. >> for that the woman has been booked on poining and attempted murder charges. police tracked her down quickly because an employee got her license place number. is there a continuing danger? >> that is a good news in the case that leaves many uneasy. >> scary. lace every day and trust it that what you get is what you ordered. it is scary. >> to finish the thought, they do not believe there is a continuing net to the community right new. as for the motive? police do not have a motive and notpe rt date is set for thursday. i talked with corporate starbucks and they say after the incident they pulled all the juice from the shelf at the location and out of abundance of caution asked all starbucks in the bayea to check their juice supply but no tampering was found. >> a woman who was terrorized in a crime spree is speaking out this morning. police say an armed oregan man tried to carjack her after kidnapping a man reportedly on the way to the russian consulate in san francisco. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield spoke with the victim and joins us. >> police were very

poin but i just want to reiterate, wt will find out who did this, ands we will hold them accountable. >> thank you very much. >> terror -- -- >> the united states barack obama speaking from the briefing room at the white house.hoe. to recap a little bit about what we heard from the president. the president saying we do notwo have all the answers just yet.y. the president sayses ha says hes with the fbi, the homeland security, and he has spoken byen phone with governor duval patrick of massachusetts and the mayor of boston tom menino.meni we do not know who did this examine we do not know why, rett rest assured any and all l responsible parties will feel fl the full weight of the justice.t a situation obviously that the e full breath and weight of theweg unihtted states governor and investigatory agencies here in washington tonight are being pulled together. a lot of that information beingg directed up the i-95 corridor t boston tonight. shawn and brian. >> tom fitzgerald. we appreciate that.ate that. we want to give you a heads up,, a reminder that coming upingup shortly we will be he

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you say i want to get 5000 fuel poin, you will be really active, and you try to reach that goal, i personally of a specific period i ran x. number of miles or i took x. number of things. it all depends on what you're into. gerri: it flashes come if you reach your goal, it is kind of cool. there are limits to this from what i have read. tell me what you found because you have really tried these out and test driven them. do they really tell you that much? at the end of the day, you know how far you ran and some of the activities you do, they don't really monitor. they are best at monitoring this. >> that is not necessarily true. i can wear this on my shoulder, has an accelerometer still tracking the movement throughout the day. not necessarily for the hard-core athlete, for somebody who is somebody whose navy secretary throughout the day, sitting at the desk and you just need something to tell you you need to get up and moving. so maybe they are somewhat limited, the average consumer is to get moving a little bit more. gerri: these are just fancy pedometers at the end of the day, but they can h

. >> i was standing up hadn't found my husband that the poin point. >>reporter: she is the marke marketing director for the san francisco marathon. >> hope for the best. if you have all kind of emergency plans. >>reporter: katie owner fleet feet in pleasant hill and attended boston marathon aspect taketor last year and thought security was already extremely tight. >> they check everybody. fichlts where the bomb went off but they check the backpack check for things to see if you have anything on you. >>reporter: now another young runner from here said the mood in boston tonight is very somber. quietly eerie she said for the most part. people are staying off the streets. certainly huge contrast when compared with how it would normally be on what is for boston a very festive occasion. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >> we hear more from april later in the newscast. security tight at all major landmark in the bay area including9 the golden gate bridge exploratorium police chief says his officers are out in force. >> officers in san francisco police departme

so he was right next to me, you know, at this poin and he had a bag and his glasses.kind of like a leather sweatshirt type of deal. and it's warm out. he's an odd guy. just struck me odd. and that's what i remember of him. and then next thing you know, i hear fireworks, and i'm on the ground, you know. i was still conscious when i was being transported from the blast site to the hospital. and the whole time i -- when i was in the hospital, i was giving descriptions of the guy, the first guy, the guy with the hat and the aviators and the 5:00 shadow. >> reporter: what did he think when he heard that tamerlan tsarnaev had been killed? >> what about when you found the guy you saw was run over, literally, by his brother? >> yeah. i mean, what i thought was -- he's dead, and i'm still here, you know. >> reporter: still here and already thinking of others. here he is giving an 18th birthday present to sidney corcoran, also wounded, in the hospital. >> you don't sound angry. you don't sound pissed off. can i ask you what your feel regulars about the men who did this to you a

that was a real high poin thoug t psintai wn>> the fact that congress responded to the short term problemf flied delays by giving us the option of shifting money that is designed to repair and improve airports over the long term to fix the short term problem, that's not a solution. essentially what we've done is we've said in order to avoid delays this summer we're going to ensure delays for the next two or three decades. >> amen. again, and i think that hits the whole point. you have this a.d.d. congress that says we don't want to deal with any real problems. we want the sugar high of saying, yeah, look, we got these big cuts. we said they would be terrible but they'r good and they don't hurt anything. then actually, no. they can shut down the airports. they can really have a toll not only on people who are flying which as we've discussed can be annoying but also, an economic impact, never mind the other things going on that are less visible. they're having the less politically important people. let's rob peter to pay paul. let's take long term infrastructure and deal with the fact that

in fact, 20 million people poin cautious claiming that the slower growth in health care costs from from obama care. independent experts don't say that's the case. in fact, 20 million people can't find a job. many more have just given up looking for work the it's jimmy arter days for them. since the recession you are more likely to go look for food stamps to feed your kids than to find a job the it's clear that since the recession you are more if you can't find work and can't feed your kids, you're likely not going to the doctor. so i'd be cautious at a time en the stimulus claims why exagrated and the sequester, claims were exaggerated. out wh knows has been discredited? let's stick to the truth the this is the marketplace timeline for the exchanges. that's for the public as well as lawmakers to track how the exhays are on track. but as i look at it what i see is deadline after deadline missed. it says if the agency is in disarray trying to meet the october 1 deadline, the final market rules and regulations was missed. the payment notice rule was missed. the business rules for informati

you could make arguments either way in terms thing i would poin. one is the health care reform act passed a few years ago. i wrote a story on this yesterday. this will be a big topic coming up. with employers having that mandate where they have to provide insurance to their employees or pay a fine, their arguments on either side of this will cause employers to cut back, or having so many more people on the insurance rolls is going to create more jobs, especially in health care, insurance, pharmaceuticals, those sorts of fields. their arguments are the way. i would also like to address the idea of making it comfortable, as the caller put it, to put people on unemployment. that is one argument. likewise, there is the argument that people who are on employment and to be on the income and of the spectrum. that means they are much more likely to spend an extra dollar than someone who is rich. which means more spending, more growth to the economy. i suppose there are two sides to every story. if you blame one policy, you could blame the other policy, or

boy, peopleas a poin were getting called by a switchblade knife which had a button.any people were getting killed by that particular knife. they banned was the switchblade knife. anyone that was caught with a switch blade knife, they would be arrested for that. even a sawed off shotgun, if a person sawed off shotgun, they can kill more people. that was also banned. it saved a lot of lives after they did that. news,in other gun-related the front page of the washington times this morning -- in the baltimore sun this morning -- inside the washington times, the politics section as these stories about guns -- below that is a story about president obama's travels today. he's headed to denver to talk about gun-control legislation. in the evening he will be in california for fund-raisers. the first event is a 5000 per person cocktail reception. the second is a 32,500 per person dinner. those are some headlines. and this on the front page of the wall street journal, increasing social media -- embracing. alex in georgia, independent, on gun-control legislation. go ahead. belie