the boat was gone. >> but kevin and ruby's ordeal isn't over.immediately they get sucked under the water for a second time. >> and this time i didn't have ruby's hair. and so i popped up and looked around and she wasn't there yet. and just as i was beginning to start to panic, i guess i was already panicking, but where is she? where is she and then she popped up. >> they swim for their lives. >> i was very, very proud of her. what a great kid. she swam very confidently. she didn't need me there, at that point. >> this is freedom, we have people in the water. looks like they got run over by a barge. one of the duck boats. i'm going to pick them up. >> the crash claims the lives of two hungarian students, szabolcs prem and dora schwendtner. but somehow 35 people are pulled to safety. many need medical attention, including ruby, who suffers from shock. in philadelphia, the mayor holds a press conference. >> this is a very serious situation and we're going to do everything we can to, obviously, get to the bottom of it. >> investigators at the nation

. >>> dave england of california has two children. 10-year-old ruby and 7-year-old rowan who has beent it since dave can remember. >> your classic siblings, always bickering over something and always up to some little mischief and they're good kids, though. >> if you think dave's face may look familiar. >> what we do on jack ass isn't for little kids. having two little kids i don't let them watch it in their entirety. but the editor put together little clips that are safe enough for them to see. >> one clip grabs the kids' attention and never lets go. >> you stoked? >> this one stunt where they pull aaron's tooth out with like a hot rod or something and i thought it would be real funny if we did a motorcycle video. >> and as fate has it, rowan happens to be at an age where loose teeth are at abundance. >> when his front tooth became loose ruby wanted to do it, i pulled it out with a string and imagined what that would be like to be pulled out by a motorcycle, it didn't seem that bad. came out pretty easily and gets the motion going in the right direction. >> i saw the video of my dad

stay with me, ruby. come back, i want to take you through a lot more pages through the book and also at home what the kids are saying about the idea of vegan. much more with ruby. but first good morning to hollywood. folks waking up there on the west coast, glad you're with up us on "cnn saturday morning." [ girl ] my mom always tells me: if you want something done right, then do it yourself. that's the idea behind our children, our future -- the ballot initiative to fix our schools. we've waited years for the politicians to do it. now, we can do it ourselves. our children, our future sends every k through 12 dollar straight to our schools... not to sacramento. it benefits every kid in every school, with local control of the money. that's why the p-t-a supports it. my mom likes it, too. >>> we're focusing this morning on food issues, safety and choices. back with me now is ruby rocket, author of "vegan is love." it's a children's book. we asked people or our hit okay kracy blog to weigh in. 48% say vegan

stay with me, ruby. come back, i want to take you through a lot more pages through the book and also at home what the kids are saying about the idea of vegan. much more with ruby. but first good morning to hollywood. folks waking up there on the west coast, glad you're with up us on "cnn saturday morning." >>> we're focusing this morning on food issues, safety and choices. back with me now is ruby rocket, author of "vegan is love." it's a children's book. we asked people or our hit okay kracy blog to weigh in. 48% say veganism is fine for kids as long as they're getting nutrition. 32% say kids should decide for themselves when they're older. we know know you have a 7-year-old daughter. did she help you in the writing of this book? >> yeah, i definitely bounced ideas off of her and she saw the images throughout the process, and, of course, i wanted to make the book manageable for a child's capacity, and she definitely had input. she love this lifestyle and chooses it on her own. it's never been about cont

he would have. >> reporter: it didn't play out quite as ruby and tim predicted but what happened to timventually help change the criminal justice system in texas and challenge an element of basic police work, the photo lineup. >> tim made the difference. he made the difference in a dramatic way. >> reporter: tim's brother cory session. >> tim finally opened the eyes of texas to the wrongful convictions that have been going on for decades in our state. >> reporter: what changed tim's life was the 1985 rape of a texas tech student named michele mallin abducted in a church parking lot. >> he drove me off and i didn't know where because he had me held down in a headlock. >> reporter: the man took michele to a field outside lubbock. that's where he raped her. >> i remember thinking that this guy is going to pay. i mean, i'm going to do everything i can to get the right guy and to put him in jail. i was trying to do everything i could to remember what he looked like. >> reporter: lubbock police generated a composite sketch and when an undercover officer bumped into tim cole near the tex tech

ruby. you had a one-woman show entitled zora is my name. you also did the audio recording for "their eyes were watching god" that the national endowment for the arts. and played the part of many who also presents "their eyes were watching god" television special. you have many connections to this book as well. will you share this place some of them. >> where to begin. first of all, thank you, alice, for finding that grave because what a gift to sl. i didn't know that i've met zora. i said norad because i have a daughter named nora. i wanted to name my daughter nor i zora, so i call it the nearest thing i could because i felt i should get permission or something. i don't know. do i mean to change it to zora like i did when you were born? but i didn't know that i had met zora when i was very young. i don't know at the library i won some prizes in a poetry contest. anyway, my mother kept a scrapbook of all the things that we did and my mother was one of those who started writing when i could hold a pen and pencil. so one day when i was quite o

. >> ruby tuesday's is undergoing a restructuring plan.e process of acquiring the large mexican grill chain. exact locations that will be closing is not yet released. >> buying a house may be cheaper. read causes -- rent costs continue to rise while home prices remain stagnant. analysts say because many people cannot afford a home, rent prices may continue to rise. and the temperatures are heading trust we have this nice dry air. >> sunny warm days. >> keeping up. >> well, you heard. i am going to keep it up. here is how we look. this is fun. time lapse. you can see up and down the potomac. not a cloud onion site. every now and then there is a pop up dust. this is what you see on the time lapse on a day when there is no clouds and onions site. for meteorologist, that is what is fun too. early this morning the freeze morning. that is for the east, because of this cooler drier air coming in. again, with the dry air, these temperatures will be taking a tumble with some of the warm air out to the west. great falls, montana right now it is snow

. >>> ruby tuesdays is closing 30 of its chains. they hope an improving strategy will bring in more customers. they tried to keep up with competition that relied heavily on advertising. there's no word if any maryland locations will close. >>> day after day, year after year, our home appliance take quite a beating. that's why quite a few will have them repaired or replaced in the near fiewfntle we have tips on how to keep major appliances working better and longer. >> reporter: we rely on them to heat our home, cook our food or-- like many things basic maintenance is what will keep your apleonses running longer. dust off the manual and determine what needs to be taken car of. do you inspect hoses on a washing machine, clean the drier vent. the causes most often deal with refrigerators. >> they run 24/7. whereas your washers, driers, microwaves, you only use them when you need them. >> reporter: expect to pay $60 to $100 right off the bat for diagnosis. the parts and labor will be more. many companies will deduct the service call if

ruby tuesday's c.e.o. said the company was pinched because of relying on advertising and big promotions to draw customers. >> recall alerts. child seat manufacturer toddson recalling 40,000 of its baby carrier bicycle seats. chile's fingers can get caught posing a fingertip amputation hazard. contact toddson to receive a hinge cover kit. >> office depot is recalling biello desk chairs. the well can fail causing the chair to separate from the base posing a fall hazard. contact 866-403-3763 to receive a $55 gift card. >> odwall recalling its chocolate protein monster beverage after four customers with peanut allergies experienced aallergic reaction. the recall is for 12 ounce and 32 ounce bottles including may 23rd and 2012. odwalla is working with the f.d.a. to determine the cause of the rack. customers can return the drink for a full refund. >> we are over a week away from the deadline for filing your income tax return. a national survey has received surprising answers about what americans plan to do with

do not cry for leila or for him, but drink the red wine and grow your love doublely, one for the ruby in the cup, the other for its rouge on your cheek. bombs rape the eyes of the sleeping assyrian gods. as if it were only a sand box, a few worthless grains of sand. i'll cut for you the last swathe of blue from the sky, sever my and if you'll let me, but for 5 minutes more, leave me to sleep without the knowledge of war. a kanun weeps near the funeral of music. having been occupied, notes mourn for the loss of their song. i am for a concert of horses, the origin of gazelle leapt up from the heart of al gubungi. have you made small steps into the desert within us or listened for the gutterals longed deep within our throats, you would have come bearing gifts. i have nothing in red that i would not abide in green. el batanabi wrote the heart of our silken tanab, what need have we for you? no poem has ever enough red but that its blood might river beneath the veins of its people. beneath the desert sun, one man by one man by one man breathes six. thousands of tons wrung sonorous from the

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we agree on the sale and was denominated in dollars when i pay you that you can't say i want uncut rubies. we already had our deal. before you give me a graphic design consultation for $100 if you say i only want to get pay in and cut rubies or doughnuts or whatever and i say yes and we are fine. that is what the airlines are doing and they are eating away at catch's for eligibility --ng --fu engibilityligibility --fu. >> there was a time when we were in a barter society. found out about the potential of the increase or decrease of baring. >> has to do with the potential of a barter economy again. the first section of the book is the history of how money was born and how the dollar comes in now or came about and for a long time people were barring. a double coincidence of ones. kissel i have firs and you have potatoes. i'm cold, you are hungry, we trade. it is a problem when you want to buy someone for something else and that is where money is born and a medium of exchange. the exciting thing about the digital age is you can have a central clearing house for services sir you are borrowing

. >> reporter: in 1985, ruby session had high hopes for her son, tim cole. at texas tech university in lubbock. >> he would have made you proud. >> he would have. >> reporter: it didn't play out quite as ruby had hoped. what changed his life was the rape of a texas tech student, who was abducted in a church parking lot as she was moving her car. police showed michelle a photo lineup. six head shots on a single page. and after viewing it, she picked out tim cole. >> i was very positive at the time. >> reporter: tim was convicted of aggravated sexual assault, sentenced to 25 years. the only evidence against him was that he had been picked out of that photo lineup. in 1999, he died in prison on an asthma attack. years after that, someone else confessed to the crime. and dna backed it up. more than 20 years after tim was convicted, his family succeeded in clearing his name. their efforts would eventually help change the justice system in texas. >> tim made the difference. he made the difference in a dramatic way. >> reporter: tim's brother, corey session. >> tim

not far away, ruby wilson posted on our facebook page. just witnessed history fly over my head in the hood of oxon hill, maryland. what a gorgeous day to see such a beautiful sight. we'll be right back. >>> we bring you back now with another view from a viewer. jim is the director of the sierra club. shuttle framed by two flags. that is great. you can see the escorting jet alongside to the left. so well composed. all right, the university of maryland center for environmental science has issued its latest report on the state of the chesapeake bay and it's not good. it rated the health a d plus. that grade is the second lowest since the reports were first issued in 1986. the center says heavy spring and fall rains last year washed pollutants and sediments into the bay and a hot dry summer led to lower oxygen levels. >> another concern for maryland waterways, the snakehead. also known as the frankenfish. these nonnative fish have become so troublesome for the second year in a row the maryland department of natural resources is sponsoring a s

. >> reporter: steve fisher is one of the owners at ruby's salon. the city has expanded the business revitalization. they had just closed up shop. >> another 15 minutes things happened. it went on for an hour and a half, 20 seconds every stop. >> reporter: they're happy the police is cleaning up the area. >> i've been here five and half years and this cleaned up a lot. >> this has cleaned up a lot over the years. i've been here 12 years. just the change -- atmosphere has change lad lot. >> for the amount of time put in, seven arrests is a pretty good number. >> reporter: in annapolis, don harrison, website whoib -- abc2 news. >>> authorities raided the patapsco flea market this -- flea market this weekend. 70% of the booths were selling fraudulent products, labels from the nfl, nike and even louis vitton. they believe this may be one of the largest in recent memories. we'll have more tonight on abc2 news at 6:00. >>> well, half of new graduates are jobless or underemployed. they found while there are job opportunities for students who studied scienc

the government will hand over 500 ruby, nearly 10 u.s. dollars, if they do not start a family in the first two years of their marriage. joining me now is the executive director of the population foundation of india. thank you so much for joining us. what is the reasoning behind the scenes for delaying having children? >> there are several reasons. the first is that there is a huge unmet need for contraception that women have in india. much of the focus has been on more permanent methods, like sterilization. there is evidence in india based on government and the realizations of government that family planning acceptance has declined. the government is making a very wise step in focusing on spacing. >> do you think this scheme will work? >> i believe it will work only if there is good-quality services for contraception available. just incentives will not help. not only are the women who ac cept family planning or postpone families will get incentives. it is the accredited health worker who will also get a similar amount of incentive. the pr

survivors, the only warning, three huge bams as the fa-18 slammed into their apartment building, but ruby says she saw and heard it coming. >> we were sitting outside and we heard the pop from the engine and it was like a skidderring, where it was popping, then would it stop, and we saw the plane go down. >> the smoke and fire exploded from the buildings almost instantaneously. the tail and fuselage clearly visible in the flames. rescuers found the naval aviators in their ejection seats. >> the pilot was conscious, but barely. >> pat kavanaugh raced out to help the pilot. >> he apologized very much for hitting our complex and i told him, don't worry about it, everything is going to be fine, let's get you out of here. >> a witness snapped a shot of the jet coming in low and apparently dumping fuel. rescuers say if the plane had crashed with the full tank, the fireball and destruction would have made this far worse. >> i seen him on the other side of these trees over this way, and it just looked basically like he dropped out of the sky. >> firefighters say the blaze was so hot they were una

meanwhile, mitt romney campaigned in pennsylvania today with senator rubi obey his side and many believe he's the top pick for vice president for romney. pennsylvania and four other states will hold their primaries tomorrow. >>> president obama taking a modern approach to stopping brutal human rights violations. the president announced today he is taking aim at countries that use technology to supress is rising rebellions. mike emmanuel has details. >> reporter: national sovereignty is never a license to slaughter your people. >> reporter: using the holocaust museum as a backdrop and chilling remindder, president obama announces efforts made by the u.s. to prevent future atrocities in places like syria. the commander in chief taking action and -- the 21st century tools used by the world's most brutal regimes. >> a signed an executive order authorizing new sanctions against the syrian government and iran and those that bet them for using technologies to monitor and track and target citizens for violence. >> reporter: they believe that iran provided bashar assad with technology that can ja

. >>> dorlgty's ruby red slippers from the wizard of oz will have is a new home opening tomorrow featuring iconic objects that showcase american history. other objects include ben frank lain walking stick and alexander graham bell's telephone. >>> feed the children is delivering truck foods of -- fulls of food and each family gets a 25 pound box of food and 10 pound box of personal care items. >>> michelle obama is pushing the initiative 20 help -- to help military families announcing a plan to help the needs of military families and will appear on the colbert report to discuss her joining forces initiative. >>> leaders in the g-8 are meeting in washington focusing on persuading russia to lend support in the efforts to curb the vai violence in sierra. they refused to -- syria. they helped to re-- they refused to help in efforts by the security council. >>> thousands of artifacts are going on the auction block of the eye tantic. they are auction off the collection of more than 5,000 relics covered from the wreckage. >>> a fierce debate in texas right now about whether or not a teacher shoul

to the south san jose getting wet now, places like towards ruby avenue as you head up towards the higher elevations around mount hamilton all coming from the ocean expect waves of drizzle and light rain throughout morning commute. looks like a scattered shower chance during the afternoon. >>> roads are slippery so we've had a couple early morning accidents nothing causing big delays. in san mateo they cleared one to the shoulder. bay bridge toll traffic light visibility a little limited. we lost the shot to the san mateo bridge traffic fine across the span. here's 680 in walnut creek right now through contra costa county things are quiet. south bay 280 and 17 things look clear. >>> 4:32. developing news. police searching an east oakland warehouse that houses what appears to be a major marijuana growing operation. they've been there all night. amy hollyfield is live at the scene. any arrests? >> reporter: they've made 11 arrests. they busted a major grow operation here at 89th avenue and "g" street. they've been watching this warehouse for a while. they made a grand entrance, police broke

meanwhile dinamo in ruby shared the points following the one one draw the moscow side does missing the chance to win second temporarily at least based on missive it shaping for the hosts in the tenth minute with a brilliant chip however nelson valdes would then level matters after sixty seven minutes with this header and i'm a good thought to be six. meanwhile over in england manchester united have opened up a healthy eight point lead over title rivals manchester city after eternal well over key p.r. at old trafford the visitors were down to ten men after fifteen minutes when shown very controversially saurez for a foul on ashley young in the thoughts were there appeared to be limited contact and united food was offside going really converted the resulting penalty for paul scholes added a second of the half time in while with just moments to play at the emirates stadium still go. always between arsenal and second place manchester city. and orlando magic center dwight howard has been in the n.b.a. spotlight for all the wrong reasons lately but the rumors that he has asked the team coach

gentleman in ruby the lights generated should bring renewal immediately.eone called highland technology, which owned the building at 18 otis street, right next to this time, bought it in 2005. they owned a business and this is in the file, so i apologize if it is. the rest of what has been saying as anything. >> i did not realize the united fires was a direct beneficiary. >> they are not. sorry. we worked with united players in the past we also work with have it that as the same as on the other side. but i think that the comment that is more general is not -- now. next speaker? >> thank you. i want to thank this committee for continuing to work on the items so that we could continue some community input. and just to characterize or augment some things and made before. and through a couple of city folk in san francisco beautiful on 18 of this street, that is also a billboard operators and is an essential part of that testimony. i have met with market in octavia, we he noted that. the they could not in a timely way and had promised to contract -- have attack

. >>> dorothy ruby red slickers have a new -- slip verse a new home -- slippers have a new home at smithya institute. nation -- smith sonya institute -- smithsonian institute. the american stories will be a new chronology of u.s. history and at the museum the first major exhibit with a spanish translation. >>> look for a job, eliesa cummings want to help be a is hosting a job -- and is hosting a job fair in baltimore. it's next monday the job fair will run from 9 in the morning until 2 in the afternoon. dozens of employers are scheduled to attend including johns hopkins university and bge to name a few. >>> we have a traffic alert this morning if you are driving on the jfx. starting on friday, both the northbound and southbound lanes will be down to one lane in the vicinity of 29th street and drew it's parkway dash druid parkway because the -- druidparkway to drainpipes underneath the expressway. it will remain until the road is fixed. >>> and ox expect delays -- you can expect delays around johns hopkins hospital. avoid oil between wolf and broadway starting at 11 this morning until tom

a late andre vote in strike put an arm in their spine for thirteen years and there they will meet ruby who needed two late goal seal frost off salvatore but chelsea got the first despite appearing to have a ball before an equal or smaller they called gold seeing minutes like that that settled it in the final and we played our mate the night in the tap room. meanwhile there was a major upset in england relegation threatened wigan got a one there when i believed leaders manchester united shaun maloney fifty fourth minute winner breathing new life into the title race i get ninety eight and i just five points clear of rivals manchester city west brom for neil wigan clear of the drop zone so too with q.p.r. who got a three nil win over swanzy old bulls to remain rock bottom nine points from safety after three know how defeats arsenal i'm sure nike's and season play each other on all the thirtieth of what could be tarred with the side of the reverse of man cheney believes united has already been champions. because. they're stupid. and i don't feel that they can was five points. or as you wan

dorothy's ruby slippers from the "wizard of oz" is the featured item in a new exhibit called american stories. it's a u.s. chronology of u.s. history from the first encounters of europeans and native americans to the 2008 presidential election. >> we want to first of all be inclusive so that we tell many stories known and unknown. the powerful, the everyday americans. and to find objects that really do tell their stories. that's -- that's our way of telling stories. you tell it on television another way, the movies, the books we tell it through stuff. >> the exhibit features iconic stuff from pop culture along with objects dating back to the pilgrims' arrival in 1620. they include kermit the frog, boxing gloves and bob dylan isletedder jacket. it's the first major exhibit with a spanish translation. >> looks like a lot of fun. >>> lionel richie is reinventing himself. you may have seen him on "cbs this morning." and he's doing it with the help of some country music's biggest stars. >> alexis christoforous sat down with the legendary singer/songwriter to talk about the latest album and

well just behind them in the league or ruby who got a narrow one zero win over angie's guus hiddink thistheir first win in five games not much between the sides but it was the home side who struck first shortly after i got was. not in winning the battle against chris of december that ahead on the fifty minute mark and while angie went all out for me call isaac last fifteen minutes of the guy called stood firm in the group even go so what was the final score. and in the fall off of the table remain unbeaten this year to be a win for them over tara and they have the opposition though the first. spell of the game after fifty four minutes make light of each book trying time he says he really should have done much better tear it with another blunder and eighty six minutes martin unix had it going the wrong way but again i again have to take a portion of the plain sight i think. he while in the english premier league top level on points with third place arsenal after a three one win over swanzy on sunday night a late break from the manual added by securing spurs the victory of white hart lane

the squad proven to be a tough match up for ruby this season though winning both of their previous meetingsbut it was the home team who struck first shortly after a goal list first time off over femi martin swimming the bottle against christopher somebody to head home on the fifty minutes mark and she went all out for an equaliser in the final fifteen minutes of the game sergei rich a cough stood firm in the routine goal warnell the final score. the day's opening fixture saw continue their great run of form the side from perm hot and warm this year going into their clash with tarik how the opposition. have to find for their first pool of the game fifty four minutes in nicklaus me yalla which will claim it's what they are setting goalie really should have done a bit better than not with another two hundred eighty six minutes martin your next header going the wrong way but i think that for a portion of playing so soon will the final score of course on beat run. the weekend's bragging rights in law school meanwhile belong to. silicon chargers joining cross-town rivals like motif to nil also st

ruby. you had a one-woman show entitled zora is my name. you also did the audio recording for "their eyes were watching god" that the national endowment for the arts. and played the part of many who also presents "their eyes were watching god" television special. you have many connections to this book as well. will you share this place some of them. >> where to begin. first of all, thank you, alice, for finding that grave because what a gift to sl. i didn't know that i've met zora. i said norad because i have a daughter named nora. i wanted to name my daughter nor i zora, so i call it the nearest thing i could because i felt i should get permission or something. i don't know. do i mean to change it to zora like i did when you were born? but i didn't know that i had met zora when i was very young. i don't know at the library i won some prizes in a poetry contest. anyway, my mother kept a scrapbook of all the things that we did and my mother was one of those who started writing when i could hold a pen and pencil. so one day when i was quite o

fall days would then level matters after sixty seven minutes with this had our genome a stay third ruby six. and in the relegation play offs on car managed to overcome the rust off despite sorry sir comes sending off just before the hour mark despite her disadvantage because it takes the lead functional from alexander gets on sixty nine minutes one no the final straw for him side stay safe from the drop. over in england chelsea kept the pressure up for a champions league spot by claiming a late win over a weekend in the premier league on saturday while not firing on the night his mates from some would say on the off side position but the birth of the matteo and co would be trouble too much played out the blues are two points adrift of fourth seeded arsenal who are away to manchester city on sunday before about third place were unable to break out of discipline sunderland side there were wins for full on west brom while liverpool hold to death three game losing streak drawing at home to austin for. the longer the game when the storm to be sure the more determined to go to get on. with th

remember ruby ridge? some of these christian identity movement compounds where they're hunkered down there- you know, you get your food, you get your guns, you hunker down, and self-survival becomes the way, and it becomes the way of redemption. so it's through that kind of self-survival that you see redemption. yeah, sure, susanna. >> i was just going to throw in that i think president kennedy said- and he may have been quoting thomas jefferson or benjamin franklin- i know franklin said that when you find yourselves choosing security over freedom, you end up with neither one. the other quote that i was starting off with though was he said- great. this is not my day. >> first your memory goes - >> if you make peaceful disagreement or revolution impossible, then you make violent revolution inescapable. and i think that is maybe more where some of these groups are coming from, where they begin to feel that they have no influence. whether they vote, i don't know, but this is their response to feeling that th

ruby roth, and dr. epstein, thank you for the debate.are reopened. why are investigators start ago new search. our own anna kooiman will have the details. and home depot is here to show us how to grow our own vegetable garden. ♪ ♪ picking a wireless network is a lot like picking a team. you could go with the fastest, most reliable, and at the very least, talented at what they do. or... you could go in the other direction, and see what happens. pick the right team. with over 6 times the 4g lte coverage, verizon is the obvious choice. ♪ >> all right. welcome back to "fox & friends," earlier this morning we were doing a speaker segments and ali and i got into a race and i was holding back and she had a big lead. >> alisyn: i was wearing a skirt. >> clayton: anyway, there's controversy on twitter because people are wondering, i think ali may have beat you, did you get beat by a girl. >> alisyn: i think you did. >> clayton: no, we pulled the videotape and. >> alisyn: this is how i remember it. >> clayton: take a look at the tape. >> 3, 2, 1.

allured nataly at first sixty three days and they found the ip addresses of ninety users who downloaded ruby through bittorrent service so in true troll fashion the company wanted to take their information to the california courts so they could physically identify the people they were pirating the material and that would force the infringers to pay out or face a lawsuit now until they reach the court hard drive the narrative down just to the infringing computers when hard drive got to the u.s. district court of northern california they didn't quite get the stamp of approval to hunt down the pirates in person judge howard lloyd said that he would permit the discovery the judicial term for identifying individuals if the company showed good cause by proving that the person is real and if the company identified all the steps that were used to find out person that is the thing hard drive didn't quite meet the requirements judge lloyd called the company's monitoring process a fishing exercise went on so explain that just because he has the account holders name does not mean that the account holder

altamont pass, livermore, especially eastern sections through the diablo range into mount hamilton and rubyavenue on the eastside of san jose, that's it as far as visibilities lower livermore san jose that's where some of the rain has been falling everybody else 10 miles which means starting to see a drying trend just about everywhere else. stray shower possible during the afternoon winds starting to switch from the south to the west as the cold front is drawing near up to 20 miles per hour in novato, nine to hayward and also livermore, five in mountain view and san jose light rain diminishing drizzle still hanging around 8:00 mid to upper 50s. noon sunshine breaks through temperatures in the mid 50s along the coast upper 50s throw 60s for rest of us. best chance of a stray shower around the monterey bay probably where going to be during the afternoon as we have a partly sunny sky cooler than yesterday mid to upper 50s along the coast into san francisco and san rafael, low to mid 60s for the rest of us. it is going to be cool tonight, 40s even patchy fog and warming trend tomorrow afternoon

the second major announcement, ruby tuesday will be closing a string of the restaurant by the end ofnt to improve marketing and they will acquisition in mexican food chain. 30 locations are on the chopping block. the ceo says the company had trouble keeping up with peers that relied heavily on advertising in big promotions to draw customers. just over one week away for the deadline file taxes. here's chris clackum on what americans plan to do with their tax refund. >> credit card companies, banks, anyone to extend credit will not like with like to hear. >> 42% say they will use their tax return to pay off debt. >> the survey 2000 people on their spending and saving habits and found most would rather be financially and physically fit. >> 84% of women said they would rather have $10,000 in the bank than jennifer anniston's. >> in this economy, cash's key. adjust your withholding of you getting a withholding of $3,000 or more. >> that probably means you're paying too much out of every single paycheck. you can go to the irs website to make the adjustments to make your paycheck bigger. >>

apollo onos skates, you've got different things from the various wars, you've got pop culture, the rubyt is hard to pick one item that stands out the most because they all stand out perhaps that is why they are all a part of this amazing exhibit, myfoxdc.com our website we have a link to the smithsonian national museum of american history if you want to find out more you heard bob talk about benjamin franklin's suit we will take a look at that next hour it will only be here for three weeks that is why you need to come see the exhibit now back to you in studio. >> holly thank you. >> all right time now to say good morning to today's facebook fan of the day he is troy howard, troy writes that i am a proud husband, father of five, and grandfather of one, wow you are a young grand father i wake up every morning to fox 5 i am a proud lifetime washingtonian, proud red skins, nationals, caps fan thank you for watching us, if you would like to be tomorrow's fan of the day post a comment under his facebook fan page. >>> coming up next hour, we are letting our inner rock stars loose. >> very tale

, tony we are live, american history museum where they have many prized possessions like dorothy's ruby slippers everyone knows about these but do you know they are now part of a new exhibit, it is called american stories, when you are taking care of such priceless things, how do you go about it? we will talk to a member of the conservation services team he has a big job plus something special that is a part of this exhibit as well only on exhibit for a limited time what it is why you need to see it live later. >>> all right first here is today's trivia question, which leading lady appears in the rolling stones video for anybody seen my baby? the first single from bridges to babylon, angelina jolie, madonna, mary is a tomei. fox 5 morning news back after the break fromom the wildflower valleys of yellowstone to the serene waters of glacier bay, air wick has partnered with the national park foundation so you can experience the spirit of these national treasures in your home. the national park collection. something in the air wick. whichever. >> listen to this -- >>> listen to this smoker

and it had diamond and ruby earrings on its ears. and the card said please say yes. night i didn't answer the phone with hello. i answered the phone with yes. >> did you really? >> it was lovely. >> you didn't have as much time with him as clearly you would have liked. you were robbed, really, of him far too young. >> oh, far too young. >> ever since that day, have you ever even really looked at another man? or was that -- to you, was that it? >> as far as falling in love and being in love. i mean, i looked at them and i even go out with them and i enjoy them. but that was it as far as i was concerned. there'll never be another one. >> what is true love to you? >> alan. >> what was it about the relationship about him, about the chemistry between you? what should women strive to get to to get the love you had? >> it was his enthusiasm. he was interested in everything. and he knew how to court. oh, did he know how to court somebody. he just wouldn't let me up. he just would keep pounding and pounding and pounding about -- you've got to marry me. you just have to. and y

. >> i will say this, you know what raises the atmosphere of a shopping mall is a ruby tuesday's. >> absolutely. >> we are just naming all of the hits. >> they have to be in that really narrow -- what do you call that? >> frozen food that is reheated? >> the chili zone. >> you know what makes for a fun chain and also sounds like a great safety word. like you are tied up and you said red robin, red robin! appleby, appleby. >> wow fnlt. >> it is a safe word. how do you say it? you don't whisper it. >> i was just told we lost four sponsors. >> but we have gained a gimp. >>- q. i another one? -- >> another one? >> you work better under competition. >> if mitt romney can be fooled by his campaign staff, how will he not be fooled by putin? >> good wn, andy. >> just waiting for an idiot to say that, and it was me. leeann, you said you don't put much on the mad man swipe. you know who put much weight on it? betty. >> oh, okay. by the way, is that a fat suit? >> i think the deal is, i'm not sure. i was actually reading about it because i was curious. some people think it was part natural from

>> ruby red mulch. >> that's mulch?rrant for assault in illinois, after he confesses his real name. their records show that he's classified as armed and dangerous. they take him into custody and reluctantly let the driver go. >> this guy, he has been around the block quite a few times, you can tell. the type of person that you just want to dig a little bit further because he seems like he was hiding something for sure. maybe he thought we had something on him already. >> okay. how many guys do they serve? you know what i'm saying? we have to figure out a way to get two buys a day to get a warrant in by thursday. >> time is of the essence for investigator adrian sandoval, whose plan to target the maniac latin disciples is in motion. two of his informants, who we're calling poncho and lefty, have agreed to take down a house where the gang sells s narcotic and stores weapons. >> basically the stronghold to that block, that area. this location isn't just a little hangout. >> within a few days, investigators wrap up enough b