paul rogers will join us for an update on the sierra snow pack and what it means for water conservation. >>> also, kqed investigates the death of two mentally ill inmates at the santa clara county jail. >>> but before we get to that, another first for the nation in california. governor jerry brown is scheduled to travel to los angeles monday when he'll sign legislation raising california's minimum wage to $15 an hour by the year 2022. i asked ken jacobson, chair of the uc berkley labor center how significant is the passage of this wage hike? >> this is a very big deal. when it's all phased in, we estimate 5.6 million californians will receive wage increases as a result of the law, and on average, a 24% increase in their earnings. $3,700 a year. it's a big deal. >> who are these five to six million workers? what's the profile? >> they're breadwinners. 96% are over the age of 20. 37% have children. 55% are latino. on average, they bring home about half their family's income. >> years ago, people were earning minimum wage tended to be kids flipping burgers. that's not the case anymore. >>

paul rogers will join us for an update on the sierra snow pack and what it means for water conservation. >>> also, kqed investigates the death of two mentally ill inmates at the santa clara county jail. >>> but before we get to that, another first for the nation in california. governor jerry brown is scheduled to travel to los angeles monday when he'll sign legislation raising california's minimum wage to $15 an hour by the year 2022. isk

paul rogers will join us for an update on the sierra snow pack and what it means for water conservation. >>> also, kqed investigates the death of two mentally ill inmates at the santa clara county jail. >>> but before we get to that, another first for the nation in california. governor jerry brown is scheduled to travel to los angeles monday when he'll sign legislation raising california's minimum wage to $15 an hour by the year 2022. i

tomorrow my husband jesse paul rogers will turn 92. i am grateful to him for securing our freedoms.n. you're a good wife. happy birthday to mr. rogers, a patriot. and finally tonight, the "factor" tip of the day. recently i opined in this segment we should all own up to our mistakes. i made one last night. i said to donald trump he would need more than 100 million votes to win. as viewer noel and many other reminded me, president obama won last time around with about 66 million votes. i was off just a bit. very sorry. sometimes fog rolls in. admit your mistakes. "factor" tip of the day. that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website, different from billoreilly.com. then we would like you to spout off about the "factor" from anywhere in the world. name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, do not be a cox comb when rigwriting to the "factor." on monday, just to torture charles krauthammer. i'll have a segment on what president obama and donald trump have in common. the doctor and i will discuss that. thanks again for watching this special edition of

there's no one tougher, harsher, and more negative and effective than paul manafort and roger stone. >> we haven't yet seen the key here. not the staff. it's the candidate. and the candidate has driven himself to have a 70% disapproval rating among all voters, across all demographics, even in the south. >> who do you want it to be? >> it's not who i want. i'm analyzing race. and i'm saying he's crossed the point where i think he may not be able to return from. >> who in your party has not crossed that point and could emerge? >> the other two theoretically. he could win a general election. and kasich definitely could win the general election. but he can't get nominated. he can't even win a primary other than his home state. >> we'll be right back. stay with us. great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry a

paul manafort and roger stone will bring people. that has a key dynamic. >> when i ask you if it's rigged, you say it's not a fair process. i think those two should have an equal sign between them. >> well, pretty close. >> one other. >> hold on one second. i promise we'll come right back. i have a big question. sounds like the rules committee is very powerful. how do you get on it? we'll be right back. .. had any suspicions that the convention might be in the weeds for people, social media would shout back saying no, we want to know more. pat, on whether or not the system is rigged, what do you say? >> i say it is rigged just as it has been in washington. and the political system is about the elite. holding on to power at all costs. a majority of republicans believe of voters, the base, that they've been sold out by their leaders. the answer is they have been. and by the way, all this talk about rules go back to 1860, we didn't have primaries before 1912. this is the 21st century. people are rising up this year in both parties to t

paul manafort is a vet. he was on the ford delegate effort when ford was trying to win delegates against reagan. these are old guys coming in with the old ways and roger stone was considered to be one of them. so here's the big question about paul manafort's old partner, roger stone, who used to work for donald trump but left the campaign on good terms. behind the scenes, sources in the campaign say roger stone is over donald trump's shoulder all the time. he's advising all the time. he's on the phone with donald trump all the time. but he doesn't work for the campaign. he's known for dirty tricks. he's got nixon tattooed on his back. is that so he could do the dirty work and leave donald trump to be clean? >> no, i don't think so. and in fact, roger stone hanlt been a part of this campaign since early on. no affiliation with the campaign. absolutely. i think i would probably know if that were the case but no, not at all. mr. trump is very serious about this campaign. he's very serious about winning and locking up the nomination. he's very serious about going after hillary clinton in the general election so he can implement his policies to make americ

paul manafort and roger stone will bring people.amic. >> when i ask you if it's rigged, you say it's not a fair process. i think those two should have an equal sign between them. >> well, pretty close. >> one other. >> hold on one second. i promise we'll come right back. i have a big question. sounds like the rules committee is very powerful. how do you get on it? we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ take on the unexpected. the new 2016 nissan altima. built to stand out. this just got interesting. why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hypertension, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache

paul mccarthy. neil young. roger waters from pink floyd all set to take the field this fall. it is a three-day festival beginning october 7. it celebrates the 60s . neil young's manager says the event will be so special, many people may never get another chance to see these guys again. >>> closing bell four minutes ago. a slide in technology companies are sending stocks mostly lower. mining and energy stocks are among those in the green today. speaking of green, the dow up just about 37 points there. nasdaq down 24 points , s&p up four points. >>> so i noticed you looking at your phone. we are so connected through smartphone, social media. but when someone crosses the line or is too much for you. what do you do? >> today, it is tech tuesday and we will show you how to block someone on your smartphone and on the biggest social media site. that story and much more today on the 4:00 on 2. >> that's it for now. ktvu.com any time. have a good one! (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gon

. >> let's wait to see roger stern, paul manafort's partner come in too. we'll see. you'll be reporting something like that. we're coming right back. thank you, robert costa, "the washington post." coming back with more from milwaukee and wild conversationing up here. our live coverage continues after this. >>> i know a little bit about the office. i spent the first 18 years of my life in brooklyn, new york. please keep this a secret. live live do not tell secretary clinton. she's getting a little nervous and i don't want her to get more nervous, but i believe we've got an excellent chance to win new york and a lot of delegates in that state. >> i just love senator sanders. i want her to get more nervous. of course, he does. that was senator sanders coming off his huge victory out in wisconsin today. back with chris jansing, jacob sober off, joy reid and in an editorial board, sanders was pressed over many of his positions including on guns. here's the revenge. "the daily news qualification asked the victims of the sandy hook massacre are looking to have the right to

. >> let's wait to see roger stern, paul manafort's partner come in too. we'll see. you'll be reporting something like that. we're coming right back. thank you, robert costa of "the washington post." we're coming back with more from milwaukee and wild conversations coming up here. our live coverage continues after this. >>> i know a little bit about the office. i spent the first 18 years of my life in brooklyn, new york. please keep this a secret. [ laughter ] do not tell secretary clinton. she's getting a little nervous, and i don't want her to get more nervous, but i believe we've got an excellent chance to win new york and a lot of delegates in that state. >> i just love senator sanders. i don't want her to get more nervous. of course, he does. anyway, that was senator sanders coming off his huge victory out in wisconsin today. back with chris jansing, jacob soboroff, chris hayes, joy reid and john nichols. in an editorial board, sanders was pressed over many of his positions including on guns. here's the revenge. "the daily news" asked this of sanders, the victim

roger roadis and paul walker died in 2013 when the porsche they were riding crashed and burst into place. >> new at noon, bill cosby has scored a partial legal victory. a judge agreed to put a massachusetts case on hold until his criminal case in pennsylvania is resolved. in the ruling, the judge said he is blocking discovery to avoid cosby choosing from taking the fifth or incriminate himself in either case. >> a funeral today for the virginia state trooper killed at the greyhound bus station last week. he had been with the state police a year and a half. hundreds attended a wake for dermyer last night. the gunman, james brown iii, was also killed. dermyer a former marine leaves behind a wife and two children. >> new dna evidence has cleared a man locked in prison for three decades. >> once you execute somebody, there is no going backwards. it's difficult enough for people who are incarcerated for decades but to have someone be executed that actually you find out later were not guilty would be devastating. >> keith howard never confessed to the 1983 virginia bite mark case, and the new

i wouldn't be surprised if you have spoken to hal rogers or paul ryan about zika and maybe you can help the public get a greater sense of what's going forward in the future? ms. pelosi: i first want to yield to congresswoman delauro who we call -- has been a cardinal in the appropriations process and has been working on this -- in her committee, subcommittee's jurisdiction. ms. delauro: thank you, madam leader. that f all, this notion the administration has not provided information really is misrepresentation. i don't -- i didn't bring with me but i held it up both last week in the appropriations process and just yesterday afternoon about this much paper very detailed as to what the money will be used for. whether it is n.i.h., whether it is at c.d.c., whether it is at the department of state and i have personally been in briefings with secretary burwell and republican colleagues. and the administration quite provide as tried to much information with the briefing, with justification, with language, with charts. it is all laid out. i'm going to make this aside which i made information. w

paul was a business partner with roger stone, and roger stone just threatened delegates attending the convention in cleveland saying he would publicize delegates' hotel rooms and hotel room numbers if they felt -- if the trump campaign felt like they were part of stealing delegates from donald trump. now, he said that after he called on trump supporters to come to cleveland and somehow protest the process if donald trump were denied the nomination. i think that is dangerous. we are a free society in america. we're not a third world country. we don't threaten violence against delegates and i think rance priebus and rnc should ban roger stone from the convention because we cannot tolerate threats and threat office violence in the process. donald trump should repudiate his remarks. >> talk about your ex-boss, ted cruz, talk about his strategy in new york. is his strategy as simple as stopping trump from getting 50% in a week in a half? >> yeah, what ted cruz needs to do is deny donald trump as many delegates as they can make sure he doesn't have 1,237 if he gets to cleveland, there's a h

neal young and paul on the eighth and0a the who and roger waters on the 9th.s the concert would take place at could chill a site in indio. negotiations with the perform remember still being finalize. pretty good line up. >> but they are missing ashley and his band push. >> that's true. >> call that a show. you have to flight. make a pushoj for the band push. >> okay. coming up in sports on the eve of the my off series t.hear from both the war yops and rockets and speaking of rocketss rockets and speaking of rocketss hernandez began the game the. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00. outrage tonight after high end car is taken for dangerous high speed joy ride by a worker at south bay auto repair shop and all caught on camera. also beginning another run at championship. you may be excited but tonight the warriors are warning fans about what they post on social media. we will explain. those stories and more coming up on 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. >> rick is here with all the sports tomorrow. great action tonight in baseball but tomorrow is such a big day. >> w

that's happened in georgia, which is why paul manafort, who is, guess what, close to roger stone, held trump. he worked in the 1976 ford convention for ford and these, this is the establishment, actually, they have very close ties to the establishment. but donald trump is in a panic and he's way behind on getting these delegates who can be uncommitted on the second ballot to be in line. he's trying to catch up there. >> okay. marco rubio, he's got these 172 delegates. he's trying to hang on to them. >> yes. >> for what measure? >> well, so, if states like alabama, he can continue to control them. and in alaska, they've just ruled in alaska that rubio will be able to keep his delegates. i believe the reason for that is, he doesn't want them to be. he wants to direct where they go. now, in alabama, he can tell them where they go. he has to go where they says until the release or the delegation votes two-thirds to release them. if he gets to control these delegates. that's another way that donald trump won't be able to make the first ballot. we will get to a second ballot. which that wo

paul walker was killed in 2013 when his friend roger lost control of the porsche, before it crashed in >>> the confusion for janet jackson fans she announced her unbreakable tourist on hold while she plans her family. her concert promoter live nation says thaw can get a refund at the point of purchase, however, there are some reports that venues are refusing to give refund because tour has not officially been called off, and if it is not officially canceled they can the not offer refunds. that is drama. >>> is there a new movie topping box office the boss starring melissa mccarthey. >> started around the empire and teach these girls real business skills. we want good recruits. >> boss bumping batman verse super man to second place. comedy raked in $23.5 million. rounding out top five films zootopia, my big fat greek wedding two and hard core henry. >>> bad times, good times, no money, new money, 29, 29, 29. >> drake's new album finally has a release date, he announced on twitter that view from the sixth will come out on april 29th. will album will be exclusive to apple music, all they

paul walker. walker and his friend roger rodis were killed in the crash in 2013. a federal judge ruled earlier this week that porsche did not contribute to their deaths. investigators say the "fast and furious" star was going more than 80 miles per hour in a 45 mile per hour zone when he was killed. >>> it's 4:51. an entrepreneur in d.c. is finding a way to get started in the legal pot business without even selling any marijuana. see, the capitol's newly-passed marijuana law allows people to buy and grow marijuana, but not sell it. so 25-year-old david uma is using his business to work within that framework. he owns high speed delivery, high in quotes, which delivers fresh juice with a free sample delivery. >> my goal is to figure out how to do it creatively within the law to make an impact. gray framework to see who can creatively, like, facilitate that space, and not, like, be a harm or a threat to society >> so he's selling the juice, not the marijuana and gives away the marijuana. uma says he makes more than 100 deliveries a week. the free pot sample with each

roger stone said yes. and then recommended paul manafort to come in and help with this effort.e certainly seeing donald trump in the last few weeks, you know, that was just a few weeks ago, becoming aware of this convention problem or at least really to a point where he needed to act upon it. that's what we're seeing him do now. he's acting on it and he's trying to craft this delegate-focused strategy which involves targeting areas more precisely. and he canceled a trip to california to instead double down on his efforts here to come as close as he possibly can to winning the 95 delegates here in new york. >> uh-huh. well, you know, chris, isn't it extraordinary that, you know, his camp is not trying to, i guess, help protect the image, protect the public from getting to know that donald trump doesn't seem to be that knowledgeable about the process, that that is becoming a very overt message and he's showing his vulnerabilities? so that seems very strange that a camp would allow that to happen. are they looking at this in some way benefitting donald trump? >> well, i think it c

say about ted cruz is you will see a lot of attention on the part of paul ryan shoring up the house and senate. have characters like roger stone there is going to be concerned about the senate and making sure the house margin doesn't get to type. david: you've heard donald trump talk about the illegitimacy of the process. that he is being treated. this nomination is being stolen. how do his supporters not walk away after that, if they are a steady dose of that and what promises to be an acrimonious run-up to the convention? alex b.: many are most certainly would. a lot of republicans have made their peace with ted cruz because he is a predictable candidate who they can communicate with. there is a scenario where nominating ted cruz is worse because the donald trump vote stays home and the moderate or center-right republicans and suburban voters who would have deserted donald trump also desert ted cruz. his floor may be lower. david: what did everyone miss about this? what did everyone miss about -- i was dismissive. i thought he would be gone by winter. most people felt the same way. what went wrong in terms of the evalu

. >> the daughter of the late paul walker won a $10 million settlement settlement from the estate of roger who was the driver of the portion which both men died. an attorney for the 17-year-old meadow walker said he was speeding and partly to blame for the crash per the settlement was actually made in 2014 but was not disclosed until now. >> talk about a modeling career, nicholas cage is causing some problems in sin city. they captured the end of what was a fight on camera. there they go, it involved the two stores. tmz said here's what having, a woman a woman asked cage for an autograph. the woman was grabbed by the hair and pulled to the ground. and then cage reportedly tried to calm neil down and as you can see appears to be, after they fight right there, trying to make some peace. battery but was not arrested. >> mariah carey is covering her assets with a pair of incredible insurance policies. she is taking out insurance on her voice and legs. she is currently on to her. she will get a sweet some of up to $70 million if anything goes wrong during the rest of the tour. >> she is a party

paul walker. >> pam:you may remember walker was in a porsche with his friend roger rodas when they were killed int. rodas' wife sued the car company. >> pam:a judge issued his ruling monday.saying that porsche did not cause the crash. the los angeles county sheriff found in an earlier killed the actor and his friend. >> pam:a los angeles man is chargedfor allegedly leaving his baby in the car as he went to the strip club. >> pam:auwin dargin pleaded not guilty today. police say he left his 9 month old baby in the car for at least an hour to visit the club. >> pam:the crying baby was later found by an employee. the father could face up to six years in prison if convicted. >> pam:ahead at eight. >> pam: 4 lake soldier could be honored. a lot as steak tonight as canada's go head- to-head for delegates. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam:ted cruz and bernie sanders are the winners in wisconsin tonight. both had been heavily favored to beat frontrunners donald trump and hillary clinton. >> pam: trump was firmly rejected by wisconsin republicans. they ga

getting closer to an answer, and i'm trying to respond back that i believe our speaker, paul ryan, i believe hal rogers, i believe myself as an instrument of a messaging back and forth properly, is responding, the money is available. please go get your work done. and as we get further down the line, we'll begin this other process. i reserve my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas reserves. gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, what we are trying to do here is sound the alarm bells that we need to do something. much more robust than is currently being done. the letter that we referred to from the administration, signed by sean donovan, director of the office of management and budget, susan rice, the national security advisor, sets out, letter to speaker paul ryan, i'm going to ask unanimous consent to insert the entire letter in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mcgovern: basically says that the existing appropriations is not enough. and this is what the letter says. without significant additional appropriations is umer, the n

paul mccartney, the who, neil young and roger waters from pink floyd set to take the stage in india thisn october 7th and celebrates. they say it's special and may never get a chance to see a lineup like this again. >>> some people are criticizing the current festival going on in india for the lack of female performers. the ninth year 234 a row that the headlines are all men. there's only been one female headliner in the history of the music festival. only 1/4 of all acts this year are fronted by women. it does not include surprise entertainers such as rihanna. >>> why this year's ceremony was more somber than others. >> what the university of california's president posed to take on actual harassment. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. people facing evections want their voices heard at the rent control meeting. some who live at the reserve apartments, they say that the landlord wants to replace rent-controlled units with market rate housing next year. they expect to get eviction notices around christmas time and say with san jose's 3% vacancy rate, it will be hard to find new homes >> i

. >>> the daughter of the late actor paul walker has been awarded a $10 million settlement. coming from the estate of roger rote tis who was driving the red porsche that crashed and burst into flames killing both of them. she says it's a fraction of what her father would have earned over his lifetime. she has a separate suit against porsche claiming the carmaker produced a defective vehicle. >>> hundreds of thousands of pacemakers are implanted every year in the u.s. but that can have complications. dr. max gomez shows us a new pacemaker you won't believe >> reporter: you won't. listen, a pacemaker is a very complicated device. it has to have a sensor, a generator to normalize the rhythm and battery to power it. that's hard to believe you can now get all of that in something the size of a big vitamin tablet. janet was a normal active young woman played tennis, holiday weekend, and often fainted. >> went from once a month to towards the last two years once a week and then in the last six months almost daily. >> reporter: janet's fainting came on without warning and nearly killed her on a number of occasions

roger stone never left donald trump, went out to do dirty tricks and paul manafort was the guy that backed in the past 48 hours, donald trump's lobbyists have taken over his campaign and gone down and told republican party bosses that everything donald said on the campaign is just a show, he doesn't believe any of it. >> ron, do you think, you know, donald trump has said a lot of things, do you think this is going to damage him? >> well, you know, tomorrow morning on saturday morning, those infomercials are going to be showing a lot more credible products to the american people than donald trump on his best day. the fake, phony con job that is the donald trump campaign is exposed to the world when his campaign manager lobbyist, you know, admits in an open meeting that everything that donald trump has been doing has been an act. this is the same -- this is the reason why donald trump won't authorize the new york times to release the secret tape of -- that was made of his editorial board meeting because it has been reported he told the new york times editorial board what his real position is

rogers is shoved on the floor. she pretty much stays there the entire time. >> in 2002, former miramar detective, paul manzella is interviewed an msnbc profile on the case. >> there is no sound on the tape, just the stark, silent images of three victims, two gunmen, one horrible crime. the video shows sharon anderson suddenly bolt from her attackers toward a back bedroom. >> we all have a fight or flight reaction. immediately, her reaction was to flee. whatever was said, she knew this was real. >> they are out of the picture, then the other intruder walks her out. >> sound, i think would have pushed me over the edge. i don't know what she said. she could have been begging for her life. i really just try not to go there. >> her feet were tied with telephone cord from the master bedroom. she's laid beside marie rogers, face down. >> the theory is he had a gun in his bedroom. the guy comes out with a gun now. he didn't have one when he entered. >> casey is pinned to the ground, apparently questioned and beaten over and over. >> it's possible he's somewhat stunned, doesn't know all in all what's going on at this point. >> in the

experts coming in, some solid republican professionals, paul manafort, for example, with a lot of experience dealing with contested conventions. but roger stone, and we just saw it in one of the reports, roger stone is a key ally of donald trump. he made a pretty significant threat in a radio interview. we heard it earlier. that if there are delegates out there who come and supposed to vote for trump but they don't, he's going to release their room numbers. people are going to go after them. it was a pretty serious ominous threat, if you will. >> it's dirty but it's very trumpian. >> are you blaming trump for -- >> roger stone and donald trump have been allied for years and years and years. i know roger stone as long as i've known donald trump. and those intimidation tactics, i think, are powerful. but look, the delegate -- talk to anyone who's been a delegate. the job of courting delegates starts years before the convention. donald trump and his team just haven't put that work in. it's good that he has now hired an expert. i think it's a little too late. on those second ballots, i think that lack of organization is really going to hurt

spectrum, including our mutual buddy roger stone, my sense of it is that how we use the term zombie candidate the other day, you like that terminology about trump. well, paul ryan is running a zen campaign. what i mean by that is absolute stillness leads to, in this case, not enlightenment but the nomination. i think he is running by not running. people make fun of me for saying that because how do you prove it? i think that interview with the newspaper in israel shows that a prediction is also a wish. he didn't have to go so far as to say a loss for trump in wisconsin would mean an open convention. a lot of people think that even if trump loses in wisconsin, he's still on track for the nomination. so for ryan to go that far in his assessment of the situation shows me yet another sign that if asked, at the appropriate time, he'll take it in a cleveland minute. >> let me try a couple thoughts by you. here's why i think ryan's in the mix if trump doesn't get the 1,237 requisite majority number going into the convention in cleveland. number one, ryan has been vetted. he ran for vice president. he didn't do a great job. didn't do a bad job either running for v

roger verge, georges perrier, the brothers troisgros, and many more. >> daniel: this was all the gang of the nouvelle cuisine up there. in the '60s in new york and paulhas nightmares of they're still a young man, they're back in a kitchen, and a chef is yelling at them. who of his masters? >> paul: la mere brazier. >> daniel: la mere brazier. the woman. >> anthony: really? la mere brazier. in the year 1946, at the ripe old age of 20, monsieur paul worked as apprentice for brazier. >> daniel: she was such a screamer, they say, you will fall on your ass she was screaming so hard. [ paul speaking french ] >> daniel: she was the first up in the morning. [ paul speaking french ] >> daniel: and the last one to go to bed. she would go to the market with three cook in the back of the truck, and she will put the case of green beans or something, and the cook will be sitting down making the beans not to waste time for the rest of the mise en place. >> anthony: truly a terrifying figure. truffle soup elysee. i can't tell you how many hours i stared at photos of this dish, how pathetically i've tried to replicate it. never ever did i get to think i'd try it, muc

questions over whether or not roger goodell should have given this punishment in the first place and whether or not this should be his role. there's also a lot of talk as paulentioned over this and i'm sure will reignite and whether tom brady knew. there's always of these unknowns. we'll see what they do. >> you're still on the assignment. thank you. paul callan as always. sarah gannon. >>> coming up next, i'm going to switch gears to this intense manhunt going on in ohio. you've probably heard this story. there are relatives of a family right now being warned that they could be the next target, that they should arm themselves after eight of their family members were found slaughtered execution style at four separate crime scenes. it is a bizarre mystery. but there are some clues. we'll tell you about them next. innovative sonicare technology with up to 27% more brush movements versus oral b. get healthier gums in 2 weeks guaranteed. innovation and you. philips sonicare. save when you buy the most loved rechargeable toothbrush brand in america. if you have allergy congestion muddling through your morning is nothing new. introducing rhinocort® allergy spray

paul walker. the widow claimed her husband died because the careera lacked safety features and claims the car's suspension failed. a u.s. district judge ruled there was not enough evidence of that. walker's friend roger roadas was driving the car when it crashed and burned into flames in color rita. investigators say the car was going 94 miles per hour when it crashed. retired soccer star abby wamback pleaded not guilty to a dui charge today. wamback did not have to appear in a portland courtroom and said her attorney entered that plea for her. police arrested her saturday night after they say she ran a red light. police say she failed field sobriety tests and the breath test at the police station. on sunday wamback took responsibility and apologized on facebook >>> dara ica wants to talk about what to do with atomic place. om the nuclear power congressman ica sent a letter asking to be included in a series of public meetings about storing nuclear waste. the reactor was closed in 2013 and is being dismantelled congressman ica is concerned about the fate of estimated 3.6 million pounds of high leveled nuclear waste. >> right now oakland city hall, evictions back in the spotlight. and a group of tenant

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