody. [ male announcer ] at green giant we know nature gives us the most nutritious of gifts. but only when they are ready to be given. that's why green giant picks vegetables at their peak. ...and freezes them fast locking in nutrients ...for you to unwrap. ♪ ho, ho, ho. green giant ♪ [ man ] ring ring... progresso this reduced sodium soup says it may help lower cholesterol, how does it work? you just have to eat it as part of your heart healthy diet. step 1. eat the soup. all

>> well, i have to say, kyra, i think john edwards is a creep and a louse.eally don't think that people will -- i really don't think that people will associate him with the democratic party. unfortunately, both parties have their share of creeps and louses. this is not a big issue. i think people are happy to see there is justice being served given at john edwards behavior, level of arrogance and the people's lives he impacted negatively. i don't think people are paying much attention to this given all the other more complex issues we face as a nation. >> sherry, what do you think? >> i tend to agree. sometimes you hear people on the left or right doing something like this trying to paint the entire party with that brush. this is not the case. if it's revealed there are top operatives or high profile democrats or party leaders involved in a cover up. right now, it looks like john edwards was a creep. he got caught and he's getting his justice. i don't think it's going to have an impact on the democratic party. >> i know both of you toned down your adjectives

forty acres and nineteen ninety three and decided it would be a great place to finally go home i mean kyra. there she is. we call it our new neighbor neighbor nine o seven. we have seventy acres and i can't convince them that they need to drill somewhere besides two hundred feet from our house. the needs of our growing economy also means expanding our domestic production of oil and natural gas which are vital fuel for transportation electricity and manufacturing for any problems of it before we do the right people and then us or. you know our flows are not toxic and we get a lot of there's a lot of mis understanding of what exactly in the fluids. said you come up here and lay out you come out here and live in my house for a week. i have.