this is a video from zachary noah from riverside, alabama.es all of the animation, story writing and all of the voices. >> oh, my goodness. >> this video one of the most recent him and the cat and dexter the dog in a bowling competition. >> did it. got a perfect score. hold everything, folks. it's not over yet. >> i like it because it's kind of old school. >> and zachary is completely self-taught. zachary is 22 years old and zachary has autism. this is his passion. this is his focus. we wanted to know more about zachary so we have zachary via skype "right this minute" from riverside, alabama, along with his mom julie an fa. zachary, we are so thrilled to finally meet you. we love that you've been posting these on our facebook page. how long have you been animating? >> i've been animating since 2008. i've been watching the looney tunes cartoons so much since i was a kid and when i was in high school, i officially became interested in the hand drawn animation videos. that's when the idea of cameron the cat really began. >> mom, you just be so p

riverside is associated with both the united church of christ and the american baptists. butler has been the senior minister at the calvary baptist church in washington. >>> amid the many problems of the veterans administration, there is a little-known v.a. program that seems to be working well. it's a partnership, launched last year, between the v.a. and faith-based groups to help veterans cope with persistent problems such as the moral wounds of war. kim lawton reports. >> reporter: aliyah hunter knows firsthand the challenges facing america's roughly 20 million veterans. she served in iraq with the army national guard in 2004 and 2005 and says transitioning back was tough. >> i think that subconsciously we think that things stop and freeze and then we leave and then we come back and you know, to pick up exactly where we left off, when the reality is, life keeps going. it doesn't stop. >> reporter: according to the bureau of labor statistics, more than three-quarters of veterans say they've been unable to "effectively translate their military skills to civilian terms."

firefighters in riverside county had no choice, but to light it up. neighbors evacuated. people are not allowed within 150 of this inferno as it could take eight hours before it burns itself out. >>> and a twist tonight about the story of a nightmare nanny. the family fired this woman, but she refused to move out. tonight, randy page says no one can find her. she disappeared. >> tonight this is the first line of defense for the family. the forest of microwave messes and the constant flow of news photographers and producers coming in and out of their upland home. the unwelcomed tenant, the live- in nanny has not chosen to step through the media spotlight to get back into her room in the house while the family attorney tries to get her out for good. >> fortunately the media has also helped in protect them from anything that is happening possibly with her. >> reporter: it all began friendly enough. this video shows the newly hired nanny enjoying pizza with the family. but they say that she agreed to be the live-in nanny and do lighthouse keeping in exchange for free room and

it happened at riverside high school in burlington county. what witnesses say they did was a big surprise to staff at the school at the beginning of the day today. fox 29's shawnette wilson is live outside the school. shawnette, what exactly happened? >> reporter: dawn, what i can tell you that is according to students who go to the high school here, they tell me that about 15 students received in school suspension for their role in the prank and now many are wondering if they will be allowed to walk on graduation day just four days away. let's take look at this photo that a student sent into fox 29 this morning about the incident. it shows a hallway filled with balloons, students say the seniors also set off their cell phones to go off at the same time along with those balloons filling the hallway and they say the school officials were not happy about that at all. grandmother i spoke to off camera says she had to go up to the school today for her granddaughter had was suspended for participating. when we arrived at the school this afternoon,

shawnette wilson is live outside riverside high school with the story. shawnette?> reporter: dawn, that student tells me that they received one day home suspension and two days in school suspension. now, they will be able to walk on graduation day but they will not be able to attend their senior party. >> spur of the moment funny, being a senior having fun and making memories. i don't regret it at all. i think it's still funny. >> teen ya jones is more than one of a dozen students involved in a senior prank gone badge this is a picture of what they did between homeroom and first period at riverside high thursday morning. >> we bought balloons. through them up by mouth, not helium ran around the hall rooms and let them fly around. >> school official did not see the humor or senior spirit in what the kids did. they suspended more than a dozen seniors and banned them from coming to graduation pool party next week. >>> they're all pretty upset and screaming. >> her mom got the call at work to come pick her up. >> i was ticked off. >> she knew about the prank. here's a

the cities planning and developing activities to be honest, i borrowed thisful from the city of riverside preservation. i included a link with our list of links published no california you'll see the diversity in the way their structured and it's most appealing personally. so get back to objective two we also feel the supporting policies for objective 2 rely on protect this is two vague we think the policies should describe the historic resource management like interpretation and restoration and rehabilitation and reuse those policies maybe restructured to create a hierarchy of management tools. with that, i'm going to get down to the policies >> can i interrupt. >> i'm wondering does that mean because objective 5 integrate the goals into the land making process so

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there is no lightning strikes with this, riverside along route 130, palmyra and the betsy ross bridgeall of those areas getting drenched and as we widen out to center city philadelphia, we still see the moderate rainfall, as that particular part o

. >>> estÁ cerca del parque riverside en new york. >>> la ciudad pasÓ por una decadencia muy grande y medio de la babel de hierro. los jardines comunales tienen todos una historia muy peculiar y es que surgieron en la dÉcada de los 70. para sustituir los lotes y los edificios abandonados. este hasta lleva el nombre de un pueblo de puerto rico. >>> nosotros, nos dimos a la tarea de, bueno, meter mano y limpiarlo el movimiento se propaga por varias ciudades de estados unidos. incluyendo filadelfia, boston, chicago y los Ángeles. y, acorde a la asociaciÓn americana de jardines comunales. en todo el paÍs, su mann total de 18 mil. y segÚn los expertos, disminuyen la violencia en las zonas urbanas. y el olor que tienen. >>> roberto, ha sido un testigo del cambio, en su vecindad. >>> es un progreso bonito para la comunidad muchos que convirtieron Árbitro balas en jardines no estÁn. a sus 81 aÑos. jenni, dice seguirÁ sembrando y compartiendo los frutos de su cosecha. >>> a mis vecinos, que pasan por aquÍ les digo, no compre tal cosa que aquÍ hay. >>> en new york, isolda peguero. telemundo. >>

there is no lightning strikes with this, riverside along route 130, palmyra and the betsy ross bridge, all of those areas getting drenched and as we widen out to center city philadelphia, we still see the moderate rainfall, as that particular part of the downpour is raining itself out. and glimpses of the philadelphia international airport where the rain is ening there and it will soon end where the phillies are trying to gear up for that game coming up in about one hour. in fact, we look at this picture from kevin, the tarp is on the field but can you see the water on the field as well as the drainage system is getting a workout and being tested right now with a quick 1 to 2 inches of rain. flash flood warnings continue in woods town and frankford and berlin and gloucester and salem county, until 8:15 p.m. if you encounter flooded roads, and find a alternate route, in the full accuweather forecast. >> we'll check back in later. now to say still developing story. a third grader is believed to have brought in heroin to school. the children were taken to the hospital by school bus to ge

they've told me oscar anguiana's brothers are on their way here from river side and want to take -- riverside and want to take custody of the children. families say he was a mechanic, a hard worker. neighbors describe him as a doting father. sal castanedo, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, sal. >>> the san mateo county sheriff's office is asking for the public's help in a homicide investigation. deputies responding to a report of two men fighting last night on middlefield road in unincore rarted redwood city -- incorporated redwood city. one man was on the ground unconscious. the man died at the scene. the other man was standing nearby. he was arrest and charged with murder and is being held without bail. anyone with information about the case is asked to call the san mateo county sheriff's office. >>> a san jose father is facing child endangerment charges after his young son nearly blew off his hand. katie utehs is live from the home where investigators say they found 14 pounds of fireworks. good afternoon, katie. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. i spoke with the neighbor who was first on

got a call later from the riverside county sheriff wondering what i was doing snooping around.ust one example. obviously it's harder to track this money now thanks to citizens united. there's a lot more avenues for anonymous spending that can be directly impactful on our elections and sort of puts the onus on us in the press to try to pull back the curtain and let voters and readers see what's going on. >> ken, you are indeed a very suspicious person. let's dig into that koch brothers summit you got into that you write about in chapter one. this is a twice a year thing. it is secretive. it is the koch brothers. it is all the big donors in the country who are on their side of the aisle and it is every republican politician who can get an invitation to this thing, which makes me wonder how much influence do the koch brothers really have over the modern political landscape in america? >> they have quite a bit. it's arguable that the rise of the tea party and more than the rise of the tea party the tea party's focus on economic issues, at the time when the tea party arose it was so

riverside at 79. these are the warmer temperatures across our weather but network. the load dew points here. how low the relative humidity is. this barry and relative humidity of more than 25%. it accounts for beautiful clear skies to we have seen. look at the storm clusters. these have been trekking to the south of us. the storms continue to be wrapped down there. they're doing so on the nose of the big hot air dome. >> could get fairly hot late next week and next weekend. some of our model forecast workup. our water temperature at the shoreline is 63. that is warmer than it was last year when it was 59. this is one squall line. just the latest war across the southern plains. there are other showers and thunderstorms. these are the ones that could affect our area tomorrow night. you can see this part of precipitation. the figures out of that, it is the abnormal warmth. >> '90s and hundreds all of those cities. the humid air coming out through that. fuels thunderstorms like this little thing here. bringing this not into the area to more of a look out tomorrow night.

danielle nottingham, cbs news, riverside,"w=>> glor: that is s evening news tonight.r on cbs, "60 minutes." and first thing tomorrow, cbs this morning. i'm jeff glor, cbs news in new york. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night.j captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org dress rehearsal at the 49erw stadium today. plus: when does free speech... go too far? the b bay area city looking to sl ban... on hecklers. and hundreds of thousands of people pack the streets of n francisco... for pride. kpix 5 news is next. levi's stadium in santa cla ,, ,,,, tonight -- the question is:l they be able to get there? go hackney. >>> levi stadium will open its doors if a little over a month. tonight's question is, will they be able to get there? good evening. the stadium is just about finished and k about pix reporter mark kelly there was and shows us the big first dress rehearsal happened

meter and within a minute around five thirty pm always bring in tacony around five thirty five pm riverside in northeast philadelphia around five forty five pm really broke down five fifty pm beverly around five fifty five pm this is a dangerous storm if you are in its path move indoors to a sturdy building and stay away from windows when it is safe to do so report severe weather to local law enforcement or to the national weather service repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until six pm for the following counties in new jersey burlington and camden and philadelphia pennsylvania. in the absence of a political plan by the iraqis that gives us some assurance that they're prepared to work together we're not going to allow ourselves to be dragged back into a situation in which while we're there we're keeping a lid on things and after enormous sacrifices by us as soon as we're not there suddenly people end up acting in ways that are not conducive to the long term stability and prosperity of the country. and critics of iraqi prime minister nuri al maliki have said he has driven

new figures find the riverside san bernardino area of southern california and portland oregon have morens without a high school diploma. the national average is just under 22 percent. used to be graduate go to college find a place of your own, not any more. a third of america's 18 to 24-year-olds are living with their parents. the number has sky rocketed dramatically. the challenging job market and crippling student debt are to blame. >> the highest minimum wage in america. $15 per hour more than double the federal minimum. will any other state follow suit? ashley webster is here to explain this. >> they have one of the highest state minimum wages at 9.32 an hour well above the 7.25. the $15 an hour rate will be phased in depending on the benefits they provide employees. full-time workers translates to 31,000 a year. it will take effect in april of next year when every worker will get at least a $1 an hour raise. businesses employing more than 500 workers will be required to pay 15 an hour or 2018 if healthcare is offered. smaller businesses would have 5-7 years to says in the increase.

in riverside, san bernadino area teens looking for rough have roughly the same chance of getting a job as they do marrying a a slow loris. these numbers are staggering. teens across the country are missing out on available work experience. as nor -- as for the unemployed teens i have plenty of opportunity working for me. i am hiring. take a look. >> what a is wrong, joe? >> i said how long is this montage? >> we had to cut it to three hours. send me your resume. the pay, well it won't be great, but there are a lot of fringe benefits. you will never see your family again. >> you still maintain an active lifestyle. >> and you will have to wear fringe. >> and who doesn't love wearing fringe? >> and you spend a lot on clothing. >> and shaving. >> lisa, these facts that we hear is scary to an elderly man like me because i imagine teens on the street. teens in rolled up jeans and tight t-shirts with cigarettes in their sleeves and smoking with their greasy hair and looking at me. eyeing my groceries and my lady. >> i am worried in like 10 years when these kids have to get a job they will be

>> so san bernardino, california, riverside, the inlands empire, 54% unemployment rate.about kids who are 18 to 19 years old, have not finished high school. portland, 53.8%. l.a., san diego, san francisco, up and down that west coast, and what you see is if you are in that age category and you haven't finished high school, you're not working. >> why is this happening? >> why? well, don't know if you noticed by the economy isn't spinning up enough jobs and those jobs are going to people with more education and experience so it's tough for these kids to get something, and keep in mine, too home construction, down, right and we have seen just a bust in that industry. so that's where some of these people would start working, it's not happening. >> something seems very weird right now. all the markets are up. new highs on the s&p and the dow yesterday, yet there's no volatility in the market and all of the numbers from the different sectors are starting to look weird. i wonder if something isn't up. >> 15 to 16 days of settling new highs in the stock market, concerns about th

as we head toward morris town and riverside and bensalem and trenton you're seeing this on and off precipitation. information areas around trenton, new jersey and back through langhorne and bensalem you probably got several rounds of this coming through before it done. the morning commute on the wet side and then we get into a lull later on. sky6 live hd showing you center city and clouds at it is on the damp side in philadelphia. 67 degrees is the current temperature, so that's not too bad. dewpoint continues to rise. it's going to be a rather humid one today. winds are light at 5 miles per hour. salt light and radar showing you once we get rid of this morning rain over the next couple of hours we'll get into a period of the day where we're mixing clouds and sun. but it's humid out there and unstable and later in the afternoon anytime after 2:00 p.m. or so we have the chance of more showers developing. because the air mass will be so humid some of this could produce a heavy downpour, okay. that's going to be the pattern for the rest of the workweek. anything that forms could produce a downpour.

and the double scan street level we are giving you live data as to what is going along from riversideerry hill and gibbstown and wilmington. 18 lighting strikes as they are slowly moving off to the north and east. taking you to south jersey. millville and salem thunderstorms. in delaware route one to smyrna. there is a big concern. a flash-flood warning is issued from dover to woodside at 8:45 this evening. we picked up an inch to two inches of rainfall. any more moisture on top of some locations will exacerbate the existing concern across the delaware and lehigh valleys 79 in millville. up in the poconos 65. you are getting rain moving in. 70 allentown. 07 at the boardwalk. here is satellite 6 along with action radar, the showers and storms that we had earlier today are definitely starting to move on through. you look to the west. this is the cold front posed to move through later on this evening into tonight. we have to watch of the progression of the frontal boundary as it works eastward. there are no watches or warnings posted with this line. we have to see if and how it falls apa

the top five are new york, detroit, los angeles, riverside/san bernadino and houston.r sports and we start with the nba draft where the sanborn and dino was up at the top of that list. >> we will let that one sink in for a bit. time for sports. with the start of the nba draft the bulls pulled off a big trade to get college basketball's best scorer. the bulls sent both of their 1st round picks to the denver nuggets for the rights to the 11th pick, doug mcdermott from creighton. mcdermott is a three-time all american and the reigning college player of the year. he's excited to be coming to chicago. >> with my ability to shoot i can help from day one. i have to get better defensively the coach is a defense minded guy. i am working on that already. i know what it takes. i am a competitor. i'm looking forward to learning. >>chicago's very own jabari parker was selected with the 2nd pick by the milwaukee bucks. the former simeon star was all smiles on stage, and then turned emotional as it all set in. tears were flowing as parker walked down the hall to meet the media. >> it

this is what they did between home run and first period at riverside high thursday morning. >> i blewhem up by mouth, not helium and i ripped them opened. >> reporter: but school official did his not see the humor or senior spirit in what the kids did. they suspended american a dozen seniors and banned them from coming to the graduation pool party next week. >> though were upset and screaming. >> her moth got the call to come pick her up. shoe knew about the prank. here's a picture of the balloons of the floor of house night before. >> i said it is only balloons. that will in the hurt anyone. >> reporter: dawn and other parents went to the school board meeting thursday night hoping to convince them to reconsider disciplinary action. >> let the punishment fit the crime. they were balloons. balloons. >> i tried getting a comment from the superintendent, she refused an on camera interview and said they have a code of conduct. meanwhile she says it could have been worse. >> people could have been shaving cream, we could have done something really illegal but we didn't we just chose balloo

>> april 4, 1967 to be exact, he is here in new york at the riverside church delivering the most controversial speech of his entire life. the speech was called beyond vietnam, a time to break the silence. and nspg cannot as yet before but in a speech in this gathering of 4000 plus people inside the church with all kinds of antiwar organizations and individuals opposed to vietnam war, king delivers his speech beyond vietnam and he used a phrase that gets him demonized by the american media the very next morning. the phrase in his speech is this, he refers to his country, the u.s. of a. as the greatest purveyor of violence in the world today. strong and principled brilliantly laid out argument for why he opposed the vietnam war and how these bombs are dropping in vietnam are really falling into ghettos of america here that fraser, the greatest purveyor of violence in the world today. here's a guy who has been very involved in voting rights and civil rights but when you start talking about foreign policy, there was sort of an undercurrent that negro, we don't give you license to talk about those

lay down myo burdens down by the riverside." tree, from my grandmother's favorite poem. grandmother when she died was over 6'0". "i shall not be moved, i shall not be removed, just like a tree that's planted by the water. oh, i shall not be removed." >> and once you had that? >> then i could talk about all of us. i could talk about the spanish speaking and the jew and the muslim and the gay and the straight and the teachers and the privileged and homeless and the artist and all of us who make this fabulous country. i belong to church in winston-salem, north carolina, mount zion baptist church and i work in my church. >> and sing in the choir? >> no, i don't sing in the choir but i will work with the choir. i'll recite poems. >> why don't you -- >> it wouldn't be fair. >> what's your favorite hymn? >> my favorite is my grandmother's, not "i shall not be moved." but she had a song she used to sing every sunday, every sunday the lord brought, mama would sit in the church pew and the preacher would say, and now we will be privileged with a song from sister hennison. and ever

out no hiding place ♪ and then the river i took from, ♪ i'm gonna lay down my burden down by the riverside♪ war no and the trees from my grandmother's favorite poem. grandmother when she died was over 6'0". she used to say ♪ i shall not be moved ♪ actually she sang ♪ i shall not i shall not be removed just like a tree planted by the water i shall not be removed ♪ i took those trees from that particular genius and -- those three from that particular general use and i was going to marry them. >> and once you had that? >> then i could talk about all of us. i could talk about the spanish speaking and the jew and the muslim and the gay and the straight and the teachers and the privileged and homeless and the artist and all of us who make this fabulous country. i belong to church in winston-salem, north carolina, mount zion baptist church and i work in my church. >> and sing in the choir? >> no, i don't sing in the choir but i will work with the choir. i'll recite poems. >> why don't you -- >> it wouldn't be fair. >> what's your favorite hymn? >> my favorite is my grandmother's, not "i shall not

someone at the hotel, the koch operation or hotel security recorded my car to the riverside county police sheriff's office as the suspicious order they abandoned. they wanted to know wha but i ws getting this close to how it the pimp is on the democratic side where he crashed the fundraiser that the democratic governors association was having on the democratic national convention in 2012. really nice affair with a tuxedo passing hors d'oeuvres and i was ushered out by the private security and these are folks that perhaps we see on the riverside county sheriff's office and the one explained to me that these democratic dignitaries deserve the right to congregate in private with wealthy donors. and how dare i try to crash their party. it turns out i looked them up later and called them on the phone he had been a police officer. he'd been running the ring out of his squad car. so if you want a strong armed security at your fundraiser to take out reporters, go look in the retired pimp. >> david is in concord new hampshire. david, good morning. >> i would like to ask about california. isn't it

have piled up in this more that you see behind me no one has arranged for their transfer to the riverside national cemetery normally or rosehill mortuary is over a just for the transportation and the burial of these upon claimed satirists three security program company as service refuses some of the burials however if the next of term isn't found it notified but refuses to take the body and pay for the costs themselves rose hills mortuary says that it spends nearly twenty eight hundred dollars on each claims that are in that they help bury los angeles government says say that they are working to fix this problem and have been for weeks reporting in los angeles megalo r.t. you're watching on the international coming up next if you ship it not to talk to a former n.s.a. employee on the true impact of edward snowden's revelation about the agency's spying privacy. greatest nations emphasize with palestinians put millions into helping the provision. engaging for a bright future of freedom. you see the problem is bound. to bend their promises once but any bread. where are. the duties on how to.

. >> riverside county, nia sanchez. >> reporter: the network claims that sanchez was living in californiad the title of miss nevada, usa, earning the spot in the national competition last sunday night. the miss universe and miss nevada, usa, organization, telling abc news, they stand by their winner. writing in a statement, there's no reason to question her residency. sanchez also released a statement to abc news, saying, nothing could have been more thrilling for me than to have won the miss usa title. i have lived in nevada since the fall of 2012. it was an honor for me to represent the state as miss usa. this is sanchez's second brush of controversy as miss usa. after suggesting self-defense for women to combat sexual assault on college campuses during the pageant. >> you need to be confident and be able to defend yourself. and i think that's something we need to implement for a lot of women. >> reporter: sanchez faced a wave of criticism online for that answer. and some accusing her of blaming the victims. guys, pageant officials say, she met eligibility requirements to compete for mi

>> reporter: in riverside county, i'm tom waite, kpix 5. >> you know -- >> she is miss u.s.a., right? thought it was miss u.s.a.? miss universe in standing by sanchez standing saying she had a nevada driver's license a year before the pageant and that they have no reason to question her. we are going to find out which one she actually won in a minute. >> what's the city named after that guy like the music host? >> like carson daily. >> carson city. >> she was close. >> she had reno, vegas, no, no. [ laughter ] >> minden? >> >> there are more questions than answers. >> we'll get to the bottom of it. >>> weather, you will be able to get outside and enjoy this weekend, yes. one of the most famous bridges on planet earth is right here in the bay area and there's not one bit of fog anywhere close to it. crystal clear skies at the golden gate currently where we're still in the low 60s in san francisco but with less wind and more sunshine it feels nice the other side today. 70 in oakland. 78 livermore. 80 beautiful degrees in santa rosa. san jose 76. san bruno 68. check out the wide temperat

and then the river, i took from -- ♪ ♪ i'm gonna lay down my burden, down by the riverside ♪ ♪ to studyom my grandmother's favorite song. my grandmother when she died was over 6'. and she used to say. ♪ i shall not, i shall not be moved ♪ actually, she was saying. ♪ i shall not, i shall not be removed ♪ ♪ just like a tree that's planted by the water ♪ ♪ oh, i shall not be removed so i took those three from that particular genre and african-american soul. >> charlie: once you had that? then i could talk about all of us -- the spanish speaking, the jew, the italian, the muslim, the gay and the straight and the teachers, the privileged and the homeless and the artists and all of us who make this fabulous country. i belonged to church in winston-salem, north carolina, mt. zion baptist church, and i work in the church. >> charlie: and sing in the choir? >> no, but i will work with the choir. >> charlie: why wouldn't you -- >> i'm not home long enough. it wouldn't be fair. >> charlie: what's your favorite hymn? >> my favorite is my grandmother's. not "i shall not be moved," but she had a song

. >> reporter: two cities baltimore and riverside, california, have banned ecoatms. but the company points out it operates in 900 cities across the country. in oakland, i'm simon perez, kpix 5. >> oakland's council public safety committee will discuss the ban at next week's meeting and representatives from ecoatm will be there. >>> the head of general motors went through another ground of grilling today on capitol hill. >> so when was the recall for the '0impala announced ? >> two days ago. >> monday. >> that came after a congressman read an internal email from 2005 that questioned the safety and problems with the ignition switch. the switches have been blamed for 13 deaths so far. victims families want gm held legally responsible. >> i'm hoping, i'm sincerely hoping, that they hold the people that knew and did nothing criminally liable. i mean, if you or i went out and hurt or killed somebody, we would be held to the full extent of the law. >> general motors was sued today for $10 billion over the faulty ignition switches. millions of vehicles have been recalled as

. >> so where was this riverside grave? the cards didn't say.s suspect's head the old-fashioned way, by interrogation and gamesmanship. >> all right, art. got a new partner with me. this is detective mclaughlin. >> mac's first meeting with the man he suspected of abducting >> mac's first meeting with the man he suspected of abducting and murdering cindy came in early 2007. a prison interrogation of ream had been arranged and two senior members of jen's consulting firm, interviewers skilled in psychological techniques, would be working with mac. and coming to town with them was jen leibow, the detective and the young researcher who wanted so badly to be in on the case, met for the first time after years of telephone calls and e-mails. >> as soon as she walked out of the elevator, i knew that was her. >> it was a good meeting, it was long overdue. >> but the business at hand was at hand. into the prison for an eight-hour grilling of art ream. at this point, he's 58 years old, he's been in prison for the past ten years. >> you do know where she's a

. >> i came all the way from riverside. i'm checking to see if there's anything else. >> i think it was something different and fun to do with them in the morning. >> people will do the darnedest things when you promise them free money. the hidden cash craze has now crossed the pond. golden envelopes with cash popped up in leeds and brighten, england, this weekend, as well, and we know that our own grusinda who works up here, ended up with an envelope. >> in the front of our building. >> crazy. >>> next on "meet the press," the nightmare is over for america's last prisoner of the afghanistan war. bowe bergdahl, he's a free man after nearly five years in taliban captivity. but despite the obvious good news, there are concerns over the fact he was released in exchange for five taliban prisoners from the prison at guantanamo bay. has a dangerous precedent been set? i'll ask defense secretary chuck hagel who joins me exclusively from afghanistan. >>> and following his exclusive interview with brian williams, edward snowden has

jason from riverside loves his ugly dog sweepy so much he got her name on his leg tatooed. >> doesn'tnothing. >> reporter: just sits there and looks ugly? >> yes. >> reporter: gobe is a good- looking ugly dog but what kind of dog is this? >> he is a chinese pug. >> reporter: i'm having a hard time finding out which end is which. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> reporter: most are rescues from the pound and the love the owners have for their unusual looking pets runs deep. >> she has been stolen a couple of times, rescued her back after i found her. >> reporter: is this one of the guys who stole her? >> i did. >> did you have a chat with him? >> i did, of course. >> reporter: excellent. grand prize is $1,500. and past winners have landed commercial and movie appearances. but ugly is in the eye of the beholder. these are not cute dogs. >> yeah, they are. >> reporter: no they're not. >> yeah, they are. >> reporter: no they're not. >> yeah, they are. >> reporter: okay. they are. quasimodo is from atlanta, has a birth defect, missing some vertebrae but is a happy dog and friendly. what's your dog

a riverside park. >> three weeks ago, this was all rubble, garbage. and it's going to be beautiful when it's done. >> reporter: this is that park today. it is beautiful. a tiny oasis of hope for families amid so much that has been shattered. of course, there is no guarantee that baghdad will not fall. the people here are determined to hold the city, no matter what the cost. after this terrible week in iraq, we end with welcome news from afghanistan. no deaths of u.s. service members reported this week. that's all for us today. thanks for sharing part of your sunday with us. check out "world news" with david muir tonight. so long from baghdad. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, from

. >> we are in riverside, nevada.we are here to stand our ground against the federal government's tyranny. >> as anything specific happen to you that you would like to talk about real quick? >> me and my family are one and the same. we haven't had too many run-ins .eside snipers trained on me the whole issue isn't about the incidents here, it is about the reason we're here altogether. >> exactly. doingt exactly are they to our families cattle into the ranch itself? >> they are destroying the ranch. more importantly, they're destroying our rights, our freedoms, our liberties. >> that was jerad miller interviewing cliven bundy +. shortly after he said on facebook, there were asked to ranch.he all of this right wing media doozy as him die down after he was reportedly making racist comments. where do things stand now with the bundy ranch today? nowell, i think there's question at all. i know there's no question that federal authorities are looking at bringing charges, very serious charges, against many of the people invol

. >> we were displaced in the riverside club.s this little grass roots place owned by a lovely couple. we spent some time there today watching. they is a little property down the street they are clearing to try to build another facility there every night people come across the river. every morning people come across the river in a raft inflatable boat. they walk up on the shore and levy about 100 yards away and they wait there they are not trying to evade capture. they are just trying to get into the united states. the second they put feet on dry land. they are in. at least for a time. >> all right, john. we appreciate it thanks very much. when we come right back, brit hume on that situation on the border. the irs losing key emails. and, iraq. then, watters world. hillary clinton edition. former secretary of state having a rocky time promoting her book. those reports after these messages. this is the age of knowing what needs to be done. so why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. 20 million

a riverside park. >> three weeks ago, this was all rubble, garbage. and it's going to be beautiful when it's done. >> reporter: this is that park today. it is beautiful. a tiny oasis of hope for families amid so much that has been shattered. of course, there is no guarantee that baghdad will not fall. the people here are determined to hold the city, no matter what the cost. after this terrible week in iraq, we end with welcome news from afghanistan. no deaths of u.s. service members reported this week. that's all for us today. thanks for sharing part of your sunday with us. check out "world news" with david muir tonight. so long from baghdad. narrator: today on expedition wild, casey looks back at his efforts to build a grizzly bear sanctuary. casey: we've been working on this construction for weeks. what we're going to do is this is going to be a giant bear den. narrator: and with its completion, casey gives a group of grizzlies a second chance at life. casey: for 18 years, sheena lived in this cage. narrator: but even with the sanctuary's new reside

. >> reporter:people living in riverside california top the list.kle ranking study by ro-cee skincare and sperling's best places ranked the cities where wrinkles are most likely. new york was second. >> reporter:followed by philadelphia. oakland was 25th. number 43 was san francisco. >> reporter:and san jose was ranked 47th out of 50 cities. the ranking was not just based on sun exposure.also considered were lifestyle, environment, commute time and stress levels. >> pam: coming up at 5:30. a landmark ruling could have a big impact the washington redskins. but will it force the football team to change its controversial name? then -- it looked like a done deal. new questions about whether put. i'm m-a-r-and haveopd. m j-f-f i'm l-s-a d i ve cd, bui dot want my breathingproby hosng mbooklub. that why ask my ctoraboub-r-o. onceailyreo lipthelp ineaseirfl frothe ngs foa fl 24ours. and br hel rede sytomflarups as and reque or steids, anbiots, ohospal sy. andeo inot r asthma. flarups as br conins typef mecine that increases rk ofeathn anbipeop witasth. . i

on our way to the riverside club jeff burton ram across a couple of women who had crossed the river earlys morning. they were waiting for the border patrol to pick them up because they know they will be able to stay in the united states for at least a time. yesterday we found about a dozen illegal immigrants who have been processed by customs and border protection. they had been given noticed to appear before an immigration and a bus ticket to anywhere in the united states where they might have relatives. the border patrol is overwhelmed by this. pictures that were given to us by texas congressmen's office, i spoke with him after he took the tour. he says he believes many of the family units and unaccompanied children who came to this country are probably here to stay. >> if you are a pregnant woman or family unit they will give you a piece of paper where you promise to show up in -- in 90 days. they won't snoip 90 days no way. he says the overcrowding at eased at least a little at that one station. martha: the feeling if they get here they will be able to stay, right, john? >> reporter:

have piled up in this more that you see behind me no one has arranged for their transfer to the riverside national cemetery normally at rosehill mortuary is already just for the transportation and the burial of these someone claimed satirists three charity program company as service refuses some of the burials however if the next of term isn't signed it notified but refuses to take the body and pay for the costs themselves rose hills mortuary says that it spends nearly twenty eight hundred dollars on each one claims that are in that they help ferry los angeles governments say that they are working to fix this problem and have been for weeks reporting in los angeles megalo r.t. without international coming up next a report on the impact of decades of foreign aid to palestine and whether the west is actually acting out of pure altruism by helping palestinians. i was born in the ukraine i grew up in a family of alcoholics as did many of my foster sons dead kids who had slept rough on the street since they were four years old some since they were two enough i'm not the rigid man wearing heari

rodney taylor, the director of food services at riverside school district, which is in my district, sent me letter about the importance of nutrition standards saying, quote, children in our district and many others are enjoying meals that meet the updated school lunch requirements from the usda from proving it is possible to have healthy children and healthy budgets. letting schools opt out of these standards will not help them move forward and will be detrimental to the children they serve, end quote. i thank congressman farr for introducing this amendment and i urge all of my colleagues to support it so we can move forward in the fight against childhood obesity. i yield back. the chair: the time of the gentleman has expired. all time for general debate has expired. pursuant to the rule, the bill shall be considered for amendment under the five-minute rule. during consideration of the bill for amendment, each amendment shall be debatable for 10 minutes equally divided and controlled by a proponent and an opponent, and shall not to amendment. no pro forma amendment shall be in order exce

have piled up in this morgue that you see behind me no one has arranged for their transfer to the riverside national cemetery normally or rosehill mortuary is over ranges for the transportation and the burial of these upon claims of federations three charity programs the money as service refuses some of the burials however if the next of kin isn't found it notified but refuses to take the body and pay for the costs themselves rose hills mortuary says that it spends nearly twenty eight hundred dollars on each unclaimed that are in that they help ferry los angeles government says say that they are working to fix this problem and out been for weeks reporting in los angeles meghan lopez r t. coming up sophie shevardnadze talks before where they say employed by the true impact of edward snowden's revelations the next live news update here exactly thirty two minutes time a.b.c. in that. greatest nations empathize with palestinians put millions into health and provision . engaging for a bright future of freedom of. the. will of god. too bad the promise is one but any bread or not was never part of

secretary of treasury and chairman of the financial stability riverside council. i recognize myself for five mess to develop a statement. again this morning we woke back the secretary to discuss fsoc, but before we do i would be remiss if we did not bring up the continuing scandal at the internal rates it -- revenue service. thirteen months ago you appeared before us and said, my eyes party is to restore confidence in the irs. i think we know that that has not yet occurred. back then president obama's said of the irs scandal the misconduct is inexcusable and american civil right to be angry about it. the administration would cooperate to uncover the truth. as was his said. regrettably that is not as happened. we learned that the administration learned that years worth of eight e-mails -- eight years of the males of employees at the epicenter of the scandal of simply vanished. out terribly convenient for the administration and inconvenient for the american people expect equal protection under the law. the american people regrettably understand we're becoming increa