patti ann? patti ann: new questions about another reported incident involving a malaysia airlines jet. we'll have details on that. bill: no sign of this missing mother. she has been gone for at least a week now with very few leads to go on the where do the police turn next. >> we're reaching out to do the very best we can. i know i have driven many roads looking and searching after work and sharing facebook and trying to get the word out there. bill: you're driving down the highway and an axe comes flying through your windshield. it happened in massachusetts. interstate 95. police say the axe bounced off of a landscaper's dump truck. the passenger was shaken up but not hurt apparently. >> struck the road surface. bounced, spun through the air and went through the windshield right at eye level with this woman. if this axe penetrated through her and hit her, she would have been injured or killed. bill: wow. the truck driver got a ticket for 200 bucks for not properly securing the axe. patti ann: i

. >> and i am patty ann. we have evacuations underway on the outer bank and the timing alone is costly. the poplar tourist destination is clearing out ahead of the fourth of july weekend. we have team coverage. john seary is live but first we go to janis dean live in the weather center. >> 80 miles per hour sustained wind and that is up from what we had at 5 a.m. this is a strengthening storm and we are starting to see an eye right there. can you see it? as it moves more toward the north and eastward we will see a strengthening storm for the next 12-18 hours. south carolina, north carolina, virginia -- you need to keep an eye on this because it could be moving more to the west and that could mean more people affected and bigger impacts. there is the satellite radar imagery. you can see the pin hole eye and that is an indication this is a strengthening storm. next advisory is at 11 and we will get a track and coordinates. hurricane hunters are flying out. that is the next 12-24 hours a strengthening storm brus

. >> i'm patti ann browne in today for jenna lee. after almost 12-hour pause in fighting, israel retaliates. a rocket hit the southern part of the country and military sis eight others have been fired since midnight. so israel went after hamas targets in gaza, striking rocket launchers there. all this happening on the muslim holiday that marks ending of fasting month of ramadan. the united nations calls for immediate, unconditional humanitarian cease-fire in gaza. jon: john huddy live on the israel-gaza border. john? >> reporter: jon, while things were calm earlier today, that is certainly not the case now. we're hearing there was a mortar attack on israeli soldiers on the israel-gaza border south of us. we're hearing as many as six soldiers were killed. we're waiting details on confirmation. that is what we're hearing on the mortar attack. we're getting reports there was an explosion at the shifa hospital, which is gaza city's largest hospital. a place i went to several times when i was in gaza. of course artillery fire throughout t

patti ann? >> bill, russian president vladmir putin is lashing out against growing accusations that his country was involved in the downing of flight 17. >> translator: we need for all people to answer for the situation to uphold their responsibility, both before their own people as before the people of other nations, the representatives of which became victims of this catastrophe. it is necessary to do everything in order to secure the safe work of international experts at the site of this tragedy. >> well putin's comments come in the wake of convincing new evidence showing the plane was shot down with a russian surface-to-air missile that was likely operated by a group of pro-russian separatists. moscow is rejecting those charges. bill: secretary kerry however making the case the root of the separatist its weapons and training leads directly back to moscow. that prompting our own chris wallace to put this key question to secretary kerry on sunday. >> if this is an outrage of unspeakable propor

patti ann: i'm patti ann browne. james crowe is set to defend the probe.e some of the key points of this investigation lawmakers are looking for answers to. >> reporter: jim jordan, wants to know about john koskinen. he says he knew about the mission emails but didn't tell congress and the american people until two months later. jordan will ask the deputy attorney general, when did koskinen alert the justice department that's lois lerner had an email problem. the other question is the united states congress contempt legislation. and the united states attorney for d.c. has yet to convene a grand jury. so jordan is going to say shouldn't the united states attorney convene agrand jury to get to the bottom of this? patti ann: what do we expect from the deputy attorney general? >> reporter: the justice department investigation into the targeting of conservative groups and the missing peoples is serious and he wants to know if they think the disappearance is fishy. with it's complete he says they will reveal to congress the findings and conclusions drawn. trying

patti's patties. all right. >> okay.t it on there. >> put them on. >> we're going to eat good today. >> i'm going to do three. okay. so then you do this, right? and you flip them -- ten minutes on each side. >> ten minutes on each side. >> these are done. >> can i take a bite? >> yes. >> tell everybody about the jazz album you are working on? >> it is done. it will be out the end of this year. >> what's -- >> is it good? okay. and then eat the grilled vegetables and macaroni and cheese. >> the jazz music -- just continuing. >> jazz music out this year. >> and on tour in august. >> on tour in august. and i have the dates. is it good? >> this is delicious. you can do it all. patti labelle. >> thank you. >> you are a living legend and a dear friend. thank you for sharing this with us. i'm going to stay away from you. patti's good life products are available now. and you can get the recipes at "good mo >>> kickoff to the week, great to have john stamos here. watch "jimmy kimmel live," the whole cast of guardians of the galax

police arrest patty stallings and charge her with assault.hile stallings sits in jail, ryan's condition worsens. patty is desperate to see her son, but the judge won't allow it. still in the hospital with only his father by his side, ryan dies three days later. patricia stallings is now charged with murder. reporter john auble with ktvi-tv in st. louis follows the case closely and interviews stallings in jail. >> they're saying that you somehow put something into that -- >> right, and that's just -- unless they think i'm a magician or something, that's just ridiculous because like i said, you're in these little cubicles and it's like you can hear everything, and if i were to put something in ryan's mouth that he didn't want, i believe he would have cried or something or fought it. and, you know, there was no way. >> while in jail, stallings learns some startling news. she is pregnant with the couple's second child. >>> coming up, could this child be the key to proving stallings' innocence? >> you say you'll continue to fight until you're comp

. >> i'm patti ann browne. growing demand for answer is in the downing much malaysian airlines flight 17. new evidence links a russian commander to the crash. also the latest reaction from the white house. >> and israeli defense forces stepping up their offensive in the gaza strip but palestinian fighters managing to sneak their way around the fighting in the tunnels? we'll have a live report on the latest. >> hundreds of protesters taking to streets across the country this weekend. they're against account recent flood of illegal immigrants pouring across our southern border. the latest on what's being done to deal with this crisis. >> first we start with the new shocking developments in the malaysian airlines flight 17 plane shootdown. u.s. officials now say they do believe a russian commander oversaw the missile strike on that passenger airliner. a senior u.s. official confirming the rocket was fired from a rebel held town in eastern ukraine. meanwhile the ukrainian government is accusing of russia of helping

i'm playing patty cake with her. >> jimmy: hercules playing patty-cake. >> i like how patty cake's beent the shot, i look confused. [ laughter ] i look like i don't know what i'm doing. >> jimmy: you've never played patty cake ever. >> what is the patty -- >> jimmy: i'm excited to see this movie. it's the first big summer blockbuster that's coming out, so i'm excited. everyone check it out. but we have an exclusive here on our show. i'm very excited about this. the worldwide debut of the action figure -- the hercules action figure -- which i'm so psyched. when you do "the tonight show," you get these exclusives. and it's pretty fun to see yourself as an action figure. we have the hercules action figure right here. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it comes with a a tissue! comes with a tissue under the arm! [ laughter ] i'm so happy! i'm so happy you like this. right? yeah. >> i love it. >> jimmy: i got the jokes, buddy. yeah. >> wait. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that cool? we had someone make this. >> it is the coolest. there's,

. >> nick's mother patty first met marcus when they were both in high school 20 years earlier. first encounter almost landed marcus in jail. >> he was in my home for not five or ten minutes when he proceeded to kind of wrestle me to the floor and try and kiss me. i didn't even know this guy. >> over the years, he continued to make romantic advances to her and to, in fact, ask her to be his wife. >> but patty said no. married someone else. had two children and tried to distance herself from marcus. but marcus continued to pursue her. >> ralph came to me and wanted to buy my ovum for $50,000. he wanted to hire a surrogate to carry the child. just before the end of the meeting, he put his hand on me and he said, "i would rather you carry the child, but i know that's not possible." >> that was the last straw. >> i saw how much it hurt my husband. and i just completely decided that there would be no friendship with ralph marcus at this point. he had stepped over the line just too far. >> but despite their best efforts, they could not convince their son nick to avoid marcus. >> ralph

that was with patty in sports. reporters specialize in football, joining me here on the fan mile in berlin, giving his forecast to the game, 1-nil win for germany, that will of course disappoint the thousands of fans behind me, and the over 25 million people watching the game unfold on t.v. 85% of t.v. screens in germany will be turned on to the national broadcaster, watching the match, all of germany is watching what is unfolding tonight. back to you in the studio. >>ner going to be watching this game, the chancellor is a huge football fan, calls herself germany's number one fan, do you get a sense with all the you fear yo at this world cup, with the great success, the politicians there are trying to make political capitol out of that? >> can you name a country where they don't try to do such a thing? yeah, of course. but angel merkel, you know, she does have a deep seeded interest in football. and is known to talk to the national coach about things like tactics and strategy, presumably she is not telling him tow

patti lee joins us live from san francisco with new video of one of those accidents. patti. >> well, the common thread between all of these is that all three accident scenes the men were in the process lighting these fireworks when they exploded unexpectedly. a little while ago we located cell phone video of the san francisco accident and we need to warn you what it shows is graphic. between passing cars, you can see two men setting up a firework, in the middle of the intersection of folsom and 26th. as one man leaned over the device, it is suddenly explodes. a young man known as junior boss was standing nearby at the time. >> he did something wrong, the fireworks, blew up in his face and ambulance picked him up. >> reporter: it was the worse firework- related accident of the night, but not the only one. in east san josi a man in his 40s blew off both of his hands lighting a fireworks. in sunnyvale. >> while they were trying to ignite the fireworks it exploded as they were holding it many their hands. >> reporter: family and childrens were at all three accident scenes

patti ann browne has more. >> that is for sure, jenna. the freight train derailed in western montana on the way to washington state. 19 cars left the track and three were carrying aircraft components, including six, 737 fuselages. that is the large central portion of a plane that holds passengers. thee of the fuselages tumbled down an embankment and landed in the clark river. they were headed to the boeing final assembly plant in renton. now they're fish food. >> our whitewater rafting company called us told us that the rafting trip got canceled because there is train derailment and we wanted to come down to check it out for ourselves. >> crews with heavy machinery are working to remove the three fuselages. they are expected to be at it tomorrow. the other three landed on lane land and others derailed contained soybeans and denatured alcohol. others were empty. cause of accident is under investigation. the train was traveling well under the 30 might have mile-an-hour speed limit. >> patti anne, thank you. eric: jenna, to chicago where the

. >> yes, that was interesting, patty. the defensive stocks for the most part led the way for the second quarter. i don't want to say save haven plays but cautious plays that paid dividends that people run to when they are not sure growth will be that strong. that wasn't the case today. a lot of laggers were leaders today. do you think that will be the theme for this quarter? >> well, the theme for this quarter is really going to be completely data dependant we think. if the earnings are there, then i think you're going to start to see a little more growth. you're going to start to see purchasing not only in the energy sector, which we like, but also things like manufacturing because energy costs should be coming down rather than up with the natural gas that we've got coming in to the pools here. so there is a lot of things that could start to go well and will drive the entire economy rather than just the stock market. >> patty, are you concerned that we haven't had a serious correction in a long, long time? a lot of marke

let's find out what patty culhane in washington, d.c. thinks. patty, an unguarded moment revealing his true thoughts on the situation? >> reporter: well, i think that you can probably very easily say that he looked pretty upset by what he was hearing, what he was seeing but then when he was caught, he went right back to the administration line. i do want to let you know we realize now president barack bam /* obama and benjamin netanyahu and they gave out a readout, basically obama echoing what secretary kerry said that they believe israel has a right to defend itself. this is the first time we are hearing this from the obama administration. the president said he has serious concerns about the rising death toll of civilians, palestinian civilians and israeli soldiers and he announced to the secretary of state kerry is going to be on his way very soon to cairo and the statement ends, again, with stressing the need to protect all civilians. so you can see possibly what the president expressing in private, what secretary kerry thought he was express

patti ann browne has more from our newsroom. patti ann?a, yesterday evening more than 100 people were evacuated from their homes in suburban philadelphia. emergency crews got a call about a mysterious odor about some townhouses in montgomery county at 5:45 p.m. hazmat crews arrived and asked residents to leave. fire officials say they were getting high readings of a volatile organic compound in basements there. they say the vocs seemed to be coming from sump pumps. volatile organic compound include variety of chemicals emitted as gases. environmental protection agency says they can cause irritation to the eyes, nose and throat, headaches, nausea, loss of coordination and in more severe cases vocs can damage the liver, kidneys and central nervous system and some are linked to cancer. officials are looking to identify the specific chemical in this case and its source. jenna. jenna: mystery. patti ann, thank you. jon: actor and comedian tracy morgan being released now from a rehab hospital where he was recovering from critical injuries he suf

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we go to patty our correspondent in washington, d.c. there is condemnation from washington, but i'll let you explain it because it seems that the devil is in the detail, the wording and semantics. >> reporter: well, that's true. they are using the word that they condemn the attack of the school, but they are not going as far as to say they condemn israel. the u.n. as you just heard is absolutely 100% convinced this is an israeli shell. the u.s. said it still needs to investigate but it's not explaining how it plans to investigate given what is happening on the ground in gaza. they're saying that the u.n. facilities should not be targeted but they won't go as a far to say that they will always be illegitimate target or these u.n. facilities are illegally targeted. they're being very careful in their language. >> can ahead up the road with with you patty from the white house to the capitol hill and the senate and it's funding for iron dome. what is happening there? >> reporter: stroncongress is the power base fo in this town. they've been

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a challenge. >> at first she's saying straight. >> patty, you're going to be turning right to get onto6 east. >> reporter: the next morning we find p.j. struggling. he's behind schedule and faces disqualification if he can't make up lost time. >> pretty rough day. >> really? how so? >> i just didn't have any go. trying to get food and drink now. >> reporter: to get a better sense of what p.j.'s going through i grab a bike and join him. >> what do you say to people who look at you and others in this race and say you're nuts? you're nuts? >> i agree. wholeheartedly. >> reporter: during our ride the temperature alone is inhuman, ranging from 115 to 118 degrees. >> have you thought about quitting? you're human. the thoughts must creep in. >> they do. i fight like hell to get them out, but they do creep in. and i don't share them. but it's a fight. absolutely. and anybody who says it isn't is lying. >> reporter: i happen to be a cyclist who loves this sport. but this is beyond anything i can imagine. >> this is no joke in this heat. my heart rate is really high. and you're doing this all da

, corn dog, beer dough, pouring in the beer, a rib patty, bacon, cheese, and apple pie top. >> look at that freakin' burger. put energy there. >> if you don't like lettuce and tomato, that's okay, this has none. >> i don't think there's a veggie on this. >> there it is, finished thing. >> i'm not going to lie. that's really cool. i actually want a piece of it. >> it's a pizza, a burger, and an apple pie? >> all of it together. but it looks really nice. >> at the end the whole thing was 94,528 calories with 5,000 grams of fat. to the gym after this. >> one you share. >> did they eat it? >> they cut no it. watch this. >> oh! what the heck. >> we should do this. >> i would love to. >>> it's the trick shot headquarters. >> they made it. >> next, "right this >>> still to come -- oncoming driver hits a bump in throad.boom. i have -- how did that even happen? the lucky escape after the big smash. >> plus -- a briefcase that's full of surprises. >> oh! what an assortment, too. >> see the prarng that got everybody plushing. bplushing. so i get invited to quite a few family gatherings. heck, i s

patti lee. >> a perfect night for fireworks in the east bay.rm sunny warm 4th of july give way to clear skies. news chopper 4 flew over the pleasanthill fireworks show. >>> thousands lined the streets in downtown alameda to watch dancers, horses and live music. the parade started on park street then on to webster street. alameda is one of the longest 4th of july parade in the country. >>> in danville the fourth of july festivities started early with the city's fourth of july parade. thousands of people came out as they always do to watch. american flags and festive floats filled the streets of downtown danville this morning. it was a day to celebrate, but it was also a day to remember those who have served. >> it's amazing i'm trying to hold back the tears. i had to walk half way downtown but it's okay. >> an estimated 40,000 came out to attend today's parade. >>> there are new developments tonight in a decade's old cold case. >> as cristina rendon reports, police now have a prime suspect in the stabbing death of six women almost a decade ag. t

that we're about to see in the coming hours or days. >> is there an appetite patty for series demands to be made? we know the kerry plan was initially a week long truce, un, truce, and further negotiations would be discussed, the lifting of the embar go on gaza. but there needs to be trust on both sides. >> you can look at past meetings and see that u.s. is looking for a broker of its own. you saw them talk egypt and qatar, peace with hamas without actually talking to hamas. but i also think it's important to point out that the u.s. the bringing up the idea that conditions in gaza have to improve. and let's remember what benjamin netanyahu said on the sunday talk shows two weeks ago. he was asked would you give any sort of conditions to a ceasefire, will you give any sort of conditions to changing life in gaza he flat-out told the interviewer no, woe not, that that would be seen as a reward in his words to a terrorist organization that would weaken president abbas. he wasn't willing to weaken the conditions. so far we haven't seen them back down and their demand that life in gaza has

not like what they are seeing but in public they are not making demands on israel to make it stop, patty jazeera in washington. >>> 40 people have been shot dead in nigeria and men raided the town over the weekend killing dozens of residents and burning down houses. witnesses say the killing spree was similar to a boko haram attack earlier this year and close to the boarder school where 200 school girls were kidnapped and still missing and this happened back in april. [gunfire] in libya 47 people have been killed in clashes between malitia groups battling for the airport in tripoli and ministry confirmed 120 people had been wounded. fighting resumed after cease fire efforts failed on saturday, a powerful malitia group now controls the airports. the u.n. nuclear monitoring agency says iran eastern riched iran stock cannot be made to weapons and says iran has complied with a tentative agreement reached last november and pave as way for the unblocking of $2.8 billion in frozen assets in western banks. talks to secure a comprehensive deal have also been extended for another four months. thre

. >> i'm patti ann brown. ukraine says dozens of bodies have been taken and these actions are preventing investigators from determining the exact circumstances of the disaster. steve harrigan is streaming live in ukraine with the very latest. hi, steve. >> reporter: criticism continues to mount from world leaders pointed at russia in the aftermath of this tragedy. prime minister of ukraine saying experts from that nation in eastern ukraine were actually prevented from carrying out their research by russian-backed guerrilla fighters, threatened with being kidnapped. one of the ministers of malaysia says the scene has been tampered with and the russians failed to secure it. the most emotional outpour from the netherlands, they lost more than 180 people in that crash. more than 180 dutch killed and the prime minister of the netherlands saying putin has one last chance to get this right, saying the bodies have been treated with gross disrespect by russian-backed guerrillas on the ground. there is still some confus

he had no idea that that was patty mills, but when the news anchor, looks at it again, they tossed itk to her. she had something to say to her young sports reporter. >> before i let you go, we're just going to relive the moment, just a few moments ago, when you panned off, none other than patty mills with the trophy. you're going to have to look at that picture, pretty good. >> highly embarrassed about that. i had no idea it was him. i just thought it was another couple doing their thing. >> we've all been in that circumstance with the fans. >> probably had a pretty good reason to be excited. not only winning the nba championship, but just signed a 12 year contract with the san antonio spurs, but had kind of a weird way of celebrating. >> i like that he's out there having fun. >> 12 million ways to have fun. >> gregg popovich, coach of the spurs probably not happy with the way he's carting that trophy around. >> thanks mark. >> told you it was a slow sports day. >> thank you for joining us tonight. our next newscast, the ktvu morning news at 4:30 tomorrow. >> our coverage continues at

so was patty lewis. the evidence seems to indicate -- not only was his sentence commuted, he was also called as a witness at a court-martial. weather was one operative or two that turned on him, the fact that he was arrested because of the confession and sentenced to death. police went out to the general in charge -- jefferson davis. not to execute him. the north or south had not executed spies. in the north, when spies were arrested, they were held for a short time and released. jefferson davis ignored these pleas. this was a testament to his skills as a spy. the men were fooled, they were embarrassed, and they wanted revenge. timothy webster was going to pay for deceiving them. in 1862, still suffering from rheumatism, he was helped up to the scaffolding. the first attempted not succeed. the noose was put to lose. when the trap was strong, he crashed into the ground. he had to be helped back up. the second time, it was choking him. he became the first spy executed in the american civil war. in 1871, a

i'm patty culhane at the white house. that story is coming up. if rz up. if rz . >>> welcome back. emergency crews in gaza say they have recovered dozens of bodies from the rubble of ruined homes and buildings during the truce. these are pictures from the neighborhood of shujayea. >>> a diplomatic push for a long-lasting cease-fire continues. feuer minim-- foreign ministers meeting in paris.oreign ministen paris. david ward was recently involved in controversy over a tweet he poetsed saying the big question is, if i lived in gaza, would i fire a rocket? probably, yes. well, david ward spoke to my colleague earlier who asked for his response to israel's position it has a right to defend itself. >> i seem to recall that the state of israel was founded by many terrorists who were terrorizing the british peace keeping force. how does that move us forward by calling people terrorists and saying we cannot possibly deal what these people? how would that resolve the issues in northern ireland? how can you move forward? we need a fresh and different approach. >> should people, people like y

francisco's at&t park and tonight we get a firsthand look at the violence through a cell phone video and patti lee. >> reporter: this cell phone video picks up moms before a 27-year-old oakland woman steps in to defend her colleague. two men in confrontation at 2nd and king street. there is muffled track talkin' and for a moment it appears both groups might walk away and then something likely words causes the oakland woman to turn. as she steps forward, she is blocked by one person, and hit by another. she lands on sidewalk, knocked unconscious. >> are you kidding me? you are going to defend your family. >> martha morales was happy to hear that the woman is now out of the hospital and the man police say is responsible is now in jail. police spokesperson albie esparza says 42-year-old anthony rucker was arrested and could be charged with farting the fight along with assault and battery, even though police say this fight had nothing do with team or gang affiliations, the assualt of the 27-year-old woman and her colleague has fans cautious about their interaction. >> if the same situation happene

live in san francisco, patti lee ktvu channel 2 news. >>> first fighting prompted the u.s. to evacuate its embassy in libya. they were evacuated to tunisia. security in tipolei has deteriorated following two weeks of fighting. the state department says the embassy will remain close until the security situationproofs. >>> there is word of now, firing a short-range missile into the waters its eastern coast today ahead of the 61st anniversary of the signing of the agreement that ended the korean war. according to a south korean defense official the missile was fired from north korea's hwangae province of the number of weapons tests is much higher than in previous years. military exercises by south korean and u.s. troops are scheduled to take place next month. >>> a california family is mourning the loss of a 19-year- old soldier from visalia killed by a blom blast in afghanistan. arly private first class keith williams' sister remembered her brother as a natural-born comedian who loved to make people laugh. she says he joined the military to make sure you could do everything t

said they host: we showed senator patty murray.law is passed that that would be something the supreme court would take up immediately? guest: well, first of all, i really question whether the law is going to be passed, to begin with. is justa lot of this posturing and not very confident at all this will pass. think should it be passed, of course we'll look at our option and decide whether or not this is something that can be challenged. ultimately the supreme court has a lot of discretion what they take. court only takes 80 case a year. so they can decide whether or not they're going to take up challenge should it be presented to them. host: hannah smith a senior counsel with the beckett fund religious liberty here to answer your questions, take your comments. we'll start with jane calling in from river edge, new jersey on our line for democrats. good morning. caller: yes. good morning. to point out one thing here. thesem of religion in united states also means freedom from religion. ok? pay, i'm wondering why you for viagra and th

ktvu's patti lee is live with complaints about the state agency behind the fine. >> reporter: right,tters gave the p.u.c. a review criticizing it for not giving enough attention and holding companies accountable. here we are, two months later and they are giving the limo company a break on a fine. but the p.u.c. says that is not the whole story. >> slap in the face to the women who died. >> he did not hide his disgust with the decision to reduce the fine levied against the company. >> a slap in the face to the 38 million californias who rely on the regulator the public utilities commission. >> reporter: after the fire in may 2013 the c.p.u.c. promised accountability and action. it posted its citation on its website. a $20,000 frontline multiple violations -- fine for multiple violations. now more than a year later they have settled with the state for $5,000. an amount the c.p.u.c. says is fair because they never faced criminal prosecution. the fine only reflects permitting violations. >> reporter: a c.p.u.c. spokesman said all fines need to be related to the violation. he says the p.

ktvu's patti lee found the number of these type of knives confiscated at airports is growing. >> reporter: knives this size are being recovered by the dozen. although so far none have been found at san jose manetta. tsa agents are on the look out for a weapon. a fold out knife designed to fit neatly into a wallet. >> it looks like a credit card. these are plastic and you break it, you flip it and it becomes a knife. >> reporter: pop lockhart a police academy recruiter says credit card knives are designed to be hard to detect. potentially bad news for the tsa. >> i don't know how they do it. this is designed for -- a little piece of plastic you can have in your back pocket. it can be in my wallet that's what it's designed for. >> reporter: the tsa would not disclose what materials the agency screens for only that so far this year it has recovered 38 credit card five, 19 at oakland international, 20 at sfo. 10 of those detected in the past month. >> it's concerning, it's concerning. being on the plane and knowing things happening like that. >> reporter: the tsa tells us passengers caught ca

patty, i guess you could say we've got two big international stories. you have the downed malaysian airlining, and then you have palestinians being killed, what are we expecting to hear from obama. >> reporter: the white house is saying that the president will come out and make a statement on ukraine. i want to preface that usually when the president makes a statement on ukraine he also mentions what is happening in gaza. the white house briefing that concluded just a short while ago many questions were about russian sanctions, about ukraine, about the effectiveness or ineffectiveness of the obama policy. there were only a couple of questions asked about gaza. domestically he may not feel pressure to speak about gaza, but he will speak about ukraine, and he'll be visiting wounded troops at walter reed and then head to kansas city to talk to regular americans before giving an economic speech. >> the ukraine is expected to feature prominently in his speech no doubt, but speaking earlier about the war of words, if you call it, the rhetoric that is taking p

patty culhane reports. >> a rare moment of criticism directed towards israel from u.s. state department yesterday. >> certainly not way allies treat each other. >> reporter: not for criticizing what israel is doing in gaza but what secretary of state john kerry is doing, pushing a proposal they had already agreed to. >> the egyptian proposal accepted by the cabinet did not make any mention of tunnels or rockets, that the israeli cabinet approved. >> reporter: israel's ambassador to the u.s. made clear at a gathering of leaders in washington, israel will not change course. >> israel will destroy the tunnels we have found and we will not stop until the job is done. >> it could be on the verge of losing the support of the american people. television news has been showing these scenes of devastation and heartbreak. so pro-israel government groups are trying to recapture the narrative. >> free palestine. >> reporter: countering these from the past few days with their own in new york. assembling their most powerful members in washington, politician he from both parties. >> a

. >> patty had a tough lunch and now trying to bring out the value.alue is almost fully reflected in the stock now but i would not sell it because patty hart will not leave you in a lurch. >> can we go to lou in my home state of new jersey. lou? >> caller: hi, jim, how you doing? >> real good. >> caller: boo-yah to you from exit 9 on the new jersey turnpike. >> i like where we're located and who we play this year. fun football. >> caller: what do you think of weibo? >> i see your weibo and challenge you and raise you with th this. the holdings we recommended and get getting ahead of alibaba. oh. please, please, come on fourth of july special here. to steve in washington. steve! >> caller: big boo-yah and giggles from washington. i have a question for you over mastercard? >> my opinion is it is -- he's one of the greatest ceos in the world. i think a.j. can deliver a fantastic quarter. i have to tell you visa look out, as much as i like the guy that runs visa, i think both are sharp but i prefer mom to v. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is a conclusion

and we forgot the special sauce, lettuce, cheese, onions and -- baugh we have a patty. and he stops here, bucks sexton, the national security editor and host of the show on the blaze radio network. and sitting next to me is actor kevin sorbo. >> that's the first story. they care more about messy than the irsy. we're talk with soccer i guess. according to a survey, young americans 18-29 are paying closer attention to the world cup than they are to president obama's many, many, many scandals. 24% said they were monitoring events in brazil very closely. more than were following flares at veterans hospitals and violence in iraq. meanwhile that, game. u.s. lost to belgium despite the efforts of the u.s.'s goalkeeper. howard made 94 saves. here are some of his best ♪ ♪ >> oh, what a game. kevin. >> yes. >> welcome to the show. >> thank you. good to be back. >> the irs scandal isn't exciting. it's about lost e-mails at this point. but neither is soccer, especially if the u.s. isn't playing. on a scale of 1 to 19, how troubled are you by this survey? >> i'm not troubled. i'm no

patty culhane reports. >> talked to prime minister benjamin netanyahu to express serious concern about the rising death toll on both side. secretary of state john kerry is traveling to the region to work on a ceasefire but first he spent sunday defending israel saying this is what israel is doing what it needs to do to protect itself. >> we support israel. >> we support israel. >> this is what he said when he knew he was being watched. this is what he knew he didn't. >> it is a hell of a pinpoint operation. it is a hell of a pinpoint operation. we have got to get over there. >> yep, yep. >> thank you john. i think john, we ought to go tonight. i think it's crazy to be sitting around. >> reporter: asked about that he again backed israel. >> war is tough. >> reporter: israeli priement benjamin netanyahu also appeared on -- prime minister benjamin netanyahu also appeared on tv. he says hamas want a high death toll so the u.s. media will ask tough questions. but when asked if he would give any concessions, his answer, no. >> this will deal a devastating blow to the palestinian authority, t

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way to go, patty. dr. marcus cobb, cincinnati, ohio.ad parents, forgive them. that sets us free. true with one caveat, doctor, in christian philosophy, we are not able -- if a parent or anyone else is actively doing harm, that must be confronted as effectively as possible. and sometimes that means walking away. marsha, sacramento, california, bill, you often say you are a simple man. you are not. you are a brilliant man with a laser sharp mind. thank you, marsha. but i like to keep things simple. there's a solution to every problem and straight talk is needed to find it. that's my very simple philosophy. john, illinois, bill, one of your tips was to see all the music icons you can. i've seen dylan, willie nelson, mccartney and this week billy joel at wrigley field. it's subjective, but i recommend stones, eagles, fleetwood mac and aretha franklin off the top of my head. pamela, new york, my son says his proudest accomplishment in the eighth grade was reading kennedy's last days. he got an a on the project. congratulations. get the histo

. >> dear patty, i'm sorry. by the time you get this, i'll be gone. i didn't know what else to do. >> she could see no other way out, she acknowledged the difficulties in her marriage, and how she felt that her husband no longer loved her. >> i can remember when they came and brought me the letter that my sister had written to me, and it was very hard to read. it was very upsetting. and at that time i couldn't understand why something like that would be written. >> yes, these letters are written by dorothy, yes, her fingerprints are on it. >> further evidence of suicide seemed plain enough. the gun in dorothy's hand was gripped firmly, a phenomenon called cadaveric spasm. >> what happens here is that the cells become rigid immediately at the time of death supposedly because of emotional stress or physical activity right at the moment of death. >> cadaveric spasm is something that cannot be simulated. it cannot be duplicated. it's either present or it's not present. if it is present, that means that the gun had to have been in the victim's hand at the