this is the weapon that peter used to kill zakiya lawson. handguns are the most common weapon used in domestic violence homicides. >> this is armslist, it's the largest online gun site in the country. >> i'm looking for a cheap handgun for around .150 and $250. he's laying the money on the bed. this is completely unregulated. anyone can buy from a private party here without going through a background check. private sales can be completely anonymous -- no id, no background check, no records. >> critics call this the "private sale" loophole, an estimated 40 percent of gun sales that are largely invisible. >> we'd been told that south carolina's weak gun laws contributed to its high rate of domestic homicide. so our crew took a hidden camera to a gun show to see if buying a gun illegally was as easy as sources said. licensed dealers are required to run federal background checks and keep records of sales. we'll stop at a private sellers table >> what's required for the purchase, what do you need from us? >> show me you're a south carolina reside

lawson has not been prosecuted for her admitted drug use, let alone convicted.an had no comment on what happened at heathrow, experts with u.s. travel restrictions say she can apply to have any restriction lifted. a star with shows in two countries reportedly kept home for now. we reached out to homeland security for an explanation. so far the only response is lawson was barred from u.s. travel because of admissibility standards. savannah. >> mike taibbi with that story, thank you. >> there have been other people who were in similar situations who don't even try to go to the airport because they want to avoid that humiliating situation. clearly she got there and was turned away. >>> meantime, let's get a check of the weather with miss dylan. >> well, we haven't talked about snow yet today, so let's do it. we've got a winter storm in parts of the upper midwest. in minneapolis, we're going to see things deteriorate quickly through the day. it will start off as rain but we're looking for it to change over to snow, especially later tonight, and we are looking for so

because that's what we do. >> we reached out to nigella lawson and she had no comment. okay. >> we just want her to come on and cook. but apparently, she can't do that. all righty. we talked yesterday about that mile high club. and this guy that has the -- i don't want to give him any more attention. >> he's from vegas. it's called the love cloud. you can pay $800 to get intimate in the skies above. >> or you can stay home and do it for free. >> anyway. so there was a couple on an air canada flight. one of those -- >> why is it always canada? canada's a lovely country with lovely people. >> two people were on the air canada flight. it was one of those commuter flights. it wasn't a big -- >> two-hour daytime shutting flight. picture that. >> they were arrested for engaging in a sex act while on the shuttle. >> the stories we talk about where we have tons and tons of information i'm not always interested in. but the ones like this where there is nothing else, that's it, you don't know who they are and what their relationship was. >> we're hearing all kinds of different st

meteorologist lawson joins us with a look at the easter forecast with live doppler.ot of easter baskets on stand by hoping for a great forecast. >> they are going to get it. we will see a lot of sunny skies tomorrow. it will be beautiful for easter sunday. live doppler sweeping around the bay area picking up clouds and still coming in from the coast. it was a very breezy day today. winds are gusting up to 29 miles per hour at sfo and 30 miles per hour in fairfield. tomorrow will be another breezy day as well. as we look down towards san francisco, we have clouds coming in from the coast. some areas under clear skies. in san francisco and 56 in oakland and 57 in redwood city. a lot of 50s out there. towards the beautiful bay bridge and the light show, temperatures in the 50s as well. napa and petaluma at 50. here's what you need to know as we show you another live shot from emeryville out towards the bay in san francisco. we are going to see increasing clouds overnight with patchy fog developing tomorrow morning. mostly sunny for easter and then a chance of rain on tu

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british celebrity chef nigella lawson has been prevented from boarding the u s bound flights and now must re apply for these appalling astounding truck compassion in a recent court case the fifty four year old was due to catch flights from london's heathrow airport to the side's innings last sunday it was time to play tough chicken and pasta security according to british media the rejection could jeopardize the recent entrants into the american tv market which is currently a judge on the cooking thing to tell showed the taste wilson is reported to have registered with the u s officials tried to fly and acknowledging she had not been to tangle convicted of taking illegal narcotics. she has now been invited to apply for visa which the us embassy in london says will be handled pretending and expeditiously. it's expected olsen will have to come together to tok his assessment to pray she's clean up trumps. us officials maintain the right to contest his drug offences. even if they have been specifically charged for the offense. she is known as the domestic auto adds up to one of the books

commissioner chan, lawson. >> thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen welcome to the wednesday march 26, 2014, community meeting. ladies and gentlemen, what we do a little differently to community meetings, the commission meets every wednesday at city hall. the last wednesday of the month we go out to the community. we have 10th district stations and we rotate to each district station. this is the best part of our job when we get to go out to the communities away from city hall and higher -- hear about concerns that happened in your district. we'll hear from our captain. we get a chance for the commissioners to introduce ourselves to you and tell you what we do on our day jobs in addition to the commission. i'm going to start to my left with commissioner chan. >> good evening, thank you for being out here tonight. as president mazzucco said this is our favorite day of the month. my name is chan. i'm on this committee for about 4 years. i'm an attorney serving immigrants. i focus on issues such as language access and immigrant issues. i'm happy to see everyone here tonight and especia

this picture was posted by viewer danielle mena and transcribe lawson just adorable. this little player has the right head gear along with the giants' colors. >>> an alert cashier at grayton casino is being credited for ending an elaborate counterfeit credit dent card ring. sheriff's deputies arrested six people involved in the ring and investigators say they are accused of stealing active credit and debit card numbers and then making counterfeit cards. after stealing thousands in cash, the suspects were caught trying to steal more when the cashier noticed some discrepancies. >> i went to the atm. got a voucher. the voucher they go up to the -- cashier to try to cash it. the cashier actually looked at the credit card. looked at the id. and noticed the credit card appeared to be counterfeit. they ran the magnetic strip and some -- the strip didn't work. >> investigators also recovered a couple of stolen cars and some drugs and a laptop computer with a card reader, and dozens of counterfeit cards the losses are estimated to be in the tens of thousands of dollars. >>> no

jeff lawson who's representing the whitneys said this wasn't the first time a hotel guest had gotten sick from legionnaires disease in palm springs. he believes the hotel knew about the bacteria and hid it. >> in 2006, there was another legionnaires' incident at the hotel where a guest had gotten sick and hyatt had found out about it. they did testing of the hotel. they found legionlla in the system. they put in a water treatment system but never cleaned and disinfected the cooling tower so it stayed the way it was. eventually mr. whitney goes there and gets sick and dies. >> the hyatt's response has been the safety and welfare of guests is a top priority for all hyatt hotels including hyatt palm springs. adding the company follows rigorous procedures to ensure all practices meet or exceed recommended standards. the hyatt tapped a couple of doctors as expert witnesses. one testified that mr. whitney was high risk already and he suffered from diabetes, was elderly and obese. factors that increased his likelihood of acquiring legionnaires' disease from any source and claimed it would b

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speech and was banned from entering percent of the stock to marry british celebrity chef nigella lawson has been prevented from boarding the u s bound flights and now must re apply for these appalling astounding truck compassion in a recent court case the fifty four year old was she to catch flights from london's heathrow airport to the side's innings last sunday but was time to lay off checking in on costs and security according to which each media. the rejection could jeopardize the recent entrants into the american tv market which is carly and judge on the cooking thing to tell or show it to taste wilson is reported to have registered with the u s officials prior to flying acknowledging she did not lead to ten people convicted of taking illegal narcotics she has now been invited to apply for visa which the us embassy in london says the hand or retaining and expeditiously. it's expected olsen will have to come together to talk his assessment to pray she's clean and trunks. us officials maintain the right time. it is the drug offenses even if they have been specifically charged for the

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and where did lawson go to celebrate? waffle house.n grew up in florida tweeted out a photo of dinner last night. winning his second green jacket. there it is. champ dinner at waffle house. exclamation point. i'm hoping that meals mooel was on the house. because that is tremendous publicity there for waffle house. >> his glamorous life, right? >> he likes what he likes >> good for him. >> yes. >> join me tonight at 9:00, coming up then tired of those clunky car seats? new invention fits into a backpack. then this, story on abc7 news at 11:00. parents of a local baby boy encouraging surgery now facing another fight just being able to afford to stay while recovering. >> and that is it for abc7 news i'm cheryl jennings. >> have a great evening. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. woah, this k l! the tour. give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. , this k l! the tour. give him the tour. let me s

and where did lawson go to celebrate? waffle house.son grew up in florida tweeted out a photo of dinner last night. winning his second green jacket. there it is. champ dinner at waffle house. exclamation point. i'm hoping that meals mooel was on the house. because that is tremendous publicity there for waffle house. >> his glamorous life, right? >> he likes what he likes >> good for him. >> yes. >> join me tonight at 9:00, coming up then tired of those clunky car seats? new invention fits into a backpack. then this, story on abc7 news at 11:00. parents of a local baby boy encouraging surgery now facing another fight just being able to afford to stay while recovering. >> and that is it for abc7 news i'm cheryl jennings. >> have a great evening. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. - ten minutes. ten minutes to air. cast, you should change for the cold open. [knock at door] - hey. you wanted to see me? - does it seem weird in here to you? [laughter] everything looks like a mexican soap opera. - i don't know. does it?

abc 7 meteorologist, francis lawson in the awwuweath wchl ac center.will see sunshine in >> he shared the spotlight with the rolling stones three decade. chuck lavelle spoke with dan ashley about his life in music and work as a conservationist. >> a member of the legendary rolling stones in the bay area. at night, the music director keyboardist. by day environmental advocate and conservationist to receive an award for his work. i have known chuck for many years now. he was kind enough to sit down with me this week. congratulations on this award. that award is from pacific forest trust. it is called the outside the box award. i couldn't pick a better honoree than chuck lavelle. an outside the box kind of guy. when not tending to the 2500 acre tree farm outseed of atlanta as author and conversationist, he is keyboardist and music director for the the rolling stones. a job he had for 32 years and counting. do you pinch yourself. life in music must be a joy. >> it is a joy. up on stage. and go flying past.is that kooe is that kooe richard. all he wants on

abc 7 meteorologist, francis lawson in the awwuweath wchl ac center. i'll tell you when you will see sunshine in you gotta reel it up now,buddy. it.creel it up.t up, [father] reel it up,you got him on there.bring him in. is that a bass? [boy] yeah,i got a big bass. [father]bring it up.keep reeling.keep reeling.c'mon, where is he? whoa! you caught that all by yourself? [boy] yeah! [father]how old are you to catch that? [boy]three! [father]you're three years old? show me how many fingers that is. >> he shared the spotlight with the rolling stones three decade. chuck lavelle spoke with dan ashley about his life in music and work as a conservationist. >> a member of the legendary rolling stones in the bay area. at night, the music director and keyboardist. by day environmental advocate and conservationist to receive an award for his work. i have known chuck for many years now. he was kind enough to sit down with me this week. congratulations on this award. that award is from pacific forest trust. it is called the outside the box award. i couldn't pick a be

also, full-year results from retailer lawson. china's march trade figures are due as is a decision from the bank of korea. at 9:30, australian labor force data. pretty crucial in determining the mood of the consumer as well as future spending behavior. also the aussie dollar is closing in on 94 cents. it's up at the best levels of the year so far. >>> now, i know this is -- sensitive data is at risk. the problem was found in open ssl which is used by the most widely used web service software. many websites could have the security flaw. a fix is available. websites and service providers must install the update. now, this comes as the amount of online data in the world is expected to multiply ten-fold by 2020. the massive increase being propelled by objects being connected to the internet. the source for the estimates is the emc corporation who today released their annual study. the coo is simon walsh. he's with me in studio. thanks for joining us. you say the digital universe is doubling in size every two years. >> yes, historical

i'm joined by eric lawson in new york. that has helped retailers sell online. gentlemen, welcome. i will start with you. what are the headline takeaways here? shipping contents were huge. >> amazon does spend aggressively. this is in keeping with their history from many quarters now. it is just a lot of aggressive investment in the future breed whether it is the film at centers. it is getting products out to the consumer much more quickly. shorten that amount of time, and it is another way that amazon is just tempting other industries. >> sales are up 23%. expenses are also up 23% pretty big part of that is shipping. this is what your merchants depend on. they get their goods from one place to another. what stood out from the report? >> what stood out is the amazon investment they are putting behind getting the last mile to the consumer. you think over time, $20 billion a quarter, there is a lot of risk in the last mile. if you go to the holiday, amazon bought the week before christmas to make sure they could get packages at on time. that is not sustainable long-term as volume inc

donna lawson, bbc news. >> sounds fascinating. >> let's talk to the space fizz cyst.t's the smallest planet outside earth we've been able to detect so far. the it's easier to find bigger ones like jupiter. the main is size element. the other is it's in the habitable zone where there could be water on this planet. it's not too hot, not too cold for liquid water to exist. >> it's 500 light years away from us. >> would we ever get there? we hear people talking about the mission to mars. is this impossible? >> it took 70 years to reach outside the solar system with voyager. with current technology, no. with technology we're developing now, no. you never know what the rememal of science fiction turn out to be true. there are people thinking about. that i don't see us being able to go there and step foot there to see if there's life there. >> it seems extraordinary there's been 1,000 planets discovered in the last year. will we get more information about kepler from this? >> there are techniques. small planets are quite hard for kepler to detect or get as much information a

donna lawson has details. >> 500 light years from earth, a planet that might just might be able to sustain this is a computer simulation of kep lar 186f. in truth it may not look like this. in whatever appearance, it's a pretty big deal. >> we found a super earth, planets much bigger than our planet in a habitable zone. this region around the star where the temperature is right for liquid water. this is the first time we've found a planet so close to earth's size. that means a lot. >> it's thought to be a gold locks planet, just the right size and distance from the star. but before we get started, a word of caution. >> this orbits a star cooler than the sun. while it may be the similar size and receives the same energy as earth, it orbits a star. perhaps instead of an earth twin, it's an earth cousin. >> an earth cousin trillions of millimeters away. if it's teaming with water and teaming with life, we'll probably never know. >> keplar 186 f. there has to be a better name for that planet. >>> main news this hour, divers entering the wreck of the south korean ferry have searched the ship's

the huge sink hole that appeared this afternoon in san francisco sunset district at 22 avenue and lawsontreet. the hole is 5 feet waived. four feet deep. may have been caused by a sewer line that runs underneath it that happens periodically in town. crew filling it with sand and making repairs. if you don't want to hit that after you got the tires aligned that's for sure. sandhya is in for spencer christian. stepped outside tonight it's cold out there. >> you feel deepening the marine layer and sea breeze rushing in. things are changing. we cool it down for you. we bring in some drizzle next couple days. change of pace. today temperatures got up into the low to mid 80's in our warmest spot. along the coast though that's a different story. it was really cool foggy day oneer 50's to low 60's and as you look at live doppler 7hd we are adding on top of the marine layer a lot of high cloud now pretty big shield of high cloud. i'll show where you that is coming from in just a moment. sfo camera low clouds here and we are going to be dealing with that tomorrow morning. 53 in san francisco. 57 o

lets start with british celebrity chef nigel, a lawson turned away when she tried to board a flight to she admitted under oath to using cocaine. u.s. officials denied visas in the past over similar drug issues. >>> it's official russian president vladimir putin formally divorcing his wife after 40 years of marriage. her name now scrubbed from his official bio. former president george w. bush has shown us his paintings of his four-legged friend. he's getting ready to unveil 24 portraits of world leaders. it's going to happen tomorrow at the "washington post" tony blair, vladimir putin, dalai la lama. >>> former navy s.e.a.l. shot in the stomach after an altercation in the grocery store parking lot. but he managed to not only chase his attacker's car but also plugged his wound and drove himself to the hospital. chris joins me now via skype. chris, wow. i guess you had a lot of great training as a navy s.e.a.l. you learned tenacity and perseverance and a bunch of stuff. >> you learn toughness. people are saying, hey, why didn't you call 911 and i would say my idea of an emergency is a lit

. >>> celebrity chef nigella lawson has been invited to u.s.ing cocaine last year. drug use is one of the reasons why someone can be refused entry into the united states. >>> an interesting exchange of gifts during a brief and historic visit between britain's queen elizabeth ii and pope francis. check it out. he gave her a stone orb that was topped to the cross for her great grandson, prince george, and she gave him a basket of goodies from her stays, including a bottle of whisky from scotland, including honey cider and a dozen eggs. >>> we know skydiving is fraught with danger, involves throwing yourself out of a plane, of course, but no one ever recorded this kind of danger before. >> the guy was skydiving in norway wearing a small camera on his head. just after his parachute opened, he captures a meteorite zooming past him. >> experts who watch the video say it was, in fact, a meteorite in what's called dark flight, when it has stopped glowing. it's believed to be part of a larger stone that exploded far in space. they haven't found one -- o

jeff lawson who's representing the whitneys, adds this wasn't the first time a hotel guest had gottenom lee gone nare's disease at the hyatt in palm springs. he believes the hotel knew about the bacteria and hid it. >> in 2006, there was another lee gone nare's incident at the hotel where a guest had gotten sick and hyatt had found out about it. they did testing of the hotel. they found legionella bacteria in the water system. after that, they put in a water treatment system, but it didn't -- but they never cleaned and disineffected the cooling tower. it stayed the way it was. eventually mr. whitney goes there. gets sick and dies. the hyatt's response has been that the safety and welfare of guests is a top priority for all hyatt hotels including hyatt palm springs. adding that the company follows rigorous procedures to ensure that all practices meet or exceed recommended health standards. but the hyatt tapped a couple doctors as expert witnesses. one of them dr. paul edlestein testified mr. whitney was high risk already, he suffered from diabetes, was elderly and obese. factors that i

james lawson, the original proponent of the take-care clause, put it this way: "the president has -- quote -- "authority not to make or alter or dispense with the laws but to execute and enact the laws which are established" -- he continued -- quote -- "to contend to see that the laws faithfully executed i am please the power to forbid their execution is entirely inadmissible." there are, madam president, certain situations in which the executive may in fact legitimately ignore or even contravene a duly enacted federal statute, but such circumstances are few and far between. the presence of both parties have long claimed authority not to enforce unconstitutional statutes. according to this view, if the constitutional view of the executive branch determines that a statute clearly violates the constitution, the highest law, then that statute is no law at all and is not worth enforcement. the presidents have also sought to justify partial nonenforcement. as the supreme court explained -- quote -- "the president performs his full constitutional duty if with the means and instruments prov

the lawson is about for immigration review and whether there has been any consideration about moving resources around and funding issues for the court. we are currently in arlington significant delay. determinations will be made in regard to placement of judges. to me, it seems significant that you could -- if you are living in the state of maryland, you are in the proceedings with a new year. you can guarantee that if you are a respondent who is in the district of columbia or in the commonwealth virginia, we will be here until 2016 at least air. on some occasions, it is sometimes helpful to buy time. overall, there are other cases isre it seems to me that it this region in particular that requires more resources. it is a great court. but this is an issue for them. >> i agree. i think the issue of how long it takes to get certain cases done in immigration court is troubling. it is something that bothers me every day and we try to look at it. generally speaking, the highest detainedcases were ther cases. somebody's detained and a lot of our courts are located to try to speed it up. we

. >>> and british celebrity chef nigella lawson is apparently not welcome in america.d a flight to los angeles. reportedly because she admitted under oath to using cocaine. u.s. officials have denied visas to celebrities in the past over drug issues. >> wow. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what caused a gunman to open fire inside fort hood yesterday, leaving three people dead and over 15 wounded. casey stegall is live at fort hood in texas learning brands new details about the shooter, who he was and what may have caused him to go off. >> reporter: that's exactly right. i want to point out that we are at the main entrance to fort hood, the gate right back here behind me. you can see in the background a lot of the press is set up here because we anticipate that at some point this morning there is going to be a press conference with public affairs officials here at fort hood with another update for us. but that time has not been determined. we've been trying to reach out to them to nail that down. it is still unclear right now. also what is unclear, what the m

jeff lawson is at the courthouse for us.orning. >> reporter: hey, savannah, good morning, yeah, as you said, the prosecutor came out of the gate hard yesterday, if you thought he would slow down today, think again. hammering oscar pistorius for hours this morning, accusing him of deflecting questions. grandstanding in the court for the cameras and lying about his entire relationship with reeva steenkamp. oscar pistorius, the olympian, and reeva steenkamp, the model, as he tells it, a happy couple in love, making future plans together. but in court this morning, this. >> we did a search. the search found out you twice. another time to her mother. >> that's correct, my lady, i never got the opportunity to tell reeva that i loved her. >> reporter: pistorius said he mistook reeva as an intruder. her text messages are her only voice. >> i understand what you she writes here, but i was good to reeva. i never picked on her, my lady. >> so she lied? >> i don't think she lied. >> she lied? if she never put it there, you both lied. >>

and took that criticism a step further adding toronto mayor rob ford, welcome to the usa, nigella lawson appearance, though. fair point. >> does seem to be somewhat of a double standard. >> and i guess the question is what risk she poses is really the issue. >>> would you ever want to see a show about your life reliving all the highs and lows? that's a question that carol king has had to ponder now that a musical of her life is running on broadway. it's called "beautiful." and thursday night, she surprised the cast and audience with her answer. >> i've been working up to coming. i haven't seen the show. >> and she says after watching the show, she could not be more proud. we love her. >> that's great. >> yeah. >> it is great. >> that's for sure. >> let's say you're out walking in the street and you accidentally drop your phone down a drainpipe. go along with this. what would you do? would you go in after it? if your answer is yes, think about these next pictures first. this is a teenager. her name is ella and she dropped her phone down a drain in england. what does she do? well she goes