. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm robert gray.ruesome scene in ohio tonight as police are going door to door searching for bodies. east cleveland police uncovering the remains of three women bound and wrapped in garbage bags. one suspect is in custody, police picking up this man on friday after a standoff. he reportedly told police he was influenced by another notorious serial killer. >>> past due or right on time in that's the question as the world awaits a new addition to the royal family. kate middleton's due date has been shrouded in secrecy see. she may be two or three days overdue, whether it's a boy or a girl, the baby will be third line in for the throne. i'm robert gray, now back to "huckabee." >>> well, there's been a lot of outrage over the current rolling stone magazine cover, many claim that this glamorizes the boston bombing system, dzhokhar tsarnaev. this guy's getting rock star treatment, but he's not a rock star, so we're not even going to show the cover. this was the cover of rolling stone when jim morrison was a

i'm robert gray. now back to "geraldo at large". geraldo: as people across this country protest for the civil rights of young black men and boys like trayvon martin, thousands of them in the streets today, a righteous cause for sure, but what is or at least has been virtually ignored in the big stage until very, very recently is a far greater peril than we've been talking about, the peril facing communities in cities like new orleans and detroit and newark and cleveland and chicago. craig now investigates the hurricane of black-on-black violence in the windy city where so far this year, 150 young blank men and 21 young black women have been killed by other black people. >> reporter: as protesters join justice for trayvon rallies around the country, community activists in chicago where carnage is a daily occurrence ask where is the national outrage for black-on-black violence? >> he was in the ambulance. he didn't see our face or nothing. >> just minutes before she was playing, riding her bicycle. >> yeah. and then she got shot. then

robert gray took the view of what was happening was so dreadful and some of them at least. but how do you pack it in. none of the poets ever sketched a convincing diplomatic process by waving the white flag. and i think it was all much more difficult. one of the veterans that i quoted in my book, who i think put it well, he wrote a memoir in 1978. he said in his memoir that he was fed up with reading all this stuff about the first world war being futile and they never should've been allowed to go on their own. he said that me and my generation -- we answered the first world war expecting a romantic adventure believing passionately in the wisdom and the justice of our cause. he said we emerged in 1918 bitterly disillusioned about the nature of the venture but believing passionately in the rightness of the cause. i think that they were right to believe in the justice of the cause. and so i say it was an unspeakable sprints and a catastrophe for europe. many people ended up believing that nothing was worth it. so you think of trenches and machine guns when it comes to war. but

i'm robert gray, now back to justice with judge janine. . >> when you have the spokesperson for the president of the united states make a definitive statement that it was two rogue agents and start poking at these people who have no power to do anything about it, that is wrong. how dare anybody suggest that we're at the end of this? this is the beginning of this. we have to make an example of it. >> congress jason chaffetz blasting the obama administration over the iers scandal, saying the investigation into targeting political enemies is just beginning. as republicans step up the pressure, the question is how high does it go? with me is ryan clayton from d.c. and tony sayage. good evening, gentlemen. initially it's two rogue agents, and then it's those lying people in cincinnati, and then it's i'm going to plead the fifth and now it's you know what? you're not going to lay the blame on me. tony? how do you interpret this? >> judge, two major defenses of the irs, and i would also say of democrats, have been debunked by the testimony this w

graying melvin is up next in for thomas roberts. >> the agenda the next hour we are going to continuehat breaking news. the wait for kate to give birth. we go live back to london for the latest on the royal baby watch. >>> also ahead thousands across the country attended weekend rallies to protest stand your ground laws and demand justice for trayvon martin. the reverend al sharpton was at the new york city rally and he will join me along with chris smith who wants to extend florida stand your ground law. detroit plans to cut the pensions of 21,000 workers. i'll talk to one of the men who helps run the union that helps represent thousands of city workers. and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. humans. even when we cross our "ts" and dot our "i's", we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness with our auto policies. if you qualify, your rates won't go up due to your first accident. because making mistakes is only

robert. thank you to all of you. >>> coming up, "shades of gray." we're not talking about the bestseller. more than 50 of them. >> the dirty little secrets on the credit card bills and other accounts. we'll tell you what to watch out for next. [ male announcer ] come to the golden opportunity sales event to experience the precision handling of the lexus performance vehicles, including the gs and all-new is. ♪ this is the pursuit of perfection. >> welcome back. break is news on cbs and time warner cable. jewel gentleman boorstin with the latest. >> they have agreed to extend their deadline. adding another three hours before the risk of cbs going dark. that means they have a little more time to try to work out the battle over the fees that time warner cable pays cbs. the question is if they can work it out in the next three hours or if those customers will lose cbs and show time tonight. we'll continue to bring you the latest. >> how many times have you signed up for something because you thought it was free only to learn that you have been zapped with charges you never expected. it happens

. >> joining me now is the reverend robert smith jr., pastor of the new bethel baptist church in detroit. remember that, reverend? maybe a couple more graystill look good. >> about 100 pounds ago. >> what else has changed in the last 25 years? >> well, we did bring a shopping strip and new tire company to the lynnwood community. we did get new curbings, and lighting at that time. i think what has changed, we don't have the cooperation that we used to have when mayor young and governor milliken, when they worked together in the first years to make things happen there in the city of detroit. ed mcnamara relationship at both tigers stadium and lions stadium, back to detroit. but we haven't had that kind of cooperation lately. and it seems as though detroit was left in a deliberate path to bankruptcy. >> you were talking about that program, in that report in 1987. you were buying up properties. you were also trying to bring in new businesses all together. does that still work there in detroit? is that what you think will push the city forward? >> it certainly will. as i said, build it and they will come. every area that's being rebuilt, every

police can't always be around in san franciso stanley roberts kron 4 news weekend >> now how far to entertainment. >> one of talk about 50 shades of gray that's coming out based on the book 50 shades of gray, and we come back from outside this morning. let's check in with janu for your saturday forecast. >> we are expecting plenty of sunshine this afternoon. you can see the fog is trying to live here over the san mateo bridge. >> 68 degrees currently in antioch. >> this is the degrees in san mateo and hose that san jose. >> 100 and brett wood today appeared >> mid-90s from concord down to pleasanton. >> 80s and 90s in the south bay appeared >> 92 for san jose appeared >> 94 for morgan hill appeared >> mid '80s for hay word appeared upper seventies for oakland. >> the upper 80s expected for fremont. >> patchy fog throughout the day. and seven degrees for downtown san francisco. >> 91 degrees for santa rosa and napa appeared >> at temperatures will gradually cool off tomorrow sunday appeared >>50 shades broll 50 shades! the musical thursday, july 25 at 8 p.m. , friday, july 26 at 6:30 and 9:30 p.m., saturday, july 27 at 3 p.m., 6:30 p.m.

depp very clever robert downey jr i don't know if i can do this and great thoughts what is downey jr his talent i think is elements of genius and i don't know if you like this or gray with me because he's so probably now the most successful actor in hollywood right with three does he have three or four of those. but a whole series. i don't think he's been tested yet i think what he just kind of throws out one is so fast. but he was loaded. no i mean obviously you one is able to do great work loaded you know talked about you know he would he used to during many many seminal performances and moments he can't remember you know denzel washington is very consistent is day to day lou is the best of the lot. well daniel's now become as famous for how he creates a role almost i think it's the role that self so i call that like i've been working on this play for three years i call it my you know get my d.d.l. and get my day to day lewis. and he's probably now more. where we would just say method you know young good actors now i would say you know get in there lewis and you live on a ranch i know mexico i used to know a lot and now i live in malibu california you grew up in

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robert dole who was at that time, was the minority leader of the u.s. senate. we received invaluable support from president bush, president george herbert walker bush. key members of his administration, white house counsel, boyden gray, who just worked so hard on this, attorney general dick thornburgh, who was just magnificent in his support for the americans with disability act. transportation secretary sam skinner, other members of congress also played critical roles in passing the a.d.a.. first and foremost i wou senatoo was chair of the full committee at the time and who allowed me to take the bill through as the chair of the disability policy subcommittee. senator orrin hatch who played a key role at times to make sure that we got conservatives on the same page. representatives tony convey -- tony coehlo, steve bartlett. sometimes he's not mentioned a lot because he was not here in the senate at the time we passed it but who put in a lot of his life's work and who was chairman of that subcommittee before i took it over, and that was senator lowell weiker from connecticut. as a matter of fact, he was the first sponsor of a comprehensive disability policy bill here in the united states senate. and so i -- he beca