we have construction at the mays west. that should be clearing up any minute now. over in the try valley also. the construction crew sounds like it has cleared up. we have the signs saying that the crews are there. back to you. >> all right make. petco says that by the end of the year it is no longer going to sell pet treats made in ch n china. >> the agency has been warning about chicken jerky treats made in china. 4,800 dogs have gotten sick. so it can't issue a recall. petco is covering it's bases covering all food products made in china and replacing them with products made in the u.s., australia. >> we decided at this point we want to make this move even though the others aren't there. >> petco is the last big chain to make the move. pet smart announced it will no longer carry the products. the president of the company said it was easier to pull those products sooner. our unit has done a series of reports on those treats. go to our website and click on the investigations tab. >> investigators are looking into a deaadly shooting in san francisco just after 9:00

those in the west may have voted. here we didn't. we didn't hold the election here, as far as i know. >> reporter: the problem with the east roble will not be solved. they have likely realised that their territory should running. if final -- shrunk. if final polls are confirmed, there wep be a run off, which would have added to insecurity and instability. right now petero poroshenko looks like a president in waiting and he says his first official trip will be to the east of the country, drawing a line. >>> exit polls showing euro skeptics and the far rite are likely to secure a large number of seats. public discontent over the economic crisis and immigration won the vote to which parties opposed for closer european coordination. there are 171 seats, each country with a certain allocated to its members. anti-e.u. parties are likely to win 140 of those, a sixth of the total seats. voter turn out was relatively low with estimates of 43% - the same as in 2009. so why do the elections matter? well the european parliament has to approve ev

west' . now home from the hospital. you may remember this story. 'baby west' was born by c- section, as his mother was in a coma. it is a very difficult time for the new father. the santa cruz county sheriff's deputy. tells us it is awesome to be a new dad. but he wishes his wife could be there during this special time. sot brian lande / wife in coma "it's a lot to. both deserve it:15" lande's wife melissa slipped into a coma in march after doctors discovered brain tumors. doctors say she will likely leave u-c-s-f medical center next week. and go to a long term acute care hospital. a story only on kron 4. the real reason behind a security scare at a major bay area hospital. the trial for a beaten giants fan begins. what his lawyer claims the los angeles dodgers failed to do. stay tuned for inside edition with deborah norville. see it, after the news. a story you'll see only kron-4 a "gang planned armed robbery". that is the reason kaiser permanente in oakland. was shutdown for a period of time on tuesday. kron 4's j.r. stone has more on the exclusiv

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may 20th. we went to university technologists, let's take a look. >> west side of burton we have a major tornadoing down. >> may 20th, 2013, one of the worst tornadoes on record is captured on a time lapse video that went viral. >> people in west moore must be underground for this tornado. we have large large chunks of debris. >> the entire nation watched, as the tornado took a direct hit on the hig elementary. in moore. >> from the looks of the school i knew it wasn't looking good. >> winged recorded at over -- winds recorded at over 210 miles per hour. turning the ground into a pile of rubble. >> it needs to be a priority. you need to have a shelter. >> 300 miles from moore in texas tech university lab, they work to make it a reality. >> what we have here is an air cannon called boomer . virtual potato bottomer on steroids. >> pictures i've seen of the damage after a tornado is all about impacts. >> where wind really becomes an issue is that the debris opens up the building envelope, the walls, the roof. once you have that envelope opened, now you have got double the trouble. the most predomin

. >> the setting may be the old west but the script is full of seth's contemporary humor. >> the americanround you. everything out here that's not you wants to kill you. outlaw, angry drunk people, scorned hookers, hungry animals. diseases. you can get killed just going to the btroom. >> you're this cerebral urbane guy that's buffered into the middle of the wild west. where did that come from. >> the part of the grounding process to show this world through a modern lens. you know, we row month size this period but the fact is if you lived there it would have just been a horrible, miserable, terrible, depressing, dangerous place to be and, you know, particularly if you were not an alpha. >> dude, you really shouldn't drink. >> the character seemed like a good fit. you know, if i was doing a holocaust drama i probably would not cast myself. >> seth plays albert a fearful sheep farmer who toughens up with the help of his sure-shotgun slinging love interest played by charlize therrin. >> i'm going to teach you how to shoot. >> on set with seth macfarlane, what's that like? >> it's like christ

we are running to mid may and the nl west is nipping at the heels of the giants. dodger blue. dusty baker is peering in. top second. buster posey blooper to right. yasiel puig took a gamble. no, sir. matt cane left them loaded. puig scores the tieing run. then dean gordon not the go ahead run in. the dodgers go onto win 6-2. giants lead is now down to a single dame in the west. journey played for the crowd. doing damage off of sunny gray. give the nationals a 3-0 lead. here came it is as 9th inning rally. josh donaldson, roped one to left. no, throw is cut off. lowry ties it at 3-3. extras in oakland. as for john jaso, got ahold of this one. as beat the nats4-3 and in walk off action. you get the pie when you are a hero. >>> final day of the nfl draft as you saw earlier, michael sam headed to the saint louis rams. locally, david fell selected by the chicago bears in round six. and shane scow undrafted. now the niners did it with defense today using five of the seven pickings to go that rout this final day including three more defensive backs. fourth round pick. bruce ellington

look to the building back up for the west of that may ride.ut five carries the death toll plaza plant here's the hispanic as we start with a wry sense 680 south slowing down into walnut creek. every air- traffic as well as san ramon valley. >>: in the main problem and the surface is called foods let us further into hell violation and other grocers stores. affirmative their view expressions from the ss public health department. not all major incursion stores change when we found is particularly troubling. >>: and has uncovered several iras violations fair as customer shop than april 22nd and inspectors observed several shocking revelations. among them contaminated or adulterated food. and that's happened in front of the inspector. the same inspector also observe employees with unclean hands or improperly using gloves. inspectors also found unclean or improper sanitizing the food services and utensils. she also from a high and cold food being kept an unsafe temperatures. 41 at 135 which transcend temperatures offer helpful developed that. this c

trough of low pressure to the north and west. we mayee temperatures briefly climbing a new degrees. 60s to low 70s for the high today. a chance of mountain showers too. today's high close to 80 in san jose. san francisco close to 70 today. notice the temperature drop around on friday. highs in the low 80s. beautiful sunrise. as we saw many shots around the bay. your commute direction westbound and eastbound. it is not a surprise with the maps. but then the bridge across the peninsula where there is a little build. this is southbound 880. that build kicked in over the last 20 minutes. it shows a lot of slowing. little bit of bogging down traffic around north first street. it is not usual for your pattern on wednesday. all starting to kick in right now. reports of a cement truck on its side. something as large as a cement truck on its side will prevent slowing. smoother drive around the rest of the drive as you would expect. westbound 80 coulding an issue there. slower drive toward the toll plaza. building coming off the bridge eastbound.

we celebrate on russia in may 9th and in the west may 8th. what happened after that? that is a part of the answer to your question. what happened after that is that stalin remained in power and the system which ignited and participated in aggression against poland in 1939 together with hitler. that system in russia and soviet union remained and that was the course of the cold war instead of the united nations in proper terms, not in technical terms, of the word. and then what happens today, the main problem is that russia has not yet bothered with this past. stalin is referred to in government approved text books for our children as an able operator and manager. could you believe what happened in germany if hitler was referred to as able manager? ... the results of the democraticre. and i haven't seen any of those in the so-called white house when we were standing against the coup in august 19, 1991. but they were quick to privatize actually the cash flow from the oil and gas exports which are still the base of economy, and they mostly moved themselves. that's amazing

for the most part, ending up with a dry may in much of the west. >> thank you, bill. >>> we'll move onws now. cgi fantasy maleficent is set to take the top spot at the weekend box office. the reimaging of sleeping beauty will pull in north of $50 million, knocking x men days of future past to second place. a million ways to die in the west will end in third place with around $25 million. >>> a dedicated fan chased mariah's limo block after block, pleading with her to follow him on twitter. she engaged the super fan and is now enlisting the help of her twitter followers to find him. >>> in an exclusive, matt lauer sits down with mariah carey for a rare interview and a concert from her home. catch that saturday night at 8:00, 7:00 central here on nbc. >>> a kiss between kim kardashian and kanye west has become the most liked photo in the history of instagram. at 1.9 million likes, kim kardashian west is the new queen of instagram. >>> at 88 years young, dick van dyke still has the moves. he is moving great. the acting legend's wife uploaded a vine of van dyke getting down in a clothing s

west. it is tuesday, may 13th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." clippers owner donald sterling slams magic johnson. the explosive interview fueling new outrage this morning. >>> terror in new hampshire. a home explodes in flames after a police officer is gunned down. what we're learning about the suspect. >>> and the effects of bullying can last a lifetime. new evidence out this morning reveals the health impact for both the victim and the tormenter. >> but we begin with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> i mean he made love to every girl in every city in america and he had aids. i think he should be ashamed of himself. >> new controversy for donald sterling. >> the clippers owner is being universally criticized for his shocking commentary about magic johnson. >> he acts so holy. i mean big magic johnson. what has he done? >> tragedy in west virginia. at least two people confirmed dead after a mine collapse. >> the roof reportedly fell in. >> i don't know what they think is inside, but that -- oh, my goodness. >> a house

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i can make a pretty good argument this will be the warmest temperature map i may show all year for the west. temperatures about 20 to 30 degrees above normal in many cases. 87 in portland. 98 in l.a. of course, the desert will get hotter during the summer. that's not the rule for you. but for the coastal cities, that's the i-5 corridor, very warm. we return to normal type conditions this time of year as we head towards the weekend. unfortunately in the northwest, that means unsettled weather. we drop your temperatures about 25 degrees, add the clouds and showers. and the desert, you heat up like you're supposed to, nearly 100 in phoenix over the upcoming weekend. just nothing normal about the weather lately. >> so well said. you go up and down the 5, you don't see this sort of weather until you get to october, september. yeah, yeah. >> this time of year. >> we'll take it. "pitch perfect 2" adding another academy award nominee to the bellas. hi hailee steinfeld, elizabeth banks couldn't be happier tweeting lace up your dancing shoes and get down to baton rouge. >>> pharrell williams revealed

west coast. >> amazing. there may be time to fly them down. they're in nevada by now. it was very windy.e had gusts up to 45 miles an hour. the winds have backed off. with the cooler drier air moving in, it will be chilly out there. 40s and 50s to get your day started. for mom's days plans early original you'll want a jacket in the morning but not for the afternoon. we'll see temperatures in the 80s in the afternoon. the winds will pick up a little bit but not as gusty as we've seen. with the winds changing direction, the reason the temperatures will start to come up over the next several days. you've got the clearing skies. snow in the sierra has shut down. an easy drive as you head to the high country. that's good news if your mother's day plans include tomorrow. warmer temperatures for all locations, even out toward the coast. as the wind pattern begins to shift. that low that brought the weird weather to the sierra will be moving on. the wind speeds are backing off. as these winds change direction and become out of the north, that will lead to the temperatures climbing up. starting t

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of russia even though i personally disagree with that but i wonder if there are forces in the west who may benefit from antagonizing russia when you said five years ago that there was this upsurge of and to russian ism in the west do you believe that to be happenstance or rather a coordinated. policy no with that sort of policy i'm sure russian this isn't a policy in the west the west has worked quite hard to establish areas of cooperation with russia but there have been major breakdowns and ukraine is exactly that a major break and we need to get over that break down and find ways of concentrating on the areas where russia and the west can cooperate there tony we have to take a very short break now but when we come back ambassador brandon had a pretty rocky relationship with the kremlin during his time here so why is he now embraced as a voice of reason here in russia that's coming up in a few moments here on well the part. economics right. now like. what if the public signings. number back in the twenty's and thirty's you had the stock market bubble of the twenty's followed by the bust f

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west. marlee matlin may be deaf, but she can sure make a lot of noise.ive-year battle, she has won the fight to bring subtitles online. starting this week, services like netflix have to offer closed captioning or face the same fines as traditional broadcasters. marlee matlin is partnering with a company to have a more accurate closed-captioned. cory johnson spoke to her. >> my efforts for caption which has been a long -- a lifelong pursuit have resulted -- as a little girl, i remember watching television without any assistance with captions. there was nothing there. i had to make up stories on my own. fast-forward to 1989 or early 1990's, i mean -- well, go back to when i was a little girl. i wrote to the president saying we needed captions. no answer. and then i made a movie, i had a little media attention because the oscar i won. just a little. i used that attention and in that medium from the studios to talk about closed captioning. then i got to the attention of washington, d.c. and we got the captioning lob pass. now -- captioning laws passed. -- no

may be delayed. on "bloomberg west."can watch a streaming on your phone, apple tv. >> it is time now for "on the markets." this comes a day after the dow closed at a new record high. the nasdaq was the best performer in today's session. the four higher for past consecutive days. >> you are watching bloomberg west. i am emily chang. the march 24 ipo means it could have gone earlier. know about what has been happening behind the scenes. >> they are looking at the market and saying that we could have gone public this month, but why not wait until the markets are more stable. iposve seen a lot of the perform down. it helps their case to wake until the market stabilizes. what if the markets aren't stable? that is the risk. it all depends on what a company needs to go public for. it could be beneficial for them to just wait. it. will eventually do it is ok to take some air out of valuations. and investors have a renewed appetite for cloud companies. they can afford to wait. they can do their ipo when that happens. other compan

west pullman and abroad. police and took another custody in hewitt, who may have hit the victim by accident while firing at a passing car. at least four other people have been killed in shootings across the city since friday afternoon. >> police looking for leads after an armed man tried to abduct a five year- old girl in bright and park neighborhood. the man failed and left in a black vehicle police say he carried a black handgun at. >> high school in they would close today and tomorrow after a fire over the weekend. the building was evacuated as it filled with smoke, classrooms were damaged. cause of fire under investigation. creative new low- cost housing in boulder colorado, all local startup company calls this state right help you. the company is turning to ton shipping crates into little houses. it comes in three styles and is built to provide its own power and they will sell for as little as $20,000. >> warm temperatures again, 81 degrees yesterday. cold front approaches we will have the potential for storms and then the front will move through later. 69 degree temperature outside. here are your curre

west. it's monday may 26th 2014. happy memorial day.y after the santa barbara rampage. first, here's a look at today's eye-opener at 8:00. >> the county sheriff says it was, quote, very very apparent he was severely mentally disturbed. >> we now know the names of all six people killed by the suspect. >> in hindsight his writings and videos make it clear elliot rodger was a time bomb. officers saw no sign of a developing problem. >> i was in the neighborhood and thought i'd stop by. >> president obama worked overtime to thank military personnel stationed at bagram. he also told the country american forces will stay behind in afghanistan after 2014. >> the program for the pope's final day here is a delicate dance around some of the most politically and emotionally charged issues. >>> poroshenko said some are digging in and fighting. >> this is the kind of fund-raiser you could only have in colorado. how the symphony makes it with pot. >> this is not the first time i've been at a symphony event and cannabis is involved. >> i told somebody

coming up at 6:00, find out why the exam done out here on this beach today may help other whales on the west coast. >>> one of california's favorite burger chains under fire. why a young woman is suing in and out over a cup of coffee. >>> i'm stephanie live in tran with a story of a once in a lifetime kind of opportunity. the chance to meet the family of the person who saved your life. we were there for that special meeting. coming up in a live report. >>> i'm scott budman. a south bay city that has seen a lot of growth is now dealing with the possible sale of its biggest mall. we'll have the latest from the prune yard coming up. >>> nbc bay area honored with three national awards for excellence in breaking news coverage. feature reporting. and public service in television journalism. all from the society of professional journalists. nbc bay area. we investigate. first, mike honda stubbornly refused all debates. now honda's slinging mud, launching false attacks. isn't it time to put the old politics aside? the chronicle endorses ro khanna, saying he "offers an upgrade in congress for silicon

while the prospect of russia and china may alarm the west, it's also an indication that what the westl. >> it's also an indication that the energy revolution coming to the united states is scaring the russians for good reason and causing great concern to china. it's both of these countries that are often very bad actors on the international stage doing what's in their best interests. and certainly, katty, the last thing that even china for russia wants is to have the united states of america being the top producer of oil on the globe and having this natural gas revolution and not somehow figuring out a way to counterbalance the power that we're going to -- the additional power that we're going to experience over the next decade. this is just classic balance of power politics, isn't it? >> yeah, it just smaks of the cold war all over again, when you've got a couple of super powers on different sides side of the globe -- so far the gas boom we've had in america because of fracking has not yet been exported. the europeans are saying please, give us those licenses, export some of your nat

west. it is thursday, may 22, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning."s to hail, weather extremes impact millions. >> the u.s. sends in predator drones to help find the kidnapped nigerian girls. >> as we approach memorial day, an iraq veteran shares heroism from within as he writes a note to self. but we begin with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> we had to evacuate. >> wildfires explode in arizona. >> raging about 120 miles north of phoenix. >>s

west. it's monday, may 26, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." new details in the santa barbara rampage. did authorities miss early warning signs? and president obama returns from a surprise trip to afghanistan. why some troops will stay behind. >> pope francis makes a push for peace on historic trip to the holy land. plus a world war ii co-pilot's flight of destiny. >> first a look at the "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> a california community is shaken by a disturbing mass murder.

lou: let's turn to the president's speech at west point, if we may. roundly criticized by the national liberal media establishment. "the new york times," "the washington post," you name it, the president would have saved himself some embarassment had he never showed up at west point and said not a word. your reaction to the speech. >> well, i was stunned by the speech. you know, frankly it seemed quite superficial and, surprisingly unsophisticated for a foreign policy speech describing your vision. i mean the idea that much of the speech was trying to draw a line between interventionist, particularly military interventionists and isolationists and somehow the prudent path was in between that and of course it is but i don't know anybody who is of military interventionist who wants to go to war and into places he was citing. no one wants boots on the gund in syria. no one wants boots on the ground in crimea and ukraine and some of the other issues we're dealing with. frankly i thought the president provided us a false choice inning try to describe what h

west. it is monday, may 19, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning."on america's cyber enemies, unprecedented steps this morning against hackers china.d of stealing secrets for >> a new threat from the mers virus in the united states. the latest case may have come from a simple handshake. >> and a crop killing disease threatening to make the cost of coffee grande. >> furst a look at our "eye opener." >> the u.s. target

west point. he noted they may be the first class in a long time not to be sent to combat. instead the president is said the u.s. needs to work with international partners to battle terrorists. he wants $5 billion for a new fund to help countries do that. mr. obama reaffirmed his decision to not put troops in the middle of the syrian civil war, either. >> the strategies that involve invading every country that harbors terrorist networks is naive. >> it follows an announcement yesterday to remove troops from afghanistan. under the plan troops will be reduced each year until the end of 2016 when only 1,000 embassies and security forces will remain in kabul. >>> donald sterling isn't letting go of his team. why he is flip-flopping his decision to sell the clippers. >> these are tough times. keep your -- [ indiscernible ] >> the mystery behind posters with free pot attached to them. coming up. >> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the kpix 5 weather center. lots of sunshine around the bay area. the breeze is blowing and the fire danger running high. we'll talk about that

may 9th. in the west it's usually made it so what happened after that? once a part of the answer to your questions and participated in the aggression in the 1939 together with hitler when the system in russia remained, and that was the course of the cold war in proper terms, not in technical terms. and then what happens today, the main problem is the pressure has not yet parted with this past. stalin is referred to in government groups or endorsed for children as and able the operator, as an able manager. could you believe what happened in germany with hitler was referred to as an able manager. so that is basically what happens. that is basically at the root of the problem today with the ukraine establishment is still there. gene and what happened in 1994? that russia believed that the ruling class, those who benefited the most from privatized actions and the results of the democratic revolution of 1991 commander had not seen in humans and the so-called white house when we were standing in against the coup on august 1991. but they were quick to privatize

west. it is monday, may 19, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." taking on america's cyber enemies, unprecedented steps this morning against hackers china.d of stealing secrets for >> a new threat from the mers virus in the united states. the latest case may have come from a simple handshake. >> and a crop killing disease threatening to make the cost of coffee grande. >> furst a look at our "eye opener." >> the u.s. target siebecyber s. >> they're accused of hacking into u.s. company to steal trade secrets. >> federal officials say they've identified the first person-to-person spread of the mers virus in this country. there's no vaccine or cure and only the symptoms can be treated. >> the mega merger. at&t agreed to buy directv for $48.5 billion. >> a concussion is by definition a traumatic brain injury. >> republicans once again going after hillary clinton and concerns about her health. >> i thought his remarks were outrageous. >> given the month she just had, i doubt whether she will run for president in 2016. >> michael jackson appearing to be b

west. it's tuesday, may 27th 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> surviving the santa barbara shooting rampage. what a victim saw in the killer's eyes. >> no time to escape new video of a fury in north dakota. >>> plus, is your favorite presidential hopeful a sure bet? are you willing to put money on it? vegas might be. >>> we begin with a look at today's eye-opener your world in 90 seconds. >> where do we go? we've got nowhere to go? >> jesus, jesus, jesus. >> twister terror in the plains. >> a tornado tearing through north dakota. nine people were hurt. >> also dramatic flooding across parts of texas. >> it was a day of mourning on the university of california campus at santa barbara. >> questions about whether more could have been done to stop that 22-year-old man who went on that mission to kill. >> he was almost smiling, like he was happy about what was going on. i'll remember that face for a long time. >> tracking the last known movements of flight mh-370 has been released by the malaysian government. >>> thr

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starting may 30th, you can see him in seth macfarlan's new film "a million ways to die in the west."e show liam neeson everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: liam neeson, thank you for coming back to see us. >> good to see you again. >> jimmy: yeah -- yeah we have to hold it the whole time. i'm sorry. gosh i love you in this as well. you're a busy, busy man. >> i feel like i was on the show two weeks ago. >> jimmy: i think you were here last week. [ laughter ] yeah you were. we did a lip synch contest over there, yeah. [ laughter ] you really were here a couple weeks ago. but you're so busy. you have like a hundred movies coming out. >> you know, at the start of this year, i had nine movies. four of them were animated, the other five were. >> jimmy: real ones. >> real ones. >> jimmy: yeah like real acting in this one. but you shooting -- "taken 3" right now. >> "taken 3" at the moment -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i don't want to get it into it yet. you'll be back for that one i'm so excited. now -- right now, you're the biggest action star in the world i think. every

west. it is tuesday, may 20th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." cbs news talked with boko haram, what the terror group tells debora patta about the fate of more than 200 kidnapped school girls. >>> another airline disaster narrowly averted, this time at one of america's busiest airports. >>> plus, the new mission for drones, saving wildlife from poachers. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> today's primary the will shape the ballots for critical contests come november. >>> primary voters head to the polls in six states. >> we're all watching kentucky. >> a big win for senate minority leader mitch mcconnell would deliver a blow to the tea party. >> the army in thailand has declared martial law after months of unrest but insist it isn't a military coup. >> actor michael jace has been arrested in the fatal shooting of his wife. >> jace is best known for his role as an lapd officer on the program "shields." >> the oscar pistorius trial on hold as he will spend 30 days undergoing a mental eval

west." it's very funny. it's in theaters everywhere on may 30th.h. welcome to the show. >> is that like a faux pas to salute if you're not actually a a serviceman. is that a -- >> jimmy: no but i think the way you saluted was weird. [ laughter ] [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: yeah, no one needs to do that. >> better choreography than that. >> jimmy: she really did. yeah, that was -- bob fosse helped you with that salute, yeah. >> it could have been a lot worse. >> jimmy: seth woodbury macfarlane. >> yes. yeah. >> jimmy: woodbury. >> yes, woodbury. >> jimmy: it's a very distinguished name. >> yeah, you'd think. you'd think. >> jimmy: yeah. is it a family name? >> it is all of the -- males on my mom's side of the family have that middle name. we thought it was a classy, east coast family name that had been in the family for generations so we asked my grandfather one year, "where does this name come from?" and he said -- "well, you know. when i was born in 1904, my mom was just -- taken with the town drunk who was named "woodbury." and -- so we

west. it is monday may 12 2014. this video to show what they are demanding to release the hostages. >> clippers owner donald stering breaks his silence. what he's in his explosive comments. >> but we begin with our "eye opener," your world today in 90 seconds. >> we got to go i'm not stopping. >> sprng storms tear through the midwest. >> several twisters touch down in nebraska. >> and tornadoes race through an area near kansas city. >> meanwhile snow blanketed parts of colorado and wyoming. >> a wildfire in the texas panhandle forced at least 700 people in their homes and at least 1,200 more are in danger. >> the leader of boko haram said he'll release more than 200 school girls in exchange for their prisoners. >> it's a terrible mistake and i'll never do it again. >> both say donald's racist comments were wrong but both are saying they're not ready to give up the team. >> i'm fighting for my 50%. >> and victory in a referendum which could see two regions pledge loyalty to moscow. >> gun fire opening on crowds. >> a

west. it is wednesday, may 28, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." president obama prepares to end combat in afghanistan and get more involved in syria. we talked with secretary of state john kerry ahead of the president's big speech. and we remember poet and author maya angelou. she delivered a life of lessons for presidents and all of us. >> yes, she did. the world is full of powerful women but only 100 make forbes' most powerful list. >> first your "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> an american author die as at age 86. >> the president is set to detail the u.s. role in the world going forward, a day after he announced the future of troops in afghanistan. >> you have to recognize afghanistan will not be a perfect place. >> sterling is making it clear. he is going to fight the nba charges against him. >> his wife is reportedly helping to sell the clippers. >> i was trained as a spy. >> edward snowden firing back at critics saying he was much more than just a low-level hacker. >> i lived and worked undercover, oversea, even being assigned a n

west. it is friday may 23 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." yet another mid-air disaster narrowly averted over an american airport. >> plus arizona's ragi nearly doubles in size while tornadoes strike in the east. only on "cbs this morning," inside the las vegas lab where students learn to cash in on casinos without betting a penny. >> we look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> if they give the order, how long before you're out of here? >> a minute two minutes? >> here comes the test. >> firefighters working to contain an out of control wildfire. >> hundreds already evacuated, thousands of acres burning. >> debris everywhere. i'm still look very shootken up. >> to delaware to a possible tornado. >> and skylights shattered in a mall in pennsylvania. >> it seemed like all hell broke loose. >> the aircrafts were moments away from impact. >> i have no idea what was going on up in the tower. >> and tennessee governor bill haslem signed a bill into law last night bringing the electric chair back in service. >> and mark cuban -- >>

west. it is monday, may 12, 2014.o claims to show what they are demanding to release the hostages. >> clippers owner donald stering breaks his silence. what he's in his explosive comments. >> but we begin with our "eye opener," your world today in 90 seconds. >> we got to go, i'm not stopping. >> sprng storms tear through the midwest. >> several twisters

optimism that an even higher bid may be coming along. "bloomberg westoming right back on bloomberg television. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west," where we cover innovation technology and the future of business. i am emily chang. bloomberg top headlines. it appears that a class action lawsuit will go to trial on july 14 over apple's alleged e-book pricing. it had challenged the decision to give the case class-action status, but a federal court in new york has rejected that challenge. apple is still reeling over last year's ruling that said apple violated antitrust laws in its contracts with th e-book publishers. twitter is nearing head fry steps down. ceo dick costolo has made no secret of the fact that he wants to speed up product innovation. and facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and his wife, priscilla 10, make a major donation to schools. $120ouple is donating million to low income areas are here in the bay area, east palo alto and parts of san francisco. the zuckerbergs previously donated $100 million to schools and new work, new jersey. chinese inte

the hardest hit area is located 130 miles west of only may some buildings completely destroyed.poles were damaged and schools are closed. >> in colorado, they are dealing with a spring blast of snow, late spring, a storm dropped more than a foot of snow in some parts and several feet in the higher elevations. several inches in denver with plows working all night to prepare for the commute. the national weather service expected similar weather through the end of june. >>> a young mom celebrated mother's day with a new lease on life after under going a successful heart transplant. the 26-year-old from reno developed a rare heart condition after the birth of her daughter eight years ago and became very sick and was put on a heart transplant list. the odds of a match were not good but friday the doctors call thed with the news. >> she was very calm. >> i thought we could not give a better mother's day gift than a donor heart and the opportunity to raise her daughter is amazing >> the procedure took five hours and is recovering in the i.c.u. on friday and on thursday all past co-host

mays is 83 today. happy birthday. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is tuesday, may 6, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." terrorists kidnapped more nigerian school girls overnight. the race to save nearly 300 victims. >>> one of the most famous hotels in the world now at the center of a firestorm. why big names of trying to keep customers from checking in. >>> and smart guns under fire. how technology meant to give owners a safer choice is causing outrage on both sides of the gun debate. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> this militant group boko haram trying to sell nigerian school girls into slavery, they were taken three weeks ago. >>> a desperate race to save hundreds missing in africa. >> local haram gunmen have kidnapped an additional eight girls. >> the best and the brightest who should be becoming doctors and lawyers are being sold for $12 each. >> in california overnight a stretch of major freeway shut down following a destructive bridge fire. >> this is a $58 million bridge p