smith set up on one end and had beverley step up at the other. >> mike: patrick beverley hits his thirdple of this afternoon. josh smith and lebron gets space. does he want to go? yes, he does. good defense. they fight for it. james gets a time-out called as cleveland has possession at the bottom of the scrum. cavaliers ball out of the time-out. >> hubie: now josh smith plays this perfectly. watch as he goes for the block. lebron could not get a good angle but banks the shot. this is just great hustle by thompson. you claim you're paying too much for wireless but isn't this what you agreed to? yes. i object! we move to cut ms. kapur's rate plan in half! no one should be paying these prices to call their mother... we demand a great rate plan at half the price. i got you ms. kapur. been fouled by your wireless carrier? bring in your verizon or at&t bill and turn in your old phone. we'll cut your rate plan in half. we'll even buy out your current contract. visit us online or come into a sprint store. half. >> mike: fourth quarter. guarding james harden then james trying to say, hey, he cal

not to be confused with mike smith, who was a guard.robbins and antonio yarbough , thank you for being here. should attica be closed? >> there such festering fear at this place, it needs something very radical. closure would certainly be a good response. >> yes, it should be closed. amy: we will do part two of this discussion after the show and post it democracynow.org. we will link to the major new york times piece tom robbins has written. he works now with the marshall project. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. annenberg media ♪ and: with additional funding from these foundations and individuals: and by: and the annual financial support of:

the defensive captain justin smith is leaning towards retirement tonight and pro bowl offensive lineman mike ipati has reportedly agreed to a deal with the division rival cardinals. all told the 49ers are losing four pro bowl football players on the heels of losing a popular head coach. coming up in sports ex-49er jeremy newberry explains which departure makes good sense. >>> tonight a bunch of bikers are protecting a family from an escaped inmate. this man johnell carter has been on the loose for 72 hours. he's an accused child molester. tonight that's why the bikers rode in. >> reporter: the group is called bikers against child abuse. they've been working with this family and this victim for nearly a year and their efforts to protect her have intensified since friday's escape. the silicon valley chapter of baka is providing around the clock security for johnell barker's young victim -- johnell carter's young victim. he overpowered a deputy transporting him to an appointment at valley medical center. carter was scheduled to stand trial next month on five counts of child molestation for alle

the list includes mike signing with arizona. justin smith and patrick smith and frank gore signing with the philadelphia eagles and also word that colin kaepernick may be on the trading block. ktvu's john sasaki spoke with fans about the news. he is live at the old candlestick park. john? >> reporter: fans are scratching their heads. some are angry. many are pointing the finger at jed york. >> reporter: candlestick park is a shell of its former self. fans might say it is no different than the team that now plays. >> leader of the band is messing things up somewhere. >> the 49ers left san francisco for greener pastures and players appear to be doing the same. frank gore to free agency and patrick willis and justin smith to retirement. >> they are jumping ship. retiring because it is like -- i believe they don't want to play for the organization any longer. >> madness. >> reporter: it was topic number one. >> the defense has been based around for the large part of the success, justin smith and patrick willis. >> reporter: he is trying to figur

students, alex smith and mike guyer, to invent this device. they call it ampi. turns physical movements called kin ethic energy into battery power. >> it can fit right here in your pocket. so this is ampi. >> from your pocket or your purse, ampi charges as you mover throughout the day. when your battery gets low connect the device to your phone, and re juice. the trio claims that running for 30 minutes cycling for an hour, or walking 5,000 steps provides enough people power for one hour of active smart phone use. >> how has this not been invented yet? >> so there are other products on the market actually, and they are about the size of a paper towel roll. >> ampi smaller size has attracted 2500 pro orders. but at nearly 100 bucks some wonder if ampicon screen yens is worth the hefty price. >> there is the cost factor, especially when a spare battery doesn't cost that much. you can get a spare battery for $25 or less. >> but for consumers who need to stay connected ampi provides an on the go way to power up in a pinch. adrianna diaz, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>>

also michael crabtree and mike upote are set to leave and justin smith is also expected to announce his retirement from the nfl by the end of the week. patrick willis is approaching the podium now. he's just about to come out. we're watching live as a press conference is about to get underway at leave vie stadium. he will be announcing his -- levi stadium. he will be announcing his retirement. he is the third 49er to retire from the nfl in the last two days. >> have a couple of speakers prior to pat address everyone. then we'll turn it over to pat for his thoughts and q and a. >> it sounds like there will be a few other speakers first. the owner and the manager of the 49ers. we'll monitor this and we will be bringing it back to you shortly as soon as patrick willis starts talking. >>> moving on, emergency crews are working to get a derailed train back on the tracks in san jose. a pair of cargo train cars came off the tracks before 10:00 a.m. this was at east tailor and north 7th streets. one of the empty union pacific rock carriers is teetering on its side. you can see it right there. a

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he and alex smith and mike guyer invented in class. they say it's a cure for a dead cell phone.ysical movement called kinetic energy to power. >> the secret for ampe took taking existing technology and fitting it into a form factor that can fit right here in your pocket. this is ampe. >> reporter: from your pocket or your purse ampe charges when you move throughout the tay. when your padry goes red when your battery goes dead, recharge it at the same speed. running for 30 minutes, cycling for an hour walking 5,000 steps provides enough people power for one hour of active smartphone use. >> how has it not been invented yet. >> there are others on the market but they're the size of a paper towel roll. >> they're big and bulky and you really wouldn't want to fit them into your life. >> that's why ampy's small size has big appeal. in fact, 2,500 preorders have been placed many through the crowd funding kickstarter that has raised over $3 million for the device. while they're still building prototypes they're expected to mass produce this month. for nearly 100 bucks they wonder if it

. >> reporter: busy creating ampy he and fellow students alex smith and mike geier invented in class.one. turning energy from a person's physical movement called kinetic energy into battery power. >> there were ways to transfer physical kinetic energy into electrical energy. the secret for ampy came from taking somewhat existing technology and shrinking it into a form factor that can fit right here in your pocket. so this is ampy. >> reporter: from your pocket or your purse, ampy charges as you move throughout the day. when your battery goes red, connect the device and rejuice at the same speed as a wall plug. >> here we go. it is charging. >> reporter: the trio claims that running for 30 minutes, cycling for an hour or walking 5,000 steps provides enough people power for one hour of active smartphone use. how has this not been invented yet? >> there are other products on the market, actually. they're about the size of a paper towel roll. >> they will capture energy but they're big and bulky and you wouldn't want to put them into your life. >> reporter: that's why ampy's small size ha

who the anti-equality advocates are in this statehouse, it's folks like eric miller and curt smith and mike clark and others. the governor cannot satisfy them while also satisfying the demands of the vast majority of the state and the expectations of the rest of the nation. those two things are ir reconcilable. so he's going to have to make that choice. you want to maintain supporters that he already had and social conservative circles or does he want to begin to repair the damage that has been done? he still has an opportunity to do that. he still has that chance. >> we've been listening to democratic leadership coming back and speaking in a fashion where they are pretty much putting the governor in between a rock and hard place when it comes to this law and not accepting anything other than repeal. we're hearing there from the snat senator saying that the current governor is being hostage to social conservatives for having this law signed into action last thursday. as we started the top of the show john yang is on ground there. let's talk about what the reaction from the governor was. he

smith, just to note a few. tickets go on sale tomorrow. it happens the first weekend in august. >> we'll now go to our very own idol, mike inouye, who's tracking those runways. >> uh-oh. he's going to do the billy idol. >> oh, yeah, but i got the gloves. over here, looking at 580 through dublin, you know you're moving pretty smoothly here in this live shot. let me show you, no surprise at the dublin interchange. we do have some yellow showing up for northbound 680. look at that, just popped up eastbound over the dublin grid. just a couple of slower moving vehicles, but over here, traffic up until about five minutes ago, backed up solid to north flynn road, and then suddenly we see the orange and yellow moving over. so whatever was going on, maybe a little traffic break that has cleared, there's no scheduled overnight closure for that section. at least not of the freeway itself, but there may have been issues as far as some equipment going around on the roadway. closer to the bay bridge, you're at speed for the north bay down through san rafael. the south bay roadways are moving nicely. back to you. >> all right, mike, thank you very much. >>>

mike. son, brother and hero. they are accepting donations on their website it help the family heal. >> azenith smith in san jose, thank you. >> the san jose police department is trying to figure out what set off 57-year-old man causing him to shoot and kill officer michael johnson. ktvu's john sasaki is live. you went inside his home? >> reporter: this is where it happened. the gunfire erupted right there. we got a look inside, only because the property management is having to clean up the mess left behind by the incident can the after math. >> reporter: scott dunham's apartment is in disarray after police spent the night going over it for evidence. trying to figure out why he would shoot and kill a police officer as he responded to a call for service. >> i was devastated. thought oh, my god. right here. you know? i was scared. >> reporter: it was a chaotic and frightening scene tuesday night. >> officer down. officer down. >> copy, officer down. officer down. >> reporter: officers were at the apartment complex for a call of a suicidal man. as they arrived gunfire wrung out michael johnson was shot and killed. t

president i ask unanimous consent that dan kowalski and greg dean from my staff and mike jones and josh smith from the democratic staff be given all-access floor passes for the senate floor during the consideration of budget resolution s. con. res. 11. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. mr. enzi: i ask unanimous consent that david ditch and hannah oeh be granted privileges of the floor during consideration of s. con. res. 11 and votes that may occur in relation thereto. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. mr. enzi: on behalf of senator sanders, i ask unanimous consent that claire mahoney and carrie rice o.m.b. detailees to the budget committee be granted floor privileges during the consideration of s. con. res. 11. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. mr. enzi: mr. president last week the senate budget committee took an important first step in helping to change the way we do business here in washington by reporting out a balanced budget. this week, we take the next step as the senate begins debating how best to make the government live wit

mike. our husband, son, brother, uncle, and hero. we've also learned more about officer johnson from friends in law enforcement. azenith smith talked to several people who knew johnson about what they're going to miss the most. >> reporter: it was one of the most difficult times in the san jose police department's history. other officers sharing their grief of losing san jose police officer michael johnson. just 38. >> a tight knit family here at san jose, and the loss of any brother or sister is a punch to the stomach, and that's when this is. >> reporter: at the police officer's association building is a wall honoring 11 officers killed in the line of duty. johnson will be added to this wall. coincidentally, he came from the same academy class as jeffrey fontana, who was killed in 2001. >> we're human too. you know, i think that some people think that we officers don't cry, but we cry. we think about things. >> reporter: fellow san jose police officer walked along johnson, and was his friend. he said johnson loved being a police officer. it was in his blood. for that, durant looked up to him. >> he was the type of officer

mike. mt. hood was left off the list. so was the oregon coast, the columbia river gorge and the painted hills. smith rock and the wallowas are all missing. whoever named the seven wonders never set foot in oregon, because even crater lake was left off their list. so we see your wonders world, and raise you seven of our own. the seven wonders of oregon. see one, or better yet, see them all. >>> right now lawmakers here at home learning about critical negotiations happening thousands of miles away. >> and we have a very warm day in store for you. good morning i'm christina loren. clear skies, 80s in some spots and then rain in your forecast for everybody. wide spread showers more on that in a moment. >> and we're looking at the nimitz, you have more traffic and issue through downtown oakland. >>> historic day in oakland. apple joins dow 30 industrial. there's the ring. and speaking of the bell, the nasdaq. >> it was green early in the week for obvious reasons. >> that's thursday, a live look from san bernardino mountain, this is "today in the bay." >>. >> a very good thursday morning to you, i'm sam b

mike in sunnyvale picked up a whopping .02. mt. hood was left off the list. so was the oregon coast, the columbia river gorge and the painted hills. smithe wallowas are all missing. whoever named the seven wonders never set foot in oregon because even crater lake was left off their list. so we see your wonders world and raise you seven of our own. the seven wonders of oregon. see one, or better yet see them all. ♪i can show you the world♪ ♪shining, shimmering, splendid♪ ♪tell me, princess, now when did♪ ♪you last let your heart decide♪ ♪a whole new world♪ welcome to aulani, travel and leisure winner for top family hotel in the u.s. for special offers visit disneyaulani.com or call your travel agent. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 it is 5:45. a group of religious leaders and community activists will protest the death of a man from guatemala to san francisco police. officers shot and killed ray mill carr lopez woman weeks ago in the mission district. he was armed with a knife and tried to steal a bicycle. many people in the mission district don't trust police because of several officer involved shootings in recent years. they will hold

smith say he expects charges to be escalated in the next day or two. it could be hours before wee charges in connection with mark hudson's death mike and alex. >> 6:37. septa police released surveillance video of hopes of finding a passenger with the knife, out on the septa driver. >> officials say yeah he threat end that driver. now we have a picture of him. do you know him, steve? >> reporter: i'm betting a lot have of our viewers know him and maybe even called in tips. if you have not seep this yet and you think you may know him we will show you the video and also show you why he got so upset as you said in the tease there mike. we have a lot of septa buses going by on market street all morning long. these guys have a tough job thankless job and a stressful job. it is made more stressful and dangerous when you try to get a guy to get out of the way and clear aisle and doorways so passengers can get on and off. that is exactly what happened on the number 23 bus up in tioga a pass evening shore would get off at germantown and erie avenue just stood in the aisle for no reason and because the driver needs to see doorway and passengers getting on and o

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smith, fayetteville, oklahoma city, in the enhanced area and slight risk all the way from abilene, texas, to the north and east. >> good morning, i am meteorologist mikeseven-day forecast, record highs are possible on thursday and >> all that weather brought to you by macy's. come on. i kept seeing this sign sticking in my face. >> it says lolly loves bennett from aubrey, arkansas. [ cheers and applause ] >> i think she's taking over the show. >>> all right. coming up, we have an emotional interview with celine dion, the star opening up in an abc news exclusive. stay with us. nc ♪ incredible ♪ >>> i've been looking forward to this all morning long. celine dion, the superstar singer making a big comeback after taking a year off to be with her beloved husband rene as he battles throat cancer. now she's speaking out about that decision and why she's ready to take the stage back in las vegas again this summer, and deborah roberts, my good friend, you had a wonderful opportunity to sit down with her. isn't she something else? >> she's such a force, robin. i think we all know that. we've all witnessed celine dion's extraordinary passion and drive over the y