michelle?e, we'll get the trading action here from the floor of the nyse with bob pisani. >> esther george made comments about the fed which lowered the markets, and i this there's concern about the bank stocks. had a great little run. they are pulling back as well. take a look at the major sectors. right now the important thing is a slightly more downside. hospital stocks are up, admissions up in the second quarter and expect second-quarter earnings and sales up bringing the whole sector up. health care not the market leader. semiconductors are the market leader. at a five-year high on the stocks, and it's very simple, folks. might see the pc business decline but, of course, world wide sales of smartphones and tablets are soaring, and companies that are involved in doing that are doing really well right now. elsewhere, if you take a look at the banks, cma was the first regional bank that really reported today. not a big one, the regional banks are reporting and comerica reported rather disappo

michelle kosinski who joins us from st.spital where the duchess of cambridge has just given birth to a baby boy. third in line now to the british throne. michelle, tell us about what this young boy now faces in terms of growing up. >> you know, just think of him up there right now, and for months and months and months at least likely blissfully unaware of what exactly he has gotten himself into by coming into this world. it will be, you know, just the press will crowd this family. from the time he steps out of here, well, he won't be stepping out of here. he'll be carried out of here. at least that's what we're expecting, we'll have cameras in his face, trained on him. virtually everything he does and every move he makes, you know, as much as he is in the public eye. so in that sense, you do sort of feel sorry for a child. but it brings back memories of when prince william was little, and the first time he was really shown on camera as a toddler. they do maintain a good deal of privacy, especially for a child. and the press

you know, i need justice for my hutz. >> reporter: michelle took us to the spot. >> there was blood on the fence and still some blood now. >> reporter: where her husband was found lying on the ground. san jose police say someone stabbed him in this apartment carport and left him to die. just a block away from his home. >> kind of hurts that i was so close and yet not close enough. >> reporter: two months after her husband died, michelle wants to know who killed him. and with no answers and no progress in the case, it's hard to move forward. >> very stad, very discouraged at this point because there's no answers, and nobody knows nothing. nobody is willing to help. >> reporter: the hardest part for michelle is watching her four young children survive without their father. >> every day they want to know why somebody hurt their daddy. they want to know what happened. they get scared to get up to use the bathroom at night. >> reporter: danny was going to school at san jose city college. michelle wishes she had a chance to say goodbye. >> i would have liked to have been there while he was s

i want to go to michelle. michelle, where do you stand on ed snowden leaking the nsa secrets. >> i think that he needs to come back and face the charges. i of you do an act of civil disobedience or you're a who isle blower, have the courage to stay and face the charges. i don't think we should take it out on russia, and ruin the olympics for all the people would worked to hard to get the opportunity to go there. i don't think we should take it out on russia and use the olympics as a diplomatic tool. >> yesterday a caller said the department of justice will not seek the death penalty in the ed snowden case. should that be enough for him to come back or would you like to hear more? >> i feel bad for him. he has to live in russia right now. and i already boycott russia. i don't invest there i don't travel there. the per capita income she thousand. it's 50,000 in the u.s. i feel bad he is not able to live in this great country. but i don't think boycotting russia is the best idea, is the right idea. it just hurts

michelle had it dead on. >> a housing bubble?n't think there's a housing bubble. >> jarred, there was a tulip bubble. there was a -- there have always been bubbles. there will always be bubbles. >> certainly the housing bubble and crash which has us in the situation we're in today is very much associated with the level of deregulation associated with the kind of policies that frankly a lot of people around this panel have espoused. >> maybe the clinton's administration, as a country, we pushed people into housing, surprise, surprise, we got a housing bubble. >> time-out, time-out. art laffer, i see this as a regular industry administration. >> it is. >> i see the epa making war on coal and carbon. >> yes. >> i see the hhs and other agencies making war on the entire business sector, both large and small. >> exactly. >> all in the name of nationalizing health care, and on top of that i see a lot of tax hikes, deductions on upper end successful earners. regulatory and taxes, that's what i see their policy. >> and spending. >> and sp

thank you. >> michelle, thank you. >> gary lauer.nt issues are hardly the only challenge for obama care. the department of health and human services released a video monday proclaiming that hhs is on schedule. despite the fact that key aspects of obama care like the employer mandate, income verification or anything but, they want to be delayed. and then there was this from the white house press secretary jay carney today. >> the data reflects there is not -- there is not support for the proposition that businesses are not hiring full-time employees because of the affordable care act. >> okay. so couple uses of double negatives there. what he was trying to say was there was no proof that employers aren't hiring because there is going to be higher costs related to health care. however, take a look at the survey released today by financial information companies sage work says otherwise the 300 accounting professionals they spoke to, 66% say companies are less likely to add staff in the next 12 months because of obama care. we continue n

michelle? ♪ >>> 4:00 p.m. on wall street, and welcome to the "closing bell," i'm michelle cabrera. maria is back tomorrow. >> and i'm tyler mathisen. bill griffeth is off today. he will also be back tomorrow. the dow closing once again -- this is getting a little repetitive -- at an all-time high, up 23.8 points now as it settles. 15,569 and change. here's how we finished the day on wall street. the aforementioned dow at 15,569. nasdaq down 21 points at 3,579. the s&p 500 making a heroic run at 1,700 but coming up short, down 3 points at 1,692.49. just moments away now from earnings out of at&t and apple, and we will get those numbers to you as soon as they come out. but first, let's get straight to today's market action with oliver percent from gary goldberg financial services, mike san tolly from yahoo! finance and cnbc.com's very own jeff cox. mike, let me begin with you, and just get you to react to what the prior guest said. he said he sees a market that's feeling tired to him. is that wha

michelle? ♪ >>> 4:00 p.m. on wall street, and welcome to the "closing bell," i'm michelle cabrera.rrow. >> and i'm tyler mathisen. bill griffeth is off today. he will also be back tomorrow. the dow closing once again -- this is getting a little repetitive -- at an all-time high, up 23.8 points now as it settles. 15,569 and change. here's how we finished the day on wall street. the aforementioned dow at 15,569. nasdaq down 21 points at 3,579. the s&p 500 making

. >> es que tenía 14 años cuando fui secuestrada y agradeció a todos los que ayudaron, michelle knightuvo con sus padres y también dieron gracias. >> nadie de las tres dio detalles de lo que pasaron, pero michell dijo que fue la más torturada por castro y que fue forzada a abortar a patadas y dejándola sin comer pero su espíritu no se quebró. >> puede que haya ido al

here's how we remember them, young amanda berry, gina dejesus, michelle knight. their smiles frozen in time. now tonight two months after their escape we are setting every word, every smile, every clue about how they survived and alex perez takes us through that tape right now. >> reporter: ever since the day police stormed that house of horrors, the three women imprisoned inside have kept silent. michelle knight, 20-years-old when she disappeared -- 32 today -- was held captive the longest. gina dejesus, just 14 when she was kidnapped, now 23-years-old. and amanda berry, vanished at 16 -- today she is 27. >> i want everyone to know how happy i am to be with my family and my friends. it has been unbelievable. >> reporter: berry was the one who squeezed through the front door, screamed for help and frantically called 911. >> i have been kidnapped and missing for ten years and i'm here, i'm free now. >> reporter: she had been raped repeatedly allegedly by this man, ariel castro, her 6-year-old daughter jocelyn born in that house. >> 0 i'm stronger today and my priv

going back to michelle who is standing by.ery extensive comments from deputy, from the attorney general holder on the issue of whether or not the department of justice will pursue. this we open a investigation prior to the investigation in florida. what do you think about it, michelle? >> i warn that eric holder's rhetoric never matches reality. he proes posed as a neutral arbitrator of law in the department of justice in the clinton administration and yet every public office he warped the rule of law and he has a particular grefance when it comes to racial politics. this certainly was the case when they dropped the case against the new black panting therparrott and only gone downhill from there in voting right's cases. this man has added more fuel to the fire when it comes to racial division and referred to "my people" when you talk about him promising fairness and neutrality, there is a grand canyon gap and dangerous. even people who worked in the voting rights section under obama and holder warned that this man literally ca

michelle, sounds like a pot of gold for hackers?ah, we see hackers breaking into most sophisticated systems. this one will have so much information, your social security numbers, family size and income. what makes this troubling is that this system hasn't been completely built yet. they are estimate estimating it won't be open until one month before that. that doesn't sound good. >> eric: and talks about your status, health status. that sounds like a bad idea? >> the whole idea is bad. when you think about it, look at the amount of fraud that we already have in medicare. estimated somewhere around 75 bye. that enormous number. this thing is ripe for fraud. hackers will get in. who is going in charge of this, by the way? it's take the fifth, loigs, remember her at the irs? she is going to be administering this thing. >> and forget the hackers, maybe you have to worry about people inside the obamacare, even the navigators. we don't know where they are coming from. >> if there is a problem, we should have our leaders on work together t

that is really what this trip is about for michelle obama.ore she was, visiting girl's schools in africa, also, very important issue there. girl's education. >> that is right, girls' education, encouraging leadership, encouraging girls to strive and take up the leadership of their nation. and i think we'll see more of this from michelle obama, as she tries to figure out how she leaves a legacy to the white house. >> thank you very much, i'm sorry we ran out of time. we used it up earlier on some of the discussions in the program. thank you. >> thank you. >>> was it self-defense? and has the gop kissed off the latino vote? let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. in a minute, are republicans ready to kiss off the latino vote? just tell them to take their vote and shove it, are they? and now it looks like edward snowden is truly a man without a country, even one that will take him. >>>ly but let me start with the biggest trial in the country. this case will come down to whether george zimmerman believe head fac

michelle, i have to ask you this question.ou've been following this royal pregnancy from the very beginning. now, as you well know, you americans do not have royalty as such. or dukes and duchesss. what's it been like for an american following this story? >>. >> i mean, it's hard to tell being over here. i kind of only know based on viewer reaction. sometimes that reaction is surprisingly strong. you might put something you the on facebook or twitter that is breaking news and you almost kind of brace yourself for people to get back to you and say there's other news. what's this? but actually you'd be surprised how many responses come back all excited asking for more information. even sometimes when you go back to the u.s. and certain people, you know, who think they have other better this innings to talk about might roll their eyes at times but then immediately after, then they're asking for, well, where is kate now? and when is the due date. so often, people who think they'd rather talk about other things kind of really wante

what can you tell us about michele knight? >> reporter: what we know so far is that one of the three victims of ariel castro's victims will be making an impact statement tomorrow at his sentencing. i have been told this by a couple of sources and also spoke to castro's sister. and she confirmed the information that michele knight is likely to be making an impact statement tomorrow. again, things could change between now and then but that is the expectation. the other two victims, amanda berry and gina de jesus are expected to be represented by family members at castro's sentencing tomorrow but are not expected to make an aappearance. castro's sister tells me michele knight is expected to come and make an appearance at the sentencing. we have heard from michele knight, gina de jesus and amanda berry in that youtube videot that came out. michele knight talked about the hell that she went through saying she will not let the situation define me. >> i may have been through hell and back but i am strong enough to walk through hell w

ard . >>> here is michelle obama. es salaam, at the first lady's summit which is being moderated by cokey roberts, and she is talking about michelle obama and former first lady laura bush. and they were talking about the white house. >> but it is a really nice prison. >> you can't complain. >> she is living in a prison, let's free her. get her out of there on an early parole. now, if you listened to rush limbaugh and other right-wing haters of michelle obama you would have no idea that it was actually cokey roberts that brought up the prison thing and that it was actually cokey r roberts who quoted the first lady martha washington and who wrote this letter about living in the white house "i think i am more like a state prisoner than anybody else." here is what michelle obama actually said. >> you have an opportunity to speak to your passion and to really design and be very strategic about the issues you care most about. and i just found it -- just a very freeing and liberating opportunity. >> no state prisoner? >> the

> hablaron solo 3 minutos y medio en un video grabado en la oficina de su abogado, amanda barry, michelle una tragedia, pero ellas quieren ser unas sobrevivientes que buscan adueñarse del futuro, el primer mensaje, agradecimiento. >>>e n primer lugar quiero que sepan todos lo feliz que estoy de estar con mi familia, dijo amanda. >>> me estoy haciendo más fuerte cada día, y tener mi privacidad ha ayudado muchísimo. >>> amanda hizo la llamada de rescate, con su secuestrador concibió una niña. >>> amanda tenía 14 años, gina 16, y michelle 20, durante una década las jovencitas fueron maltratadas por ariel castro, un exchofer de autobús escolar, y músico. >>> puede que haya vivido en el infierno por esos años pero lo hare con una sonrisa en mi cara, dice michelle, a quien su secuestrador le hizo abortar a patads. >>> no dejaré que la situación defina quién soy, yo voy a definir la situación, un mensaje poderoso, dicen los expertos. >>> fueron niñas, o preadolsecentes, no estaban desarrolladas como adulto, entonces, ahora desarrollan esos conceptos y cosas tan básicas como la libertad. >>> en e

the news is back in the morning, frank and michelle.e'll see you at 7:00. >> anthony, we talk to her every morning and she is very meticulous, you can tell, and very detailed and forthcoming with all the details. >> i had lunch with a friend just yesterday, i bet we spent 15 minutes just talking about her. we googled her to get her information. she is so impressive. so we look forward to that all coming up at 7:00. >> reporter: see you then. >> sounds good. thank you. >>> a live look inside the george zimmerman murder trial in sanford, florida. both sides are expected to give their closing arguments today. i believe they are on recess right now. zimmerman is accused of shooting and killing unarmed teen trayvon martin in a florida neighborhood last year. the defense rested its case yesterday without the defendant taking the stand. the question of whether or not zimmerman would testify led to a heated exchange between the judge and the defense attorneys. listen in. >> and have you made a decision, sir, as to whether or not you want to tes

michel arch also in sanford, a ns us now, michelle, all eyes on the jury now, what do we know about the si women who will decide george zimmerman's fate? >> well, the six jurors on this panel because florida panel requires a jury of 12 only in death penalty cases. this is what else we know about these women, five of the six jurors are mothers, five are over the age of 40, now, two have owned a weapons permit at one time and one juror has been the victim of domestic violence. >> now early on the prosecution attempted to expel one of the jurors heard that trayvon martin was in the sanford area after suspended from his high school in miami for suspicion of marijuana possession. >> now all of the jurors have lived in the seminole county area for some time with the exception of two, one was from iowa, moved there recently, as well as another from chicago, and she is the mother of seven. she is the lone minority on this panel and she said she moved her children here to raise them in a safer environment. >> jim. >> axelrod: michelle, thank you. early this morning the texas legislature approved

amanda, gina and michelle are andeved by today's plea. they are satisfied by the resolution to this case." earlier this month they released resolution an online video in which knight thanked the public for their support. >> but i am strong enough to tlk through hell with a smile on my face. on and with my head held high. gh reporter: at the sentencing paring next week, prosecutors plan to bring the chains that castro used to restrain the umen. we've also learned tonight there are plans to tear this house down and replace it with a park or garden, anthony. a mason: san diego's mayor bob filner has been resisting calls to resign, even as seven women have accused him of sexual harassment. the democrat has been mayor for eass than a year after two decades in congress. today, filner addressed the y,sue. here's john blackstone. sa reporter: san diego mayor bob filner took responsibility for the accusations made against him. >> let me be absolutely clear-- the behavior i have engaged in over many years is wrong. my failure to respect women and t

michelle bachman just argued what we shouldn't deal in false narratives. for example, the false narrative that says michelle bachman doesn't deal in false narratives. >> the president of the united states will be taking a trip over to india that is is expected to cost the tax payer dlz 200 million a day. her little daughter took that vaccine, that injection and she suffered from mental retardation thereafter. the very founders that wrote those documents worked tirelessly until slavery was no more. they use the u.s. census information to round up the japannese and put them in the internment camps. there isn't even one study that can be produced that shows that carbon dioxide is a harmful gas. >> john: that is a wake-up call. you know, mr. president, when michelle bachman is on your side, you may want to look at the side that you are on. she is the canary in the crazy mine. i myself wear a bracelet everyday that reads what wouldn't michelle bachman do. so, look, 56% of the public seem to be in favor of the amendment restricting the government's phone data co

. >> i'm michelle griego. time is 5:00. right now london is eagerly awaiting a glimpse of the royal bundle of joy. this is the scene outside the hospital where prince william and wife kate middleton could step outside any time with the little baby. the baby fever only grew after the announcement came down baby cambridge was born. not his name by the way. people partied late into the night. >> the future king of england is 8 pounds 6 ounces. both mom and baby are doing well. alfonso has more. >> reporter: in london, it's the newspapers that tell the story. almost every publication offering souvenir edition congratulating the king third in line to the throne. welcome to the world. >>> the vigil continues as millions eagerly await their first glimpse of their newest member to the royal family. >> it's like a party. >> the party lasted into the early morning hours as britain celebrated the first son for william and kate, the duke and duchess of cambridge. >> had a new baby. fantastic. >> his royal heiness is the prince of cambr

he and michelle both are really bright points of light. it is really not surprising that democrats and republicans can join hands, even in these politically divisive times. >> well, neil, it is really nice to see you again. congratulations to the family and i guess they are all members of the president's club, a very special club indeed. >> thank you very much. you bet. >>> and mystery solved -- written under the pseudonym robert galbreadth, the cuckoo's novel was released to rave reviews but it was only until this weekend the writer's real identity was uncovered by the sunday times of london. they discovered that the author was not a man at all but instead j.k. rowling. she confessed to the deception saying she was enjoying the anonymity of being a first time writer. de's smart text, i can quickly understand my charts, and spend more time trading. their quick trade bar lets my account follow me online so i can react in real-time. plus, my local scottrade office is there to help. because they know i don't trade like everybody. i trade like

we will speak with michelle alexander, author of "the new jim crow." >> the appearance of racial equality that barack obama election has afforded, serves to deeply disturbing, underlying racial reality, which is that large segments, a majority of african-american men in some urban areas are either under the control of the criminal justice system are branded felons for life, blocked in a permanent second-class status. >> and what happened at trayvon martin, and the like a punishment faced by his killer, is not unique area did we will look at a report by the malcolm x grassroots movement that found at least 100 36 unarmed african americans were killed by police and security over the course of 2012. go to california were prisoners have entered the 10th day of a hunger strike calling for better conditions -- many of them held in solitary confinement for over a decade. today, july 16, 2013, 2493 inmates in 15 state prisons are participating in a mass hunger strike. 201 inmates in seven state prisons refuse to go to work today. >> all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democrac

permite escuchar y ver por primera vez desde que fueron rescatadas hace dos meses, amanda, gina, michelleieron secuestradas por este hombre ariel castro. >>> berry desapareciÓ en 2003 a los 16. >>> esta psicÓloga asegura que el video ademÁs de dar las gracias tiene otro objetivo. >>> que les permitan seguir asÍ, que tengan su privacidad, que los medios de comunicaciÓn no estÉn de pronto persiguiendo, atacando. >>> berry es madre de una niÑa de seis aÑos, hija de castro, nacida en el cautiverio y a quien no menciona en este mensaje. >>> gina de jesus agradece a las personas que contribuyeron con dinero para ayudarla. >>> ninguna dio detalles sobre el cautiverio que fueron sometidas y michelle k. dijo que quiere mirar hacia adelante. >>> ademÁs de ser un mensaje de agradecimiento y una peticiÓn para que se respete la privacidad se trata de un llamado para contribuir al fondo que se ha establecido para ayuda ayud ayudarlas. >>> gracias por el reporte. >>> vamos a washington donde los demÓcratas siguen firme en la lucha por la reforma migratoria integral. in quie inter cambiaron ideas. . los

i was like all right michelle bring it down. she's like i want to take president obama's magic wand right out of his hand and put it in my hand. he's got a magic stick, but the spanking stuff was even more sexual. i want to spank him he's such a bad, bad naughty boy. >> it's to reduce the president to a child. that's so, i mean, that's kind of indicative of what's part of what's wrong with our politics. you're talking about the president of the united states of america like he's an errant little boy and that's a problem. cenk: that was the second point i was going to get to. i love that you said that, lauren. when you get beyond the goofy stuff and sexual innuendo and how she can't help herself with these sexual analogies is that the underlying thing is what i got out of that, maybe you didn't, but that's why we talk about these things and what was screaming out of that 52 seconds of tape to me was boy he's a boy, and he needs to be punished and disciplined and specified and he thinks everything is magical, and he's got his, you

michelle miller, cbs news, orlando. >>> a u.s. air strike has apparently killed another top al qaeda official. said al shihri became the head after being released from detention in guantanamo bay. a senior official from the group says al shihri was killed by an american drone. the statement posted online this morning does not say when he died. >>> and officials in panama say they'll need more time and the u.n.'s help to finish searching a north korean ship after weapons from cuba were found onboard. cuban officials say the materiel was obsolete. it's reported that it was on the ship when it was seized. when canal authorities stopped and searched the vessel, they found hidden beneath a cargo of sugar what panama's president called sophisticated missile equipment. that would be a clear-cut violation of u.n. sanctions against north korea. according to panama's president, the ship's captain was so upset at being caught that he tried to commit sue sight. sources said the equipment was part of a russian-made anti-missile aircraft system

i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. goes by too fast. >> that's because we sleep so well! that's what i did this weekend! >>> a lot of fog around the bay area. we are seeing drizzle, too. cooler. we have a warmup coming up. >> a lot of overnight roadwork out the door this morning. here's a live look at 880 near the 66 exit. this time it's southbound in san leandro. northbound roadwork in hayward. we'll talk about that coming up up. [ screaming ] >> protestors are expressing anger at the verdict in the florida murder trial of george zimmerman. in southern california, about 200 people blocked traffic on i- 10 in both directions for half hour yesterday evening. on nearby city streets protestors threw rocks, bottles and batteries and police officers. investigators say the groups splintered off from an earlier protest. >>> for the most part nationwide rallies protesting the zimmerman verdict have

. >> reporter: michelle knight may have suffered the most. investigators say she became pregnant five times in captivity and was beaten until she miss carried. upon her release she stayed with gina dejesus and her family. >> walking hand in hand with my best friend, i will not let the situation define who i am. i will define the situation. i'm looking forward to my brand new life. thank you. >> reporter: diane, as you can see that house here on seymour street now boarded and fenced up. the women were being recognized on the street. their attorney says that's one of the reasons they decided to come forward, to thank their supporters. that fund that was created for them has already raised more than $1 million. >> thank you so much. >>> now we turn to that other story of terror and survival, asiana and the crash landing in san francisco. tonight the four pilots who were in the cockpit flying the plane have talked to investigators and david muir is in san francisco with the latest word. once again, david. >> reporter: diane, good evening to you.

miller in sanford, michelle, thank you very much. well, the weather is brutal this week. as the east gets stuck in a heat wave. it's hot in a lot of the country, but in washington d.c., it hit 95 degrees today. and of course the humidity made it feel even hotter. it was the same in philadelphia and it was 93 in caribou, maine. david bernard is our cbs news weather consultant. david, how long is this going to last? >> scott, it will be around for a while at least through the rest of the week. the big problem is the jetstream, it's riding way to the north. that's creating a bubble of hot air over the mid atlantic and also a large part of the northeast and parts of the midwest. until that moves, not much is going to change. so for tomorrow more of the same calling for 95 again in washington, 97 in philadelphia. new york city and central park it's probably going to be around 94 degrees. now in texas, it's a totally different story. in fact we have a cold area of low pressure that is is causing cloudy and rainy weather. today in dallas, t

and this is something that michelle and i talked a lot about. there are a lot of kids out there who need help, who are getting a lot of negative reinforcement. and is there more that we can do to give them a sense that their country cares about them, and values them. and is willing to invest in them. >> reporter: jim, in the end, the president was optimistic. racism hasn't been eliminated, he said, but each new generation is making progress in changing attitudes. as he put it, we should be doing everything we can to encourage the better angels of our nature. >> bill, thank you. the president also said it maybe time to take a hard look at those stand your ground laws. >> if we're sending a message as a society in our communities that someone who is armed, potentially has the right to use those firearms, even if there's a way for them to exit from a situation, is that really going to be contributing to the kind of peace and security and order that we would like to see. >> for more on all this we turn to john dickerson our cbs news political direct

now amanda berry, michelle knight and gina dejesus are breaking their silence. to say thank you. >> pam: >> reporter: their names. and for two months we've known them as come forward. as survivors >>"first and foremost, i want everyone to know how happy i am to be home with my family and my friends." amanda berry, gina dejesus for >> pam: and michelle knight released a video early this morningto say thank you. amanda berry was the first to talk.expressing her gratefulness for her freedom.and the support for her family. >> "i wanna thank everyone who has helped me and my family through this entire ordeal.everyone who has been a blessing. >> pam: this image of a confident amanda berry matches the escaped ariel castro's home.running to a neighbor's house to call 9- 1-1. >> pam: details of their ordeal or mention ariel castro by name. gina dejesus with her mother thanks. >>"i would say 'thank you' for >> pam: her mother took the opportunity to thank her community for their help and give this advice. >> don't be afraid to ask for available." >> pam: perhaps the most

michelle miller was there to hear him. michelle. >> reporter: scott, attorney general eric holder addressed the n.a.a.c.p. at its national convention here in orlando. it's here that he first publicly criticized those "stand your ground" laws. >> it's time to question laws that senselessly expand the concept of self-defense and so dangerous conflict in our neighborhoods. these laws try to fix something that was never broken. by allowing and perhaps encouraging violent situations to escalate in public, such laws undermine public safety. >> reporter: he also acknowledged something deeply personal. that even as the sitting attorney general, he felt the need to have the same talk about being a black male in america with his 15-year-old son that his father had with him. that conversation explained how to act in public or in the presence of police. >> this was a father-son tradition i hoped would not need to be handed down. but as a father who loves his son and who is more knowing in the ways of the world, i had to do this to pro

.> michelle miller introduces us to the freeport flag ladies. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. ng sponsored by cbs >> good evening, scott is off tonight. i'm norah o'donnell. a showdown in egypt could be i' just hours away. late tonight a defiant president dehammed morsi went on state tv in a 45 minute speech he insisted he won't step down despite an ultimatum from the military. this was the scene a short time ago in cairo. tahrir square bursting with protesters who want morsi out. those protests only grew louder after the president spoke. ntlitary leaders have told him to solve the crisis by tomorrow or they will step in. entsident obama phoned morsi last night and said he needs to show the egyptian people he is listening to them. lisetary of state john kerry ted defense secretary chuck hagel also spoke with their egyptian counterparts. clarissa ward is in cairo for us tonight. >> reporter: they came again by the hundreds of thousands to demand the ouster of president morsi. and today that seemed clo

. >> in a video statement, amanda and gina and michelle knight are smiling enjoying happier times. >> help me. help me. i am amanda berry. i have been kidnapped and missing for 10 years. i'm here. i'm free. >> this was the 9-1-1 call that set all the girls free after allegedly being held captive by this man, aerial castro, accused of beating and holding them hostage if his house. >> i will not let the situation define who i am. i will define the situation. i don't want to be consumed by hatred. >> michelle knight was beaten so badly by her captor she needed facial reconstruction but rather than holding on to anger she and the others are grateful to all those who have reached out to help. >> be positive. learn that it is important to give than to receive. thank you for all your prayers. i'm looking forward to my brand new life. >> thanks to the generous dough nations of more than 9,000 people the cleveland courage fund set up to help the women start new lives has now raised more than $1 million. >> venezuela has reportedly accepted nasa leaker edward snowden's request for political asy

. >> and i'm michelle griego. we'll get to that in a minute. the ntsb is set to release new details this afternoon about who was operating asiana flight 214 and what led up to the crash. investigators have already started interviewing the three captains and first officer from the flight. among the big questions why the plane was going 40 miles per hour below the recommended speed as it approached the run way. investigators are also looking into the condition of the pilots and the 72 hours prior to the crash and any possible miscommunication with the control tower. >> we don't believe there is a communication issue at this point. we have convened the cockpit work order working group populated with english and korean speakers. they'll be working to develop a transcript of that tape. it's a two hour tape. they are probably going to focus on the approach and landing phase. all communications with air traffic control are required to be in english. >> we're also learning today the ceo of asiana airlines is set to arrive within san francisco within th

joining me now are michelle cottle and jonathan capehart.nks for coming of the show. >> thanks, rev. >> thanks. >> michelle, is there now an effort to exert maximum force on republicans in congress. >> well, it is an effort to go around them definitely. and i think ever since the election the obama team has made clear they think their man does better when he plays the outside game. you know, i'm sure everybody is familiar with these e-mails that are going out with the organizing for america groups that are telling people for the august action month they need to get out and pressure their congressman and tell them what they want done and to oppose gridlock. and it's this kind of outside strategy, take it to the voters thing that the white house has decided is their best bet. because they feel like every time they've reached out, they got brushed back. so they're tired of playing. >> you know, jon than, john boehner was questioned today on the push on jobs and the economy watch this. >> do you think the president now with this campaign trying

i'm michelle i'm from affirmative action and the community rights there. so i'm kind of here half of representingor collaboration and so we're going a collaboration of 8 organizations serving community members. other missions. our members usually speak a variety of languages chinese spanish, arabic and other minority languages. in terms of the language access network caring considering it's a imply network we're trying to get the information out there people should be able to request language services when they need city services. this has been our kind of priority and in the first six months. i want to share a little bit about what we're learned it's perfect because a lot of what i've heard the issues you've raise is exactly what we've been seeing. first we do our one-on-one through the intact processes through client interactions through local media events as well. so far i think we've heard issues coming from the sfmta agencies. for me personally the sfmta are folks that are being sited on the buzz but there are no explanation on what their sited for so

. >> i'm michelle griego. time now 6:00. let's get a look at the weather now with lawrence. >> let's do it. >> yeah, we have some low clouds and fog surging onshore this morning. looks look that is going to break up a little bit earlier on and that means more sunshine coming our way and the temperatures going to start to heat up outside. rite now, you have mostly cloudy skies over the bay clear into concord and noose travis right now so you get the idea that we are going to see more sunshine on the way. numbers now into the 50s. by the afternoon into the 80s almost 90 degrees in morgan hill. about 80 even and sunny this afternoon in san jose. east bay hot 80s and low 90s inland. but inside the bay much cooler about 66 in san francisco, about 72 and sunny this afternoon in oakland. more on your weather coming up. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thanks, lawrence. it's busy this morning already on highway 4. an earlier crash westbound approaching somersville didn't help that morning commute. so it's a tight squeeze pa

michelle? >> marlie, the martin family was in the courtroom every day except the day of the verdict. is there any reason for that? >> reporter: lawyers for the martin family say they advised the family not to be there when the verdict was being read simply because they thought that it would be too emotional for them. >> marlie hall live in florida, thank you. >>> oakland was one of the many cities where the zimmerman verdict led to protests. chopper 5 followed a group near 14th and broadway last night. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran is in oakland where protestors were mostly peaceful but, cate, there was some damage caused, as well. >> reporter: yes. you can see that aftermath behind me. some windows have been boarded up at the sears in downtown oakland. but as you mentioned these protests were peaceful especially in comparison to what we saw saturday. when police told the crowd last night it was time to go home, they did. protestors spent most of the day marching making noise on behalf of trayv

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