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the ring leaders were 50-year- old ortega senior and/or saratoga junior. >> it is -- ortega junior. >what if something goes wrong at somebody's house like that. >> they say they launched an investigation a year ago into the equipment retail business. the father and son are accused of providing to businesses in exchange for profits. >>> and new census data, shows the nation's diversity is growing. coming up at 4:47 it is coming up in u.s. history. >>> it is now 4:37 and they have authorized a strike and today they are taken their message on the road. they start a series of rallies and they will all end up at caesar chavez for a bigger day of action and today it comes in the midst of the contract negotiations with the grocery store chain. >>> they will force the closure of a main artery on a memorial day weekend. the first is to excavate straight. over the holiday weekend they will install tell rare bridges a long first, fremont and beal to minimize the impact it will go up over 3 holiday week ken's, memorial day and labor and veterans day. >> it will allow us to transfer below four blo

the leaders were steven ortega sr., and steven ortega jr. of discovery bay. after agents searched several houses on this street. several residents told us they had nothing to do with a drug ring. but one man says he's not surprised the investigation led here. >> drug dealing. a lot of people walking around late at night. people that shouldn't be here are in this park, and they're not residents here. >> reporter: we saw agents focus their efforts inside this gated community here today. in discovery bay, eric rasmussen, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> more details now. the drug enforcement administration said the ortegas own a business. this is the hayward location. we checked it out today and found it closed up. the other store is in tracy. and it supplied equipment to grow marijuana. drug agents also raided houses about 5:30 this morning. one woman said there was a lot of them. >> they're in front, across the street. they're walking. guns. >> federal agents arrested at least one of the suspects in this neighborhood. they also kicked in the door of one home. some we

the leaders were steven ortega sr., and steven ortega jr. of discovery bay. after agents searched several houses on this street. several residents told us they had nothing to do with a drug ring. but one man says he's not surprised the investigation led here. >> drug dealing. a lot of people walking around late at night. people that shouldn't be here are in this park, and they're not residents here. >> reporter: we saw agents focus their efforts inside this gated community here today. in discovery bay, eric rasmussen, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> more details now. the drug enforcement administration said the ortegas own a business. this is the hayward location. we checked it out today and found it closed up. the other store is in tracy. and it supplied equipment to grow marijuana. drug agents also raided houses about 5:30 this morning. one woman said there was a lot of them. >> they're in front, across the street. they're walking. guns. >> federal agents arrested at least one of the suspects in this neighborhood. they also kicked in the door of one home. some we

ortega has pleaded not guilty to the charges. he faces life in prison if convicted on the assassination attempt charge. >>> john edwards' trial will go on in greensboro, north carolina, lawyers for the former presidential candidate arcing that the prosecution had failed to prove edwards intentionally violated the law. edwards accused of using campaign money to cover up an affair with his pregnant mistress. he is facing 30 years in prison. his lawyer begins calling witnesses on monday. >>> decision 2012, fresh off his big night in hollywood. president obama campaigning in the swing state of nevada. talked about home ownership and jobs during a stop in reno. a fund-raiser at george clooney's house raised $15 million. many believe it was fueled in part by the president's endorsement of same-sex marriage. >> making sure that everybody, regardless of sexual orientation, is treated fairly. >> in the wake of that endorsement, the president's republican rival finds himself on the defensive. yesterday, a "washington post" story said romne

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oscar ortega hernandez was charged with injury to dwelling charges. ortega shot at the white house last november using an assault rifle. ortega has pleaded not guilty to those charges and is facing life in prison if convicted of the assassination attempt. >>> a woman in fairfax county was sexually assaulted, robbed, severely beaten and it all happened behind a church and a school. pat collins joins us now with more on the search for whoever is responsible. pat. >> reporter: jim, what happened here, most disturbing, and today, a team of investigators worked the scene for more than 15 hours, looking for evidence, looking for clues, looking for two violent suspects. an unlikely crime scene, the grounds of an episcopal church and montessori school. behind this building, a woman sexually assaulted, robbed and beaten severely with something like a rock. they are looking for not one, but two suspects. >> the victim beaten so badly, it's hard to communicate with her. >> it has been very difficult to communicate with her, due to the nature of her injuries. >>

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lot of -- ortega junior. >> there are a lot of problems with shooting bullets. bullets that go a stray. >> and now the father and son are accused of using the businesses to providing equipment to growers in exchange for profits. >>> some berkeley homeowners could be evicted from their property for over a year. they complained of crime and noise at the house for more than 30 years. now the berkeley city council approved calling the home a nuisance and guidelines that could end with the homeowners being kicked out. a resolution could be explained later this month. >>> this morning the san francisco planning commission will discuss a plan to let them out of their lease at candle stick park. they will allow them out of the lease early in 2014 when they will begin playing at their new home in santa clara. in exchange they get more than $5 from the niners. >>> and it will slow down if he is driving near san francisco schools today. alex savage is in san francisco and new speed limits are taking affect around private as well as public schools, alex? >> reporter: it is

ortega pleaded guilty to the initial charges.of the assassination attempt. >>> the double agts who helped stop an al qaeda bomb plot is set to become a rich man. the fbi is reportedly going to give him $5 million for carrying out his dangerous mission. the british national was hired to detonate an underwear bomb. but he was really working for officials and turned the bomb over to authorities. his family will be relocated to ensure their safety. >>> the time is now 6:52. talk about hanging ten. >> the record setting wave this surfer conquered. >>> i'm liz crenshaw. two identical cars. one's set up with fuelish mistakes, ways to save hundreds >>> gas prices may be down in recent weeks, but there are still ways to save money each time you fill up. >> liz crenshaw has some tips that could save you dollars at the pump every year. >> most of us feel hopeless when we pull up to the pump because of the high cost of gas. >> reporter: our experiment starts with two new lincoln mkzs. we borrowed them from landover hills, maryland. they were

some 28 other people including the ortega sons are implicated in the transfer. a long time bay area prosecutor is suing. he claims that now dismissed rape charges brought against him were politically motivated. the charges were dismissed last october. he alleges defamation and says his reputation has been permanently damaged. he's seeking unspecified damages. he has been indicted on charges he used a gun among other things to sexual assault a colleague back in 2008. he was fired, but an arbitrator ordered he would be reinstated with back pay. he remains on paid leave. >>> republican presidential candidate, mitt romney is in the bay area today for an exclusive fundraiser. lloyd lacuesta tells us about 300 people attended tonight's event. >> reporter: frank, just about 10 minutes ago, mitt romney left his three hour fundraiser here in hills borough. attendees we talked to had nothing but praise for the republican nominee. >> condi rice was unbelievable. we had some illluminaries and mitt is hopefully the next president of the unite. >> he has very good business se

most of those cases are at ocean shore elementary and few were reported at ortega elementary. news reporter nick smith talked to the father of two youngsters. >> they have throw up you go home. >> reporter: that is exactly what happened to his son. after san mateo sent a lab sample to the state there was an outrage of the norovirus. the virus didn't stop with his son. >> my daughter she got it. she stayed home. same thing. >> reporter: today there are at least 205 students affected by flu-like symptoms. tyler says she avoided getting sick because he listened to his teacher. >> you catch anything that might have germs you have to go wash your hands. >> most that got sick were at ocean shore elementary but there were a few here at ortega elementary. the two schools often play together and signing appeared about ten days ago. since then they have worked to rid all surfaces of the virus. >> we are swab go down desktops chairs anything that is used. >> second day after school wide cleaning and they are more happy to take. >> its community here so we all try to do what we. >> can tw

some 28 other people including the ortega sons are implicated in the transfer. a long time bay area prosecutor is suing. he claims that now dismissed rape charges brought against him were politically motivated. the charges were dismissed last october. he alleges defamation and says his reputation has been permanently damaged. he's seeking unspecified damages. he has been indicted on charges he used a gun among other things to sexual assault a colleague back in 2008. he was fired, but an arbitrator ordered he would be reinstated with back pay. he remains on paid leave. >>> republican presidential candidate, mitt romney is in the bay area today for an exclusive fundraiser. lloyd lacuesta tells us about 300 people attended tonight's event. >> reporter: frank, just about 10 minutes ago, mitt romney left his three hour fundraiser here in hills borough. attendees we talked to had nothing but praise for the republican nominee. >> condi rice was unbelievable. we had some illluminaries and mitt is hopefully the next president of the unite. >> he has very good business se

most the cases are at ocean shore elementary with a few reported at ortega elementary since the outbreak began on may 8th. reporter nick smith talks about the father of two youngsters who caught the bug. >> they have a policy here if you throw up you go home. >> and that's exactly what happened to his son. >> after the health department sent a lab sample to the state it was confirmed there was an outbreak of noro virus but he knew something was up because it didn't stop with his son. >> my daughter, she got t she stayed home. same thing. >> to date there are at least 105 student affected from flu-like symptoms. ranking from diarrhea to stomach cramps. tyler said he avoided getting sick because he listen to the teacher. >> you touch anything that might have germs you have to go wash your hands. >> most of the students that got sick were students at ocean shore elementary but there were shore elementary but there were a few cases at ortega administrators say the students from the two schools often play together and signs of the virus first appearance around ten days ago. since then they ha

. >> reporter: the dea says the alleged ring leaders are stephen ortega sr. and stephen ortega, jr. we're still going through the many details that were just released to us in the last hour. we're putting those together for 6:00. eric rasmussen. >>> that operation in discovery bay isn't the only one uncovered in the bay area today. these pictures show police pulling marijuana plants out of a warehouse in richmond early today. coming up at 5:15 we'll have that story plus the unusual 911 call for help that brought officers to the scene. >>> dublin police are looking for the driver of a mercedes responsible for a deadly hit- and-run accident. a driver hit a man on a bicycle near the corner of doherty and fall creek road. the bicyclist is a man between 55 and 60 years old. he was pronounced dead at the scene of the collision. there were no witnesss, but investigators found vehicle part at the scene and used it to determine what kind of car hit the victim. >> at the scene there was vehicle parts on the roadway and our patrolman ran the numbers on the parts and determined that it belonged

-- total list of 17 charges that oscar ramirez ortega- hernandez was already facing.s accused of shooting an assault rifle at the white house last november. >>> two missing tennessee girls are home safe after a terrifying ordeal. adam mayes kidnapped the girls after killing their mother and older sister. fox's casey steigel with the latest from alpine, mississippi. >> reporter: after mary two weeks of intense search two kidnap -- nearly two weeks of intense search two kidnapped tennessee girls home safely. the 12-year-old and 8-year-old reportedly were abducted by 35- year-old adam mayes. police found the three thursday evening in a wooded area in alpine, mississippi. >> officers immediately issued commands to adam mayes to show his hands. mayes pulled a semiautomatic pistol from his waistband and shot himself in the head and was later pronounced dead at a local hospital. >> reporter: the fbi believes mayes killed the girls' 14-year- old sister yawn and their mother jo ann bain. -- sister and their mother jo ann bain. mayes wife was also charged in the deaths. the bod

to the charges oscar ortega hernandez is facing. he is charged with using an assault rifle to fire a series of shots at the white house in november. one of those shots struck the mansion. nobody was hurt. and the president and first lady were out of town at the time. at a status hearing today, his attorney entered not guilty plea for the additional charges. >>> police who know him say ortega became fixated on president obama before the shootings. >>> on edge, tonight, there's growing concern over school violence, after a 7th grader is beaten inside her classroom. wjz is live at garrison middle school, where it happened. mike hellgren has the outrage. mike? >> reporter: kai, you're right about that growing concern. school officials confirm this incident happened. the dad doesn't know if he wants his daughter to go back to class here. >> reporter: 7th grader lapanna thompson and her dad spoke only to wjz about a vicious fight inside garrison middle school in baltimore. thompson claims another student attacked her inside a classroom. a

the president of nicaragua, president ortega. we don't know why he didnt' make it. they are the two were absent. but we had a good crowd and great attendance. >> we get all confused in the media here and we did not understand -- what was the agenda of the summit? >> the agenda was very relevant. for example, at infrastructure -- how can we connect our systems, our grid, how to increase our use of local energy and alternative energy? we also had as a topic how to fight poverty and create jobs. and we had 150 american ceo's of the first grade level. one of the most difficult problems we had was where to park the private jets. [laughter] >> that is a problem, that is a problem. >> and the political news and business news, bridge dramatically the success and the outcome of this summit. >> one of the things that i was keeping an eye on was it some thought within the countries of south america that had to do with the decriminalizing of at least some drugs, which president obama and his administration did not even want to go there, and also emigration was something that wa

. >> as a precautionary measure, but ortega school was wiped down on monday. >> this three-year-old just got back from her make a wish trip to disney world except there was one big problem. the camera with oliver pictures on it was stolen off of the airplane is what the family wants to do to get the camera back. >> in this case he made five steps into my yard before pulling out his revolver. >> the family dog was shot and killed by officers and how they say could of been avoided. >> stated, in last four of this iconic it historic warships. >> it is a meal college kids and people of the budget know well. now, the first experiment showing what happens to the chemically preserved food inside the human stomach. >> on sunday there will be the regular solar eclipses visible in the bay area. details coming up. across >>pam: a san jose family is making a desperate plea. there camera was still an of an airplane. the family is coming back from a will make a wish trip to disney world with their three year-old daughter who had been diagnosed with a brain tumor. the family is offering a $1,000 reward

but there were a few reported cases here at ortega elementary. administrators say the students from the two schools played together and signs of the virus first appeared about 10 days ago. since then they worked to rid all surfaces of the virus, giving everything a thorough scrub down. >> we are swabbing down the desk tops and the chairs and everything commonly used by multiple children. >> today was the second day of a school-wide cleaning, steps they say they are more than happy to take. >> it is a community here. we all try to do what we can. >> two things. one teacher tells me they have stayed open the entire time because parents have been pro active in keeping sick children at home. the second thing they say, if you have any symptoms of the virus stay symptom free from 48 hours to 72 hours before you send your kid back to school. nick smith, abc7 news. >> nick, thanks. good information. >>> after all of the hype, the facebook ipo was more of a fizzle than a pop. mark zuckerburg wearing a hoo di e and ringing the -- hoodie rang the bell. the

he is oscar ra mira ortega hernandez, an indictment adds firearms in a dwell and he's pleaded not guilty. >>> by now you've probably seen this, controversial time magazine cover that sparked controversy and conversation about what's doubled attachment parenting. the magazine is marking 20 years since a book by dr. william sears and his wife made the concept famous. it's time's cover people are talking about. is it appropriate? is it not? surae chinn got reaction today. >> i just feel like we have to defend ourselves for something that we're doing that's so right for our kids and i hate that. >> reporter: the topic of disposable diapers at this attachment parenting group in reston was overshadowed by a picture of a 3-year-old standing up and latched onto mom's breast. >> i saw it was a picture of a mom breastfeeding her kid. so it wasn't like oh, wow. there was nothing shocking about it. we're moms. we know what we have. >> reporter: moms can already feel the pressure of being judged and they say having this cover doesn't help. you feel like you kind of are always to have to stand up for

. >>> después que chabella ortega leyó el libro, su vida cambió >>> eso me hizo ver que cada uno tenemosta, al hablar de esta tradición, hablamos de la tradición del artista, que sone) en perú, inclusive en egipto >>> desde niño le enseñarno que podía hacer sus sueños realidad así se convirtió en medico cirujano, sin embargo, cambío el bisturí por las letras quería ver cómo funcionaba la mente humana >>> luegoprimer impacto (m-f)uns historia, todos los demás tienen historia, en la historia de ellas, serás un personaje secundario, cualquier cosas que digan de ti, será de un personaje secundario >>> el tercero acuerdo, no hagas suposiciones >>> podemos hacer un millón de historias, por cualquier cosa, el hacer suposiciones realmente crea una tormenta en un vaso de agua >>> y el cuarto acuerdo, favorito de don miguel, haz siempre lo mejor que puedas >>> todo lo que creamos los seres humanos, primero fue una idea, y tenemos que llevarla a la acción >>> quince años más tarde quiere escribir el quito acuerdo con su hijo >>> para él, este quinto acuerdo es la culminación de los cuatro anteriore

look, it's not the ortega salsa. it's not the emeril lagasse brand of marinara.a bam factor. but the bam comes from the company's business model more than any individual product. b & g is a house of brands. in fact, i think of it as kind of an orphanage of unloved brands that have been discarded by much larger companies. b & g finds these declining brands that usually aren't getting the support they need because the companies they're part of are very huge and then it buys them for less than they're worth and then nurtures them back to health. for example, at the end of november b & g finished acquiring culver specialty brands from unilever for $325 million smackers in cash. it contains six brands. mrs. dash seasoning. who hasn't bought mrs. dash? okay? my closet's filled with this stuff. molly mcbutter. sugar twin. a lot of people like that. artificial sweetener. baker's joy. i mean, baker's joy is one of those things, it's in your closet, you don't even know it's in your -- you don't even know that you own the stuff. but you own it. static guard spray. what else

but there were a few reported cases here at ortega elementary. administrators say the students from the two schools played together and signs of the virus first appeared about 10 days ago. since then they worked to rid all surfaces of the virus, giving everything a thorough scrub down. >> we are swabbing down the desk tops and the chairs and everything commonly used by multiple children. >> today was the second day of a school-wide cleaning, steps they say they are more than happy to take. >> it is a community here. we all try to do what we can. >> two things. one teacher tells me they have stayed open the entire time because parents have been pro active in keeping sick children at home. the second thing they say, if you have any symptoms of the virus stay symptom free from 48 hours to 72 hours before you send your kid back to school. nick smith, abc7 news. >> nick, thanks. good information. >>> after all of the hype, the facebook ipo was more of a fizzle than a pop. mark zuckerburg wearing a hoo di e and ringing the -- hoodie rang the bell. the

ortega has pleaded not guilty to the initial dharcharges. he faces life in prison if convicted. >>> the agent who helped stop an al qaeda bomb plot is going to become a rich man. the fbi is going to give him $5 million for carrying out the mission. he was ordered by al qaeda to detonate a sophisticated underwear bomb. but he was really working for u.s., british, and saudi officials and turned the bomb over to authorities. officials say the agent's family will be relocated to ensure their safety. >>> base realignment or closure or brac could present another problem in our area. this time it's fairfax county. in a month, 3,000 workers will work into a complex near the beltway. congressman jim moran toured the area yesterday, said the move could mean major delays on arlington boulevard. those who live in the pine spring neighborhood worry about noise, parking, and lights in their back yards. others are concerned of the armed guards. >> what does this mean if they're taking those precautions to protect the buildings? what happens to the folks wi

. >>> caltran says allow extra time ortega alternate routes. >>> speaking of bridges and transportation, ferry should be back in service this morning. the dirt workers went on a one day strike and even got the attention of the governor. they have been working without a contract furry arrear and gov. jerry brown says that the strike created a significant amount of disruption and he plans to investigate. >>> mike sugerman gives us the scoop on the golden gate bridge festivities. >>> we're going to say happy birth date to the golden gate bridge and celebrates. >>> this road will be close, so will this one and this one. >>> we are expecting a lot of delays. >>> he is among everyone else telling people did not drive, it's quan to be jammed. >>> we are expecting thousands of people, maybe we will have a hundred thousand of people. it's hard to estimate. >>> it will be a celebration of music and blues. then fireworks' hoping it will not be a flop. more people than they could have ever imagined. >>> we really thought it out to and how to spread the festival out kind of marketing back to the 193

. >>> well, tomorrow a hearing will be held for the suspects white house shooter ortega- hernandez.police say he aimed a rifle and opened fire in the direction of the white house hoping to shoot the president. >>> today hers can be known as -- toddlers can be known as terrors when they hit the terrible 2s but one parents say their 2-year-old was on the no- fly list. this happened tuesday night at the airport in fort lauderdale. she and her parents just boarded a jet blue flight heading home to new jersey when an employee told them they had to get off the plane. they believe this happened because they're both middle eastern descent. >> and i said for what? and he said well, it's not you or your husband. your daughter was flagged. as no fly. i said excuse me? >> it's absurd. >> it made no sense. >> why would -- why would an 18- month-old child be on a no-fly list? >> after being questioned, the family was told that they could reboard. they were too embarrassed to get back on that flight so the airline says it's investigating while the tsa says that they are not because the family woul

. >> ortega elementary had more than two dozen kids with flu like symptoms. it is not known yet if the kids at this camp is also have the norovirus. >>pam: a woman died in a car accident that happened early this morning. a man and child in the car was still the hospital in serious injuries. calls to the accident happened just after 1:00 a.m.. first of the roundabout is supposed to slow traffic and has caused a number of accidents. instead of the, this man was arrested after he allegedly fled from police ever caused a fatal crash. it all happened yesterday morning with the chp told the driver over near 33rd street. they say he stepped off the it hit four parked cars that killed a man the of the injured another bystander. allegedly continued on the for hitting a moving car. that collision caused his vehicle to burst into flames. fish >>pam: of the california school bus driver who became a hero back in the 1970's has died. frank edward rate was 91 years old. his family said that he died from complications of cirrhosis of the liver. he was the man who helped 26 s

and mama ortega is 100 years old so i'm celebrating with her. that's 1/2 cup.etchen and go for it. you have to do it like you mean it. would you like to make a cocktail? >> come on, baby. it's friday. >> do we have mexican music? >> so my layer goes first, sandra? >> ok, so we're going to look at this, these are individual servings, yes, your layer goes first, then the salsa, them the chopped avocado, then you're going to put in the sour cream and just garnish on top. >> layer, layer, layer. >> you are doing a mexover cocktail. number one cocktail in the united states is a margarita. so this is brand new on the market. that's my job. >> i've seen that. >> this is the jose cuervo light margarita but it's wild berry. this is all wrong. you'll never get enough in here. >> come on, steve. >> no, no. no. here. >> how much? >> ice. >> just go. >> ice, there's a little bit -- >> this isn't straight tequila? >> no, we mix, it's juices and we're not done yet and it's jose cuervo and we'll put in somberies. you can do fresh or frozen with mint. that's all this is. >> tha

similar symptoms have been seated nearby ortega elementary.ousehold >> parents are advised that if your child shows flew like symptoms come to keep them home. what's the symptoms go away keep them all another 48-72 hours just to be sure. >>james: if you miss the forecast of a we have more coming up and admit it. >>james: construction is now under way, 10 hours a day, six days a week on the new 49ers stadium. there has been a lot of progress. an army of workers has begun outweighing the foundation for that billion dollar project. >> before they can raise any steel, five drilling rigs like this will be boring thousands of files or footings, each one capable of supporting and 90 t. >> this will be the catalyst for many others to come. right now we're looking at master planning the entire area for recreation, entertainment, read our reinventing ourselves. this will be our future. >> right now there are about 250 workers on site. >> we are hiring people and train drivers and new engineers. >> six years in the planning for what was once an empty par

two additional counts are being added to the 17 that oscar ortega hernandez already faces. hernandez, who is from idaho, is accused of using a rifle with a scope to fire a series of shots at the white house, november 11th. the president and first lady were out of town at the time. >>> president obama raises a record amount of money in a celebrity fundraiser. in tonight's campaign 2012 report, the president is proving he's got the loyalty of hollywood's elite. jessica kartalija is live in the newsroom with more on the millions raised last night. jess? >> kai, it was a mix of political power and hollywood glamour. the party was held alt george clooney's home in the hollywood hills. tickets to the star-studded event cost $30,000 and raised $15 million for the president's campaign. funny man rob reiner, steven spielberg, robert downey, jr., and baltimore's own stacy keebler were just a few of the stars to attend. meanwhile, republican white house hopeful mitt romney is answering allegations about some behavior in high school. the washington post is reporting that romney helped

oscar marero ortega hernandez is accused of firearm and injury to a twelling.ith trying to assassinate the president. his attorney answered not guilty plea today. >>> mitt romney under the microscope. was hillary clinton urged to channel president bam panel by her husband? grapevine is next. every communications provider is different but centurylink is committed to being a different kind of communications company. ♪ we link people and fortune 500 companies nationwide and around the world. and we will continue to free you to do more and focus on what matters. >> bret: now some fresh pickings from the political grapevine. the "washington post" 5400-board article focusing on romney almost's alleged bullying and frankster lifestyle in high school is criticized on the right. the post's own jennifer ruben notes the absence of long investigative pieces on president obama. ruben concludes no wonder conservative are suspicious of mainstream media. looking through the archive we found two articles mentioning then senator obama high school years. one of those spent 10,000

friday, you might remember, dozens of students called in sick at ocean shore elementary and from ortegas showed signs of the norovirus here is the schools were scrapped to make sure that everything was at to normal. the superintendent says there were sewer -- there were fewer sick calls today. >>pam: still ahead, an exit strategy in place for afghanistan and how the u.s. will pull out without disrupting security. >> the u.s. forces >>pam: we will find al police say turned a super soakers into a shotgun. thousands of genes recalled due to fire danger. the summer travel season is here. before you book a trip, find out why travel agents could give you a way up on those of a lot of trouble web sites. >>brian: is this the legal realm of the area today with temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. numbers are running 10-20 degrees cooler than yesterday. for tomorrow, the winds will increase. i will talk about that in a few minutes. mom? hmm? what does your esophagus look like? let's look it up after school. here. thanks, anita. eww. dad, how did luke cage get his powers? umm... here, i'll s

you might recognize them as the company behind ortega or las palmas brand mexican food. cream of wheat. vermont plain syrup. b & m beans. b&g pickles among others. i like b&g for a number of reasons. first that delicious 4.6% yield especially versus 10-year treasuries. up 83%. since 2012 is looking more and more like 2011 that bodes well for the future. the company has a fabulous track record of buying neglected brands from its largest competitors and nursing them back to health. plus b&g has given you about a 95% gain since i first got behind it in october of 2010. i think this is the ideal domestic defensive dividend name for this environment. but don't take it from me. let's talk to david wenner. he's the president and ceo of b&g foods. find out more about his company and its prospects. mr. wenner, welcome back to "mad money." have a seat. >> good to see you. >> thank you so much, david. now, since we talked last, you've made this acquisition. and it's in a different direction. i've got all of your terrific food products and every single person who is watching knows t