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coming up in the 6:00 hour, we'll be life with lon anderson from aaa to talk a little bit more aboutersy. >>> i'm sure he will be fired up as lon usually gets over issues like this. thank you. >>> a news alert out of prince george's county this morning. police are searching for a murder suspect wanted for killing a 71-year-old woman. police found geraldine mcentire dead in her capital heights home on chapel oaks drive saturday afternoon. no word yet on a motive in this. a reward of up to $5,000 is being offered for information leading to an arrest. >>> also making headlines this morning, more developments are expected today in the trial of the men accused mastermindattac accusations are being raised about eavesdropping. >>> this week, some d.c. national guard troops on their way to guantanamo. we'll have more on their big sendoff over the weekend. we'll be back. ♪ [ female announcer ] at yoplait, we want you to feel even better about your favorite flavors. so when you call, tweet, and post, we listen. that's why yoplait light and yoplait original are now made with no high fructose co

>> carol lon has a mutual friend if with the bacon family. her connection inspired her to help the victims' families, and as well as her six-year-old daughter. >> hits a very personal chord, knowing my daughter could have been in that classroom. >> in the two-person teams give a work out of the day. each move had numerical significance, they did as many rounds as possible in 14 minutes to mark the tragedy that happened on the 14th day of december. six squat cleans, charlotte's age, that fateful day, and 22 box jumps for february 22nd, yesterday, which would have been sharelet's seventh birthday. >> a very difficult time. her birthday was yesterday. that hit me hard. >> feel blessed to be happy a live, it's a reminder how lucky we are. >> if you want to donate, you can find the link on our web site, abc7 abc7.com under "see t on tv". and they tell me every dollar helps. reporting in concord, abc7 news. >> ama: breaking news from the sports world as 28 spectators were hospitalized at daytona after a last lap crash sent flying debris into the st

. >>> en san josÉ, cristina lon dp doÑa telemundo. >>> en washington, esta noche el presidente barackafganistÁn, control de armas e inmigraciÓn. lori montenegro con los detalles. >>> julieta, lleva aÑos cabildeando dentro y fuera del capitolio. pero no se imaginÓ que podrÍa acceder al recinto, donde el futuro de ella y millones de indocumentados, depende del voto de los congresistas. esta noche, ella es la invitada de este representante de texas. y desde el mismo pleno, vera el discurso del presidente barack obama. sobre el estado de la uniÓn. >>> creo que es un momento histÓrico, no solo para los soÑadores si no para la comunidad in mi dprap inmigrante y todo el paÍs. . obama expondrÁ sus tramites. para el nuevo congresista de california juan vargas. >>> es lo que quiero que diga ahora es lo que dirÁ. y es lo que necesitamos. >>> el discurso del mandatario, se centrara en la economÍa que a pesar de haber mejorado desde que allÍ gato ortllegÓ a a hace hasta aÑos su crecimiento es lento y se presenta como su nuevo reto. >>> es importante se enfoquen en asegurar, que estamos invirtiendo

cbs news, lon ton. >> if the tables were turned, would it have been a different outcome? >> shoved by his coach answers that question coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, game. kpix 5's juliette goodrich talked with coach montgomerd the pl >>> she is apologizing for shoving a player during the game. >> juliette goodrich talked with the coach and the player. >> the cal bears were trailing when emotions overtook the coach. he was talking with star player, allen crab. this video capturing the emotion and the shove. a shove that has been the topic of focus the past 48 hours regarding coaches and players. >> it's obvious i made a mistake and i feel very badly about it. there's no place in sports that you can basically put your hands on one of your student athletes. >> shoved allen crab and player of the week says there are no hard feelings, he just wants to move on. >> i didn't take anything negative. i felt like he was doing it to help me pick up my play. like i said, it's over with. >> but cal director of athletics made it clear that the shove was unacceptable. lee leeland yee calling

that need treatment right now and d is th dead and black and during triag you open an air way and how lon does that take? two seconds and it takes ten seconds to check and bleeding - the only bleeding i want you to treat during triage are arteria bleeding and spurting out and you could bleed to death in about three minutes and shock and if the person is unconsciou on the chair and how do i treat for shock? lay down and lift the feet and cover you and takes ten -15 seconds and i move on. the categories, black for peopl that are dead and green people that are walking and the only two categories left are red and yellow. this rule here that i'm going t teach you now and i want you to memorize it and this is the rul that is going to determine whether you're red or you're yellow. the rule is 32 can do. i want everybody to say it with me. thirty-two can do. it's a three part rule. thirty, first part and 30 is respiration and it's the amount respirations per minute and if someone is breathing faster tha 30 times per minutes and it's about a breath every two second and if i breathe like this. that

doing this treat lon in september, not putting you on the spot.invitation to join us. >> i'm why. this is the malibu tri, right? >> malibu tri. >> are relay or the whole thing ourselves? >> dr. gupta, okay. >> i didn't want to put you on the spot. hey, you know, we'll give you some time to decide. it goes without saying you're an inspiration to so many people. >> thank you. >> we think about our fitness and think of you. love having you on the show. thank you. >> thank you, dr. gupta. i want to be a part of the tri. i'll toughen up. i'll prepare. >> toughen up. i'm going to make jillian michaels toughen up. >> thank you. >> toughest trainer on television. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> one big obstacle is keeping the way out is eating out, and not just the heart attack grill we're talking about. there are rules that i follow, and i'm going to share them with you. stay with us. >>> we are back. whether i'm on the road or with friends, eating healthy in restaurants can pose a real challenge. and i know i'm not the only one. because americans

reporting live in lon covered, christie smith. >>> palo alto still looking for a man who reportedly tried to rob another man at gunpoint. they say around 8:30 friday night a man who looks like this rode up on a bicycle outside webster parking garage, pulled out a gun and demanded cash. the victim tried to wrestle that gun away, but when he couldn't, he says he managed to run away. fortunately he was not hurt. three other armed robberies have happened in that palo alto area in recent weeks. police right now trying to figure out if they are related. >>> two teenagers now behind bars after a carjacking led to a police pursuit, then a crash at a shopping center in union city. it began in fremont yesterday afternoon after police went after a stolen mercedes. the chase ended at union city's union landing shopping center right off 880 after the suspects hit a tree before slamming into six parked cars. the owner of one of those cars says he was inside a movie theater at the time and had no idea his car had been hit until later. >> the person that committed this crime, you know, by hijacking the g

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we're probablwe are probably lon line with six to 8% correction going forward rather than 20 to 30 we now, let's look at the behavior the market has played. some have jumped on the calls, they have both calls, anywhere from a couple of days to two weeks in advance. does it continue? liz: finally they're moving on good numbers. the stocks on the earnings report, correct? >> after the fall of 2008, people were long options, calling into the super site at that time made 100 times their money. little bit of hyperbole, up 70 odd some%. post earnings they made multiple times their earnings. people will be attracted to that exposure in the marketplace. liz: what sector should they be looking at? >> probably i broadly we are fon technologies and financials, we think they look particularly attractive. a nice way to get exposure on the long side, look at june for example and volatility. you don't have to do anything fancy, 15% of that is apple. liz: time would be june. being a little nervous of how it will play out. >> tell me where they go. progress will be slow and steady. this is a nice way

maybe in virginiava, said aaa's lon anderson. >> and they're working on express lanes.when they connect to the capitol beltway they have built through tyson's corner and springfield, we might see us lose the number one status. >> reporter: ron kirby, who studies traffic at the metropolitan washington council of governments s not particularly optimistic about cutting local congestion. >> and a lot of the problem is outside the beltway. relatively little investment and the road capacity or transit for that matter. so, we're not keeping up with the growth. >> reporter: and that was john henrehan reporting. the region is expected to grow both in terms of jobs and population in the coming decades. >>> that videova house has passed -- that videova house passed ab an a mended version of the major transportation reform package and, eliminates the $100 fee on all hybrid car purchases and requires legislative approval of interstate tolling and keeps other major features of mcdonald's $3.1 billion, five- year plan, including a sales tax increase. >> it was not too bad outside. >>

and he is not saying anything really about lon-term social security or medicare reform.hat do you make of that overall policy? >> i don't think that's policy. i think that's politics. the fact of the matter is, each of these sides in this debate can add and substract and multimy and divide the same way i can. at it just a matter of getting it done. nobody comes to me -- i'm only used to dealmaking on wall street. i'm not -- that's the mind nor leagues compared to washington. i think each side knows that the lines are diverging forever between the revenue the government is taking in and the expenses the government is incurring particular live because of geometric include progressing entitlement spending, and those lines have to be need converge. both side have given a little bit. a little more work has to be done. >> your probably one of the most powerful investment bankers in the united states. what is your reading on the state of our finances? the president says we are doing just fine. everything is okay. the recovery is on track. does that jibe with your reading? >> i

but we want to bring in lon anderson with aaa mid-atlantic.nd i briefly discussed this last week when i started looking through the numbers and i thought something isn't right here. you guys went and did your own reeve research. what did you find? >> it is amazing. in one year, with sought numbers of red light runners in rockville, the tickets go from about 8600 to 18,000, just shy of 1,000. now, what changed? the vendor and the methodology. it doesn't mean that suddenly we have a whole rash of drivers in rockville that think it is all right to run red lights. there was no change in drivers. what happened was rockville began ratcheting up its policing for profit. others might call it highway robbery. and they are taking motor i haves who are not running through an intersection on a red light and yet they are ticketing for them. and interestingly, i think for us, this is the killer, there is mixed guidance from the federal government. this may well not be in compliance with federal regulations. but the fact is these people are getting tickets f

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we have challenges that threaten the lon jeffty and >>> the enemy at the gates, the challenges of the a deep and abiding faith in america i know it won't happen. because there is a reservoir of strength and persistence and love and determination. i know, that won't happen because america won't -- the people who understand the principles of those who came before us. echo in the hearts with the words of martin luther king from a prison cell in april of 1973 when he penned the words, we are caught in an inescapable networking of mutually tied in a common garment of destiny. we will survive and thrive because we know that we can deal with the true enemy in the mist which will be always our inability to come together as a people and manifest a story of our founding. that echoes within our documents. that exists within the pledge that children say when they say that we are one nation under god. indevisible. that our very preamble to the constitution starts with, "we the people of the united united states of america." it this idea that calls to this organization now. we all have a choice in

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maybe in virginia says aaa's lon anderson. >> they're right now working on express lanes on i-95. think when those connect to the capital beltway express lanes that they've already built through tysons corner to springfield, we might see us lose that no. 1 status. i think there's that possibility. >> reporter: ron kirby who studies traffic at the metropolitan washington council of governments is not particularly optimistic about cutting local congestion. >> a lot of the problem is outside the beltway, you know, where we have suburban employment and residential growth and relatively little investment in the road capacity or transit, for that matter. so we're not keeping up with the growth. >> reporter: oh, growth, well demographers are predicting both jobs and population in our region will grow in coming decades and as we get by this extended economic slowdown, more traffic is expected to come on area roadways. in arlington, john henrehan, fox 5 news. >> we asked our facebook fans about their daily commutes. brian cameron wrote i drive 57 miles every day from fredericksburg to arli

. >> steve, when you interviewed pistorius for your document lon the paralympics, you know the challengesough. did you see a different side to him? a short temper? >> no, i first met him in beijing in 2008. and he's the nicest, the most affable guy. we're shooting a movie called "the invincibles." we started five years ago. and you know, he spent three to four to five years with every journalist. i can't remember meeting anybody nicer or kinder which is why this is just so bizarre. when we first heard about it, two, three days ago. so yeah -- honestly, the nicest guy i've met. >> we keep hearing that. how did you feel when you first heard the news? >> you know, it's become surreal. i'm thinking it's a hoax. there's just -- it doesn't make sense. how this guy could fall from grace so quickly after, you know, rising so fast, it -- it's bizarre. i've been fortunate to, you know, hang out and meet and -- spend time with blake leaper, the american blade runner. and i just know that he was his mentor, and that blake is going to, you know, carry this, you know, torch and this legacy that oscar h

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joining us now is steve lon began, a state director for the new jersey chapter of americans for prosperityran unsuccessfully against christie in the 2009 republican primary. our distinguished panel is still here, christie sensor, guy benson and wilbur ross. steve, let me go to you. nobody is perfect in life. i get that. christie, spending cutter, took on the unions, wants a 10% tax cut, capped property taxes. he is for school choice. he is own pro-life on the social issues. how in the world can cpac people say he is not conservative? >> larry, i think it was the defense of snub because chris christie has never gone to cpac before ever and beat john corzine without going to cpac and never stepped foot in the door. he doesn't need cpac. i think they had a feeling he wasn't coming anyway and cut him off at the pass. >> you have people saying he is not conservative enough to speak there. i am going to talk about some very interesting reports, some of which i find very disturbing. basically don't conservatives and republicans, don't they need to enlarge and reach out and have a bigger tent? isn

. >> it beats out like the modern pen tath lon, shooting and -- it's absurd.s been there from the beginning. >> i agree, thanks. >>> we're minding your business this morning. your money, of course, a huge topic for president obama last might during the state of the union. >> he called for congress to raise minimum wage. christine romans has a a little more of what the president said last night. we haven't really heard that from the president before. >> not for several years. he promised to raise the minimum wage five years ago and last night was the plan. >> let's declare that in the wealthiest nation on earth, no one who works full-time should have to live in poverty and raise the federal minimum wage to $9 an hour. >> he wants to do that by 2015, he wants to also peg the minimum wage to inflation, so when prices go up, wages automatically go up with it. right now the federal minimum wage is $7.25 an hour, about 14 grand a year. most states adhere that guideline or close to it mandating a wage in the $7 to $8 range. washington has the highest, its minimum wab

. >> when we told our daughter and our sister-in-lon-in-law, it wa weight off their shoulders. they can have surgery. we have the funds to help him now. >> reporter: and they plan on a little splurging. >> new car. that's about it. >> i get to hold the check. >> reporter: both dave and nancy honeywell are government employees. they work for the department of defense. but neither one plans to stay there much longer. they will retire in a few weeks. our stage manager, scott, he has his powerball. i know he's not going to quit. right, scott? >> that's so great. >>> what do you have, sam? >> a government pension and a great savings account. there's nothing wrong with that. let's get to the boards. we have a little to talk about. two snowmakers moving on the east coast. tonight one and another one. let's see who gets snow out of both of these, in case you felt like you didn't get enough snow in the carolinas. your opportunity is the second low. but in the next 48 hours, snow in new york city, washington, d.c., raleigh, up to boston. the second low has oomph. it will probably produce

these living in lon do you done. that's where he -- london. that's where he was granted asylum.united states and britain would leave him alone because of diplomacy. he is accused of leaking hundreds and thousands of documents of classified documents -- thousands of classified documents. >>> the post office is going to stop delivering mail on saturday but that's not stopping plans for a $2.2 million conference in the bay area. >> reporter: and a driver on the run from san jose police overnight. crashes -- overnight crashes into a ravine and then dies. why police were chasing them in the first plate. >>> south african track star oscar pistorius is set to return to court tomorrow days after being charged with murder. here's mere. >> reporter: we're hearing new information, new bits of puzzle emerging as to what happened that morning. what we're hearing from an official close to the investigation is that it's -- is that reeva steevkamp, was planning to spend the night at her home. she had her overnight bag there as well as her ipad. we know according to this official that she was sh

he suffered from cancer of the esophagus as well as pull lon narery disease before he died -- pulmonary. >>> we're waiting to find out how a 41-year-old man died after a struggle with police in berkeley. police say it all happened when police responded to a report of disturbance on austin way on tuesday. police say they were trying to take the man into custody for a psychiatric violation when he lost can be nbc. the coroner -- consciousness. the coroner is still determining the cause of death. >>> investigators think that rags soaked with wood stain caused this healdsburg warehouse to catch fire. the damage is estimated at more than $500,000. it took firefighters some time to finally put it out. >>> 8:18. hayward police are investigating a fatal accident involving a pedestrian and a car last night. the pedestrian was not in a crosswalk while walking across industrial boulevard near bamburg after around 7:00 last night. the car -- avenue around 7:00 last night. the car driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating. police do not believe alcohol or drugs are a factor in the incident. >>>

stophey believe they can -- k gt, the reaction is -- as lon thieir continure e mistakes. >> we are outime. i have one concluding question for the panelists. we have heard -- it has been a rich discussion. we get a sense of how challenging the discussions are going to be because there is such a long history. there are so many grievances on both sides. there are areas of agreement. it is important for the u.s. to bring those out. you heard key areas of agreement amongst our panelists despite some of the different perspectives. that does not mean a solution is possible. it is somewhere out there. i wanted to ask you to try to answer briefly whether you believe in 2013 there may be progress toward resolving the long-standing nuclear disputes? if so, why do you think there is a chance for progress? >> yes, there may be some progress. i would not bet money on it. we can see the same thing in 2014 and 2015. we could see the situation drag on. there may be some progress because tehran feels pressure to sanctions economically. the nuclear program has advanced. tremendous damage and the regime a

penta lon, 104. coverage in the 2008 olympics, wrestling, 29 and a half million people globally.cing, 24.3. bad mitton. even tinnitus was 26 million. wrestling more than all of the other sports but wrestling gets whacked. i don't know if there is any way to turn this around. golf in the summer olympics as a sport. >> got is not a support. it is not. >> i don't understand? >> the thing with the ribbon. >> rhythmic dancing. >> that's a weird one. >> what if they had their entrances music and they made it professional instead of greco roman wrestling. >> the entire olympics would speed up. >> we have linda mcmahon. >> that's right. >> she could win. all right. say hello to joan from lake ariel pennsylvania. good morning. >> good morning. how are you doing? >> i am good. i am curious. are you talking about wrestling? >> are you a professional wrestler. >> or extra-marital affairs? what did you call about, joan? >> what i called about was the inauguration. >> state of the union? >> right. and i just want to say that i loved all of it first of all, and second of all i feel that he real

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. >> do you think that people in televiv and esskel lon feel saver today than six months ago?clip from 60 minutes. that was a report from the iron dome, israel's cutting edge rocket. israel's ambassador to the u.s. with us now, am babassador mich oren, thank you for being here. >> my pleasure. >> let's talk about the iron dome program we have seen over the past six months. it's been very successful, hasn't it? >> i think it's been historically successful, the first anti-ballistic missile that took down 85% of rockets that would have taken down cities and the fact they couldn't hit our cities gave us time and space and saved palestinian lines and didn't have to work out a cease-fire with then secretary of state clinton. gave us time and space. if you're cities are being hit by mission mission -- missiles, the prime minister, you don't have time to act. we had soldiers ready to go into gaza and didn't have to go into gaza because the iron dome took away the threat to hit civilians. >> there could be instability in area and uncertainty in egypt and unrest in jordan. iron dome may

so it's now in stores and lon line. these are only a few pieces.light. >> soft. >> soft, i love it. >> talk about soft, this is perfect. >> cozy. it's comfy, very casual. there are a few dresses. >> this is our spring line. that's just -- spring can get cold sometimes. >> i know you're designers, i brought a pair of my clothing in. i wanted you to analyze it. >> okay. >> that looks like our clothing line. >> i jog in central park in these. >> you roller bladed in those. >> you've seen me? >> you and the rest of the village people. >> these are cute. >> okay. >> so obviously you're not concerned about all these cameras because you live in the limelight. i read you said you don't have a normal childhood or teenagehood. what is it like? >> i really wouldn't know any different. we started this when i was 9, kendall was 10. so it's like i don't know any different. we're so used to having cameras. >> what do you think of the cameramen? >> it's the same guy since the first season. so we're so use today everyone. we know everyone well, so it's like. >> so

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