sawyer is charged with possession of a firearm in a liquor establishment.aintains the gun wasn't his. >> i mean, who else would contact the police detective in charge of a case before you even secure an attorney. obviously, i didn't have anything to hide. >> at sawyer's trial, the video plays a key role. witnesses praise sawyer for fending off the gunmen from outside. >> in their opinion, if it weren't for the actions of lashon, then people would be dead or injured. >> the trial ends in a hung jury. prosecutors agree to let sawyer take a state administered polygraph test to see if he's telling the truth about finding the gun in the bar. he passes and the charges are dismissed. the gunman who started the fight, marquese robbins, is eventually found and arrested. pleading no contest to two counts of felonious assault. sawyer is thankful the ordeal is over. >> america saw this video and thought, oh, god, here's another one. you know, here's a criminal. here's a -- i don't know, probably even said here's a gang member or something. but people that know me knew

tonight the everyman's comic is back, and diane sawyer has the exclusive interview. >>> but first, the "nightline" 5 which starts right now. >> the name your price tool. you tell them how much you want to pay. they help you find a policy to fit your budget. i told you wear something comfortable. >> this is a polyester blend. >> help. >> i got you. >> so beautiful. >>> good evening. tonight, an abc news exclusive interview with v. stiviano, the woman at the center of the donald sterling controversy speaking out about the firestorm sparked by a taped conversation between her and the billionaire l.a. clippers' owner. in the face of the scandal she has been hiding behind a visor until now. she sat down with abc's barbara walters for the first time just a short while ago. >> you have seen her all week, skating in front of her house with that odd visor covering her face, hoping to quench the paparazzi's thirst for her story. or exiting a restaurant, espousing presidential aspirations. >> one day i will become president of the united states of america. who is she? 31-year-old v. stiviano, the

. >> this afternoon i talked with diane sawyer about what is ahead on world news. and diane, you're going to be taking a look at the arizona wildfire s. >> we're there inside of the battle. the best of the best. tonight what it's like right there in the tower of flames. and also, coming up tonight memorial day weekend turned out to be a huge time of the year for running red lights, collisions because of that and we're going to break done the time of day and why they're doing it. and taking a look at pickpockets >> there are new techniques that they're using. cameras are trained on them tonight we're going to show you how to be more alert coming up tonight as well. >> thank you. >> and world news is coming up right after this newscast at 5:30. >> looks like a sunny day. >> yes. it is. looking out just beautiful. live doppler seven, we're livenling closer to live weekend here. the weather looking fantastic. we're seeing still some lingering gray along the coastline. moisture has been moving south ward. the low pressure continues to spin in nevada. moisture, gusty win

and the winners are abc's diane sawyer and robin roberts. so david frum, as we get ready for another huge hillary wave in the media i would say that perhaps there's a media obsession with the former first lady. is she in danger of being overexposed and the media flustering them? >> she is very cleverly using scarcity to make sure she never faces difficult questions. the clinton operation, since bill clinton left office, is just this morass of financial, ethical scandals. the idea that bill clinton was giving speeches in foreign countries and often to foreign governments while his wife was secretary of state, it's almost post-soviet. and yet that is not going to be discussed. and when you raise it, people's eyes roll. oh, that old story. you know, that's all been disclosed. it's been disclosed, but you don't care. >> i don't think diane sawyer's going to ask those questions. >> no. >> she once called hillary clinton dazzling. >> i also think that she's also a good reporter and a good interviewer. but she does have that softer side to her. and

sawyer says he basically taking junk and turning it into housing.inimalist features are for the container lover, an additional appeal. >> and i think they have a certain beauty. i like, i don't want to cover up the whole container. >> the cone takenner houses may prove to be a good business model since a used one can be purchased for under $2,000. dave and liz? liz: i am claustrophobic. david: bigger than a manhattan apartment i can tell you that. liz: thank you, steve harrigan. david: new military project combining a truck and a helicopter takes off for the first time. we have details of this revolutionary technology. more video. this is fun stuff. coming right up. liz: plus nasa scientists stepping up their research into the possibility of establishing human colonies on mars. we're going to bring you that story next. ♪ up. a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we ought to know. we're in the business of up. everyday delta flies a quarter of million people while investing

. >> in ohio, teenager jake sawyer saw a carp struggling to survive in the water. waded into the ankle-deep water, scooped up the carp and carried it to a pond. >>> the roads around his house should be dry today. that's not the case in the east. from the great lakes south to florida, expect slow going along very wet roadways. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in charlotte, atlanta, detroit and miami. >>> breaking news overnight in the family saga surrounding casey kasem. >> police say the radio legend has been found in washington state, just hours after his family filed a missing persons report. the 82-year-old suffers from parkins parkinson's disease and can no longer speak. his daughter suspected they took him to washington state. sheriff's deputies confirmed to abc news he is there and is in good health. >>> and the former royal editor to "the news of the world," claimed he repeatedly hacked the voicemails of the young royals. the hackings happening in the months before he was arrested for illegal eavesdropping. he acknowledged he listened to voic

in particular, you mentioned the twain of he can finn and tom -- huck finn and tom sawyer, i think thatain is better known to us. it's kind of the twain that we think of in our mind's eye whereas this twain was a kind of stranger, and it fascinated me that his emotions were so much closer to the surface, and to see him in this kind of embryonic phase where, you know, his emotions are a bit more, treatment, and the fundamental aspects of his style are starting to come together. to me, that was really fascinating. and i think, you know, the california context, for me, that was a big plus. yeah.?wsp'1 any other questions? yes, sir. >> first off, thank you. really appreciated the reading and the book. i have a question about stoddard, actually, and i was stod+áu know, given thati was san francisco has long been a bastion of gay rights and gay literature and culture, what has been the reception, you know, over the past century or so of stoddard, and has he been claimed as kind of a precursor to, you know, the life of a castro or, you know, how would you describe his reception later on? >> i

i mean, i read mark twain once i was a teenager and read tom sawyer and huckleberry finn but never reading arthur, the innocents abroad but essays. i knew that mark twain was involved in many different things. a lot of different -- so i was curious where your -- i mean, it is an excellent polk and i deeply appreciate. >> well, i always want to write about said francisco. i was. i had a sense, many of us have a vague sense that he spend time here, but we're not really sure how much. it turns out as i learned more about how much time he had spent here i realize that was the stores are wanted to write and particularly you mentioned-and tom sawyer, i think that is better known to lawyers, one now we think of in our mind's eye. as coming to me, was stranger. to see him in this embryonic face where his emotions are a bit more extreme, and the fundamental aspects of the style of started to come and gather. to me that was fascinating. the california context. >> thank you. i appreciated their reading. i have a question. it given that san francisco has long been a bastion of gay rights and litera

." >> before the show's taping yesterday she shared confession in her makeup room with diane sawyer anddid she know there was a mega surprise waiting for her outside. abc's david muir was in on the whole thing. >> reporter: she was headed to the dressing room not long before she would tape her last "the view." talking about women and tv and the hard part of getting on the air. >> getting ready for the show. >> for you it's the eyeliner. for me, i'm a natural beauty. all it takes is the makeup, the eyeliner, fake eyelashes, the hair, the color, who's counting. >> instant. >> like that. >> nothing. >> what barbara didn't know is diane was there for something else, to join the other women who came after barbara walters. >> i'm standing with connie chung and you are here because barbara walters. >> yeah. paved the way. she was the one who made it possible for the rest of us to even arrive and knock on the door. >> i notice something as i stand here. i stand with elizabeth, who sits in barbara's chair on "20/20" and jane who sat in barbara's chair on "the today show." what is it like to come

it has been disclosed but you don't care. >> i don't think diane sawyer will answer those questions.w called hillary clinton dazzling. >> she a good reporter and a good interviewer but she has the soft are side and the reason that the clinton campaign or the clinton group has pick her is because they also want the soft are side that diane and robin roberts can bring to the interview. >> robin roberts was hand picked by the white house for the interview which president obama decided he was in favor of gay marriage so...they clearly expect a sympathetic reception? >> would know if it is sympathetic but a lighter touch by two women. diane is becoming the next barbara walters, the person you sit down with, have the intimate ... >> soft questions and elicit interesting answers. often with politicians they are so prepared for the hard questions the soft question can surprise them and catch them. you have to deal with the appropriate topic areas and if you ignore those you will never find out. >> i don't think she does. >> since you ignored my opening question we debate the state of her bra

i join diane sawyer for what is ahead . >> i know how much you're covering fire and drought out there we'll have this man being called the new face of evil. did he kidnap to 76 girls? what will the u.s. do about it? >> you're going to take a look at something that is a hot topic here in the bay area. >> real estate sales. >> our real money team is back. you can increase the value of your home for $30,000 with simple things. >> world news is coming up right after this newscast. >> and an east bay museum celebrated cinco de mayo in a special way. decorating with the colors of mexico. kids cafe transformed into a mexican grocery store. kids able to decorate a tree of live. >> two bay area high schoolers named this year's presidential scholars 141 students were chosen, all selected based on academic success, artistic excellence, and community service. they will be honored next month. >> way to go, that is big. >> well, little bit windy out there and cool. >> trees have been swaying in the wind. there have been showers moving through santa rosa as i take you in and we're seeing annive vall

the issue is one issue about which i spoke to diane sawyer today >> you have a lot going on tonight. >> we do. we're going to show you the flash floods in the east. and what to do if it happens to you. we'll have big names lining up as potential buyers tonight. >> you're talking about humans and computers. >> are you ready for this? can you take this test and see if you spot the person faking the truth? or telling the truth? can a machine do it? what is the showdown tonight? >> thank you. >> and world news is coming up right after this newscast at 5:30. >> so stay tuned but now, hot, hot around the bay area. >> i feel like i stepped into a sauna. multiple bottles of water it's really hot for san francisco. close to previous records of this is a place you want to 84 in oakland. 89 in san jose. 91 in gilroy. hazy skies looking towards ocean beach. 83 in santa rosa. 91 degrees in livermore. from our camera, mostly clear skies tonight. warm to hot again tomorrow a cooler pattern friday flute weekend. this ridge going to hold on one more day we'll bring you more warm to hot weather. coole

clint will be setting down with diane sawyer and robin roberts for lengthy interviews.nd the same time as mrs. clinton's new book is released to the public. is this her kick-off? karl rove is a fox news contributor and founder of american cross rods. is this it? >> reporter: i doubt it. i think this is to promote a book. be hard to go into these interviews and lay out a comprehensive vision of the future for the book and then go back to sell the book. >> you think this is about a book. she doesn't need publicity or money from a book. is this not just an excuse to get people out there with diane sawyer and start making her case? >> well, first of all the book is important to framing any potential run. she says she's not made up her mind, she will make up her mind next year. certainly if you think about running you want to frame your most recent experience most recently her experience as secretary of state in the most favorable light. i'm not sure she benefits from a longer primary season, i think she has a shorter candidacy. the more that she's a candidate the worse it i

to steal secrets about american jobs i had a to talk with diane sawyer bit this afternoon. >> hello, cheryl. has the u.s. caught the chinese stealing secrets from american companies and workers? talking to the director of the fbi. also coming up tonight we'll have more with dr. richard beser about that nationwide beef alert. and have learned something that might make this more dangerous. >> also, a new way for families to cut health care costs. >> it's true. a real money back tonight. what if you can save hundreds and hundreds of dollars on medical bills with a phone call? the doctor coming to you? we save a family $2600 and it's coming up tonight. >> world news is coming up right after this newscast here on abc7 >> take a look at this. just breath taking time lapse of a super cell storm. look at this. the super cell is a rotating thunderstorm. it's rotating there. strong updrafts, spined in a spiral, pulling clouds into a saucer-like shape. super cells have been known to spawn winds and flash flooding as well. >> incredible video there. >> yes. >> here, all is calm for time being. s

. >> she sat down with diane sawyer and talks about what kept her going. >> i am not sure if it is ambition or curiosity or just loving what i do. i have loved what i have done. >> and we loved what she has done. >> barbara has broken stories from all over the world and paved the way for generations of women. and she has had quite an impact for all of us at abc7. >> barbara walters in spired me with her grit. she doesn't stop me from chasing dreams and stories. she made it easier for female journalists to follow. now it is our turn to leave the door even wider open for girls who follow. >> a short time ago barbara tweeted what an amazing career. thank you for sharing it with me. abiento, barbara, # special. >> it was so fascinating. i remembered so many of those interviews when they happened. she did an amazing body of work. >> it was interesting to hear her inside -- her insight. >> and we didn't hear the first time. >> it is one of the most annoying things that most people experience at home. we are talking about the calls from tele marketers and it can happen even if you are on the feder

. >> this afternoon i soak with abc p news anchor diane sawyer about what is ahead tonight on world news. she's looking into a story we told you about earlier in this newscast. that class action lawsuit. >> i can imagine it's a story story across the country. we're going to look into it tonight the question whether players were injured and were fed painkillers to keep playing. that will be coming up tonight. >> you're also taking a look at some new developments in that big beef recall. >> that is right. we're going in depth on it tonight. and our expert is going to find out why names of stores are being kept secret from you. that is coming up, and more. >> thank you. >> world news is coming up right after this newscast. >> stay tuned for. that this weekend is memorial day. unofficial kick off to summer means it's time to start thinking about sun screen. >> i'm all over sun screen. >> it should be all over you. >> mer to the point. there you go. when you shop for sun screen, what do you look for? halfway what is important is spf factor. but consumer reports lab tests reveal you can't reli

television and now, you cannot turn on cable without seeing women as anchors, financial experts, diane sawyer my day, there were no women. i remember when my father was so proud to take his daughter to washington, d.c. was anot realize i feminist and i said, daddy, there are not any women. my father did not notice it. there were white guys with white shirts on. questionhat happened mark we had a president who is a man of color and we have people of color, gay people, in office. we should be 50% of everything. not only race. wages for all people. certainly, for women up to what men are getting paid. it is a constant struggle. you know, i do not get depressed by it. i really do not. i think the women's movement is like democracy and you have to keep stoking it. everything is a right. tavis: does the reality scare you when you see what is happening to women's rights? >> absolutely. the spying. all of the things that are happening. we all have to be a part of the solution and pushed back. say, wait a minute. tavis: it tells the stories of about 60 women in this text. what have you learned? it occ

. >> she sat down with diane sawyer and talks about what kept her going. >> i am not sure if it is ambition or curiosity or just loving what i do. i have loved what i have done. >> and we loved what she has done. >> barbara has broken stories from all over the world and paved the way for generations of women. and she has had quite an impact for all of us at abc7. >> barbara walters in spired me with her grit. she doesn't stop me from chasing dreams and stories. she made it easier for female journalists to follow. now it is our turn to leave the door even wider open for girls who follow. >> a short time ago barbara tweeted what an amazing career. thank you for sharing it with me. abiento, barbara, # special. >> it was so fascinating. i remembered so many of those interviews when they happened. she did an amazing body of work. >> it was interesting to hear her inside -- her insight. >> and we didn't hear the first time. >> it is one of the most annoying things that most people experience at home. we are talking about the calls from tele marketers and it can happen even if you are on the feder

. >> please welcome, diane sawyer. robin roberts. lara spencer. elizabeth vargas. deborah roberts.uju chang. >> these are my legacy. i thank you all! >> and so she retired, at least, until her next big get. thank you for watching abc news. and tunen to "good morning

. >> she sat down with diane sawyer and talks about what kept her going. >> i am not sure if it is ambition or curiosity or just loving what i do. i have loved what i have done. >> and we loved what she has done. >> barbara has broken stories from all over the world and paved the way for generations of women. and she has had quite an impact for all of us at abc7. >> barbara walters in spired me with her grit. she doesn't stop me from chasing dreams and stories. she made it easier for female journalists to follow. now it is our turn to leave the door even wider open for girls who follow. >> a short time ago barbara tweeted what an amazing career. thank you for sharing it with me. abiento, barbara, # special. >> it was so fascinating. i remembered so many of those interviews when they happened. she did an amazing body of work. >> it was interesting to hear her inside -- her insight. >> and we didn't hear the first time. >> it is one of the most annoying things that most people experience at home. we are talking about the calls from tele marketers and it can happen even if you are on the feder

beach far bigger than -- a beast bigger than california chrome, what may have been the largest diep sawyerhat ever lived. you are watching al jazeera america. >>> good morning and welcome back to al jazeera america. i am morgan radford. here are today's headlines. today after a group of western and african countries declare to unite in their fight against boko haram locals say they may launch their own search party to find the missing girls. >>> a dispute over oil, thousands of chinese nationals have been evacuated from vetnam all in the wake of violent anti-chinese protests. >>> devastating flooding in serbia and bosnia where tens of thousands of people are packing buses, boats and helicopters to get out before more water is expected to rise today. tonight, al jazeera america will debut an 8-part series examining the u.s. legal system. it's called "the system" with joe berlinger and in part one, he talks become false confessions? >> i have done a lot of cases but this one has a special twist to it. >> in this case, there was not even a false confession. there was not a confession at all.

please welcome diane sawyer, robin roberts, lara spencer, elisabeth vargas, amy robach, katie couric. juju chang. >> reporter: and the list of names would go on. >> jane pauley, gayle king. >> reporter: the faces so many of you at home will remember. >> reporter: connie chung, and joan lunden. >> reporter: all there to say thank you. with them all standing behind her, a message from barbara to all of them. >> this is my legacy, these are my legacy and i thank all of you. >> so many of the women, and so many of us holding back the tears. and i saw her whisper to you before she told all of you that you are her legacy. >> i wanted to know what she was thinking in the last minutes before her show. you're going to find out later, she's our person of the week. >>> still ahead, 20 seconds from tragedy. what this passenger discovered about his plane's near-disaster in the sky. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former mi

diane sawyer back here with another week of "world news" tomorrow night. have a great week.ht. >>> next at 6:00, the iconic bay-to-breakers is fun for attendees but a lot of work for the city and residents. >>> the governor calls on californians to make changes after wildfires ripped through san diego county. >>> please, if anyone has my son, let him go. let him come back to us. >>> a family's plea to help find their son who disappeared friday. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> bay-to-breakers, a race like no oer, where partying is the only goal for thousands of attendees. tonight the race is over and the cleanup is underway. thank you for joining us, i'm ama daetz. this was the 103rd running of the bay-to-breakers race. the city did make changes to the rules and route to contain the race's wilder participants. here's more. reporter: you know, extra police and a no-tolerance policy about alcohol helped keep bay-to-breakers a safer event. 24 people were arrested for being drunk in public, but this chain link fence around historic alamo square was a big success, it helped keep

oprah in the middle, diane sawyer, robin roberts, katie couric, joan lunden, nbc's maria shriver, kathie lee gifford and savannah guthrie. along with jane pauley, connie chung. so many famous faces. >> and today, barbara will be on "good morning america." and of course, on her final episode of "the view." and then, tonight, a two-hour special. "barbara walters, her story." featuring one of the biggest collection of celebrities ever crammed into one show. that starts at 9:00 p.m. >>> and coming up, deja vu for general motors as the company announces yet another multimillion vehicle recall. >>> and more trouble for former nfl player, aaron hernandez. why he is facing new murder charges. >>> plus, an important health alert for people taking a popular sleeping aid. this morning, the fda is sounding the alarm and making a big change to the recommended dose. at 15, i was addicted. by 40, i'll have lung disease. at 50, i'll die of a heart attack. dr. regina benjamin: cigarette smoke causes immediate damage that leads to health problems, even death. those who quit or die are being replaced by a

i mean i read mark twain once i was a teenager and read tom sawyer and huckleberry finn but never read king arthur, the innocents abroad but essays. i knew that mark twain was involved in many different things. a lot of different -- so i was curious where your -- i mean it is an excellent polk and i deeply appreciate. >> well i always want to write about said francisco. i was. i had a sense many of us have a vague sense that he spend time here, but we're not really sure how much. it turns out as i learned more about how much time he had spent here i realize that was the stores are wanted to write and particularly you mentioned-and tom sawyer, i think that is better known to lawyers, one now we think of in our mind's eye. as coming to me, was stranger. to see him in this embryonic face where his emotions are a bit more extreme and the fundamental aspects of the style of started to come and gather. to me that was fascinating. the california context. >> thank you. i appreciated their reading. i have a question. it given that san francisco has long been a bastion of gay rights and literatu

please welcome, diane sawyer. robin roberts, lara spencer, katie couric, savannah guthrie. >> this is my legacy. these are my legacy and i thank you all. >> well, it wasn't easy for barbara to say good-bye as you can imagine so she said this instead. >> from the bottom of my heart to all of you with whom i have worked and to all of you who have watched and been at my side for so many years, i can say thank you, thank you, but then who knows what the future brings? maybe instead of good-bye, i should say i'll -- abientot which in french means see you later. so abientot. >> it was so exciting. you were waiting to see who was going to come out next. a fitting tribute to a remarkable woman. everybody was clamoring around her and just to say hello and tell her what an inspiration she's been. >> it's such a competitive business in television, especially females, to have all these women in the world and all of them, her saying that was her legacy. that's really cool, and i guess she's going to be on with o'reilly tonight

visits from oprah, katie couric, diane sawyer, every important woman in broadcasting, kathie lee and hoda put down their 64 ounce wine cooler slurpee to pay tribute to barbara, retiring at age 84. which you see that is the kind of poor work ethic that has the the country lagging behind the chinese. and today was barbara walter's day in the city of new york. unfortunately some festivities they had planned had to be canceled on the count of w-rain. as if getting your own day isn't enough of an honor. a woman in new orleans gave barbara walters what i believe the ultimate commrimenpliment. >> her body is tattooed with a dragon, piranha, and lizard now adding a queen bee. barbara walters. >> the first woman to get a barbara walters tattoo. i got barbara walters, who has got barbara walters? nobody. no one has a dragon, pier rranh lizard. i was in new york stopped by to wish barbara well. before i went i shot a video here in hollywood. the other co-hosts surprised barbara. they said there is some body special maintaining her star on the hollywood walk of fame a. cross the street from us.

that is the question hillary clinton will likely face when she sits down with diane sawyer interviewing june 19 coinciding with the release of clinton's new book. many think the book is setting up an announcement for a run in 2016. the former secretary of state is the leading democratic contender. after the interview, robin roberts has the first live interview june 10 on gma. >> marine layer is back, so maybe drizzle, too. >> little on the coast. the marine layer will be thicker tonight leading to clouds tomorrow. maybe flight arrival delays into sfo but not so far this morning. now, yesterday, we talked about the snow in the sierra and this is yesterday afternoon. look at that, 1.5" at pal pine meadows and in novato we had 7" on the higher peaks. it is raining up there and we take the know and rain when we can get it. the snow is south of lake tahoe but it will turn to rain the next couple of hours. sutro tower shows the clouds lifting and trying to blot out the sunshine but it will only do it through the morning hours. this afternoon, the sun will win out and the warming trend begins,

. >> please welcome diane sawyer, robin roberts. spencer, elizabeth vargas.>> this is my legacy. these are my legacy and i thank you all. >> and they end of the show barbara saying goodbye. well, sort of. >> so now having had this amazing career, how can i just walk away and say goodbye? this way. from the bottom of my heart to all of you with whom i have worked and to all of you who have watched and been at my side for so many years, i can say thank you, thank you. but who knows what the future brings. maybe instead of goodbye i should say i will be in tow, which in french means see you later. so i will be in tow. >> by the way i don't think barbara is really going away. i think she just wanted to have a party. she will be "the view's" executive producer. in 2009 we paid a visit to barbara in her dressing room at "the view." >> it gives you a feeling about yourself. >> that gives you a feeling about your career. i never thought i would be in front of a camera. when i think of the people that i have met because i have interviewed every president, i was going

please welcome diane sawyer. robin roberts. laura spencer. elizabeth vargas. amy, deborah roberts, miss chang. katie couric list of names goes on. jane pally. gail king. >>reporter: many of you at home remember. >> joan london. >>reporter: all there to say thank you. and with them all standing behind her a message from bar were to all of them. >> this is my legacy. there's my legacy. and i thank you al all. >>reporter: have a great moment. david muir reporting and tonight bar were tweeted this. what a wonderful journey and amazing career thank you all for sharing witnessme.so long. barbara. >> coming up next. the tragedy that inspired an east bay man patient safety campaign. critic say could it make going to the doctor more spent i have. lack at that story as abc 7 news female narrator: the mattress price wars are on the mattress price wars are on at sleep train. we challenged the manufacturers to offer even lower prices. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years

fifth and sixth graders include little women and the adventures of tom sawyer.h school seniors they're recommending they read the great gatsby and the blue estay. on our website we posted the entire list it's ktvu.com. you can go there to read it just look under web links. >>> there were special treats today for animals at the oakland zoo. the tigers had a great time opening up a box of pop sickles that were laced with chicken. it doesn't look like the pop sickles had a chance to melt given the tigers a jolt of cold temperatures during a hot afternoon. >>> taking a look outside now. at the conditions out here. this is central park at san ramon where right now it's 93 degrees as you see the kids out there trying to stay cool. squirting each other with a little squirt gun. i would love to be out there that looks like fun. >> that's today's version of running through the sprinklers. >> right and sliding. >> let's go to our chief meteorologist bill martin. i'm sure you had sprinklers in your front yard. >> that's the way we used to roll. the one that would go back a

katherine sawyer reports. >> reporter: when this map became the director of police he now the biggesthallenge was drug trafficker. >> translation: since 2013, we have managed to arrest four of us trying to get drugs out of the country. now the drug traffickers are using younger once. we'll arrest them as well. a series of coups, poverty helped guinea passau. >> a drug trafficking hub. from here cocaine from south america was smallingled in. another reason it's popular is the many remote islands off the coast. this is the largest island. it takes roughly four hours for a small plain from brazil to fly here. >> drug trafficking here is not an issue many discussion. asking too many questions is dangerous. the trade involves power of the individuals in government, business and the military. >> but it's not just guinea passau, every year cocaine from south america to europe goes through countries. the united nations estimates 1.2 million passes through the region. >> i find it a bit hypocrite call and unfair to only put the blame on guinea passau. or on west africa. they are vic estimate.

that is the question hillary clinton will likely face when she sits down with diane sawyer in an interviewe 9 coinciding with her new book "hard close -- choices." she is the leading democratic contender. after the interview, robin roberts will have the first live interview with clinton june 10 on gma. >> first lady has a watching for walk, her daughter will start driving this summer commenting on the milestone in an interview with access hole weed jokingly adding "look out." she turns 16 fourth of july paying her eligible for a lender's permit in the district of columbia. the first lady also talked about her youngest daughter who loves to dance and takes classes several time as week. >> we you enjoy who dances really amazingly is olympic gold medalist who can now add the trophy to her awards. >> the ice dancer and partner are the big winners on "dancing with the stars" and said she wanted to win for max because she considered him the real star. derek was in second but she was the inspirational story. >> on "good morning america" there is an after party and what they have to say about bein

. >> counselor frank sawyer is a corporate retiree. >> you are dealing with the physical parts of the >> like i've done 250 push-ups today alone. >> good. that's excellent. >> inside pendleton, he found the work of a lifetime with kids like madden and the future soldiers of echo 15. >> the futures soldiers program kind of breathes extra life into what i'm trying to do. >> attention on deck. >> when you step in there, somebody's in your face. >> good morning. >> good morning, sir. >> attention. and they answer you, if not yes, it's yes, sir. >> yes, sir. >> this bed is a train wreck. it needs to be fixed. >> yes, sir. >> when you come face to face and head on with that kind of in charge discipline it really tells us who wants to be in the program and who does not. >> where does that go? >> the trash, sir. >> are you ready, 15? >> always ready. >> we're very pleased with john's progress. his background is challenging, to say the least. but he takes time and he's thinking things through. i've seen him take charge, take leadership and we are really hopeful that he's going to be one of our

there's sawyer last year, casting a vote for hometown assemblyman who's nowhere to be seen and this yearhe is. this time, helping out assemblywoman bonnie. and san francisco assemblyman felt ting was a ghost voting pro last year, multiple votes at a time. on this visit, he's on his best behavior only voting for himself. but look at assemblywoman susan beaunia. a house resolution to declare april child abuse prevention month and then does it again for two other bills. where is he, seems to ask nearby assembly men for riverside, but the rule book can't be clearer. may not operate the voting switch of any other member. >> of course, there's the rule itself and how politicians interpret the rule and when it comes to ghost voting here on the assembly floor, there's a difference. >> it's a customer practice for the assembly. >> it's the chief administrative officer. he said we got it wrong last year. what we saw is not called ghost voting. >> that's what we call the assisted voting. >> as long as the lawmaker is somewhere in the chambers, it's okay. but we couldn't find any definition of assis

please women diane sawyer, robin roberts, lara spence, elizabeth vargas, amy robach, katie couric. >> are my legacy. >> plucky dame with spunk is what one of our viewers had to call her. >> what a royal sendoff though. >> it was great, and this is a woman, i don't care what profession you've been in and successful for 50 years in a profession are and she's influenced me and a ton of other women who have gone on to have wonderful careers. >> were you very aware of her when you were growing up and thinking of a tv career? >> most definitely. the three men i watched growing up, tom brokaw, peter jennings and, you know -- >> dan rather. >> dan rather. >> barbara walters will be back. i predict you heard it here. for this edition of "media buzz," i'm howard kurtz. give our facebook page a like. we talk to you there. we post videos in response to your questions and also follow us on twitter. we're back here next sunday morning at 11:00 and 2:00 eastern with the latest buzz. >>> let me start with a growing scandal at the department of veterans affairs. in the wake of the troubling allegation

of course, from sesame street, pharrell snapped his from the desert, and robin roberts and diane sawyersnapped this selfie. >> it's a little late. but can i get one with you guys? >> want to wait until the show finishes? >> thanks. >> capture your soul in that photo. >> thank you, ron. we'll post that on twitter later in the day. now to the disgraced owner of the l.a. clippers. seemingly, caving under pressure from the nba, donald sterling banned for life after that caught-on-tape racist rant now says he will fight the sale of his team instead wants his wife to find a bier. and some big names have expressed interest. so here's abc's ryan smith. >> reporter: los angeles clippers owner, donald sistterl, making is bold move. according to espn, sterling is signing over the control of the franchise to his estranged wife, shelly, who is now in talks with the nba, about selling the team. a bizarre about-face from the embattled owner who weeks ago said this. >> you can't force someone to sell property in america. >> reporter: even his lawyers vowed to fight the nba, one week ago, refusing to pa

. >> please welcome diane sawyer. >> robin roberts. >> i was fortunate enough to join two dozen of thewomen in the tv business to wish barbara all the best in her retirement and to say thank you for paving the way for all of to us be able to do what we do. >> earlier we told you bat new report that says the longest living men hail from iceland and women from japan. we asked how long you hope or expect to live. mike tweet is just turned 59 so each day i wake up is appreciated. >> john says i expect to live forever. so far so good. bob wants to live long enough to become a burden on his kids. uh-oh. and jim says he would like to hit 100 and wants to know how long i'd like to love. forever as well. why not? thank you for being part of the "the real story." now john scott is in for shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck. have a great weekend. >> gretchen, thank you. blasts of flames and mountains of smoke. the california wildfires burping out of control. thousands evacuated and word some fires may be the work of arsonists. >>> this army ranger helped to save prisoner of war je

please welcome robin roberts, diane sawyer, oprah, katie couric. >> this is my legacy! lucky dame with spunk. >> what a royal send off. >> it was a woman. i don't care your profession if you have been in it and successful for 50 years and she has influenced me and a ton of other women who have again on to have wonderful years. >> were you aware of her growing up? >> definitely. three men i watched, peter jennings, tom brokaw and...dan rather. >> barbara walters will be back. i predict. >> thank you is it for this "media buzz." give our facebook page a "like." i am howard kurtz. >> i am chris wallace, former vice president cheney and his wife in their first joint interview since leaving the white house. >> there has developed over the years of the obama administration the sense we have a weak government. >> we discuss ukraine, benghazi and hillary clinton. >> why would they want to see lewinsky in the public eye? >> dick and lynne cheney only on "fox news sunday." and karl rove spark as controversy over hillary clinton's health. >> do i think she has brain damage? no, sh

paul sawyers writes we couldn't use it to work and generate code and email.e not able to find other users. that is a big stumbling block? >> it's a beta version and we detailed that i think you will find just as many positive comments as well about the application. like any new product it will have props. we're addressing them. new version is coming out almost immediately to address these issues. so it is software. i ace new product. new products frequently have problems. melissa: he of gigam writes although secure encryption is chador's main selling point, how does the app keep information secure? >> we use a key server. >> the text is incripped by the server and sends that so the end user. if someone is listening on the line they will see nothing but encrypted text. they will never see a key. the key comes from another location. melissa: that makes sense. >> so -- melissa: can i ask you real quick, the last time you were on you were talking about a phone that the nsa couldn't hack. i think it was called d-central. >> yes. >> what is the latest with that? >>

yesterday she is the down with abc news anchor diane sawyer, who asked her what kept her going all this year? >> i'm not sure whether it's ambition or curiosity or just loving what i do. i have loved what i have done. >> barbara was broken stories around the world, interviewed celebrities and paved the way for generations of women. last night barbara tweeted what a wonderful journey and amazing career. thank you all for sharing it with me. >>> next, why giants pitcher matt [ male announcer ] your eyes. even at a distance of 10 miles... the length of 146 football fields... they can see the light of a single candle. your eyes are amazing. look after them with centrum silver. multivitamins with lutein and vitamins a, c, and e to support healthy eyes and packed with key nutrients to support your heart and brain, too. centrum silver. for the most amazing parts of you. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >> a paramedic has taken singing in the car to a whole new level. ♪ >> the singer herself h

. >> please welcome, diane sawyer. >> robin roberts, lara spencer, katie couric, savannah guthrie. >>legacy. these are my legacy and i thank you all. >> it wasn't easy for barbara to say good-bye so she said this instead. >> from the bottom of my heart to all of you with whom i have watched and to all of you that have been by my side i can say thank you. but then who know what is the future brings. maybe instead of good-bye i should say a bientot which in french means i'll see you later. >> so charming. incredible send off. it was really exciting. you were waiting to see who would walk out next. a fitting tribute for a woman of remarkable accomplishment. she was here at fox to do an interview with bill o'reilly. we'll show that later tonight. everybody was clamoring around her to tell her what an inspiration it's been. >> it is such a competitive business television but to have that many women in the room thanking barbara walters and her saying that all of them are her legacy speaks to what kind of woman she is. she's a woman's woman and if she wasn't, she wouldn't have that room full

i want to thank diane sawyer who agreed to do the voiceover for us.applause] whont to thank politico lent us some of their photos and i want to thank our colleagues theparticipated, all of press secretaries who agreed to be interviewed, and president obama and clinton, who agreed to be interviewed for that. thank you very much. [applause] i want to talk for a minute just about the state of play. i want to thank my family. my wife, denise. i sons, jack, jim, and ryan for all of their help and support, particularly for this last year but for the last wendy five. -- 25. i want to thank our washington bureau and their commitment to journalism in washington and around the world. it allows us to keep doing work that allows is -- needs to be done. colleagueshank my lesley clark and david goldstein because they have basically covered it well i turned this job into a full-time job and they have done all the briefings and travel i have not been able to do and i could not have done it without them. i want to thank this lord. board.rd -- this our board is a colle

diane sawyer, david muir, maury povich was also there, joan rivers was there. >> good shindig. >> a good >> all right. coming up in "the skinny," kevin spacey's stalker. >>> but first a potential ticking time bomb on the highways. there could be millions of recalled tires on the road. the government investigation and what our brian ross has found out. you are watching "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by swiffer. which is funny, because i still do it better than her. [ afi ] i do not like sweeping. it's a little frustrating. [ zach ] i can't help out as much as i used to. do you need help? let's open it up. [ afi ] it's a swiffer sweeper. [ zach ] it's a swiffer dusters. it can extend so i don't have to get on the step stool. ♪ it's like a dirt magnet -- just like my kids. [ afi ] this is a danger zone. voila! i am the queen of clean! [ zach ] yeah, this definitely beats hanging out on a step ladder. voila! i am the queen of clean! thiswatch lime-a-way power wer. through this block of pure limescale! now, let's see it in action. tough hard water bu

that interview with diane sawyer, talking to robin roberts, those are no accident. going to be talking about her being a woman, what it means to be a female in this role. because that's one of the mistakes her team knows she made in 2008. she didn't really allow that side of herself, which is actually a very strong part of herself, to shine through. so i would not be surprised at all that a lot of the warmth and motherhood and now grandmotherhood-to-be is going to come out. >> you think some have suggested might be problems to her, but she's going to try to turn them into strengths. and we got to deal with the inevitability discourse. the last time she was in inevitably inevitable, not so much. >> well, you know, that's because, i think, she didn't play up exactly what we're talking about here. 10 million more women than men voted in the last election. you know, and she said in her -- i'm turning this over to barack obama speech, i broke 18 million glass ceilings. and there has to be an excitement narrative with her if she's going to do this. she needs to get women

sawyer,o thank diane who agreed to do the voiceover for us.applause] politico and " life," who lent us some of their photos. i want to thank our colleagues who participated, all of the press secretaries who agreed to be interviewed, and particularly president obama and clinton, who agreed to be interviewed for that. thank you very much. [applause] i want to talk for a minute about the state of play. i want to thank my family, my wife denies -- denise, and my sons, for all their support. i want to thank the mcclatchy company. i want to thank our ceo. our washington bureau. it allows us to keep doing work that needs to be done. i want to thank my colleagues, particularly leslie clark, barbara barrett and david goldstein. they covered it while i turned this job into a full-time job. they have done all the briefings and travel i have not been able to do. i want to thank this board. our board is a terrific group of people. the vast majority of the work you never see. the most recent example was the president's trip to asia. negotiation on getting a