patti ann: yeah.ood questions you raised there. lauren simonetti, fox business, thanks. >> or or good to see you. jon: the u.s. is now using eyes in the sky in the hunt for the hundreds of kidnapped schoolgirls in nigeria. the latest on that and a live report. patti ann: plus, prosecutors gearing up for the trial of a man accused of killing his wife more than 50 years ago. and their star witness is dead. our legal panel takes a look at this unusual case. and we want with to hear from you, what stories are you watching today? you get to choose the news in our second hour of "happening now." our live chat is up and running. send us your thoughts at foxnews.com/happeningnow, click on america's asking to join the discussion. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition inharge™. captain: and her

hi, peter. >> hey, patti anne. financial regulators are considering stretching tougher new oversight on big banks to big investment management and mutual fund companies, possibly two companies in particular. regulators have been beefing up the rules for many banks and financial first to make sure that taxpayers don't ever have to bail them out again in another financial crisis. this new group of companies in the cross-hairs managed trillions of dollars in mutual fund and other investments for many 401 k accounts, iras and personal investment accounts. top five are blackrock, van barred, state street -- a vanguard, state street, fidelity and pimco. regulators are concerned that two of them. blackrock and fidelity are so connected with the financial system they may need to be regulated more as systematically important financial institutions or sifis as part of a review by regulators in as council called the fsoc. the treasury department is holding a public conference on asset managers and their activities. >> the thr

that's what patty gay has done. an illustrator by profession, patty has collaborated with many other artists in her career, but one is more special than the rest for a number of reasons. patty gay has been an artist for most of her life, and a mother for half of it. still, it wasn't until later in her life that patty discovered a way to bring both those worlds together in the most beautiful of ways. >> there's a beauty in what he does and who he is, and i want that to be seen. >> reporter: he is noah, patty's 22-year-old autistic son. noah is what autism experts call nonverbal. it means he can't tell you that he loves to help his mother in the grocery store or loves to go for walks in the woods. >> yeah, it's so nice out today. >> reporter: still, noah manages to get the message across. >> there he goes. >> reporter: it's how patty has known ever since he was a little boy that noah loved it, when painting time rolled around. >> yeah. look at that. >> reporter: still does, as a matter of fact. noah seems to enjoy the

patty's 22-year-old autistic son. noah is what autism experts call non-verbal. it means he can't tell you that he loves to help his mother in the grocery store or loves to go for walks in the woods. still, noah manages to get the message across. it's how patty has known ever since he was a little boy that noah loved it when pachblting time rolled around. >> oh, yeah, look at that. >> still does, as a matter of fact. noah seems to enjoy the colors, the textures and the sensation that is come with painting with fingers, rollers and sponges. >> look at that. >> patty has always loved what noah created. but only a couple years ago, came up with an ingenious way for the two of them to collaborate. >> i was looking at the textures and i thought this would be really cool. tons of colors, combinations. >> cool if she used his art as her palette. patty got hundreds of paintings into her computer and then used pieces of them to create these. every bit of blue, yellow, red and brown started with a no aurks h creation. >> so it really is this con nekts of the two of us. int

patty's 22-year-old autistic sompb.it's how patty has known ever since he was a little boy that he rofed it when painting time is going to bl. >> ifrs looking at the textures and i get stuck. >>. >> everything in the creation started with a noah creation. >> it really is this connection of the two of us: sbroo creating something they love. >> and, as it turns out, not just art but big p business. >> it's going on tumblers, pillow case s and who else? what is. >> he's a man of signs that doesn't lever many things to chance. blapg blank. >> so why did it take decades to get his kerks eppley, mission, gll they told him to puts his fwanger onklrá. >>> in the tv news business, time is often our enemy. one film maker is facing a bit of a time crunch, as well. chris hennessey is in a big hurry to get his film made while he still can. >> chris is busy shooting the story of his life. >> this is not the story i want to tell, this is the story i have to tell. >> chris grew up on long island new york. fit and athletic as an adult.

special thanks to joanne, andy levy and patti patti ann browne and yow disco -- and joe devito.eeping the beard? >> it is coming off this weekend and i am recording my first record. >> i'm tom shillue. time. itself i'm going to say the same common sense a year from now, two years from now. >>> hello, i'm eric bolling, along with dana perino, bob beckle, andrea tantaros and bob shaluu. this is "the five." we've got some extreme video for you today. first, check out this amazing video leaked to tmz late kbred. it features music mogul jay-z his wife beyonce and a very per tushed solange. check this out. she gets on an elevator. then solange and final jay-z

it's over here aunt patty. patty over here! [laughter] we gotta wait for luggage. all right.hat's hardly guns everywhere. >> they can be brought into bars and house of worship, teachers and school officials can carry their guns into classrooms so long as the district allows it. >> jon: classrooms. it's not just gun rights it's education reform. [ laughter ] yeah, hey you want to come up here and solve six times nine? do you, punk? [laughter] do you? [laughter] don't worry even georgia's deeply conservative legislature put some common sensory strives about where -- common sense restrictions where guns can not go. >> there are restrictions on where guns are not allowed the state capital yonch booya one of only places georgia's legislatures didn't allow guns is in the building where they work. they are the voyeurs at the orgy, y'all go on and do what they are the voyeurs at the orgy, y'all go on and do what you do, we just like to doesn't really look like burger. man 2: grilled beef patty? that's burger-esque. man 1: yeah, but the flour tortilla is, like, quesadilla-y. man 2: it

. >> the burger, there's five patties, one for each of my children. there's jalapenos because i'm a spicy latina and cheddar because

. >> but now, i will bring patty lock up from ibi to talk a little bit about the exterior design. and then, i will finish up with the floor plan as soon as she is done. >> >> the view that you see before you is the entry view off of horn and robinson and that is considered the main entry into the building and what we wanted to do was provide the interests along the street scape that will blend in with the new development and also have some relationship in context to the building 101 that remains. and so we have banded some of the buildings in a rhythm, and we also abided by the design for the development guidelines and breaking up the facade and providing some change in elevation, as you moved across the building, face. and so, we have these blocks of panels, which are with color and also the opportunity to hopefully add the art or interest, as the artists see fit. and the front entry has a large, tall, and so that it established itself on the corner. this view is along robinson and the stairway on the south end of the building is where you will be able to walk up to the plaza fro

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i patty stanton and a board member with a dog rescue and one of the four agencies on alabama street. we are headquartered in one of the san francisco sfspca and they're next door and down the street is the shelter, acc, and we have been working together from a year and a half to get more animals adopted so thank you so much for having this deem come true and naming the street "rescue row" and we i think it will bring more to the area and first in the nation and we are happy about it. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. supervisor campos' office. >> hi. i am carolyn. >> we rifted a little bit. >>i was watching -- sorry. i am running late. >> it's quite all right. >> as you know the resolution before you today to add the honorary name of "rescue row" to alabama street between 15th and 16th streets in recognition much the groups on the block and sf animal care and control. these organizations work to improvelet lives of animals in need. they provide the care that makes the difference between nurturing and health and a loving home and generally improving the life for animals and

man 2: grilled beef patty? that's burger-esque.an 1: yeah, but the flour tortilla is, like, quesadilla-y. man 2: it's both, okay? you happy? man 1: dude, it's four bucks. i am definitely happy. [ding] waitress: welcome to denny's. >>> draft day two and the raiders could do no wrong. hall of fame great willie brown, tell us what they won! >> the mighty oakland raiders select, yeah, i know you love us. >> well, we built it up. that's right, derek carr, the second round top pick. many thinks that he's the best quarterback in the draft. it is all for even joe montana endorsed him as he is very excited to be coming to oakland. >> and he is a blessing. i mean, so many people, they dream of being an nfl quarterback and the players, all these things. to be picked in the second to be the first pick in their second round, you know, it is such a humbling experience as i mean i'm just so fired up that they called. when that pick came up, you know, i saw that they were next, i was just waiting, looking at my phone and it started ringing and i a

but, ibi group is the lead architect and patty lock is here today who will also help out with some of the design portion of the presentation, and the balance here is the rest of the design team. so, what you can probably see, much better in your packet, but unfortunately it is not showing very clearly here is the overview of the artist parcel site. and on the top portion, and i will, and i will not spend much time here because it is a little bit hard to read because the top center portion of the site is where galvez comes down and enters the artist parcel and in the lower left-hand corner, you have outlines for the future pedestrian plaza and the future art center, parcel. and the top portion of that rectangular shape is actually the commercial kitchen, which the commission heard a few weeks back. and the trapezoid shape at the top is the artist building portion of the site. so this side, will help you get a bit more or a bit better sense of sort of where we are located out on the shipyard and you see the upper left-hand corner and it breaks into robinson street. and building 110 sits

man 2: grilled beef patty? that's burger-esque. man 1: yeah, but the flour tortilla is, like, quesadilla-y. man 2: it's both, okay? you happy? man 1: dude, it's four bucks. i am definitely happy. [ding] waitress: welcome to denny's. a broader mix of energies, world needs which is why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and why with our partner in brazil, we are producing a biofuel made from renewable sugarcane to fuel cars. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. with bunnies, only to disco- much trouble. >>> they call it the easter problem as parents surprised their kids with bunnies, only to discover that they are too much trouble. >> yes, tonight juliette goodrich shows us that one group is coming to the rescue. >> you can play. >> the bunny's have been spared from the death row. >> they had a lot of the adoptions in february and march. >> reporter: thanks to the society in richmond. the bay area's only bunny shelter. the only problem, they are

. >> that's patti labelle! ♪ voulez-vuos coucher avec moi ce soir ♪ >> pelley: for 30 years he captured the sight of our favorite sound. ♪ and another little piece of my heart now, baby ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. the commander in chief promised today to fix whatever is wrong at v.a. hospitals that's keeping veterans from getting care. some have allegedly died while waiting for treatment. it was the president's first public comments in more than two weeks on the growing scandal in the department of veterans affairs. but critics, including senator john mccain, said, "not good enough." here's chief white house correspondent major garrett. here's chief white house correspondent major garrett. >> reporter: president obama flashed his anger but fired no one. >> when i hear allegations of misconduct, any misconduct, whether it's allegations the v.a. staff covering up long wait times or cooking the books, i will n

patti ann browne live at breaking news desk with that. patti ann?on, casey kasem rose to fame years ago because of music county down shows like america top 40. he has been suffering with dementia and his wife is battling with children from a previous marriage whether he is getting good care. earlier this month a judge in los angeles suspended the power of his wife jean to make medical decisions for him. the judge giving kasem's daughter, carrie that authority. jean moved her husband from california to washington state without informing his children. sheriff located the pair staying with friend but kerrey says jean is still refusing to comply with the judge's order that casey be evaluated by a doctor and a attorney. carrie and their city julie say they are still being kept from their dad. >> let us see our dad on regular basis. let my dad see his family. let my dad will be his children who he loves more than life. >> now jean kasem has been ordered to appear in court tomorrow or risk jail time. jean two weeks ago told reporters her husband is happy a

patty col hane our white house correspondent in washington, d.c. there can be something else that president obama recently said. it's harder to end wars than to begin them. he said that about withdrawal from afghanistan. the u.s. has pent almost 13 years fighting the taliban with what many would say has been limited success. we hear from a welcoming of the american withdrawal. >> if obama is sirius and he is sincere in his statement i personally will welcome. if he pull out all of his troops, even in 2016. it is too late. world should not worry about our future. we will manage our own affairs. woman's affairs, man's affairs, political situation, economic situation. all of those problems, we are facing. but this is our job. this is a job of the future government in afghanist to solv all of the problems nationally without interference of outside world. >> let's get another feed from kabul. a member of the afghan parliament. we thank you for your time. what's your view on the troop drawdown? how do you view it? >> hi. good evening. >> hi, there. tell

ktvu's patti lee has reaction from janet napolitano and another university official who has sadly facedimilar tragedy. >> reporter: janet napolitano addressed the shooting as the president of the university of california system. >> first let me say how shocked and saddened i am by the shootings in santa barbara yesterday. >> the former head of homeland security says the victims, survivors and their families are the priority. next comes reassuring the ucsb community and students are preparing for the finals. the school year ends in june. >> they clearly implicated our campus community and we want to make sure that the members of our campus community feel safe, and that the campus continues to thrive. >> reporter: friday's tragedy brings back memories of the mass shooting at oikos university where students were killed. the school's found irdid not want to talk on-camera, explaining his grief is already unbearable and knowing that other families are suffering the same pain today break his heart. the governor with a statement released earlier tote "ann and i were saddened to learn of this s

patty culhane, al jazeera, washington. >>> says afghans can cope on their own. >> world should not worryout our future. we will manage our all affairs, woman affairs, and men's affairs, political situation, economic situation, all those problems we are facing. but this is our job. this is job of the future government in afghanistan to sawl all the problems -- solve all the problems nationally without interference with outside word. >> it's 47° outside in doha, so i'm certainly not going outside. richard, people not going out in southern parts of the united states for many reasons. >> forful reasons. there's been a lot of rain for past several days. this hook of clouds really not that impressive but nevertheless, 111 meters -- that would be some total wouldn't it? 111 millimeters in the space of 48 hours. disruption across downtown houston. you can tell, some of these people trying to rescue their cars, all for the best because you're in an exceptional drought. it has been a wet may relatively speaking. so far for houston up to the 27th of the month, 220 millimeters. meanwhile in watford

new at 10:00 ktvu's patti lee spoke to the over and the drive's widow, who is struggling both emotionally financially. >> the fundraising site wept live at midnight and already it has raised more than $11,000 and remember the original goal was to raise $10,000 in the next 51 days dh winn lights a candle in memory of her husband and two sons. fook lam was shot by a driver who was enraged after their cars nearly collided and lam's sister describes him as generous and gentle. >> he worked from 4:00 a.m. in the morning, i'm sorry. >> it's one of those things that it hit home. >> when officer juan winn heard about the family's plight, he chipped in and helped out. >> they need a future and without raising the money that future is not looking that bright. >> reporter: a father of two himself winn says he felt compelled to help a family he never meted and he wasn't the only one. >> it was very surprising that people opened their hearts and wallet to help the family in need. i didn't expect to have this type of response. >> reporter: over the past few hours from has been so many interest raised i

. >> and i am patty ann brown in for jenna lee. they are meeting with senate democrats on capitol hill today. it is to coordinate agendas and the va controversy could come up. this as we get new reaction from house speaker john bone pone. >> i have not called for the general shinseki to resign. but i have to admit i am getting closer. this is the point, this is not one person or about the secretary. it is the entire system underneath him. and the reports that continue to come are appalling. and these are men and women, who served our country and we can't just let them dourngs we have let them die. this is awful stuff and somebody ought to be held accountable for it. >> chris wallace, anchor of fox news sunday. washington is ablaze with this va thing right now. and politicians on both sides of the aisle are taking shots at the president and administration over its handling of all of this, chris? >> good afternoon, john. you are exactly right. this is a nonpartisan issue that could be hilo partisan. whether you are republican or demo

well, i sure hope they don't give the ax to the chicken patty on a bun. >> yeah.lassic. >> crispy chicken product. >> it's delicious. >> is it really chicken, though do we know. >> i'm sure it doesn't meet the first lady's nutritional requirements. >> i think you are right. come will up -- >>> it is national hamburger day and we check out a healthier alternative to the classic beef burger. ahead in the next half hour, the warrior canine connection, how unconditional love can heal. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. "world news ♪ cheeseburger in paradise fá ♪ >> i couldn't think of a more perfect song to get us in the e1 mood. today is national hamburger day and we are getting an up close and personal view of america's favorite food. >> that's right. our own tina trinh got the tough assignment and she is showing us a somewhat healthier alternative in "insomniac kitchen." >> we're at bare burger in new york city today. there's a problem. i wore my skinny jeans and i don't think there is anyth

reporting live in san francisco, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> paying respects to the nation's fallen military men and women on this memorial day. president obama layed a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. >>> the president said everything this nation holds precious was made possible by those who gave their all. while he did not specifically mention the scandal at the department of veterans affairs he did say the country had to do more. >> these americans have fulfilled their duty, they ask nothing more than the country does ours now and for years to come. >>> and at the ceremony, this 3-year-old boy. his father died before this little boy was even born. >>> like a woman you're about to meet from sonoma who just wanted to say thank you. >> reporter: the memorial day procession into san francisco's precidio ended with a sea of white tombstones. this ceremony was focused on the veteran war. >> i just thought it would be like world war ii when you were welcomed. >> reporter: today's ceremony helped heal some painful memories. >> it was heartwarming for me. >> reporter: vis

patti lee, ktvu. >>> firefighters made quick work of a grass fire burning in the north bay. the fire started along oak springs drive in napa county near the solano county border around 2:00. there are homes in the area but no one ended up being evacuated. >>> calfire today announced it is suspending open burning permits for several counties because of the hot and dry conditions. starting this sunday june 1st, open burning permits will be suspended for napa, solano and calusa lake and yolo counties throughout california. >>> kaiser's newest hospital is set to open its doors in the east bay. the complex is located off marina boulevard in san leandro. the hospital which has 264 beds and 116 offices will replace kaiser's aging facility in hayward. it is scheduled to start taking in patients on tuesday. >>> a bit cooler today across the entire bay area. temperatures down 10 to 15 degrees from yesterday's highs. look at just the 50s in pacifica and san francisco. warmers locations in the 70s and 80s. right now looking out toward the bay bridge, we just have a solid deck of clouds.

reporting live in san francisco, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> paying respects to the nation's fallen military men and women on this memorial day. president obama layed a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. >>> the president said everything this nation holds precious was made possible by those who gave their all. while he did not specifically mention the scandal at the department of veterans affairs he did say the country had to do more. >> these americans have fulfilled their duty, they ask nothing more than the country does ours now and for years to come. >>> and at the ceremony, this 3-year-old boy. his father died before this little boy was even born. >>> like a woman you're about to meet from sonoma who just wanted to say thank you. >> reporter: the memorial day procession into san francisco's precidio ended with a sea of white tombstones. this ceremony was focused on the veteran war. >> i just thought it would be like world war ii when you were welcomed. >> reporter: today's ceremony helped heal some painful memories. >> it was heartwarming for me. >> reporter: vis

pat mulligan why don't you come on up here i want to thank patty he dealt with a real circus and got everything done and rachel upper fantastic that's ends it let's cut the cake thank you very much >> okay. >> next speaker. >> with briekt line with the mayors we have a quorum construction committee if we're going to get the data around the local hire and the local success we're seeing an average of 38 percent a year ago it was 34 pictures but let's do something we've done something great this is the strongest prevailing wage law perhaps in the western united states and beyond now an expansion of the successful local hiring model that guarantees success for the community and it's been a lot of work, work eave proud to be part of that i want to shout out administers naomi kelly she's been working with the staff and working with supervisor avalos and rochelle that's not much to add you have the organizations first, the warriors he made a mandatory local hiring commitment and waterfronts through this process they've made the ordinance better and upped the commitment to supervisor avalos

people know patty melts. this isn't foreign stuff.we've got our tasters over here. what do you think? >> this is delicious. >> the grilled cheese one is out of control. >> it's amazing. two patties. you've really outdone yourself. >> this has mac and cheese on top. you just go all in. >> is it bad if you have to use a fork and knife? >> no. it's interactive. smoked pork. crispy onions on it. mac and cheese with bacon inside as well. >> you are the man. thank you so much. incredible. thanks, billy. >> thank you very much. >>> of course, you can't throw a barbecue without some good music. up next, the wait is over. austin mahone takes to our toyota summer concert stage. we're bringing our burgers. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> the toyota concert series on "today" brought to you by toyota. >> austin mahone has a lot to celebrate. he recently turned 18, has a huge legion of fans, plus he has some new music. we're excited to welcome him to our toyota summer concert stage. but first, here's a little more on this teen sensation. at

patty has that. >> it was almost a tragedy.alaska airline jet carrying 148 people was about to land in the anchor age international airport. they were ordered to do a go around. the plane veered right. the prop jet was taking off and came within a quarter mile at the same height. the boeing 737 collision avoidance sensor went off. they are trying to find out what went wrong. this comes of another near mess on houston. >> the jets came a mile from taking off in george buchlt international airport. >> fighting just days after the presidential election. 14 ukranian soldiers and a general was killed when their helicopter was shot down. greg? >> reporter: it was a big blow to the efforts to deal with pro russian separatist. the helicopters brought down by rebels using a shoulder fire missile. it is not the first one they hit. it happen in the slobiowa a n and it is now seeing a lot of fighting as keef cove picks up the war. there is an internal battle of the arrival factions. coming out a battalian that are expert fighters from rush

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patti lee, ktvu. >>> firefighters made quick work of a grass fire burning in the north bay. the fire started along oak springs drive in napa county near the solano county border around 2:00. there are homes in the area but no one ended up being evacuated. >>> calfire today announced it is suspending open burning permits for several counties because of the hot and dry conditions. starting this sunday june 1st, open burning permits will be suspended for napa, solano and calusa lake and yolo counties throughout california. >>> kaiser's newest hospital is set to open its doors in the east bay. the complex is located off marina boulevard in san leandro. the hospital which has 264 beds and 116 offices will replace kaiser's aging facility in hayward. it is scheduled to start taking in patients on tuesday. >>> a bit cooler today across the entire bay area. temperatures down 10 to 15 degrees from yesterday's highs. look at just the 50s in pacifica and san francisco. warmers locations in the 70s and 80s. right now looking out toward the bay bridge, we just have a solid deck of clouds.

patty culhane reports from washington d.c. >> the plight of the kidnapped school girls has now become a story in the american media. more than three weeks into the nightmare, protests on the streets of america's biggest city. in washington d.c. >> imagine if it was your daughter. >> los angeles, and in front of the united nations in new york. >> we don't need money, we need technical assistance. we need a friend of nigeria. u.s. officials say they have offered help from the first day, and they say the nigerian government refused until now. the government had its own set of strategies, if you will, in the beginning. you can offer and talk, but you can't do if a government has its own sense of how it's proceeding. >> the offer now accepted, it seems clear that the two countries has different ideas about what the u.s. will do in nigeria. >> include the deployment of u.s. personnel and assets to work with counterparts in the search and rescue operations. >> we have sent in a team to nigeria, they accepted our help, a combination of military, law enforcement and other agencies who are goin

patty, welcome back. what is in kashi that i didn't know about? >> this lawsuit in particular was about a couple of vitamins that they add. so they're making synthetic forms of a vitamin and adding them. using chemicals to extract things from a soybeans, various soy products are extracted and use chemicals things like that to get the soy protein and -- see in a lot of processed food. gerri: here is in my notes. soy oil processed with hexane, a component of gasoline. calcium -- i can't even pronounce this stuff, hydrochloride. when you have that many syllables, you have to think it is not good. >> right this is one of the problems, the word natural in most of the supermarket is really unregulated. we tell people it doesn't mean anything. you should look past it and look at ingredient list for yourself. gerri: you make a very good point. the food and drug administration does not regulate the term, all natural. fda has not develop ad term for the use natural and derivatives. they don't object if the food doesn't contain added color or artificial flav

patti ann browne, thanks. >> thanks. jenna: the old saying cash is king may not be true.o out of five americans carry less than $20 in cash on regular basis, one in 10 don't carry anything at all. joining me fox business anchor dagen mcdowell. whether cash will be a thing of the past. we'll never use it anymore of the. what does it really tell us? >> it looks that way, jenna. this is bankrate.com survey by the way. tells you paying electronically has gotten so much easier and so many more options rather than carrying around like a wad of cash with you. think about it, credit cards, debit cards, they're great payment apps now that you can use on your phone. starbucks has a really terrific app. think about it like this. if it is cash, that you're paying with, you might be paying an atm fee to take that cash out. if you use a credit card, the fee falls on the merchant. so it is free to you, the consumer. and if you lose your credit card, it is protected by the credit card company but if you lose your cash it is gone forever, right? jenna: that's true. >> i'm of the belief, i

patti ann browne live in the new york city newsroom with that. >> reporter: that's right, jon. we was german exchange student living in missoula, montana. he was recently out with friends at midnight. they were garage hopping, term for sneaking into open garages to steal something. when he opened a garage, motion sensors sounded. the 29-year-old homeowner grabbed his gun and ran outside. seeing movement in the garage he fired four times. the 17-year-old student was killed, at a vigil in memory of the soccer player the family that hosted dede from germany expressed outrage. >> first impression is, how could this happen? we still say that every night, how could this happen. just to have them saying we're here, we support you, we want you to know that the, this is not america. >> reporter: the case renewed debate about the castle doctrine, the law which differs from state to state allows people to use force to defend themselves against trespassers in their homes. karma is charged with deliberate homicide. he was trying to protect his girlfriend and 10-month-old baby. burglars brok

patti ann brown is live in our new york newsroom with more on that story. patti ann. >> hello, heather. well, the oil was up to people's knees in some areas. this after a 20-inch oil pipe ruptured in a suburb of los angeles. a geyser spewed at least 20 feet into the air, and about 10,000 gallons of crude oil spilled onto the streets of glendale. the spill covered about half a mile, and witnesses say it looked like a lake in some spots. it happened shortly after midnight. the oil line was shut off remotely, and firefighters and hazardous materials crews were called. the l.a. times reports two people were transferred to a hospital complaining of nausea, and several commercial businesses were affected in atwater village. cleanup is expected to take a day. a cement company provided firefighters with sand, tanker trucks then began to vacuum it up. that is done now, but workers are still trying to sop up the oil that the tankers couldn't get. the fire department, meanwhile, says there is no visible evidence that oil has entered the storm drains which empty into t

. >> jon: yeah, why can't beyonce be more like that nice patti lapone with the singing and the dancingnd one of gals who played the witches in wicked. the van gel call cat. don't tell me cats is closed. now and forever begun their ward words, not mine. cats, cats will always be open. as long as there is love still left in this world. the greatest broadway show ever, cats, will still be open in my heart says i fox commentator and author of killings lincoln, jeez yuses and kennedy bill o'reilly. where was i? talking about bill o'reilly's love of the play cats. [laughter] ♪ memories of a my that i saw twice at the winter garden or some (bleep) ♪ ♪ five bucks for water what the hell is that ♪ [laughter] [cheers and applause] no, i don't -- at some point my jewish grandmother character was pushed out of the way by angry trucker and then i don't know what happened after that. [ laughter ] the point is this. ♪ papa can you hear me the point is this: [laughter] that type of sexy music is destroying the kids. is there something specific about beyonce's sexiness that his bill's dander up. >> wor

patti ann browne in the new york newsroom with more on this. >> that's right, jon.ack in 2007 madeleine mccann was three years old when she disappeared from the resort in portugal where she was staying with her british family. she was never found and british investigators are reportedly not convinced portuguese authorities have done all they can. so now, scotland yard detectives plan to launch extensive digs in and around the resort area. madeleine's parents told reporters, police are not acting on a specific tip. they just plan to use radar equipment to search for forensic clues in the case. "the daily mirror" reports that british detectives are investigating a suspected pedophile ring they believe was active in the area at that time. the paper says there were 18 break-ins at the villas between 2004 and 2010. nine of those reportedly involved sexual assaults against british girls as young as 10. an international warrant is out for a 77-year-old man who jumped bail in australia in 2012 in another case. jon? jon: patti ann browne, in the newsroom, thanks. >> this is

. >> patty is a long time volunteer for the prevention center. she founded blue ribbon partners and shows her support as a business. they designed the heart blue ribbon symbol and created and paid for the new safety materials for children. >> we wanted to empower them to have the strength to protect themselves and to be safe. >> now, help so the way to give tools they need to be safe. >> what do you think they should say? >> no. we're going tell someone. >> cheryl: those are powerful words. and molly from the san francisco child abuse prevention center. and as a result of that story it's helped? >> yes. >> there were only two of you? >> right now only two trainers and public schools in san francisco, just the elementary schools and talk with kids k-5th grade. >> do you children? >> we have children and many children who have never heard this before, no one ever stopped to talk to them about the safety rules about private body parts and that is key to prevention is talking to the kids before someone violates them. >> you have one little kid recent