and that is when fbi agents went ahead and made the arrest. >> any reason why fort reilly? just because it's the military installation nearby or does he have any particular reason for wanting to drop a car bomb off at fort reilly? >> according to federal prosecutors, booker mentioned that the size of fort reilly and it's relative -- it's a relatively well known base houses about 125,000 residents during the day including the first infantry which is a nationally known base. >> is he thought to operate alone or is he part of a group? >> that is not -- that has not yet been determined. the federal prosecutors in the indictment which i read this afternoon did not mention anything else. he met specifically with two fbi agents. again, he did not know they were fbi agents, of course, dating back to october. it's those two other individuals are the only people mentioned in the indictment. aside from mr. booker. >> justin, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> and just today happening though often. hundreds of americans rushing to join isis. lt. colonel alan west joins us. good

is the reilly moment, is two separate things. decision that involved a very different item. so background, in reilly, it was whether they could search the data on the cell phone and the government in np argument in a case in the 1970, you can search a pack of cigarettes because that is a container and you can search any container found upon the arrestee or in any vicinity and the government argued and including my home court the california supreme court agreed a cell phone is container just like the pack of cigarettes the court in robinson did not distinguish the container or what was in it or the container and thus the search was okay. and reilly rejects that and said saying these two things are similar and one of the best lines in the opinion is like saying a horse -- a ride on a horse isd< like a rocket ship to the moon. they both get you from pointhw% a to point b but nothing else justifies lumping them together. and that is the point we have to make when we come into court and we say the judge ruled on this 40 years ago and

found establishment that even though they meet the minimal requirements they're still breaking the reilly'sules in other places we have to have our own staff to make sure their abiding by all the different rules in terms of the foes this is san francisco ems you know all two well, we require of all types of businesses we're not trying to single out the massage industry we want

found establishment that even though they meet the minimal requirements they're still breaking the reilly'sules in other places we have to have our own staff to make sure their abiding by all the different rules in terms of the foes this is san francisco ems you know all two well, we require of all types of businesses we're not trying to single out the massage industry we want to make sure it is fair across the industry massage is a small business and yes there's work we need to do to make our process shortly and faster you know cheaper all of that; right? i'm commit to working on that i've been trying to do that for small restaurants in general in district 4 so i'm committed to working on that but it doesn't mean that you know, i know that is unfortunate that this industry has been you know hijacked by a certain group of individuals not practicing massage and it's unfair but we need to bring everyone into our fold so we can again, do better he oversight cindy mentioned that i'll reiterate after the new state law was changed you can look this up but city after city passed moratoriums on new

paul reilly. >> and "the willis report" is next. gerri: hello, everybody.erri willis, and this is "the willis report." the show where consumers are our business. the man who took on the federal government's wasteful spending. >> inside the waste book this year is 30 billion dollars of stupid, what i would consider stupid or at least poor judgment. gerri: former senator tom coburn is here with a message for lawmakers. >>> defeating the clinton machine, possible presidential candidate governor mike huckabee says it can be done. >> i know the clintons all too well. they play to win. gerri: he's here to tell us how and talk about his big announcement in hope, arkansas in two weeks. >>> americans getting squeezed. we'll break down a new report on

bill reilly >> dan: riley ballarat the baby weighed just four pounds, two ounces. buelna named him adam. a sketch of his 19- year-old biological mother -- later identified as serena diaz -- went out. she was later arrested for attempted murder. >> "i'm not angry or upset with her, and i forgive her because she was a young woman in a very compromising position." >> : i need adam was adopted by an orange county couple. >> "it's been an honor and privilege to be your mom. it's been wonderful. i was blessed with a great family.' >> reporter: recently, he and his parents met the officer who rescued him. it was a very, very emotional meeting. >> i had to opportunity to shake his hand and look in his eyes, and say thank you for saving his life." >> vicki: barton's biological mother was sentenced to three years in prison for child endangerment and attempted murder. barton says he is trying to find her... and that meeting her will provide some closure. he also wants to tell her he forgives her. >> vicki: the 48-foot pacifica whale carcass continues to deteriorate. it is sti

. >> has an obligation to prove that the withholding is justified and if you're reilly on the infornts privilege. >> i think that the complainant whoever that was could certainly wave the privilege i don't know if a requester takes it upon him or herself that the city has to collaborating alcoholic beverage or not alcoholic beverage, you know who that person is by having to disclosure the document. >> this will clear it up this is an overwhelm again that was september on january 16th a different e-mail i request all e-mails regarding inspection howard made on friday january 2nd, 2015, you said you would send me the overwhelm after speaking with lazzaro you explicit when i was able to get you on the phone you cited the overwhelm and cited the author and said you would forward it i request this pursuant to the shorng that was the second one i made which proves that was a phone conversation within me and crow about the identity was revealed and the e-mail read to me and sometime later open the 15th i got this 18 page documents that was a notice of warning i trurntd the duties of a staff p

considering doing the very same thing what i would call citizens united on the local level i hope you will reilly consider what it is doing to families like us and others you've heard from today i'm sorry that the supervisor kim took out the what was the 3 unit - >> thank you, ma'am your time is up. >> let me call a few more names (calling names). >> okay good afternoon, commissioners my name is kevin i've lived in the sundown district for 26 years have a couple of the ones and we have an in-law unit studio we the in-laws say in the rest of the year it is entry we signed up to get legalized we did last week we got our number 207 thank you we're now legal and glad to be legal and appreciate the legislation in place we think that needs more time as i was diagnosed with parkinson's disease we are paying our taxes we get our 1099 property tax and our t ot and local sales tax for locally as well, of course, i think the amendments will our studio will be empty please extend the days and i think there is a lot of good apples lying us we like to think about the good apples i understand you have a challen

considering doing the very same thing what i would call citizens united on the local level i hope you will reilly consider what it is doing to families like us and others you've heard from today i'm sorry that the supervisor kim took out the what was the 3 unit - >> thank you, ma'am your time is up. >> let me call a few more names (calling names). >> okay good afternoon, commissioners my name is kevin i've lived in the sundown district for 26 years have a couple of the ones and we have an in-law unit studio we the in-laws say in the rest of the year it is entry we signed up to get legalized we did last week we got our number 207 thank you we're now legal and glad to be legal and appreciate the legislation in

secure their room by signing a lease and paying rent on a space awhile not reilly income at all is definitely hard more any small business and illicit businesses maybe be able to withstand that but small businesses will not in in my opinion it must be written out of legislation it is streeven bvrp and no one else has to go through this. >> another thing without the built for a massage professional to pursue that nor self-employment because of requirements an enormous burden will be place on graduates to take out private and public loans to pay for their education it will help in the crisis and currently at 20 percent increases in educating education and i urge you to help eliminate the thooefts due to the education requirement being so hard and the time commitment will be increased thank you for your time i greatly appreciate our allowing us to participate in this discussion. >> any public comment on this item? anyone that hadn't spoken? okay. seeing none end of public comment well, i want to thank you all for coming it is strooef important for you to make yourselves heard i understand this m

i'm janet reilly in 2010, i ran for the board of supervisors in district 2 i campaigned for this officer pretty much full-time for 18 ms. and put together a campaign team i assembled the kitchen cabinet and staked out position i met the district 2 residents at holmes in the street and on playground i shook hands with voters and gave out litter as volunteered consulted to work and during the earnings i raised money i participate in debates and enforcementometers and editorial furmz i walked day to day in every neighborhood in the district i worked hard as did hundreds of volunteers during the campaign i worried about many things but the skrith of our election system was not one of them less than one week a negative attack was on my campaign nasty blatant information was in hair mails and all the work ever an expenditure committee on the on behalf of supervisor farrell supervisor farrell's campaign manager military i set up this committee and actually operate that knowingly and willingly completely violate campaign laws it was charting cheating and despite attempt to win an election and it

reilly who is about to cycle off after serving for over 4 years on this committee and we wanted to make sure that that we had a recognition for you service, sir thank you very much you've served well and faithfully and this psa past year step forward in a leadership role and an inspiration to work with you thank you (clapping) the next item is j public comment on consent items i have one speaker card president of u a sf and this is public comment on the consent items only one minute please. >> if dynamic that person i put in a card to speak on the q ta. >> good evening. i'm susan solomon first, we wish to thank the oversight committee and congratulate frank he worked hard and so did the committee we have a few things to mention that were brought up during the report at least one of them the first is the cost the district spends q ta money and calls it indirect costs to the tune of one mom and dad's o million dollars those costs include an assertion by the staff and the principles and hard to staff schools need to spend four days to anticipate the fund that the district is explaining the

michael reilly says he wanted to know if plastic surgery really accomplishes anything. >> people aret of money to make themselves look different and rather than just telling them we can make you look different i really want for my patients to be automobile to authentically tell them i can make you look better. >> reilly says facial perceptions are important and based in evolution helping us steer clear of threatening people. >> ♪♪ >> all right, shirleen, over to the big board now with the big talkers. beginning with the term you might not have heard before but are likely familiar with, it's called oversharenting. posting too much about your kids on social media. from cute outfits to potty training tails moms and dads across cyber space are sharing very personal moments of their parenting on very public web sites. all that baby buzz can create a baby backlash. aussie mom jade learned that lesson the hard way. she received a anonymous letter in the mail panning its mom for posting too much about her baby on the facebook. the note said her digital fans don't care about every single life

we turn once again to adam reilly, who has been covering the trial for public television station wgbhthe court today when the verdict came in. welcome back, adam. looking at the 30 counts handed in today, were there any surprises? were any of the counts anyone expected perhaps he might be found not guilty on? >> i don't know if there were any counts where we expected a not-guilty finding, but what the defense had really pushed on was, first off, the idea that dzhokhar tsarnaev played a key role in the murder of sean collier, the m.i.t. police officer fatally shot three days after the bombings. then there was also implicit pushback against the idea that dzhokhar was part of the bomb who killed krystle campbell. the defense said tamerlan was the bombmaker and dzhokhar followed his lead. the defense got absolutely nothing. >> ifill: still, no daylight at all. in the end, it was a unanimous clear verdict which perhaps speaks to what happens next. >> you really have to wonder if it doesn't speak to what comes next. it wasn't just the guilty findings on all 30 counts but a number in court w

victorred mon hits reilly shea. the five to one was the final.emember red wings head coach mike babcock his contract expires at the ends of the season. he could be a potential target for the flyers. >>> let's head indoors gladiators in town visiting the soul and dan roundabou finds him. >>> to the pitch an milestone barcelona visiting valencia. ninety-fourth minute lionel messy already barcelona's leading scorer looking for number 2400. >>> it takes him two cracks but he gets it home. barcelona wins by a score of >> ♪ >> welcome back every un. it is considered a perfect gem a rare diamond is about to be auctioned off in new york. sotheby's auction house says the diamond is considered a type 2a which means it contains no night trop jen so it looks like a clear pool of ice water. it's expected to fetch as much as $25 million. the auction takes place this tuesday: that's lovely. a nice gift for someone. we'll be right back. stay with us. >> that's "eyewitness news" tonight. i'm natasha brown. for james justin all of us here. if you're up early join

reilly and a new ceo to restore the company. >>> duke energy is going to buy back $1.5 billion worth of its stock under an accelerated stock repurchase program. if you have duke in your stock market bracket, you're happy today. up about 1.7%. >> true car impressed investors with news that it added 840 new dealers to its car buying that's a website in the first quarter, that is the best quarterly total ever bringing all of its dealers now the total to an all-time high of more than 10,000. shares up 2% to $16.08. >>> and viacom announcing it will take a $785 million charge in its latest quarter. it's also going to lay off employees, do some restructuring. the charge of write downs of underperforming tv shows. the media company will also suspend the buyback program for now at least. shares initially then reversed course before the close. the stock was 1.5% higher at $68.60 but you can see what happened after 4:00 p.m. >>> 3-d systems is buying easy way, that's a chinese based 3-d printing sales and services provider. in terms of the deal not disclosed. shares were up more than 4% to $28

james reilly has been inside the vault where the goods were taken. >> it was planned exactly what they were going to do. >> reporter: it could be straight out of the film the bank job where london robbers dig a tunnel to reach their loot. through these doors down some stairs is where the vault is. whoever did this knew the location intimately. this woman arrived to check on her prized possessions. how much? >> maybe $100,000. more than that. >> reporter: a slow and painstaking investigation is already under way. but it's thought that this was a highly professional operation. and that whatever it is they took, is already out of the uk. hammish mcdonald, abc news, london. >>> the white house is calling for an end to the use of conversion therapies on lgbt youth. the announcement follows the suicide of a 17-year-old transgender young person in ohio named legala alcorn. she wrote a suicide note before walking in front of a big rig. the technique is used by some mental health providers to try to change an individual's sexual orientation, or gender identity. but the white house says that con

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daughter named blake and now they have six girls, the baby's name is olivia and hazel and parker and reilly. >> i cannot imagine. >> i can imagine. thank you ali, in other news, philadelphia district attorney seth williams believes in putting his money where his mouth is today he donated $2500 to the foundation, money he raised from the ice bucket challenge last summer his cousin has als and today he honored him and other families living with the disease with this special check presentation in center city this morning. >>> students were jumping for fun with officers they joined 20 stuntz for an hour on trampolines, playing arcade games and dodge ball and more, part of their community policing initiative and a way to build trust in your police. >>> well, today is tax day and if april 15th leave a bad taste in your mouth maybe this was the solution free cupcakes at the liberty shop it was the 10th annual let them eat cake event people got to eat cupcakes at no charge to take the sting out of tax day and cough up some dough sorry. and the part of a wedding cake design competition. >>> hundreds

else accused of planning a suicide bomb attack the for fort reilly. he was arrested while trying to place a 1,000-pound bottom outside the army post. >>> president obama and cuban president raul castro are making history. they greeted each other last night and shook handles. shook hands. >> i am proud to be with you at this first ever official gathering of civil society leaders at the summit of the america's. i'm pleased to have cuba represented at this summit for the very first time. >>> obama and castro will meet face-to-face, the historic gathering gives chance to boost momentum in an effort to restore normal relations. president obama may nowbs his -- announce his decision to remove cuba from state sponsor of terrorism. >>> the race for 2016 is officially about to heat up. hillary clinton will announce her bid for the white house via social media. >> this morning hillary clinton campaign is clear for takeoff. she filmed other presidential campaign announcement video the big reveal ready to hit social media on sunday. clinton playing could i -- coy

paul reilly. >> and "the willis report" is next. gerri: hello, everybody. i'm gerri willis, and this is "the willis report." the show where consumers are our business. the man who took on the federal government's wasteful spending. >> inside the waste book this year is 30 billion dollars of stupid, what i would consider stupid or at least poor judgment. gerri: former senator tom coburn is here with a message for lawmakers. >>> defeating the clinton machine possible presidential candidate governor mike huckabee says it can be done. >> i know the clintons all too well. they play to win. gerri: he's here to tell us how and talk about his big announcement in hope arkansas in two weeks. >>> americans getting squeezed. we'll break down a new report on out-of-pocket medical costs and the common procedures that will cost you the most? >>> also the big broadcasters like fox, nbc and espn are not happy with verizon's new cable tv prices, but we'll investigate if it's really the great deal for consumers verizon claims? >>> and the great bourbon heists, the criminals t

. >> is this the bill reilly of pop culture?it takes a medical procedure out of obscurity and makes it relatable, again, i don't necessarily know if bruce jenner is a guy people can relate to or gal. >> media is writing all mean tweet on you right now. they know that you're a liberal. >> i'm going to walk that back. >> what about it rich? bruce jern will be somebody who can sort of take people through what this is like but you know that there will be many people in the country still who will say, i don't want to see that and i don't want that on tv and i don't want that you know public sized and available to my child. that's still going to be the reaction among many. >> i think there will be a lot of commentary about the meaning of it and what an important moment it is in culture. it's what it always is about kardashian. it's about spectacle, ratings, and ultimately money. that's all it is. >> let me ask you, though, whether that is the wave of the future and actually the wave is here. ice not just the kardashians who have capit

confederate capitulation was sweet because it was a rebuke to the first families of virginia who chester reilly dubs after the surrender the fleet footed virginians. in short men such as george washington williams and thomas morris chester made and sustained over decades the bold claim that in defeating lee's army african-american troops had dealt a death blow for all that the army stood for, including slavery itself. they insisted that the union army victory emanated from the courage but that black slaves imbibed that courage and it had a civil rights message into grant's terms. my point is that we see mag nimminity embraced by northerns and southerners but they viewed that with different kinds of meanings. african-americans emphasizes the promise of appomattox as a moment of racial reconciliation and they depicted black soldiers as agents of national haling. so george washington williams 1988 history of the troops praised black soldiers for treating the vank wished -- the vank wished veterans with quiet humility. he said the negro troops cheerfully divided their rations with the enemy and wel

ryan reilly, reporter with the "huffington post." would you translate ted cruz to me. he says we're in a position of weakness toward cuba. we've got everything on cuba. the latest polling out of cuba says they want to get with us as much as any country in the world wants to get with us. where is the appeasement? where is the appropriateness of that old word come in here? i don't get ted cruz sometimes and maybe never. your thoughts? >> in some ways it's a sign of strength, a sign that you have self-respect. the president has said, look, this is a tiny country over in the caribbean. we can afford to experiment with our policy here. we're going to try engagement and open this and if it doesn't work we can go back to the old policy that we tried the last 50 years. if i get a chance i'll ask rubio and cruz this, do they prefer normal relationships with countries like saudi arabia? if cuba did 10% of what saudi arabia does, we would throw them -- we would have kept them on the terror list. so the advantage here for them though is that in foreign policy it's easy on the camp

admitted to the fbi that he enlisted in the army with the intent of carrying out an attack at fort reillyleged he told another individual that detonating a suicide bomb was his number one aspiration because he couldn't be captured all the evidence would be destroyed and he would be guaranteed to hit his target. >> authorities say booker has been under surveillance for a few months and at no time was the public in any danger. >> the penalty phase of convicted bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev will start the day after the running of this year's boston marathon. a judge granted a request by tsarnaev's lawyers to delay it so that they could work out issues with potential witnesses. the same jury that convicted dzhokhar tsarnaev will decide if he will spend the rest of his life in prison or receive the death penalty. >>> world news tonight with david muir will have much more on the boston bomber penalty phase as well as this latest terror a are rest involving american isis sympathizers. you can watch that following "action news" at 6:00. >>> meantime burlington city police are asking for your help find

for an update on the proceedings, i am joined by adam reilly of wgbh-tv. reporting on the trial throughout, and was in the courtroom today. >> thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> 30 counts we're talking about, 17 eligible for the death penalty. what are the closing arguments for the prosecution? >> essentially both the prosecution and the defense tried to do the same thing today they have done throughout the trial. the defense conceded early on that sac car tsarnaev did it so the whole trial has been about arguing over whether he was an equal conspirator or a junior partner. so the government again today as they have throughout the case tried to drove home the evil conspirator argument. the defense came back saying he was pushed into this by his deceased older brother, tamerlan tsarnaev, who is no longer around too over house version of events much as the defense put it today if tamerlan -- if not for tamerlan this would not have happened that is a dzhokhar was unnecessary. >> the prosecution brought 92 witnesses and the defense only four. why tha

i also want to especially recognize chief john reilly, and the north at te borrow police department, their cooperation was tremendous. i would like to stathank or sta police detective unit, in particular i would take special note of trooper eric benson, the case officer, jeremiah donovan and north attleborough lead detective for the department critical to the success of this prosecution. i would also like to commend and thank the bristol, connecticut, police department, for their cooperation in this matter. lastly, i would like to thank the media, you, for your patience, during the last three months. respecting the adharns to the gag order in place. again, i think you acted professionally with diligence and respecting the gag order. so thank you for that. at this time i'm prepared to take questions. >> mr. quinn, what did you think when mrs. ward in her impact statement said she forgives the people who did this to her son? >> >> i think it's a tremendous compliment to her, as difficult as it is for people in the end, forgiveness is what it's about. if one can bring themselves to do t

now let's join perfecter inventor maria mccool and beauty expert patti reilly and find out how the revolutionarynew perfecter fusion styler will forever change the way you style your hair. [♪...] >> so what is actually different about the perfecter fusion styler? how is it that you can get rid of all of these tools right here and replace it with one and get the same results? >> well, i'll tell you, this is a brand-new category. it's called fusion styling. we've taken the ionic technology that's going to give you the hydration, the healing on your hair and we've fused it with ceramic heat technology that actually makes the hair smoother and shinier. and guess what? >> what? >> we didn't stop there. >> oh, good. >> this is what i think is genius about the perfecter. i've actually developed it with this top-quality nylon bristle right, that we perfectly aligned. and the reason why i did that is so i want to make sure it would glide through the hair never getting tangled. and also it protects it from the skin. when this is hot, i can hold it just like that. i can touch my forehead, i can touch my ea

kansas man is now under arrest after alleging making plans to bomb military installation in forth reilly. officials say he wanted to do this for isis. according to officials the 20 year old, his name is john thomas booker had spent months attempting to create this plan and take it out. this included using a suicide bomb so he would not survive the attack. he repeatedly stated his desire to partake in violent jihad. if convicted he would face life in price only seven people in thailand have been very badly injured after a car bomb exploded on an i lapped that is very popular with foreign tourists. officials believe the truck was stolen from a province that is plaged by terrorists and extremists. billion. in california 10 deputies are on administrative leave following what some are calling excessive force. it's the aftermath of a chase of 33 year old pew sock. you can see pew sock who is laying on the ground after authorities kicked and punch him. he tried to drove off after authorities tried to search a search warrant. he then stole a horse. i can troubled by what i see in the the video.

commissioner reilly, i know you spoke of this. commissioner pai, would you like to add to this? >> i agree that these documents should be revealed at least three weeks before the commission votes. i pointed out in this particular case, the fact it wasn't revealed, created a big haze of confusion, both among net neutrality supporters and opponents. and what you saw in the days leading up to the order, a substantial portion of the order was revised, with respect to the so-called broadband access service. there's a great deal of press interest, and if you google it, you'll wonder, what does this change about? how does it affect the order? how are we going to respond to it? but because of the sunshine prohibition, none of those people were able to have any input. if we had our product on the table on day one when it was circulated, the american people could see it and ultimately it would have made our work product a lot better. it would have helped it be more legally sustainable. >> and i'm running out of time here on a couple of questions, so perhaps we can work on answers for the

. >> commissioner reilly, i know you talked to this. >> i believe these documents should be revealed at least three weeks before the commissioner vote. the fact it wasn't revealed created a big haze of confusion and what you saw in days leading up to the order was it was prescribed in response to a particular company and a special interest that wanted that removed for a variety of reasons. there is a great deal of press interest. if you google it so to speak you'll find a lot of people wondering, what was this change about? how does it affect the order? how are we going to respond to it? because of the sunshine prohibition, none of those people are able to respond to it. if we had the product on the table day one when it was circulated, the american people could see it and it would have made our work product better. it would have been more sustainable. >> i'm running out of time with a couple questions. perhaps we could do answers for the record. a number of petitions before the fcc, things for reconsideration, other petitions that have been before the fcc and wondering how we can ma

baby's names, olivia and ava, identical twins, hazell, parker and reilly.recious and they're doing really, really well. so fingers crossed. >> danielle, i heard you had the opportunity to actually hold one of the babies on tuesday night they're in the nicu. how did that feel holding her? >> oh, i mean, it was an emotional downpour. i did. i got to hold her two days ago. then i got to hold ava last night. so it's been hard to see your baby in, you know, the isolets but that moment when you finally get to touch your baby and hold them, there's no better feeling than that, for sure. >> adam, have you another daughter, blake. i heard you say now you have a half dozen girls. which, hello! >> wow! >> have you planned out how you guys are going to work the feedings, the changing, all those kind of things at home when everyone gets home? >> we haven't quite figured all that out yet. i'm still getting used to changing them right now in the nicu. it's pretty overwhelming just because they're so tiny and, you know, their legs are this big around. whenever they kick, i

shannon reilly over there and then, yes, ladies and gentlemen she's here, madonna pigeon.ave an awesome day. good job. ♪ >>> defendant not guilty. guilty of murder in the first degree, or guilty of murder in the second degree. >> guilty of murder in the first degree. >> we begin with breaking news just in from new england. former patriots tight end aaron hernandez is guilty of first-degree murder. the verdict came down within the past 30 minutes. he was convicted of killing the man daftingdateing his fiance's sister. this comes with a mandatory life sentence without parole. aaron hernandez found guilty of first-degree murder and other weapons charges. we'll continue to follow the

fbi says 20-year-old john booker also known as abdelah hasan wanted to set off a car bomb in fort reillyught was a bomb but actually was a dud. another charged with failly to report his plans. >> south carolina man killed by a police officer one week ago. walter scott was running away when officer michael slager shot him during a traffic stop. slager was fired and is now charged with murder. al sharpton is blasting a report that he was told by the family to stay away from the funeral saying he is not attending because of a scheduling conflict. meanwhile investigators are now questioning the passenger in scott's car at the time of the shooting. new dash cam video shows an officer pats him down after scott was shot. >> an historic meeting at the summit of the americas in panama. president obama and cuban president raoul castro greeting each other and shaking hands. this marking the first time the two have seen each other since restoring diplomatic ties late last year. the two leaders will meet later today as they try to normalize relations. this will be the first extended meeting between c

shannon reilly over there and then, yes ladies and gentlemen, she's here, madonna pigeon.morrow. >> have an awesome day. good job. ♪ >>> right now at 11:00 a little league robbed of big money. a thief breaks into a safe stealing thousands of dollars. good morning thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >>> i'm laura garcia-cannon. chris and scott have the day off. it's one thing to steal bases at a baseball game but it's another thing to steal $7,000 from a little league. >> that's exactly what happened to the tennyson american little league in hayward. marianne favro joins us live from the sorensdale park with what happened here marianne. >> reporter: $7,000 that were inside. the kids had just raised the money during their annual fund raiser. the money was supposed