patty doesn't know anything about guns. she was going across like this. says i'm patty hurst. probably because she was told to. >> reporter: patty hurst and the sla dropped out of sight while the cia searched for her. then came word of a shooting in los angeles. a man tried to shoplift. the clerk grabbed him and had one hand handcuff on him when a woman opened fire. >> patty takes this sm1 and stitches the marquee. >> reporter: patty hurst and the harris got away but they left too many clues. the fbi is just about 24 hours away from arresting the sla and patty hurst. >> they said come out with your hands up. they only said that 21 times and then they fired tear gas through the front window. as soon as they shot tear gas through the front window, the s la started firing. >> the news carried the scene live. the hide out in flames, ammunition could be heard exploding from some where inside. curiosity seekers flocked to the burned out house. sla photos were found along with sin cue and the others all expect for bill and emily harris and patty hurst. it would be 16 months before th

patti ann. patti ann: we heard very emotional testimony from travis alexander's family and that has to weigh on them. >> reporter: friday we heard, sorry, thursday we heard from a brother and a sister, very emotional testimony how the eight siblings of travis alexander have not gotten together since his death in 2008. reason, yes don't want a empty seat at table and he was the glue that held everybody together. very emotional testimony. even jodi arias cried in court as she heard people speak, people like samantha alexander, travis's sister. >> the thought of what travis must have went through that day. the pain, the agony, the screams, the fear, that travis must have felt when he was brutally being taken. >> reporter: court starts here shortly. as you know, patti ann, we'll have all the updates throughout the day. it will probably finish tomorrow. there were thoughts they could be done today but that might stretch into tomorrow since they ended early on thursday. we'll keep you updated. patti a

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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

patti ann?>> for more headlines now, the search continues for two passengers who fell overboard from a carnival cruise ship. surveillance video shows the couple falling off the ship wednesday night before it docked in sydney. the australian couple has been identified as 30-year-old paul rothington and 27-year-old kristen schroeder. it is not clear, though, from the video if they fell by accident or jumped. >>> it sounds like the plot of a movie. a $45 million cyber heist hit banks in more than 20 countries. elvis rafael rodriguez and ambir yasser yajae are two of seven arrested in the new york branch of this attack, which stole $3 million of the total amount. overseas, hackers stole bank data and created fake debit cards, sending them to crews all around the world. altogether, more than 40,000 transactions were made during two separate heists in december and in february. >>> millions more in taxpayer money is going to be spent to promote obama care. health and human services secretary kathleen s

cofounder patty lee made to challenge what is normal and sexy.ries 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 disability f

patti ann, back to you. >>> elizabeth brprann in washington.nk you. >>> for the first time police in cleveland are speaking out about the very day they freed the three women who had been held in that house of horrors for nearly a decade. listen. >> me first. you can't describe the feeling when someone is clutching you and saying please don't let me go. just rips your heart out of your chest. >> suspect ariel castro has been charged with rape and kidnapping. his lawyers say he will plead not guilty. >> the sole survivor of the plane crash is speaking out about her ordeal for the first time. in a documentary the scars were put there against her will but this tattoo is a way of reminding herself where she came from. her parents, brother and all other passengers were killed when that plane crashed in michigan. she was 4 years old at the time. >> if you are in the market to buy a new suv listen up. five crossover vehicles were rated poor by the insurance highway safety. the ford escape, the jeep patriot, buick encore, kia sportage and the hundred ti

patt patti ann? >> back to the top story.ople want to know how did the three cleveland women and a little girl go undetected for a decade. >> i went to his house the first couple years i met him for rehearsal and everything. two years back i was moving out of my house and i sold him some appliances and he took a buven of stuff from my garage. he said can you help me take some of this stuff home. sure no problem. we unloaded the appliances in the driveway. helped him take some of the stuff inside the house. so i got as far as the living room pretty much. we didn't notice anything out of the ordinary. >> now that these women are free what are the next steps for them? let's ask psycho therapist thomas. >> we are hear being jaycie dugard who was held for years and she is giving advice to women this is not who you are, this is just what happened to you. a lot to take in. >> 10 years of psychological manipulation that becomes your norm now. what you are saying and what other women are saying who am i? who am i that's the question.

i am heather nauert. >> i am patti ann browne. time for your 5@5:30 as we begin with a fox news alert. we have learned that three people who were pulled from their cars after a bridge collapse in washington state are in stable condition this moing. they plunged from 50 feet high into the river just after last night's rush hour. this happened about an hour north of seattle. luckily no one was killed. state officials believe an over sized truck hit the bridge causing the collapse. the bridge which was built in 1965 is considered outdated. >>> we now know that attorney general eric holder personally signed off on the search warrant that had identified fox news chief washington correspondent james rose enas a possible, quote, co conspirator in violations of the espionage act and had his private e-mail take evenlt holder authorized t -- tn holder authorized. state department advisor accused of leaking information about north korea. karl rove going on the record saying the whole thing is outrage gugs. gus. >> i think the administration

certainly a lot of pain at the pump patti anne.nn. >> there were reasons they were going down why are they going up? >> there are a lot of reasons contributing but with demand going up it contributes to it. >> open up the pocket book. >> there are new airline ratings. virgin airlines are number one? >> first time they were on the list who knew. consumer reports ranked all of the airlines based on comfort cleanliness and service. >> jetblue came in number 2 thanks to the network. the average banked airline rounding out the top 3 with southwest famous for the bag slice healthy. a week after someone last year alone. the loan has returned the entire industry patti ann solvency. that's how much they collected from us. thank you for joining us. >> 18 after the hour. still to come we have been telling you about the department of justice tracking james rosen's phone call. turns out they were also targeting his parents. we will have those details ahead. she may look like a lady but she definitely doesn't act like it. why police are looking

patti ann? you're getting ready for work this morning, you may want to read ingredients in all those lotions, creams and makeups you're using. some could contain deadly toxins. here to explain is safe beauty expert, industry expert david pollin. we worry about the food we drink, -- food we eat and water we drink. >> up to 60% of ingredients we put into our body can be absorbed into our body. we need to look at what's on the ingredient statement. i've done work for almost every major brand, not just makeup but even skin care and personal care. over the years i've watched family members and friends fight the battle of cancer. it's been a tough battle. being in the room when a doctor tells you that if it's this type of cancer, it's because of this chemical or this type of cancer because of this chemical, i had to ask. they said we don't know all but we know certain ingredients cause certain problems. i said i've got to make a change. i don't know how it's not on the news every day. i said i've got

patti was busy at home with son brett and daughter aubrey.rush of tennis, jimmy turned to compulsive big money gambling, an expensive substitute. what did you tell him? >> either that goes or i go. >> reporter: really? >> yeah, i'm not going to put up with that. >> reporter: so you still gamble? >> no. >> reporter: done? >> finished. >> reporter: now on new artificial hips connors is at the muni court regularly breaking a sweat with good friends cindy nally and pete moran na. as ever, he's generous with hackers. >> no, impossible! >> reporter: i've always wanted to do it. >> what? >> reporter: and is accommodating to autograph seekers. >> pleasure to meet you. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: have you mellowed? >> does it look like it? >> reporter: maybe a little. >> well, i don't like the word "mellow" because it seems -- i don't want it to take away from really what i am all about. >> reporter: maybe mature? >> oh, i'll take ta even better. i'll take that one. maybe. >> harry smith with a mature jimmy connors in santa barbara, california.

patty lovera from the food and water watch and meghan lopez r t correspondent thank you girls. michael taylor started his career as a lowly staffer garner with a staff attorney with the food and drug administration but don't feel bad for him because six years later he traded in public service for a case street where he became a partner at king and spaulding and head of the firm's food and drug law practice and guess who one of his clients was that's right monsanto i would say our first trip to the revolving door but we're just beginning so what i'm and from the lobbying firm he went back to the f.d.a. and became the deputy commissioner for policy it was here where he did all the milk drinkers a favor by signing a rule that sells milk produced from cow those who've been treated with b.t.h. does not have to be labeled now b. g.h. is a growth hormone that biotech firms they send the sized can increase milk production in a cow up to sixteen percent but it can have all sorts of negative side effects on the animal including infertility and lameness but don't worry i'm sure it's fine

we are -- i like patti a lot.have good honest agreements with each other, they want tax reform as a means to growing revenue to the government. we want tax reform as a means to growing the economy and getting people back to work. that means lowering tax rates not closing loopholes and keeping high tax rates. or lowering. >> if there is revenue that is brought out of it. >> why have the ways and means committee and senate finance committee put together legislation and tax reform and see what that looks like? that is something we should do, we should have the exercise. >> max baucus attracts the start -- >> go get them. >> the likelihood of that happening? >> we are moving forward. >> i want to say a month ago claiming they are genuine about it, the ways and means, is that going to get moving? >> whether the senate policy or not we are going to move. the point i am trying to make the president says he wants to take the corporate rate to 28%, good idea. that is only 20% of american businesses. 8% are not corporations

coming up, our conversation with patty griffin. griffin's mostly lyrical style is called americana, but there is the range of heafter w. to aa gospel cd, she went personal album entitled "american kid," which she dedicates to her father, who died. here is a tribute to the underground railroad. she sings this with her partner, robert plant. ♪ tavis: tell me more about how that track came to be. >> i got asked to write a song for a friend of mine producing a young band, and he was looking for songs for them. that this sort of a groove i had been working on, and i thought i would just write a song around it for them. i thought it would be right for them, but they did not dig it. tavis: yes. >> oh i had it, and i decided to keep it. tavis: i am glad you did. it is a nice tribute. so how does it feel how do you process, how did you not take personally being asked to write something for someone, in you write it, and they do not feel it? i guess it is not a personal thing if they do not like it. you write a song, and they say, "thank you,

thank you patti. >>> the u.s. attorney general is investigating the irs and the way it targeted conservative schools for extra tax scrutiny. the attorney general eric holder says the justice department will determine if any laws were broken. attorney general holder called the irs actions outrageous and unexpectable. the agency screened tea party organizations and political groups that sought tax exempt status. >>> congress also plans to hold its own inquiry. active irs commissioner is expected to testify at the ways and means committee. they need to find out firsthand how the scandal unfolded. >> it causes that lost of confidence. that trust is broken. it's -- and we have to get it back. >> i'm a physician, if you come into my office and say i feel this way. i don't make a decision on what's wrong with you. i ask more questions to see what's wrong with you. i approach this the same way. >> some are accusing the irs of playing politics. >>> the government is coming under fire for snooping on the associated press. t

patti ann: yeah. one of the reasons people are citing for the lack of injuries or fatalities is that the early warning, in fact the national weather service put out this tweet to the folks in your area and all of the affected areas, it is not subtle. it says, quote, you could be killed if not underground or in a tornado shelter. complete destruction of neighborhoods, businesses and vehicles will occur. flying debris will be deadly to people and animals. i understand, sharon, that they went to this very heavy-handed type of warning because of the 158 people killed two years ago in joplin, missouri. they said people just didn't get the message the first time around. so they wanted to be very clear. so do you think that early warning really helped? >> yes. and i think, you know, there is still a lot of people studying that to see exactly the effect of it but we definitely noticed that

. >> i'm patty from san carlos. >> reporter: are youof from work? >> our boss let us all off from work today. >> reporter: what a nice boss you must have. >> we have a great boss, yes. >> reporter: what is your name? >> flavio. >> reporter: what's going to happen today, giants have to pull it out, what's necessary?

patti ann? >> it is time to brew on this. here's what i would like you to brew on. is known for her amazing body. she admits she pays her kids to eat healthy. klum gives them a dollar every time they finish eating something nutritious. some experts caution parents against bribing children to encourage healthy habits. if your child isn't eating healthy would you do the same? send us your comments you can tweet them to us at foxfriendsfirst or e-mail to us at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. >>> coming up, does this woman look like a drug smuggler? her family says she has been framed. we are hearing from one of her daughters next. >> sleep bingeing on the weekend? does it work? our sleep doctor is up next separating fact and fiction when it comes to get those z's. look what mommy is having. mommy's having a french fry. yes she is, yes she is. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. 100% vegetable juice, with three of your daily vegetable servings in every little bottle. angie's liat angie's list,ily i autyou'll find reviews. on everything from home repair to healthc

pattie, thanks for joining us.ce to see you today. >> thank you, christine. >> thanks for joining the conversation this week. we're here every saturday, 9:30 a.m., 2:00 p.m. eastern. have a good weekend. >>> today on a special edition of "the next list," living boston strong. >> a loud noise went off. and i remember turning around and looking and seeing smoke and seeing people screaming, and it immediately reminded me of 9/11. >> after the horrors witnessed during the april attacks, survivors and first responders may be facing a new threat -- post traumatic stress disorder. or ptsd. >> i saw a little girl, they put her inside the balance, and the only thing that i could see, and see to this day, are her little eyes looking up at me. >> the bombings turned the city

i am patti ann browne. >> i am heather childers. thank you for joining us. it is monday may 6th. you are watching f"fox & friend first". the top 5 stories at this hour. anti missile battles from the north as it braces for possible retaliation from syria. syria warning all options are on the table after the late he is air strike on military targets. israel says it will not hesitate to stop chemical and other weapons from getting into the hands of terrorists. this comes as president obama comes under fire for failing to act. >> the whole situation is becoming more and more expansive and unfortunately the red line that the president of the united states written was apparently where is ten in disappearing ink. >> mccain says they should establish a safe zone and give weapons to quote the right people. >> a night of celebration turns tragic. a bride and four friends were killed when their limo was engulfed in flames. the fire was caught on tape by other women. 9 women were headed to a bachelorette party in san francisco. three women escaped through the back door one climbed through th

correspondent megan lopez and patty lovera the assistant director at food and water watch thanks for joining us so let's first jump into the biggest event that's happened this week and that's of course the supreme court case of boman first monsanto can you just explain exactly what happened here and why once and it was going after this poor and farmer ok well not to get into too much of the specifics so without getting into too many of the nitty gritty details the exam extensions what happened is monsanto created this herbicide known as round up the problem is that the herbicide killed both the weeds as well as the crops so men monsanto invented roundup ready and it's actually a new into the effects of roundup now as a result it can withstand that herbicide it can withstand a lot of other things so they have a patent on those that guarantees the company exclusive rights to those seeds into that kind of an invention for the next twenty years so what bowman did is he actually bought these soybean seeds that were. sold to him by by another third party and he did they were meant to be us

patti ann? >> there is already video and internet access in many cars but now you may be seeing commercials on your dash board. lauren simonetti is here with more. >> good morning everybody. did you ever take a drive to just clear your head? long toward peace and quiet if general motors has their way. gmc is exploring ways to bring advertising to car's info tanment system. it may be replaced by the voice of a tv star. the oil change reminders sponsored by a gas station. video screen flashing a logo duri from an insurance company. >> it is a way of the future. >> more revenue for the car companies. >> small businesses that show up on these reality shows not only do they get paid for their appearances but their businesses really flourish. >> business owners turning into tv stars have been a winning formula not only for the tv producers, think pawn stars. announced before the show airs and duck dynasty's season finale was the most watched in 29 year history. they are demanding raises on top of boom

and we're back with patty lovera of the assistant director of food and water watch and r.t. correspondent megan lopez only last we're talking about the month and the protection act now months and to r.t. owns fifty percent of the world the market do you think that the passage of this bill is going to allow my fan to expand even greater and that's why they wanted it passed and it and wanted to is doing some of the dirty work for the rest of the biotechnology industry so there are lots of crops have been approved the profit the regulatory process is already too weak but they don't like even any delay and a few times people have managed to say u.s.d.a. did it wrong in. follow all the rules the courts have agreed and there's been a delay and that's acceptable to them so they went to congress to try to make sure there would be no delays when they want to bring this stuff to market and you have any numbers on this how big of a market is. so at this point jim oser genetically engineered crops are really dominating corn and soybean so it's eighty percent of corn ninety percent of so

and that's where our patti lee saw the foxes today. patti, you learn they may not be there for long. >> reporter: that's l right that's the bad news. foxes like to live in the wild, in this case the fox left its nature preserve and made their way over to the facebook campus which is just through this brush. into the social media spotlight -- >> to catch a glimpse of the facebook foxes you need good timing and luck. >> if failure lucky you miepth see them poke their heads out. >> they're often seen playing without their mother who leaves them on campus while she gets food. it is free fromators and it feels like the great outdoors. lookers leaned into take photos but careful not to disstush them. tush them. disturb them. >> even mark is a fan of sharing space with this wild kingdom but officials say the arrangement won't last. >> the foxes will probably stick around for several more weeks until the pups are older and adults will start to bring out the food and teach them to hunt on their own. >> the kind of the updates that'll get a thum

just okay. >> what about you, patty?just see the pile of tef station behind you. this is the beginning of trying to pick up your stuff and where to go from here. what is going through your mind when you were huddled in there when the storm hit? what did you see and hear? how long did it last? >> it felt like it lasted forever, but it probably lasted about four to five minutes, maybe. >> four to five minutes. >> we saw the funnel cloud and ran in, and we threw everyone in the bathtub, children first, and put pillows and blanket on top of it. we tried to get a mattress, but we didn't have enough time. it hit immediately. the roof came in, flew off. >> your 6-year-old daughter was with you, atika? >> yes, ma'am. >> what did you tell her? >> i just told her to pray and to thank god for keeping his protective hands around discuss keep us safe so we could go out. >> it must have been happening so fast. what were the children doing? you were rushing them to the tub. trying to cover them up, trying to help them from getting hit

patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> www.ktvu.com posted the slide show of the art installation. you will find it on our home page under hot topics. >>> new tonight at 6:00 p.m. millions of california students areceived only partial -- received only partial sex education because of a text book. it does not explain that condoms cannot protect against stds during skin to skin contact. it was adopted by the california department of education. >> i trusted the department of education, and the red cross and we wasted our money. >> the publisher agreed to modify the information but the books won't be ready till next year. >>> to the six grader in oklahoma we tried to bring you earlier. he was in the element school in the path of the tornado. tonight she describing how some students hid in the bath room trying to find shelter. >> i was in my classroom building and we were told to get in our tornado precaution but then they moved us to the bath room. and then some kids were not following directions of staying away from under the -- the sinks and stuff. and they got under there and cinder

patti and heather back to you. >> thank you so much. talk to you later. more developments to talk to you about in the irs scandal. four more employees will be questioned about who knew what when about the agency's targeting of conservative groups. the house weighs and means and house over site committee will speak with the employees. they all come from the cincinnati office the administration claims is at the center of the scandal. lois lerner the woman who manages the office is on paid leave. a new poll shows overwhelming americans supporting a special prosecutor to be named to investigate the abuse. 76 percent of those surveyed in a poll says one should be appointed. >> speaking of the irs yesterday we learned former commissioner doug shulman made 159 visits to the white house between january 2009 and november 2012. it is an extremely high number and raises the question why. last night the former commissioner over bush said during his tenure he could not image going to the white house that many times. >> i testified last year i only went over there to m

ktvu's patti lee is live. >> reporter: a proposal to the nfl, one of the selling points for the stadium is that it is within walking distance of the convention center. >> new stadium is not enough to convince the nfl to hold a super bowl here in santa clara but bindings with details about security, traffic and sites for special events might. >> i measured the amount of paper work that went to the nfl to make their decision. it was 60 inches of stuff. >> reporter: the spokesman says it may appear the stadium is the only one left in the running. last week they denied money for a stadium upgrade in miami. sidelining the dolphins. still he is more cautious that optimistic. >> it is too soon to celebrate. >> that is shared by 49ers fans. >> i think it is bad luck to assume anything. anything that is valuable and visible like this super bowl competition. >> reporter: the possibility of super bowl sized crowds. >> seem said like it is leaning towards the positive direction. >> reporter: there is another deadline approaching on may 21. both teams have 15 minutes to present their proposal to the

-- and patty murray?r is was ringing among democrats, who though exasperated by republicans are nervous and say it is amazing that they do not see they will get a better deal from the president then they will ever get from senate. is that fair? >> i think all the ideas should be in the mix. what comes out of the end of the day is part of negotiating process. but i think the president recognizes -- let me first say that there is a lot more in common between the senate democratic budget and house democratic budget. the republican budget is on the table for discussion. we need to take the next up in the process create go to conference. >> why doesn't the democratic budget balance? should it? should the federal budget be a balanced budget? >> absolute priority has to be economic growth. short-term and longer-term. that needs to remain our focus. if balance can be a byproduct of that, if you look at the house democratic budget it is significantly reducing our deficit as a percentage gdp in 10 years. actually,

i am patti ann browne. >> i am heather childers. three brothers have been raised in connection with the case. ainsley earhardt has been covering the developments all night. brand new developing details. >> unbelievable story with a very happy ending. >> they were kidnapped and locked up for more than 10 years as prisoners in a house in cleveland. the three are finally free. these three escaped when one of their captors left that house. she immediately started screaming a neighbor heard the cries for help and here is his 911 call. >> i came fr >> that man charles ramsey started helping her. >> i looked and i see this girl and she is just going nuts on the door. what's the problem? just open the door. she said i can't he got it locked. i look how he has it it's enough to reach your handout and grab the mail and close the door. we had to kick open the bottom. on that door was aluminum. she climb out. she went to my house and called 911. >> finally free. berry disappeared back in 2003 the day before her 17th birthday. about a year later

jacob's mom, patty wetterling joins me now.o chairman of the board for the national center for missing and exploited children. also colleen nick in the audience. coleen's daughter morgan vanished in 1995 at a little league game after she'd gone to catch fireflies with friends. she was never seen again. she was just 6 years old. patty, appreciate you being here, and colleen as well. you really focus on prevention as well as searching but on prevention. tell me about that. >> thank you. i'm fighting for the world -- i'm fighting for jacob but also the world that he believed in. and our kids cannot be bought and sold and exploited and abducted. and it's going to take men to become engaged in standing up and speaking out. we need to teach our young boys how to have healthy relationships so that they would not grow up to do these kinds of crimes. it's a piece of it that we don't talk about enough. >> yeah. colleen, tell me about your daughter. >> morgan was 6 years old when she was kidnapped. we were actually away from home in a com

hits and misses of the week. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> patti ann: time for hits and misses.his is hit to the chicago school board which took a hard but important vote to close 49 public schools so the resources from those schools could be redirected to improve the system. chicago teachers unions has been raling against this. chicago school system needs a lot of reform and hope this is good first step. >> cadmium as a heavy metal on the list of ingredients, don't eat them. they were according to a survey found in 44% of the rice samples that they looked at. this comes from toxic runoff, use of contaminated plastic. its sign that all of our friends that china is going to lead the environmental ways of future weren't quite looking at what was in the rice bowls. >> a qualified hit to tesla for this week paying back early it's $465 million loan guarantee to the federal government thereby taking taxpayers off the hook. tesla is being called an obama green success story but the truth is what few cars have been heavily subsidized. we demote the model is sustainable. as compared to s

patty lee is live in oakland where lawmakers discussed strategies to tackle gun violence. >> reporter: the shooting deaths of those two young men focused the un olence is a goal that lawmakers say cannot be achieved without a plan. >> we had a shooting last night on the 880 freeway. the number one problem in the city of oakland is there are too many guns. >> reporter: that according to leslie brooks. for oakland mayor, too many guns is just part of the problem. the root of her frustration is at the laws of local government do not have enough teeth and that needs to change. >> maybe allow me to make it a huge fine to sell a gun illegally to a minor or dangerous person in the city. >> reporter: state officials are joining forces with local leaders in the east bay to turn years of tough talks of gun violence into focused action by changing state law. >> it's not as good as having a federal law, but it's taking state laws and making it tougher. >> reporter: residentshave taken on the responsibility of taking back their streets. today local leaders say they are behind them. >> until we sta

patti ann? >> heather, thank you. well, the american neurological association has issued new guidelines on psa screening advising men to think carefully before getting screened for prostate cancer. our next guest says fewer screenings could put the health of younger men at risk. joining us now is doctor sim mo simoti. men 40 to 50 shouldn't get tested if they are at average risk from 55 to 69 that's the testing that makes most sense and men over 70 can probably skip it. what do you make of all of this? >> i think this was the news that came right before we got to the aua a couple weeks ago in san diego. we didn't expect to get news like this. basically what they are saying is the risk of screening could be too much. you are going to find a lot of cancers that may not threaten your life but i think also the argument against this is you are going to miss out a lot of aggressive cancers among younger guys. we see in our practice a lot of 40-year-olds, 45-year-olds that have having aggressive cancers and was found because

-- and patty murray? is was ringing among democrats, who though exasperated by republicans are nervous and say it is amazing that they do not see they will get a better deal from the president then they will ever get from senate. is that fair? >> i think all the ideas should be in the mix. what comes out of the end of the day is part of negotiating process. but i think the president recognizes -- let me first say that there is a lot more in common between the senate democratic budget and house democratic ajit and the president's budget that is different. including a major replacement to the sequester and a balanced approach to long-term deficit reduction. with the exception of the items you just mentioned. >> not small items. cpi, which is not in the republican's own button meant -- republicans' own budget. i think we could come to some agreement. >> basically, you can envision cpictantly supporting chain and some stuff on medicare if it is part of a larger deal. >> i did not say that, but i said we would

snyder can't corral the rebound, and patty marlow scores the game winner, and the sharks sweep and will have to wait to see who they will play next. >> kind of took away whoever that was and just shot and, you know, just good thing patty has to finish that out but it was a good digs. >> we're put together a little bit different. in the past we had maybe some names that we were counting on, and now we have some household names. >> they're all nice to me in handshake so they can talk about me in the media, but to my face, they're nice guys. >> so they're all congratulations. >> yeah. all says good luck. . >> the giants probably picked the wrong time to invite the fanatic to at&t. second inning chase ut lee rips one back up the box. ben revere scores to make it three to nothing philadelphia. the giants would answer with two runs but in the fifth ut lee strikes again. this time he plants it deep. 4 to 2 phillies. lincecum allows five runs and phillies win 6 to 2. >>> taking his fourth loss in cleveland, the a's lefty was cruzing in the fifth when brandon moss couldn't feel the carlos santan

the military and industrial congressional complex that's why as mentioned before the break senator patty murray from from from washington state democrat pat toomey republican senator from pennsylvania both have boeing is a commonality so you get people who actually are more worried about their reelection than what's doing what's best for the american people because when i sat on the super committee i predicted they would naturally do anything productive actually rein in these issues regarding the defense side of the house with that said because actually the most creative of the super contractors because they actually had been a small burger their president comment that the fact that they're going to basically accept that they have to cut and therefore is a productive hard productive company producing aircraft they're going to take some of the military side folks and confirm to the civilian side to the commercial side which really is the right thing to do we should have all contractors doing that sort of thing instead they're digging their heels in as doug stipulated and as as kelly stipu