or was michelle the clever user? in our interview, michelle denied being a master manipulator. abuse allegations or that she engineered marc's split with his parents. for that, she blamed jack and tana. >> i never would have walked away from my kid in the first place. i never would have. >> in the end, they didn't walk away from their kid either because who was pushing them from day one to solve the murder? who kept pushing? month after month after month. >> my opinion on that is their hatred toward me. it wasn't anything to do with marc. it didn't have anything to do with marc. it was all about jack despain's hatred toward me. >> you seriously believe that? >> i do. >> michelle out on bail waited for trial. her mother kathy defended her around town. did you ever let yourself think that she was involved? >> the daughter i know, the daughter i helped raise? no. >> meanwhile, michelle's attorneys, ray nichol and bill stanley, took a closer look another those recovered text messages. they filed a motion arguing that investigators didn't obtain them properly. >> they didn't get a n

and one of them michelle's husband, dan.e mockbee's funeral brought her brokenhearted family some small comfort. >> i remember how many people came to the funeral. just the endless line of people coming in. in your mind you're like she touched this many people's lives. >> soon red ribbons popped up throughout town in honor of michelle. with all the community support in the world still couldn't answer the family's questions. >> i feel like we're kind of in limbo. we don't know really what to do how to move on just yet. >> we didn't know what this was all about. we didn't know if this was somebody after our family why they would be. we don't know. but we didn't know. >> early on the investigation had yielded frustratingly few clues on the four remaining lead suspects. but the detectives commander, major ben huff, kept up hope. >> i knew we could get that one little bit of lead on this investigation it would open many many doors. >> huff and his team of detectives were now hunting for that next lead by scanning through hours of

this is michele. leave me your name and number and i'll call you back as soon as i can. >> michele? bob miller. what is going on here? >> there is something else about this that you should know. the night michele harris vanished was not just any night. it was september 11th, 2001. >> things are in some kind of disarray. >> so they were. and so nobody was paying much attention to the disturbing events up here around little owego, new york. >> troopers have all been sent to new york city. there's a skeleton crew left at all the stations. >> back then, sue mulvie was with the new york state police. she took the call morning of september 12th. >> what did you do? >> i sent two investigators over to talk to calvin harris and sent a uniformed trooper up to the house. >> he opened up his house to them. >> he said whatever you need. look wherever you need to look. cart blanche. i want this to be solved. i want this to happen. >> that morning, she knew only this. she had a missing person case on her hands and, with luck, it would resolve itself speedily, as many do. >> we kept hoping, as eve

>>michelle apon: download are mobile applications for apple of and android. rebecca: the westbound 80 checking in problem free about 5 to 6 minute drive times into the cities so far sticky hands on the steering wheel of it looks like the roadway you might to see a little bit damp but especially a little bit of extra time this morning the san mateo bridge still looks good no problem to report westbound 80 are westbound 92 getting from 880, to foster city still looks good overnight roadwork and oakland actually are still in power are so and the peninsula commute we are looking at a couple of lines this is going to be until about 5:00 this morning south on rte. 01 from university to san antonio not affect your commit it looks like getting from the peninsula down to the stop bad about a 10 to 15 minute drive i would check the east bank of you coming up. >>james: as california continues to cope with the drought drivers on 880 in oakland have notice and a loosely clean and well water strip of grass still on the road, despite the fact that everybody is supposed to b

so we're trying to talk to michelles could sin michelle kosinski.ecent was this guys, when everyone was cleared out? within the last couple of minutes? okay. i don't know how long ago it was. but i think it was recently. i still have art roderick with me retired u.s. air marshal, who is talking us through the pictures from moments ago where you see this police officer and his canine officer going back and forth, back and forth. there were reports of a suspicious package. and art you know for those of us just joining us reiterate what this officer is looking for. >> he's looking for any package that looks suspicious at all or any item that the dog could alert to. those dogs have very obviously sensitive -- sense of smell and they will pick up on the smallest bit of either gunpowder or explosive. obviously you see them walking up and down the aisle there. and they are checking everything. could be something under a seat. but again, that's such a skrur area that i think that they are taking the extra precaution of obviously sweeping the room with a kay

michelle, what is your reaction? michelle: i think that is a we expected.sounds a bit pace is better from the first quarter but it is still nothing to write home about. erik: what number would you write home about? michelle: it would be great to see if the percent-4% climb. that is what we are hoping for. we know that otto has been doing well and it would be fabulous to see if the percent to 4% number. -- two ca -- to see 3% to 4% number. stephanie: thank you so much for joining us. it is time to give you our top stories of the morning. this may be a wake-up call for greece. the president of the european union says it is time for decisions not more negotiations. donald tusk says the greek government needs to be more realistic. greek prime minister alexis tsipras said he would not impose more austerity measures in exchange for bailout money. tsipras is in brussels today meeting with european officials. a big, big deal this morning involving the oil field hess is excelling at 50% stake in their pipeline and the buyer is private equity firm global of partners.

brian and michelle turner is back with us.t you to listen to i thought there was a great question by meagan kelly, she said why would you even invite cameras into your home. >> reporter: okay. so it's all behind you for all intense and purposes and then 2008 you launched a reality tv show. what would make you launch a reality tv show about your family given this past? >> you know back in -- back early on it was after all this was taken care of in 20003. we actually had a magazine that came to michelle and said can we do a story about your family and we said yes, that would be fine. >> reporter: but are you thinking at all, wait this might not be a good idea because when you bring camerainizes into your home they tend to discover things. >> we had nothing to hide and when they asked us to do the reality show, all of this had been taken care of five years ago. >> michelle, you have nothing to hide. we know when cameras -- that was a great question when cameras go into your home you should know better. it invites things to come o

michelle i think you will agree with me on this one. privatetizing all prisons would shut the cell door on prison breaks. >> i'm in favor of it. i think it leads to accountability. it saves money for tax payers. and if someone happens at a private prison there's accountability. they go out of business. you can't say that for a government agency. if there's corruption maybe someone will be on paid leave. that's about all of the accountability you sometimes get. >> how about my libertarians? privatize the prisons, john? >> i'm not for higher walls. i'm just for less prisoners. i think this whole issue of prison privatization is a secondary point. 50% of the people are there for drugs. only 3% are there for homicides and crimes like these guys. we can get rid of half of the prison population by decriminalizing drugs. >> in response to michelle there's been no breakouts at that prison for 180 years or something. that's how old the prison is. it's not a matter of that. i understand you don't like government government. but this is a bad exam

year old jean-michel? >> get wet. (chuckle) no i mean kids are amazing because if you start to show them uh the opportunities that are there, now today legally they cannot scuba dive until they're 10 years old but you can take them snorkeling you can show them things. >> do you ever get used to what you see under the ocean? do you ever forget to appreciate it? >> no, you know one of the uh obligations we have is to connect. and um if i'm somewhere and i feel i don't want to go because i love where i am i go. because i want to see what i haven't seen. i want to share what i haven't been able to share yet with anyone any place and i was in mexico just uh recently and uh, to be able to answer questions to hundreds of kids who have never seen the ocean was for me amazing. and i love that. >> you've seen the the beauty of creation. you've seen extraordinary sites that most people will never see in their entire life. do you believe in a higher power or do you believe in a creator? is there a grand plan? >> we ar

>>michelle apon: it will peak tomorrow but it was a pretty warm as the weekend and humidity if you're heading into oakland are wickiup and open right now we are starting off into the mid '50s by 8:00 to avoid will warm up into the mid to upper 50s and a clock or 60s by the lunch hour temperatures once began heating up into the mid '60s just like yesterday we will have some south was one of the post west winds yesterday temperatures out of the area are into the 50s across most of the region of the red warmer across the closed yesterday where into lower 50s in concord good morning with and up to 58 degrees fremont said jose and 57 agreed level right now 54¢ a row of the 52 degrees as you make your way out the door is one to continue to get into the fifties for the next couple of hours. >>michelle apon: flannel operated to ron 90 across and location for the stock they are for seven is a lower '80s i have all the details coming up at 415. rebecca: if you're about to hand out the door this morning and get into work no traffic problems to report so far this policy at the bay bridge toll pla

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say to seven-year-old jean michel? >> that what? >> you would never get to school, you could would get to the ocean and stay. >> i was getting in trouble. one of the things i would do is catch octopus. i would sell them. and my biggest client because the chief of police. he loved octopus and he was buying all my octopus because i needed money to go and buy marbles to play with my friends. >> so you're still diving all the time. you're 77. >> oh yes, dive dive dive. >> how many dives have you done in your life? >> thousands and thousands. >> 10,000? >> maybe. >> how many others are there in the future of jean michel cousteau? >> many, until i get switched off. i >> he was electro-shocked and tortured. >> decades of corruption abuse, and torture, by chicago police... >> you think people make a distinction between cia, black ops sites, verses torturing a thirteen year old kid from the south-side? >> people realize that torture is torture. >> lisa fletcher brings you an in depth report chicago torture only on al jazeera am

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uefa president michelle pacini has over the -- michel platini hands over the -- the man who replaces set latter -- sepp blatter refuses to comment on the fifa scandal. first, our top story. genie: first to south korea, where two people have died in the any rs outbreak. two more people now bring the deaths tonight. there are a total of 108 known to be effective with middle east respiratory syndrome. the outbreak that began three weeks ago is the largest outside saudi arabia. 3000 people are quarantined in south korea, and merely 2500 schools have been closed. the south korean health ministry in the world health court -- the world health organization are urging the government to reopen them, saying schools have not been linked to transmission of the virus. here is more of what the health ministry had to say. >> we urge those who come into close contact with the infected not to leave the country. people leaving the country have been voluntarily most of the time. therefore, we at the health ministry have obtained a list of those people and given it to the justice ministry. however, there

>>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now >>michelle apon: if you're going to at at tear car brand umbrella and especially by maybe even to the dublin that the changes are santa would whether look it up a storm track trade advocacy were the yellow and green is that that is where we are seeing some moderate and like to bring a flock a closer look and some of the areas it is where you can see across the peninsula if you're heading into committee downtown san francisco mayor not seen any showers if you're traveling on any of the roadways and 101280 maybe even across wanted to pacifica. >>michelle apon: this entire system continue to track slowly off the two northwest and direction it will be parts of downtown but again the stretches of the north of berlin game we're looking at some light to moderate price touching off into the eastern shoreline will also have some moderate rainfall across the dublin interchange and pleasant into dublin if you are traveling in any of those areas a mixture you bring the umbrella if you cannot watch in the next 30 min

>>michelle apon: the temperatures will peak in jamaica when out the door very similar to yes in a plan on fifties by 11:00 this warning in locations meant to upper '70's with some lower '80s and storefront shower by the afternoon in a will to take all the activities in door because it'll be hard up for the '80s to lower 90s the '60s and still looking outside we do have some clout of their great start today a little bit of sunshine on most parts of the bank and the will will start to we have fifty's right now, a 57 antioch 55 handful of mid-50s across the south the bay looking at an opera a little bit on the cool side of the 40 to low 50s and across the peninsula low to mid '50's, we have to put its defeat in store is one to be very hot market rubble talk about all of that and fired in the coming of the 615. rebecca: to my beloved soccer traveling westbound five any right at grand because of an accident involving two cardinal and reporters about the good news the sea its tree is on scene and they have the two left lane shut down to consider the road sensors on the map there are red and

>>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now >>michelle apon: it as a good little storm system that will continue to move off into the west was see a few more showers until about mid morning isolated shower chances this afternoon but as of right now the storm track record are picking up on all those dull spot to that is the moderate rainfall the light rainfall occurring as of this morning will show you what it looks like across the peninsula to concede looking at 1 01 to stock of san francisco to moderate rainfall from early gains watching all or to pacifica the ease with shoreline perhaps more and fosters an odd way to the nasdaq continues all the way back to 580 light rain to the dublin and to change if you're traveling across 680 or more about or southbound from danville to san ramon a quick look at the north today we have some light showers still permit in that area of all this will offer to the south and southwest. >>michelle apon: we have not releasing any changes for the past several mornings however into tomorrow morning whereupon to have a

share a liver, fluids go from michele's blood stream into marian's. the remedy is to complete the separation and to do it quickly. >> we now have two babies, two independent living organisms. ( applause ) >> reporter: nearly seven hours after marian and michele bernard enter the operating room together, they leave in separate cribs. their parents are overwhelmed. >> i'm very happy. very happy. >> reporter: what does it mean to you to come back here and do an operation like this? >> it's extremely gratifying. there's something special about coming to haiti to operate on haitian children with haitian physicians, haitian anesthesiologists, because i feel that i'm contributing to the future of this country. >> reporter: the healthy girls are set to be discharged from the hospital any day now. >> ♪ then came the rain and washed the spider out... ♪ >> reporter: a homecoming made possible by a native son coming home. dr. jon lapook, cbs news, haiti. >> rose: what a hopeful story. good luck to the twins. the economy created a lot of jobs last month, and we'll

michelle would've done anything not to go. but debbie argued her way onto the deployment because her father had been in the army. she had always wanted to serve her country overseas. to her was the most fulfilling moment of her life when they said yes he may go on this deployment. she worked as a beautician in a beauty salon in indiana when she was not in the national guard and she found the idea of putting on a uniform every day and serving her country far more exciting and fulfilling and closer to her dream then the work she was doing in the beauty salon. even when it got to the question of how do they feel about it going on the deployment or did they support the war or not these women run totally different type in terms of their feelings.

>>michelle apon: it was hot and sped across the inland location we're talking about to put digit heat and we have the upper 90s across the south bend he spent valley but it is not going to be as high today a very warm for a few spots it will be somewhat comfortable web wanted me to say into the upper seventies into the early afternoon and parts of the east bay shoreline by the clock 67 degrees we do have a chance for isolated shower or maybe even a rumble of thunder lead on this afternoon into the early evening hours will of miscellaneous see whether there will continue to stay out of the bay area were also killed in a little bit of cloud cover edges and a closer look at the that we have low clouds across the area. >>michelle apon: as we get closer into the lunch hour it will be a few more clouds rolling in the better range answers would still isolated showers to start to move in a rather early after no maybe even parts of the delta and parts of the south that it will be an isolated showers and thunderstorms chancellor on this evening is all about what else is happening before cash to

what about today, michelle? but not as hot, about 10 to 20 degrees on the cooler side. and if you are going to be out there, sunny still with more clouds rolling in. in the east bay, sunshine and a few low clouds. you can see looking at the bay bridge camera, low clouds across parts of the east bay hills, and looking at the golden gate bridge, you can make this out just a bit. but fog is possible from ma rip county to san francisco. you can see that patchy fog, and looking at the satellite and radar composite, showers and thunderstorms off the coast giving us cloud cover. this system will continue to makes its way off to the northwest and not track to the bay area. however, we do have breezy conditions because of the storm, and we could potentially see showers and thunderstorms overnight. look at the futurecast, the lunch hour, sun and a few high clouds across much of the bay and clouds felt iring in by the afternoon and a few isolated shower and thunderstorm chances. across the north bay, there is a shower chan

but six month old infants marian and michelle bernard share much more.hey are minutes away from one of medicine's rarest and riskiest operations. improbably, the 2010 earthquake that brought so much death and destruction to haiti, also helped bring michelle and marian a shot at a normal life. their chance lies in the hands of dr. heni ford. born in haiti, he and his family left this port-au-prince neighborhood in 1972. he became an ivy league trained pediatric surgeon, now chief of surgery at children's hospital los angeles returned to his home country. that changed when the earthquake struck. >> i arrived the second day the airport opened and pretty much went to work and spent two absolutely grueling weeks, toughest of my life it wasn't a one and done thing. >> reporter: ford put together a team of more than two dozen volunteer health professionals from the united states and haiti. >> reporter: to avoid confusion, everyone is color coded. a line is drawn to show the surgeons where to cut. >> what we found was pretty much as expected. >> reporter: things

yellow for michele's. a line is drawn to show the surgeon where's to cut. >> what we found was pretty much as expected. >> reporter: things go smoothly until michele's blood pressure drops. because the twins still share a liver, fluids go from michele's blood stream into marian's. the remedy is to complete the separation and to do it quickly. >> we now have two babies two independent, living organisms. ( applause ) >> reporter: nearly seven hours after marian and michele bernard enter the operating room together, they leave in separate cribs. their parents are overwhelmed. >> i'm very happy. very happy. >> reporter: what does it mean to you to come back here and do an operation like this? >> it's extremely gratifying. there's something special about coming to haiti to operate on haitian children with haitian physicians haitian anesthesiologies because i feel that i'm contributed to the future of this country. >> reporter: the healthy girls are set to be discharged from the hospital any day now. ♪ then came

all four had been staying together at kevin and michelle's apartment in nearby zephyr hills. >> thisana, i'm getting ready to use a narc test kit. >> a search of the car, turns up marijuana, illegal in the state of florida. the substance is familiar to the brothers who both have prior arrests for possession. >> she better tell truth. that we didn't know. she told me, she got a place to cheen. >> kabir and kevin say they have no idea mandy was selling sex. they say that she told them she was getting paid to clean hotel rooms. >> police find that story hard to believe. >> obviously, you would know if she's working. you're with her 24/7. >> she said she does cleaning jobs. >> come on, man. >> let me ask you a question. it's 11:00 at night. you guys are smart guys. do you really expect for us to believe that you drove all the way over here with her dressed like that at 11:00 at night for her to clean a hotel? serious? how long has she been posting? >> i really don't know. >> how do you really not know? you're with her 24/7. >> she's with somebody or has friends. >> i had a feeling that t

but, it's not just joyce michelle. now prosecutors are also taking a hard look at her husband. >> we're not really reaching out to him. he is obviously a person of interest because of the -- his obvious relationship with joyce michelle. and he did work -- works at the correctional facility. works in the tailor shop as well as maintenance provider. so you know, of course we are looking at him as well. >> the brendon lyons gets us. i don't get this one. why are they looking at the husband if they say he has nothing to do with it. why are they suspicious of him. it sounds more like she is cheating on the husband and got two young guys in the prison so why are they even looking at the husband? >> i'm not sure. we saw his name surface in a police document that listed all a the contacts, all at people that they have reached out that they have examined as possible get away drivers or people who may have assisted them. in that document it said that the husband may have assisted in the escape. we don't know when that was dated

>>michelle apon: with temperatures will be on a slightly cooler side this morning and slightly more later on this week with a wicked up to mid fifties across oakland temperatures will grow up into the upper 50s during the lunch hour by the afternoon plan on mid-60's we will have to light when it could be breezy at times into the at the node but it will be breezing it will fall into the lower 60s and it will be all law denies they to play outside we will have to in the sunshine across the area looking outside the studio but the bay bridge to just a low clouds and will continue to move out at high pressure continues to move back in the temperature slightly warmer san francisco 50 load agrees we have made the upper 50s across the east bay looking at the south bank also submit fifties looking at your planned forecast as you make your way out the door slightly call this morning you will need to wrap a light jacket is all to be breezing. >>michelle apon: we will have sunshine for the close lower 60s when the alarm the peninsula looking at inland high temperatures worse again heating up into the

>>michelle apon: simple this right now and oakland are 57 degrees warming up to near 70 by the lunch hour and where once a consensus bay into the mid-70s and to the early afternoon if you have any outdoor plazas afternoon across open or the east of a shoreline is one to be comfortable with a light when from the west between five to 10 mi. per hour a live look outside looking at the bay bridge received rates guys looking across the move of we will see sunshine letter on today as you make a way out the door here to buttress and as ride, its upper 50s across san francisco and oakland san jose low 60s, but right now 59 the morning of the 63 markets across the north bay mid to upper 50s but the cool spot for today may be across the coastline on mid-60's for much of the day if you want some warmer temperatures tend and land. >>michelle apon: 1 milton more degrees by the early afternoon the core temperatures warhead across the east bay shoreline even across the peninsula it will warm up to the upper sixties

hi, michelle. >> reporter: hey there, scott. starting behind me a half hour early, something i've never seen before, a vote no rally which will be much, much larger in about an hour. what are they voting no in? the surprise referendum to be held sunday in greece where the prime minister has asked the citizens to vote on whether or not they want to accept the bailout terms that have been offered by the country's creditors. today there will be a vote no rally. tomorrow there will be a vote yes rally. it was that referendum, the announcement of the referendum, over the weekend that was a catalytic event that raised the crisis to a whole other stage causing banks over the weekend, it led to the european commission, the european union absolutely furious. they were taken by surprise. one of the reasons why you've had the situation with the banks having to be shut down today because the ecb will no longer extend more liquidity to the banks here. something that's happened in the last hour, president obama has spoken with the leader of f

we have michelle standing by in the weather center with more. accomplish until >> good morning, james. we're waking up to plenty of sunshine and those temperatures are quickly heating up a long with. so it as of right now, inland locations, especially where james is at, temperatures are into the low-to-mid 60s. now for are the bay, mid-50s, and across the coast, temperatures have warmed up into the mid-50s. now hot spots this afternoon across the east bay valley, 104 for livermore, even brent wood, and most of the area into the upper 90s to right around 100 around 3:00 p.m. for bay locations, plan on mid- to-upper 80s. it's going to be very warm and above average for this time of year, and looking towards the beaches. telling on the slightly cooler side warmer than they have been the last few days. temperatures out there as of right now, we have some 60- degree temperatures in concord. antioch 62. looking at the pen insousa l.a., san francisco 56 degrees, and across the north pay, temperatures in the mid-to- upper 50s. coming up, i'll is that fo

will watch it or from the back of a live look from san francisco will look at the forecasts with michelle. >>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now >>james: id is 4:00 a.m. let's begin with a check of the forecast. >>michelle apon: temperature add to the court decide for the first time in the past three days you may want to let air out and grabbed a light jacket if you are going to be in a land plan on a warm afternoon the a son filled afternoon where want to show you the pettifog keep that in mind when you make a way out the door it could delay just a little bit as of right now but we wanted to see you all would '80s until 5:00 cook from the time will could seem to hang on from the mid-70s to look at temperatures up there i said it was cool look at the temples along the north the bay if in the peninsula call over there slightly cooler across the east bay with those temperatures in the lower 60s the east bay shoreline some mid to upper fifties as you make your way out the door and dressing in a few layers if you are and land and the t-shirt is afte

>>michelle apon: we have some '50s and from lower 60s if you're heading into downtown san francisco to practice of one to continue to state estimates of the '50s funds to warm up into the upper 60s by the early afternoon mirror the 70 degree mark and then will start to fall into the mid '60s on the drive home it will be comfortable it will be reason with the west winds looking outside of sfo we're looking at grace tries to start of the morning along with maybe some patchy fog across the low-lying areas will continue to check that over the next few hours fifties across san francisco half moon bay the norplant looking at similar signals across the inland's what san jose 61 degrees as a mecca where out the door you may need to wrap a light jacket and twisted it went across the coastal spots the bay spots ran on '70s for today if you're in land is not going to be that hot tempered of going to warm up into the upper 80s the lower 90s, and aware talking about some triple digit heat i will let you know when we can expect to come up at 415. rebecca: so far so good on the roadways is early morn

>>michelle apon: a little bit of pettifog answer like ms. but will see some sunshine for today and we could even have a slight rain chance will let you know what to expect after the break. for over 60,000 california foster children, it's a challenge to replace clothes that are too small or worn out. i grew 3 inches last year. i don't need anything fancy. i never had much to begin with. when i look nice on the outside i feel better on the inside. to help, sleep train is collecting new clothes for kids big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's day a little brighter. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. >>james: state wallace are releasing new numbers of how the california said and for the report will compare the before gov. j. brown declared a state of emergency if they're not in effect statewide. >>charles clifford: later that same month individual water supplies were given reduction goals range from a to 36% but the state did not say how they should achieve those savi

michelle caruso-cabrera joins us live right now from athens. michelle? >> hey there, becky. what dominates the news here is what you were talking about at the top of the hour. which are these reports that the prime minister of this country is considering returning to the negotiating table in brussels after a late night conversation a conversation that was confirmed with the head of the european commission. we have no confirmation that he's considering return. it comes from greek media reports. i would add this asterisk of caution here. every time there have been

reality tv stars jim bob and michelle dugger breaking their silence from their house in arkansas to our very own megan kelly about their son's molestation. anna is here. >> good morning. well jim bob and michelle say josh came to them on his own 12 years ago crying and told them he inappropriately touched some of his sisters. he was just 14 when he confessed. >> there was so much grief in our hearts. as parents we felt we're failures. >> after two more incidents they realized he needed outside help and sent him to counseling. jim bob said josh was a child preying on a child but denied he is a pedophile. >> this was not rape or anything like that. this was like touching somebody over their clothes. there were a couple incident where he touched them over their clothes. he came to us crying, told us

jill and jessa duggar are two of the 19 kids belonging to jim bob and michelle duggar. tonight they reveal themselves as victims of their brother josh's inappropriate touching, saying they want to set the record straight about what really went on some 12 years ago under their parents roof and what did not. jill and jessa will speak in moments but we begin with what has proven to be an intense few days for the entire duggar family. an explosive interview. >> we went through one of the most darkest times our family has ever gone through. our son josh came to us on his own and he was crying and he had just turned 14 and he said he had actually improperly touched some of our daughters. >> we were shocked. we were devastated. >> jim bob and michelle duggar sitting down with "the kelly

>>michelle apon: were talking but few shallop chances lead on this evening but as a mecca way out the door plan on some low to mid 50s across the coals much of the bay however if you're inland temperatures are starting off on the one side into the mid to upper 60s and your and for today a plan on wearing a t-shirt once again because it is on to bigger reform the trip report to the outside take plenty of bricks and shaded areas and deprenyl for it will be very warm by lunchtime for the afternoon they time i quit eating up into the mid to upper 80s it will feel much more comfortable in comparison to. guest and a triple. heat >>michelle apon: upper 60s rock around 70 daytime high of one up until mid to upper seven is and that is about three and 4:00 this afternoon you could see we

michelle? >> good morning, james.he south bay, and i want to give you the drive times in the area. the drive times are heavy coming from the montague expressway, a 37-minute drive, heading into berkeley, a 29- minute drive there, and traffic westbound, the drive time 18 minutes to foster city. coming up, we'll talk about the the rest of the bridges in the bay and the east bay drive. >>> one day away from the first game in the nba times, and/ and -- and the oracle arena is getting transformed. and it's like disneyland but you don't get to go. >> reporter: no, i don't want get to go. the tickets are so expensive. watch. we'll bounce around oracle and play another episode of tickets that will tran cannot afford. but we know the tickets for the finals are more expensive than the western conference finals, but it should be a sold-out game because this is a party 40 years in the making, and we have to get the party ready to go, and on the outside, strength in numbers, and they won't change that slogan. but you can see it sa

so, michelle, let me start with you. you have a partner. >> i do. >> hope sometime you might want to get married. >> absolutely. >> so what does this mean to you? >> well, you know, it's a dream come true, one, but, two, it's an equal right. it extends beyond marriage. for me, it's like i can walk outside and hold my head up high and know that i'm equal to my friends, my family, my colleagues. it's a chance for me to go home, bring my partner home, and be able to talk about my partner, be able to introduce my partner, and feel that she's going to be equally accepted and treated as my other siblings and their partners. and then there's also, yes, that part where... i never thought we would get here or i would be at this point in my life where i would consider marrying somebody legally. it was just a dream... >> 'cause you didn't think it would ever happen. >> exactly. ...before college. and today, it's exciting, but at the same time so new and so different, to the point where i have to ask my friends, like, you know, "whe

>>michelle apon: in the slot is a 15 minute drive from that area is only a 13 minute drive as of right now looking at the san mateo bridge traveled westbound over 92 a quick check of the richmond san rafael bridge traffic still very quiet and a minute drive into san rafael talk about other locations were we are seeing an accident to cars blocking the second to the left lane after rapper wrote the song about a 80 of the damaged freeway started to back up traffic on the bed to 30 if you travel for 238 to 37 the drive time has increased to 29 minutes also if you're taking part into downtown oakland as a minor you're headed to fremont sfo and millbrae because of. >>mark: san francisco police with a for roberts suspect and a pedestrian gridlock police chase. >>jackie sissel: this is near the area where the pedestrian was struck late last lightless go to the video from last night and talk about what led up to this accident he was brave pursued less emphasis will police after he got off the bridge the samples the police department's seven lost contact with the vehicle in the area of the five