. >> this video from juken, marty is the man you see there.ning his presents. when he opens this gift. >> grandpa probably wouldn't get a chance to need a book. >> he sees it's a book about grandparents. you will notice cheryl understands right away. >> no way, no way, no way! >> grandma realizes that the biggest present of them all -- >> oh, my gosh! >> he still doesn't get it. >> you're really excited about these recipes. >> reading the book cover for clues. >> what am i missing? i don't get it. >> oh! >> finally, are you kidding me? >> he realizes he's becoming a grandpa again. you see the couple sharing the news, they told marty and cheryl listen we're not going to have kids, surprise surprise. >> that's a really funny moment because like what's going through her head and what's going through his head, for a good portion of the time there, completely different. >> oh, [ bleep ] no! >> that's it for "rtm." we'll see you next time. >>> hi, everybody. i'm beth troutman. we have great videos and the stories behind them "right this minute." >>>

dina, and marti, welcome to both all of you.ina, you're not surprised from 98% success from the dogs in this italian study? >> i'm not surprised at all. dogs have been showing throughout time with search-and-rescue, bomb detection, explosives detection, now with cancer the results have been tremendous. there hasn't been enough research produced but the research that's out there is tremendously promising. that is the detection of most canners. jon: there is really dina, a smell to cancer, a smell soothed with it? >> there has to be a smell. if the dogs are finding it there is a smell. smell associated with with disease has been going on since the beginning of time. dated back to chinese medicine. there are certain smells associated with certain disease. you will see it in diabetes. you will see it in other diseases even latter stage cancers there is odor detectable by humans in latter stages. jon: dr. makary, the fact there is an odor admit -- emitted by cancer, you say that may give us direction how to attack cancer, how to elim

jamaal, i want to start with you about whether there needs to be a race, as marty walsh says.y you when it comes to hillary clinton and a democratic primary? >> i think the-- i think there definitely needs to be a race, as deval patrick said. there probably will be somebody on the left like a schweitzer, bernie sanders. martin o'malley should run. if i'm marty o'malley, i am running for president. >> the reason these progressive groups want to race is because of these issues. they can't get her to say anything about keystone, they can't get her to say a lot right now about immigration. i think she will lean in more on immigration than she would on keystone. keystone, she originally approved her state department was ready provisionally. >> they need someone to the left. >> without a candidate, they don't have it. >> it's hard if you don't have somebody on the road holding her accountable, demanding she speak on x, y, see issue. but we need a name because the payoff is huge, right? brian schweitzer, he looked so torn up he had to survive a wall street journal page one story and

. >> guest: that's really marty--marty anderson's handiwork of being in touch with someone in los angeles, who--who collects reagan posters, who knew about these essays, really, that r--reagan wrote, very long ones, not letters to the editor, but... c-span: irv leftofski... >> guest: i think that's who reagan... c-span: ...collector of movie posters. >> guest: that's--and so reag--and--and marty was in touch, and marty knew about these, and we got hold of them. and we couldn't print all of them, and we pr--printed the first one. but reagan--interestingly, he was 26 years old, leaving iowa on his way driving to southern california to begin his new life with his first movie contract and studio contract. and he's describing--he set this up, and he says he--he didn't get paid for it; set it up to write back sunday--special sunday pieces for the newspaper on his new life. and it was a great piece of self-promotion and wrote these early on. so we just thought we had to put one in the book to show what he was writing and thinking back then. and i--you can just envision him, if you--if you read t

marty feldstein, cbre robert selentek.han bush will be responding to david eye horn's shore call on the stock. and chairman jason furmouth. the dow and the s&p up. 117 points. the nasdaq was lower 13 points. dow up 18 points. the yield is below 2.6%. it's been driving other markets all through the week. janet yellen back on capitol hill this morning after testifying before the joint economic committee yesterday. she'll be making a return appearance this time before the senate budget committee. shares of barclays gaining ground. restructuring will cut $19,000 over three years and create a bad bank. so they are laying off people. stock is up 5.8% this morning. >> we have been through that. >> it became the first automaker to sell 10 million vehicles in a single year. yes, that's right. selling 35,000 a year. toyota forecasting 2% drop. >> tell but a couple other things as well. tesla reporting first quarter reports after the bell. it earned 12 cents a share, two ahead of estimates. revenue beat expectations. a little bit of

this is not exactly marty mcfly type of material here. all right.isappointing. >> we'll get there. we'll get there! >> jimmy: come back in 2015 when it's really going to go. what is this? >> would you like to do a little chemistry today? >> jimmy: yes. are we going to smoke out of this? >> no. >> jimmy: guillermo, grab the nitrous oxide. >> turns out this is filled with nitrous oxide. we're going to do what i call the howler reaction. >> jimmy: why are these black? more scientific looking? >> i'm going to come around here and take this test tube out. >> jimmy: where do you get a test tube like that? >> we had it custom-made from a scientific glass company. it's pretty impressive. >> jimmy: if you don't mind holding that and you're going to tilt it toward me. this is still entirely with nitrous oxide. it's the same thing they use in cars and at the dentist. >> jimmy: oh, this is the stuff from t from the dentist? >> yeah. >> jimmy: awesome. >> doesn't get any -- don't get any ideas. i have a very volatile, flammable chemical. >> jimmy: when does guil

turns out that was conrad's father marty. marty had just driven 5 hours to see his son play.win and it was the kids first homer of the season. weren't to talk about the best souvenir that had a dad could have. how about that? >> unbelievable. good catch over the shoulder. >> fantastic. >> very nice. >> your dad ever on the side lines when you missed a pass perhaps. >> not very often if my career. >> let's move on. >> giants pick up about. hos hosting detroit and home run derby for oakland. 5 left the derby for oakland. 5 left the park including gran is smroo come up tonight on 7 news at 11:00. deadly rampage in inspiring social media movement. message of solidarity for women that is spreading around the world. >> we follow breaking news out of the central valley where fast moving wildfire threatening homes. we have the latest on effort to contain it. join us for abc 7 news at join us for abc 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7 >> the she was here now lots of baseball today. what the a's did today we would like to see them do in october. >> exactly. >> memorial day national past

let me see if i can get this -- no, this is not exactly marty mcfly type of material here.we'll get there. we'll get there! >> jimmy: come back in 2015 when it's really -- when it goes. all right, what is this? >> would you like to do a little chemistry today? >> jimmy: yes. a little chemistry, yes. >> we've got what is going to be -- >> jimmy: are we going to smoke out of this? >> no. >> jimmy: guillermo, grab the nitrous oxide. >>well, ironically, turns out that this gigantic flask is actually filled with nitrous oxide. >> jimmy: is that right? perfect. >> here's what we're going to do. we're going to do a little reaction i call the howler reaction. >> jimmy: okay. why are these gloves black? is this like when you kill somebody you wear these? >> they're more scientific-looking, we thought. here's what we're going to do. i'm going to come around here and take this test tube out. >> jimmy: where do you get a test tube like that? >> we had it custom-made from a scientific glass company. >> jimmy: wow. >> it's pretty impressive. if you don't mind holding that. you're going t

thanks >> hello commissioners aim marty i'm representing the star shipyard trust for the art. we're here to speak in support of this project and we do represent close to 3 hundred artist that have is to see at the hunters point shipyard. i want to take the opportunity for keeping us involved in the discussion of the plans we had a couple of concerns a they've been resolved with the exemption of the artist replacement studio but we really appreciate this business scott's business i have to say scott's very humble probably the artists colony wouldn't exist without scott and others in the 80s we're pleased to support his business hope you do, too. (calling names) >> good afternoon, commissioners aim jane hammond i own jane hammond events i've been there since 19898. i feel a lot of this commonality but i want to stay in the shipyards its a phenomenal exultant. i want to address job creations i have in the 28 years i've pled 5 or 6 hundred people san francisco jobs. i'm proud. they're not all quick jobs my achieve chief has been there 28 years and my dishwasher has been there 28 y

francisco i'm a commercial real estate broker several years ago at the request of airport director john marty served on a parental panel to explore the terminal 2 the observe was to take advantage of the time and make it more meaningful for the restaurant needs for travelers. with other real estate brokers i participated in mapping 45 places the neighborhood vacancy factor was 4.8 there are 5 hundred chain stores of 36 percent are founded or based in san francisco and/or the greater bay area. approximately 44 percent is devoted to restaurant and speciality food shops and bars and stores and just around 3 percent or one hundred and thirty branches is accompanied by banks that are formula retail under san francisco's defines. everyone agrees that san francisco is special and that the unique character it is a benefit, however, we can't predicted e predict or anyone else who is going to vicinity a new practice or how our shopping partners will change part of it makes san francisco the basing place we ask people to contribute to circumstances. as a community we want to encourage the creativity and

colleagues to introduce themselves >> i'm alyssa rodriguez i'm the program farther i'm merry random marty work with the public schools and a member of the advisory council. >> director of parented policies and common advocates for the children and youths. hello, i'm eric i'm parent partner with the mission graduates. tonight we'll be presenting our report and finding on our community engagement on the local accountability program for the district and it's a collective effort we do this as our community based organization chinese for affirmative action and we have common advocates for the mission graduates and the public schools a second district michelle couldn't be here and support with children of disabilities. we want to acknowledge our district partners ruth from the office of community engagement who was institutional and bye webb if the services and carla from the office of assess and a special thank you to the superintendant and the d t right from policy and operations. so i'm going to go over quickly how our approach is process we've had small community conversations to the school

. >> reporter: 25 were killed and more than a thousand homes destroyed including kim and marty's place. they vowed to rebuild and now week as way from finishing their new home. the sounds of construction are sound sounds are here, he remembers the first resident to move back. >> that happened the very first one, i think some of us just about cried because they were so happy. >> reporter: perhaps one of the most emotionally difficult rebuilds that of plaza towers elementary. 9-year-old chris ler legg and six other students killed there. like 60% of oklahoma schools plaza did not have a tornado shelter. the new building will. christoph christopher's mom won't stop until there's one in every school in the state. >> it's not a matter of if a tornado is going to come to oklahoma again, it's a matter of when it's going to happen. >> reporter: preparing for the future with painful lessons learned the past year. residential storm shelters permits have increased dramatically, 8600 issued in the last year compared to just a couple hundred, betty, the year before. >> that's understandable. sarah,

revealing the news today adding marty is also gone after three seasons and confirms he would move backnseman. >>> off day for a's but they did trade for kyle blanks from san diego to make room on the roster, reassigning derek barton. more news coming up after the break. >>> finally at home with their family, a little dog rescued from a freeway is resting tonight. chp officers spotted her on 68 o and walnut creek. he used a protein bar to get her. he nicknamed her freeway. her name is actually charm and her family showed up at the shelter. the girl you see there, posted instagram photos for days trying to find her. today they thanked the officer for saving their little dog. definitely a charmed ending. >> look that picture. classic. >> from 680, back home tonight. >> have another protein bar. >> wasn't phased at all. >> her, jeff. >> have a great day tomorrow. >> bye-bye. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jennifer lawrence, craig robinson, the cast of "a gentl

. >> reporter: 25 were killed and more than a thousand homes destroyed, including kim and marty schwab's vowed to rebuild and now are weeks away from finishing their new home. the sound of construction, the sound of strength for moore city manager. he remembers the first residents to move back just months after the twister. >> saw that happen the very first one, i think some of us just about cried because we were so happy. >> reporter: perhaps one of the most emotionally difficult rebuilds, that of plaza towers elementary. 9-year-old christopher legg and six other students were killed there. like 50% of oklahoma schools, plaza towers did not have a tornado shelter. the new building will, but christoph christopher's mom won't stop, she says, until there is one in every school in the state. >> it is a matter of when it is going to happen. >> reporter: preparing for the future with painful lessons learned the past year. storm shelter permits have increased dramatically. 8600 issued in the last year compared to just a couple hundred the year before. frances, back to you. >> from moore, oklah

marty st. louis deposits the first goal. price yanked after a couple of periods.ether 7 goals in game one. even rick nash who held off the scoring got into the act today. new york takes game one final of 7-2. rangers on fire! >> and here's an item. we'll tell you that mets juan laguerre has made a terrific catch. we'll try to have that in for you a little later on. but yes, tonight a whole bunch of stuff on the late show. see you at 11:00. >> thank you. have a good night. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [music] [music] [music] >> hey, everybody. welcome to "california bountiful." i i'm your host tracy sellers and today we're hanging out in north beach in san francisco at capo's where they're known for their authentic chicago italian cuisine, and this is actually one of their famous menu items. it is a baked artichoke, and it is taking me everything to not dive into it. we're going to show you how to make it, but before we do, why don't we show you a little more about artichokes and where do you go but the artichoke capit

. >> reporter: more than 1,000 homes destroyed, including kim and marty schwab's place. they vowed to rebuild and now weeks away from finishing their new home. the sounds of construction. he remembers the first resident to move back just months after the twister. >> he saw that happen the very first one. i think some of us just about cried because we were so happy. >> reporter: perhaps one of the most emotionally difficult rebuilds, that of plaza towers elementary. 9-year-old christopher leg and six uother students were killed there. like 6 o% of oklahoma schools, did not have a tornado shelter. the new building will, but christopher's mom won't stop until there is one in every school in the state. >> it's not a matter if a tornido will come to oklahoma again, it's a matter of when. >> reporter: painful lessons learned the past year. >> you know they're going to return, as she said. across oklahoma, 1,100 schools do not have tornado shelters leaving half a million students and teachers potentially at risk, but the state says retrofitting every school would cost nearly $1

marty st. louis deposits the first goal. price yanked after a couple of periods.ltogether 7 goals in game one. even rick nash who held off the scoring got into the act today. new york takes game one final of 7-2. >>> we'll get out of here with this. mets juan laguerre got a bat he knows how to use it. two-run homer off nationals pitcher gonzales. but wait i have for. i have more. that wasn't enough. did it in the field. jason wirth cranks one deep and gets it. stamp of approval from another former athletic colon and the mets 5-2 win over the nationals. >> all right. thanks, vern. >> that's it for us for now. we'll be back in half hour. "cbs evening news" is next. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,, ,,,, ♪ ♪ ,,,, thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where helping people comes first. >> axelrod: tonight, catching a much needed break. the weather helps firefighters getting the upper hand over many of the southern california wild fires.

his dad, marty who drove five hours to see his son play.this led the team to a comeback win and it was his first of the season. that, of course, is the best souvenir a dad could v. >> no outfeeder is getting that one. i'm grabbing that. no glove. >> next at 5:00, a bay area mother remembers her son, a victim of rampage in isla vista with the emotional plea we. >> a show of solidarity from lit -- lift drivers today. ought ground breaking invention built by a uc santa cruz student n that's why they've got lear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. te of summer with fresh sweet corn, 8 for just $2. grill up rancher's reserve ribeye steaks, only $6.99 a pound. and arrowhead water is just $3.33 a case. there's more savings to love... at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. good morning, everyone, 5:00 a.m. a day after the memorial day holiday. did you have a good one? >> i was here. >> that's a good one. and meteorologist mik

. >> gross' youngest son marty now 84 recalls a story his father told about nazi thugs coming to hise'll take care of him. he said, gee, i'm sorry, he's not here. i'm just the guy that cleans up. >> they believed him? >> they believed him. he got out of it that way. >> reporter: it's no surprise that when hitler decided to wage war against modern art, george gross became enemy number one. his art and the works of other contemporary artists including paul clay, otto dix, max beckman, and ears were denounced, confiscated from museums and then put on public display as examples of degenerate art. >> debegan rat art exhibition was ideological. way of articulating the world view. >> as vulgar and threat to the german identity. this is the only known film footage of the original degenerate art show which opened in munich on july 19th, 1937. and was seen by an estimated two million germans. now, some of that art has been brought together again at the gallery in new york city. >> get these pieces -- professor peters is the exhibition's curate or. >> it's like a condensed form of the moment in

. >> reporter: that includes kim and marty schwab whose rebuilt home is weeks away from completion. >> the true oklahoma spirit is, we're here, we're going to stay here. >> they rode out the twister in a neighbor's storm shelter. >> they got it closed, got it latched, and it hit that quick. just like the blink of an eye, it was right on top of us. >> reporter: one of the most emotional construction project is at plaza towers elementary, where seven students were killed by falling debris. students and staff have spent the last year healing together. >> cloudy skies, winds, does bring on more anxiety. we have been practicing our coping skills and breathing techniques. >> reporter: residual effects of that deadly day, as a community pauses to reflect and remember. moore has since strengthened their building codes. new homes must now withstand winds of 135 miles per hour, the equivalent of an ef-3 tornado. many moore, oklahoma, i'm sara daloff, nbc news. >>> and here in california, it's not a matter of if, but when we're hit by a major earthquake. but new research shows the bay area may b

many of which were destroyed including three mosques that are considered unesco heritage sites marty's government recently announced it plans to revive the long delayed he still some that trouble lol. while on trips in the region say they would hold of her parroting the sea with algeria head of the negotiations will the events the pieces that end in most parts of the north with isolated attacks by islamist has continued despite the presence of thousands of un peacekeepers. waugh said the mics and how the army may have some of the population does not elaborate. we will never be safe from attacks in. in all this nasty unesco along with local architects began activities to rehabilitate. they stole all the destroyed most of the ends of the cultural property destroyed. joy is in this occupation. i guess in a row i sneeze. scorsese parents temples champions league will culminate in an olympic final. off to a fancy camera did not tell chelsea winning three one at stamford bridge. mandatory speeches in front against his old club knowing that it's the school hall calling. but taking it has equa

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marty levin -- marlie hall, cbs news. >>> we're in the midst of a drought here. >> we may get some sprinkles. a slight chance. definitely cool and breezy. looks like the winds are already kicking up. some places almost 30 miles per hour already. some clouds are floating by. those will continue on and off as an area of low pressure spins down the coastline the next couple of days. if you're headed out, plan on cool conditions throughout the afternoon. partly cloudy skies, latter part of the day. with a slight chance of a wandsering shower. more clouds and unsettled weather the next couple of days as well as that low off the coastline going to start to drag a little further south and draw down near the bay area. that will keep things a little unsettled. you can see not a lot of clouds with that. low level moisture moving by and bringing with it a couple of scattered light showers. temperatures in the 70s and 80s in the central valley. 58 degrees in lake tahoe, 64 in the monterey bay. computer models showing the system dragging clouds flew and bringing with it at least a slight chance of a coup

because we know that at ten pm eastern time and to come in and i'm looking for bloggers contemplate and marty park and fed it to condone this type of nsg is constant. so maybe if we change the data of the ben and i even changed and if anything the side of manhattan and opportunities for consumption. eighteen thousand couples to have me teach dance yet. riga is the european council of culture. it's an eagle to see the latvian city to showcase its first loss art nouveau architecture. will my lappy and prime minister the muslim bodies opened the doors of me his brand new national library of calls like that those coupons. most of it asserts that the system. it's a very ambitious projects for ego and cannot be said that this is ambitious and has been debate about two reasons for it. really wanted to show how significant is called to meet interesting. which is two and drinks own identity but the second is to bring people also cannot yet. no possibility you force them to me it's going to get camille what's going on beyond that he's the board of appeal. for example. i will become to do both got a pre

marty left that boat to go on to the next even bigger yacht. i have not done the film festival.-- super yachts are huge business down there. >> has this film made big waves in the united states? it has generated a lot of negative press here. excited.ne is >> harvey weinstein is busy. looks us to be big if he is boycotting -- >> must be big if he is boycotting. ♪ is producingart up high end supercars in the backyard of the big three. it is making cars the old-fashioned way, by hand. we traveled there to see how the operation is turning out custom cars that sell for six figures. >> it is a cocktail of all of the cars i have ever loved. exotic cars like the old school for our he and the lamborghinis. it is also very american, a lot of corvette, dodge viper. every body panel is carbon fiber. there isard engine -- an optional 1100 horsepower car. $395,000. you are getting so much car for the money. we are building a brand and when the brand has the strength to charge the larger numbers, you will see us up there as well. falcon owner is somebody you has been there, done that, and they

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these are the latest pictures on your screens there from the scene of the getting from marty's video agency ruptly local self-defense forces said the army opened fire on a residential areas you can see you can see the tail of the mortar shell there was believed to be the one that went off the damage the mortar shelling the martys roof and ocean issues following the situation room for us either this news or they come in the last hour or so bring us up to date with what we know has happened in savannah tonight than. well i have to say that the situation that spot off the country is getting more and more dramatic and we witness truly voluntas collation of the ukrainian crisis in the country's east and south now we hear that three civilians who were killed in the town of slowdowns just kilometers from where we are now off to call i was opened at a residential area there just to remind you hey indeed it was at the epicenter the small town all of a large scale military operation launched earlier bike here against those who were described as terrorists and this is why he had called this ope

marty at bankjd of america -- j.d. moriarty at bank of america merrill lynch.ack to you. >> businesses are investing in cyber security to reject customer service and trade secrets. but can they keep up with cyber criminals? that is next on "bloomberg west." ♪ >> welcome back. i'm emily chang. cyber crime is on the rise as businesses struggle to build defenses against increasingly complex and difficult to detect cyberattacks. releasedrhousecoopers an annual survey of some alarming trends. cory johnson is with me and through skype, global cycle security leader david burch. thank you for joining us. who are these cyber criminals and what are they looking for? >> first, thank you for having me on today. the reality is, we see a number operatingread actors for a number of years. number one, we worry about nationstate actors who are very good at what they do. they are very patient and have excellent attack techniques, and are difficult to challenge, to combat. we also have organized crime actors will solve these are also very talented, very intelligent threat actors

marty in the '70s it does a quick warm-up by lunchtime.d that the bay area approaching that the accord are reproaching the 90s and one wants to be surprised if you see the triple digits. >>: today differ enormous of the cool down begins tomorrow printed those nine is around and take a look at friday were related to shave down as temperatures we return to the forecast morning fog sunshine into the weekend. keep in mind the high days of the up-a-up dates on the hot weather. down are the crime 4 news at its free easy in dingy and staff access to the weather. speaking of traffic was up the roads. >>: never well this morning were tracking major delays all on the bay area starting and care for costco morning closure it may be open a mill still be closed. stonfirmation from the carter police department at pg&e that they've had gone another roadway as they expected to. the closure put a lot of pressure on highway 4 and 242 and on 680 in the southbound direction a 80 in the southbound direction is very heavy as you ride across the dumbarton bridge.

the result, though, has plagued jacqueline marti for years. >> never did that cross my mind that it wouldme public. >> she was busted for drinking in college but she wasn't convicted. years later when she googled her maiden name, the first thing that popped up, that image from a night she thought she moved past. >> i felt extremelyç convicted. >> even though she hasn't been convicted. that hasn't stopped websites from publishing unsavory images. >> they are putting it out there for economic gain. >> an attorney for mugshots.com based on an island in the wes indies says his client is protected by the first amendment. >> there are different methods of collecting information we put together. and, therefore, i don't see how it rises to the level of extortion. >> lardy disagrees. she initially paid fees only to see her mug fees pop up elsewhere, a game of cat and moss she believes harmed her career. >> only seven states ban companies from publishing must go shots forç profit. >> monica lewinsky is back breaking her silence on the clinton affair. the 40-year-old says it's time to burn the ber

. >> and marty gregor catches the homerun. the three run blast put them ahead to stay but too bad was not father's day. >> the story line is building up for what the heck is pacers guard lance stevenson tugging on superman's cape. lebron james he was criticized by after game 3 who said that his trash talking was a sign of weakness. a teammate said you are barking up the wrong free there. lebron said you are barking up the wrong tree. he has 32 points. 10 rebounds. and stevenson scores the first with 5 minutes left. and heat win. they lead 3-1. they are now 1 win away from the fourth straight trip to the finals. >>> a upset and the reigning champion ousted in four sets by garcia lopez. and here is something worth showing you. and some fun with the ball boy. he said get here let me protect you. the boy comes over. he get as rocket. chills out during the break. inviting him over during the rain delay. >>> and not a soccer power house but a friendly and some people are wondering why lan done donovan was left off the team. he sent

muckrake upper 70's and dental san ramon and pleasanton and the south bay also see a handful of there's marty to morgan hill out all minnelli 80 in sunnyvale and in campbell and for the north texas '70s and '80s as well be the in sonoma 81 nappa upper '70's for high won a one. a texan and forecast a little warmer out there tomorrow and warming trend will continue always to the holiday weekend by memorial day though will start see things cool down and will continue to tuesday. >> : trade tables were no shades and those tiny restaurant's the story may make you think twice before flying to tell you about the nasty germs that like the travel and sports tend to win 11 games and warriors coach all that and the sports next trip >> : bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i relied on people a lot. he helps me live a more independent life. bulldog: we

and marty davis is busy building homes that could resist twisters.asts of a house he built in oklahoma that survived a tornado strike last spring. his family-owned construction company davis case has been building these largely underground homes for 40 years. good to see you. many of us have not heard of this type of housing. enths -- explain it to us. >> okay. thanks for having me. typically what we do is -- it's a reinforced concrete super structure with a minimum of three feet of earth on top. and the amount of windows that people want to have is left up to the customer. obviously more exposure is less safety, but what really started our business was security and also energy savings. >> and how many people buy these kindsover places? do you build them on speck or custom? >> we build them for customers. >> how is business? >> real good. a typical year for us is eight to ten homes a year. in the '80s and '90s, we had a franchise, but we handle all of the construction in house right now. >> do these homes get an insurance break in tornado ally? >> un

the marty system, which is unper considerable constraint with the rise of [ inaudible ] presidential politics, so people have voted for the man modi. and the final point is this confluence has lead to unlike other [ inaudible ] in western democracies, a kind of conference for a majoritarian verdict for this party. we'll have to see the numbers coming out later the muslim vote has gotten fragmented and [ inaudible ] has got consolidated behind this party. >> really interesting to speak with you. thank you very much for that. >>> serbia and bosnia are in the middle of what is being described as the worth flooding ever. >> yes, shiulie the flooding has killed at least five people and forced many thousands more to flee their homes. russia and other countries are sending aid. around 135,000 households were without power across serbia. officials say there have been more than 200 landslides, and there are warnings that land mines laid during the bosnian war could be shifted and pose a threat. >>> the five candidates for the european commission presidency have locked horns in a live televise

it happened at marty's martini bar, on the 15-hundred block of west balmoral, in andersonville. police closed off the area after pieces of the building came off. no one was hurt. customers inside the bar say they thought the building was hit by lightning, but that's not confirmed. >> it was pretty nice yesterday. despite that bit of rain. >> warm temperatures. a bit of rain but no strong report. no damage across the region. better chance of rain comes this afternoon. in some areas we do need that grain. it's 72 degrees right now. a bit cooler in these areas. dew point temperature is 65. the air is virtually saturated. which generally are looking at dry conditions. temperatures will drop we are on the lookout for fall. there may be the potential early today it depends on how quickly we warm up. generally dry conditions with a few light sprinkles across the region more rain on the way later today. rain is likely today 83 degrees. tamara's high temperatures 74. there's different saturday we are driving into the '80s. >>coming up after 5:20 ... demetrius will answer more of your que

my dad, marty, likes to barbecue, but everything is always a mess when you go from the kitchen to thems here. this, you marinate everything, but everyone has a home. so everyone stays separate. and then underneath you could store the meat or whatever else you're getting. and then look at this. you chop the vegetables. >> there's a drawer. that's fantastic! >> so we're honoring my dad but also your brother. and also frank. now, this is an apron. i know a lot of people don't wear aprons, but it comes with a glove. and it also comes with an opener. >> that's cute. >> for beer. attached. and a place for the beer. >> oh, no. it's a side pocket. >> did i get it on you? >> no. but you got it on you. >> stationarystudio.com, beer tasting for frank and al. >> cute. >> and then look at the napkins you can have made. keep calm and grill on. king of the grill. >> adorable. >> you can make coasters in the state where you live. connecticut for the giffords and then virginia -- i made it from hanna and ella so they could give it. >> sweet. >> very sweet for them. >> let's move on to the sports dad.

fellow party leader marty mcguinness is not ruling out withdrawing future cooperation. >> has anybodylse thought that gerry's arrest is not to disrupt the election campaign. >> it's not just in the north. over the border mr adams irish constituency supporters say privately that he carries too much historical baggage, an opinion strengthened as police question the him about the murder of jean mcconville by the ira in 1972. mr adams denies involvement. >> it was here on a beach that mrs. jean mcconville's body was found in 2003. it's now part of mr adams's irish parliamentary constituency. the coincidence, and his arrest by police may prove too much for some irish voters. >> but local observers believe that mr adams power base is assured for now. >> gerry adams was elected in 2011 with 15,000 votes. first part of the post. he'd have to lose 7,000 for his seat to be in danger. to lose 50% is unlikely. everyone is talking about this arrest. it is what he's been arrested about, it is a serious matter. what is in the public domain. if it doesn't manifest itself, i don't think there'll be si

they can ask for marty. i'm the service manager. i will try to help in any way. >> reporter: appreciate that. they have quite a few people waiting to get repair work. mostly it's for the ignition switch issue that gm has said may be responsible for up to 13 deaths. the latest recall issuesed just -- issued yesterday and the one this morning has not been linked to accidents or injuries. this is the 30th recall so far this year for gm. a lot of car owners are getting the recall notices, they are being forced to wait quite a bit of time to get the repair work done. we're live in san leandro, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. you can find a list of all of the gm cars affected by the ignition switch recall. go to ktvu.com. click on the web links section. >>> 7:08. a 70-year-old transient accused of breaking into a social security administration office in santa cruz and releasing a harmful chemical mixture. joseph anton lores was arrested yesterday. investigators say he used a big rock to break a window and poured a mixture

former massachusetts representative marty meaghan has almost $4.5 million, and joe kennedy has more than $2.5 million. the author of the report, al jazeera political contributor dave leven that will. what are the options for members of congress that have these funds? >> they have a menu of options. they can give it to partisan considerations. give some away to other candidates, political brethren, state parties, local parties or candidates, and they can give it away to charitable organizations, whether well-known or oxfam or red cross, or lesser known ones in the home state or city. a lot chose to do nothing with the money, sit on it, hard it, keep it for a rainy day or political considerations in the future for their own runs for office yet again. >> they raised the money, people gave them money, why shouldn't that happen? >> they have an option to sit on it if they want to. the federal election commission and law, election law provide for them to one either a skeleton campaign committee, even if they are not running actively for office or sit on it for years, decades. >> how long? >> w

marty, stop it! oh, my goodness. i'm so sorry.s me, i've been thinking, uh, maybe we should try a new form of birth control. i heard about this one. it's called the iud-- intrauterine device. or we could try the patch on your arm. actually, i think that one goes on your butt. announcer: bedsider.org has birth control information and a lot more. and it's... what do you think, though? arm or the butt? >> from our fox business studios in new york, here again is gerri willis. gerri: welcome back to the willis will pour. we all know that we should wear sunscreen, but many of us, and many men, do not. we have a doctor with us of the american academy of dermatology. thank you for coming on the show. let's start with something a little bit different. you know a lot about tanning beds, the rules are changing. why is that? >> big news from the fda whippets. for the third time in about 20 years, the tanning beds are going to be classified as more dangerous than devices. gerri: acquired a dangerous? >> the ultra violet radiation that comes ou

marty was a person tasked with leading a task force that would help the needy figure out how to create more space for women to serve in combat or leadership positions because she was an insider she could bring about change the military. one of the lessons i tell my students is if you want to have a lasting impact, you have to be in the room where decisions are made. that's why the leadership matters. the second element of leadership that we encounter is the value of early leadership. here's the interesting thing. we found that it doesn't matter much what you do before age 20 there is no statistically significant relationship between any variable worth of valuable later in life it doesn't matter if your parents were rich or poor come if you were a varsity athlete or student body president, it doesn't matter if you were popular. none of those really matter. what does matter however is that some time in the early adult stage 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, the college years in particular you need to find a mentor that will go crazy opportunities and introduce you to different networks. there's a wond

marty. sniping to the top shelf.gers win 3-1 and take a series lead they had back to the big apple. california chrome will try to do something that has not been done in 36 years. and will be able to wear his nasal strip during the race. 3-year-old colt has won the kentucky derby on saturday took the preakness triple crown in 3 week. now today the big ruling came from new york racing association when they announce it will be okay for california chrome to wear the nasal strip which previously they had banned years ago. he wore the strip in the derby then the preakness. now the strip is just like a regular breathe right thing that humans wear to help the breathing but not considered to be performance enhancer. no horse had a nasal strip or not never won. it's mile and half in the belmont couple. owner know california chrome is going to be challenged. >> does have a target open his back so he will be tested. going to be some fresh horse that is come in. new players in the game so you know, we just have to wait and see ho

his name, command sergeant major marty b -- bay rare was.er shot him in afghanistan this month. he mad it back to the u.s. for treatment but died this week. he served for three deck indicates and received the bronze star for valor. perhaps best known for his rescue of former private first class jessica lynch. lynch was a household name in the when iraqi force ambushed her companies days into the war. they held her captive for nine days until american special forces stormed the facility and got ore hut. jonathan hunt with more live from the newsroom. jonathan, this guy was real hero. >> the absolute definition of that word, john, and add to that bronze star for valor, three more bronze stars, a purple heart, numerous commendations. the bronze star for valor coming because of this role in the rescue of jessica lynch. take a look at this photograph. a planning meeting for that operation. command sirring major barreras has his back to us in that photograph. as you look at the video of the rescue, he was one of the leaders on what was a very dang

told us he was questioned at gunpoint and spend the night at a military barracks a camera man for marty's video agency ruptly was shot in the stomach during an army assault on the city of mariupol cruz from various other t.v. networks have also come under fire while covering events in the deniece krege and they say that's despite the attackers knowing they were shooting at members of the press authorities blame journalists for aiding self defense forces in the rest of eastern regions the issue has been taken up in the. european watchdog has stressed that any cases of abuse towards the press are simply unacceptable. well earlier i spoke with security analyst mark sloboda and he says russian journalists have come under fire in ukraine are not getting support from their western colleagues. this puts regime in ukraine has made the attempt to claim that they were assisting self-defense forces that they were in ukraine on false documents russian journalists have been barred from entering the ukraine despite protests from the a c. and other organizations but there is no question that this can't

. >> i did -- marty feldstein was one of my professors and he is not a communist. >> your current presidenting a great job driving this spot tannic mass off-campus. melissa: that is true. that is true. back to the economy, what do you think of what larry summers had to say? >> i hate to say he is some kind of oracle's speaking from on high because sometimes i question his judgment. one really interesting thing that came out of this conference was his statement about fed policy, to income inequality, that is very interesting because there is no question this president in his five years in office, income inequality has gotten much water. the gap between rich and poor has gone water under barack obama even though every policy he says he promotes is to lessen that gap and what i thought was interesting was when larry summers said that is because of the fed policy, the fought policy helping the rich, not the poor. >> federal reserve and government policy is what is creating the distortions to the economy and created the crisis in the economy that government supposedly wants to alleviate. all the

the white house that includes general ray odierno, the current chairman of the joint staff, general martyy. and colin powell has been kicked around. even robert gates. as i looked at the list and talked to people combing the list, i thought why would any one of those individuals take this job right now. >> that's leading to my next question what will the secretary have to deal with if they took this job? >> everybody's talking about throwing more money at the va. and i've talked to a lot of the people at the va over the years. and many people on capitol hill who believe that there is really no way -- not enough money to fix all the problems at the va. and it is not just about money. if you have a bureaucracy, such an entrenched bureaucracy, with the philosophy and working guidelines that say it's okay to cook the books, it is okay to put veterans on secret lists, to pump up your own bonuses, perhaps, and then in some cases allegedly it is okay to then try to hide that evidence when the inspector general comes around. so there needs to be an entirely new cultural change at the va itself. a