america's nightmare i think america's nightmares a mirror. a reflection of the ugliness and i think that america the beautiful like the song goes i think that america is a beautiful place but i think that it's been covered with so much turmoil in oil so much turmoil and i think that. if we shake loose we can begin to get into this. you know build a better quality of life with not such a separation of races and. ethnic backgrounds are we going to we're going to have to deal with. religion but how does that go beyond just rhetoric i mean that there needs to be action order to change what you call is a nightmare is the action ending wars is the action cutting the military budget is the action i don't know recognizing muslim holidays i mean you're talking about religion you're talking about race relations what kind of action action. action by the administration action ministration will not do anything for us. kids tell you what the action without my being a science what i would say is that our our ability to connect with each other is the power t

america's nightmare i think america's nightmare is a mirror. a reflection of the ugliness and i think that america the beautiful like the song goes i think that america is a beautiful place but i think that it has been covered with so much turmoil in oil so much turmoil and i think that. if we shake loose we can begin to get into this. you know build a better quality of life with not such a separation is a lot of things that. obama has to face you know i'm not. totally disappointed in him i think that as a as a as a person you have to do your best job and then you're working with the united states government it can't be it can't be easy see your message to your fellow americans i gather is open your eyes open your eyes don't sleep don't don't fall for whatever they feed you i can communicate with people. across the world so what i say has to be important it has to be helpful has to be unless i'm just an agent for destruction and then i probably need to be with the rest of the spies and and a bios on a blow up stuff. that no general still thank

. >> reporter: the movie "nightmare on elm street," showed us dreams can be terrifying.ple suffering from posttraumatic stress disorder, or depression, often suffer from nightmares. some doctors cure them with a technique called image reversal therapy. >> and they'll tell them to change the nightmare anyway they wish. >> reporter: while awake, the person practices rewriting a new dream in their head. then, when they fall asleep -- >> the guy's chasing me. but then, when he chases me, it turns into my husband. and he gives me a big hug. >> reporter: dreams are creative. how we interpret them, controversial. don guevara, abc news, los angeles. >>> that's what's making news in

it was a nightmare long dreaded on this coast line. images of pelicans struggling for the sludge flashed around the world. this was quickly being described as america's worst environmental disaster. for bp, it was a nightmare as well. the chief executive attorney was in the firing line. he had become eight figure. >> and nobody wants this thing over more than i do. >> the leak has threatened the standing of president obama. he has been challenged to show his administration is on top of the crisis. he has repeatedly visited the gulf coast. today he gave his reaction to the news. >> i think it is a positive sign. we are still in the testing phase. i will have more to say about it tomorrow. >> what has been achieved on the seabed is only a temporary fix. it is the beginning of a test of the pressure inside of the well. finally shutting it down may still be weeks away. bbc news. >> ever correspondent art in washington with the latest. >> i think it is a significant milestone. you heard david say it could be weeks before the cap is finally

nightmare the city was not designed for this. there are a lot of things you can look for. trees over grown that are covering the sign starting to cover a sign, call in right away so dpw can trim them. lines that need to be painted, call in. dpw they have inspectors that are going out but can't catch everything. basically you are the eyes and ears for city government and using that 311 is really important because it gives you a tracking number and it's like a work order number. anything you can do. look, listen and you can make a phone call, for example, we are working on a project in the marina that deals with it came to our attention some person who is a bicyclist noticed and timed one of the lights and discovered it was out of sequence much we got that over to dpt. they are correcting it. also in the course of correcting there were 2 contradictory work orders one with the state and city. you discover those things. van ness and lum bard are state highways. >> i will ltd. regina talk about that. well, the mta they have a specific

." >>> it is being called every officer's worst nightmare. it started when a car was pulled over driving eratically on interstate 880. now the fbi is involved. kiet do shows us how a traffic stop escalated into a shootout and then a bomb scare and much more. >> reporter: ann, i want to show just how violent it was out here in oakland early this morning. if you push in here very quickly you see those paper bags leaned up against the guardrail. they are filled with assault rifles and weapons. all the weapons that were used by chp officers in that gun battle early this morning. they have been taken for evidence. balistics experts will be examining them later on today. before we get to the report i want to show you some home video that was posed on youtube of that gun fight and neighbors say it sounded like the wild west. >> just when the chp was getting ready to clear the scene investigators found a suspicious looking package, called the bottom -- called the bomb squad. and a few hours later -- it is unclear exactly what it was. the bomb squad a

well, it is being called every officer's worst nightmare. it started when the chp pulled over a car driving eratically on interstate 580 near graham avenue in oakland. now the fbi is involved. kiet do shows us how a traffic stop escalated into a shootout and then a bomb scare and much more. >> reporter: it looks like it finally might be reopening out here at 580 westbound in oakland. you can see here some of these chp patrol cars are getting put onto a flatbed trailer. looks like the freeway could be open any minute now. to give you some idea how violent it was out here. see all those yellow markers on the ground every one is for a shell casing that was fired out here on the scene. about 60 shots at least fired out here around midnight in oakland early this morning. neighbors say it sounded like the wild west. just when they were getting ready to clear the scene investigators found a suspicious looking package. called a bomb squad. and a few hours later -- >> all normal. >> reporter: it is unclear what it was. the bomb squad found a white bi

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it started as a parents' worst nightmare. >> oh my god. i don't want to think about it. it's scary. >> reporter: at this 76 station at 5:40:00 a.m. a car thief took off in this cadillac with a 5-year-old girl strapped in the back seat. the girl's dad was inside prepaying for gas. >> either when he came out of the gas station or when he saw his car driving away he realized what was going on, immediately called 911. >> police say the car thief got onto the highway and got off two exits later to get rid of the girl. about a half hour after the car was stolen a woman found that little girl here on the corner of 41st treat and roosevelt avenue and called police. >> she was doing fine, we had amar come and check her out. make sure he was okay. she was. >> reporter: then the car was found parked and locked a few blocks from there on 39th. >> they are always dumping cars, especially there is a drug house on the corner over there, you can tell the little darlings are out of jail, they dump the cars right in front of my joint. >> reporter: the good news in this case, everything of

we have had issues about insomnia, nightmares. we have had kids who have been victims of violence in their past. the issue is deeper a lot of times than just an alarm clock, and our work is to really dig deep into that, and we understand that we cannot do this work alone, and that is why we rely heavily on the resources that are out in the community, because there are issues that maybe a little beyond our scope where we have to connect with other organizations to do that work. >> thank you very much, and if i may follow on something you said about working with existing resources. i believe that some of our collective issue is that the existing resources were not able to figure out, you know, how to fit the pieces to this puzzle together, and we are part of the existing resources. how will you be able to reinvigorate or how's this -- have those existing resources take a fresh look at what they're doing? maybe you need someone else to take a look at that, but if they had a program and have been doing this work and have not been able

breaking a bone could land you in an airport security nightmare. why casts are so difficult to screen. >>> and sharks, they're mysterious and fascinating and can be deadly. we're going to talk live with a shark expert about the sea's fiercest hunter, coming up. kind of a cool live thing in a moment. >> reporter: buzz, woody and the incredibles are all made here in the bay area. a new exhibit will show you how it's done. we'll be talking about pixar, coming up.d

. >> we have breaking news in the east bay, a traffic nightmare on interstate 80. you can see where it is. it's near albany, west of gill man but past university. a car in a big rig crash. there are mino injuries and the chp told us nobody die it has shut down at least four of the five eastbound lanes and you can see will is a big back-up and very few cars are getting . they are letting cars getting around one at a time and backing up eastbound. but westbound traffic is backing up as well as people slow down near the crashcene. so aga, this is on interstate 80. >> and bringing an end the sickout by a.c. transit drivers. every day since they imposed a new contract more than 150 drivers have called in sick. the sick calls have forced them to reduce th service causing delays and in some cases stranding riders. a judge will decide wheer to suspend the contract while they go through binding arbitration. they will have to lay off workers if a judge invalidates the new contract. they have $56 million budget deficit. >> a man oakland police arrested earlier this morning fo

now, the whole world cup thing was a nightmare. >> yeah, it was. [ laughter ] thanks for reminding me>> hopefully. >> jimmy: because we love you here at new york city. yeah, yeah. we love you here. we're happier here. [ cheers and applause ] i was gonna do -- if you don't mind, i was gonna see if i can try to block one of your shots but i know that can't happen so i'm just gonna defend the goal. i'm just gonna stand in the goal. maybe just show me how you fake people out. >> you're gonna wear this? >> jimmy: yeah, i have to wear this. [ laughter ] >> but we don't. >> jimmy: because i don't know you that well, yet. yeah, here we go. don't do it yet. right there, yeah. right from there. [ vuvuzelas ] nice kicks, by the way. i like those. [ laughter ] >> can i do it from here? >> jimmy: vuvuzelas -- no, no, too close! [ laughter ] like this. >> ready? >> jimmy: yeah. now what do i do? am i going to get hurt? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: well, do i do this? >> you ready? >> jimmy: use these? can you use your hands? >> no, first of all, stand in the middle. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. [ lau

it's a parent's nightmare. investigators are trying to determine how a 6-year-old boy drowned at a public swimming pool with three lifeguards on duty. it happened at the castro valley high school swim center. dozens of people enjoyed the pool. we are live now on the scene with the story with jana. >> reporter: i spoke with several people that say they are the victim's relatives. they do not want to go on cam a. they say his name is paul and his parents are just heartbroken. we have learned the larger pool is where the boy was at the shallow in about 3 1/2 feet deep. that's where he was when one of the lifeguards saw he was in trouble. pool staff say it happened during the public swim period about 2:15 yesterday afternoon. there were 44 visitors at the time. the recreation parks general manager says there were three on duty. >> one pulled him out and immediately began cpr. a second responder came on board that was here. the third respond her called the paramedics who were here shortly afterwards. >> reporter: wh

for ordering with us but were actually in the lead in providing security, i think it is the worst nightmare for the taliban when forces are providing security and in the lead for doing so. >> we put the man believed it -- we put them in the lead, and it became part of the narrative of the world that they were just not ready. >> will there be stumbles'? yes. are there enough afghan troops that can take the lead now on one campaign? clearly. when i kept pressing the afghan defense minister and their prime minister about afghanistan taking responsibility for their own security, they responded positively, saying yes, they have got enough forces in some areas, but secondly, they decided to send some additional battalions. in a letter i saw, ok, you are making an important point. we're sending three additional battalions. that is exactly what i think they should be doing. we want the troops in the greatest areas of uncertainty. are all the troops able to take the lead? no. what is the measure of that? you can take the measure used three months ago. you will get one figure. you can take the nato f

sees never from the heartland of america itself and in oklahoma the dream of the car turned nightmareon the morning of the nineteenth of april one thousand nine hundred ninety five p. murrah federal building in oklahoma city in the midwest was destroyed in an explosion. the massive bomb killed one hundred sixty eight mostly government office workers and shocked america. this was born in the usa terrorism. on the orders of president clinton dave williams was again assigned as chief investigator. oklahoma city. absolutely. some of the things that i saw in the y.m.c.a. which is cross the street from the building and it was blood spatter and there were little children's hand prints and then it was a children's daycare center and there was blood everywhere chocolate milk and cookies and teddy bears were fingers in here. and that's terrorism when you come right down to it. within that first hour my swag my scientific while ask yes was that four thousand pounds of van full was used very simple combination of ammonium nitrate fertilizer and diesel fuel oil but one of the good breaks was that

that is because of the nightmare in sacramento for the budget. over the last three years, we've lost $179.1 million. if we were getting the revenue the voters have approved from the state, we would be getting $78.3 million next year. that is more than our deficit. many of you may have read and followed some of the measures passed by the state legislature that would direct $400 million statewide immediately to transit. the sfmta share of that would be about $36 million. it would also enact a complicated gas tax scheme that would begin to give us ongoing revenue sources again in the second year of the budget. last week, the governor sent a letter to the state pro tem saying he did not like various portions of it and was planning to veto it. he has not vetoed it yet. he has until this monday to make a decision. the legislature is taking some actions to address some of his concerns and other areas. we're not counting on that revenue but we're working to advocate for it. we've been sending letters. the mayor has been working on it. the board of superv

. >>> still to come on a "second look" it was an environmental nightmare and intentionally set. find out how a bay area company helped stop these oil fires in kuwait. >>> and a bit later the mystery of the oily birds off the san mateo coast. . >>> in the final days of the first gulf war iraqi soldiers deliberately lit hundreds of oil and natural gas fires. the environmental toll was devastating. a bay area company and a team of local firefighters were among a massive force sent to the area with the dangerous job of putting out those fires. in january of 2000, ktvu's bob mckenzie recounted their story. >> reporter: it was one of the great environmental outrages of the 20th century. husseih of iraq losing the war he started by innovating kuwait took a monumental revenge. they left 650 oil wells torched and burning, blackening the sky for hundreds of miles. predictions were that kuwait would burn for years. the fires in kuwait called forth the biggest firefighting effort in history. 8,000 pieces of heavy equipment, 125,000-tons of materials and gear left the u.s. on their way to ku

. >> this is every officer's worst nightmare, to be in a situation where you are faced with someone with a high- powered rifle. if you can just imagine a scene out of a movie where there's shell casings, everywhere, multiple shots are being exchanged. >> reporter: according to the highway patrol, the two officers were rookies, only six months on the job. one officer noticed a cache of weapons inside the driver's pickup. that's when byron williams of groveland shot at officers. he was wearing a bulletproof vest. the second officer radioed for backup. >> one thing i must say, they were very cool, very calm. under control. it was truly amazing to see how they were considering the minimal amount of time they have on the job. >> reporter: just to give you an idea of the scope of the investigation, chp officers blocked off a mile stretch of interstate 580 beginning on that overpass all the way past this one. wethey wanted to make sure -- they wanted to make sure they collected all of the evidence. the fbi is planning to interrogate williams who is in serious condition in the hospital. they wan

. >> this incident is every officer's worst nightmare. >> reporter: chp officers pulled over the nowlet ridden white toyota tundra which was driving eratically in oakland. an officer walked up to the truck on the passenger side. >> in which he observed the suspect reach for a handgun and he starts firing shots at the officer. >> reporter: the suspect was armed with a handgun and other guns and lots of ammo. a total of 10 officers show up and opened fire with everything they had. at least 60 rounds were fired. the gun fight lasted about 8 minutes. >> he was firing multiple shots. then he would get back into the truck. then he would lean out and fire multiple shots and get back into the truck. >> reporter: turns out the suspect was wearing a bullet proof vest. he gave up after getting hit multiple times in the arms an legs. two officers were cut in the face by flying glass as bullets shattered windows. it is amazing no officers were seriously hurt given the bullets from the suspect's rifle pierced the doors of the patrol cars. >> wherever he was going there is no doubt his intent was t

fears. >> so you don't have to worry and there isn't a nightmare in your closet.ed. not only keeps her cool and the room temperature even but is that white noise effect. it has helped soothe her, keep her from climbing into our bed when she wake up from restless sleep and a cost effective solution as well. >> that's only -- if you do want to spend more money, there are noise machines, but kids can use them. >> yes. absolutely, this one is provided by brookstone. lots of great options for children. whichever is the most comfortable. this one has a prenalgt one, the heartbeat, which can help those very, very young children. >> and also an alarm clock right next to it. i had never heard of this. >> it's called a stoplight alarm clock. basically you set the time for the child -- for the time you want your child to wake up. if they wake up in the middle of the night and the light is red, it means it's not time to get up. when it's closer and yellow. if they wake up and see the green light, then they can get up. >> climb in and see how you're doing. >> exactly. >> you h

. >> this incident that took place is absolutely every officer's worst nightmare. >> reporter: chp officers pulled over the white toyota tundra which was driving 580 westbound on grant avenue in oakland. an officer walked up to the truck on the passenger side. >> any -- in which he observed the man reaching for a handgun. >> reporter: the suspect armed with a handgun, shotgun, high powered rifle and lots of ammo. a total of 10 chp officers showed up and opened fired with everything they had including shot guns and assault rifles of their own. at least 60 rounds were fired. it lasted many minutes. >> he would get back in the truck and lean out and fire multiple shots and get back in the shot. >> reporter: the suspect was wearing a bullet proof vest. two officers were cut in the face by flying glass as bullets shattered windows. it is amazing no officers were seriously hurt given the bullets pierced the doors of the patrol cars. >> where he was going, there is no doubt his intent was to cause serious harm to either someone or a group of people. >> judging by the post on the youtube video many

now, some are actually worried this oil nightmare could end their time on earth. our report tonight from our wildlife and science expert, jeff corwin. >> reporter: veteran charter boat captain greg sears setting off from scituate, massachusetts, at first light in hot pursuit of the giant bluefin tuna. >> are you going to fish the spot you talked about yesterday? >> reporter: on this day, sears is going to try to put me in position to pull one in myself. >> look at the tuna jumping right there. >> reporter: it won't be easy. these fish are tough to spot. but four hours into our trip, the fight is on. >> get that main safety line on him. >> even though we're 1,200 miles from the gulf of mexico, that environmental catastrophe can directly impact the survival of this incredible fish. scientists believe the majority of bluefin tuna found off the new england coast actually spawn in areas of the gulf of mexico hit hardest by the oil spill. and that is a major concern. >> keep his head up. get that door open. >> reporter: after a 45-minute battle, the crew and i reel it i

an announcement could come as early as today in the wake of a public relations nightmare that forced hayward out of the spotlight and perhaps out of a job. nbc's jay gray has more. >> reporter: he has been the controversial face of bp. >> i'm afraid i don't know that either. >> reporter: through the deepwater horizon explosion, and initial cleanup and recovery efforts in the gulf -- >> i'd like my life back. >> reporter: now tony hayward's life could be changing dramatically. cnbc is reporting this morning that hayward is out as the chief executive officer of bp and that the move could come as early as today. yesterday the government's point man in the gulf, retired admiral thad allen, brushed aside talk about a leadership shift at bp. >> i have no knowledge of any personnel changes that are going on. we'll continue to work as the national incident commander and focus on what i do. >> reporter: that focus squarely on sealing the fractured well. now that a weekend storm has passed, crews and equipment are back at the spill site. >> generally the next week will be preps, making sure ev

. >> reporter: michael is steven's son, soft-spoken and in shock he talked about the nightmare his family is living. >> i hope that we get him back. my family needs him to heal. this is not just the loss of my son, my family needs him to heal. we can't heal without my dad. he doesn't deserve to go to prison. >> he's sitting in the contra costa jail facing child endangerment charges and police are holding him responsible for the five pit bulls living at the home on trail creek court in concord. he spoke to christie smith this morning about the fatal mauling of his 2 year old son, jacob. >> he never goes down there. usually his routine is -- in the morning, he goes to grandmas and -- >> reporter: but on thursday, the 2 year old went to the garage. three pit bull mixes were in there and two others were in the backyard. >> yesterday i was kind of emotional mostly from shock. my legs were wobbly. i could barely walk. today just to talk about it -- >> reporter: he was not at home at the time the boy's grandmother, his uncle and 4 year old brother were there. he says that one of the dogs that at

>>> fast-food nightmare. what a burger franchise cook is accused of slipping into meals. >>> and feeding frenzy. hundreds of alligators swarm a georgia waterway for cw time. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation, including the pacific time zone. i'm lynn berry. >>> and today, we begin with struck down. a federal judge in arizona has backed the obama administration's high-stakes challenge of arizona's controversial immigration law just hours before it was set to become law. while some provisions still go into effect today, key parts of this new legislation have been blocked, setting the stage for a lengthy court battle with arizona's governor already saying she plans to appeal. nbc's tracie potts is in washington with that story. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: lynn, good morning. arizona was ready for this fight. they have been ready for a few months now. and now a federal judge has weighed in. so, the law is in effect. it is now

this morning he told pr nightmare named they called it attending gate.he press conference look lot like steve's keynote speeches last about an hour-and-a-half starting with the good news. then moving on to an apology in which the ceo says the company is embarrassed that consumer reports will recommend its foam and apple was to do everything it can earn back the trust for its users. >> to pick ourselves up, we figure out what's wrong and try harder. and when we succeed the reward us by staying our users. >> he went to the store today and what happened? in >> cloyingly told me today the working of the fine details in a free cases yet a lot of it might happen on line of work and have to find out about that in the coming days. the app store employees are more than happy to tell you what they know they find things out on the need to know basis. you can see the entire press conference now live on our web site at www.kron4.com. >> what to the experts think of apple solution to this kron 4 kate thompson has their reaction from apple's headquarters in cupertino.

it started as a parent's worst nightmare. >> oh, my god. i don't want to think about it. it is scary. >> reporter: at this 76 station, a car thief took off in a cadillac with a 5-year-old girl strapped in the backseat, and the girl's dad was inside, pre-paying for gas. >> when he came out of the gas station or when he saw his car driving away, he realized what was going on immediately called 911. >> reporter: police say the car thief got on the highway and got off two exits lateer to get rid of the girl. about a half hour after the car was stolen, a woman found that little girl here on the corner of 41st street and roosevelt avenue and called police. >> she was doing fine. we had amr come and check her out and make sure she was okay. she was. >> then the car was found parked and locked, a few blocks from there, on 39th. >> they're always dumping cars, especially if there is a drug house on the corner, over there. you can tell, the little darlings are out of jail and they dump the cars in front of my joint. >> reporter: the good news in this case, everything of value is ac