this guy puts salazar here at the time of the riley murder. riley's neighbor, mark andric, he puts him at the scene. and you know, andric works over at westmore. i'll bet he's probably getting in around now. maybe we should go and see if we can get him to clarify a thing or two, huh? okay. put any more thought into playing for the fbi team? ah, you know. i played minor league ball. the stockton rangers. my last time up at bat, pitcher's on fumes, right? throws me a gopher ball, i mean the kind of fat, slow pitch you know is going over the fence. aw... you missed it. doubled. okay. by the time i got around first, i knew in my heart i'd never be more than a mediocre single-a player. signed up for the fbi entrance exam the next day. ( bell ringing ) wait, i've seen that crest. lisa bayle's daughter goes to this school. i think she plays the violin. that's gotta be the connection the kid takes music lessons from andric. bayle and riley know the same man and they're killed the exact same way. it's not a coincidence. no. excuse me. we're with the fb

secretary salazar later apologized for the mistake. this is two hours and 45 minutes. >> the committee will come to order. the cherry notes the presence of a quorum, which undergo 3-d is to members. a appreciate your here. we are meeting to hear testimony in an oversight hearing on oversight of the actions, independent and accountability of the acting inspector general of the department of interior. under committee rules for s., opening statements are limited to the chairman of breaking member of the committee. however, i ask unanimous consent that any members who wish to have a statement in the record have it bite close of business today, without objection so ordered. i now recognize myself for five minutes. two years ago, members of this committee called on the department of interior's acting inspector general to conduct an investigation in the departments may, 20 to moratorium report executive summary that was edited to appear as though the six-month drilling moratorium was supported by engineering experience, when it was not. after

alberto -- alberto salazar its coaching. his training secrets might surprise you. >> alberto salazar may look relaxed signing his latest book. but his olympic experience has caught him by surprise. >> i started to feel the same stress i felt as an athlete. >> he is coaching two of the olympic stars. >> i train them as scientifically and smart as possible. >> and this is his secret. both distance runners and aqua men. they're both trained in a hydra water as well as on the run. gregg's we do it in a way that -- >> we do it anyway that is a lot less risk your body. >> in the water, it is a lot less punishing. >> we now add 20 or 30 miles a week in the hydro works and we are strengthening the muscles in a different way. >> hard work, and challenge, part of being a coach. the rest of the difference may be in the water. >> we are digging the underwater tracts. that is all for us at 5:00 p.m. here's a look at what is coming up at 6:00 p.m. >> a gruesome discovery in anne arundel county after a man finds a skull in a wooded area. t

secretary salazar. congressional republicans, including our chairman, then asked the interior department's office of inspector general to investigate whether the edits were intentional and politically motivated. the o.i.g. reviewed drafts of the report, e-mails exchanged between the department departmef interior and the white house and interviewed peer reviewers, as well as department of interior employees involved in the editing. the conclusion? there was no evidence of wrongdoing. not satisfied with this conclusion, the committee majority has responded by turning its investigation to the acting inspector general, mary kendall. but the majority's problem is not really with ms. kendall and it's not with the white house or the interior department, either. the majority's problem is with the facts. the facts don't show what the majority wants them to show. so now, all that's left is to investigate the investigation i want to close again by reminding the majority of what was happening at the time. look at t

you should have secretary salazar here and he will tell you he made the decision. you should have the c.e.o.'s of halliburton, b.p. and transocean sit here because when you -- what you should be doing -- trying to do is get to the bottom of the ocean. you should be trying to find out what happened? why -- why were those workers harmed? why was the environment harmed? why was the fishing industry harmed? what nerve did those companies have to change the safety procedures? bring them in here and set them up as an example to -- so it never happens again in the united states. we'll know you're serious about what happened at the bottom of the ocean when you have them sitting here but we're going to go through the whole two years and that's gun -- not going to happen and this woman sits here as really a diversion, a red herring the we might as well put an aquarium out here, you have so many red herrings floating around and this woman sits here as part of your plan to have 149 votes on the house floor for the oil and gas industry and none to help wind and solar. to have a

authorities say eunice serrato and her boyfriend juan salazar, jr.themselves in to border agents this morning. that is the same day authorities found r found two men dead inside her parent's house. salazar is a suspect in those killings. . >>> hundreds of firefighters descend on a steep hillside in santa cruz county where winds threatened to whip a fire towards homes. the fire is now out, but ktvu's patti lee joins us from santa cruz county where she learned the threat so far from over. patti. >> reporter: that is right there. is a threat of dry lightning strikes tonight and through tomorrow. whether lightning was the cause of this morning's fire is unphone, but the incident commanders say investigators are still on scene looking for a cause. 250 firefighters, four air tankers and two helicopters were key to beating back these flames. >> he i woke up to helicopter sounds, and then i looked outside and saw all of this smoke and thought it was smog at first. >> reporter: a 1 call this morning alerted calfire to smoke sights in the las cumbres neighborh

adelita salazar- madre de familia :09 nos toca ir a una pausa pero antes le damos la bienvenida a oscaro ultimo de buenas tarde para todos, y desde ya feliz fin de semana, vamos rapidamente con el resumen de la liga de campeones de concacaf con una buena cantidad de goles. en el resumen de los juegos olimpicos un par de medallas para paises latinos mientras que otros atletas hacen su propia historia. el boxeador floyd mayweather jr. saliÓ hoy de una prisio "n en las vegas tras cumplir dos meses de una sentencia de tres meses en un caso de violencia domÉstica. el invicto pu Úgil saliÓ de la cÁrcel del condado clark en las primeras horas de la maÑana para reanudar una carrera boxi Ística. josÉ hernÁndez, policÍa de las vegas, dijo que a mayweather se le redujeron varios dÍas de su sentencia por buena conducta y cumplir labores. por ahora maywheater no sabe a quien podria enfrentar en su proximo combate. hasta aqui los deportes en noticias washington seguimos dando a conocer a nuestros talentos locales..en seguida regresamos con el segmento de entretenimient es viernes de entretenimiento y

you should have secretary salazar here and he will tell you he made the decisions. you should have the co's of halliburton, bp, and trans ocean sitting here. what you should be trying to do is to get to the bottom of the ocean. you should be trying to find out what happens, why were those workers help, why was the environment harm, why wasn't the fishing industry helped, what nerve to those companies have to change this shift -- safety procedures text bring them in here and set it up as an example to let the world know it will never happen again in the united states. we will know you're serious. we will know you want to get to the bottom of the ocean when you have them sitting here. we're going to go through the whole two years and that is not going to happen. this woman sits here as a diversion, a red herring. we might as well put in an aquarium here because we have so many red herrings. this woman is just your, unfortunately, as part of your plan to have 149 votes on the house floor for the oil and gas industry and none to help wind and solar. two people loan guar

take vo ---la joven junto a su novio juan manuel salazar de 19 aÑos se presentaron ante agentes de laatrulla fronteriza en san ysidro, el sabado pasado. ---el doble homicidio ocurrio en la casa de los padres de la adolescente en la localidad de san ardo y las victimas son hector reyes de 33 aÑos y daniel fraga de 35. ---la policia todavia busca a rogelio viles de 21 aÑos en relacion con los homicidios. cesar ---este mes se realizaran las dos ultimas vistas publicas de la comision de etica que analiza la destitucion del alguacil de san francisco ross mirkarimi... take vo ---el funcionario quien se encuentra suspendido acepto haber cometido violencia intrafamiliar contra su esposa eliana lopez... ---el alcalde de san francisco ed lee fue quien solicito la destitucion de mirkarimi... ---la comision entregara una recomendacion a los supervisores de condado quienes decidiran en octubre si destituyen o no al alguacil. cesar ---mientras muchos utilizan la computadora para entretenerse.. otros desarrollan destrezas para participar en una de las competencias mas importantes que organiza un gig

salazar is a suspect in the killings. monterrey county investigators on their way to the mexican border to bring the two back. food, music and art are drawing them in at the art and soul festival and shows us why oaklanders say they have reason to be proud. christian kafton. >> reporter: you can see that djs have taken over at oakland city hall and you can see the light show projected on the side of the building. tonight the party goes until midnight and oakland residents say this party is an economic windfall. tonight it's all about art and soul. music filled the air as oakland's signature fair got underway. >> oakland isn't as bad as what people are saying. >> reporter: the phoenix draws visitors from all over the bay area. >> it has incredible music. >> reporter: mayor quan says these festivals draw visitors to oakland. >> we were able to add back staff and add back programs this year, because our economy is on the rise. >> reporter: bryant thomas is one of oakland's small businessman and he says gnarledly the downtown

---la joven junto a su novio juan manuel salazar de 19 aÑos se presentaron ante agentes de la patrullariza en san ysidro, el sabado pasado. ---el doble homicidio ocurrio en la casa de los padres de la adolescente en la localidad de san ardo y las victimas son hector reyes de 33 aÑos y daniel fraga de 35. ---la policia todavia busca a rogelio viles de 21 aÑos en relacion con los homicidios. blanca ---fue un accidente aparatoso por la autopista 4 en pittsburg, y esta tarde la familia involucrada continua hospitalizada.. .los detalles en el siguiente reportaje. take pkg ;01 --8 personas, incluyendo a 2 niÑos venian en una --se ha convertido en una guerra por proteger un parque comunitario en san jose. vo -- y es que los vecinos estan indignados con la propuesta de modernizar el parque "mise" al oeste de la ciudad por la avenida moorpark y la 2-80, con cesped artificial. --parte del descontento viene por que la preparatoria privada "mitty" esta involucrada en la remodelacion que incluiria un campo de soccer, de softball y nuevas luces "led" pero los vecinos dicen que el proyecto no vale la

it was lifted as a six year-old girl was found safe near the mexican border unit cerrado and want salazar jr. turn themselves into board told agents that couple had not been seen since 2 men were found dead in sciroccos parents' home in monterey county. crews working on the cow the caught tunnel are close to finishing excavation don knapp is on a o: officials say the project on schedule. >>> construction projects in the bay area just seemed to grind on and on but every now and then we get encouragement at the fourth board of the cow the caught tunnel we understand excavation is complete and they work on the road that will carry traffic through the hills. two years when work started the excavation is complete but it will be another year and longer before commuters get the traffic relief promised by the project. >>> last november machines tunneling through mud and rock punched through opening all that stretched and tired of the east bay hills now it is roughed up to full size it is like telling straight down. >>> the estrada and ground is oriented almost vertically and that means the ground

in the area of mediation, which is managed by don salazar, at the end of the second quarter, there were36 cases, compared to 33 in 2011, the were mediated. as a previously reported, on june 1, the mediation program received an awarr

in the area of mediation, which is managed by don salazar, at the end of the second quarter, there were36 cases, compared to 33 in 2011, the were mediated. as a previously reported, on june 1, the mediation program received an award for excellence in alternative dispute resolution. outreach -- during the second quarter, we were quite active. at the invitation of the police department, we met with the delegation of justice's -- the justices, sponsored by the secretary of state. in april, i was interviewed by a former police commissioner for his criminal justice podcast. that was available on the website. and i explained the meetings of the occ. staff gave presentations to youth groups from bernal heights, a youth summit at balboa high school, the national alliance on mental illness, and a group of juvenile justice advocates. we also made presentations to the san francisco youth commission. we staffed booths at the annual summer resource fair and the police department use resource fair in the western edition. we continue to distribute release forms. we worked with the arab cultural and co

david salazar, the victim of the battery, refuses to identify his attacker, and the corcoran officers launch a massive investigation. >> let me see your knuckles. >> flip them. you can pick up your shirt? >> take your whole shirt off. >> hey, salazar, are you a -- >> this inmate apparently got assaulted really, really bad inside the gym. we're going to have to take him to the ambulance, to the hospital. he was severely beaten from what we can tell. we don't know if there's any weapons involved. we have our staff searching right now, making sure that there is no weapons, and trying to find the assailant. >> we responded to an alarm over on 3a in the gym and had an inmate having injuries consistent with being the victim of a battery. so we're checking the area. we're going to conduct a search. look for any possible weapons, possible suspects. >> inmates are searched one by one and sent to the yard. >> they've cleared the gym. strip searched basically everybody in the gym looking for any type of wounds, any type of suspected blood that may be on the clothing, on the skin. kind of a vague

rodham and her boyfriend suspected murder one salazar jr. turn themselves into a border patrol agents. that not been seen since 2 men were found dead in monterey county investigators are traveling to san diego to return the pair to monterey county. as suspected gunmen in the tucson massacre expected to plead guilty. six people killed in the shootings in january 2011 congresswoman gabrielle giffords and 12 others wounded a source close as a psychiatrist will testify that jared laughlin is competent to enter a plea. he will then plead guilty and received a life sentence. it depends on the judge to allow it. oakland was to cut down on violence and especially by and against children the police chief called for a curfew. cbs 5 reporter lisa washington says parents are taking a different approach. >>> another statistic on oakland crime since january more than 400 juveniles arrested for major and violent crime scan from homicide to car thefts and oakland pastor holds a parenting conference will reduce crime. >>> and not excited about it just my son

her boyfriend, 19-year-old juan salazar, jr. is one of the suspects in the double murder. >>> in santa cruz county firefighters are keeping watch on a seven acre fire that is fully contained to make sure it does not flare-up today. it broke out yesterday morning west of los gatos. sky 7 h tkwarbgs over the scene the fire raced through a rural area -- threatening more than 200 homes. a couple was ready to evacuate they lived a mile from the fire. >> we could see flames and we started to think about what was important and what wasn't. started packing. >> we hooked the computers, decided to look for photographs that were hard copies and put the cats away. >> just as the beckers were about to leave calfire declared it under control. >>> wildfire in national forest 100% contained crews mopping up the 1,000 fire. all road restrictions in the area were lifted yesterday evening one of several fires burning around the state. a 60 acre wildfire is now 0% contained. crews pulled back yesterday because of safety concerns. in riverside count

let's bring them in, let's bring in secretary salazar. he will tell you why he imposed the moratorium. the difference between a moratorium and a pause, a temporary inaction, a temporary delay, it is the same definition. you want to fight over that? you do that, but it is so clear, this innuendo, this attempt to divert, because you do not want to get to the central issues of what this committee should be all about. >> time has expired. >> could staff pleas puts exhibit 9 on the screen. we talked about this earlier. it says there in the red box to the left, this is steve black saying in an e-mail dated may 28 -- and thanks for the kind words and for your participation in so many of the meetings and interviews leading up to this report. why should we not believe steve black when he says that you participated in the process? >> i attended. i did not participate in the process of the 30-day report. i did not participate in the development of the executive summary. i did not know how many times i can say that. that is the fact. >> steve black w

secretary salazar parent congressional republicans asked -- secretary salazar.sional republicans asked for investigation on whether these were politically motivated. the ocs review draft of the report and interviewed read yours as well as department of interior -- reviews, as well as department of interior employees. the conclusion? there was no evidence of wrongdoing. not satisfied with this conclusion, the community majority has -- the committee majority has responded by turning the investigation to the acting inspector general, mary kendall, but the majority's problem is not really with the white house, ms. kendall, or the department of interior. the majority's problem is with the facts. the fed still not sure what the majority wants them to show. -- the facts do not show what the majority wants them to know, so now all was left for them to do is investigate the investigation. i want to remind the majority of what was happening at the time. look at these monitors. this is what secretary salazar and others in the administration were trying to stop. this is wha

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salazar says fixing the system with tunnels is a major reason the federal government is involved. >> each year has brought more uncertainty. uncertainty for the farmers and for the fisherman and for the families across the state who rely on the water to sustain their livelihoods. >> reporter: the governor says the new plan-- the biggest tunnel in the country, longer and wider than the chunnel between england and france-- would be a great improvement, even if all the details haven't been worked out. >> the proposal is a big idea for a big state, for an ambitious people that since the gold rush have been setting the trends and the tone for the entire united states so this is >> reporter: besides improving reliability of water deliveries, the plan envisions restoring the delta by improving the dangerously declining fisheries and by restoring floodplains and tidal marshes. >> the proposal balances the concerns of those who live and work on the delta, those who rely on it for water, and those who appreciate its beauty, its fish, waterfowl and wildlife. >> reporter: but a coalition of delt

. >> de 16 aÑos estÁ de regreso con su familia mientras que su novio juan manuel salazar wljunr permanecearrestado bajo sospecha de robar alambre de cobre de un almacÉn, agentes de la policÍa rodearon el inmueble localizado en el nÚmero 210 de la calle corona tras recibir un reporte de actividad sospechosa en el lugar. >> anthony ahora enfrenta cargos por robo y por posesiÓn de propiedad robada. >> el rostro del autor de una masacre en wisconsin donde perdieron la vida 6 personas se trata de 40 aÑos. >> efectivamente marÍa leticia lo definieron como un neonazi frustrado veterano de guerra del ejÉrcito estadounidense, ex dirigente de una banda de rock. >> paz gonzÁlez nos amplia la informaciÓn. >> fotografÍas obtenidas mientras la policÍa intenta completar una historia difÍcil de comprender se conoce que tenÍa 40 aÑos y vivia cerca del templo hace unos 2 meses. >> no hubo sospecha del peligro en la comunidad. >> (en inglÉs). >> yo pensÉ que era el lugar mÁs seguro del mundo, aparentemente no. >> que la gente no se equivoque con nosotros, porque usamos toro bastantes como parte de nuestra r

interior secretary salazar later apologized for the mistake. this is two hours and 45 minutes. >> he the committee will come to order and the chair notes the presence of a quorum which under rule 3e is to members and i appreciate your being here. ag committee on natural resources is meeting today to hear testimony on oversight hearing on oversight of the actions can, independence and accountability of the acting inspector general at the department of the interior. under committee rule 4f opening statements are limited to chairman and the ranking member of the committee however i ask unanimous consent that any members who wish to have the statement in the record habit i've close of business today and without objection so ordered. i will now recognize myself for five minutes. two years ago members of this committee called on the department of the interior's acting inspector general to conduct an investigation into the departments may 2010 drilling moratorium report executive summary that was edited to appear as though the six-month drilling morat

they also arrested salazar, who was already wanted to a burglar. the tips came through a new program where people can text tips to the number that spells out the word crimes. >> the tipster's phone number is encrypted and that is sent back to the antioch police department and the tips are truly anonymous. >> reporter: mcdermott hopes it will inspire others to be more vigilant. >> it's good news. the cameras help. >> reporter: while this is the first arrest with the helps of tips off, the chief tells me it's already processed hundreds of tips. yet police say this new program should not be used for crimes in progress. they still want you to call them directly for that. >>> law enforcement officers and state lawmakers today applauded a new law that they say will help investigators track down thieves. it authorizes a state database to track pawnshop and metal recycling transactions. currently they have to fill out paper forms and send them to the department of justice. but law enforcement officers say this new system will allow for realtime tracking of

they also arrested salazar, who was already wanted to a burglar. tips came through a new program where people can text tips to the number that spells out the word crimes. >> the tipster's phone number is encrypted and that is sent back to the antioch police department and the tips are truly anonymous. >> reporter: mcdermott hopes it will inspire others to be more vigilant. >> it's good news. the cameras help. >> reporter: while this is the first arrest with the helps of tips off, the chief tells me it's already processed hundreds of tips. yet police say this new program should not be used for crimes in progress. they still want you to call them directly for that. >>> law enforcement officers and state lawmakers today applauded a new law that they say will help investigators track down thieves. it authorizes a state database to track pawnshop and metal recycling transactions. currently they have to fill out paper forms and send them to the department of justice. but law enforcement officers say this new system will allow for realtime tracking of sto

her boyfriend, juan salazar, jr.he suspect necessary double murder. >> ama: a bit of rain fell in the bay area. >> alan: here's a live look out. let's go right to leigh glaser for a look at the forecast. >> leigh: not a whole lot. much of it was in the form of sprinkles or mist and drizzle, but check out on live doppler 7hd, hundreds -- i'm telling you -- hundreds of lightning strikes moving up the spine of the sierra, right near south lake tahoe. you can notice the arcing of the moisture feed from south to north is moving off the coast. hoarse the bay area and all of it is slowly starting to move to the north of us. we still have some returns, though. go ahead and check it out closer. right over the bay bridge here, heading over to berklee, oakland, a little bit of a return here, may just see heavy mist and drizzle, from fairfax up towards novato, and a little to the west now. between antioch and concord. also, we're seeing some returns, the higher peaks towards byron highway, livermore valley area, and we're also s

her boyfriend, juan salazar, jr. is one of the suspect necessary double murder. >> ama: a bit of rain fell in the bay area. >> alan: here's a live look out. let's go right to leigh glaser for a look at the forecast. >> leigh: not a whole lot. much of it was in the form of sprinkles or mist and drizzle, but check out on live doppler 7hd, hundreds -- i'm telling you -- hundreds of lightning strikes moving up the spine of the sierra, right near south lake tahoe. you can notice the arcing of the moisture feed from south to north is moving off the coast. hoarse the bay area and all of it is slowly starting to move to the north of us. we still have some returns, though. go ahead and check it out closer. right over the bay bridge here, heading over to berklee, oakland, a little bit of a return here, may just see heavy mist and drizzle, from fairfax up towards novato, and a little to the west now. between antioch and concord. also, we're seeing some returns, the higher peaks towards byron highway, livermore valley area, and

. >> reporter: yusuf salazar says today is like a coming out of the shadows for he and other undocumenteds. his future looks a little brighter. >> we've been waiting for this, you know? it's not the dream act but it's something. the main thing is school, go to college, be somebody, help my family. my parents, mainly. >> if you are not eligible for deferred action your application will be denied. >> reporter: lawyers and immigrants right activists assist undocumenteds with their paperwork. >> you'll go to them on monday and they'll just check and make sure everything is okay. >> reporter: if it checks out and they can prove they've finished high school and have a clean criminal record they can stay here, get a driver's license, seek further schooling and go to work. because of the here is number of people here today some had to be turned away. in all, about 1,500 were able to complete their application and, in about a month, they'll receive their new deferred status. xavier manning, who lives in glendale heights, was one of the unlucky ones who didn't make it in. >> they didn't have enough

adam salazar, a 26 year-old grad student, who considers himself a republican, but voted for presidentelection. annabel foery, 64, who voted republican in the last two presidential elections, but isn't sure she trusts governor romney and wants to see more cooperation on both sides to get things done. beth hersom, 30, a registered democrat who considers herself a swing voter. she voted for obama but declares herself "disappointed," particularly on the issue of abortion. ben harris, a 21 year old college student who is casting his first vote, and supported john mccain the last time around. and tom wilson, 46, an independent, and an obama voter in '08, who is very concerned about the future of the economy for his family. was tonight's speech useful to you? did it add something to everything you're taking onboard to help you make up your mind? i didn't find enough meat on it, but i appreciated some of his statements, particularly the statements about his... about his position towards family values, towards the most important value in america was faith. that appealed to me, but i - im looki

well i would you pleased your reports earlier this week and i agree with what interior secretary salazar said in one of your reports. he said that the development of natural gas is one of the greatest opportunities for economic security, national security, and environmental security. this-- the development of the shale revolution, which we're in the midst of now, is the single most important energy development in the global energy scene since the discovery of the east texas field in the 1930s. for the u.s., this is unqualified good news. now, are there local impacts are there fence line issues for neighbors and are there concerns? of course there are. and those won't go away because we're seeing a lot of drilling in areas that haven't had it before. >> brown: so, kight, let's go to very specific issue of course at the heart of the new technology that allows a lot of this new production is tooking. so, kate sinding, talk to us a little bit that's. the obvious plus suget more and it's what cost? >> right, ye, fracking, the development of fracking combined in the case of many of these resou

juan salazar jr. is one of the suspects wanted in a double killing that happened saturday, the day an amber alert was issued for ser rato. deputies say the investigation into the double homicide is ongoing and more arrests are expected. >>> the search for sierra lamar continued today with one of the biggest volunteer turnouts in recent weeks. about 60 people showed up in morgan hill to search for the missing teenager. roaringers are trying to get the word out that they still need help. they've been struggling to maintain momentum and interest. and one volunteer we spoke with today said they appreciate any help they can get. >> if you're not doing anything, if you have time, just come out for an hour. if the searches are on you can help here in the office here, in the front. we 2350need help. or even here just helping us do paperwork. >> sierra disappeared on march 16th on her way to her school bus stop in morgan hill. her body has not been found. the man accused of kidnapping and killing her, antolin