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mike baker good stuff. come and join us again soon, mike. >> will do, thank you. stuart: dr.ill making headlines. here is one for the new york times and i'm quoting directly. neurosurgeons and speeches have them dreaming of 2016 has the left set dr. carson up just to knock him down? monica crowley joins us for the ten o'clock hour and we'll talk about that. 10:35 precisely. seven early movers, higher taxes and gas prices taking a toll on the sales at darden. red lobster and the stock is up a little. strong profits and sales at nike, look at this thing go, up 9%, a huge gain. more money came in than expected micron technology, up 9%, big gain. new research indicates that energy drinks may increase blood pressure, here is a look at monster, down a buck on that news. the board of salesforce.com approves a 4 for 1 stock split. the stock has been on a tear for the past four years, up again today. zynga relaunched its website yesterday. now you can play the company's games without first signing on to facebook. zynga is up just a little. tiffany, more money coming across the transom

jenna: mike baker, the hearing begins at 2:00 today. 'll be watching those questions and answers closely. mike, as always, thanks for the time. >> thank you. thank you. jon: in arizona the jodi arias trial is back on today. new testimony raising even more doubts about her story about what happened to her former lover, travis alexander. now her so-called amnesia defense. a defense expert who evaluated her says he made a mistake. what will that do to the case? >>> and senator rand paul unveiling his plan for immigration reform. an in-depth look at his proposal. what makes it different from others that are out there? plus, what it might mean for the gop moving forward. >> i call this plan trust but verify. with this in place, i jon: reaction coming in right now toy senator randwall's plans for immigration reform. his plan includes a pathway to citizenship for the nation's 11 million illegal immigrants, something that could anger some tea party supporters of his. but senator paul says his proposal also calls for stronger border security, eve

with me is former cia on rative mike baker from boise and fox news military analyst colonel david hunt. good evening, gentlemen. >> hi. >> hey there. >> judge jeanine: it has been six months. we haven't heard from any of the survivors. mike, why? >> a terrific question. by the way, firs first of all,k you very much for being one of the few voices still willing to beat the benghazi drum. it is incredible important not just to people in the intel and military communities but the population out there even if the white house just doesn't care. senator graham used that one phrase in the appropriate fashion. and that is important here because a number of these individuals that we are talking about the survivors of this were in sensitive positions and remain in cover positions. there are mechanisms in place, though, to gather their testimony. and the problem has been that right from the very beginning, you know, we talk about how long it took the fbi to get in there, how long it has taken to get our hands on the detainees or the is suspects and how long it is taking to appropriately get testi

whatever the actual details, according to mike baker, former cia operative, this sends a very clear message>> not as if we're going to get to zero sum game, and all the extremists and their mignons they're going to just wake up one morning and say, we were mistaken and we like the exist the west and their allies. they're not going away. and so they have to understand, neither are we. we're not going to stop this effort to capture and put them away as they deserve. reporter: it's worth pointing out in these issues very little is exactly as it seems, and there is the possibility, shep, we should point out. the turks were actually sending him back to kuwait while knowing that flight, which could have gone directly from turkey to kuwait, was going to have this stopover in jordan. perhaps everybody was colluding but for us a obvious reasons some nations don't want to be seen helping the united states. >> shepard: thank you. legal panel now. richard roth, former federal prosecutor, douglas burns. richard, there's a lot of people upset he is being taken to lower manhattan, but when we catch people

accordin to former cia operative mike baker, this is a big get. listen. some game.hey are going to get they have to understand because neither are we that we're not going to stop put them away as we deserve. >> 11 and a half years' work by the cia and fbi paid off in the end, shep. >> shepard: how in the end did the u.s. get ahold of him? >> this is fascinating. we first reported this by a source on "studio b" today. now have it confirmed by multiple u.s. officials. this is how it all went down. for some reason, last month, abu gates decided to travel from iran to turkey. the turks arrested him in anchorrer. they did not want to deport him back to the u.s. a stop over in amman jordan. that's where u.s. officials with the obvious help of jordanians arrested abu gates. it's worth pointing out here there is no logical or logistical meaning avoid syrian airspace to fly an carla to kuwait by jordan. it may well be that the turks didn't want the domestic consumption reasons to be seen to be handing him over to the u.s. they knew all along that u.s. officials would grab hi

. >> reporter: sergeant butch baker and officer elizabeth butler always remembered here in the city of santa cruz. mike mibach, channel 2 news. >>> today in santa cruz and the hp pavilion there were a lot of tears but there were funny moments too. you see here poking fun at himself and even governor brown. >> governor, has anybody ever told you sir that you bare a striking resemblance to me? butch baker was the first person to point out the resemblance to him. we have a slide show from the procession, the badges of all the departments there and a performance by james durbin. it's all on ktvu.com right there on our home page. >>> san francisco police are investigating a shooting that happened late this afternoon. they say it happened just before 4:00 at bryant and main street. according to san francisco police, a passenger in a car was shot. the driver took off looking for a hospital and then flagged down a parking control agent at mission and main. the shooting victim is a man in his 30s and was taken to san francisco general hospital we're told with life threatening injuries. police say the suspected

baker, a father of three, who served the department for 28 years. this morning we have live coverage of today's memorial and motorcade. mikeuye will look at the traffic impact. marla tellez is live at the hp pavilion where that service will be held. but we start things off with bob redell who joins us live in santa cruz where the long procession to honor these two fallen officers will be starting just hours from right now. bob, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. in roughly two hours leaving this staging area right by the santa cruz boardwalk. you can see some of the motorcycle officers that will be leading the two-mile procession that will include roughly 200 vehicles from law enforcement, fire, first responders and of course the family. they'll be taking a 33-mile ride from santa cruz over to summit into san jose arriving finally at the hp pavilion for this afternoon's memorial service in honor of sergeant loran baker and officer elizabeth butler, two santa cruz police officers shot and killed last week by a man they were investigating for a sex crime. yesterday hundreds of people from the community paid

baker, a father of three. this morning we have live coverage of today's memorial and motorcade. mikes at the traffic impact. marla tellez with the

mike. >> james. a very sad morning. community members will feel h p 4 billion to pay their respects to sergeant baker in officer butler.t 845 a motorcade will leave santa cruz and go to san jose for the funeral which will begin at 12:00 for those in santa cruz that cannot make the san jose the kaiser permanente or rent will open at 10:00. you can view the federal service. you can watch this at home on our 24/7 channel for the lastest news and traffic comcast 193 digital channel 4.2 and a string on line line. kron4.com we hope to speak with the chp about which streets will be closed down. about 17,000 people will come to the funeral service and the motorcade a lot of streets on the way to san jose will be close. we will bring you that later this morning. back to you james. >> we have will tran who will give us live report from the start point of the motorcade in santa cruz. as mike mitchell will bring you live coverage. our coverage in advance of the ceremony. at noon today on our 24/7 news channel you can watch that are on for the lastest news and traffic comcast 193 digital channel 4.2. and we will stand on our web si