morgan is the one what worried j.p. morgan, anything? worries, there is always issues in this current challenging impairment and when you look at the overall important second quarter it's the sustainability of certain business lines whether the investment banking, again training was better than expected coming into the last month of the quarter, but overall the concern is more secular downtrend or cyclical and we don't know the answer. liz: maybe out eric peels local man can with us a better window. goldman has been the most vocal, whining and complaining about the lack of volatility and hence the lack of trading revenue. what did you make of their numbers? what were the standout points? >> i think that the goldman numbers while very strong did reflect sort of that dichotomy we are seen in the capital market space currently. like jp and city last week you saw very strong advisory revenue and strong underwriting revenues and trading revenues while better than the worst appeared are still down 10-50% across this group, so it's better than

morgan's truck was uninjured and was fine in the crash. >> and the driver -- tracy morgan now and hisanding this out to the responsibility of the driver's employer which would make perfect sense. it isn't necessarily the driver's choice, this sleep pattern that was imposed on him. what do we know about -- if anything, at this same, about what options the driver himself had in the few days leading up to this accident in terms of his schedule? >> well, the national transportation safety board said that he was about 13 hours into his shift at the time. the limit's 14 hours. but one of the things that the lawsuit mentions is that he commuted from his home in georgia to this facility in delaware before he even started his shift. so that's one of the things the lawsuit is getting at, that he had already commuted for some time before that shift started. >> and ed slattery, do the rules have anything to say about that in terms of truck drivers' work hours? i mean, this is a stunning thing that you might drive from georgia up to delaware before you climb into the cab and maybe you don't sleep

it's helium, morgan.fied. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no. i think your voice sounds great. it's not undignified. [ high-pitched voice ] some people just have voices like this, so you're actually making fun of those people. >> oh? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i told you. >> jimmy: i want to thank you so much for being on the show. please, would you ever like to come back? [ laughter ] >> i'm never coming back. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: morgan freeman. "lucy" is in theaters tomorrow. kesha joins us next! come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. but hurry, offers end july 31st. share your summer moments in your mercedes-benz with us. offers end july 31st. yo,move fast fruit flavor,fe, watermelon, blue razz green apple. your taste buds dancing. it's the jolly rancher, we make it happen. untamed fruit flavor. jolly rancher. i

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in a statement: >> back in november there was a settlement with jp morgan bank, and now bank of america, the country's second largest bank. holder touch odd than investigation in his press conference. >> the investigation will remain open, we'll continue to move forward guided by the facts and guided by the law to achieve justice for those affected by the financial crisis. these investigations are not only about holding those who violate the public trust to account, but they're also intended to deter banks from participating in this kind of con be duct in the future. >> reporter: the settlement with citigroup represents half of the bank's $13 billion in profits last year. >> citigroup reportedly wanted to settle the case for $363 million based on what says its share of the mortgage security market was at the time. but the government held out for billions. joining us now to discuss the citigroup settlement and what it means for consumer and wall street reform in stanford, california, professor of economics at stanford. author of "what's wrong with banking and what to do about it." here i

i am morgan radford.hese are the stories we are following just for you: israel's ground offensive intentionfies in gaza quickly becoming one of the deadliest days. >> if you are a 6-year-old child in gaza, this is your third war. we have to find a way to get past all of this. >> as all of this is happening, the need for medical grade increases greatly as casualties mount. >> claims that the black boxes are in the hand of russian rebels ♪ gaza facing some of the most intention shelling since the beginning of the air strakes began two weeks ago. israel has intensified its ground offensei in the last few days. the israeli army confirming 13 of its soldiers were killed overnight. one neighborhood in eastern gaza was heavily bombarded with missile fire. over sixty civilians there including children were killed. this appears to be the highest loss of civilian life in one district in gaza so far. we are joined by nick schifrin who is live for us in gaza at the moment. nick, good afternoon to you. i understand th

live from new york city, i'm morgan radford. john deere has the nighjohn seigenthaler has the night off. israel founds gaza. >>> and close call. two jumbo jets almost collide. what it means for safety in the say and in the airport. first colorado and now washington state. facing a backlash for retail pot shops. plus the crown jewel. breathtaking photos celebrating 150 years of yosemite. >> tonight a major escalation in the middle east where israel has launched an operation into gaza. it's called "protective edge." israel said its responsible for the worst palestinian rocket barrage in a year and a half. strikes are i don't know goin i don'on going at this hour. nick schifrin, what can you tell us about that situation? >> reporter: yes, morgan, the strikes, these operation that the israeli military called protective edge are i don' ongoing. a second barrage of airstrikes. the raids are hitting empty training grounds. right before that for the first time in this current round of violence they hit a house. an israeli drone was flyi

morgan afterwards. he continued on. this was his true love in terms of the business, the industry. >> right. and he was involved and he was a spokesman for the industry even after the merger. so definitely throughout his career. >> it's very interesting. >> boon was saying he had lunch with him about a month ago at 21 here in new york and he said i realized then it was probably going to be the last time that i saw him. he had gotten that frail and his health had deteriorated that much. and boon said, look, i knew this probably was the end. and he said it's a sad day. it's a very sad day. i've lost freand and the industry has lost one of its leaders. >> john just talked with him a few days ago. he was an active investor. so a real loss. thank you. all right folks i do want to mention before we head to a break a statement from warren buffett saying that he was a wonderful friend and always fun to be with. coming up, the man that greenberg called the foremost banking attorney in the country. the man who helped bear stearns

now, morgan is suing, claiming, quote, walmart knew or should have known that mr. roper was awake for more than 24 consecutive hours immediately before the subject accident. experts say drivers. falling asleep is one reason accidents involving large trucks are so common on america's highways. in fact, recent numbers show an average of 200 people were injured and 11 killed each day in large truck crashes. >> these individuals are overworked and if they take their eye off the road for a nano second, they can have a horrific crash. >> reporter: in response to the lawsuit walmart says, quote, we are deeply sorry that one of our trucks was involved and we are cooperating fully in the investigation. tonight that investigation is moving forward, as tracy morgan's recovery. >>> when we come back here, a former president and a major surgery over the weekend. we'll let you know how he's doing. >>> look at this, a plane taking off from newark, fire spotted from one of the engines and the merge landing that followed. we'll tell you what happened next. but her knee pain returns

live from new york city, i am morgan radford. these are the stories remember following just for you. despite a two-hour cease-fire, israel offensive moves deeper into gaza. >> hear 6-year-old child in gaza, this is your third war. we have got -- we have to find a way to get past all of this. >> this is the need for medical aid increases greatly at the casualties continue to mount. plus, claims that the black boxes from malaysia flight 17 are now in the hands of russian rebels. ♪gaza facing some of the most intense shelling as israel increases its ground offensive. a neighborhood in eastern gaza was bombarded with missile fire just overnight. over 60 sistians including children were killed t appears to be the highest number of casualties in one district since israel began strikes on july 8th. we are joined by nick schifrin live on the phone in gaza. nick, we can still see at a time smoke from the neighborhood behind you right there. what was it like when you went down there? >> reporter: yeah, you can see that the large plume of s

morgan hill. rob mayeda in the weather center right now. but first to nbc bay area's marianne favro in morgan hill. >> reporter: i'm here at andy's orchard in morgan hill. normally he would rely on this pipeline to access thousands of gallons of water to irrigate his cherry trees and nectarines. but the santa clara valley water district cut him off on thursday. it's the first time since he started farming here in 1957 the district's cut off his supply indefinitely. he says some days he uses more than 40,000 gallons to irrigate his orchards. now he's forced to borrow water from a fellow farmer's well and he says he's frustrated others in the area are getting plenty of water to use for landscaping. >> our livelihood depends on having water whereas some of these people just have it for landscaping. so what's the more critical need? i don't know. that's for somebody else to judge. but from my own standpoint, i need water to continue in business. >> reporter: the water that's been shut off is federal s

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for the first time, we're hearing from morgan who is definitely upbeat.ory is concerned because there's been so much tragedy but for so many of his friends and fans it was heart warming to see tracy morgan with that trademark grin on his face. >> how are you doing, tracy? >> hey, hey there. >> you look good, man. >> an up beat tracy morgan flashing a peace sign and a huge smile as he speaks out for the first time since the horrific accident that nearly kill him. he appeared in good spirits monday morning, moving gingerly and leaning on a walker. greeting applause from supporters,er rolled down the window and thank everyone for the outpouring of support. how are you feeling, tracy? you look great? >> i love you. >> thank you so much. >> if you've learned anything from me, it's how to do a bad job. the 30 rock star and former snl cast member now recovering at home after his limo was rear ended by a walmart truck. he spent two weeks at a hospital before moving to a rehab facility in for three weeks. he suffered several injuries, cracked ribs, broken nose. he

that seriously injured morgan and killed his friend,

let's bring in morgan brennan to talk more about google. morgan, you've run through the numbers. what's the key take away? >> i think the key take away with google, we can talk about google glass, driverless cars but at the end of the day its biggest business is online advertising and that's why we saw revenues jump 22% because of strong ad demand and the biggest, most interesting thing about the report, this is the first time google has broken down it's ad data to differentiate between youtube and google and versus network partners like aol. this shows that google's sights have been performing relatively better with advertisers versus those networks, so the key take away here, google's advertising platform has been doing better than perhaps earlier reports had suggested. >> morgan, stay right there. we'll move on to ibm, which, stay with me, reported higher than expected kwaurquarterly re as it expects to big data and cloud computing. total revenue fell 2% to $24.04 billion in the second quarter. it's a long streak of declining revenue. never theletheless it was above billion, t

those were violent attacks on women in the safeway parking lot in morgan hill. his fingerprints were found on a stun gun used in one. attacks. detectives placed him at the scenes by tracking the safeway card he used. >> they're putting the three other attacks that garcia-torres is responsible for as part of a bigger picture. he's a sexual predator, he preys on women. >> tntolin garcia-torres was indicted by the santa clara county grand jury in february. his attorneys tried to keep the transcript sealed, saying details could unfairly bias potential members of a jury in his trial. abc7 news. >>> our media partner, the "san jose mercury news" won a court battle to make the secret grand jury testimony public. now this is case that's been going on for more than two years. sierra lamar disappeared on march 16th, 200126789 on march 28th, investigators began watching garcia-torres around the clock. nearly two months later, sheriff deputies arrested him at the morgan hill safeway that was on may 21st. on february 17th of this year, garcia-torres pleaded not guilty to kid

morgan so it seems j.p.the lawyers have been accused of no wrong doing whatsoever. >> so sounds like they were acting on legal advice but when you hear about how they were wiping off the illegal source codes, seems they were not doing all right. now corruption allegations continue to follow the governing body fifa. it is said they bribed fifa in order host the world cup and i spoke to the govepble committee about the scabbedal. >> how would you describe the current culture there? >> they saw themselves as a family and families sort of don't like other people interfering in what they do. they think they know best, and at a time when fifa didn't really have such a sway in the world as it does today. it now produces an income of over $1 billion from this single product they have. they are fated as world leaders wherever they go and the consequence of that is that their culture was that they were not transparent and there were not the standard of ethics that they need. >> the thought is fifa overall is mired in

>>zlp marianne favro joins us f morgan hill with a look at the impact. it sounds drastic, marianne. >> it is. this is one farmer that is f i'm here in andy's orchard in morgan hill. normally, he would get water out of this federal pipeline. and use it to water his fruit trees. but on thursday, the santa clara valley water district cut him off and he's wondering lou he's going to keep his business alive. since 1957, andy tended to his fruit trees in morgan hill relying on federal water from this pipeline to irrigate his 55 acres. now, he can't get a drop. because of the drought, the valley water district turned off the pipeline here thursday. >> this is the first time that they've ever turned off our water for an indefinite period of time. >> quite a loss since some days he you had more than 40,000 gallons from the lateral pipeline. now he's forced to rely on well water from a fellow farmer but says that water could dry up any day and he needs extra water to harvest. >> i still have peaches, nectarines and plums on the trees and i have to bring in that ha

morgan. it was gorgeous to be in there for it.he was very proud of being a banker, but he never forgot his roots. in all the articles he wrote, i can almost hear hal holbrooke doing mark twain. he instituted the first internship program in a bank. in the basement of the bank across the street, they had a school for the employees who were thoroughly encouraged to take classes in languages, accounting, theater. they had all kinds of classes to educate everyone. he was one of the first to instigate a program where they would bring college students into the bank for the summer before their senior year and the second semester of their senior year because he wanted bankers that were educated and could speak languages. he set up the first overseas banks. he wanted bankers that could think in french and german to deal with the situation over there. there is a lot to learn about him. anyone else? thank you very much for coming and spending their lunch hour with me. i really appreciate it. i will be over here if you have any questions. [cap

comedian tracy morgan is now recovering at home from injuries he suffed in an accident last month.rs for morgan have filed a lawsuit against wal-mart, claiming that the company was negligient when a driver of one of its tractor-trailers crashed into morgan's limousine bus on the new jersey tucker. morgan was seriously injured and his friend jimmy mcnair was killed in crash. >>> thousands walked for a cause in the 12th annual avon walk for breast cancer. participants dressed in pink garnered at fort mason for the event's opening ceremonies. the more than 9 mile walk takes participants across the golden gate bridge to marin county and back. >> the walkers and crew helped to raise an amazing $4 million just for this weekend alone. that is really incredible that money will stay in this area and go to breast cancer researchers a also to people who are providing care for breast cancer patients. >> and the event will continue as walkers make their way tomorrow to fort mason. >>> demonstrators bake on the streets. why protests ova toy-gun killing brought traffic to a halt on a busy freeway

i'm morgan bradford, live in new york city. the cycle of violence. israel and hamas trade rockets and airstrikes as the crisis heats up. and crisis at home, president obama asking for billions of dollars to clampdown at the border. >>> and russia's president swipes credit cards numbers, but his government cries foul. >>> and on demand, not enough to go around. we begin tonight in the middle east. and the cycle of violence that is escalating between israelis and palestinians. today, a near constant barrage of airstrikes in israel from gaza kill dozens of people. and meanwhile, they strike on the israeli communities, and israel called up another 40,000 reserves citing that things could get worse. >> reporter: rockets from fired from gaza in the direction of both tel aviv and jerusalem. this is a worry for the israel government and the army. according to the israeli authorities in tel aviv, the iron dome defense system panged to intercept one of the rockets, and the system works basically when it predicts the root of the rocket and predicts that it's go

morgan will continue his recovery at home. still ahead, jacqui is back with a final look at the >> if you can handle the heat and humidity, why not hit the golf course? the is what i did to mc golf classic. this is a wonderful organization. they support wounded warriors and raise a lot of money to help them get back on their feet when they return home. this is the seventh year. -- $230,000.00 and are excited to take part in that. >> it was hot. >> imagine if you are still out there right now. it could get a little nasty today. it looks likely this afternoon. damaging wind, isolated tornadoes, some small hale will be possible. make sure you have the stormwatch seven app. >> double have the latest coming up. [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ >> uh, uh! hey. what up, baby? what up, boss? what up, what up, what up, what up, what up, what up? hey, hey! all right. [cheers and applause] exciting. hello, everybody, and welcome to millionaire. i'm so excited for this week. we are going to give away lots of money to a bunch of gr

. >>> coming up next at 6:00, tracy morgan finally back home. he was seriously injured in that car wreck that happened last month. he's now suing as he recovers. >>> plus, fighting in the middle east intensifies. more rockets flying into gaza and israel. the latest on the conflict and the big bay area protest today. >>> and what's been a mild start to the weekend about to see some changes heading into tomorrow. we'll see temperatures climbing into the 80s around san jose in the north bay and even some 90s in the forecast. out around the tri-valley, we'll talk about those warmer changes ahead in your seven-day forecast when we come back. >>> thousands of people turned out on the streets of san francisco today to call for the end to israeli attacks in the palestinian territory. the arab youth organization organized this protest along market street. the group is calling for the end of israeli attacks in palestine territory, they are specifically calling to the u.s. end of support of israel. >>> and the israeli assault on gaza has entered day five.

i am morgan radford.ned because "inside story" is coming up next and, recognize, you can always catch us online at aljazerra.com. >>> personal says the downing of a passenger plane is a wake up kowalis colog for the world. while he supports israel's grounds assault in gaza, he says there needs to be peace talks, this is the "inside story." ♪ ♪

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. >>> comedian tracie morgan's attorneys say they are planning to sue wal-mart. >>> but the big story on "action news" is moving tribute from the only survivor of the shooting rampage in texas. three days since investigators say cassidy stays parents and sibling where is killed by her uncle in law and today the teenager honored her loved ones in a very special way. "action news" reporter kenneth moton is live from the satellite center with more on that story, kenneth. >> reporter: let me remine thaw cassidy stays pretended to be dead after she and her family members, were shot. police say that her actions saved lives and today, she was back at the school of her brothers and sisters attendance for that special memorial services. >> ♪ >> reporter: standing strong and surrounded by so many loved ones in her muse ton community 15 year-old cassidy stay publicly remembered her parents and sibling, who were gunned down, just days ago. >> i'm really thankful for all of the people that have been praying for me and keeping me and my family in their thoughts. >> reporter: investigators say wedne

morgan will continue his recovery with an aggressive outpatient program. morgan was in a limo that was rear ended by a wal-mart truck on a jersey turnpike. the crash killed james mcnair. morgan is now suing wal-mart. >>> construction at lombard street is open, following a construction project. >> reporter: tourists from far and wide flooded lombard street without a single worry of cars, so care-free, some decided to dance. >> i think it's really fun to have pedestrians go down the most famous street in the world. we decided to dance it! >> reporter: but now the great lombard street experiment is over. the month-long test run, closing the so-called crookedest street to cars on alternating weekends, turning the red brick road into a steep hiking trail/temporary dance floor. >> taking the cars away did not help? >> no, i think it made it worse. >> reporter: grant silo lives two doors down. from where he's standing, it's gotten worse. >> it's gotten significantly worse on lombard street, if you live here. there are significantly more tourists walking, more ped

he alleges the driver fell asleep at the wheel and rear ended morgan. the driver pleaded not guilty to criminal charges. >>> in one instance a teenage girl lost her entire family. she was the only one to survive a shooting rampage near houston and now she's the one encouraging other people to stay strong. just a day after doctors let her out of the hospital, cassidy stay thanked her community. a man barged into her home wednesday. cassidy had to watch him shoot and kill her mom and dad, her two brothers and two sisters. he shot her two but the bullet grazed her head and she survived by playing dead. today cassidy told a crowd she's found peace. quote ad line from harry potter. >> happiness can be found even in the darkest of times. if only one -- if one only remembers to turn on the light. i know that my mom, dad, brian, emily, becka and zach are in a much better place and i'll be able to see them again one day. >> cassidy identified the killer as her ex-uncle. ronald haskell. investigators haven't said what triggered his rampage but they think it was p

i'm morgan. >> how are you? >> you want to hop in? because i don't want to draw a bunch of attention to myself. >> yeah, yeah. over his 17-year career, jiles has had his pictures appear in magazines, newspapers and websites. he's known as one of the best, if not the best celebrity spotter in the business. and he's going to teach me the ins and the outs of the business of celebrity. so what are you doing today? >> i specialize in the candid shots. i'm not work on big expo sai stories, but what will fill a page. the stars are like us. >> i drive around l.a. i'm just looking for different celebrities all day. i'm looking out for celebrities in, quote, unquote, disguise. ie, baseball cap and sun glasses. one of the other things i'm looking for is expensive cars. >> and you just have your camera ready to go. >> sitting here at the ready, locked and loaded. >> what does a paparazzi make per week? >> i make a lot of money. the minimum i make per photo i shoot is $100. if i shoot 3,000 pictures in a year, that's $300,000. >> that's a lot of m

i'm morgan radford from new york city. it is the third day of israeli ground defenses on gaza and 300 palestinians have been killed. the prime minister is visiting the territory. >> and in ukraine, the government is saying it has evidence that the missile that brought down the flight came from russia and operated by russians. the u.s. is joining the monitors to survey the scene of the crash. john kerry spoke with the russian foreign minister and ntsb is going to help figure exactly what happened. >> imagine taking a flight across the world and knowing you might be flying through a war zone, did you know each airliner assesses the flight paths differently. well, we look at how airliners deal with the hot spots. >> the faa and other agencies issue notices, and the notices warn about the hot spots on the ground. they have halited ukraine and syria. some war zones fall along or near major air transportation routes. before mh 17 crash, airliners were flying over the ukraine and avoided the crimea peninsula. as a measure we have

it was not institutional in the way goldman sachs, morgan stanley, or j.p. morgan chase did.was the embodiment of these guys and what they were trying to do. of course there were power struggles along the way. jimmy and ace had legendary power struggles. i think they together built this incredible firm. it was difficult for ace, as you would expect, like losing a child. having has firm go down the tubes in such a rapid way, in one week in march of 2008, was beyond anything he could have predicted. he was not happy. said, facedohen with not many choices, he understood the right thing to do was sell the farm ultimately. we mentioned some of the struggles with jimmy cayne. ace regret that in afterward? together.ked closely >> he regretted it may be in recent years. i have not seen him in a couple years. when jimmy's sold the last remaining vestiges of his stock -- he had been worth a billion dollars in bear stearns stock, and ended up with $60 million. he was an employee of the firm, and he charged him, for the trade, the nonemployee rate, which was much higher than the employee

and as the investigation continues this morning, so does morgan's recovery.ly undergoing an aggressive outpatient program at his home in new jersey. for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> and we are all wishing tracy to get well soon. >>> all right, coming up, new research from one dad that could reveal smartphones could actually make us better parents? >> if you say. >>> and "the wonder years" reunion 16 years in the making. >>> and rare outtakes from on set you've never seen until now. >> yeah. now go to your closet and get out your pom-poms. >> i already got them. >> you have to cheer on this mother of two that's inspiring so many and proving age is just a number. >> rah-rah shish boom ba. [ woman ] i've always tried to see things from the best angle i could. it's how i look at life. especially now that i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. i was taking warfarin but wondered, could i focus on something better? my doctor told me about eliquis for thr

and then now, we got a mullet and ended up here. >> so morgan, what convinced you to do it, and what was the adjustment like going back more than 25 years in time essentially? >> i guess it shows that i love him since i did it. no. when he first told me, i thought he was crazy. i wasn't sure about it but i would support him in what he wanted to do. when i thought about it, i said, we are not going to lose out on this. we will win either way in that we would do it. so in the beginning, i was a little stress case going up to it. and just knowing how much stuff i had to get rid of and i was just out for probably weeks but when we got the hang of it, it was all right. >> what did it do for your family? what did it do for your kids after you got over the initial shock? >> well, when we started the project, we moved in to a house that basically mirrored the '80s and we wanted today have our house basically be like the house i was raised in with your dinner table, no technology on the main floor. just you had your t.v. room in the basement sort of deal. and i think it forced our sons to pla

i'm morgan radford. israel's continued bombardment in gaza, sparking protests in occupied palestinian territories. overnight hundreds of protesters clashed with israeli soldiers in bethlehem. they three stones at the soldiers and set tires on fire. the soldiers responded with stun grenades and tear gas. israel continued an aerial assault in gaza. 121 have died since the start of the conflict, call palestinians living in gaza. israel says 680 rockets have been launched by hamas, including 140 op friday. london, paris and rome thousands rallied to call for an end to the air strikes. nick schifrin joins us live from gaza. are people in gaza aware of binyamin netanyahu's comments that the air strikes will continue as long as hamas rockets keep flying? >> i don't think the gazzans need to listen to tv to listen to binyamin netanyahu to know. there was a strike and a plume of smoke to the left, israel targetting a tunnel that plainian fighters use -- palestinian fighters use to smuggle in goods. we were in the

i'm morgan radford from new york city. israel and hamas have agreed to end the cease fire by another four hours. more than 100 bodies found in gaza today and putting the number of palestinians dead above a thousand. the united states is sending that russia is sending military power to ukraine and the european union is setting sanctions against russia. >> the u.s. embassy in libya is shutting down after the violence is making it unsafe for the staff in tripoli. >> scientists have come up with a new tool to help them predict just where the earth will open up. we have more on the mystery sink holes. >> they are fascinating, and the number of visitors to the corvette museum in kentucky soared. the sink holes devastate also. 37-year-old was swallowed in florida last year and the body was never found. >> i thank the lord for not taking the rest of my family. >> in florida they kree crate the most damage, the heavy rain rushes through the soil. they have been mapping the stage to see where the sink holes have happened and no data

. >>> tonight, the family of a missing morgan hill teen is reacting to the newly released grand jury stript that led to her suspected murderer's charging. despite not finding her body, prosecutors believe they have enough evidence to seek the death penalty. sergio quintana has details. reporter: searchers scoured rough terrain near morgan hill, part of the ongoing efforts to find 15-year-old sierra lamar, a day after new details were released in the indictment against garcia torres. >> i think all of this, even though it's hard to read and except, i think it's going to help. >> this is just a portion of the 1900 page transcript detailing the case prosecutors presented to the santa clara county grand injury. with no body they had to rely extensively on dna evidence. they discovered his dna on a pair of her pants found in a field near her home. they found her dna on an interior armrest of his red vw jetta, and her dna on a glove found in the trunk. in that red car legal analyst steven clark says investigators also found compelling physical evidence. >> one key piece of evidence for the

. >>> tonight, the family of a missing morgan hill teen is reacting to the newly released grand jury stript that led to her suspected murderer's charging. despite not finding her body, prosecutors believe they have enough evidence to seek the death penalty. sergio quintana has details. reporter: searchers scoured rough terrain near morgan hill, part of the ongoing efforts to find 15-year-old sierra lamar, a day after new details were released in the indictment against garcia torres. >> i think all of this, even though it's hard to read and except, i think it's going to help. >> this is just a portion of the 1900 page transcript detailing the case prosecutors presented to the santa clara county grand injury. with no body they had to rely extensively on dna evidence. they discovered his dna on a pair of her pants found in a field near her home. they found her dna on an interior armrest of his red vw jetta, and her dna on a glove found in the trunk. in that red car legal analyst steven clark says investigators also found compelling physical evidence. >> one key piece of evidence for the

after an accident critically injured comedian tracy morgan and killed his friend, morgan is now suing walmart. police say one of the company's trucks was speeding on the new jersey turnpike when it rear-ended the limo carrying morgan and several others. the suit blames the truck driver for negligence. morgan broke ribs, his nose, and a leg in the crash. walmart issued a statement, "this has been a terrible tragedy. we wish them all recoveries. we are deeply sorry that one of our trucks was involved. as we've said, we're cooperating fully if the ongoing investigation. we know it will take some time to resolve all the remaining issues as a result of the accident, but we're committed to doing the right thing for all involved." >>> today as the death toll rises in gaza, the united nations security council is calling for a renewed ceasefire between israel and palestinian militants. so far 135 people have been killed in gaza monopoly according to a palestinian health ministry official. and palestinians say a lot of the victims are civilians, including children. but israel says it's only tar

also developing today, morgan is now suing wal-mart. he alleges the retail giant al lloyd truck driver kevin roper to drive despite being awake for more than 24 hours causing him to fall asleep at the wheel. in response to the lawsuit, wal-mart said in a statement "we are deeply sorry that one of our trucks was involved. we know it will take some time to resolve all of the remaining issues as a result of the accident but we're committed to doing the right thing for all involved. ." >>> and it could be another punch in the gut for atlantic city, the fate of trump plaza casino has hundreds of its employees very much on edge this weekend. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers is live in atlantic city with the very latest. matt. >> reporter: natasha, and with nothing but more bad news coming out of atlantic city the 2014 is shaping up to be one of the worst years in the resort town's history. if the trump plaza shuts its doors it could take the jobs of over 1,000 casino employees with it. owners of the atlantic city staple tell the associa