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here is a lk at what is coming we're going to keep thunder in the forecast for this evening. spotty showers and warming thup weekend in time for mother's day plans. this is what is pulling up the moisture. we'll keep it unsettled right on throughout tuesday so hang onto the umbrellas. tonight showers spotty in nature. some of you heading out the door some showers showing up throughout the afternoon. that area continues to move south and west of us. tomorrow morning cloud cover and going with 50s. make sure you give yourself extra time. as you look at highs for thus still potential for showers in the south bay. san jose morgan hill 71 degrees. startly cloudy skies on the peninsula. 70 degrees in yu kaia. head out towards east bay 69 in oakland. inland communities 72 degrees. we'll see a drying trend. temperatures falling only to rebound for the weekend. mother's day forecast looking beautiful. >> just for mom. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> a quick reminder for anyone looking for work. hundreds of jobs will be available tomorrow from noon until 4:00 and it's free. we

. >> he was all smiles today t lks $2.3 million win fall. he is a student at san jose city college and works the grave yard shift as a security guard to pay for classes. >> for us it is -- i mean, the way i grew up in our family, $2 million makes a big difference. that is something that is going to change for my family. >> he says he bought the ticket and found out he won but because he was in the middle of finals he still went to finals but now he could afford a four year college and go for a bachelors degree. he says he plans to take his family out to a nice dinner tonight. >>> sections of the great highway are still closed as crews work to remove the sand. traffic is shut down in both directions from sky line to lincoln way. you can see why. winds up to 40 miles per hour created san dunes in the lanes. a spokeswoman tells us there is no estimated time for reopening that road. >>> our ktvu's chief meteorologist m is live -- bill martin is live with what we are looking at for the weekend. >> great highway, that is mother nature. in the old

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tonight a lk at company's history of accidents is a story only on abc 7 news. also, a victory for pry vassy. a settlement won't allow a company to dictate how patients get their medicine and a power ball player comes forward to collect a prize. a cool $2 million. those stories and more coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> that is exciting to see him come, take his money. >> $2 million. >> congratulations autos yes. >> cirque du soleil about to make a new splash in the bay area. >> yes. the members of cirque du soleil are teeming up with six flags discovery kingdom. >> about to dive into a new show at the golf and harbor stage. >> the new show called cirqe >>> this is "world news." tonight, shots fired. the dramatic new video of police taking down the london attacker. and tonight the remarkable women on the scene who defied those attackers in this bloody street. >>> storm front. violent weather rolling across america right before the big memorial day weekend, and a worrisome warning tonight about the coming hurricane season. >>> skyfall. imagine this, a plane fly

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knoxville creek 34 miles per hour winds that will be picking up more, i'll be back with a lk at how hot it's going to get here and we might see records. >> in gold country horts looking at anyone and anything that might help find whoever killed a little girl. the 8-year-old stabbed to death in her home. >> the vigil still hours away but let's show you what's happening now. folks lining up here at a table to collect donations. anything they can do help the family ahead of the vigil. we have ab update on the investigation. police are looking at all possibilities they've talked with local sex offenders and looking into the arrest of a man in placerville yesterday accused of trying to abduct a toddler there to see if there is a connection to laila's death. at this point they say there is no indication 2004 connected. it's all part of a larger search for a suspect and her answers. >> she didn't deserve to die like this. >> emotions are raw for those who knew young laila fowler, murdered saturday. >> she was really sweet. she had her shy moment buzz she was -- a happy little girl cared about

first, a lk at stocks that hit onye highs. >>> it may be the biggest bank robbery ever, and the thieves didn't even have to enter a branch. federal prosecutors in new york city today charged a gang of eight cyber thieves for stealing $45 million in just hours by hacking into a database of prepaid debit cards and empty atms around the city and around the world usingake gnetic swipe cards. >> this is the largest theft of this time we have yet seen. a 21st century bank heist that reached through the internet to span the globe. instead of guns and masks, this cyber crime organization used laptops and malware. >> scott cohn is here with details. this is a fascinating story. >> fascinating and more than a little bit scary. the gun and mask are so 20th century. police say this was a worldwide crime cringe, extremely well organized. the hackers would get in the system of big banks and credit card processors, targeting prepaid debit cardia and raise the balance on the accounts, change the pin code and while still in the system, hacking the computers, they would send a new pin codes to the street

we lk at some people who simply can't afford it so they lower their workers to 29 hours, get below the0-hour threshold which will py out over time. that obviously hurts. we're talking about fixing something. this is insane. you're talking about fixing something that hasn't even been implemented yet. it's like having a game plan for a sports game and all of a sudden before the game starts, you hey guys, this plan stinks. we've got to change it. that's before playing a single play. this has not been fully implemented. we did nothing for health care reform. all we did was add people to the rolls. >> jonas, could you weigh in? >> if someone doesn't propose a better plan, there's no use to going back to the old system. that wasn't a pro hing plan. companies still had to pay for people's health insurance. look, there's people with too much insurance, believe it or not. some of them aren't in unions and they cost more than single payer plans and are more beneficial. i don't think union members who negotiated these plans want to switch which doesn't have the dental coverage and other coverage

. >> i hope josie chestnut is watching this, because lks like he's got a new challenger awaiting. >> yes. >> after a brief blackout the longest lasting light bulb on the planet is back on. a power supply turned off the light bulb for six hours and this morning was back on. >> san jose area fire stations. at the current home, the number is six. >> bummer the record is broken after more than 100 years. >> people wait tables want big tippers but woman got more than expected. >> take a look at this receipt. a customer left a waitress a thousand dollar tip on a $60 meal. >> the customer wrote on the receipt your ticket to itally, enjoy. she believes she was overheard telling another customer telling she wanted to go to itally. >> here is a look at live doppler p. clear skies breezy conditions very pleasant cooler and this evening, if you're go together giants game it will be sunny. 55 degrees at the start of the game. again, breezy, cool. so you might want to bundle up. nationwide tomorrow, calmer weather picture especially down into area of those violent storms and tornadoes. texas and o

in the morning and all that i ask is that i did not get a chano lk to johnny. i left from work today, to get here, to see johnny. i want johnny to know that we welcome in to the neighbor but seven days a week open to 6:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. in the morning, i really don't think so. we had one murder up there in the last 90 days and i don't know if the other young lady passed or not. and i go out of town once a month and i have to walk down that hill. i am so afraid. and i just walk away down to the building to get to the amtrak to go for this citizen and i take the care now. so i am asking you to look at this very closely so that the neighborhood will not get hurt. thank you. >>

. >> this season, i think next season teams will lk at us and trying to beat us. >> every, it takes a lot of thing goings right for you, for anyone to win a championship. i feel like we have pieces to do it. >> feel to keep kings in sacramento has been signed after the nba nixed the move to seattle. that is a record. it's i like a targin. now. the sacramento plan includes a new 44s million arena. the loss was tough for warriors. the kings scored two goals in two minutes. taking a 2-0 series lead. and in the third brad stewart into the penalty box. so sharks now zpoun need a win in the tank. >> down two games. now have to come here, take care of business. you know? what? is it going to -- we're going to work game three. and you move on. >> we've been in these situations before and have overcome adversity. because we're excited about getting out there and playing that. is all we can do. >> stage six, leader is tj van gardenen. two stages left there is a one minute 47 second lead over australia. sad news from world of golf, ken convenient turay passed away today. he had been hospitalized

here is a lk at doppler 7 with thunderstorms, oklahoma city calming down but devastation left behind in this line of violent storms, a tornado watch remains in affect into texas. nationally tomorrow, we'll have most of the nation with calm weather, there will be another lion of thunderstorms in the same area capable of producing more tornadoes. back here in california, calm, mild day. will be showery and cool. in central valley, mild to warm. down south, 102 in palm springs, tomorrow, we'll see a sharp drop off in temperatures. high as above 90 degrees, tomorrow, highs inland only into 70s, 60s around the bai. upper 50s to 60s on the coast and windy and cooler pattern remains with us for the rest of the week. so don't expect any warm up until perhaps next monday,, which by wait is memorial day. >> thank you. >> okay. >> ahead at 4:00 new research suggests womens' purses carry more bacteria than toilets. what is the dirtiest item inside of the hand bags? >> and a delicate operation for firefighters. >> i'm michael finney. can you use a credit card to >>> a female 200 pound black bear

developers say it lks -- it works differently than other in somehe of medications by blocking chemicals in the brain that keep people away. the fda is expected to make a decision later this summer. educators should be focused on exercise as much as reading, writing, and arithmetic. that is the finding of a report of the institute of medicine, recommending that schools provide students with an hour of exercise a day, also for the sake of their grades. experts call for a whole school approach to get kids moving. that includes teaching teachers how to incorporate physical activity into math, science, and english. biking,ng, skateboarding to and from school. an after-school activities, sports. >> on thursday, several members of congress introduced legislation that would amend the no child left behind act to include more physical activity. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> whave been watching the system track across the country all week and it is still producing some strong to severe thunderstorms. we are in that area identified as the risk area,

he lks likehe actor's name where the eyes were replaced with ones, ltle tweaking here and there.t got cracks. the final one is a day, but it s been changed a little bit, too. when you dig into this, what do you do about this? ammine, look, i have been telling people for years, you have to do some kind of combination of letters and numbers, upper case, , but if you're over eight to ten, you know, of these letters and numbers, you should be fine. it's just not true anymore. >> yh, what has happened is as the hackers have been more sophisticated, we have to get more sophisticated. for example, instead of just long, strong, and some specific d also need to be random. they have to be randomized. you don't want to have the first mother capitalized and memrs of the and college a lot o people d. at i recommend is password prection stware that randomly assigns it. even tracy byrnes with their -- 2830 characters for a long and it helps solve the problems. gerri: you mean i have to havee some kind of sauce for to tell me how to read the password? really? >> we, you know, the reality is,o

this is what it lks like right now at the bay bridge toll plaza. just jammed up.ubt folks are trying to get into the city but sit slow going. democrats insist the state has money to make some of california's neediest residents smile again but wants to grin or have them grin and bear it just a little bit longer. oof i am embarrassed about missing and broken teeth i have. >> 29-year-old leannea powell showed lawmakers the gap in the teeth that many medical recipients have. >> look at this. >> this is because the state no longer provides dental care to low income residents on medical to. address a deficit in 2009 la state leaders eliminated the service autos they pull teeth so you're option is get the teeth pulled or suffer in pain. >> the budget committee voted to restore dental care for state's poor, helping $130 million back into the program. the need is great considering people are camping outside for days when a free clinic is offered such as this one in san jose last weekend. >> i had three people got tired of waiting and violated their parole to go back to pri

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take a lk at this one from "the wall street journal" this morning.borrowing againstheir portfolios as the market goes up, investors arleveraging up with it. borrowing against the kings in their portfolio this newfound love of leverage comes with investors to help us break it down your here is the president of amg capital. hillary come welcome back. >> i find this kind of troubling. call me crazy, but is this a sign of a great bull arket or we are coming to the end and it's all going to blow up woen. >> it can be a fine. it means that at some point, it is long-term in equities and across the bow of the board. they are borrowing against the money that they have in their stock accounts. gerri: doe this tell you they can't get money from lenders are banks? >> i read about a person who did renovation on hisouse. >> first of all, it's anywhere from 1% to 3.5%, maybe 4% to boow part of your portfolio. you have a dollar, but you borr $2 instant. i know people that don't want to sell the underlying stock because they ain't that they are stalking the gap. we w

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. >> this season, i think next season teams will lk at us and trying to beat us.t of thing goings right for you, for anyone to win a championship. i feel like we have pieces to do it. >> feel to keep kings in sacramento has been signed after the nba nixed the move to seattle. that is a record. it's i like a targin. now. the sacramento plan includes a new 44s million downtown arena. the loss was tough for warriors. the kings scored two goals in two minutes. taking a 2-0 series lead. and in the third brad stewart into the penalty box. so sharks now zpoun need a win in the tank. >> down two games. now have to come here, take care of business. you know? what? is it going to -- we're going to work game three. and you move on. >> we've been in these situations before and have overcome adversity. because we're excited about getting out there and playing that. is all we can do. >> stage six, leader is tj van gardenen. two stages left there is a one minute 47 second lead over australia. sad news from world of golf, ken convenient turay passed away today. he had been hospit

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lk's not a part of the creation? >> luck has nothing to do about this. just fooling themselves. gerri: huh. get down to it. talk about the things you do. what number -- certainnumbers that you play? play the most common, least common, what do you do? >> no, that's all aut a hogwash. there's no -- somebody -- everybody thinks there's magic to get the best and worst numbers to play. there are no best and worst numbers. it's the set. remember, a single number doesn't win, a set wins. i teach people in the method that after you picked your set of numbers, and it dosn't matter how, some is birthdays, anniversaries, some e the numbers that come up the mostor least, but once you pick them, there's a research that you do, and it's in the book, it's simple to do, and it'll tell you if that's a good set of numbers. if it is, now you stick with that set of numbers. you play that same set of numbers, ever change them or miss a draw. gerri: now, but what makes a go number, richard? >> again, it's not a number. it's a set of numbers. gerri: right. >> it's whenyou -- i

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these images from the storm are perhaps the best lk at the sheer power of the ef-5 tornado. charles gaffert captured the intensity from the door of his storm cellar as the twister ripped through his neighborhood. >> this whole monster just comes sliding by, and i ended up getting the whole thing. my jaw was just dropped. it was pieces of houses flying above your eyes. it's undescribable. >> reporter: even in a safe shelter, he could feel the power of the funnel. >> a rumbling in the ground that just turns your stomach. >> reporter: but the most sickening feeling here is for the lost. the first of 24 funerals was today. 9-year-old antonia was laid to rest. first responders found the third grader in the rubble at plaza towers elementary. she was hugging her very best friend, emily, who will be buried later this week. a sobering reminder that all of this debris and damage is really nothing compared to what two dozen families have lost here. in moore, oklahoma, jay gray, news4. >>> the red cross needs your help and that's why news4 has teamed up with the agency for tornado relie

. >> do you think these lks or do think it goes higher than that?i simply don't know at this stage. we've only begun our investigation. >> reporter: and about why his department stands accused of seizing phone records from reporters with the associated press. >> the actions of the department have in fact impaired the first amendment. >> this is an ongoing matter about which i know nothing. >> there doesn't seem to be any acceptance of responsibility in the justice department for things that have gone wrong. >> reporter: though both parties questioned those seized phone records, it became clear from the moment the attorney general was sworn in to testify, the growing irs scandal packs more political heat. amid high stakes debates over immigration, gun control and your taxes, the irs revelations would steal the public's attention. >> they're outraged by this. it was all conservatives. >> and one u.s. house republican has proposed a new law, asking the attorney general to, quote, immediately resigned. 53 others have signed on to report but no democrats

a point now where we actually need it change the rules, that there is no scolding, there is no pub lk change the situation? we really need to have filibuster reform. if we're going to have a more orderly press says where you can get people in place where there can actually be government? >> well, you're right, krystal. this is unprecedented, what's happening. we have never had almost every judicial nominee filibustered. republicans say, oh, it just tit-for-tat. but the fact of the matter is, democrats engaged in very few filibusters. republicans have this endless appetite to obstruct and filibuster. this will all come to a head in july, when, as ari said, all of these nominees will be up before the senate. hopefully immigration will be passed. and we will then have the perfect storm. and that would require republicans to allow the senate to do what the senate is supposed to do and that is vote on confirmations. >> and part of what you are talking about is the politicization, and affected by the hyper partisan at moss for in d.c. now days. and we can sort of quantify this in robert's c

. >> it lks like we lost that signal there. about them being dangerously close to that kind of rotation. we'll find out if that indeed impacted their live shot. meantime we're also watching the live coverage of our affiliate koco. they've been talking about the tornadic activity right there in oklahoma an all that's taking place. you see their live images right there. >> they appear to be thinning very, very fast. >> absolutely there. and you're probably going to see more debris coming through. a lot of us know as you go east of i-35 the amount of tree density begins to increase. you'll probably see trees get kick up there. again you can see right along, looks like there's going to be a creek there known as deep fork. that's going to be just north of route 66, north luther road. right around peebley road there. >> these are the cities we are talking about. talking about edmond, oklahoma. arcadia and luther, oklahoma. all in the paths of this activity where we've seen these ominous clouds. they've gone from dark gray to near bla

just must be done -- >> essentially it's a procedural thing that it needs to occur for these folks to lkg the work. >> how about when we can expect the next budget fight? is that coming later this month, debt ceiling and how ugly is that going to get? >> that will be more likely than not end of summer during the fall. it's going to be very ugly. there's many ideas being thrown out there this week the house is voting on an idea that let's prioritize what debts the treasury would pay in the event that we come up to the debt limit, and sort of mini extension. but this is one of these chances, boehner and obama get in a room and hammer out some type of debt deal that includes more revenue, includes entitlement cuts. good question. we don't necessarily know. it's just the time it's going to work. probably not. mitch mcconnell is in an election fight. he's not going to want to put anything through the senate that could make him look weak to the conservatives. but you never know. president obama and john boehner, there's one thing that they both really need to work on that benefits each, you kn

the obama administration seemsis to be more willing to subpoena reporters to go after leakers lk andve prosecuted more leakers than all the the previous administrations and and combined. that is alarming. alarmin it's not to say that it's not's legal to do it. it certainly it.rtainly the justice department hasdepatm strict rules on when at the can subpoena journalists. it's unclear how carefully theyy were followed in this case. i think most journalist wouldisl say certainly we ought to consider national security implications. it's perfectly fine for the the government to ask us not toto print something. some we should listen to that discussion, but at the end of the day, it should be our decision. as you get more and more more subpoenas there's a chilling effect and an ti intimidatingint effect whether the administration intends it orn i not. >> is intimidating effect on the press or the people who may taly to the press.pres >> in the most sense it's the people who might leak or might t be our sources, but that ends up be an imdation to journalist. first of all you can't get sources

we don't have a right or neckism where can say did you lk at ur 0 phone records.rrendous from a fourth amendment standpoint. thankfully there are a few civil lib tearians who are starting to fight against it. it's's nate mayor situation we we're in right now. >> if this had happen six years ago would people be screaming from the rafters? is there a legitimate double standard here. >> i think it's important to put into context the fact that the obama administration has six different indictments going to prosecute whistle-blowers. yes, the people were angry on the record of civil lib tearians with they have made the dedecision to go after leaks. the ap story got more attention because it was joked with the two other store vis and it was the idea that the administration was under siege. i think people like mat and people on the left have been beating the drum about these issues for a long time but plenty of liberals an democrats haven't been interested. this does show a new level you would argue over reach. it does poison the relationship between the press and the ad

lk --fact awarded the gop that deathyear award panels were contained in obamacare.ie ofhey awarded the the reward for takeover of government -- by government health care with obamacare. these lies have been perpetrated thousands of times. is something to find a something, a statement made knowing it is false with the intent to deceive. so the media seems to be so easily manipulated and not actually reporting the facts. papers,sk or read the ec obamacare is opposed by the majority of the people. the cnn poll shows 59% of the people really support it. 43% like it. 16% don't like it because it doesn't go far enough. that means they really like it, but they want more. but it is not reported that way. the reports are always that obamacare is opposed. host: let's get a response from rachel hartman. guest: the caller brings up many important points. it is natural for folks to be skeptical of the media, especially when they see things being picked up they believe are politicized events. but i think here at yahoo! like other credible news organizations, we have a team of sma

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