but i still have a lot of healing to do. >> reporter: when we first met pierce at his family's vermont home, he proudly showed off his first board and spent the afternoon skateboarding with his brothers, including david who has downs syndrome. ♪ >> reporter: kevin's compelling journey back to health is now the subject of an hbo documentary. >> neurologically, you cannot afford to hit your head. >> reporter: and the frustration of an athlete whose only dream is to get back on his board. >> don't get me wrong, i really appreciate all the help i've gotten from doctors, but it comes a point where i'm just ready to release from it all. get me out of here, enough's enough. >> reporter: but it is brother david who questions kevin's hope of competing again. >> i don't want you to be in a wheelchair. is that what you want? >> reporter: the decision was made. >> it's not worth it to put myself in that kind of risk and put my family in that situation where i could get hurt again. >> reporter: pierce now offers encouragement to others coping with brain injuries. >> you're really open to supporting

my stepdaughter just had her ears pierced at 12. >> and babies have ears pierced. >> i called my momd the fact that i was bald and she didn't want people to think i was a boy. had to nip that in the bud. you know my mom. >> oh. >> yeah. >> i had to wait until clij. my mother wouldn't let me get my ears pierced until college. just depends. >> to each his own. to pierce or not to pierce. >> that is the question. >> so many other things that babies go through at young ages that we don't talk about on this show, by the way. >>> did you -- have you seen that rock that looks like an aircraft carrier on jennifer aniston's hand? well, that's the engagement ring we've all been talking about for almost a year now. it's on the cover of "glamour" magazine. and inside, well, she's talking about it. and tai hernandez has all of the details. >> you can't buy me. >> reporter: jennifer aniston, stripping down in her hot, new flick, "we're the millers," flexing her comedic muscle like never before. >> happy wife, happy life. >> reporter: and now the girl we love to love is gracing the september issue

>> stephanie: i just read the teleprompter. ♪ pierce ♪ ♪ pierce ♪ >> stephanie: charlie pierce politicallie pierce. >> hi, there is a picture on facebook of chris lavoie and travis, and the clock says 5:33. you get there at 5:30 -- >> we here at 5:15. >> what time does momma roll in? >> 5:58. >> stephanie: it depends on whether chris is on time to pull me off of the heating grade at any house -- >> oh this just in george zimmerman found the lindbergh baby and promptly shot him. >> stephanie: are you calling bull on this? >> there's no event in the news right now that isn't filmed by somebody somewhere. i'm not going to say it didn't happen, but i would sure like to see some evidence. it's just a scorch convenient isn't it? >> stephanie: yeah, it is miraculous the timing. charlie you pointed out what we were talking about a couple of days ago that the buckeye firearms foundation would like to purchase a new firearm for george zimmerman -- >> and a flashlight and a holster, and perhaps a secret decoder ring. >> stephanie: you say you are reluctant to point out the sure [ censor bleep ] of

charlie pierce stuck in traffic.but nothing is ever going to change until our attorney general gets off his behind and stops putting handcuffs on governor who are doing nothing more than circumvent federal law. the states have the right to make it difficult in some areas but they can't circumvent the law. now this thing about women's rights birth control you know, abortions, things of that nature, that's out of their league. truthfully, i don't see how come our attorney general has not got off his tail and go and kick the door in and say you know you guys you actually are violating federal law, and its time to pay the price. they're making it so hard for average, every day people to get healthcare to go to planned parenthood, to get breast ma'am glance, things of that nature, they're making these things so hard, and to me it's like at what point you're going to make it so hard that people are going to start fighting back, and i don't think it will be a pretty case when the end result is when people have no choice but

the moms we spoke with were split over the piercing question how young is too young?my daughter. >> going to end up getting them pierced. every girl likes them pierced. >> reporter: bundchen has two children with husband tom brady is no stranger to parenting controversy. in 2010, the supermodel made waves when she told harper's bazaar uk, "there should be a worldwide law that mothers should breast-feed their babies for six months." she sparked conversation as an advocate for all natural at home birth. >> at that moment, i felt like i could conquer the world. >> reporter: as for the piercing controversy. >>> say the whole thing may just come down to culture shock. >> i think what a lot of people don't realize is this is something very pop flar gisele's culture. she's brazilian. in latin america, it's very common to get your infant daughter's ears pierced. >> while it may be common in any other cultures, the question on many moms' minds, is it safe so young. our medical expert says yes. >> nothing is without risk. again an area of the body hat overall has a low risk of

. >> i am verian pierce, and i am a peer responder and i started as a member of the action group, which one is of the support groups we have available at mha, and i came to a point in my life i just needed to deal with this issue. and a friend -- i told a friend, i am a hoarder. i had this realization and he told me about the action group, and mha and i went and it was -- these are people i can speak to about this shameful behavior. there is so much shame and stigma around this behavior and coming to the support group or talking to john or having a peer responder come to your home, it's the first time in many, many years that most people have allowed someone to cross their front door, because there is so much terror, if you see how i live, you will

actor pierce brosnan's daughter died of the same cancer that claimed his mother's life. the actor says his 41-year-old daughter bravely fought ovarian cancer, it killed his first wife more than 20 years ago. the actor saying our hearts are heavy with the loss of our beautiful dear girl. we pray for her and the cure for this wretched disease will be close at hand, soon adults children in china being told to visit their elderly parents or else, a law requiring people to care for the elderly parents with provisions calling for dhoirn see them regularly or call on the phone. kids who don't can be sued. china faces difficulty in caring for its aging population. call your mom and dad. >> my mom is lobbying hard for that to be passed here. >> driving down embarcadero or sitting on >>> in the abc 7 newsroom coming up at 6:00 both sides in the bart strike return together bargaining table in half an hour, we'll be live with a report on expectations and any developments. also, beating the heat. it's turning out to be an expensive thing to do in parts of the bay area. and from micha

hour number one, charlie pierce of exsquire.com coming up. tina dupuy, so jim that make that creepy sound. >> ahhhhh. >> we'll continue wenting today, and i'm sure someone will call me race traitor or worse. >> yes, there should be some interesting observations from our accidental fans who sit on the remote. >> right exactly. >> i just stumbled across your show nazi communist. >> right. a little gift basket for me every morning. >> good morning, everybody. eric holder is going speak in orlando today. he is expected to talk about the not guilty verdict in the zimmerman trial, and the justice department investigation into whether or not it can file civil rights charges against the 29-year-old volunteer. >> we are resolved as you are to combat violence involving or directed at young people to prevent future tragedies, and deal with the underlying attitudes, mistaking beliefs and stereo types that serve as the basis for these two common incidents. >> police arrested 13 people in centshaw after they raided a wal-mart. hundreds had gathered for a p

charlie pierce from esquire.com coming up with great charlie kind of stuff. jim is out sick.he's late because of driving in california. we have driving problems. frequently it's a traffic situation which is why we need california gps. >> you know, i want to get to that place that sells mexican style chairs. >> we'll go up to mulholland. >> what, at this time of day? it will be jammed. >> i can recalculate the route so i can take you to sunset and ventura that takes you past that stand that sells fresh tangerines. >> i changed my mind. i want to go to that scented candle shop on melrose. take me to vermont. >> i'm afraid i can't let you do that. >> what are you doing. >> this route is too important for me to allow you to recalculate it dave. >> what? >> davey davey. >> totally not cool. [ car crashing ] >> the californian gps. don't let your gps put you on beverly glen i want to know if you can take pico to the 101 and off to melrose. >> stephanie: we'll be stuck on that all day. thank you rocky mountain mike. we spend most of our time and brain power here in l.a. what, i coul

the piercing pagoda. >> piercing 14-year-old girls? >> that's all he does. >> no, i got it in the navy. that's how i con account trayed whatever disease you -- contracted any disease have you given to me. >> thoughts, concerns, wearing blue underwear as well? >> i am dressed exactly like you tonight. i got my shirt in the men's section. >> nicely done. i cannot beat that one. go ahead, lurch. >> i don't ever use web md -- i used web md twice and both times it diagnosed me with a disease that was extinct for a hundred years. cholera? what do you know about cholera, internet? >> neanderthals came down with it of the. >> nice pronunciation. you know there will be an nih mole who will come out with the secret health data. they will seek asylum in myanmar. >> that's true. bill, everybody says that you have it all. when it comes to diseases, they are absolutely right. you might have the -- you might have the most to lose because you tend to have most inside you at this point. >> i lost you at the end there. you were fading away. a lot of the

pierce survived a scare this season.acked at gunpoint in his native philadelphia last month. today, pierce made his first public comment on that incident, using his twitter account to say, quote, marobbery made me -- that robbery made me think for a sec that i'm ashamed of the city i'm from. end quote. he is expected to join the team when that training camp kicks off on july 21st. orioles and rangers here at the ballpark tonight. i'll have the latest tonight at 11:00. back to you for now. >> thank you, mark. something exciting going on,,,,, >>> be sure to tune in to the cbs primetime lineup at 10:00 tonight. it's person of interest. and that is, of course, immediately followed by eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> that's it for us tonight at 6:00. back at 11:00. i'm denise koch. >> for bob and mark, i'm vic carter. thanks for watching wjz, maryland's news station. don't go away. there's much more ahead on the cbs evening news with scott pelley, including the passengers that became heroes >> pelley: tonight what was going on i

pierce saw her last son crushed before her eyes. she considered this to be god's will, as a way of not providing any kinds of distractions for her husband. for two of the four years, she did not appear publicly. when she finally did appear publicly, she was always dressed completely in black. it certainly did not help her relationship with her husband. theset a permanent -- depressing interchanging style, she had black decorations on the flowers,d stiff wire it affected everyone. animationanished all and others. she broke down in her efforts to lift herself. it is not exaggeration to say that in that. time, mrs. pierce did psychologically affect the whole asts of the administration, one that was ineffective, and a sense of malaise to it. she was followed by harriet lane , the niece of james buchanan. she was the first first lady to welcome a member of the british royal family as a formal guest at the white house. this being edward, prince of 1860. in she had listened to the mockingbirds dedicated to her --ed -- to her grade it will

i mean, this woman had strawberry blonde, reddish hair, piercing blue eyes and ugly teeth, okay? and, you know, we do so much in this country to physically disparage people, whether they are female or male, if we don't like them. they've got their debts, they are bald, we don't like their glasses, we don't like their lipstick, we don't like the clothes they wear. i mean, we've got to be able to go back to that old adage of judging a person by the content of their character. eleanor did magazine spreads for "vogue." i mean, you know, do i hate the hairnet? yes, i hate the hairnet. arthur ground rules for all the pictures i did on eleanor? no hairnet pictures. but that doesn't mean she's ugly. so when i go into the classrooms who don't know her at all, whether they are kindergarten classrooms or third grade classrooms or, you know, inner-city high schools, i say okay, let's get past this. i know as bodie looks at this and they see an ugly dead white woman, and why should i care about her? once you get out there and you talk about what she did, then you get past it. >> my real quest

kron 4's jeff pierce has more. >> hundred scattered. >> what do we want? >> hundred -- gathered. >> we are gathering all over the country. that we will not be silent! it will not be silent. >> reporter: to route their rhetoric. of the undercurrent. this was counterproductive. >> throughout the rhetoric. oake department. has their hands full and we want to encourage them not to destroy the buildings. we are asking you to please respect our city. >> reporter: city and community leaders and asked them to not say that violence would serve the purpose. >> the movement throughout the country. >> this is not acceptable in other cities. so i am urging youngsters to practice peace. anybody that takes place and breaking windows, for this trayvon martin issue for this purpose. and it is hurtful because it is hateful. the most left the rally hoping that would leave with keeping in that sentiment. >> respect our city! >> jeff pierce, kron 4 news. >> this was a look and earlier in the day. now, lets head out to kron he's live at frank ogawa plaza. where it seems things

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jane pierce was a shy, reclusive person.private home. >> this couch belonged to jane. this was one piece they took to the white house. they had 8 rooms they had to furnished with their personal furniture. this was one of the pieces they took to the white house with them. this table was known as the white house table. they had to borrow some furniture to take to the white house with them. this was one piece that they borrowed from jane's sister mary. the also took the little writing desk and chair that belong to franklin pierce. this room would have been used as a guest room. this is a small bed. we think this belonged to benny this is a master bedroom. this is a rumor that franklin and jane would have used. theirs the room where second son, frankie, died of typhus when he was four years old. this was a great blow to both jane and franklin. he was the apple of their eye. he was an interesting little character, according to their letters. they were devastated by his death. jane was in mourning quite a a big house, especially w

charlie pierce of esquire.com coming up next hour.ally. and i thought he had some interesting comments. he pushed back on the popular beltway narrative. he was -- he said blah blah blah -- i think if -- i'm arguing for an entirely different policies and congress ends up pursuing policies that don't make sense, and we get a bad result, it's hard to argue that that would be any legacy. and he pushedback on the suggestion that the sequester was something that the president and congress, quote unquote, agreed to. which is lot like saying the iran hostages and their captors agreed to a meal plan. [ applause ] >> stephanie: republicans do it on purpose, but they have that short of memory. it is literally because they were going to shut the government down. that's the problem they actually care about the country as the other side. and he said this is something that nobody thought would happen because it is hurting us, and they don't care. he said my hope would be any reporter who is looking at the facts would also take the time -- talking ab

. >> reporter: the bat may have pierced the girl's skin. test results are positive for rabies. the bat has been euthanized. >> once a human or animal starts showing signs of rabies it is too late. >>> a boy is missing from oakland is now found safe. naghtnathanial was found and left over a pair of sneakers. >>> surveillance photos of this suspect at a yogurt store, he smashed two windows, took a bag of cash and ran off. >> reporter: temperatures were warmer than yesterday especially for the inland valleys. we were near 90. it felt muggy today. now the high clouds have pushed on. we will deal with low visibility as the fog rolls in. it will impact inland valleys. it will be slow to clear. typical summer pattern i will have more on this week and changes. >>> officials say a fire has broken out on a gulf of mexico gas well. workers have been evacuated. it is unclear what caused the gas to they are trying to bring that well under control. the coast guard has sent crews to the scene. >>> what is next for britain's prince. the public has gotten a glimpse. >>> for graphic photos that

done on the runway as the plane came on to it, had the landing gear not broken off, it could have pierced the plane, more injuries, more death and caused an explosion if the fuel tanks had been punctured. it was good design of the plane, good luck, great first responding, and a community that came together in support. >> reporter: she went on to say how proud she was of the first responders. she said she wanted to see something looked into is the fact that two of the inflatable slides inflated in the aircraft. she is hoping the ntsb will make suggestions. live at sfo, kron4news. >>> police expanding the search for missing toddler daphne viola webb. the girl's father remains in jail while concerned neighbors say they haven't seen daphne for weeks. >> it has been 4 to 6 weeks. >> the search for the girl continues. here is what we know. police were handing out flyers at the market where the child was seen. two search locations, one at the martin luther king junior regional shoreline park and the toddler's home. the little girl's disappearance has left a lot of unanswered questions. >> there

one resident told us he heard an ear piercing sound which he thought was from batteries and dying in his fire alarm. however, he later found out it was a fire alarm system for the entire building. fire officials say they were told the fire started on the second floor. as i said it quickly spread above and below that spot. by that time people from several units left their apartment and headed to safety. >> other people were seeing the same thick. everybody's apartment. the fire alarms in our building went off at the same time. so we were just down there for 20 minutes until we realized that there was actually a fire. >> what we have is some fire that got into a mechanical chaseway. running between the first and third floor. at this point we have six units potentially involved. and some form of smoke or water damage. >> reporter: fire officials say this was an accidental fire. it started in a clothes drier and might have been ignited when lint caught on fire. six units were damaged. however, no one was injured. basically back out here live firefighters are cleaning up. doing the final

pierce saw her last son crushed before her eyes. she considered this to be god's will, as a way of not providing any kinds of distractions for her husband. the fourears, two of pierce years, she did not appear publicly. when she finally did appear publicly, she was always dressed completely in black. it did not help her relationship with her husband and it set a permanent pall over the quality of the administration. the depressing entertaining style, she had black decorations on the table and stiff wired flowers presented at each of the woman's seats affected everyone. as one guest said, her woe gun face broke animation in others. it's no exaggeration to say that in that period of time, which was a crucial period of time right before the civil war, mrs. pierce really did psychologically affect the whole sense of that administration as one that was ineffective with a great sense of malaise to it. she followed by harriet lane, the niece of james buchanan. harriet lane was the first first lady to welcome a member of the british royal f

jane pierce was a shy, reclusive person. she did not entertain a lot in her private home. >> this couch belonged to jane. this was one piece they took to the white house. they had 8 rooms they had to furnished with their personal furniture. this was one of the pieces they took to the white house with them. this table was known as the white house table. they had to borrow some furniture to take to the white house with them. this was one piece that they borrowed from jane's sister mary. the also took the little writing desk and chair that belong to franklin pierce. this room would have been used as a guest room. this is a small bed. we think this belonged to benny pierce. this is a master bedroom. this is a rumor that franklin and jane would have used. this is the room where their second son, frankie, died of typhus when he was four years old. this was a great blow to both jane and franklin. he was the apple of their eye. he was an interesting little character, according to their letters. they were devastated by his death. jan

. >> just a piercing sight, you know. >> when i was a little kid, my parents used to take me to buschardens all the time, and wasn't things is that you get an educational lesson out of it. what are the other things do yoo have going on there this summer. >>it's a great time for families to come. we're in the summer.mm. let's get a family time.ti we are offering a flex ticket where you can purchase a $90 which will get you into the water park, and the busch gardens for seven consecutive says for $90. if you purchase it online, you can etget a rebate on that? and busch gardens is one of the areas we can make a great vacation out of, because of the great restaurants, and areas.ea. >> this is bob. >> he is from the american southwest, south mexico and south america, they are known as the wolves of the air. they hunt in packs. they're only one of two birds that do so. so. because they hunt larger items,, like jack rob bits, the hawks wk will send in one bird to flush out the rabbit where the other bird will overtake them. >> that's interesting, they hav a hunting technique down. >> i want

an x-ray of a nail piercing a young boy's heart. how could he survive and how it did happen?ld abe tullis was looking forward to mowing the lawn. he'd seen his dad doing it many times but in early june, he got his first chance, almost immediately, something went wrong. >> i just heard the lawnmower stop. and i heard him shout out. >> reporter: the lawnmower hit a 2 1/2-inch nail and flung it straight into abe's chest. >> it it felt kind of like dinging, but kind of like a bruised ding nick. >> i pulled the shirt up and watched him breathe, as the chest expanded, the nail pulled in and looked like it could be deep. >> is this what it felt like to be shot. >> reporter: but abe was lucky. he is head of a trauma unit, he knew not to pull the nail out. he called for his wife. >> his eyes rolled back and he was having a hard time breathing. the hospital x-rays show how grave the condition was. the nail penetrated deep in abe's heart. he was rushed to surgery. more good luck, it turns out that the nail was long enough to keep the hole in abe's heart plugged. any shorter, it could ha

associate shoved him over and 10 seconds later, a gun was shot and the bullet came into the car, piercedhe associate to the neck and killed him instantly. maniac said, if he had not shoved me aside i would be dead. i am done. that was his turning point. call it a turning point, called the teachable moment. use whatever terminology that you want. that is where we need to be present. when i say we, i mean, we. at that turning point, at that moment of truth, that teachable moment, it is imperative that resources be brought to bear. now, what are the two most impressive resources that are brought to bear at that moment. there are two major forces that helped gang members change. one of them is tattoo removal. this is the first major force in the denunciation. the second is legal assistance. surprising. you did not see this on the video and i never thought of this. the first thing individuals need, not to feel like gang members -- is to erase their past. they have literally talked with me about feeling -- removing these tattoos and legal excitement. it is not that simple. changing from being

they were a certain kind of -- they had connections with pierce eliot. virginia woolf described him as wearing a for peace suit -- four-piece suit. they were a certain strand of upper middle clash english riding and a lot of writing before the upper middle class. i no longer think of britain has been completely written. it certainly was to an extent. and that it means to be the means virginia woolf writing as a way of this ironic way of looking at the world and also the paintings of the battle. two of virginia woolf -- whatever the collective for that is, writing or design for the paper, the cover of the current is then a zabel's granddaughter, great granddaughter and moved a right or previews for us regularly. so this continues. >> finally, mary kay wilmers, is there an american author that is one of your favorites, a contemporary american author? >> philip roth, elizabeth [inaudible] who is contemporary -- yes, i like american writers very much, absolutely. >> we've been talking with mary-kay wilmers, the editor of books which is online. thank you for

shirt -- now the female that was holding the gun was described as being 5'2" and she also had a lip piercing and holding a small brass revolver. they said it happened at dusk last night. they are still encouraging students if you are walking alone at night even at dusk, don't walk alone. walk with somebody you can always call janine de la vega bunch the ski will can de-- researchers tell the daily review newspaper they will install about 600 seismic monitors and the implosion will work like a -- >>> coming up at 6:25 what scientists are looking at 1,000 feet below the lake surface. >>> a home in rodeo is off limits after a car crashed into the side of a house. we are told police were chasing a nissan when the car rammed into the garage and ended upside down. the driver was trapped inside and had to be rescued. he later went to the hospital with minor injuries. he was wanted in connection to a domestic violence case. housing inspectors have red tagged that home because of the damage. >>> the coast guard came to the rescue of two people that tried to take a night swim. the two left aquatic par

look at them, so piercing blue.s as if anderson cooper and a siberian husky made love and had a baby. i want one of those. i want one of those. i'm sorry. i'm sorry, father mcdreamy, you were saying that lobby is not a good word for it. >> probably a better word would be "gay cabal," "gay clique." >> john: right and other nouns include a gay brunch air, man pile. a cabin crew. and oscar party or a palm springs traffic jam. ( laughter ) if there is a gay lobby, what is it that they want? how much damage could they do? >> so there have been long rumor here's that the gay lobby drove pope benedict from the church. >> john: that is just ridiculous. a gay lobby did not drive pope benedict from the church because if they had, it would have looked like this. ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> john: you've got to admit, that would have been one hell of an exit. the bottom line to all of this is no matter what country you live in, what religion you belong to, it seems crazy that in this day and age, anyone has a problem with whi

military uses it to penetrate concrete walls and pierce steel.unthinkable amount of damage if it fell into the wrong hands. >> so from here, should be about three to five minutes to his house. >> reporter: we found someone who claims to be selling one in just a couple of minutes on line. >> how are you guys doing? thank you so much for meeting me. >> i'm mike. >> mike, i'm jesse. >> reporter: hi, how are you? >> just started to come down. so it looks like they're moving into the garage. i can't see anything from here. >> this penetrates steel. and in iraq, the snipers don't waste one round on one person, even if he is standing behind a brick wall. usually have two or three guys lined up to shoot. because the brick wall, and all three of them. >> reporter: scary. >> this round right here, $15 apiece to fire this one. you get 11 boxes with 12 rounds apiece. so you have a lot of fire power to start your own war. >> reporter: what did he say? >> you have a lot of fire power to start your own war. >> reporter: wow, look at this. >> definitely not a lo

ahead in "the skinny," we want to share sad news about an actor, pierce brosnan.on that. >> two of the most kissable men in hollywood kiss. you're watching "world news now." it's coming up. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. d news ♪ skinny so skinny >> "the skinny" time. did you see jimmy kimmel last night? >> missed it. getting ready for the show. always miss it. >> jimmy kimmel sees the lady lined up. they're obviously there. they're excited. he says johnny depp must be on the show. sure enough, johnny depp is on the show. he knew he was coming on. they have a bromance, moment, you are a handsome, beautiful man. whatever he said. and it took on a life of its own. check it out. >> you have this very handsome, let's be honest, beautiful face. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. >> i lost my train of thought. >> that is awesome. jimmy kimmel, handled that really well. almost like a, demure girl at the bar not knowing if she is going to kiss him or not. >> he didn't know what to do. >> charming moment. call it what you will. made

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specialist pierce's family said he joined the military in 2011 to make a difference. he served in south korea before his assignment at fort campbell. he was a member of a company first battalion, 506th infantry regiment, 101st airborne division, fort campbell, kentucky. specialist robert pierce was only 20 when he gave his life for his country last month while on patrol in afghanistan. mr. president, specialist pierce is a true american hero who made the ultimate sacrifice. i ask my colleagues to keep his wife christian and the rest of his family and friends in their thoughts and prayers. on behalf of a grateful nation, i humbly offer my sincerest gratitude for his patriotism and selfless sacrifice. i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. mr. harkin: i ask that further proceedings under the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. harkin: i ask that rachel murphy and others of my staff be granted floor privileges for the durat

we might pierce it but then i do think as the fed tapers, if in fact it's going to be september like so many believe, i do not, but so many believe, i think you'll see the market pull back. i don't think it forces people to have to raise the number if we just pierce it. >> any year to take the estimates with a grain of salt, this is it. >> right sdh when you start the year at 1550 and five months later you go 180 points on the dow, that shows you the long-term value, trying to guess this, is a very difficult proposition. with that said, q3 numbers doing develop. not dropping their numbers that much in the third quarter, and that's one of the reasons why the markets are holding up so well. >> josh, what about china? the likes of caterpillar and some of the big industrial companies coming out with their earnings and china has a drop in their growth rate. does that change the dynamic for a number of those companies? >> well, i think you're right, sue. that's obviously a concern, the slowdown in china. you heard the premier in china suggesting they will work hard to keep that growth rate

shopping center here in san mateo one resident told us around 1:00 this morning he heard an ear piercing sound that he thought was the fire alarm. but it was the fire alarm system for the entire building. the original call was for a fire on the second floor which quickly spread to the third floor. it was something inside the close drier that started it all. >> the drier vent there could have been lint in the system. fire marshals will look a little farther into it. >> reporter: right now fire officials say it was an accidental fire. a total of six units that was damaged. however, no one was injured. there will be crews out here all morning long to make sure to maintain. right now no one was injured in this early morning fire. they said it was possibly lint from inside a drier that caused it all. live in san mateo paul chambers. >>> turning to our other top story. the acquittal of george zimmerman in florida led to more violence in oakland. alex savidge is getting a look at some of the damage. alex. >> reporter: good morning. it was another night of angry demonstrations here in oakland in

pierce for all of these years. that he brings a wealth of information and knowledge. i will start with this schiffer -- miss schiffer. as you pointed out, you advocated for the positions of your former employer. >> that is right. >> i might make this very clear for the record that you and i worked together on issues in the past in terms of labor laws. pacific we've advocated for a bill that i sponsored. it was called the employee free choice act, it had three major provisions. it allowed workers to choose and form a union through the use of sign authorization cards. created a mechanism to make sure that workers to form the union revel to get a contract for binding arbitration. and it strengthened the remedies available for the act. i have been involved in these issues for most of my adult life. for this strongly legislation. i would still like to make it clear that i would like to see these enacted. i think a lot of my colleagues would like that also. i want to make some things terry clear. implement any provision of the employee free choice at to its rulemaking autho

pierce and generally off the kennedy space center.ome models actually take itinto the coastline of georgia or south carolina as a tropical depression. we'll keep you posted. go to the app store, download our weather app and track it along with us. our live michael & son weather cam outside. it's beautiful right now in terms of sunshine. earlier today same deal, clouds, sun, a couple of showers. also showers went through about 2:00 and about 4:00 this afternoon. but right now, last three hours, lots and lots of sun. actually a pretty good evening. temperaturewise 85. the humidity is way up there, 65%. the dew point is 72, never comfortable when the dew point's in the 70s. here's a look at the radar. a couple of showers, again a pop-up in west virginia. these were monsters, they came out of nowhere in the last three hours and really hammered southern st. mary's county and also reedville getting heavy rains and probably hail just offshore there. i hope boaters are taking that one seriously. temperatures, 84 in old town. 87 in college par

the woman who attacked him was african-american, about 5'2" with a lip piercing. police sent out an alert. >> the female were the targetters doing this i will be more opt mystic -- optimistic. >>> president obama weighed in on. debate over the controversy george zimmerman verdict. the president said americans should respect the jury's not guilty verdict. but he said the african- american community sees the case and the verdict in a unique way. >> trayvon martin could have been me. 35 years ago. and when you think about why in the african-american community, at least, there's a lot of pain around what happened here. i think it's important to recognize that the african- american community is looking at this issue through a set of experiences and a history. >> president obama said state and local governments should examine whether changes to laws can prevent violent confront takes like the one that led to trayvon martin's death -- confrontations like the one that led to trayvon martin's death. >> reporter: both sides in the b.a.r.t. labor dispute trying to find an ag

nets owner press conference yesterday toe welcome kevin garnett and jason terry and paul pierce.ets traded a handful of guys to get the stars for brooklyn. that brings the nets' payroll to $101 million triggering an $82 million luxury tax bill. when asked about it, he said the spending would be worth it if he won a championship. >> i would be proud to win the championship. i'm not a man of procedure. i am a man of result. i think they're still counting money in the back office, but frankly speaking i just hope the check doesn't bounce. >> tough accent. he's a pretty funny guy. prokhorov praised jason kidd using an analogy to describe kidd and the music should be a little bit of a giveaway. maybe you remember a film "top gun" from the '86. i'm not sure. this film just arrived in russia one week ago. i want to refresh your memory. tom cruise was a top pilot, a real leader. at the end of the day he made the decision to be a instructor because it was the highest value just to be a leader. i think it was '86. i new movies got to russia pretty chlo but that's slow. still up in the air

and at this firing range, joss skatto taught daniel craig and pierce brosnan how to shoot like james to show me. >> skatto: move the top part of your body, hips upwards, that's the way. this arm's going to be straight. that's the stance you're going to be doing. and go. ( gunshots ) a bit more aggressive on this one. ( gunshots ) very nice. >> cooper: i don't feel like james bond yet. >> skatto: you will do. about 15 minutes. ( laughs ) >> cooper: oh, yeah, that's all it takes, 15 minutes? >> skatto: no. ( laughs ) >> cooper: that is the part of the fantasy, i think, the appeal of this character is that people want to be... guys want to be him. >> craig: but i want to see sides to him. i want to see a kind of... i want to see a fallibility about the character because, you know, he's an assassin. he kills people. >> cooper: daniel craig has breathed new life into the series, with his three films to date earning record highs for the franchise. as for his most recent adventure, "skyfall"-- known in production as "bond 23"-- before it was even out, there was talk of "bond 24," but barbar

you just want to cook them until they're tender when you pierce them with a knife.you can--what you're gonna do firsd is you're gonna puree these. you can use a blender, a food processor--whatever you want. i like the food processor becaupe you end up with a nice texture. and we're gonna puree this until it's--there are no chunks left. [whirring] so granite is just a french word for granita, or shaved ice. you need sugar in it or else it won't scrape at all. it'll be completely rock s@lid. so what we're gonna do is just pour it into any dish you have. leave yourself overnight. and here we have one that i did a little earlier. it just freezes perfectly flat. you'll take a fork and scrape it just so you end up with your consistency of, like, shaved ice that you get at the fair or anywhere. you can do any fruit. you can do coffee, basil--anything--just make sure you have sugar in there. so now we'll just spoon some into our serving dish. and then to garnish it, i like to use products similar to what it's made of, or that complement the flavor, so i'm gonna use fresh pl

kpix5 shows us bullets pierced the front door of the wilson avenue home in oakland's diamond district just after 11:00 last night. >> eight-year-old, alacia was about to start third grade. she wanted to be a model. her nickname, lady bug. her uncle was there as bullets went flying into the apartment last night. >> i said my sister is coming home, but there was somebody at the door that i don't know. and all i heard was shots. >> he wasn't shot, but his seven-year-old niece, four-year- old nephew, and grandmother were. they are expected to survive, alacia was killed instantly. >> she was such a sweet girl. such a loving girl. >> tonight, sharon smith, who lives in the complex, says she won't have her own grandchildren over anymore. it's simply not safe. >> i can't let them come here. it's not safe. i don't know what's going on. ♪ [ music ] tonight, a vigil for alacia. the streets of oakland went from sad to mad. trayvon martin supporters even oscar grant's mom showing up to the vigil by the bullet ridden apartment. this murder was senseless. my heart bleeds. my heart bleeds. my son was

the 737's nose gear collapsed in on itself, up into the fuselage, piercing the nose of the plane and damaging an area that houses the avionics. now, the ntsb will be interviewing the flight crew, as well as checking the black boxes, to figure out, brian, exactly what went wrong. >> katy tur tonight at a reopened laguardia airport tonight. katy, thanks. >>> there are growing concerns being raised by security experts tonight about the safety of the pope during his visit to brazil after the wild ride to the streets of rio in what sure looked like a small rental cars with crowds crushing up close enough to touch him. and chaotic scenes of government protests overnight did nothing to calm those fears. tonight in rio, a big crowd is out on copacabana beach where they are celebrating the start of all the world youth day festivities. nbc's anne thompson is traveling with the pope on this trip and has our report. >> reporter: the vatican says there will be no change in pope francis' itinerary, despite these images that shocked the world. in rio today, brazilian officials are blaming each othe