cheryl cooky, deborah slaner larkin, we appreciate it. >> thank you.much. >> ifill: fourth of july brought parades, patriotism and even a few fireworks to the campaign trail. no better time, then for politics monday, our weekly look at the state of the campaign. joining me tonight: tamara keith of n.p.r. and susan page of "usa today." ladies, let's follow the money. let's talk about what some of these candidates have said they have been raising. we see that in the three-month period people have been measuring, hillary clinton says she's raised $45 million, bernie sanders in that same period of time, for someone who has not been a real challenge to her on some levels $15 million, ted cruz $14 million and $14 million. >> hillary clinton has been doing big fundraisers, $2,700 fundraisers per head, the max someone can get from the primary. she's done three or four fundraisers a day where if you add it up it's, like, $1 million in a single day. at the same time she's been trying to get a lot of small donors and when this number came out, her campaign was ca

he ran to neighbor marie larkins' house. >> he said somebody killed stephanie. and i was like what are you talking about, calm down. he was on the phone with the police at the same time. >> reporter: larkins ran into the crime scene. what she saw next she'll never forget. dzikowski was on the floor in the fetal position. she suffered a single gun shot to the head. >> i got scared first. and then i got this knot this sick feeling in my stomach and it was just like nothing but blood. >> reporter: neighbors say a manana gray hoodie was seen running from the scene down aramingo. >>> this is surveillance video obtained by "action news" that may have captured him. neighbors and police say he was riding a bike near the home earlier in the day. the hoodie seemed odd with temps in the 90's. >> right now it doesn't seem like this is any type of random home invasion or anything like that. seems like this particular home at least was targeted. but again, homicide is going the look into every aspect of this. >> reporter: dzikowski worked in a dental office. relatives say she

. >> i heard about the cooking school through the larkin academy a. >> their noting no way to feed themselves food and i usually eat whatever safeway is near my home a lot of hot food i was excited that i was eating lunch enough instead of what and eat. >> as i was inviting them over teaching them basic ways to fix good food they were so existed. >> particle learning the skills and the food they were really go it it turned into the is charity foundation i ran into my friend we were talking about this this do you want to run this charity foundations and she said, yes. >> i'm a co-found and executive director for the cooking project our best classes participation for 10 students are monday they're really fun their chief driven classes we have a different guest around the city they're our stand alone cola's we had a series or series still city of attorney's office style of classes our final are night life diners. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we want to be sure to serve as many

. >> i heard about the cooking school through the larkin academy a. >> their noting no way to feed themselves a lot of fast food and i usually eat whatever safeway is near my home a lot of hot food i was excited that i was eating lunch enough instead of what and eat. >> as i was inviting them over teaching them basic ways to fix good food they were so existed. >> particle learning the skills and the food they were really go it it turned into the is charity foundation i ran into my friend we were talking about this this do you want to run this charity foundations and she said, yes. >> i'm a co-found and executive director for the cooking project our best classes participation for 10 students are monday they're really fun their chief driven classes we have a different guest around the city they're our stand alone cola's we had a series or series still city of attorney's office style of classes our final are night life diners. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we want to be sure to

they will not just go down larkin street. they are going to chairman and the bistro and they will say where is this museum and they will discover that and hopefully get into the jazz and cadillac hotel again and hopefully into more jazz. as 400 mayor's discovered in one of their most enlightening sessions ever to join our memorial in that session. so there is to say a lot of things happening and it's just a matter of us linking it up, talking about it, and introducing more people to it. when we get the lighting down with the harlan's leadership on the lighting, the pathways are going to be better lit and you see people at the park providing for all the people that we want our parts to reflect. on valencia, that's going to sprout. you see ice cream in the middle of the tunnel coming. i can't wait for the day we serve free ice cream in the tenderloin. they deserve it. that will be a lot of fun. there is a lot of new things happening and i think this is a moment to an attribute all the spirit of the people that have come here to

larkin we made 2 facing mistakes our last mistake not our last mistake is our fourth permit is we got the permit as requested to change the stairs as what they wanted we got that permit and went to the preservation fine they issued the permit the stairs were 80 percent built contaminate ironically i agree with the folks i actually don't like the stairs i don't care i don't like the stairs the massaging it the same as the adjoining stairs it is somewhat ironic my request we amend this permit and amend the drawings to comply with each of rose and margaret wishes the first one the stair design that we actually put in open

larkin for a micro unit this is still not meeting the spirit of retail corridor this space is much too shallow you need 2 housing unit 6 foot four in different and the mural didn't do it further takes what should be there and not there i can't unfortunately support it i'll see what my fellow commissioners have to say. >> commissioner antonini. >> i just wanted to ask staff to have a motion to approve i think that could be given to us and along with the motion to disapprove. >> commissioner richards. >> i guess somebody brought of issue the underserved as it regularities to the master plan maybe the gentleman - >> or the staff planner can talk about what the master plan is how it relates to it is the three or four time the bread crumple trail and hear from the project sponsor. >> from planning code the department didn't need a consistency determination with the health care services master plan. >> this is the determination it is made in pitcher with the department of public health so a change of use to medical use that will accompany 10 thousand grow secret square feet or any additions

johnny bench joe morgan barry larkin, i got to know them the four years i've been playing.ucky and blessed. >> erin: get some sleep tonight. you may be chartering back with mike trout. thanks. joe? >> joe: a likable guy. a gritty player. they love him here in cincinnati. the todd father from jersey, you can hear it. accent, as melancon is trying to do his best jacob degrom impression. no truth to the rumor he asked pauley walnuts to throw him the pitches last night, at the home run derby. instead, it was his brother, charles. they made the winning combination. >> harold: it's a baseball family. a great story. tom, you see mike trout flying back to jersey -- >> tom: jersey boys. i didn't get my invite. what i love about todd frazier, it's like he never left williamsport. he plays on this game with the same enthusiasm, the same smile. never seen him in a bad mood. >> harold: i thought this guy should have been an all-star to the onslot. >> joe: you talk about dozier, we saw russell martin. russell martin is one of those guys that goes underappreciated until he's gone. and tea

. >> i heard about the cooking school through the larkin academy a. >> their noting no way to feed themselves so they're eating a lot of fast food and i usually eat whatever safeway is near my home a lot of hot food i was excited that i was eating lunch enough instead of what and eat. >> as i was inviting them over teaching them basic ways to fix good food they were so existed. >> particle learning the skills and the food they were really go it it turned into the is charity

larkin we made 2 facing mistakes our last mistake not our last mistake is our fourth permit is we got the permit as requested to change the stairs as what they wanted we got that permit and went to the preservation fine they issued the permit the stairs were 80 percent built contaminate ironically i agree with the folks i actually don't like the stairs i don't care i don't like the stairs the massaging it the same as the adjoining stairs it is somewhat ironic my request we amend this permit and amend the drawings to comply with each of rose and margaret wishes the first one the stair design that we actually put in open balance stares going up on 5th avenue return the greenery we never put the greenery in until they ask for it because it is sandy our guys step on it we're not pitting the greenery in we need the greenery on the left and stated on the plans greenery on the north and south and is so on every permit we have to have the surface the only concrete we put in the sand this is where the sewer and drainage for that the garage goes so i'm respectfully asking that we actually amend

. >> joining us live from washington d.c david larkin, co-director of change fifa, which san organization aimed at making fifa more transparent. before we move on to anything else i'm sure you've seen those pictures. are you surprised that blatter didn't take take it with more humor? or even pretended to be? >> they say pictures say a thousand words. you know for those of us who watch the situation for a long time ironically that might be the case with regard to that picture. it is an organization that had a long troubled history it was a funny joke and it's a shame he didn't take it that way. >> no he didn't. there's going to be an election apparently sepp blatter will step down. february, not that long, say short of a year from when actually this whole is scandal eruchted. is it tenable that sepp blatter will leave fifa after all this time? >> it's ironic, you have a man who announced he was resigning and reneged on an idea that he was resigning. we have to wait nine months for his departure. what's ironic is this is a man who has overseen this organization's very long history yet he de

larkin said stephanie lived with her family and father, all she says are deep in despair. police say that they have a few leads and one that they got from stephanie's close knit block. >> they saw one male described as being black wearing a gray hoodie run from the house south on aramingo avenue. >> reporter: back at the family home a memorial grows tokens left with tears for a life taken too soon n port richmond i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a frightening scene on the sweltering day as police forced their way in to a vehicle to rescue a young child. this video is from yesterday and it shows dramatic rescue of a young girl in her car seat. police have a smash a window of the parking lot of the costco, at bergen county, new jersey. the girl was taken to the hospital and then released to her father. her mother was arrested and charged with child endangerment. >>> hot or not it is never right to leave a young child alone in the car dangers are just too great. as for today's weather what a relief from the humidity. our kate bilo is on the cbs-3 sky deck enj

deborah slaner larkin is with the national women's sports foundation. >> we shouldn't keep deciding who, our sons or our daughters, our husbands or our wives that people should be treated equally. >> fifa, which runs the world cup, says the prizes are based on revenue. this years figures have not been released, but four years ago the women's world cup brought in almost $73 million. the 2010 men's world cup in south africa made almost $4 billion. those players got $348 million 9% of the total revenue. the women's team got a higher percentage with 13% but the bottom line was still much less, $10 million. >> we need to have some more male allies who will say, this is not acceptable. >>ntwo women's soccer leagues have already failed in this country, and the current one the nwsl, averages only about 4,400 spectators a game. when american stars like carli lloyd return to their club teams this weekend, the question is whether women's soccer can build on the momentum of this world cup victory. the women players have tangled with fifa before. a group sued because they had the play on fake turf t

. >> reporter: marie larkins lives up the block from 22-year-old murder victim stephanie diss could you ski she's known the young mother of two-year-old daughter since she was just a child. she was stunned by the young mother's murder. >> sick to the stomach. she was a sweet person. she never bothered anybody. her and her boyfriend had no problems with anybody. >> reporter: as the memorial of stephanie grew on the doorstep of her aramingo avenue homes neighbors and relatives youngedyoung mourn the young mother with a promising future. >> she just put a down payment on the house. somebody must have have knew she had money and thought she still had it and wanted it. >> turned into a beautiful woman. she has a beautiful little girl. started a new career. graduated from school. was working in a dental office. now this. >> reporter: this is surveillance video from a store up the block right around the time of the murder. neighbors say they heard a gunshot, then saw a man in a hoodie fleeing southbound aramingo being chased by a neighbor. >> it doesn't seem like this is any type of random hom

our affiliate fox 19 is all over the festivities, featuring barry larkin as grand marshal. you can see the game tonight on the big fox. coverage begins 7:00 eastern time. that's tonight's live look from "special report." we'll be right back. >>> startling revelations tonight that could put some in the abortion industry in the most uncomfortable position. it has to do with what happens after that procedure. here's chief legal correspondent shannon brean. >> reporter: the center for medical progress launched this website today by releasing a video that says it's the result of a 2 1/2 year undercover investigation into practices at planned parenthood. in the video shot in the los angeles restaurant last summer a woman identified as dr. deborah nucatella discusses the transfer of fetal body parts harvested after abortion. >> reporter: federal law bans the sale of howuman organs. videos were shot with actors with the goal of harvesting organs and hearts. >> reporter: the actors also asked whether it would be possible to have some type of blanket agreement regarding the transfer

judy larkin are recommending the hpv vaccine for pre teen boys.more. >> boys are part of the spread of the virus. so if you only vaccinate half of the population there's still going to be that virus spreading around because the other half of the population is not vaccinated. >> reporter: still many parents argue allege is way too young to vaccinate their child. whether girl or boy. >> we want to do that before they're having sex before they're thinking of having second. >> reporter: what critics say it might force parents to have that talk about the birds and the bees long before they are their children are ready. >> i think that there's a lot of sexual behaviors that are occurring in middle school that, you know people might not define as second. >> if you just sit on the bus and listen to some of the teenagers you wouldn't think that it's too young. >> reporter: but she totally understands why many parents are reluctant. >> initially, i was like, um, i'm not sure, but then i did research on it. >> reporter: she asked a lot of questions about the

. >> earlier, we spoke with david larkin an international sport lawyer and co-director of change fifarganization that prejudice to make football's world governing more transparent. he believes blatter should have already gone. >> it's bizarre. isn't it? you have a man who announced that he was resigning and basically renegged on the idea of resigning, which is i am leaving. we are going to avoid nine months for his tour. this is a man who has seen this organization's very long troubled history. yet, he deems himself to be the exactly right person to oversee reform of the organization. if we have learned anything from history, it's that mr. blatter is exactly the wrong man to lead reform. >> chris human maintaining his lead in duer de france. tain 16, molina after a 201 kilometer gap. he is 3 minutes and 10 seconds clear of the field with five stages to go. he looks certain to win the tour for a second time. >> formula one is to retire the number of bianci after the death of the 21-year-old french driver on friday. the governing body has announced his old number 17 will no longer be av

our affiliate fox 19 is all over the festivities, featuring barry larkin as grand marshal. you can see the game tonight on the big fox. coverage begins 7:00 eastern time. that's tonight's live look from "special report." we'll be right back. my heart... beats 100,000 times a day sending oxygen to my muscles... again! so i can lift even the most demanding weights. take care of all your most important parts with centrum. now with our most vitamin d three ever. >>> startling revelations tonight that could put some in the abortion industry in the most uncomfortable position. it has to do with what happens after that procedure. here's chief legal correspondent shannon brean. >> reporter: the center for medical progress launched this website today by releasing a video that says it's the result of a 2 1/2 year undercover investigation into practices at planned parenthood. in the video shot in the los angeles restaurant last summer a woman identified as dr. deborah nucatella discusses the transfer of fetal body parts harvested after abortion. >> reporter: federal law bans the sale

judy larkin are recommending the hpv vaccine for preteens boys.s any more. >> boys are part of the spread of the virus so if you only vaccinate half of the population there's still going to be that virus spreading around because the other half of the population is not vaccinated. >> reporter: still many parents argue allege is way too young to be vaccinate their child. whether girl or boy. >> we want to do that before they're having sex before they're thinking of having sex. >> reporter: what critics say it might force parents to have that talk about the birds and the bees long before they are their children are ready. >> i think that there's a lot of sexual behaviors that are occurring in middle school that people not define as sex. >> if you just sit on the bus and listen to some of the teenagers you wouldn't think that it's too young. >> reporter: she totally understands why many parents are reluctant. >> initially i was like, um, i'm not sure, but then i did research on it. >> reporter: she asked a lot of questions about the possibility of get

debra larkin is with the national women's sports foundation. >> we shouldn't keep deciding of who's moreur sons or our daughters, our husbands or our wives that people should be treated equally. >> reporter: fifa which runs the world cup says the prizes are based on revenue. this year's figures have not been released but four years ago the women's world cup brought in almost $73 million. the 2010 men's world cup in south africa made almost $4 billion. those players got $348 million, 9% of the total revenue. the women's teams got a higher percentage with 13% but the bottom line was still much less, $10 million. >> we need to have some more male allies who will say this is not acceptable. >> reporter: two women soccer leagues have already failed in this country and the current one, the nwsl averages only will 4500 spectators per game. the question is whether women's soccer can build on the momentum of this world cup victory. the women players have tangled with fifa before, a group sued because they had to play on fake turf this year which men never do. and the outgoing fifa president once

. >> reporter: marie larkins lives up the block from 22-year-old murder victim stephanie diss could youher of two-year-old daughter since she was just a child. she was stunned by the young mother's murder. >> sick to the stomach. she was a sweet person. she never bothered anybody. her and her boyfriend had no problems with anybody. >> reporter: as the memorial of stephanie grew on the doorstep of her aramingo avenue homes neighbors and relatives youngedyoung mourn the young mother with a promising future. >> she just put a down payment on the house. somebody must have have knew she had money and thought she still had it and

. >> i heard about the cooking school through the larkin academy a. >> their noting no way to feed themselvesso they're eating a lot of fast food and i usually eat whatever safeway is near my home a lot of hot food i was excited that i was eating lunch enough instead of what and eat. >> as i was inviting them over teaching them basic ways to fix good food they were so existed. >> particle learning the skills and the food they were really go it it turned into the is charity foundation i ran into my friend we were talking about this this do you want to run this charity foundations and she said, yes. >> i'm a co-found and executive director for the cooking project our best classes participation for 10 students are monday they're really fun their chief driven classes we have a different guest around the city they're our stand alone cola's we had a series or series still city of attorney's office style of classes our final are night life diners. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we wa

paul larkin, who i quoted earlier, said we needed a mistake of law defense. an innocent mistake is not supposed to be criminal, but a zealous prosecutor can make even an innocent mistake look criminal and there is no saying that a prosecutor -- there is an old saying that a prosecutor can indict a ham sandwich if he wants to. almost every person in any type of business has unknowingly violated some law rule or regulation for which they could be prosecuted. that is why yesterday we had at our hearing a conservative republican like senator john cornyn, a former justice of the texas supreme court, and senator berker a liberal democrat and a conservative, like jim sensenbrenner, and a liberal like representative bobby scott, all joining together to urge reform. lastly, let me mention one other aspect of our nation's crime problem. in my years as a judge, i handled over 10,000 cases because probably 97% or 98% of the defendants enter some type of guilty plea and applied for probation. every day for 7 1/2 years i would read several eight or 10-page reports into the