>> all right, lawrence, thank you. >> thank you, mr. k. >>> jury now chosen now, a key ruling expected today in the florida murder trial of george zimmerman. today the judge is expected to announce whether expert witnesses will be allowed to testify about who was heard screaming in the background of a 911 call. those experts say it was likely trayvon martin who was shot to death in sanford last year. six women have been selected to be jurors, in addition two women and two men will serve as alternates. >> what i do think we have and what i think is very important and i'm very happy with this is we have six jurors who have told us that they will be fair. they will be impartial. >> as you know, zimmerman contends he shot martin in self- defense. >>> now, imagine being stuck on a ten hour flight without any toilet paper. >> without any toile paper. hold it, i guess. united flight from london to san francisco was running low on toilet paper so the airline came up with a quick fix. a makeshift holder stuffed with cocktail napkins that read, f

lee lawrence is in new york city. he piece says 50 years after a supreme dourtbarnings prayer in scoop makes a comeback. thanks for joining us this morning. it was 50 years ago that is supreme court essentially banned prepare. what were those decisions? >> the two decisions were in 196 and in 1963 and they banned school sponsored prayer, not the action of praying in school. and so the first one was brought -- had started in new york with the parents of about 10 children and the objection was that the school district imposed a morning prayer and in fact by the time it reached the supreme court it was no longer imposed, it was not mandatory. but there was a generic prayer to got to bless the parents, the teacher the country, etc. and then in 1963 there was another case, abington in pennsylvania and there the issue was that the school district had a bible reading that was broadcast over the intercom and fit couldn't be on the intercom then the teacher led it and that was followed by the lord's prayer. and the family brou

take us into the present day, lee lawrence. what is still felt from those supreme court rulings and how have things changed over time? guest: some of the feelings are still there. i think a lot of people feel that religion itself has been banned from public schools and are trying to get prayer back in schools. they feel that we've robbed children of a moral keel. that's one side. the other, however, shows that, in fact, a lot more religious activity is taking place in schools, probably thanks to the parameters that are set. pretty quickly, by 1966, some of the christian groups that were active on university campuses said oh, wait a minute. we can be active and talk to kids on high school campuses mainly and then to middle school. by that i mean the fellowship of christian athletes, the campus crusade for christ and they would help kids form groups of prayer and solidarity. that has continued over the years. you have a lot of religious clubs that are starting on campus. they come under special regulation. a faculty member can be

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lawrence? >> reporter: yes, it is.ind of a split decision here as we have some great weather for the first full day of summer. a lot of sunshine a nice start to the day here in pleasanton. we have patchy fog at the coastline. numbers right now beginning in the 40s and the 50s. but as we head throughout the day today we are going to see a whole lot of sunshine and heating things up. high pressure building in will bring with it some warmer weather for today probably some upper 80s in the hottest spots inland. 60s at the coastline. 70s inside the bay. it is a split decision for the weekend. we have a chance of some rain in the forecast. we'll talk more about that in a moment. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thanks, lawrence. traffic is lighter than normal out of the altamont pass through the livermore valley on westbound 580. a few brake lights but definitely we can call this "friday light." westbound 4 sluggish your usual slowing from "a" street to loveridge and they were able to pick up the overnight roadwork

. >> yes, lawrence, you talked about how international security has become the third rail of american politics, the idea, the suggestion, that you would trim back a massive, massive effort costing us billions of dollars a year, an effort that has 1.2 or 3 million people, americans with classified top secret access. i mean, this is a city -- it is a city of surveillance. and it is built on the foundation of fear and i think a lack of substantive cost benefit analysis on whether or not we should even have this infrastructure in place. but for anybody to have that sort of, to broach that subject, the idea that perhaps this inexorable march to an ever-sophisticated surveillance state is not something that is possible in american politics at this moment. >> so chris hayes, we have the new research washington poll showing that 66% find it acceptable that the nsa is look at phone call records of everyone in the country, 41% not acceptable. so edward snowden's worst fear is that he doesn't turn those numbers around. and then those numbers if turned around don't impose their will on congress a

>> you're correct about that, lawrence. there are certainly lots more stories that need to be covered, and we intend to cover them aggressively. >> all right. come back with it on your next one. glenn, thank you very much for joining me tonight. coming up -- david axelrod will be next. i'm so glad you called. thank you. we're not in london, are we? no. why? apparently my debit card is. what? i know. don't worry, we have cancelled your old card. great. thank you. in addition to us monitoring your accounts for unusual activity, you could also set up free account alerts. okay. [ female announcer ] at wells fargo we're working around the clock to help protect your money and financial information. here's your temporary card. welcome back. how was london? [ female announcer ] when people talk, great things happen. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it

they have since filed a police report against melissa lawrence. she was arrested and charged with felony and assault with a dangerous weapon. >> i know her daughter was shot, but that does not give you the right to sick your dogs on people that ask you a question. you don't send your dogs out to attack somebody. >> we want to know what you think. weigh in on facebook, facebook.com/rightthisminute. >>> a serene day. the sun is low in the sky. oh, crap! somebody blew up the boat. watch it again. boom! it was a misle strike that came in and blowed u tbo what's amazing to me, the size of the explosion barely rocks the camera on the boat. it's part of a new technological missile attack they are carrying out. the boat is unmanned. they are careful to be clean. the boat had been drained of all fluid and oil. here is another angle. you can see where the missile was shot from. see the missile take off from that angle and another angle way off in the distance? boom. wow. >> that looks more terrifying from that angle. the close-up angle looks like a small ex

however, when he went to berkeley to meet with ernest lawrence, lawrence introduced him to oppenheimer, and oppenheimer it would become apparent, oppenheimer was brilliant at explaining things s and gave droves a little course on fission and isotope separation and all of that, and groves in felt he understood it. in addition to that, oppenheimer was burning with the amibition to get the job done because oppenheimer was haunted by the thought that the germans would get there first. highsenberg was still in germany. a lot of scientists did leave and important ones left and other ones important to the story of the bomb left germany to work in either britain or america, including otto frisch and rudolph, and they spelled out more or less exactly how an atomic bomb could be built. and i think it was fish and piles that churchill had in mind help said the reason we won the war is our germans were better than their germans. i think he hat -- had in mine what otto and rudolph. so oppenheimer was haunted by the idea that the germans would get there first, and goes, we have to get this thing don

e p=> .g >> hi, i'm lawrence corn field. welcome to building san francisco.issues. and today we're going to be talking with a residential building owner about what residential building owners and tenants can and should do before earthquakes and after earthquakes. ♪ ♪ >> we're here at this wonderful spur exhibit on mission street in san francisco and i have with me today my good friend george. thanks for joining me, george. and george has for a long time owned residential property here in san francisco. and we want to talk about apartment buildings and what the owner's responsibilities might be and what they expect their tenants to do. and let's start by talking a little bit about what owners can do before an earthquake and then maybe after an earthquake. >> well, the first thing, lawrence, would be to get together with your tenants and see if they have earthquake insurance or any renters insurance in place because that's going to be key to protecting them in the event of a quake. >> and renters insurance, there are two kinds of insurance. renters insurance co

. >> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the kpix 5 weather center. we are looking at mostly sunny skies and warm temperatures on this first full day and looking good but changes toward the weekend. we could talk about rain coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, area... >>> and welcome back this friday midday. the susan g. komen three-day breast cancer walk is under way right now. it's the last event in the bay area though. organizers announced a drastic cut in the annual fundraiser. kpix 5's sue kwon is with the walkers in sausalito and sue spoke with them this morning about their final trek. sue. >> reporter: that's right. they just started. this is lunch hour. this is a the stop here in sausalito where walkers are taking a brief break. in the time it takes to tell this story two women in the u.s. will be diagnosed with breast cancer. this event raises that awareness and funds for research. so the fact that this is the 7th and last bay area three-day is bittersweet. >> reporter: alisha short is ready to go. 60 miles in the susan g. komen three-day walk alongsi

meteorologist lawrence with a check of the weather.t over there. >> we are starting early today, 4:29 in the morning! >> he is already not listening. >> just begun. [ laughter ] >>> around the bay area patchy fog at the coast. very patchy. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. warmer days are ahead. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and just your overnight roadwork could slow you down now. this is a live look at 880 in oakland. roadwork there. the davis street on-ramp the southbound 880 blocked which no one -- it's expected to wrap up coming up. we are just weeks out for the america's cup and many are questioning will it happen? kpix 5 reporter sue kwon is in san francisco and that's the question. >> reporter: the drama is continuing. i'm standing in front of the america's cup store. things are a go. they have merchandise on the floor getting ready to be put on the racks and so

how are you doing, lawrence? >> reporter: yeah, guys.t is getting to be very breezy to windy around the bay area. but we're here with a great group of kids. and you know what they've done? they have put together a book of weather poems. this is a fine young gentleman. can you read your poem, lucca? >> winter is a little wind, clouds shoes hanging by their laces, cold, we put our arms inside our shirt, when our mom forgets our jackets. one degree is super cold. 80, 100 degrees is cold. we get goosebumps. >> reporter: that's very good, lucca. leila has a special poem. do you want to read yours? >> i [ indiscernible ] south america [ indiscernible ] 43rd street. my cloud went [ indiscernible ] in the burks. my cloud is making a shadow. it went to sleep in the tree. >> reporter: that is beautiful. this is a whole book of weather poems they put together and they are just about done with school one more day and they're out. the winds have been kicking up and that's what we expect to see, these winds getting very breezy into the afternoon. a lo

let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thanks, lawrence.e have a problem now out of petaluma. they just went ahead and issued a traffic alert. there was a big rig and it struck the guardrail northbound 101 approaching highway 116 lakeville highway. so it is counter-commute. we are seeing some slowing though in that area coming into petaluma. and even southbound pretty sluggish, that 15-mile-per-hour sensors is southbound sluggish towards novato. so let's check the bay bridge where the metering lights were turned on a little after 6:00. so now we're left with a lot of sunshine for your morning commute getting into san francisco as well but stacking up towards the foot of the maze about 20 minutes right now to get you on the bay bridge. it remains slow all the way towards the tunnel. >>> san jose police faced with a surge in violence track down three suspects in a six-month long murder case. kcbs radio's matt bigler joins us with details of the latest arrest. >> reporter: with the latest arrest, it had to do with a homicide case early in the

. >> -- here's meteorologist lawrence karnow with a check of the weather. he is live at the alameda county fair in pleasanton. good morning. how's it look out there? >> reporter: good morning, guys. looking good. very quiet here so far. but, you know, they have all these great food booths and we are going to be sampling some of that great food throughout the morning. it's not a bad start to the day. its clear here. but we have some patchy fog showing up around the bay area early on this morning. temperatures in the 40s and the 50s outside. a little cool in spots. but as we head throughout the day today, it should be a nice day. that patchy fog is going to give way to some sunshine and the temperatures will be warmer again. i think some of those highs pushing into the upper 80s in some of the warmest spots inland. if you plan to come here to the alameda county fair, we'll see about 85 degrees here. but yes, some great weather. some great food. great rides and great fun. we are going to be doing it all morning long. we'll check more on that in a few minutes.

thank you, lawrence. let's go outside right now and show you some of our traffic sensors across the richmond/san rafael bridge. we have been watching it because of the new lane configuration and then there was an accident overnight. it was involving a big rig, a couple of cars shortly after 3:00. they just got all lanes open. it happened about midspan so heads up. we're seeing minor slowing still in the area, but again, the latest tweet from 511 just announced that all lanes are back open heading towards marin county from the east bay. a lot of traffic sensors are showing green this morning. we do have some areas of overnight roadwork still out there. northbound 880 between south and north mission various lanes blocked until about 6:00. your drive times for the east bay so far free and clear coming through the altamont pass. again, usually one of the first spots to back up. the nimitz and down the eastshore freeway, no delays yet through berkeley. mass transit also off to a great start. so we'll show you

lawrence has the forecast. >>> it's going to be hot in the bay area starting today. these temperatures likely to soar beginning with some low clouds and fog early on today. the temperatures mainly in the 50s but you will see yellow on the map so very warm air above the surface is coming down to ground level later on. patchy fog filling in at the bay some of it dense at the coast. by the afternoon these temperatures are going to soar especially inland. it's going to get hot in the valleys. yesterday we topped out in the 80s. today we are going to the upper 90s. as much as 11, 12 degrees warmer than yesterday, 88 in santa rosa. san francisco still staying at a mild 68 degrees. we'll have more on this heat wave coming up. >>> today it's georgia and carolina's turn to get drenched by tropical storm andrea. the eastern seaboard can expect extremely wet and blustery weather throughout the weekend even though andrea is losing some steam. isolated flooding is possible. cbs news's susan mcginnis has more on the problems andrea left behind down in florida. >>> reporter: the cl

right now let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thanks, lawrence. >> thanks, lawrence. we'll take you towards the nimitz 880. 5:00 right around the magic hour when a lot of overnight roadwork is picked up. and it should be in the clearing stages right now. if you are heading towards san leandro, southbound 880 between davis and marina we had various lanes blocked and as you can see, closer towards oakland airport, oakland coliseum, northbound and southbound 880 are both moving at the limit. getting a check of the south bay now this is a live look at 101 near trimble. coming between san jose, santa clara, everything at top speeds and no roadwork on that stretch of freeway. a little bit of slowing right now on westbound 580 through the livermore valley but coming out of tracy it looks good. and this overnight roadwork should be gone now. westbound 580 approaching hacienda overnight. they had roadwork blocking lanes. it's free and clear from antioch. usually one of our first spots to back up in the morning. looks good all the way to 242 towards concord and a quick south ba

sort of the anti capitalist groups and what have you and to then spy on the lawrence family to gather dirt to smear them well this man is not sitting in a prison he's a hero and the evidence wrong it's not national security is that i mean that's a different kind of whistle blowers and it's well it's an important it's an important it's still holding government to account it's holding a very important one of the government the police force to account now i think in the case of mr snowden at present i don't see any malfeasance i see someone with a policy disagreement which is fair enough we all have the right to speak on those i haven't as of yet seen where there has been an abuse of power and i haven't seen the need for why he has stolen documents which at the end of the day is what he has done he's not exposed to anything he's been under under an oath is as a contractor the u.s. title law and he's broken that oath of scandal off to china and to russia so you know again if he's worth his salt as a whistleblower this is a man that should be standing up on the steps of the capitol buildin

for your forecast, here's lawrence. >>> all right.chy fog outside but i found a little sunshine for you, too from our mount vaca cam. we have sunny skies to start out the day and that's the way it looks in many of the interior valleys although we have plenty of patchy fog over the bay now a sign of the sea breeze kicking in and cooler temperatures returning to the bay area. not going to be cold, but these numbers will be down from the weekend highs. temperatures now in the 40s and 50s. but by the afternoon, we'll see those highs moving up much cooler than yesterday. of course, we had 90s in some of the valleys today as much as 2 to 13 degrees cooler, still about 80 degrees in concord, 82 livermore, about 63 degrees in san francisco. there's a heat wave on the horizon. we'll have more coming up. >>> a developing story now in san francisco where a large tree collapsed this morning crushing a car and partially blocking a road. holly quan joins us. it looks like a mess. >> reporter: yes. it's actually all the lanes of lombard headed towar

mobile weather, lawrence karnow live in san jose with students who are soaking it all in. >> reporter: it is great out here. we are at carden academy in san jose. boy, the sun has broken through. it looks beautiful. are you guys getting excited about summer? >> yes! >> reporter: yes. i think everybody is getting excited for summer. i feel like i should be having pizza out here some lunch with you guys, right? >> yeah! >> reporter: we have been talking about weather out here having a good time. it's been great because the weather has worked out very nicely and it looks like it's going to stay that way. in fact, it's going to be nice here today. but we have some hot weather coming our way. i wanted to introduce you to a couple of nice folks. one of them here, what's your name? >> jordan. >> reporter: hi, jordan. thank you for joining us today. we brought our kpix 5 mobile weather lab out here and it's tracking all the weather around the bay area. what do you see for the temperature right now? >> the temperature -- >> we have to point up there. >> 76.4 degrees fahrenheit. >> reporter: wh

lawrence denard and the willie torrence are accused in the murder of carlos nava. investigators believe that his denard, pictured on the left, was the shooter and that torrence the driver. >> it was odd is 8, 2011 went nava was hit by a bullet in that drive-by shooting in east oakland. two men were also injured in the gunfire. if the judge will decide whether there's enough evidence for the case to go to trial. >> we will be right back.

but here's some of that fog that lawrence was mentioning. so visibilities could be an issue. >> it doesn't matter because it's friday! >> yes. >> and the weekend is here, right? >> yes. >> all right. >> we have to tell you before we go, a cute kitten story. this name for a new kitten out of alabama is pepper after a store worker found a ball of fur inside a vending machine. big lots store workers heard meowing from inside the machine and the male bobtail tabby was wedged by the dr. pepper sign on the door. finally got out. have a great weekend. ♪ >>> good morning to viewers in the west. friday, june 7, 2013, welcome to "cbs this morning." from phones to facebook, new revelations about how the government is tracking up major garrett and john miller have details. >>> cyber security a big issue as president obama meets china's president in california. the superpower summit. >>> one of the most divisive figures, julian assange speaks to us from london. >> we begin with today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> tropical storm andrea marche

actresses like jennifer lawrence saying they're considered, quote, obese in hollywood.out this for so long. how does this change, if melissa mccarthy is photo-shopped. and a woman in this dress, this is lawrence as well. how does this change? where do you begin? >> well, i think you just mentioned, jennifer lawrence. i think she's such a perfect example. she looks like every woman. she looks like a real person out there. and yet, you're right. she did say she was kind of considered fat in hollywood. and clearly she's not. and she's also an oscar winner. and she's part of the one of the hugest movie franchises out there and she's always working all the time. i think you're seeing reaction from people. thank goodness for twitter, thank goodness for facebook. thank goodness for people being outspoken they will call anyone on those photo-shopped things like the beyonce sketch. the reason people love beyonce because she's curvy and she embraces her curves. and he's talented, too. i love that people are speaking out. >> kendra g., let's talk about photo-shopping. wanting anot

i've been in contract with gary at the lawrence hotel to see if there are any tense groups and there are not. the sunny side hotel across the street we've met with the howard garden group and contract o-m-g and pearls burgers up the street. we have a letter that we printed or presented before district 6 i believe they'll be sending a letter of support. this is going to be a great project. the group has fairly deep pockets and i think some of my conversation with officer chin has been if you don't have enough money to meet payroll and to keep the rent paid you start taking risks and this group can pay rent and never have people's no. one show. there have been no incidents in the night clubs expect a couple on broadway and that's because it was on broadway. i think it's going back going to be a great project and i request a conditional grant and if you have any questions we'll answer them >> do you contact the building dribble above you. >> yes, that's the lawrence hotel. >> we did have with club 6 there was quite a bit of sound issues and charles came in and when the black room or the

an undercover police officer was asked to infiltrate the lawrence family's campaign for justice in the years following the murder. >> they wanted any intelligence that could have smeared the campaign. es, there is this general thing that had i through my circles come up with something along the lines they, the family, were political activists, someone in the family was involved in demonstrations, drug dealers, anything. what they would have done, i can't call it. but that is not just for them but always our mission when we're out there, we find our intelligence and if needed it will be used. >> while british home secretary teresa may has expressed her sympathy to the lawrence family. >> they experienced an unspeakable tragedy. their pain was compounded by the many years in which justice was not done. and these latest allegations till coming 20 years after stephen's murder only adds to their awfulering -- suffering. >> i know the house will agree with me the allegations of police corruption and wrongdoing and we must be ruthless from purging such behavior from its ranks. >> british poli

. >>> thanks, lawrence. the san mateo bridge, once again i mentioned high wind advisories chp issued anywhere from midnight to about 4 a.m. they have activated the cms warning signs they are in effect for the san mateo bridge, bay bridge a westbound and eastbound 580 through the altamont pass. two hands on the steering wheel to start you off with this morning. elsewhere a live look at the nimitz. 880 in oakland. no delay past the oakland coliseum. quick ride down towards oakland airport and continuing into hayward. getting a check of our maps now and bay area drive times westbound 580 through the altamont pass and towards the dublin interchange, a nice light 18 minutes despite the wind advisory being out there. and no delays so far coming down the eastshore freeway. 20 minutes the carquinez bridge to the maze. we are seeing a few slowdowns eastbound 580 through the livermore valley. bart so far systemwide on time. >>> 4:36 on this wednesday morning. where is your president? he is in germany where mr. obama's

let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thanks, lawrence.have just confirmed with chp this accident in san mateo is a fatal crash. southbound 101 around hillsdale boulevard exit. all lanes are open so the car ran off the road and chp says they don't think they will have to block lanes while the investigation and the clearing the accident now. but again they don't think they will have to block a lane later on in the morning commute. so southbound 101 we're not seeing any big delays but the accident is a fatal one. all right. elsewhere westbound 580 kind of sluggish already this morning coming out of the altamont pass and through the livermore valley. not helping matters is a stall in the westbound lanes approaching north greenville. and we also had an earlier crash in antioch approaching hillcrest. that's backed up the morning commute pretty significantly. red traffic sensors from "a" street. once you get towards pittsburg and bay point, then things improve. and a quick look update at the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights yet. we are

here's some of the fog that lawrence has been talking about.eeping in and out of some of our traffic cameras. visibility an issue westbound 580 in pleasanton closer towards the dublin interchange. and we'll show you a quick look now at the nimitz 880 in oakland as well passing the oakland coliseum. no delay in either direction. that's your latest "timesaver traffic." back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> a huge relief for the family of a dying 10-year-old girl who needs a lung transplant. a federal judge in philadelphia is now allowing her name to be added to the adult waiting list. sarah minute han has end stage cystic fibrosis. current rules require that children under 12 have to wait for pediatric lungs which are rarely donated. the judge's ruling exempts sarah for 10 days so she has 10 days it find a match now. -- to find a match now. the obama administration is calling for a review of pediatric transplant policy. >>> surgeons at ucsf replaced 2- year-old matthew ouimet's liver and kidneys during a 12-hour operation yesterday. doctors will be

let's see how lawrence handles it. >> he got it all, didn't? he i mean -- >> i guess so. >> not only did he -- he got the mannequin, too. >> sure. [ laughter ] >> the top half. anyway. let's get to the weather. >> let's move along. [ laughter ] >>> folks around the bay area, low clouds and fog surging onshore early on this morning. looks like the clouds are going to slowly break up outside. i think i'm turning red right now. low clouds and fog going to break up a bit outside as we are going to see more sunshine toward the afternoon and a near weather repeat. it looks like a major warming trend ahead. we have a heat wave coming in our direction. low pressure off the coastline. that low cranking up some of the clouds along the coast but things changing as high pressure begins to slip in tomorrow. and that's going to send these temperatures soaring as we head in toward the weekend. in fact, looking at some triple digits some hot temperatures in some of the valleys. could be 103 in redding. hot there already. 89 in sacramento. 95 fresno. 62 degrees

the weather with lawrence. hello, good morning. >> good morning. this is it the last cool day of the week. we'll heat up outside. right now a lot of fog out there. temperatures in the 50s. temperatures going to be getting hot the next couple of days. >> it was so weird yesterday, cold in san francisco but a little hot in walnut creek yesterday. [ laughter ] >> here's a live look at the roadwork right now driving towards the bay bridge. all lanes quiet. we have that lower deck roadwork so we'll talk about that plus a power outage in san francisco. we'll update you coming up. >> thank you. >>> okay. well, we kick it off with a little baseball. it is 4:30 now. about 20 major league baseball players are expected to be suspended from the game for their connection to a miami clinic that deals in performance-enhancing drugs. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec joins us from san francisco, where one player is slated to play at at&t park. >> reporter: melky cabrera a former giant is on the list of 20 players and is expected to play here today at at&t park. here ar

lawrence, we're going to talk about the commute at the golden gate bridge. all is well there. all bay area bridges moving well. i'll have more traffic for new just a few minutes. >> all right, liza. hopefully lawrence will get mic'ed up soon. >> we can only hope. >> really. [ laughter ] >>> all right. now, this morning, the big gathering is winding down for leaders from eight of the world's top economic powers. as cbs news' susan mcginnis reports, the syria crisis is hanging a dark cloud over the g8 summit in northern ireland. >> reporter: the second and final day of the g8 economic summit is under way this morning. but these images can best sum up the conference so far. president obama and russian president vladimir putin looking very uncomfortable following a two-hour meeting yesterday. >> they had a very candid and wide ranging discussion. >> reporter: candid is a nice way of saying russia and the u.s. are on opposing sides of the syrian civil war. the u.s. plan to arm fighters in rebels, and the russians support the government. >> we want to try to resolve the issue throug

now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." have a great night. >>> ed snowden did not fly to cuba today, as he had planned. and whenever he does get back to the united states, ed snowden is going to need a lawyer better than the one who decided to begin his defense of george zimmerman today with a knock-knock joke. >> my name's ed snowden. ed snowden. ed snowden. >> charged by the u.s. government with espionage -- >> single-handedly deciding to expose programs -- >> snow snowden is on the move. >> he was on the flight. some flight. >> from russia with no love. >> how did this guy get away? >> putin always seems almost eager to put a finger in the eye of the united states. >> he was not on board. >> he may head to cuba later today. >> at least we don't believe he was on board. >> his final destination could still be ecuador, where he has requested asylum. >> from one tyrannical government to another. >> i think we should focus on what edward snowden has given to the world. >> a lot of folks were calling him a hero. >> if he rea

the lawrence them have suffered appallingly. they lost their son.here was the third two investigate for year after year, and now they hear these allegations that the police were trying to undermine them rather than help them. my honorable friend the home secretary set out in the house on monday these two inquiries independent inquiries already underway. she has met again with them to make sure his inquiry will cover the allegations that were made overnight about the bugging by the police of a friend of stephen lawrence. but i have to say nothing is off the table. if more needs to be done, if further investigations are inquiries need to be held, they will be held. this is not an acceptable situation. we must get to the bottom of it. >> my constituency is attracting a lot about of investment for infrastructure projects from around the world. doesn't prime minister agree with him one of the ways in which we are restoring the uk's credibility overseas by dealing with our dead issue and we funded public spending properly? >> my honorable friend makes an

filling in for lawrence today in the weather center. this is our six hour loop. all that rain moving in this morning. and it continues at this hour. very light rain. looks like the heaviest falling is over parts of the north bay. if you are traveling soon on 101 through petaluma, still shower activity there. you can see fog and drizzle as well. so how much rain did we get? not much. a few hundredths. san jose reporting. trace amounts as well. we'll timeout the rain. when are we going to see sunshine again? we'll let you know. >> okay, liz. the weather causing delay s this morning over at sfo. inbound flights were delayed up to an hour. forcing 73 flights to be canceled. bad weather contributed to the problems as well. always a good idea to call ahead or check flight status online. and remember, you can keep track of the changing weather any time of the day with interactive weather. go to kpix.com. >> guilty verdict in the trial of italy's former premiere. >> what this means to the future career. >> where in the world is secret leaker edward snowden right now? the

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now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." have a great night. >>> president obama responds to ed snowden. >> the army shores right now interior people living in the grip of conflict. >> president obama is in northern ireland today. >> presidento' obama is in ireld for the g8 summit. >>> snowden has resurfaced and is take questions. zple struck again today. >> saying he had a disillusionment with president obama. >> president obama was a factor in his decision -- >> which led to the decision to release -- >> secret surveillance documents. >> i think he's a traitor. >> former vice president dick cheney. >> i think it's one of the worst occasions in my memory. >> this pissing match between vice president cheney and edward snowden. >> i think he's a traitor. >> it's unbelievable. we've fallen down the rabbit hole. >> meanwhile. >> meanwhile. >> meanwhile at the hall of justice! >> the supreme court strikes down arizona's controversial law. >> this is a prop 200 from arizona. >> requiring voters to show proof of citizenship. >> th

lawrence berkeley national lab selected richmond as the site of a new research campus. kpix 5's ann notarangelo on that project that echoes richmond's vibrant past. ann. >> reporter: absolutely. uc-berkeley owns this property already. it's the richmond field station. it's an engineering research facility but the change that is about to take place on this land is something that richmond hasn't seen in decades. world war ii and richmond was a bustling city with four kaiser shipyards employing thousands of people. but that was then. and this is now. >> at its peak richmond had an unemployment rate at 19% and we're down to about 13% now. >> reporter: not good enough but there are signs a major transformation is under way as uc-berkeley and the lawrence berkeley national laboratory fine-tune plans to expand in richmond in the coming years. >> development of the richmond bay campus will be as significant as the kaiser shipyards was for the development of richmond. >> reporter: come 2018, 800 scientists now scattered throughout the east bay will concentrate their efforts like

we are watching a news crew going to the home of melissa lawrence.er teenage daughter was shot at a graduation party. she has been released from the hospital and recovering from a wound to the back. the 16-year-old suspect turned himself in. the crew is going to the house to get a reaction. >> a 16-year-old turned himself in. >> she said oh, that's good. watch this. >> are you going to throw rocks? >> she threw a rack. the reporter is abbi. >> we are about to leave and lawrence comes out

and he was right about lawrence, in the lawrence case you pointed out earlier, in predicting what happenedthink he is? >> i mean, if -- hypothetical case, you have a couple married in new york, moves to utah, has federal recognition and no longer state recognition. they sue. the ground that was laid today in this ruling seems to me to lay a fertile ground for their case striking down a ban on same sex marriage. >> i agree. just as kenny talked about the dignity of gay people, the dignity of their marriages and the constitutional right of gay people just like any other americans to have their marriages respected under the law. i agree with you that the same logic and same principles should apply. >> in terms of what happens next, those fights are not going to happen both in litigation and political fights. in every state of the country where there is a gay marriage ban, there's a teenie tiny grassroots program trying to overturn it. do you feel like the political momentum and the legal momentum intersect, that we end up in a different place because of legal cases like we won today? >> absol

lawrence in. >> not really. it was sort of a joy.a great story for you, but it was a joy to finally be able to get into this material, to dig underneath it, to work together on the screen play, to figure out how to do it together was a lot of fun. to then cast it and shoot it with her sitting next to me every moment and be able to turn and say did we get that right, are we doing the right thing, that was pretty exciting especially after all these years of wanting to do it. >> thanks to judy and lawrence blume for joining us. "tiger eyes" has already won awards for best film, best actress and best supporting actor and different festivals. it's now in theaters. >>> a little girl's health is failing more every day as she awaits a lung transplant that her family hopes would save her life. more on her fight to stray strong. this is america. we don't let frequent heartburn come between us and what we love. so if you're one of them people who gets heartburn and then treats day after day... block the acid with prilosec otc and don't get hear

. >> but congresswoman -- >> good evening, i'm alex wagner, in for lawrence. today, the republican-controlled house passed one of the most restrictive abortion bills in ten years, with a vote of 228 to 196, the house approved the pain-capable unborn child protection act which would ban most abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy. current law under roe v. wade protects a woman's right to an abortion, up until the fetus is viable outside the womb, which is usually around 26 weeks, six democrats voted for the bill. >> so often we come to the floor and we will hear members say we are doing this for the children. or that for the children. and i have to tell you this is one of those days that we truly can stand and say yes, indeed. we are taking an action that will enable so many children to enjoy that guarantee of life. >> do you ever wonder when they tune in to see the debate on the bills that are going no place, do they think, well, here it is? just another day in the life of the majority-controlled, republican-controlled congress. instead, we are debating legisla