michelle, you were there. after this protest left did you see the piles and mounds of garbage left in the streets of new york? >> tons of trash. what's funny, before the event started, the organizers of the event sent out a mass e-mail to media, bragging they had sent out a million flyers in new york city, posted them all over, bussing in 400 buses of people, and they thought this was great. they didn't realize the hypocrisy in that. >> wayne, go ahead. >> no. there's no -- there's no kidding about the hypocrisy. i mean, it's prima facie. you can't say, i'm all for saving the environment and mess it up. that's obvious. >> and it's not just hypocrisy, it's destruction. think about michelle's interview with rfk. he wants to enact laws that hurt our live, but, no, no. don't ask limb to give up his cell phone, plane trips, creature comforts. it's not about helping the environment. it's hurting mankind bringing us to the level of middle eastern savages with kerosene lamps and horse-driven carriages. >> got to goevg

and it was difficult to watch that kind of rejection of michelle. >> hinojosa: so now, where michelle is kind of the... you know, we are... and you sometimes write, you say, "you know, when i'm having a bad day, i think about michelle, and boy, it's got to be worse for her!" but i'm thinking about, "well, how's michelle doing today? what is she doing?" you know, i'm really glad she's got a lot of support in that household-- because she does, lucky her; we all wish we did-- but you know, how is she handling it? and i do often think, "it's got to be rough." >> yup. >> hinojosa: it's got to be rough for her. >> you know, i'll say that... so the acceptance-- the coming to love and find michelle obama as iconic-- in one part helps to heal that anxiety i was talking about, but if we go back to cathy cohen's push, it's also to say, "okay, so the acceptance of michelle obama still ends up marginalizing other folks." so my mother, who's retired and lives in the home with me and helps raise my daughter, loves the obama family mostly because mama robinson is part of the obama family, and she was

murray and romo are with michelle. >> michele: you guys chose to receive on the opening kick off. you went up 7-0. how did it set the tone? >> we moved the ball well. each first drive we had a couple of fumbles we didn't score on. we have been good out of the gate. we felt like we'd protect the ball. >> michele: the game plan was to keep the saints offense off the field as much as possible. you did that. what was key to executing it well? >> we're finding that the saints are great. phenomenal team. great coaching staff. always giving us trouble. every couple of years. i think what you find is you try to get rid of the fact that they are the saints. it's drew brees. you just go play. you execute every play. when you do it makes it simple. you execute the plan. >> michele: acknowledging that. the last time you guys played they rolled you. >> yeah. >> michele: 49 points. what was the difference in the defense tonight? >> we are a different team this year than we were last year. not everyone knows a lot of the guys' names. they play hard. aggressive. they work their butts off every da

murray and romo are with michelle. >> michele: you guys chose to receive on the opening kick off. you went up 7-0. how did it set the tone? >> we moved the ball well. each first drive we had a couple of fumbles we didn't score on. we have been good out of the gate. we felt like we'd protect the ball. >> michele: the game plan was to keep the saints offense off the field as much as possible. you did that. what was key to executing it well? >> we're finding that the saints are great. phenomenal team. great coaching staff. always giving us trouble. every couple of years. i think what you find is you try to get rid of the fact that they are the saints. it's drew brees. you just go play. you execute every play. when you do it makes it simple. you execute the plan. >> michele: acknowledging that. the last time you guys played they rolled you. >> yeah. >> michele: 49 points. what was the difference in the defense tonight? >> we are a different team this year than we were last year. not everyone knows a lot of the guys' names. they play hard. aggressive. they work their butts off every da

sony michel. maxey leads him.-- >> gary: right at the yellow line. >> verne: yep. >> gary: michel, same play. give gurley a blow. run the same play the other way. maxey gets a nice block from michel. the play before by gurley, as you look at him, the first time he's had a run of over 19 yards that hasn't been called back against south carolina in three games against them. >> verne: michel. he's a 5'11", 208 pound true freshman from plantation, florida. second down and 6. gurley on this drive, 42. the big play that was negated. he had a 54-yard touchdown run called back because of offensive holding by georgia. michel still the running back. scrambling defensively by south carolina. they'll toss it. maxey leads the way around the corner. can't do much to help the convoy. michel is tackled. walton, number 28. gurley back. opening drive, third quarter? third and three at the 8. >> gary: remember, it's a 11-point game. it's still very early in the football game. oh, fumble. >> verne: and it's fourth down. david andrews

our crew this week weighing rogers, jonathan, michelle fields, and ron wilkins. welcome, everybody, as we approach the 13th anniversary of 9/11 attacks on the homeland. isis i getting stronger and get this, 6,000 foreigners here on student visas are m. i. is the white house doing engh to protect the americans and america's economy against another attack? we're going to start with you, jonathan. >> well, eric, we have the military might to destroy jihadism. what we lack is the moral certainty. i mean, isis, hamas, boko haram, hezbollah, anyone seeing a trend here? i highway li think the president is afraid. he uses the term isil because i is afraid to use the term islam. if you can't name the enemy, you can't defeat, it and to say that isis or isil doesn't represent any philosophy explains why we're losing and why militant islam is stronger now than is ever been. >> we jumpo you. you are making a face, but i have to tell you, let's not put the cart before the horse. we have no strategy. >> is that possible? is he tone deaf, or is he just lost in the woods? >> i th

back to michelle. >> michelle: we saw eddie lacy leave to be evaluated for a concussion. it was ruled questionable. no further status on bryan bulaga. just out with a knee injury. >> al: at the snap here, we have come upon the two-minute warning. two minutes remaining tonight in a 20-point game. seattle looking like the reigning super bowl champions. >> al: this is thursday night. sunday night we will be in denver with peyton manning and the broncos on "sunday night football" with the guys getting it started on "football night in america." cris and i with a preview look on what we're going to see sunday night in the mile high city. so a big opening night for seattle, a team that counting two postseason games has won 17 of 18 and they're going to go 18 out of 19 over the last two years plus when this one is in the books. it's third down and three here. and rodgers with the throw. gets it away. flag is down, however. back at the line of scrimmage at the 24 yard line. >> cris: and john perry is not moving fast. >> referee: holding offense, ten-yard penalty. replay third down

i'm going to bring it around, michelle. we don't necessarily have to wow irabout our border, they're home ground right in our backward. >> yeah, there are thousands who have actually from the west who have gone to fight with isis. that is a problem, which is why it's important we revoke that are passports immediately, yet the state department doesn't want to confirm what they're doing. they shouldn't be allowed to come back to america. >> michelle, if you're fighting a war, you don't revoke their passports. you put a bullet in their heads. >> okay, so we know that they don't come here. >> well, this whole idea of let's try to protect ourself, the whole notion of homeland security is false. it supplies this endless war. we heard it from bush and now from obama, we'll be in this endless wars. if you annihilate the enemy -- >> okay, these are americans home-grown terrorists, do we put bullets in americans' heads? >> if they're fighting for the enemy, absolutely. they forget their rights once they join the enemy and take up arm

frank and michelle, back to you two. >> it's hard to say that once. >> reporter: i know, michele.re out, is it desail or desal. i know it's desalinization. >> there you go. >>> we will see you at 7:00. thank you. >> i don't want to say it or spell it. okay. thank you. >>> 6:45. new this morning, cbs is making it official. it's no longer selling tobacco products at cvs. they originally planned to make the switch next month. tobacco products like cigars, cigarettes will be replaced with nicotine gum and other items to help people stop smoking. the country's second largest pharmacy chain has also changed its official name to cvs health. >>> home depot is investigating whether hackers stole shopper credit card information. the home improvement chain says it's investigating unusual activity that may point to a major data breach. the cyber security website that broke the story says it may be the work of the same hackers that hit target stores last year. home depot will notify customers immediately if it confirms there's been a breach. >>> it looks like not everyone can be so laid back w

back to michelle. >> michelle: we saw eddie lacy leave to be evaluated for a concussion. it was ruled questionable. no further status on bryan bulaga. just out with a knee injury. >> al: at the snap here, we have come upon the two-minute warning. two minutes remaining tonight in a 20-point game. seattle looking like the reigning super bowl champions. >> al: this is thursday night. sunday night we will be in denver with peyton manning and the broncos on "sunday night football" with the guys getting it started on "football night in america." cris and i with a preview look on what we're going to see sunday night in the mile high city. so a big opening night for seattle, a team that counting two postseason games has won 17 of 18 and they're going to go 18 out of 19 over the last two years plus when this one is in the books. it's third down and three here. and rodgers with the throw. gets it away. flag is down, however. back at the line of scrimmage at the 24 yard line. >> cris: and john perry is not moving fast. >> referee: holding offense, ten-yard penalty. replay third down

back to michelle. >> michelle: we saw eddie lacy leave to be evaluated for a concussion. it was ruled questionable. no further status on bryan bulaga. just out with a knee injury. >> al: at the snap here, we have come upon the two-minute warning. two minutes remaining tonight in a 20-point game. seattle looking like the reigning super bowl champions. >> al: this is thursday night. sunday night we will be in denver with peyton manning and the broncos on "sunday night football" with the guys getting it started on "football night in america." cris and i with a preview look on what we're going to see sunday night in the mile high city. so a big opening night for seattle, a team that counting two postseason games has won 17 of 18 and they're going to go 18 out of 19 over the last two years plus when this one is in the books. it's third down and three here. and rodgers with the throw. gets it away. flag is down, however. back at the line of scrimmage at the 24 yard line. >> cris: and john perry is not moving fast. >> referee: holding offense, ten-yard penalty. replay third down

. >> al: and coming up after the game, it's the volkswagen post report with michele with interviews on the field. we'll look at the matchup next week. but right now it is the ball game. can indianapolis keep it going? >> cris: chris harris, the starting corner back out of the game. tony carter at the top of your screen has been who they have been targeting. hakeem nicks, a big, physical receiver. >> al: fourth and six. can they keep it going? luck throws, no. batted down. incomplete. bradley roby, baptism by fire, knocks it away from reggie wayne. they bring a rookie in, the number one pick out of ohio state and he's had a big night. >> cris: sure has. bradley roby, a couple of big plays on reggie wayne and now the game winner. little play, little tug on the arm but you could see andrew luck is going to his guy but the young buc there to make the play. >> al: well, it didn't come easy for the denver broncos. but they will escape with a victory on opening night. after almost squandering a 24-point lead, andrew luck has thrown for 370 yards, roby getting a hug on the sideline and a well-

otro hombre baja a gabriel gomez michel, al que presuntamente hieren en la cabeza.e increblemente, dejan al diputado que camina confundido hacia la acera. los autos de atrs, en los que viajan otros complices, se percatan del olvido, aceleran y finalmente logran someter al diputado y se lo llevan. hoy se sabe que se fueron hacia un poblado en el estado de zacatecas, a mas de 100 millas de ah, donde despus aparecera esta camioneta con el legislador priista y su acompaÑante calcinados. el fiscal de jalisco, considera que hubo negligencia por parte de la policia que no actuo oportunamente y dieron informacin erroenea de los vehculos. bite: luis carlos najera, fiscal jalisco: "por eso nosotros hablamos de fallas en el procedimiento, porque estamos seguros de que las unidades que llegaron, no hicieron una investigacin adecuada" al respecto, el titular de la procuraduria general de justicia ha dicho que ellos realizaran la investigacin del secuestro y homicidio del diputado federal. hoy se llevaron a cabo los funerales del gabriel gomez michel, donde otros diputados exigie

>> well, michelle, it just may be.said, autumn is usually the start of the slow season in housing, but some unusual factors this year could juice the numbers, at least according to redfin, which is a real estate brokerage. all right, that said, it tracked the number of homes that sold above list price in july and found that it fell 7 percentage points from 27% to 20% from a year ago. sellers are dropping their prices. now to the where. where sales heat up and cool off most in fall. trulia, a real estate sales site, also tracks search activity. now, it found among the top 100 local markets, searches in new england stayed strong in the fall, massachusetts especially, also new york, and then in the west, much of california and seattle. trulia's chief economist, jed cocoa, says that's because it's dry and cool in heez regions, the nicest time of year to be out. also, gary, indiana, slipped into the top ten. he had zero explanation for that, nor do i. now, searches fall off most in florida, south carolina, phoenix and austi

. >> when michelle died. everything went to hell in a handbag. >> on this barren property in clear lake, california, she hoped to develop an upscale luxury town home community. >> i renamed it michelle's diamond after my daughter. first, she needed $100,000 to kick start michelle's diamond. a commercial broker referred her to remington financial group out of phoenix and philadelphia. >> remington said, no, we love this project so much we want to invest the whole $5 million to develop it. next thing i know. i receive a contract from remington. saying that they wanted $10,000 up front to do their due diligence. >> ingrid would be one of 2,000 people to get the very same request from remington. the company would send out letters of interesting indica indicating it had lenders and touting 80% success rate in securing money so long as the person filled out the forms and paid up front $25,000. so with cash in hand. remington would find flaws in the proposed projects but not before sending out one last message. >> e

otro hombre baja a gabriel gomez michel, al que presuntamente hieren en la cabeza.n en las dos camionetas e increblemente, dejan al diputado que camina confundido hacia la acera. los autos de atrs, en los que viajan otros complices, se percatan del olvido, aceleran y finalmente logran someter al diputado y se lo llevan. hoy se sabe que se fueron hacia un poblado en el estado de zacatecas, a mas de 100 millas de ah, donde despus aparecera esta camioneta con el legislador priista y su acompaÑante calcinados. el fiscal de jalisco, considera que hubo negligencia por parte de la policia que no actuo oportunamente y dieron informacin erroenea de los vehculos. bite: luis carlos najera, fiscal jalisco: "por eso nosotros hablamos de fallas en el procedimiento, porque estamos seguros de que las unidades que llegaron, no hicieron una investigacin adecuada" al respecto, el titular de la procuraduria general de justicia ha dicho que ellos realizaran la investigacin del secuestro y homicidio del diputado federal. hoy se llevaron a cabo los funerales del gabriel gomez michel, dond

donald arthur robson michell lee jean robotham raymond j. rocha antonio a.hn michael rodooshgs laura rockefeller john rodak antonio j. rodrigues anthony rodriguez carmen milagros rodriguez gregory ernesto rodriguez mayra valdes rodriguez marsha a. rodriguez david bartolo rodriguez-vargas richard rodriguez >> and my father joseph, we love and his you very much. >> and my uncle and hero, john robert cruz, who lives in my heart always while his smile continues to light up my world. i love you and i miss you. matthew rogan jean destrehan roger karlie barbara rogers scott william rohner keith roma joseph m. romagnolo elvin romero efrain romero sr. james a. romito sean paul rooney eric thomas ropiteau aida rosario angela rosario wendy alice rosario wakeford wendy alice rosario wakeford wendy alice rosario wakeford mark h. rosen brooke david rosenbaum linda rosenbaum sheryl lynn rosenbaum lloyd daniel rosenberg mark louis rosenberg andrew ira rosenblum joshua m. rosenblum joshua alan rosenthal richard david rosenthal philip martin rosenzweig daniel rossetti richard

their sister michelle was also working there. john got to her, but james was killed. >> at the same time, michelle and i were running for our lives, my brother james was losing his. >> reporter: this is the first anniversary since the opening of the september 11th museum where the twin towers once stood. at the pentagon yesterday, leaders from the house and senate awarded congressional gold medals to honor all the victims of 9/11. one medal will go to the flight 93 memorial in pennsylvania. another to the 9/11 museum in new york. and a third to the pentagon memorial. ceremonies will be held today at all three places to remember those who died. susan mcginnis, cbs news, new york. >> this is a live look at the san francisco fire department. this where many will gather to salute responders and civilians who died in the 9/11 attacks. and people are invited to any of the city's 43 fire stations for ceremonies that will begin at 6:45 a.m. in the east bay flags will be lowered to half-staff in concord and there will be a special music a

>> i agree with secretary michele flournoy.think it was the compilation of events that unfolded and a recognition that isil presents a different threat than one we have faced before and that military action was required. but only as one component of a much broader ranging overarching strategy. >> mike? i think it's two things. one is the threat that they pose to the homeland today. and the threat that they could pose down the road and the fact that they pose a significant threat to the stability of the region. the failure of iraqs a state and the possible failure of syria as a state and what that would mean for the region you put those two together tonight forced him to act >> schieffer: it was interesting to hear the president says it was chaos created by the syrian civil war that isis was operating under the radar there. and that is how they were able to reenforce and rebuild their forces and emerge as a threat. what is your sense of that, general? >> i think that is certainly partly true. we don't have great visibility did n

michelle, you first. >> highlight, saying the number of hot spots in the world. look at this map we've built showing how many issues we're facing in the world. unrest in pakistan, disputed elections in afghanistan. terrorism in somalia, yemen and nigeria and focus on three areas of the world that if anywhere have impacted the markets sometimes though not often. start with ukraine and russia. once again today appeared to be moving the markets. deep confusion whether or not russia and ukraine reached some kind of agreement that could eventually lead to a cease-fire. vladimir putin today speaking in mongolia saying that, in fact is what has happened. that there's some kind of architecture in place or an agreement where maybe they could actually end the fighting that we're seeing. at the same time, though, president obama in estonia today ratcheted up rhetoric once again against russia. >> not the government of kiev that destable igszed eastern ukraine. it's been the pro-russian separatists encouraged by russia, financed by russia, trained by russia, supplied by russ

frank and michelle? need one of those cars on the way home. >> it's a good idea to keep the phone in the back seat so you're not tempted. >> very good idea. and tell us, jim, i guess supermodel giselle bundchen is trading in designer clothes for sports apparel? >> giselle just signed a deal with under armor to help promote the company's new women's campaign. tv ads will hit the airwaves thursday. her husband, patriots quarterback, tom brady already endorses under armor and has a minority stake in the company. frank and michelle, if only wearing those clothes made us look like them. >> i would settle for his paycheck. >> jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com, thank you. >>> 5:44. coming up the family of joan rivers keeping up hope now. the latest on the comedienne's health. >> and members of the san francisco 49ers react to the arrest of a top player. ,, ♪ ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. [ woman ] and i love

the crew, wayne rogers, jonathan, michelle and jessica. welcome, everybody. are we safe from terrorists right here in america? >> we have not yet detected speck plotting against our homeland. >> the intelligence community has not yet detected speck plotting against the u.s. homeland. >> there is no evidence to indicate that isil right now is actively plotting to hit the homeland. >> the white house says no credible threat here in the homeland but we know isis is recruiting terrorists to attack us right here on our soil, and this guy just got busted recruiting gjihadists right her in the u.s., while the administration birs its head in the sand we know how to find terrorists among us. profile, profile, profile. most croft topic we'vin done here, but isn't it time to profile? >> eric, absolutely.vzx makes common sense. if you're looking for a fuvti v fugitive a white male over 50 years of age you're going to profile. look for that person. you're not going to look for somebody who's 21. yes, absolutely you should profile. got to profile. a delicate balance betwe

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i think that is michelle. i think she is feminine. i think she is softer. she is michelle obama. is mrs.e formally, she barack obama. but to take from an old 1970's song, "i am woman hear me ro ar." i think that is what dresses and sweaters communicate. given eleanor roosevelt was first lady in the heart of the depression, can you speak to her fashion? >> there was not much. >> [laughter] that really is not fair. eleanor, when she dressed up, if you look at her gowns, they were quite beautiful. part of the reason she does not look that great has more to do with we were still in the dropped waistline styles, which did not look good on her. she was also an older woman. she had a lot of children. you were not wearing corsets anymore. we were not necessarily wearing a lot of undergarments that could help lift and separate if you get my drift. >> [laughter] was think some of that eleanor dressed when she had to and did not worry about it when she did not have to. >> i think that exhausts the questions. that give a round of applause -- let's give a round of applause. [laughter] [applau

brian and michelle? >> well, jill waking up very early reno that our morning -- we know that our morning cup of coffee is very important to us but now i guess there's a new survey about which professionals buzzing the most coffee? -- are guzzling the most coffee? that survey looked at the coffee habits of 10,000 professionals. >> reporter: 85% drink at least three cups of coffee a day. so which professions drink the most? nurses, police officers, and teachers. they all round out the top five but when it comes to the profession which drinks the most java, it is journalists. brian and michelle i'm definitely playing my part i know. >> i knew it. how many cups have you had so far? >> two and a half. >> two and a half? >> reporter: so far for me, at least four. how many have you -- you guys have had how many? >> well, i've only had one jill. four? we need to catch up. >> yeah, we got another hour and 15 minutes. >> by you at this point. >> that's true. good point. >> jill wagner at cbsmoneywatch.com -- >> i

michelle? snow flurries in denver. >> all right! >> yeah. chicago at 57 degrees and a little bit of a light rain shower in houston a thunder bumper in the low 90s. our temperatures low 90s towards, we'll say, benicia as you head into that direction, towards american canyon. otherwise low 90s in san jose through campbell and to cupertino, saratoga and los gatos. and 98 degrees in livermore bested by pleasanton at 99. triple digits towards blackhawk, antioch and tracy. hot weather through the weekend. can we say microclimates? because brian was asking me how come it's going to be 65 at ghirardelli square? but at the italian festival 72. brian, we learned this lesson back in 1984 at ksby in san luis obispo. microclimates. >> i could cross the street and go from 65 to 72. >> you're in the bay area. >> there you go. >> that's a microclimate, man! >> it's called sea breeze. [ laughter ] >> i know. i'm just pulling your leg to make it even. just kidding. [ laughter ] >>> here's a question that intrigu

michelle?gree with that and the other thing i would say we need to set expectations that this is going to take years to execute. we are not going to see easy or quick wins. this is a matter of patience and perseverance to be successful. >> i agree with mike iraq's a little bit easier than syria. remains to be seen if the iraqi military can get their act together with assistance and advising to accomplish the necessary tasks on the ground >> schieffer: thank you all very much for helping us with this this morning and we will be back with our reporter roundtable to talk about the president's new way forward and the rest of the news. >> no god condones this terror. no grievance justifies these actions. there can be no reasoning. no negotiation with this brand of evil. the only language understood by killers like this is the language of force. so the united states of america will work with a broad coalition to dismantle this network of death. >> schieffer: to get a new take on this our reporter rou

michelle rene bratton. patrice braut. lydia estelle bravo. ronald michael breitweiser.francis henry brennan. michael e. brennan. daniel j.brethel. >> gary lee bright. >> jonathan eric briley. mark a.brisman. >> gary bristoe. marian r. briton. >> and my brother-in-law, brian joseph murphy. as the great sages taught, it is not in our power to explain either the tranquility of the wicked or the suffering of the righteous. brian, murph, we hold you in our hearts, we think of you often. we love you. >> and my father, john patrick gallagher. dad, even though you're not on this earth anymore, i know you're looking down on us and smiling. i love you and i always will. >> mark francis broderick. >> herman charles broghammer. >> keith a. broomfield. >> ber jarred c. brown ii. >> janice brown. lloyd stanford brown. patrick john brown. pettina b. browne bradburn. >> mark bruce. richard george bruehert. andrew brunn. vincent edward brunton. ronald bucca. brandon j. bu nannen. greg j. buck. dennis buckley. nancy clare bueche. patrick joseph buhse. john edward are bulaga jr. stephen b

mark. >> reporter: michelle, even though u.s. intelligence agencies say they cannot confirm these reports, several transit agencies here in the bay area this morning are stepping up security. let's tell you what we do know at this point. this information is coming from the iraqi prime minister who said yesterday that captive militants for the islamic state of iraq and syria or isis told his intelligence agents of an alleged plot to attack subways in the u.s. and paris. now, while u.s. law enforcement officials are investigating the threat, bay area transit agencies are taking extra precautions. spokesmen for bart and also the sfmta say security is being increased on platforms and trains and in other critical areas of those respective systems. but some military analysts are urging caution about the reliability of these reports. >> information like that come off the battlefield is very unreliable in most cases in terms of how it was gotten, prisoners say anything to get out of any situation that they're in. >> reporter: a senior ob

michele, they believe, was the killer. a plea deal, up to 18 years in prison if she admitted she tampered with evidence and wielded a firearm. >> who shot greg? >> i have my assumptions, and that person is letting me sit here. >> reporter: but in the interview with "48 hours" just before her plea was finalized, michele changed her story yet again back to the intruder theory. >> i'm saying he had his own weapon. >> reporter: the judge was furious. he revoked the plea deal and ordered michele williams to stand trial for the murder of her husband. >> and if not for me -- >> if she's talking, she's usually lying. >> reporter: michele's sister laura told "48 hours" she's been a pathological liar her entire life. almost three years after gregg williams was shot dead, michele went on trial last week. with no forensic evidence, the case was purely circumstantial. >> gregg williams left behind a substantial estate. >> reporter: the defense surprisingly never raised the intruder theory but was back to claiming it was a suicide. >> i

and michelle and brian, it is awfully hot. very breezy here tonight too. 71 homes are still without power. reporting live from silverado canyon, greg mills, eyewitness news. >> thank you greg. we're having audio problems with that. weather is not going to help. continue hot down there. >>> the fire -- stole the thunder from a couple getting married at a nearby golf course. the i dos were drowned out by the loud distraction. >> it was definitely hard to hear. we were in the front row too. >> not going to let it ruin my day. not going to let it ruin her day. >> our, our day. >> that's right. it's our. guests say the ordeal made for a wedding they'll never forget. >>> a two alarm fire in berkeley made one tenant take extreme mashes. a -- measures. a woman tried to jump from a nearby tree but ended up crashing to the ground. she was taken to a hospital with injuries and a second woman was rescued before she could make the jump and she was not injured. the fire started in a front hallway and it looks like an accident but investigat

michel michelle. >> reporter: hi, chris. u.s.ill be a coalition against isis and there's real willingness on the part of european states to contribute, especially because there is a widespread fear now of foreign fighters going back to their homelands and staging terrorist attacks. the u.s. says that different states will contribute to the

i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. 5:30. >>> dozens of people replain out of their mountain view apartments this morning after reports of a gas leak led to the discovery of two dead bodies. it happened on california street and mark sayre is in mountain view right now with more. mark. >> reporter: well, michelle, this is still a very active crime scene. california street is still closed. both mountain view police and fire and hazmat are here. we are near el camino real. you can see the fire department has a command post here. here's what we know. it was about 6:00 last night that police and fire crews were called here on a report of a strong odor possibly of natural gas or some other kind of chemical odor. it was so strong that police ordered the evacuation of two apartment buildings and issued a "shelter in place" order for another. once fire crews started going through the building they discovered two bodies inside one of the apartments. there is no information on how these people died or if the deaths are in fact con

back to you buys frank and michelle -- guys frank and michelle. >>> in contra costa county pittsburg police are now investigating a hit and run crash that killed a pedestrian. it happened around 7:00 yesterday evening. the woman died at the scene. police describe the vehicle as a silver chevy stepside style truck manufactured in 2005 or later. >>> five people are confirmed dead after a small plane crash in colorado. the piper p. a. 46 went down just after noon yesterday near the erie municipal airport. so far no word on what might have caused that accident. >>> people around napa felt more shaking on the one week anniversary of their magnitude 6.0 earthquake from last sunday morning. two aftershocks hit yesterday morning a 3 wouldn't 2 south of napa and a 2.5 in green valley. happening today a new effort to help quake victims. kpix 5's ryan takeo is napa this morning where the red cross is opening an emergency assistance center. >> reporter: hi michelle. the help is free. one-on-one help from the red cross. we're here at the napa valley marriott with ryan mcman here able to join us n

i didn't like his goon running up and getting in michelle's face.ink leo decaprio should have answered michelle's question and should have come on here. you are a very eloquent spokesperson ms. erlich. i would lining to talk to decaprio. he can keep his sunglasses on. >> i am sure is he capable of do it. >> but he wouldn't. >> as soon as i asked the question he suddenly couldn't hear anything. >> you are more frightening than i am. if i were him. i would have taken off. i don't want to see your questions. come on. >> all right, ladies. we appreciate you coming on tonight. when we come right back, bernie goldberg on the internet madness consuming america. bernie is next. [meow mix jingle slowly and quietly plucks] right on cue. [cat meows] ♪meow, meow, meow, meow... it's more than just a meal, it's meow mix mealtime. with great taste and 100% complete nutrition, it's the only one cats ask for by name. >>> thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the weekdays with bernie seeing want tonight. internet madness. according to the center for missin

so michelle, that's where the information is coming from.irmation by any officials. >> do we have any idea how long these attacks have been planned? >> reporter: all we have is what the iraqi prime minister has said. he said these are serious threats. but iraqi intelligence is trying to assess how serious it is. is it just talk or were there plans in place? at this point, nobody knows. that's the story live at the fremont bart station. i'm mark sayre kpix 5. >> meanwhile the latest air strikes in syria have targeted oil facilities there which isis has been using to bring in millions of dollars a day the bombings involved 16 fighter aircraft, 10 from saudi arabia and the united arab emirates, six from the u.s. they hit office spaces and communications equipment leaving some areas intact so any future owners will not have to start from scratch. >> we want to keep some infrastructure available in the hopes that it can be that these refineries can be used again one day by, you know, the moderate opposition. >> the u.s. and its allies admit there

i didn't like his goon running up and getting in michelle's face. leo decaprio should have answered michelle's question and should have come on here. you are a very eloquent spokesperson ms. erlich. i would lining to talk to decaprio. he can keep his sunglasses on. >> i am sure is he capable of do it. >> but he wouldn't. >> as soon as i asked the question he suddenly couldn't hear anything. >> you are more frightening than i am. if i were him. i would have taken off. i don't want to see your questions. come on. >> all right, ladies. we appreciate you coming on tonight. when we come right back, bernie goldberg on the internet madness consuming america. bernie is next. you know what my business philosophy is, reynolds? no. not exactly. to attain success, one must project success. that's why we use fedex one rate. their flat rate shipping. exactly. it makes us look top-notch but we know it's affordable. [ garage door opening ] [ sighs ] honey, haven't i asked you to please use the -- we don't have a reception entrance. [ male announcer ] ship a pak via

i'm michelle griego.e chase ended in a crash in san pablo. the chase started an 23rd and -- on 23rd and san pablo avenue around 8:00 last night. police say the car was stolen. >>> california has already spent its entire fire fighting budget for the year. in july, the state set aside $209 million for the season. a quarter of that has been spent fighting the king fire in el dorado county. >>> san jose is likely to ray prove a steep hike in fines for pot clubs that violate city law. right now citations are just $225, the fines will be raised into the thousands with sharp increases for multiple violations. >>> stay with us, traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> good morning, southbound 101 ignacio a nasty crash there blocking lanes. traffic is already stacked up to roland can it's heavy right now coming into san rafael with the speeds below 20 miles per hour. here's a live look at the bay bridge. it is stacked up well through the maze. 580 probably one of the worst amoistures. metering lights have been on