they drove to reno when they got a call saying salem had been found. he had been missing in the reno area back in january, he was taken to a reno animal shelter and that's where his microtrip led them back to him. >> now the animal shelter is offering free microchips and so far 4500 is now in -- so far there is more than 4500 pets who have them. >>> there is wind but no green yet and steve and i have been looking at that closely. let's look at 280 north bound as you drive to highway 17 also this morning's commute looks good passing mission, let's go to steve. >>> we have a lot of cloud cover and fog as well. 50s and 60s, it is trying to rain but there is not enough and more likely tonight into tomorrow it will looks better, 60s and 70s on the highs. >>> where is steve snowden? this morning the former contractor booked a flight but he was not on it. where it is believed he is headed. >> they will be anxiously awaiting a possible decision on gay marriages but we will tell you what is new this morning. >>> many crashed into the san francisco bay, what the

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exclusively a muslim problem, 400 years ago, my fellow call calvinist protestants were burning witches in salem, massachusets. john: what is your point on war on terror. >> at east in parteally important to realize that there is an idealogical side. it is not just random violence, we need to get it straight, not get bogged down on a nonsensible ib notion of buying politically correct. john:hat do you want to do? kill them all ? of course not, you need to start out b noteing politically correct, understaing where some of the movements come from. and some of is some parts of islam, we need to be cand about that. john: saudis have a big education campaign, whabi schools ty teach stuff like th to kill homosexuals. these people are our partners supposed. >> about 1 to 2% of muslims saudis control, and where the rah habes are doing -- rah habe wahh are doing writing and teaches is hostile to other religions, in forms of advocating violence in the form of jihad and so forth. john: we're not going to bomb alall these people. we can't convince them to be more open minded. what do you want to do? >> i wa

exclusively a muslim problem, 400 years ago, my fellow call calvinist protestants were burning witches in salem, massachusets. john: what is your point on war on terror. >> at least in part really important t realize that there is an idealogical side. it is not just random violence, we need to get it straight, not get boggedown on a nonsensible ible notion of buying politically correct. john: what do you want to do? kill them all ? >> of course not, you nee to start out by not being politically corre, understanding where some of the movements come from. and some of is some parts of islam, we need to be candi about that. john: saudis have a big education campaign, wahhabi schools they teach stuff like that to kill homosexuals. these people are our partns supposly. >> about 1 to 2% ofuslims saudis ctrol, and where the rah habes are doing -- rah habe wahhabis are doing wting and teaches is hostile to other religions, in forms of advocating violence in the for of jihadnd so forth. john: we're not going to bomb all these people. we can't convince them to be more open minded. what do you want to do?

exclusively a muslim problem, 400 years ago, my fellow call calvinist protestants were burning witches in salem, massachusets. john: what is your point on war on terror. >> at least in part really important to realize that there is an idealogical side. it is not just random violence, we need to get it straight, not get bogged down on a nonsensible ible notion of buying politically correct. john: what do you want to do? kill them all ? >> of course not, you need to start out by not being politically correct, understanding where some of the movements come from. and some of is some parts of islam, we need to be candid about that. john: saudis have a big education campaign, wahhabi schools they teach stuff like that to kill homosexuals. these people are our partners supposedly. >> about 1 to 2% of muslims saudis control, and where the rah habes are doing -- rah habe wahhabis are doing writing and teaches is hostile to other religions, in forms of advocating violence in the form of jihad and so forth. john: we're not going to bomb all these people. we can't convince them to be more open minded. what

problem. 400 years ago my fellow cal vannist protestants i am a presbyterian were burning witches in salem, massachusetts. >> what's your point here about the war on terror? >> it is at least really important to realize there is an ideological side to it not just random violence. we need to call it straight and stop getting bogged down in some of this nonsense cal notion of being colcalpolitically correct. that's a way not to thinking out how to deal with the issue. >> what do you want to do? kill them all? >> of course not. need to start out by not being politically correct. you need to start where some of the movements are coming from. some of it are some parts of islam and we need to be candid about that. >> the saudis have this big education campaign the wahhabi schools where they teach how to kill homosexuals. these people are our partners supposedly. >> between one and two percent of islamic community they are doing the writing and preaching it tends to be hostile to other religions in the form of violence in the form of jihad and so forth. we have to be clear and straight forward ab

governor eliot spitzer and 300 years ago on this day bridget bishop was hanged near salem, massachusettstestable arts called witchcraft and sourcerries. so at least george zimmerman can be sure he'll get a fairer trial than she did. this is "viewpoint." >> john: good evening i'm john fugelsang, and this is "viewpoint." thank you for joining us tonight. a former nsa contractor gave us an idea who it's been targeting lately. >> the nsa targets the communication of everyone. it ingests them by default. any analyze at any time can target anyone, any selector anywhere. i sitting at my desk certainly had the authorities to wiretap anyone from you or your accountant to a federal judge or even to the president if i had a personal e-mail. >> john: in the past tweak 29-year-old edward snowden had exposed two top nsa programs, which he discussed on "the guardian" website. the government checks e-mails and collection logs and the ns axe gotsgot direct access from microsoft, yahoo, google facebook paltalk, skype youtube and apple. now so far facebook google, yahoo have actually denied at allowing the

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these are live pictures from minnville, oregon, northeast of salem, where a tornado hit.pper has been flying over the scene. luckily no one was injured. look how it literally ripped the roof off of this building here, just some of the damage. you see people in the upper right corner walking around, no doubt assessing how quickly the tornado can come through.4cv we don't know the strength of the tornado. but it just touched down in that area. >> actually being reported as rated ef 1. so on the smaller scale. >> exactly. but no doubt the damage is done. good news is no one was injured in that. just something we're keeping an eye on. >>> 6:45 right now. board members taking heat from angry parents during a tense meeting which ended7b'ñ this morning. parents accusing members of creating a toxic environment which forced teachers and administrators to leave. "today in the bay's" marla tellez in the newsroom with more details on these accusations against the board. >> it turned into an early morning meeting. the meeting wrapped up at 1:00 this morning. it ran for a total of seve

and later served as a surrogate parent for his brothers, particularly john who was now a doctor in salem. at harvard warn's talent for pursuing a dizzying variety of extracurricular activities was evident. he staged several performances of the politically-themed play cato in his dorm room. he joined the college's militia company, a classmate later told the story of how warren responded to being locked out of a meeting of fellow students in an upper story dormitory room. instead of pounding, he made his way to the building's roof, shimmied down a rain spout and climbed in through an open window. just as he was making his entrance, the spout crashed to the ground. warren simply shrugged and commented that the spout had served its purpose. for a boy who had lost his father to a fatal fall, it was an illustrative bit of bravado. this was a young man who dared to do what should have by all rights terrified him. it was at harvard that warren showed an interest in medicine. the great challenge for medical students in the 18th century was finding human cadavers for dissection. it's likely that w

so says paul salem, director of the carnegie middle east center. >> the lebanese have found a way to coexist and manage their tensions without major confrontation. that arrangement is coming under a lot of stress because of the conflict in syria. >> hassan nasrallah, what he did effectively he entrapped lebanon into the syrian quagmire. >> reporter: hezbollah's engagement in the syria conflict, led by hassan nasrullah, has angered many including: former prime minister fouad siniora. >> this is endangering the political situation, the social cohesion of the entire country, as well as the economic and social consequences in lebanon that are very devastating. >> reporter: as head of a moderate, largely sunni bloc in parliament, siniora joined with other factions to forge an official government policy of neutrality in the syria conflict. but that policy was always a sham, says newspaper editor ibrahim al amine, who is close to hezbollah and its leader. >> ( translated ): no lebanese can say he is not concerned with what is going on in syria. in lebanon, there are two sides: one force sup

eras in american history that the fifth amendment was designed to prevent from recurring like the salem witch trials. where people were pilloried and worse. i believe that if we pass this resolution we are trampling on the rights of an american citizen and that trumps everything. that trumps the need for her testimony. that trumps her status as a federal employee. that trumps her status as an official at the irs. if we are not above protecting the rights of american citizens, what are we about as members of congress? i urge my colleagues to put aside politics here. i urge my colleagues especially on the other side to think carefully about what we are about to do. you may make a small political gain by passing this resolution, an enormous long-term cost and you will erode the confidence of the american people and what we are about. and there is an institutional commitment all of us need to be concerned about. and i plead with my colleagues to think carefully. why not take some time and have a hearing so that we can air this out? i yield back. >> i think the gentleman and now recognize th

advantage just just just think about it for a minute mark if somebody submit an application for the salem children's village odds are they're not partisan but if somebody said that's an application that says occupy new york which which was one that was investigated or the tea party of lower lower pennsylvania then probably there is a possibility anyway that they're engaged i'm sure that if i go to the logical element to it of what you're looking into but the bottom line is whatever terms you pick the it's going to lead to the results the investigation being pretty much will go where it starts to some degree so when you pick those terms you have to be very careful what i saw was that it looks like the legislature members the legislature were using the tax power to some degree the republican majority the regio in this case this is the story the republican majority i'm not a rebel i'm a republican i'm just glad that their life has learned a lot. and then we won't see any more of these which oh yeah you know the first thing he said when it was pointed out to the white house you can go right a

it used to be known as salem, massachusetts.ave an open door policy for people associated with terrorism? how they are defending a visit from a muslim preacher whose boss is so radical he's banned from the united states of america. in stupid loud places. to prove it, we set up our call center right here... [ chirp ] all good? [ chirp ] getty up. seriously, this is really happening! [ cellphone rings ] hello? it's a giant helicopter ma'am. [ male announcer ] get it done [ chirp ] with the ultraugged ocera torque, only from sprint direct conct. buy one get four free for your business. >>> wait until you hear about this medical mystery. up to two dozen students in massachusetts exhibiting unexplained hiccups and vocal tics. >> so is this a real medical outbreak, or could it be brought on by mass hysteria? not because it's massachusetts, but is it really mass hysteria? dr. keith ablow joins us. welcome to the program. what is it and how long has it been going on? >> well, listen, this has been going on for a long time. they've been

now parts of north carolina including raleigh-durham, over towards winston salem and norfolk, virginia and richmond potentially dealing with some of that severe weather. i think a few tornadoes as we go into the afternoon hours. two severe thunderstorm watch boxes in effect. one expires at 2:00 for parts of kentucky and west virginia. a new one has been issued for parts of tennessee, kentucky again, virginia and maryland. that goes until 7:00 p.m. tonight. that's where i think as the next couple hours go we'll see severe weather. we see this now cutting right across parts of the appalachians. incredibly heavy rain here, allisyn, ground that's very saturated, so we have flood watches and warnings in effect for 14 states. tonight some areas as much as five inches of rain. ali? >> can you turn the rain off? >> i can. by tomorrow afternoon and saturday, it looks great. >>> the situation in syria is getting a closer look today after former president clinton suggested mr. obama's approach may leave him looking like a, quote, wuss. ambassador bolton is next on what's really going on with thes

it is especially important right now because it comes on the heels of the salmon's salem of fire thategislators wait for the result of that situation, they are moving forward to create new legislation that will provide more regulation on these limos. >> we are waiting on the highway patrol to complete its investigation to know exactly what caused the fire. we do know is that number one the limousines had nine passengers are less are not inspected by a third party at any time. theirself inspected and self reported as far as the mechanics. limousines do not have a fire extinguisher requirement or for an extra exit. that is what we're looking for and our legislation. >> it appears there is no other group that people like < congress. a new gallup poll shows americans confidence in congress drop to a mere 10 percent this week, the law's level not only for congress but for any institution ever on record. the poll place congress dead last among 16 institutions and a survey that included banks, a supreme court and the presidency. they include at gas stations in that? >> we're getting some hig

like the salem witch trials. where people were pilloried and worse. i believe that if we pass this resolution, we are trampling on the rights of an american citizen him and that trumps everything. that trumps the need for her testimony to my that trumps her status as a federal employee, that trumps her status as an official at the irs. if we are not about protecting the rights of american citizens, what are we about as members of congress? i urge colleages to put aside politics here. i urge my colleagues to go carefully about what we are about to do. you may make a small political gain by passing this resolution, with long-term costs, and you will erode the onfidence in the people in what we are about, and there is an institutional commitment all of us need to be concerned about. and i plead with my colleagues to think carefully, why not take some time and have a hearing so we can air this out? i yield back. >> i recognize the gentleman rom tennessee. >> i rise to speak in opposition to the amendment in the nature of a substitute. >> the gentleman is

it was once known as salem village, site of witch hunts. >>> talk about a bombshell.wim by that. navy officials say they had to detonate the fully functional mine that dates back to world war ii and probably washed onshore after super storm sandy. >> alisyn: we showed you what not to wear on that job interview. now we have the right thing to wear. cheryl casone joins us with alex and michelle to reveal their brand-new outfits that they'll wear. >> one third of bosses say it's about the clothes. they can decide whether or not they're going to hire you. we have taken alex and michelle out of the studio. we have dressed them up. now we've got them ready for the interview. alex, how do you feel? >> like a million bucks. >> this is a men's warehouse suit. he's got a nice red tie. not much of a design. it's not too loud, unlike the dollar tie that we had earlier. and this is a conservative color. you want to have more either a black, navy or a dark gray suit. this is a navy blue, correct? >> yes. >> and the shoes as well. if we could pan down. this is something else that's

online.read more sandra is joining us from winston-salem north carolina, democrats line.aller: good morning. good morning. i appreciate you having a son. -- us on. we have been going through a lot of distractions and i want to see when our government gets to a place where they honor the man they put in office, but not just with honoring him, but honoring the people's desires and needs. it will take all of us to rebuild america. it will take all of us to rebuild our infrastructure. it will also take them to stop playing games with each other. stop playing dodge ball and putting the focus back on what is important, that is families. , this country, that is this country, it is families. as a result of that, we will be distracted and doing opposite things instead of building each other up. a man is teaching us what will be most important if we don't start getting a grip on what is most important and that is loving each other. getting rid of some of these issues like racism and power struggles and stuff and start ,aking cuts in the legislation their money, and be able to under

you know, less than 18 hours ago i was standing before friends and family in my small town of salem, missouri, and just got elected. we hit the ground running and wanted to make sure that we didn't waste any time to get up here. so all i can say is that i truly look forward to working with every member of this body. there's 435 of us. my goal is to get to know each and every one of you and help move the country forward one step at a time. i know that we're not going to agree on everything, but you know what, we need to find those places that we do agree on the issues and then come together and work for the better. and i think that we can do that, and i look forward to working with the entire chamber, and it's truly and honor and pleasure to represent the fine folks in south east and south central -- southeast and south central missouri, following in the footsteps of jo ann emerson and thank you and i look forward to working with you. the speaker: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. under clause 5-d rule 20, the chair announces to the house in light of the administratio

like the salem witch trials. where people were pilloried and worse. i believe that if we pass this resolution, we are trampling on the rights of an american citizen him and that trumps everything. that trumps the need for her testimony to my that trumps her status as a federal employee, that trumps her status as an official at the irs. if we are not about protecting the rights of american citizens, what are we about as members of congress? i urge colleages to put aside politics here. i urge my colleagues to go carefully about what we are about to do. you may make a small political gain by passing this resolution, with long-term costs, and you will erode the confidence in the people in what we are about, and there is an institutional commitment all of us need to be concerned about. and i plead with my colleagues to think carefully, why not take some time and have a hearing so we can air this out? i yield back. >> i recognize the gentleman from tennessee. >> i rise to speak in opposition to the amendment in the nature of a substitute. >> the gentleman i

. >> next is wayne calling from salem, oregon. go ahead. >> i think the ruling today was abomination. i think our country is really headed in the wrong direction. i think the court even tried to disqualify proposition 8, like the previous caller said that seven million people voted that marriage should be between a man and a woman. the justices, especially john roberts, who was appointed by bush and he is not a conservative like bush assumed and it is taking our country doing the wrong pagget. new next is gloria from jersey. >> i think the ruling today was very wrong. marriage should be between a man and a woman as everyone is saying, if you look in the bible, it's an abob nation. everything that is happening to our country, it's happening because of what is going on. this is so wrong. a ma'am and a woman, is supposed to be marriage. two men can't make babies, two women can't make babies. our world is in bad shape and they haven't seen the end of what is going to happen in this. > on facebook, religious marriage is a different thi