. >> patti ann: i'm patti ann browne. the guardian that first broke the story is now revealing its source. a 29-year-old nsa contractor spilled the secrets. >> gregg: steve centanni is live. what can you tell us about the person that leaked this information to the media? >> he is an american that used to work for the c.i.a. named edward snowden. he is now employed by defense contractor working at the office of the national security agency in hawaii where he lived. he recently flew to hong kong where he remains at this time a he gave permission for his name to be released. he says greenwald says she performing a vital public service. >> there is no harm from no national security that they are tapping into the internet and planning massive cyber attacks. these are things that the american people have a right to know. >> greenwald doesn't have a clue how this works. neither does the person that released enough information to be dangerous. >> reporter: and members have a right to know what is being done. >> gregg: are changes

patti ann? >>patti ann: the national unemployment rate is currently 7.5%. sew knee is here with three companies who are hiring now. >> we'll find out tomorrow. that is one of the biggest reasons, the tumble it did yesterday, so we're not expecting good things out of tomorrow's number. but we have companies that are hiring. we're digging for themr finding. dollar general, you know the company, you probably shop there, $60 billion company and they are expanding. 10,000 employees. they are also looking for management times for their bethel, pennsylvania, headquarters. they had a hiring fair. had a hiring fair on may 18 and are going to be opening 635 new stores. this is the type of business that is succeeding now. >> the budget stores are what people want now. guy co? >> the auto insurance company. they have about 200 openings now and they are planning to hire 4,000 throughout the year. this is owned by berkshire hathaway, warren buffett. you probably heard about him. they have a leadership program for college grads. this program, the pay is decent for colleg

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good morning, molly. >> good morning, patti. good morning, kelly. attorney general eric holder will meet privately, but he'll also answer questions by in writing by the close of business on wednesday. bob goodlatte and jim sensenbrenner, both republicans, say they're giving holder a second chance to clarify his may testimony on the james rosen leak investigation. specifically, why holder appeared to tell lawmakers that he did not approve of that type of investigation, but later it was revealed that holder signed the search warrants. congressman sensenbrenner said in a statement, quote, after learning of the rosen warrant, it was clear his, meaning holder's, testimony deserves further scrutiny. hopefully holder is forthright so we can put an end to the questions surrounding his seemingly misleading statements. that search warrant signed by holder allowedsearch rosen's e- records and to review his comes and going for the state department. but prior to that search warrant becoming public, holder was asked about the leak investigation on may 15th and he

patty of food and water watch, thank you, and rick quinn of fdaimports.com. in a statement yesterday we should point out the company said shung wa will continue its long-term strategy with strict adherence to the highest standards of quality control and safety compliance. its agreement to smithfield is fully aligned of this focus. >>> will the next new thing be wearable technology? we'll take a peek into the future. >>> first a look at how commodities, currencies and treasuries fared today. 1y50 >>> amazon is going after netfl netflix. the online retailer plans to produce five new television shows following netflix deeper into the world of original content delivered over the internet. the new series will be shown exclusively on am zone's prime service that comes out later this year and in early 2014. amazon rose slightly to $267 and netflix jumped more than 3% to $222 a share. this stock has more than doubled this year. >>> as technology companies battle for dominance, the next big thing may not be the newest and coolest device but how you wear it. john fortt

>> good morning ainsley and patti ann. we are looking at a chance of showers and storms across sections of the plains oklahoma, kansas and into missouri could be looking at areas of rain. we are tracking a new storm system impacting this part of the country since yesterday with showers and storms. there is a possibility although a slight risk. there is that chance we could be looking at large hail damaging winds and isolated tornadoes with some of these storms. as we head into tomorrow parts of texas, oklahoma city and arkansas and missouri could be looking at another round of those storms. high temperatures much cooler today across sections of the northeast. 74 for your high today it will be a beautiful day with sunshine. cleveland only 67 degrees for your high. very pleasant across sections after we saw extreme heat out there over the weekend. as we head into the tropics we are actually tracking an area of low pressure that the national hurricane center has highlighted and does have a concern here about 30 percent chance

cofounder patty lee made to challenge what is normal and sexy.ir stories is beauty and sexuality that is inclusive of all communities. a word of warning, the video you are about to see has been edited for television. actual performances and if film screenings are for mature audiences only. >> we chose the name because many people that we worked with on disabilities, we share a similar framework. people with disabilities that are somehow cast upon. our bodies are valuable and beautiful. there is nothing. >> it was co-founded by patty and leroy moore that were dismayed that their bodies were not considered as sexy. it's sin for short to change peoplesns perceptions on sexuality. they are adult themed. auvts talk about desire. they show the beauty of their bodies and embrace their bodies as whole and perfect. underlyin a deep commitment to social and economic justice. >> we do things justice and performing for art's sake, it's giving us a message out there. >> it's the intersections that disability raise. you can't really talk about disability for e

cofounder patty lee made to challenge what is normal and sexy.ir stories is beauty and sexuality that is inclusive of all communities. a word of warning, the video you are about to see has been edited for television. actual performances and if film screenings are for mature audiences only. >> we chose the name because many people that we worked with on disabilities, we share a similar framework. people with disabilities that are somehow cast upon. our bodies are valuable and beautiful. there is nothing. >> it was co-founded by patty and leroy moore that were dismayed that their bodies were not considered as sexy. it's sin for short to change peoples perceptions on sexuality. they are adult themed. auvts talk about desire. they show the beauty of their bodies and embrace their bodies as whole and perfect. underlying message is a deep commitment to social and economic justice. >> we do things justice and performing for art's sake, it's giving us a message out there. >> it's the intersections that disability raise. you can't really talk about disabi

patty had very grown up, fabulous clothes. >> jimmy: she did.uton. >> jimmy: le bouton. but of course. [ light laughter ] look, i have a couple of photos of patty's wardrobe here. this right here is -- this is -- i'm going to name them. this is like intimidating patty. [ laughter ] >> look at that. >> jimmy: you'd better watch it, there. this one here, this is the "oh no he didn't" patty. [ laughter ] i like that one there. surprise! [ laughter ] you guys talking about me? yeah. so these are going on auction. you're auctioning these off? >> absolutely, for making money for bringing change to mind. >> jimmy: and how do you auction it off? would you have your website or -- >> it'll be on ebay. it'll be live on eb -- eb? >> jimmy: eb? >> eb, starting july 10th through 20th, it'll be a live auction. >> jimmy: that's very, very cool of you to do. and then i've got to talk about this "pirates of penzance." >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: i'm totally going. >> oh my god. i had my first rehearsal today with kevin klein. >> jimmy: who else is -- kevin klein. >> m

hi diane. >> hi patti ann. the lobbying group says revealed 201 irs employees currently work full-time on union activities. according to the office of personnel management the practice is part of the federal government's carefully crafted collective system. they explain in the report official time spent by federal employees performing representationnal work for a bargaining unit in lieu of their regularly assigned work. this allows unions to satisfy their duty of fair representation to members and nonmembers alike. official time is only supposed to be used for business tied directly to the representation of bargaining unit employees in matters concerning federal employment commission. they cannot use the time for conventions for example but critics say they shouldn't be using time to pay for used by taxpayers to do any union business at all. alg says the irs gave the employees job titles that makes it appear they are focused on agency rather than union business like internal revenue agent, revenue officer and t

. >> good morning heather and patti an ann. beautiful emergencies out of florida and parts of the gulf coast. we are looking at a slow moving weather pattern. where you have the nice weather today you will be seeing that continuing so that includes parts of the northeast. where you have the bad weather we expect it to take place as well. the midwest parts of the plains not just today in the form of thunderstorms and showers maybe possibility of severe weather as we get into your friday and also into your saturday kickoff the weekend we are expecting more showers more thunderstorms up here large hail damaging winds and also isolated tornadoes will be possible. heed any warnings out there that's across the north central sections of the u.s. hot temperatures low humidity dry conditions so we do have a number of red flag warnings in effect. elevated fire danger is in place today and expected to continue as well. hot in texas 90 for dallas 102 over el paso. northeast beautiful day upper 70s in cleveland and also in new york city. he

patti ann?her scandal surrounding the irs an agency watchdog is reporting irs credit cards were used for lavish lunches and wine. >> good morning. a new report by the treasury inspector general for tax administration shows poor over site by the irs allowed thousands of dollars for improper purchases using their irs credit card. the vast majority of the more than $103 million worth of purchases were legitimate. but inadequate control still failed to prevent many ill legitimate purchases. investors found one irs employee found more than 126,000 on diet pills romance novels and smart phones in addition to baby items. other notable purchases 3,000 dollars to rent the popcorn machine and buy prizes like bandanas and stuffed animals. 400,000 for give away prizes for manager's meetings and $119 for newer of footballs stored in a file cabinet. two-car cards were used to buy pornography but they found the cards were stolen. it is under fire for extra scrutiny of conservative groups applying for tax exemp

ktvu's patty lee and ktvu's cara liu at moffett field where air force one just touched down. >> we saw the president greeting a group of 50 folks here, invited guests by the white house. we see a number of families with children. we saw him saying hello to him. there is so many people here, i am having a difficult time seeing. hopefully you can see our picture. the vehicle is starting to roll at this point. the folks here, we heard a loud cheer from them as the president arrived and said hello to folks out here. >> the president arrived early, didn't he? >> he did. air force one touched down around 5:40 p.m. this afternoon, 15 minutes ahead of schedule. that is something that folks here were not expecting. >> all right. cara liu live in moffett field. thank you. and on the agenda tonight, the fundraiser in palo alto. the president is headed there right now. ktvu's patti lee is standing by outside that event with what people are staying about this visit. >> reporter: the president is expected to arrive in this neighborhood in less than an hour and you can see here to greet him is a crow

. >> those are two of the toughest questions that patty and richard herdel face in their business everyay. >> you're kind of like a hardware store for artists because you have to carry a lot of products all the time. >> we want a broad spectrum in our store. that's why we have so many items here. >> the owners of san clemente art supply and custom framing have about 49,000 products in the store and on the website. >> everybody needs something different. so you have to have a mix of paints, brushes and papers. those are your basic things and canvas. >> and the challenge is to figure out what to stock and what not to stock on their shelves. >> we kind of do that all the time. it's kind of a rolling thing. >> it's an issue of dollars and space. >> we can't sell everything out of here all the time. we're not a huge store. so if we bring something big in, something else generally has to move and get squished or go. >> deciding to send a product on its way isn't easy. but the need to keep inventory in check has helped guide purchasing decisions. >> people walking in and if you don't have that

patti says be honest with your answers and your bottom line.f you think you need to make a change, don't wait. just do it. >> if you have made the decision to do it, you should go on and do it and get that space cleared away whether it's on a menu, on a shelf, go on and do it and then you have the dollars and the space to do something more interesting, more worth your time and effort. and if you have any regrets, you can always bring it back. >> unsold inventory is something no retailer wants to see. so how do you avoid it and what else can you do when confronted with merchandise that's outlived its profitability? we have a great panel to answer these questions today. angela is co-founder of savor the success. she also owns a spa which develops and sells products. and heather thomson is the creator of the shape wear lineupy by heather. you'll recognize her as one of the real housewives of new york city. great to see you. >> so good to be here. >> do you think -- you guys both deal with products and a lot of products -- is figuring out what stay

we've got patti ann's profile coming up tomorrow. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> good morning. today is wednesday, june 19, 2013. i'm gretchen carlson. i hope you're going to have a fantastic day. fox news alert. the taliban claiming they killed four americans hours after the united states agreed to begin peace talks with them. so people are asking this morning: why are we negotiating with terrorists in the first place? >>steve: a murder mystery hits the new england patriots. a star player under investigation after a body is found near his house. we have a live report straight ahead. >>brian: they make for some of the funniest videos on the internet but do you know how to use pepper spray the right way. we're learning. steve has volunteered to take it straight in the face. "fox & friends" starts right now.

patti ann?> attorney general eric holder is being investigated now for sworn testimony he gave to congress last month. after an affidavit surfaced showing holder wanted fox news reporter james rosen monitored. fox news correspondent doug luzader joins us. >> good morning, attorney general eric holder is on a deadline to explain remarks he made to congress that may be, let's say inconsistent with the facts. holder was asked by the house judiciary committee last month about potential reporter prosecutions in leak cases. he claimed it wasn't something he was involved in. in fact, he said he never heard of it. but it's now clear that he signed off on a search warrant back in 2010 that named fox's james rosen as a potential coconspirator in a leak investigation raising a tough question: did holder commit perjury? >> we're going to give him an opportunity to respond. the chairman of the subcommittee, jim sensenbrenner, i sent him a letter giving him until next wednesday to ask pointed questions about

patti ann? >> if you are worried about the government being able to read your e-mails and listen to phone calls we have tips to try to protect you from being spied on. we have security analyst and ceo of connected to the case.com. thank you for joining us. >> first let's talk about the companies that are participating in this prison program by government order. you have microsoft, yahoo, google, facebook, aol, youtube and apple. these are all of the different programs that people go on for chatting web browsing video et cetera where they can start to build kind of a profile of you. how troubled are you by this? >> i am a former cop former justice intel guy. at some point you say how much does the scope go, are we targeting or fishing? i think that's the real issue we are dealing with right now. >> if you want to protect your privacy. >> it is called the tour project. it is used by activists a lot of people out of china even in the military to hide their identity. it does it by bouncing all over

ktvu's patti lee is in san francisco -- limozones.tti lee is in san francisco. >> reporter: turns out there is no one agency that over sees it. >> at san francisco city hall this wedding party chose to skip the pomp and circumstance. >> we are not going to do limo because money first. of course. second with that news, no. scary. >> reporter: that news refers to the two limo fires. the accident on the bridge last month and the fire yesterday morning in walnut creek that forced elderly women to evacuate. >> bad wrap right now. >> he owns the limo that is now totaled. there are no criminal charges because no one was hurt but he could be fined. they are supposed to carry 8 passengers but police say they were carrying 10. >> i don't know how many people in the car. >> another limo fire so soon after one that killed a bride and four friends is shaking customers. >> i was planning a party and this time around i decided not to. >> i had a few mishaps with my transportation companies and i had to let them go. >> reporter: from her persiv

i caught up with patti stanger, star of bravo's hit tv show, the millionaire matchmaker. pounds in just two months with sensa. ...you look so amazing. >> thank you so much. >> you do, you look so amazing. what's going on? >> well, a really funny thing happened to me. i've been battling with my weight my whole life, i'm a curvy girl, and i saw you on tv, believe it or not, selling a great product named sensa. >> right. >> god, you lost weight fast in such a short period of time, and i ran out and i purchased it and it works. i was amazed. i didn't have to worry about taking pills. i didn't have to worry about counting calories, which i'm terrible at, by the way. >> tell me about your job. >> well, i'm c.e.o. of the millionaire's club and i've got a book called become your own matchmaker out, and i'm the star of bravo's millionaire matchmaker, going into season four. by the end of the day, i have no time! i need something fast, simple, easy, and gets the job done. >> what was the pressure like for you being on television to lose weight. >> the networks put pressure on you.

patti tells us why hundreds of thousands of citations have been mailed out. >> reporter: i just kind of wondered how they're going to bill me for the toll. >> when a fast track arrived in the the mail. >> i am thinking i know i paid it but i better double check. >> when she saw her check cleared weeks earlier she got mad and she's not alone. a lot of come complaints is swaf the fast track website and the phone lines. >> a lot of those invoices came back with checks. the checks began to pile up and we are processing it in a timely manner. >> marie tell us the problems are being addressed. staff will be added as well as a longer grace period for payments to prevent fine notices automatically generated. >> that's not right, they should not be sending out these violations if they cannot process it in time. they should have known, they should have prepare for it >> about 300 complaints have been made of this issue in the last two week of may. . but, that number is still significant. in san francisco, patti lee ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco mayor of another city's leader today. th

in hayward patti lee ktvu channel 2 news. >> families and friends were in court to support the coach including the man who called edward a father figure. >> it does not make sense, he helped thousand of young women and children. for years he dedicated his life to that so it does not make sense. >> rashad says edward kept him out of trouble and inspired him to go to college, he spent time with edward home as a child and staying over night but never witness anything that's inappropriate at least two of edward's sons attended today proceedings. >>> after george was forced from the office for using $130, 000 for public money. voters are choosing among six candidates to replace the district two super visors. . he's due to be sentenced on friday. >>> voters there are -- the city says the money is necessary to maintain the city's police department. measure afrom 6-8%, it needs a simple majority to pass. >>> an anticipation bill of the upcoming movie of -- what family members say about the film and why grant's young daughter would have to wait to see it. >> i do see a major warm up on the wa

right, patty?ecade that follows this amazing rescue, the men of rescue one and the fdny continue to serve the city of new york. but sadly three of the firefighters who came to the aid of jose and peter lewis in 1991 that day are killed at the world trade center on september 11, 2001. patty brown promoted to captain. kevin dowdell. and patrick o'keefe. the loss is felt by their families and colleagues and also by jose giagos who developed a lasting friendship with the men who saved his life. >> i don't have any words to express how i feel about these guys. they live in my heart. i carry them in a very special part of my heart. >> although he now lives in his native colombia, he has come back to the building where he once feared his life would end. >> it was very hot. there was a lot of smoke coming out of all the windows. >> and we have a surprise waiting for him. on the corner of 7th avenue and 48th street. >> oh, man. >> hi. >> it's kevin shay now retired and living in montana. shay and giagos hav

ktvu's patti lee is where police aren't calling the death a homicide, at least not yet. >> reporter: that's right. not right now but the circumstances are suspicious to say the least. the body was found ght here, wrapped up tight and draped across a shopping cart. >> came to work right here. >> reporter: when he pulled into work this morning he noticed something odd, a package that hadn't been there the night before. >> was in the plastic back. legs to the top, it was like a blanket. >> afraid to move what he feared was a body. he asked for help. they decided to call police. >> we don't know what we have there yet. we are entertaining a lot of different possibilities. >> police determined that it was a dead hema on his own. >> natural causes and somebody tried to cover up the body. >> reporter: business did not suffer from the discovery but folks who work in the area tell us they are afraid. >> i guess you really see it on tv, csi, you don't expect it to see it in front of your work. >> the streets are rarely empty. even at night. there is a park nearby with a homeless encampment tha

patty? >> reporter: the spokes woman tells me the company will be notifying individuals. the ceo promised shareholders a workforce reduction focused on management. >> two years ago, a career at the silicone valley software company looked bright. >> today, there are reports the company could lay off 1,700. >> larger companies start doing layoffs then you kind of wonder about the economy overall. >> vance lohall works at lockheed. he believes it will hurt the confidence in silicone valley which many thought were getting better from the recession. >> if there's anything in their company going on, people start looking around. >> semantics problems can't be solved by law offs. >> semantics needs to refocus on its core business, antivirus software will only lead to a brain drain. >> get rid a lot of contributions. >> those people have relatives who don't want to buy from the company and now those go to competitors. >> layoffs could refocus a company that was the 12th largest just last year in silicone valley. >> they're still probably one of the first brands when they think of

ktvu's patti lee is -- body found. ktvu's patti lee is live with the man who found the body. >> reporter: he found something right here in this corner that hadn't been there the night before when the restaurant closed. you may find these pictures disturbing. even though the body is covered. not hard to tell the shed hanging over the head of the shopping cart. legs over the other end. he found the body this morning, it was wrapped in plastic. and tape and twine. >> it wasn't -- the -- the next. it was like, you know, like a blanket. >> reporter: folks who work across the street say a few weeks ago after break ins this building had surveillance cameras installed. there are cameras on top of that street light. all of this is video that may help police determine what happened or provide them some clues. for now the folks say all this uncertainty is making them worried. >> see it on tv, you don't expect to see it in front of your work. really scary. >> reporter: i called police to see if they have an identification of the b

heather, patti ann, back to you. >> oo the nsa leaker is out of hiding. elizabeth prann is live with more. >> the 29-year-old witts el blower edward snowden is speaking out again this time telling the chinese media the u.s. had been hacking hong kong and china. he bullied the government so they will return snowden before more alleged cyber spying. there is no way to verify these statements. in regards to bullying the state department says this. >> i have nothing new for you. >> on capitol hill the head of nsa and u.s. cyber command the chief alexander had a number of questions on whether 2009 attacks targeting the subway system. officials claim the data did disrupt the plot. alexander admitted to one of the senior democrats it came from foreign sources. he did say the program still protects citizens and prevents deadly plots. >> dozens of terrorist events that these have helped prevent. >> we collect millions and millions and millions of records through 2-15 but dozens proved crucial, critical. is that right? >>> oo here and abroad. >> there will be anoth

ktvu's patti lee is live in san francisco. patti with what may turn out the biggest celebration. >> reporter: the streets are already crowded. there's a real party atmosphere out here. folks are dancing out here on the sidewalks. last year folks started coming into town around 10:00 and that's when they went out on the town. but it seems that people are coming to town early this year. and that they didn't want to wait for tomorrow to start celebrating. on the eve of pride weekend. castro district streets are positively humming with anticipation. >> that feeling in the air. it's just like, it just tingles up your spine you know what i mean. >> reporter: a million plus people are expected to take part of the event. >> i believe it'll be an optimistic of life, marriage, the entire lgbt celebration. >> it's our 20th anniversary and we came for pride. >> reporter: mike and jerry flew san francisco as domestic partners, this evening they were legally wed. the ninth circuit announce ment led to this rush to san francisco city hall. >

apple has no comment. >> thanks, patti ann.ng attorney general eric holder return to capitol hill later this month for more questioning over the justice department phone hacking scandal. they are stopping short of issuing a subpoena. holder says he's trying to do better but many are not buying it. >> i hope you would agree that the american people deserve an attorney general who is completely focused on the fair and impartial administration of law and justice not distracted by controversies of its own making. >> eric holder taking heat from both sides of the hill tough questions from senators along with a new demand from house republicans that he return to the hill on june 18th. they want him to testify under poet again about his role in an aggressive leak investigation into phone records and personal e-mails. they say there's a conflict between what he told the house judiciary committee on may 15th and what they later learned. we do not believe the request to provide an on the record investigation of the on the record testimon

ktvu's patti lee is live in san francisco. patti with what may turn out the biggest celebration. >> reporter: the streets are already crowded. there's a real party atmosphere out here. folks are dancing out here on the sidewalks. last year folks started coming into town around 10:00 and that's when they went out on the town. but it seems that people are coming to town early this year. and that they didn't want to wait for tomorrow to start celebrating. on the eve of pride weekend. castro district streets are positively humming with anticipation. >> that feeling in the air. it's just like, it just tingles up your spine you know what i mean. >> reporter: a million plus people are expected to take part of the event. >> i believe it'll be an optimistic of life, marriage, the entire lgbt celebration. >> it's our 20th anniversary and we came for pride. >> reporter: mike and jerry flew san francisco as domestic partners, this evening they were legally wed. the ninth circuit announce ment led to this rush to san francisco city hall. >

patti ann and heather only in the low 9 0z.will stay hot during the daytime and during the nighttime. other areas expecting triple dig get temperatures as well in states like oklahoma and also new mexico. >> maria molina thank you so much for that update. it is time to go with michael ram mir ramiro. a new movie opening up this weekend. tell us about this one. >> we were right off the plains from the world premiere of the new 20th century dreamer movie called turbo from the creators of the crew and madagascar stars ryan reynolds samuel l. jackson and snoop dogg. it is about the ultimate under dog story of a snail who wants to win the indianapolis 500. we have monstersve snails. we caught up with the stars in space. >> questiwe always feel like th underdog. are you going to get there? are you going to continue to be a viable part of this world. >> you can't help it. in this industry there's much success you perceive these people they are successful there's a lot of rejection. >> hard to feel sorry for them. they can make just as

patti ann, heather back to you. >>> maria molina is not going anywhere just yet.e have been taking you off the set and showing you our lives outside of fox news. >> all part of our series called anchors away. today it is maria's turn. >> in front of the green tree delivering weather reports. i had a trip to fort lauderdale florida where i am from and celebrated by mother's high school graduation i went down there and brought fox news along. >> hi everyone. >> hi. >> hey mom. this is my mamma rh-- mom maria this is my dad. and my little brother alex. graduating high school. way to go. and my cousin jocelyn. >> let's go eat. >> some of this is typical nick r would nick r nicaragua food. >> we speak a lot of spanish. the way my mom spoke spanish was by first grade i was learning how to speak and write in english she would make sure when i went home i would write in spanish as well. one of my favorite dishes grew up on this. oh, rice planteen. >> this is a story. maria would go to school and she brought it to school. >> everybody had crackers ham, cheese and a little

. >> good morning patti ann. police turned back to the home of aaron hernandez. they are looking at a possible connection between the 23-year-old and a drive-by shooting that killed two young men last year in boston. hernandez second bid for bail was rejected. detectives are investigating whether hernandez killed oden loud because he may have had information in the role of the unsolved murders. he was killed after getting into a fight at a nightclub. family members of the victims are speaking out. >> it is still fresh to us. we miss him. >> police issuing a report for a third suspect wanted in connection with the murder of o oden loud. he is wallace considered armed and dangerous. they believe he was one of the two men in the car with hernandez when he was shot and killed. the other person in the kariye loussier teaws ortiz. >> there is new reports out that show the nsa was not just collecting phone records but it also collected e-mail data in bulk for at least a decade. the internet meta data. president obama is not willing to trade the farm for snowden. >> no,

. >> patti ann: i'm patti ann browne.first broke the story is now revealing its source. a 29-year-old nsa contractor spilled the secrets. >> gregg: steve centanni is live. what can you tell us about the person that leaked this information to the media? >> he is an american that used to worfo

pathy patty lee is live in belvedere with more. >> reporter: the main differences are the new safety regulations and old school safety vests like this have to give way to new inflatable versions. this one has gps tracking, a light, and a whistle. if a sailor falls overboard, he can be more easily found. sailor john duncan shows us the one new piece of equipment he bought ahead of this year's fairlawns race. >> recommended the inflatables over the old fashioned ones i used to like to wear. >> reporter: watch how quickly the life vest inflates when he hits the water. it has other safety features. a light, whistle, knife, and valve to keep the vest full of air. gear recommendations are just some of the changes made to the fairlawns race, after last year's tragic accident. five experienced crewmembers on a low-speed chase were killed after they sailed too close to the island and the boat capsized. >> right after the low speed chase, all sailing races were stopped by the captain of the port here and they pretty much had a standdown and said this is what we need to do. >> reporter: an inve

it's called the t-rex burger and nine patty cheeseburger, weighs 2 pounds 4 ounces and clocks in at 3,000 calories. 200 grams of fat. and 6,000 milligrams of sodium. the price about 22 bucks. i think that's a steal. unfortunately, wendy's front offices got wind of the burger and ordered the local franchise to shut the operation down. they released a statement saying for obvious reasons, wendy's of brandon neither condonees or promotes the idea of anyone consuming a nine patty hamburger in one sitting. listen, their whole slogan is, where's the beef? this is perfect. >> you got a lot of teeth there. even i don't think you can get a full bite of that sucker. >> oh, my gosh. i would like to try. i would like to at least try. one other thing, i really highly doubt that you and bill don't know about cougar life. you played so dumb earlier in the show. >> no. we're neither young nor hot, louis. that's your territory. thank you. we'll see you in a little bit. >> still ahead on "way too early," rupert murdoch is getting a divorce. your best and most creative "new york post" headlines and "morning

we're going to talk about that by body language expert patty wood.or of "snap: making the most of first impressions, body language and charis charisma." paula deen has a lot of supporters so i'm wondering why all the companies are deciding to pum away from paula deen. >> it's built her empire being emotional, doing lots of expressive body language. if i'm a media coach, if i coached her, i would have said you need to pull back. you need to get out of that emotional brain that allowed you to say things you probably regret now, and be controlled and contrite. >> one of the things she said that, you know, we live in atlanta so i get to talk to a lot of southerners, when paula deen says i is what i is and i'm not going to change, a lot of southerners were really taken aback by that i is. they said i don't talk like that. >> and both that phrasing, the way she did it, was someone that didn't feel sorry, that was not apoll yettic. and she didn't use the words in this whole 13-minute intense interview on the "today" show, i'm sorry. we saw her be extraordin

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i am with co-anchor patti brown. and she is so hot that stolen watches sell her in time square and get top prize, that's two ts. t squared. in newark, he is consider can -- considered a corpse. and sitting next to me, daily beast editor, michael. the lede, that's the first story. you know, greg, no one else can hear me, right? >> yes, i mean no, i did not say anything. she is gone from sex to background checks. president's nominee to be the deputy director is a lawyer in the white house office. -- she used to run a erotic fiction book store. i'm outrages, yet i cannot wait to hear more. back in 1995, a year, haynes told the baltimore sun, quote, erotica has become more prevalent because people are trying to have sex without having sex and others are trying to find fantasies to make their sex more satisfying. she admitted at first she was worried that only dirty old men would show up, but the groups looked more like a cross section of america. yeah, meanwhile, "red eye" has obtained the movie adaptation of haynes' fav

ouch, patty, insuran company contacted me. i am vey concerned.ollege is over for america, no one can afford, professor's pay is way too high are we're in for a rude awakening down the road. i lovhearing from you, send me an e-mail, gerriwillis.com. >> friend we're a hundred days out from the formal introduction of obamacare, it happens october 1,oll out of health care reform promis to be messier than process of getting the law psed in the first place, we talk the at top of the show about how health a human services i begging and all services with appeals for men 18 to 35 to pus them to embrace the new exchanges. none of it looks like it is coming to pas as intended, federal and state officials have blown deadlines, regulatory confusion serv is everywhe -- peaps nothing sums up trouble with obamacare more than it will be inforced by the irs irs, agency that targeted conservative group which is wildoli out bonuses on union members even asurloughs have been ordered, same agency who spent wildly on conferences, solution for healthcare, nope, ama is a

ktvu's patti lee tells us how that tragedy led to major changes in this year's race.competing in year's farallones race, cameron biehl decided to go kiting 34 boats took part in today race compared to 49 last year. when five crew members on the low-speed chase died of a they sailed too issue kloos to the farallones and their boat capsized. >> it still hurts to have lost people a year ago. kimball livingston says the tragedy led to a higher level of preparedness. >> it's a terrible way to make things better and to go about it, but it does work. >> once the boat goes under the bridge, channel 16 we monitor. >> reporter: demauro is charged with implementing new rules and enforcing higher safety standards on a race that hasn't changed much in 100 years. >> if you are not an experienced sailor, especially an experienced skipper and don't have the safety equipment and education, you don't belong doing the farallones race. >> reporter: first boat crossed finish line around 3:00, two hours earlier than expected of the smooth sailing credited in part to the good conditions of

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we've got patti ann's profile coming up tomorrow.riends" starts right now. >> good morning. today is wednesday, june 19, 2013. i'm gretchen carlson. i hope you're going to have a fantastic day. fox news alert. the taliban claiming they killed four americans hours after the united states agreed to begin peace talks with them. so people are asking this morning: why are we negotiating with terrorists in the first place? >>steve: a murder mystery hits the new england patriots. a star player under investigation after a body is found near his house. we have a live report straight ahead. >>brian: they make for some of the funniest videos on the internet but do you know how to use pepper spray the right way. we're learning. steve has volunteered to take it straight in the

reporting live in san francisco, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more breaking news. this time out of crocket. ktvu channel 2 news crews got this fire. the fire department says it started at 3:45 p.m. this afternoon. the third alarm was called for structure fire prevention. the california highway patrol says the cummings skyway off ramp is closed and traffic is backed up in the area because of poor visibility. >>> something that will come into play is the wind. let's check in with mark tamayo. what is it like out there right now? >> as you would expect this time of day, this bay area, winds are picking up, 15-20 miles per hour. we did warm up but not extremely hot. right now 70 degrees. the winds are the biggest concern right now. here is a closer inspection. we have a breeze moving out of the west, to southwest. from this direction. that is a challenge for fire crews. some of the latest observations with the reports out here, you can see, around the region, southwest at 14 miles per hour, winds sustained 23 miles per hour. in general winds are breezy. 15-25 miles per

we calpatti ann browne patti an browne. we call her pab or pab. the bode cast aail volleyball on eye tunes. i spent an hour googling okay tu puss and okayty pie. and in italy he is considered a plunger. my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. sitting right next to me is imus in the morning executive producer bernard van guirken. bernie for short. >> hey, greg, are you getting shorter? >> o. >> hey. >> you went on value expectations and now he has a bit of an attitude. should we fear the government's ear? well, what a week for leaks on peaks. on friday president obama defended the no longer secret surveillance programs and reassured americans that no one is listening to your telephone calls. he explaind that collecting information about phone calls and internet traffic help prevent terrorist attacks and it is all subject to rigorous congressional oversight. haven't we heard that before? no, probably not. can't we have 100% security and also have 100% privacy and zero inconvenience? >> you can't have 100% security and also then have 100% pry sat satcy a