. >>> next, russ joins us with another disgusting food alert. trust us, you'll want to put down the snack before y anncr: competition makes us rivals. but kids bring us together. america's beverage companies voluntarily removed... full-calorie soft drinks from schools. and we replaced them... with lower-calorie options, and smaller portion sizes. now, there are ninety-percent fewer beverage calories in... schools nationwide. it's just one of the ways we're helping everyone make more... balanced choices everyday. to learn more, visit deliveringchoices.org. >> we got your rodents, fly on raw meat and yogurt that will make you sick. >> these are the violations that shut down restaurants and brought inning investigative reporter rusz ptacek. >> reporter: a lot of you have tweeted and asked me do we check restaurants in virginia. we do every week. this week we start in reston at south lake village center. inspectors shut down this yogi berry show siting yo gurt and milk at temperatures that could make you sick and no one certified in food safety. i'm

he had a wall russ costumes that fit most people. you must be a wall russ. there must be no speaking in a human voice and any communication must entail making utter wrenses in the voice of a wall russ. other duties are catching and eating the fish and crab i occasionally will throw at you while you are the wall russ. jedediah, if this guy lived in new york would you take him up on his offer rent free and free seafood? >> i don't already have the walrus costumes. you know the sad part is i have ex-boyfriends that would agree to this. >> really? >> anything to save a buck. >> ex-boyfriends, eh? joe, don't you wish you were as passionate about anything as he is. >> i am. >> what are you passionate about 1234*. >> walrusses. you know we lived together. bill showed up and did this on his own and didn't see the ads. >> that was weird because you were completely shocked by. it he did a better job than anybody. rick is this something -- it actually makes economic sense. two hours is nothing. look how much work you put in for probably less than that guy. annie plays

jones. >> wendy: thanks, russ.oming up, science verses faith. why did a catholic university in belgium fire his professor for his belief in the healing power of prayer? >> george: and welcome back to the show. to silence religious freedom is to s e moral conscience of america. that from the researched samuel rodriguez speaking at an annual religious freedom conference in washington, d.c. this week. rodriguez is president of the hispanic evangelical association, but today he spoke to people of all faiths. he is calling on them to build together a firewall against unprecedented attempts by the government to violate religious liberty. he says recent actions by the i.r.s. targeted christian groups and the h.s.s. birth control mandate are examples of the dangers that the road america is travelling on. >> i never would have believed in my generation i would see this taking place. so silence is not an option. today's complacency will lead to tomorrow's captivity. and religious freedom stands as the womb by which all of th

. >>> okay, still ahead, our taxicab investigation continues because of russ ptacek's reports, the d.c. office of human rights is taking action. >> rain ahead but storms tomorrow? will they last through the weekend? howard's first alert weather forecast is up next. >>> all right, so it's going to be pinpointing some real -- moving weather. >> yes. we have some showers this afternoon. probably get here 3:00, 4:00 i think in the metro. so the ride home is going to be impacted sorry about that. the ride in looks dry and then tomorrow we're going to be dealing with the rain from tropical storm andrea. obviously she's spinning somewhere in the gulf of mexico right now. the color enhanced satellite here and you get a better idea where the center of circulation is. we're seeing some showers and storms wrap around that center but some dry air coming in also to the southwest. so this is probably not going to strengthen all much more than it is. but it's throwing a ton of rain across florida this morning and all of the moisture is moving up the eastern seaboard and going to give us some headache

hi, is russ there?told by a woman that answered the phone that he would be back in a little while. we left a message, but he hasn't returned the call. if you hadn't investigated this on your own, you think it would still be going on? >> i'm sure it would be going on. the people who did this were very greedy and very blatant. but the scary thing is, there may be other accounts out there like this, maybe even on other sites that are not being done with the same sort of recklessness. and maybe this has been going on on more than just absolute poker and ultimate bet. maybe it's going on in several other places, and maybe it's even still going on on these sites. >> i'm sure there are people out there right now figuring out, "here's a way we can do it again." >> since this report first aired, the kahnawake gaming commission issued a report and concluded that russ hamilton was involved in multiple cheating incidents. his lawyers, however, deny the accusations. the gaming commission also required ultimate bet t

the story from tokyo. >> hi, russ. economics arrow is mainly aimed at boosting private sector investment and rebuilding businesses. but issues such as corporate tax cuts were left out in proposals. so it's widely expected to not break new ground in reviving the economy. the japanese market reflected -- reflected investors' doubt and disappointment, which plunged to bearish territory after prime minister abe unveiled the plans last week. meanwhile, the bank of japan released minutes today from their board meeting in may. it showed that the members of the board think the japanese economy is finally starting to pick up. but some members admit it could be difficult to achieve the 2% inflation target in two years. one member also said that the central bank should set a two-year limit to its monetary easing to avoid financial imbalances. since the economy can't recover by monetary measures alone, abe promised to deliver a second batch of reforms after an upper house election in july to regain the momentum. back to you, russ.

not trying to find the exceptions but they were looking at russ the fleet. how can we justify retiring vehicles that have less than 50 thousand miles. we had the chief probation officer saying we can't use our low c and g vehicles to go outside the city well, then don't think. you can work around it so the retirement vehicles still have a lot of life in them. >> i think there are some interesting questions you're raising supervisor avalos and it's something our office has pulls he would about. it is required we look at vehicles that are driven 26 thousand miles a year so if you're vehicle is 12 years old i think the questions that ms. kelly referred to related to the whether a vehicle is a hybrid or not and it's not complicated. there's horrify remember we do have the ordinance as it stands the city replace or reduce the vehicles by 2015 so this is a two year plan to reduce the vehicles that is required and reducing the vehicles as well >> i want a little bit more clarity. why is there a high turnover >> the high turnover has been in this last year. it's due

a separate new releases like months and shawn russ. -- genre. you could find that on good reads which is kind of fascinating. i also use the blogs because i also follow the trade journals like some of the library journals that we get. but maybe i'm a little bit more ve out liar because i actively pursue the new releases. i desperately rely on the book reviewers and publishers weekly, the library journal obviously. but i think the biggest one for me and the most influential as word of mouth. and you know, what my friends are reading, what my mother is reading, that is always going to be in high regard. >> is it in the social media that you find out about your friends or your mother? >> absolutely. well, yes, social media is definitely number one choice. >> so, related to that, i'm curious about is whether or not it is the social media online marketing, all of these areas extending discovery of our books is a critical element and sort of making a best-seller. i'm interested to know, and maybe we will start with you, what your thoughts are that in

despite russ feingold's best efforts, it keeps getting re-authorized. barack obama, who as a candidate ran against the sort of abuses define this kind of policy making now as a president apparently fully bully embraces them. on both sides of the aisle, republicans and democrats spent the majority of the day demanding all the phone records for all of verizon's customers or passing it off as no big deal. this kind of suspicious list, spying on americans is the post 9/11 bipartisan governing consensus of the country. roger vinson is just part of it. joining me now, senator merkley, democrat oregon, one of the rare lawmakers who does not accept the broad political consensus in washington this sort of spying is totally fine. i want to begin with your reaction to this story and ask if you're surprised or if you knew about this. >> i was very surprised about the document being released. this is consistent with my impression but i am not on the intelligence committee to see a document like this and have it come into the public realm. this hopefully will create

. >> bret: former wisconsin senator, a democrat russ feingold back in october of 2001. senator to vote against the patriot act. president obama then state senator obama in 2001 had this to say i'm always more concerned about the encroachment on civil rights or civillicious that apply selectively to people when they apply to everybody there tends to be a check. when we those laws start encroaching on people's privacy, the average person, everybody starts griping and complaining. back with the panel. okay, charles. this is the rand paul kind of argument and he made it this weekend on "fox news sunday." what about the politics of this? >> well, i think there is a lot of outrage and i think part of the reason is a lot of americans would say it sounds if it's controlled, looking after it and congress it would be okay. there has been a huge lack of trust on the government as a result of this happening precisely right after a couple of scandals that administration you cannot trust. the irs, people resent the irs and they know its power but they accept it on the assumption that

the i russ satellite rode into a racket. the two-year mission is to predict weather in space. >>> back here on earth, it's time to check your road conditions. it's going to be wet today across most of the eastern u.s. storms throughout that region could be violent at times. flooding is possible, particularly in new england. >> speaking of new england, if you're flying, airport delays are possible in boston. that's thanks to those storms. >>> now, to the contentious testimony about the final moments of trayvon martin's life. >> martin's friend returned to the stand in the george zimmerman trial. >> reporter: george zimmerman's lawyers spent the better two days hacking away at the prosecution's key witness. >> didn't that make you more worried? >> i called back again, sir. >> reporter: rachel jeantel was on the phone with trayvon martin, just seconds before neighborhood watchman george zimmerman shot him february 2012. she testified that zimmerman followed him and then confronted him. but hundreds of questions from the defense

. >> reporter: russ clark runs a fishing business on michigan's west coast. now there are places he can't do. >> i think we're all hoping and confident that the water levels are going to come back. >> and keep the great lakes a source of pleasure and profit for america. anne thompson, nbc news, toledo, ohio. >>> we are back in a moment with the reason a lot of americans say they are driving in circles. >>> ignition and liftoff. liftoff of sds 7. and america's first woman astronaut. and the shuttle has cleared the tower. >> look at that grainy videotape. hard to believe it's been 30 years. but it was in fact 30 years ago today sally ride became the first american woman in space. her commander said she was selected because he said he needed a competent engineer who was cool under stress as a stanford ph.d. she fit the bill. sally ride, who by the way applied to the astronaut corps after seeing a nasa advertisement in the newspaper died last summer of pancreatic cancer. she was just 61 years old. >>> a big reversal from chrysler tonight, agreeing to recall more

>> the organizational -- certainly inclined toward what russ buyingly called the american -- wigely called the american way of war. send a bullet rather than a man. i think that the character of war fare in our modern age is changing. the very fact that we are so good at the american way of war makes it almost impossible for anyone to compete against us and therefore our enemies are likely to continue to choose to fight us as insurgents and therefore i think we have to maintain the capability, the knowledge at least, some of the specialized skills that we have learned and paid for in order to mitigate against the chance that we are going to have to do this again. >> how strong is the movement within the institution -- institutions to do that? because you see evidence that folks really want to sort of move away from it, these training centers are expensive, you know, they cost a lot of money, very manpower intensive. is this going to make a difference in the debate about how much capacity we need? >> the debate is so skewed right now that this is really a side argument so sequestration has

speaking about the spirit of the city that i think has come under attack in numerous forms in 1740s russistricts, that we need to bring your attention to that fact. ~ forms in numerous districts [speaker not understood] affordable housing, truly affordable housing for the residents of san francisco, you are completely blind to the reality of the economic market in the city. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> good afternoon, president chiu and honorable members of the board of supervisors. my name is marilyn marillo. i'd like to talk to you about pride month. this is pride month, yet we still have issues to deal with. there is still discrimination against transgender people here in the city. i've experienced it personally. i've experienced it from members of the employees of the city and county of san francisco. and that's disturbing. also at local hospital, denied service based on transgender. and that's disturbing to me. i would hope that someone would be looking into this and holding people accountable. and on another matter, i really enjoy volunteering for people running for o

speaking about the spirit of the city that i think has come under attack in numerous forms in 1740s russistricts, that we need to bring your attention to that fact. ~ forms in numerous districts [speaker not understood] affordable housing, truly affordable housing for the residents of san francisco, you are completely blind to the reality of the economic market in the city. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> good afternoon, president chiu and honorable members of the board of supervisors. my name is marilyn marillo. i'd like to talk to you about pride month. this is pride month, yet we still have issues to deal with. there is still discrimination against transgender people here in the city. i've experienced it personally.

what we practice, this is what i gained from the exercise yesterday and of course i join the core russ of people who saw the amphibious hover deliver its ability on the beach to look at the clock and see how fast it did, to see the unveiling of those logistics on hand with the people involved. these are the practices now as our public wants it know more and more what are we doing to prepare beyond the table top exercises? we are practicing these very vital practices, these things that will really help save lives, creating more relationships, bringing in more partners. we have all the city agencies that are here today. we're also bringing in other agencies whether it's caltrans or national park service, that would be part of this. whether it's other federal government entities that we work with, of course our local coast guard, people who are here every day that need to build these relationships because we are not going to fail our public. too many examples across the world where they known disasters were in front of them and they did not prepare. and this is our opportunity and i am ve

i am investigator russ. >>> you will not be able to carry a small knife on to a plane any time soon after all. head of ntsb is dropping a preposele that would have let you do that. it came under a lot of opposition from lawmakers, airlineothers who said it placed passengers and crews at risk. >> always watching, always tracking. wusa 9 first alert weather. >>> first named tropical storm of the season is out there. topper is in the weather center, where is andrea coming? >> headed northeast, toward the west coast of florida. wind is not a threat be heavy rains are. let me show you where the projected path is, winds 40 miles per hour minimal strength tropical storm. it will make land fall we think north of tampa right in the bend in florida, probably tomorrow night, 7, 8:00 p.m. winds still 40 miles an hour then hugs the coast and moves inland. this is 2:30 p.m. friday just to the southeast of raleigh will come close to ocean city by friday night, 8, 9:00 p.m. notice it goes to an l. it will still produce tropical storm force winds. then it races on across nantucket as it goes through frida

putin had to be somehow part of this if he is actually going to russ russia. our diplomatic relations are really frayed. the president's got to get on this. >> in terms of homeland security, how risky is snowden? does he know more than you already know he has in his possession and in his mind? >> well, i would just -- we are very concerned about what more information he can leak out. and all of this information is damaging to the u.s., damaging to our security, puts american lives at risk. >> in terms of him leaving hong kong if he, in fact, did, hong kong is claiming this morning that they requested additional p p paperwork from the united states and our country didn't comply. what information did they need to hold him for us, and can you confirm whether or not the white house actually participated in supplying what was needed? or, i guess, let it go and here we are now trying to track him all over the world? >> i don't know the latest details. i do know the u.s. government filed necessary papers. if there was any additional information needed, this happens o

russ land is the assistant attorney general and we've taken partnership to new levels with the department. they have put out guidance on bullying and distributed it to all the jurisdictions around the country because we've often seen in our work that there are so many superintendents and school leaders that are doing great things, but there are others that either have the wrong policies in place or, quite frankly, don't know what to do. and so what they end up doing is nothing. and we cannot allow the appalling silence of good people to become the status quo, to quote dr. king. we must empower them with the tools that they have and they need to move forward and that is why we spend so much time working together on these issues. we've been to the communities in south philly high school where we saw in one day alone 15 asian students who had to be taken to the emergency room as a result of a persistent pattern of harassment. they didn't speak the king's english. my father spoke ricky ricardo english as well and he would have been a victim of bullying under that circumstance. so we worked wi

service is calling the witest >>> a trif by shooting turns out to be the most recent act in a daempk russ -- dangerous crime spree. >> nick smith is live with video that you'll see only on abc 7 news. >> good good afternoon, police believe they know the man responsible for car jackings, a series of car thefts and a pair of shootings that have a man and woman recovering. >> our suspect is armed. we're treating him as armed and dangerous. >> and police say he is responsible for a list of offenses placing parts of east oakland in danger. >> two shootings, three car jackings. >> one stolen car was caught on camera used in a drive by shooting. in security camera video police say their suspect is driving this green nissan you can see at the top of the screen. before rear ending this ford, shots are fired and sends everyone running for cover. >> the speed and impact so severe it rendered the car impossible. the suspect crashed into this pole before car jacking another vehicle. >> this has been a very active, very fluid scene that continues. >> coming up more about the victim who police say is re

state wide looking for number russ locations on the triple digits. 117 in palm springs and across the border and 100 in reno. triple digit readings showing up as well. into east bay, 99 in livermore and 100 at antioch. i won't be surprised if one, two locations hit 100 degrees tomorrow as well. sf pride celebration this weekend. weather conditions saturday and sunday will be about the same. so expect sunny skies from morning until night. we'll sfee temperatures into upper 60s and mid-70s. so great weekend of weather coming our way. back to live doppler 7 just because we love to show it to you. >> thank you. >> if there is a bart strike we're going to see it. >> you can use to it watch our newscast as it happens and you can down load it now by going to abc 7 news.com/apps. >> if have you a current app it's going to go away soon. you need to down load this new one. >> it works great. >> let's move on. >> they were swinging. >> going up in sports. not on a baseball field and the draft going on now. >>> nba draft going on in brooklyn unless warriors make a deal they will not have a draft

. >> there is a lot of electrical wiring and obstacles, a lot of ventilation and an and rat russ -- an apparatus is put into the building and it makes it difficult. >> reporter: they are looking to see how the fire started by the electrical wiring and police are looking at who is living at this home although nobody was here when the fire started and the task be trying to track down the fire. live in san francisco ktvu channel 2 morning news. at. >> a teen was driving a car that hit and killed two people. the driver hit a husband and wife and the coroner has now confirmed that 58-year-old dianne was hit and died at the scene. >> they happened upon the scene and attempted life saving efforts as well before emts got there. >> they waited for police to arrive and no charges have been filed as of now. >>> also in oakland, it happened near main street at 1:00 in the afternoon. the like list had been riding in the bike line and appeared to the truck's path. >>> they will soon have new high tech crime fighting rules in san pablo and now the police, the planning that saw some high tech cameras

state wide looking for number russ locations on the triple digits. 117 in palm springs and across ther and 100 in reno. triple digit readings showing up as well. into east bay, 99 in livermore and 100 at antioch. i won't be surprised if one, two locations hit 100 degrees tomorrow as well. sf pride celebration this weekend. weather conditions saturday and sunday will be about the same. so expect sunny skies from morning until night. we'll sfee temperatures into upper 60s and mid-70s. so great weekend of weather coming our way. back to live doppler 7 just because we love to show it to you. >> thank you. >> if there is a bart strike we're going to see it. >> you can use to it watch our newscast as it happens and you can down load it now by going to abc 7 news.com/apps. >> if have you a current app it's going to go away soon. you need to down load this new one. >> it works great. >> let's move on. >> they were swinging. >> going up in sports. not on a baseball field and [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for deals for the

energy in 2002 when we passed the patriot act, there was only one senator that voted against it, it was russinegold of wisconsin. yeah, we need to fight terrorists but sacrifice civil liberti liberties. now to go back, say we didn't know about it, baloney. we knew about it all along, have known about it since 2006. everybody knows about it. and to pretend gosh, we didn't know, this is a shock, that's ridiculous. >> let brit in. >> not too much fuss about edward snowden. i think what it turns out, what was true about what he revealed wasn't new, in fact, i was reading this morning a quite lengthy usa today story from may of 2006 which laid this whole thing out, nsa, telephone records, massive gathering of them and so on to be searched later, so the whole thing has been in public domain, and his claims about what he could do from his desk, much doubt has been cast on that. a lot of what was new wasn't true. you put those two things together, i think this is much ado about not very much and much ado you about not much of a guy. he didn't reveal anything that wasn't known that was true, and a lo

coming up on fox five news 10 late crisis in syria we will tell you inpact russ decision arm and trainbels. also tonight what doctors are saying about nelson mandela's condition. stay with us. fox five news at 10:00 coming right back. this is fox five news at 10:00. following new development tonight civil war in syria continues. u.s. will now arm and train rebels and keep fighter jets patriot missiles on border in neighboring jordan new reports iran maybe senting in troops help the syrian government. we have more. >> rebels wouldn't be able to take down syria president with small arms. way republican senator lindsay gram sees it if president obama want assad gone he must do more. >> i think our goal should be in short-term is to balance the military power and providing small arms wouldn't do it. so we need to create no-fly zone to neutralize the air pore. so bad in syria today, because president obama took too throng make decision about what to do. russia fully arming sir yeah and iran fully engaged in this as well. i think that the fact it is a taken this white house and this presiden

sheriff russ martin says the loss of privacy is worth it. we are safer because of cameras.t says ginger mccall. cameras do not even work. she is with the electronic privacy of permission center. so what do you mean they don't work? assume that they catch bad guys. >> well, historically we he seen that cameras are neither effective at preventing crime, nor solving crime, particularly. john: what you mean? they are. this is how we found the boston marathon bombers. >> actually, it not necessarily a we found them. there were a lot of things going on. eyewitness identification, surveillce cameras that were privately owned, not governmental surveillance cameras. eventually there were the fingerprts of the older brother. and we're in boston, there are gornment on surveillance cameras, it did nothing to preventhe bombing and we have seen two attempted bombings in britain which is one of the most heavily surveiled in lonn, which is one of the most heavily surveiled cities in the world. john: yet london is remarkable theory of 500,000 government cameras in london. they called it the

absolutely my hero, russ feingold. does this compare to the turmoil bradley manning has endured? he wants to know one cannot be a hero and the other a traitor. that's right. bradley manning and ed snowden free them both if you ask me. richard maxwell says bill, you're right about being a nation of sheep. we've been that for a long time. and barbara says carney, jay carney is at least living up to his oath of office which is to responsibly carry the message of the president unlike your hero, snowden, who narcissistically puts his own opinion over his duty. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." [ ♪ theme ♪ ] >> bill: good morning everybody. what do you say? it is tuesday, june 11. freight to see you today. here we go. on another edition of the "full court press" here on current tv. this tuesday morning. a rainy morning here in our nation's capital. where we'll let you know what's going on here in washington. around the country. around the globe. and most importantly give you a chance to get involved in the convers

. >> that is dang are russ. >> it is dangerous. >> everything is nice and you put the dog on the train track, what kind of monster are you. >> tucker, you could immediately guess who's name is going to be on a list like this. commie stinkos. >> they support snowden because they hate america. on the other hand, i wrote down what they said. the obama administration seeks to silence those that have brought the abuses to light. i wish john boehner was as clear in his defense of freedom as these guys are. there's no denying this is true. this administration is spending all their energy trying get this guy. and i'm not defending him, but the rest of us are being treated as suspects. being spied on by our government, that is a big deal. >> i do not agree with them, but they are right and i'm willing to say that. >> this whole story splits ideology, i agree with you on that part, and everything you said and your fashion sense. michael, i'm surprised you did not sign this letter being an american hating pinko. >> i was asked to sign the letter, i should rephrase that. i asked to sign the letter

do you know what a rye nose russ horn is made of. >> well -- this is my process i am allowed a processnger nails. which is cartilage. i don't know the answer. i'm stalling for time. hair. >> hair. >> yes! [applause] you get it anyway. >> how fast can chinese bamboo grow? >> oh, come on! how fast can chinese bamboo grow. and bamboo you have to plant it and you have to -- >> that is not what i'm asking. >> anderson: again i'm stalling. a foot every three months? >> in good condition, two inches every hour. >> what? >> and the average is 24 inches a day. >> how do you know this? >> i am a genius. >> is that true? >> that is really true. >> all right. you stadiumed me. you get a -- stumped me. you get a t-shirt. [applause] by the way, the game is unfair because you all can know obscure facts and... >> that is why it's stumping you. >> what are the names of the mayans in front of the new york public library. this is your town. >> anderson: i know. rehn and systempy? >> patient and fortitude. >> that is good. i will remember that one. we are out of time. pretty much everybody stumped me whic

the dc office of human rights has watched our reports and investigative reporter russ reports that the agency is ready to sue not only the drivers but the cab companies as well. >> this could prove pivotal for changing the law requiring that they take the passengers to all metropolitan destinations. >> you see the guy in the wheelchair. >> i'm curious, why didn't you pick up the black guy? >> why didn't you stop for the woman with the service dog. >> we are looking at whether this is a discriminatory behavior. >> reporter: he is the director of dc's office of human rights. he has been watching our undercover investigations since december. >> all of it. it was outrageous. >> reporter: we recorded drivers refusing destinations requested by black passengers. >> going to alabama avenue. >> reporter: in this case, he barely had time to lock his doors before a hundred feet down the road he picked up our white passenger, agreeing to the same destination he just refused. the same taxis that passed this man in a wheelchair. >> that guy definitely passed me. >> reporter: and this woman with a se