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firefighter who survived a plane crash in the mountains of idaho and the national guard rescued ryan brownife and 26-year- old daughter sunday afternoon and that's after the family spent a night on the snow covered mountain side. he said the plane stalled in stormy weather but a cell phone turned out to be crucial. first when the call went through and then when brown flagged down rescuers. >> on the cell phone, there is a flash on your camera to turn your phone into a strobe light and she mentioned when helicopters fly over we should have those cell phones ready. >> browns suffered broken bones and their daughter suffered bumps and bruises. >>> juror are re-- jury records are resuming deliberation. edwards faces campaign corruption and using millions of dollars from campaign donors to help hide his mistress during his run for the white house. this is the 7th day of deliberations. >>> here is a chance to own steve job's legacy. they are auctioning off a memo he wrote back in 1974 when he worked for the company. the auction house expects that handwritten note to bring in between 10 and 15,00

ryan brown is a sacramento firefighters and was piloting the cessna and he says he came upon a storm. when he felt himself dropping, he put it nose first to try to gain some speed. >> it was a choice because i could see the terrain and if i would have nosed the plane in we wouldn't have walked away from it. >> reporter: the browns called for help using their cell phone, the three are in stable condition with back, neck and head injuries. >>> a man accused of three sexual assaults in san francisco's mission district is scheduled to appear in court tomorrow. 32-year-old fredrick dozier jr. was arrested back in january after police received a tip from the public. prosecutors say this surveillance video helped them identify dozier as the suspect. they say he is responsible for three sexual assaults from june to december of last year. investigators say each attack was more violent then the last with the last victim choked to the point of becoming unconscious. >>> in eight minutes, san francisco's suspended sheriff, what he said to us today about the allegations against him as this case goe

ryan brown is a sacramento firefighters and was piloting the cessna and he says he came upon a storm. when he felt himself dropping, he put it nose first to try to gain some speed. >> it was a choice because i could see the terrain and if i would have nosed the plane in we wouldn't have walked away from it. >> reporter: the browns called for help using their cell phone, the three are in stable condition with back, neck and head injuries. >>> a man accused of three sexual assaults in san francisco's mission district is scheduled to appear in court tomorrow. 32-year-old fredrick dozier jr. was arrested back in january after police received a tip from the public. prosecutors say this surveillance video helped them identify dozier as the suspect. they say he is responsible for three sexual assaults from june to december of last year. investigators say each attack was more violent then the last with the last victim choked to the point of becoming unconscious. >>> in eight minutes, san francisco's suspended sheriff, what he said to us today about the allegations against him as this case goe

. >> reporter: it was fire chief ryan brown and his family will never forget. this is what's left of brown's cessna after it crashed in an idaho forest saturday. >> i think what caused the plane to go down i'm pretty sure i experienced some icing on the wings. the plane stalled and crashed. >> reporter: from his hospital bed in boise, brown called kcr3 and told us what happened on impact and how rescuers found them. >> i hit the windshield which i have somewhere between 50 and 100 stitches in my head. i broke a rib. i broke my nose. i broke my right wrist, and i have a puncture in my left arm that requires some stitches. my wife, she kind of did the same thing -- she was sitting right next to me. >> reporter: their daughter heather suffered minor cuts and bruises, but it was her idea to try to call 911. >> she made the call and remarkably it connected. >> reporter: he called that connection divine intervention. >> i have to believe there was some divine intervention in there, too, to get a cell phone call out that really shouldn't have made it. >> reporter: that

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brown for the score. plenty of offense. plenty of grounds, too. ryan finds him for the left- handed rocket. the easily knockoff st. paul this afternoon 16-3. stick around, tam tasselmyer with a look at the seven day forecast. >> some more unsettled weather will showers tonight, tomorrow. thursday will start to see the clouds clearing up but still a lingering showers. highs in the '60s on thursday and friday. 70's on saturday morning. 41 degrees. overall, a nice weekend because the sunday rain does not get here until late in the day. >> finally, before we go, a salute to a fabulous man behind the camera. there he is. he has been here for 45 years. he came here when he was 19 after somebody from wbal said when anybody like a job? he said, i would. he started as a film editor became the longest acting floor director in our history. in case you're wondering, i am a believer was the tops on. remember that song? come on. this is the last chance we get to torture you. that is said. good n

brown, gay, or straight. >> jamie: what about the economy? ryan, what about the economy?resident said again and again in his campaigning and his presidency he will not be distracted. he will focus on putting us back to work. he will focus on making people invest in the markets and manufacturing, yet this week primarily was spent on talking about his change in position on same sex marriage. >> when it comes to the economy, marriage is an important issue. one of the leading causes of divorce in this country is bankruptcy and health care bills that people can't manage, and it starts a lot of stress and strive in families. so when the economy is back on track, we'll have healthier marriages in the country, both gay and straight. >> jamie: i want to keep you on topic because we're trying to talk about the stance of these two candidates in this presidential race on the issue of same-sex marriage, family values, and the economy. if you think the economy is as important as you say it is, is the president doing everything, ryan, that satisfies you as a democratic strategist to tur

brown. time for end point. ryan wants to go back to the point we made about immigration.eportations. >> the reason i asked her that question is because the obama campaign believes that at some point republicans will attack them from the left on immigration. a lot of people don't know this. the administration has been tough and deported a lot of people and there are a lot of people in the latino community that are not very happy with that. >> they are more worried about this president deporting people and not mitt romney deporting people. >> i think romney went too far right in primaries but some republican allied group is going to spend money in western states where hispanic matter arguing that obama has been too tough on illegal immigrants. >> i'm going to piggyback on that end point and say that i do think that voters are going to the polls with a semidifficult decision. they've been hard hit by this recession but when they go to the polls, they choose between barack obama and mitt romney who has said he would like immigrants to self-deport and said he supports arizona'

brown. >> and an issue the judge in the john edwards trial is doing with this week. >> i'm specialist andres ryannational drill team. good morning, washington. >> it is a good morning on this memorial day 5:43, adam caskey in the belfort furniture weather center. starting with the rooftop camera picture of the nation's capital a few minutes before sunrise. clouds setting the stage for a beautiful sunrise over d.c. temperatures in the '60s in outlying areas. some seven in leesburg. 64 in winchester. in maryland, 66 in la plata. 66 in germantown. calvert county, 69 in lusby. a mixture of sun and clouds today, hot and humid, near 90 degrees by 4:00 or 5:00 p.m., but it will feel like the mid 90's. 30% chance of a late-day and the storm. now to steve with traffic. >> a very good morning on the roads. here we are in arlington county on 66 at glebe road, no problems eastbound and westbound, moving smoothly as you make your way past the dulles toll road all the way to the roosevelt bridge. outbound also looks good. the beltway at university boulevard. from college park to silver spring. on the outer loo

ryan shortly. but, by the way, tomorrow on "today," bobby brown speaks out for the first time since the death of hisd he talked quite candidly about their relationship, their drug use, and their daughter bobbi kristina. we'll hear from bobby brown tomorrow exclusively here on "today." >> but we begin this half hour with allegations of jury misconduct in the high profile dui manslaughter trial that led to the conviction of a florida millionaire. nbc's mark potter is in west palm beach with details this morning. hey, mark, good morning. >> good morning, ann. in a post-trial hearing in the john goodman case everything was proceeding without incident. but then one of the jurors spoke out in response to the judge, and things changed dramatically. multimillionaire, former club owner john goodman came to court in west palm beach wearing a jailhouse uniform and handcuffs for a hearing about whether jurors in his trial may have deliberated unfairly, as suggested by the defense. goodman was convicted in march of dui manslaughter. found guilty of driving his bentley through a stop sign while intoxicated. then

brown calls obama a failed president. like the man as anesthesia. really? we'll set the re >>> coming up, paul ryan says president obama is a failed president. it seems like he's forgotten what happened under the last administration. i'll refresh his memory, next. stay tuned. >>> welcome back to "the ed show." congressman paul ryan of wisconsin, he's the chairman of the budget committee in the house. he made a very bold statement about president obama in a speech at the reagan library. >> that is why the parallels between 1980 and today are so striking. now, as then, we face not just a failed president, but a failed ideology. >> this is a fascinating claim, made by a man who might be mitt romney's vice president. you never know. let's start with the economy and jobs. this chart, absolutely says it all. you can see the republicans epic failure of the bush administration and what happened when president obama came in and the turnaround took place. after digging us out of a hole, president obama has delivered 26 months of private sector job growth. we ought to call this the deace map. what about mitt

martha: yeah, well, that's what paul ryan would argue, he's trying to put in place, but it's pretty tough sledding. as governor brown makes a point, once you give it to people, it's tough to have it taken away. stuart, thank you very much, we'll see you on the business network in a little while. bill i think he said okay. a lot of people learning that lesson. not just here but everywhere right now. >>> california is often a trend setter and here's why, it's the largest economy in the u.s., ninth largest in the world. california is 11 percent unemployment rate, the third highest in america, well above the national average. speaking of unemployment, california's jobless rate has not been below 10 percent since january of '09. more than three years ago. that's brutal. martha: let's take a look at this element of the economy this morning. we've got brand new numbers that were just released. the commerce department reports retail sales barely in step in the month of april. they edged up .1%, 1/10 of a percent, the smallest gain we've seen since december. so many economists predicted a bigger gain, they were looking for .

ryan. [ crickets chirping ] >> too much? >> i would almost guarantee you that he probably didn't hear it. i don't think he listens to these people. i really don't. i think it's the charlie brownaying attention to the other energy around him. >> i believe in the constitution. it is just the right height. [ laughter ] >> it's getting better jim. i got to tell you. >> romney claims credit for the auto rescue? i mean is this how it is going to be. he is going to run on complete falsehoods. i think al gore must be sitting alone in his very sound ecological house and downing burden. >> of course it's sustainable burden. [ laughter ] >> recycled bourbon. >> let's get to your hush my obama buzz piece. >> of course. because how could it be a week if i didn't do that. >> no. i get the should have would have, could have, he seem finally to realize the complete dimension of the republican party. he feels content to hang this around the knock of the republican party -- so you say absent being granted all they want, they have no interest in being a partner in the country. so it's the president's last chance to educate the country as to what has happened over the years. >> yeah, i'm not rea

brown has broken with his leaders. they want to win back that seat. they don't agree. on the other hand house republicans want to move this even though the paul ryan for that. kept the student loans at the 6.8% that they would jump to on july 1. they shifted, john boehner shifted because he saw the tide turning. they have a different -- to go after the healthcare law. is this going to get them? they have to find ow to pay for it. talking about june 30th, in the middle of the election season, maybe it doesn't get done. >> bill: i find it hard to believe number one that they would vote as they did and for the ryan budget. that would double the current rate. but secondly, that they would insist that it is more fair to take money -- to cancel preventive care programs in the health bill. right. colonoscopies, mammograms, whatever to remove those take the funding away from those rather than close the tax loophole for billionaires. that choice alone to me is suicidal. >> john boehner says it has nothing to do with women's health. he's poo-pooing the fact of what it would do. when they can target the healthcare law with anything that's what they're doing.