locker looks helps us out, taking us step by step along their path and explained how they turned a clever creation made of construction paper and scotch tape into a multimillion dollar business. turning an idea into a marketable profit can seem as simple as a spin of a when will on a child's board game. joanne brewer and christy sterling didn't even seem like players. >> this was the first time we ever did this. it was just a completely new adventure for us. it was just out of our own experience with our daughter. >> they were going into sixth grade and wanted to decorate their locker and there wasn't a lot of cute stuff out there. and so christy went to work and came up with some concepts and here we are. >> it was things i clued together in my kitchen at the table. this was an example of a little bin that was basically just cardboard paper that i grewed together. >> their daughters loved these homemade school locker decorations and so did their friends. >> the phone started ringing from other parents saying, where did you get that stuff? we want it. how do we get it? and we realized the

when i walked off of that match, i was in a locker next to pancho gonzalez in the main locker room theiggest thrill of my life. winning that match right there told me that if i keep working, keep going at it the right way, keep listening, and keep being disciplined, then i have an opportunity. tavis: let me fast-forward way down the road, and then we'll come back, because i'm fascinated now by your comment a moment ago that later in your career you know what it felt like to be in his shoes. so what did it feel like years later when that was happening to you at the hands of these young guys? >> well, i went from looking for somebody where i could make my reputation to being a reputation-maker. the older you get, certainly -- as i got older, i became a situation player, so the bigger the situation, the better i would play. but to go out when you're 36, 37, 38-years-old and having a long match the day before and having those aches and pains, and playing against a young kid that's willing to do anything to go and to show his stuff and to get that reputation, it's hard work. but the older i

. >>> first, to be that one kid that's different than everybody else in the locker room. >> the lines are now blurred for boys and girls in california schools. >>> some parents call it groundbreaking. others call it too controversial. the governor, tonight, signing the first state law in the country, requiring california schools to allow transgender students to use the bathroom and locker room of choice. and to play whichever sports team, male or female, to participate with. >>> the bill that the governor signed is modeled by a policy in effect here in san francisco schools. that policy says, transgender students have the right to access teams and facilities they identify with. transge transgender students say this will make it easier to go to school. >> people say you'll grow out of it. but i'm not. i'm a boy. >> reporter: 16-year-old ashson lee says coming out as transgender was not easy. fitting in presented more challenges. >> i was placed in the girl's class in p.e. >> reporter: schools can't discriminate against transgender students. but being assigned classes and bathrooms base

rush: the guy who opened the locker? john wojciechowski. still on it. rush: pilot? not anymore. ied, rush. a nasty little ... in a box. what's that, louie? "improvised explosive device." um, trip wire-triggered pipe bomb enclosed in some sort of wooden box. packed with screws and nails, pieces of metal shrapnel. junk bomb. but not exactly a cold job. this one may be related to at least two, maybe three prior bombings in the city. big box electronics store back in '99, engineering firm in '01 and county hospital two years later. signature is the same. there hasn't been a bomb fatality in philadelphia in over, what, five years? which is why we thought the guy who did this one was locked up or long gone. vera: what, killed himself? or maimed. often happens to people who play with explosives. or who go to the gym in the morning. the feds ever look into it? looked, but never found a link. attacks were local, never used the mail; no federal jurisdiction. any connection between the targets? public places, but otherwise pretty indiscriminate. vera:

the law let's them choose whether they want to play on boys or girls sports teams and share locker rooms with athletes of the opposite sex. supporters of the law say it will help reduce bullying and discrimination against transgenders in school. karen england is executive director of capital resource institute, a public policy organization in california. they led the successful effort to stop mandatory hpv vaccinations and more. pleasure to have you here today. >> thank you for having me, governor. >> the basis upon which this law was passed and signed by the governor was that it would help to stem the tide of bullying. i am having a hard time thinking back on my school days that a biological boy going into the girls restroom would be less subject to being ridiculed and bullied than not. so what is really the basis of this? >> well, absolutely. what they really want to do is blur the genders together. we currently have law that does take care of those very rare exceptions of those students who are struggling with their gender identity. so current law is sufficient. this is very extreme,

room and there's a fourteen year old boy naked in the girls' locker room because that's where he choose. i think that's all of the problem here is that all of the concerns about the law that foxes are raised are based on a high oil highly flawed conservative talking point really a bigoted talking point for instance there is no credible research not even common sense that would suggest that male students are going to pretend to be transgender so that they can sneak into a girl's bathroom and these conservative talking points help to fuel look the ras front and the abuse that many transgender children and adults face each and every day rather than having a serious discussion about the law and its implications fox chose to use their talking heads to disperse mountains of misinformation and that's why the so called news network has been politically correct. in cuba is not a failure of the cuban people it's a failure of adel castro in a. one zero sum summation. by the officials both hostility and suspicion encouraged by the government these operations against cuba are known to the attorney g

so michael vick's comments are not necessarily the indication of the rest of the locker room.hink kary williams, more confused in his statements and hurt in his statements would be more indicative of the eagles locker room. >> rush limbaugh, of course, jumped right on this story, criticizing the media response to cooper's rant. let's take a listen. >> the moral enforcers in the media are now demanding to know just how widespread this is and what should be done with all of these offenders. and how in the world can this be tolerated and what are we going to do about it. >> you know, what strikes me about that to the points evans was making, you think you know someone, then hear something like this. i think it is legitimate question, you go out on the field, count on someone to have your back, this is a fair question. this is not a moral overplay. >> yeah. we want to keep rush limbaugh out of any serious conversation, that's first and foremost. there are a lot of ways to look at this. on one hand we are at this interesting moment where there seems to be at least in terms of the p

karen, you are long foot locker. >> what used to be a weight on foot locker which was their european exposure. now people are seeing an upside if we have an improvement in europe. >> you mentioned american eagle. big move in the after hours. let's go to josh lipton. >> melissa, we are watching american eagle outfitters in the after hours. at tanking. the news here, aeo saying it expects to earn about 10 cents per share in the expect quarter. that's well below who analysts expected. the street was looking for 21 cents per share. the company saying that revenue dropped two percent. same store sales declined 7 percent, that versus an 8 percent pop a year ago. the ceo saying they're not happy at all with second quarter opinions on the dis pointing results of the women's asourcement and weak traffic. >> the action in the market is hot but one small firm has been even hotter. spoke investment group has been on a tear, more than doubling the performance of the s&p 500. here now with the most recent additions to the list is paul hickey. it's a pleasure to speak with you. a lot of people are

the bella twins that i would see the most dangerous place in the debt we could believe that he was locker room this is like a lion like a jungle net or like a lot of women out there you know we're big into our careers in our careers a lot of our time but it's hard to balance it all and you really get to see that plus does it ever get me i got hit hard in the face one time and i'll admit in the moment i got up and i kicked the girl straight in the stomach and not to write down a six point i can't do that it's all ahead on larry king now. welcome to larry king now we've got a lot of fun today three of the stars of the hit reality show total beavis airing sundays at ten pm on the rise in sea grosses place the wus resident mean girls nikki and bree bella also known as the belle of twins novelette is the third generation w w e superstar natalia you'll see all three w e divas this sunday at the staples center here in los angeles for w w e's severs and live on pay per view what nikki is summer slam summer slam all i mean it's the biggest party of the summer or the hottest event of the summer and

room and there's a 14-year-old boy naked in the locker room because that's where he chooses to be. >rst of all, i don't remember 7 and 14-year-olds being together. but i don't disagree with you on that. >> okay, well, the 10-year-old girl. >> yes, i get it. >> the 10-year-old girl and the 12-year-old boy. >> like i said, i don't envy the governor's having to be in this position to make this decision. and the reason is, although there have been adopted policies in four states, massachusetts, et cetera, in california. this legislation was signed into law by the governor to help reduce the bullying by these transgender children. i'm not sure -- >> well, forget about -- >> i'm not sure what they've done here -- >> .00001%. >> i don't know what kind of crazy world we live in when we decide that the best way to stop bullying is to pass a law where we introduce opposite members of the opposite sex into opposite locker rooms. you're going to force acceptance? this comes back to things that are taught in the home. i talked to a school psychologist today who has been in this industry for 30 ye

>> this was found underneath that locker box here. >> and later, yet another inmate is caught with a knife, but he's not going down without a fight. >> based on the fact that mr. jackson told me he found it on your bed under your pillow. >> under my pillow? so you believe i'd leave my -- a knife under my pillow? >>> inmates usually go to great lengths to conceal their weapons. antonio easter has been locked in segregation for a knife found under his pillow. >> i'm down here now because i got a back bed in the block. everybody want it. i've been offered cartons of cigarettes, two cartons of cigarettes just for the bed you know what i'm sayin', because that's where everybody do their dirt. everybody wants that bed. everybody wants that spot. things that used to go down like the homosexuals, they used to let the homosexuals use the bottom rack, do their thing, but i wouldn't go for it. they all be shut out. you know what i'm saying? about a week and a half ago, police told me they found a knife up under my pillow. you know what i'm sayin

. >> reporter: locker room with bacteria resistant surfaces and lockers that have helmets and a special hot tub for coaches and fuse ball tables for players, three practice fields, 170-seat auditorium and a 25,000 square foot weight room. >> you want to put sweaty men on italian furniture and nepal rugs, i don't know. >> they treat it well and are appreciative and know how to take care of it. >> reporter: it's over the top but enough to put oregon over the top and allow the school to win a bcs championship? oregon is a runner up and now some nicknamed this the university of nike, if money can buy the best, the duck haves no excuses. the pressure is on the new head coach and star quarterback. >> we don't talk about the national championship except for one time a year and we've done that and now it's about going to work. >> reporter: the ducks are penalized for recruiting violations and how to manage a lucrative enterprise while trying to educate and graduate armature athletes. rob mullins supports a change. >> we're proponents of a stiep end that goes above and beyond because we think th

>> reporter: one locker was empty. the next one had a musical instrument inside.fficials told us they suspect alcohol wipes used on the band equipment could be the source. >> he is very good with alcohol. >> reporter: an alert typically means bringing a student to the locker to talk. >> good boy, yes, you are. >> reporter: this wife and husband run wonder woofs and didn't think they would have dogs sniffing for things like oxycontin, and cocaine and heroin. >> she doesn't want to get blown up, and i didn't want to look for dead people. >> reporter: valley christian has a drug testing policy in place. they hope this will be another deterrent. >> if we can keep one kid from making the bad decision to use drugs, we will do it. we might see him two days in a row. we might not see him for a month. >> whatever they need to do to keep the campus safe. >> reporter: the school says it has no plans for the dogs to sniff students specifically, instead, primarily focusing on lockers and cars in the parking lot. with the exception of a few negative comments, parents have overw

>> reporter: one locker was empty. the next one had a musical instrument inside. while officials told us they suspect alcohol wipes used on the band equipment could be the source. >> he is very good with alcohol. >> reporter: an alert typically means bringing a student to the locker to talk. >> good boy, yes, you are. >> reporter: this wife and husband run wonder woofs and didn't think they would have dogs sniffing for things like oxycontin, and cocaine and heroin. >> she doesn't want to get blown up, and i didn't want to look for dead people. >> reporter: valley christian has a drug testing policy in place. they hope this will be another deterrent. >> if we can keep one kid from making the bad decision to use drugs, we will do it. we might see him two days in a row. we might not see him for a month. >> whatever they need to do to keep the campus safe. >> reporter: the school says it has no plans for the dogs to sniff students specifically, instead, primarily focusing on lockers and cars in the parking lot. with the exception of a few negative comments, parents ha

say they discovered laptops, tablets and cell phones after following several suspects to a storage lockerth and market. now they want to return the items to their rightful owners. >> i had no idea that i would ever get it back. >> that was a nice surprise? >> yes. >> police have made three arrests in connection with the stolen items. they plan to post photos of the stolen electronics on their website to help identify the owner. >>> moving weekend at uc berkeley resulted in a high number of alcohol-related illnesses. uc police responded to eight cases of alcohol poisoning. most occurred inside uc residence halls and all took place between 1:00 and 2:00 monday morning. the individuals were transported to the hospital. no word on how those students are doing at this point. >>> and an investigation is underway into an early-morning fire at an east oakland home. neighbors say it was used by squatters. the two-alarm fire started on 50th avenue near international boulevard shortly before 2:00 this morning. flames shot off from the two- story home. one woman we spoke to said that she knew homeles

transgender students will be able to choose which bathroom or locker room they want to use, or whether they play on girl or boy sports' teams. the governor signing that into law. a movement to ban discrimination on school campuses. jodi hernandez is live in oakland with more on the impact of this. >> reporter: jessica, a law many are calling historic. california will become the first state in the country to enact a law that protects the rights of transgender students in such a specific way. supporters say it send a clear message, all students deserve to be treated with dignity and respect. >> i'm thrilled. as a parent. as a transgender person it is important. as a californian. today is an important day. >> the reaction from the transgendered community and others on a bill governor jerry brown signed into law ensuring transgender students access to programs and facilities, bathrooms and locker rooms, based on the gender they identify with. >> transgendered boys are boys, transgendered girls are girls. they should be allowed to participate in the activity that correspond. >> transgender

is a guy going to show up in the girls locker room. >> highly unlikely. what we do is we engage the student and the family with what is going to be best for that student as well as the other students. >> how does it work. >> how does it work? what we do is we -- we're assuming these are high school students we're talking about. let's say we have a high school student who does have a gender identity of a young woman, a girl, and was born a biological boy. what we do is we work with what is going to be best for the student and best for the school. >> but where do you decide -- where is the line drawn between when somebody is male or fee hail? >> we work that out with -- >> is it a physical change or mental change? >> you're getting into a whole area that i'm not an expert on. but the reality is we go with what -- we start with what the student and the family dialogue with us. >> okay. so we -- they say that. now, when do you take that out to the public and say you are going to have to accept this? right? because that's what you're saying to the other studen

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students who don't feel comfortable sharing a restroom or locker room with a transgender classmates. supporters say that concern is overblown. the law will go into effect starting january 1. some school districts like oakland here already have similar policies on the books. reporting live in oakland, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. in many ways this is home base, the bay area for national transgender community. executive director of san francisco's human rights commission has been a driving force. she praised the government there today for signing the bill into law calling it revolutionary for transgender students. we recently sat down with theresa sparks who talked candidly about her own struggles as a transgender woman. >> it seems like not just in the ten years, really the last three to five years, the acknowledgement, the education and awareness of transgender community has grown. >> it has, and the movement has picked up momentum. to a certain extent sturarting separate from a lesbian, gay, bi community. taking on a life of its own. people coming out now. and pe

. >> go unlock your locker. >> can i move something out of mine real quick?come on. >> luckily i don't have nothing illegal. as long as you don't know my locker. >> you got the drugs. you got the inmate manufactured alcohol. you got the gangs. you got the weapons. so, it's -- it can be real dangerous at times. >> oh, oh, oh! come on, gentlemen, showtime! >> right now, i have six staff members. there's 384 inmates in this gym. it's very dangerous. >> gentlemen, on your rack. on your rack. on your rack. >> with so many inmates crowded in the gym, correctional officers are challenged to keep minor confrontations from turning into chaos. >> what he's wrong, dog? >> he told me [ bleep ] he told me -- >> you need me -- >> i'm cool. i'm cool. i'm just telling you you will get [ bleep ] in my book. >> everything down here is observation. just watching, listening. getting the feel for the dorm. if you're always watching, you can tell when something's starting to go bad, hopefully stop it before it gets bad. you know, these inmates have to share everything, share the r

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>> this was found underneath that locker box here.d later, yet another inmate is caught with a knife, but he's not going down without a fight. >> based on the fact that mr. jackson told me he found it on your bed under your pillow. >> under my pillow? so you believe i'd leave my -- a knife under my pillow? hourly associates. there's opportunity here. i can use walmart's education benefits to get a degree, maybe work in it, or be an engineer, helping walmart conserve energy. even today, when our store does well, i earn quarterly bonuses. when people look at me, i hope they see someone working their way up. vo: opportunity, that's the real walmart. a quarter million tweeters is beare tweeting. and 900 million dollars are changing hands online. that's why hp built a new kind of server. one that's 80% smaller. uses 89% less energy. and costs 77% less. it's called hp moonshot. and it's giving the internet the room it needs to grow. this&is gonna be big. hp moonshot. it's time to build a better enterprise. together. but you had to leave rig

. >> same thing with the locker room. in the football locker room it is aggressive guys. they are told to go out on sun ad i and beat the hell out of each other. you wonder why every now and then one of these guys goes astray. it is an incubator for that. >> and the worst thing is when those football players catch me in the locker room. that does not go well for yours truly. >> you often disguise yourself as a towel. >> no, what i do when i see them is throw my camera at them and then when they are distracted i run. >> brooke, were you in a sorority? >> no, i went to a canadian university. >> oh, but canadians are incredibly intolerant of anything like this, right? they would go like, you can't throw these parties. >> sure you can. sure you can. >> don't they beat the human -- >> they repealed it, 6 and 13. the canadian human rights act was repealed and now you can be offensive to people. >> have you seen her drink? i mean, yeah. >> i think in canada the bloods and crypts are buddies. >> really? they are that nice? honestly, what kind of parties can you have? what can you

it allows transgender students to use restrooms and locker rooms of the gender they identify with.ublican says he's pulled his 13-year-old son from the school because of the law. tim donnelly says his son isn't comfortable with being in a locker room or restroom with somebody of the opposite sex. opponents of the transgender law are gathering signatures for a statewide referendum to overturn it. >>> a federal court says state authorities can begin force feeding inmates who are taking part in a hunger strike. 129 prisoners are currently refusing most meals in protest against solitary confinement in state prisons. the inmates are eating one partial meal a day. prison doctors want the authority to step in if that changes. >>> actor dick van dyke was rescued from his car after it burst into flames. the 87-year-old's jaguar caught on fire on highway 101 in los angeles yesterday afternoon. an off-duty firefighter driving by saw van dyke slumped at the wheel. the firefighter pulled over, grabbed him and pulled him to safety. van dyke said he was not actually hurt. he was just trying to ph

students in california now allowed to go into any rest room and locker room they choose. smith is live tonight with the decision and ram ficks. >> there are 36,000 students oakland unified school district. governor brown introduced a class for students%d >> just as students prepared to return to school a bill aloud transgender students to participate in sports as well as use bathrooms based on gender identity opposed to sex at birth. >> for other stud skool districts that aren't to that point it heinz transgender students will be recognized as a protected class. >> giving transgender students rights as minorities and women, brown could have waited until tuesday to sign the bill but was encouraged by assemblyman amiano to do it now. >> this is going to ensure transgender kids are able to get an opportunity for an ed oox ab 1266 had critics some citing an example of liberalism run amuck. >> i think we need to be specific so there is no miss ms understanding and people don't take am this as an opportunity to deny people rights. >> ab 1266 is believed to be the first of its k

room and there's a fourteen year old boy naked in the girls' locker room because that's where he chooses to be i think that's all the problem here is that all of the concerns about the law that foxes are raised are based on a highly highly flawed conservative talking point really a bigoted talking point for instance there is no credible research not even common sense that would suggest that male students are going to pretend to be transgender so that they can sneak into a girl's bathroom and these conservative talking points help to fuel the rast went and the abuse that many transgender children and adults face each and every day rather than having a serious discussion about the law and its implications chose to use their talking heads to disperse mountains of misinformation and that's why the so called news network it's been politically correct. in related news private chelsea manning board born bradley manning has announced that she wants to live her life as a woman in a letter released this morning just one day after she was sentenced to thirty five years in military prison manning as

we bought more foot locker. the only thing i don't like about foot locker would be the idea of ken hicks interviewing for the jcpenney job. i like them both. >> do you think there is market share to be taken because of jcpenney's troubles? >> probably but i think the lion's share of the change has probably happened already. >> i think it's interesting we had this retail season kick off with coach last week and it was dis pointing. the stock got hit very hard. this is one area that was restrained. when you talked about global growth earlier in the area selling in asia we're doing poorly. the stock had come back and they had another disappointment. to me that was one of the first retailers we've seen. it's interesting though. the xly is one percent from the all-time high. for some reason people are still piling into this space and looking at this as company specific. >> i guess you could say for most sectors but all retailers are not created equal. we try to give you the names that sort of work. you saw with ameri

transgender students in california are loued to go inside any rest room and locker room they want. governor brown erased barriers in sex-segregated programs and facilities. students born as one sex but identify with the opposite can choose which bathrooms and sports team locker rooms in which they're most comfortable. critics say the bill could cause an invasion of privacy. >> facebook moving into restaurants. >> bloomberg west is here with this after the fwhoon this afternoon's after the bell report. >> hi, cheryl, hi, larry facebook partnered with open table. users of the social network able to book tables at popular restaurants while on the go. users can navigate to reservation site using the facebook mobile app. fidelity investments helping keep stock market information at eye level. just announcing its launched an app for google glass. it also let's you snap a picture of a company log grow get news and information about a stock price. speaking of stocks turning to action on wall street, u.s. shares closing mixed with s and p 500 falling for a fifth time in six sessions. your b

. >> we went locker decorating shopping.oded in the last couple years. >> look at that. >> different colors. >> it is not sticky on the back. teaches don't like the sticky stuff on the back. >> glow mirrors. >> when you open up the locker it starts to glow. >> this doesn't light up right now. this sticks to the top. how awesome is that? >> light up staple mrers. >> light up staple mrers. >> you also have locker curtains this year. >> then you have neon decorations. you have the case. >> you are standing out. >> it is expandable. you have your pencil case with different colors. >> you are not going to lose your stuff. you are going to know where to find it that's for sure. >> it will be $10 you can use this until september 21st. >> since we are in staples you have your folks in the red shirts all over the place. you have a whole section to the lock cars. you ha -- -- lockers. it is easy to find. it is a busy place to be. >> $10 you get 15 percent off? >> correct. through december 23rdrd. >> lots of fun choices. >> thank you.

he said that the locker room is a great laboratory for human behavior. when he said that, it just kind of hit me. i said, you know what, this guy's right. this guy is absolutely right. now, talent aside, we know it is a football business but the only prereck quiz it is in to acceptance in that locker room is you have to be willing to contribute to the greater good. if you are willing to do that, you are readily accepted. if you are not, you are pretty much quickly rejec allw we have place. okay. we have white. we have black. we have latin. we have asian. we have samone wants, we have con gans and i have coached with them all. and the only difference is are you willing to help. if you are come on in and if you are not get the heck out of here. >> the fourth thing that you should know about cris carter, before you leave here, buckeye, born and bred, even after i'm dead. thank you! >> emotional day for all and congratulations to all seven. >>> the a's even their series with the rangers at a game apiece. it helped oakland to jump to a lead is garza. two run

he said that the locker room is a great laboratory for human behavior. when he said that, it just kind of hit me. i said, you know what, this guy's right. this guy is absolutely right. now, talent aside, we know it is a football business but the only prereck quiz it is in to acceptance in that locker room is you have to be willing to contribute to the greater good. if you are willing to do that, you are readily accepted. if you are not, you are pretty much quickly rejected. now we have all kinds in this place. okay. we have white. we have black. we have latin. we have asian. we have samone wants, we have con gans and i have coached with them all. and the only difference is are you willing to help. if you are come on in and if you are not get the heck out of here. >> the fourth thing that you should know about cris carter, before you leave here, buckeye, born and bred, even after i'm dead. thank you! >> emotional day for all and congratulations to all seven. >>> the a's even their series with the rangers at a game apiece. it helped oakland to jump to a le

operating, where you have any kind of berthing use, you need rest rooms and showers and laundry and lockers and work rooms. it's just a lot of maritime facilities are involved in any kind of working small boat situation. so, we would have that as well. this is connected to separate from just the public access, which is the apron that would wrap all the way around the pier, new problemvs supported by the seismic upgrade. and of course the expansion and improvement along the north and south apron area near the embarcadaro. >> thank you. simon? [laughter] >> we have stuck to transient berthing. there's a difference between transient berthing having to do with bcdc. marina comes with filling the bay. transient if you don't stay more than two weeks is okay. so, similar to what amy said, we've got transient berthing. we have an elaborate plan which i made in the first thing -- the first presentation to extend the seawall for the south beach harbor to create a harbor for large visiting vessels. we did not include it in here. i have alluded to it and said it will be the subject of working with the

i think the two switched lockers. >> sounds good. >> down to shawn yancy. >> a suspected drunk driver from police in laurel. the entire chase caught on camera. more details about the bay bridge accident that sent a woman plummeting to the water below. those stories and more at 10:00. >> tomorrow we are going from 75 high today to 88°. it will be a little humidity. hottest day wednesday at 90. a frontal boundary could trigger showers and things level out for the weekend, brian? >> thank you, we'll be back at 11:00. tmz on tv is coming up next. see ya. [captioning provided by u.s. captioning company]  >> today on "tmz" -- >> thomas gibson in a hot tub and this f.b.i. agent has a big machine gun. >> that's my water gun just in case. >> he is on "criminal minds" and plays an f.b.i. agent. he got catfished worst than i have ever seen. >> worse than manti te'o? >> second worst. >> mel gibson at the gym. >> when did he get so buff? >> come on, dude. >> he is going to kill all of the jews himself. >> the lindsay lohan/oprah interview, lindsay lohan is still lying about how much co

. >>> a big discovery for police in a san francisco storage locker. >>> welcome back. san francisco police recovered hundreds of stolen electronics from a storage lockerrer. they found laptops, tablets and cell phones after following several suspects to a locker on 7th and market. now they are trying to get the items back to their rightful owners. >> that's a really sick ter nally ill -- terminally ill woman who owned the ipod and they were able to get it back to her. >> the police plan to post the pictures of the stolen items to help find their rightful owners. >>> sonoma county is one of six in california benefiting from a pilot program at a dna lab in richmond. the lab uses a groundbreaking new method of analyzing dna samples. it used to take months for sonoma county detectives to receive the test results. that time has been reduced to a few weeks. that's helping out in the investigation of rape cases and other serious crimes. >>> new information about the number of cases given bus tickets out of town by a psychiatric hospital in las vegas. a new study found 40% of

>> reporter: she go from the lockers to the practice facility.ho spent his first seven years fighting for his life finds himself throwing passes with his hero. >> you got a little arm on you, you might need to play quarterback. >> come here, lateef. >> reporter: then lateef is called onto the field by the coach. >> we're going to run the sweep, take it in the end zone, okay? >> reporter: lateef has a play to run. >> meet you in the end zone. >> and it's a pitch to lateef brock. >> reporter: he sprichbts, he can't be stopped, he scores. >> touchdown, lateef brock! >> reporter: the boy who survived so much, now healthier and more active, ready to run full-out into a brighter future. >> that's a good story. larry beil is off, ol colin has sports tonight. >> tell you what. best day ever for lateef but rg3 doesn't have the skills to become the best quarterback ever. you know who does according to one former nfl qb? the guy with the great first nameyou don't needo camp out nameyou don't needo camp out 'til labor day to reward yourself! get 48 months in

they took a 17-0 lead before the saints offense took to life it got them to the half-time locker roomhin 3. the second half would turn into one of the most exciting games in candlestick stadium. the 49ers led 23-17. then with a little more than four minutes left, they found the electric darren scrolls coming out of the background. he's going to run. 20, 15, 10, 5, touchdown, can you believe it? what a play. >> there was still two minutes and 11 seconds to be played. and before delerious 49er fans could get back in their seats, drew breese through a pass. this time they only had 1:37 with come to work. with 14 seconds left at the 14, the 49ers called a play they had invented that week in practice. 3rd down, alex takes a snap. alex looking. and it's good. touchdown. touchdown 49ers! >> you know what's been great, is they've also been involved in some of the greatest moments in candlestick park history. >> and the 49ers have one final season to create the stick for memories. >> thanks for being with us. we'll see you again next week on 49ers total access. >>> check out this beautiful hou

. >> i used to go nuts about the locker combination. >> got to remember that -- to the left, to the right. make sure and walk them back and forth to the bus stop. >> you have two more days to help people in our area. abc2 is partnering with the preston mitchum, jr., foundation and young school. we're looking for things like backpacks, pens, pencils. you can get a full list at abc2news.com/school supplies. >>> all right. let's look at some of the weather in motion. in parksville, sun back and forth with the clouds. summer like. humidity crairchgd up. you're doing work in the yard, sweat on the brow. afterall, despite the fall like temperatures we are in mid-august, so it should feel hot at times. we cooled off a little bit. today's temperature was 90. now we're down to 83. i want to show you a look at our photo app capability. very easy top send a pix, pix to wmar. we got this last night. you can also facebook or tweet us those. the beach forecast, hey, still got a few days where the kids don't start back until next week. bay water temperatures, sandy point will be 77. uv index medium high

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