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where shea spoke this weekend and the -- where she spoke this weekend and the message she wanted to share> mother of slain teen trayvon martin is seen in a crowd and what she says about her son's death. >> baltimore rec. centers and we have details for what is going to happen and everything you need to know. >> teens who are overweight or object piece. a warning for parents if they let their child's weight get out of control. those stories just ahead. it is monday morning. it looks like a monday out there. >> i adore you. >> all right. >> nobody can complain after this weekend. it was perfect outside and we will see it is per -- perfect. >> i throw the numbers out there. and we look at maryland's powerful radar as of now. we see the showers coming down and now, it is heavier rain showers pushing into the area. lake shore. saverna park and look at the darker greens around jest sun and p again burnie and we are seeing -- glen burnie. and you are getting in on rain as well. good morning, walter. he is one of my weather watchers. he is so loyal. and you are giving in, in some moderate action

we spoke with the president of shea homes, they're the builder of these town homes. they think it's odd this happened considering it happened around 10:00 at night hours after the construction crew had left the site and gone home. >> no electrical, no plumbing yet. just basically at the framing stage, unfortunately that means it was, you know, that's why you saw the kind of fire that we had. >> reporter: the fire investigators not only interviewing witnesses, they are taking a look at cell phone video that caught this fire, very large fire. if you haven't seen the video, so large the flames could be seen, we understand from at least a mile away. it was a five-alarm fire. that means when they showed up on scene, they had to call for backup. they don't know when they're going to determine the cause of what caused this fire to start. bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> just few hours from now, the family of oscar grant will be back before cameras talking about the b.a.r.t. officer convicted of killing their son. grant's mother, wanda johnson will hold a news conference

shea doors sitting on mom's lap. mom loves it too. it's a moment that makes it hard to believe that a court accused jessica of trying to hurt her daughter. >> she faced nine years. >> i was facing ten to 25 years in jail. >> reporter: lynn facing similar situation. both mothers on opposite sides of the country left their babies in the heat, locked inside their cars. >> i robbed him of his life. >> reporter: the morning of march 30th 2007 she was supposed to drop off her 9- month-old son with the babysitter just like any other day but a sleepless night, a change in routine and a call from work. >> office. >> reporter: contributed to a mistake. >> i turned into instant work mode. as i was on the phone passed by where i would turn to drop him off. >> reporter: instead she went to work and parked. >> right here. >> reporter: the high temperature that day, 66 degrees. this 911 call reveals what they found. >> 911 tomorrow seven hours later. >> what's going? >> the baby left -- left the baby in the car. >> no! please! >> reporter: bryce die

we spoke with the president of shea homes. they think it's odd this happened considering it did burn down around 10:00 that night, hours after the construction crew had left the site and gone home. >> no electrical, no plumbing yet. basically at the framing stage. unfortunately that means -- that's why you saw the kind of fire we had. >> reporter: and it was a very large fire. a five alarm, apparently the flames were so high in the air that people reported seeing them from a mile away. as far as the investigation, again, fire investigators are not only interviewing witnesses, also looking at cell phone video to help them out. they say it's going to take a while to figure out the cause. reporting live here in santa clara, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> the ongoing search for sierra lamar reaching a national audience today. the morgan hill teenager disappeared. and tonight, the case will be featured on america's most wanted. last month a camera crew filmed volunteers searching for the 15-year-old and also interviewed sierra'

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last wave that now rather than seeing christine o'donnell we're seeing heather wilson, even chris shea up in connecticut. could there be a counterwave going on after the 2010 election when we failed to take the senate? >> i would say minimally. we may look back and say 2010 was the peak for the taet party, its influence good and bad on the republican party. but there is not a lot to suggest that the party is in any way ebbing back from things conservative as it has been. we may see some individual cases where that is the case. but i don't think as a general proposition. but these things do have -- as i said in my opening remarks, parties are dynamic, they do adjust to success and failure. and if the republicans lose a bunch of seats in the house, if romney loses, there will be a period of reflection and recrimination no doubt but also be as individual candidates look at how they want to position themselves in 2014, perhaps others saying the way we did it in 2010 and tried to do it in 2012 is not way, we've got to move back more to the center, you may see individuals on that. these elec

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that now rather than seeing karkts like even chris sheas coming from behind up in connect? >> i would say minimally. we may look back and say 2010 was the peak for the tea party and both its influence both good and bad on the republican party, but there is not a lot to suggest that the party is in any way kind of ebbing back from being as conservative as it has been. we may see some individual cases where that is the case but i don't think as a general proposition. but these things do have, you know, as i said in my opening remarks, parties are dynamic. they do adjust to success and failure and if the republicans, you know, lose a bunch of seats in the house, if romney loses, there will be a, you know, a period of reflection and recrimination no doubt, but there will also be as individual candidates look at how they want to position themselves in 2014 perhaps others saying the way we did it in 2010 and the way we tried to do it in 2012 is not the way we have to move a little bit back away from the right a little bit. you may seem individual on that. so he's elections will h

. >> the weather for tomorrow showers isolated in shea your -- nature. >> look forward to that. -- lookingforward to that. a big storm rolled through last night. >> they woke me up and i am sure you felt. this and we are dealing with patchy fog in the wake. lots of moisture because of those storms that rolled through the area charleyp and we are looking at the measure of the moisture in the air. when you get in the 60s to upper 50s you are feeling the humidity. that's what he's happening as we go through the morning and this after -- what's happening as we go through the morning and afternoonp it's 60 degrees in baltimore. close to 60 in york and easton along the eastern shore and 66 degrees now in hagerstown. so the temperatures are going to get warmer from here especially if we get more sunshine in here like yesterday. you remember that. so visibility is an issue this morning. we have about one mile in baltimore and york. and this is the scenario for a while in york. five miles in easton is more of the same and hagerstown 6 miles of reduced visibility heading out the door had morning. ta

. >> sheas dperate to write fiction. and... >> hinojosa: and one of the things that happened with aura was that she was this brilliant writer, but that she didn't believe it. i mean, you kind of lived what so many latinas go through, what so many women go through, which is, "do i have a voice, can i write, can i trust this, am i good enough?" >> yeah, i mean, you know, i've seen this not just in latin america. i teach creative writing classes. and in the past i've sometimes seen, you know, all the work i have to do to get the female students in the class to speak up, while the kind of boys sit there and sort of dominate with their... you know, it's funny with their raunchy jokes and everything. but often the most talented girls in the class, they'll sit over there in a row, they're doing the best writing, and they're terrified, right? and it's somehow... i don't know why it is, but so often, like every... so many young male students who decide they want to write think they're geniuses the minute they write, like, their f

school, an honor student at the university, and so the president of the local naacp and the chick shea knew my family. my mom happened to be in the room when they were discussing it so she agreed to be the plaintiff. they went and applied for admission on january the 14th, 1946, and she was rejected. and they began the legal process. now, that legal process took from then until january of 1948, two years, to actually work itself through the legal process. the case was first started in norman, oklahoma at the county level. and she lost there. and it was appealed to the oklahoma supreme court, where she lost there. and then they appealed that to the local -- to the united states supreme court. the supreme court ruled unanimously that she -- should have that opportunity in oklahoma. well, my mom was really excited about that, and she was at the supreme court when they made the -- when they had the arguments. and so she came back to oklahoma really excited, thinking she was getting ready to go to law school. and within seven days, the school -- the admissions period would end. and she got

they haven't lost their souls to be great american autos the ride is called sea to signing shea.hey're shining examples of strength. >> there are many people that made so many sacrifices whether with their lives or limbs. and are the a lot of people on have lost their lives, in every day like you don't enter counter those people. some will. on this ride. >> that he told me he's looking forward to meeting lots of new people. you can see that american flag is placed on every headstone. boy scouts and other volunteers made that possible for this event on this memorial day. >> there is so much respect. >> and still to come here on abc 7 news at 6:00 problem was a chemical the state has been phasing out for years. >> this is in too many places where it shouldn't be. >> next, why dry qleerns for decades and what has officials so concerned. >>> a dangerous chemical used in dry cleaning is being phased out in california but regulators say we may have to live with it for years still to come. a closer look at the problem leeching into our soil and drinking water. >> and in san mateo there

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. >> few shea. >> i have a friend who flew back from edmonton.e talked his son into asking me if i would switch seats. he etch coached the kid and the kid came over and said, sir -- i had to look at the dad and had dad is like what are you going to do about it? >> i only let sexy kids sit next to me. >> jesse, i will take three motley crew t-shirts and can you throw in a marilyn man son key chain. i will put it on my hot topic gift card. >> so what would anthony michael hall really like? his experience as a "16 candles stunt double. we are happening -- hammering this into the ground. >> can you be fired for being hot? >>> is a man who flies a lover of guys? they announced one of the iconic characters will soon reveal that he is gay. the publisher best known for batman, superman, wonder woman and captain intestine wanted to make his character more likable to modern readers. they will introduce new lgbt types it wouldn't change the or orientation of an established character. but they say the policy has evolved and another tells abc news that the re

>> it's bad for syria but also bad for the regional balance between shea and sunni forces that is veryprecarious. what you see in syria is so-called copycat group which is a sunni jihadist faction that has been fighting for some years really against the assad regime which is a small shea minority. even if it is not al-qaeda in the way we know it directly, it shares the aims of al-qaeda and linked to al-qaeda in terms of damage it can do. >> the administration's policy thus far seems to be twofold calling for assad to resign plus sanctions that have done damage to the syrian economy but has not stopped the killing. is this in your judgment not a serious policy but rather than the absence of a policy? >> i think it's clearly not enough. obviously the administration is juggling a lot of priorities in the region. many have called for a more forceful arming the rebels. that should be looked at. clearly the long non-plan is suffering and 300 observers in syria is not going alter the landscape. the intelligence service are very much in control of the country unlike libya where i had a geograp

guards have also told him now that a congressman did not have anything to do with it however patrick shea one of his lawyers and a former director explained on up with chris hayes how this might have happened. bureau of prisons has an algorithm that reads all the e-mails in a certain words or phrases or i say then that's evaluated in what i was director of the girls land management if i wanted to initiate something but i didn't want to coming from i so i would have one of the staff called one of our former staff people who worked on the hill either for a congressperson or their committee and say you know if you have struck this question that you know we'd be able to do something. now whatever happened some of you did get back to us and we can report that every lawmaker that we've spoken to said they had nothing to do with this case staffers representatives to chew sheila jackson lee hank johnson jason chaffetz all on the house judiciary committee and pete stark said that they have not spoken to the bureau of prisons about to christopher and congressman jim matheson and rob bishop who repr

fair shea, it's not fair, unfair trading practices. >> john: look, i'm for fairness but the author of the "road to freedom," says he is wrong. he is arthur brooks, a columnist agrees with him. your point first, people that defend free markets argue that it gives us the power to prosper we're saying it the wrong way. >> we've heard since we've been studying, cat lism gives us the greatest prosperity, that is true but that is not the reason we should care about those things. but why we feed freedom and why we want freedom and we can't concede this point about fairness. the president is making a moral claim that state is fair enterprise and that is factually inaccurate. we define fairness as creating an opportunity society and rewarding merlt and only free enterprise. >> you used the word statism. he would say redistribution helping the poor? >> statism means the en tral institution which our economy is based on is the state. they are the ones that know the best. if you look at the data, i know you have a million times. you have shown it on the show. the size of government is growing and

so you are saying she shea is really not that old? >> if she took that hat off, it is actually -- she wouldn't be as opposed to gay people. >> how do we know that wasn't bob denver. >> i thought you were going to say if she didn't have the hat on she would -- what she said would have made more sense to you. >> he made more sense when he was wearing the little hat we have here. >> and the last thing on this story, excellent job blaming obama for this woman's rapt. >> if you peel it all back, this is where it started. >> you went right down the rabbit hole. >> two-thirds of americans benefit from having a rich class. you said everyone wants to be rich, but as patti ann brought up, according to the poll, somehow 35% of americans say they would prefer not to be rich if they had the choice. >> it is called mo money, mo problems. >> you know you are not going to be rich, so i don't want to go anyway. >> they have so many problems and i don't need those problems. >> pab, when greg said the fact that the same percentage of americans believes

why 50 grades of shea is banned. >>> and that is on the skinny -- . >> and show has taken a natural spelling bee by storm and the youngest person ever to qualify.  . >>> she's six years old, sharp as a deck and makes history this week. in the 85-year history of the national spelling bee, she's the young of the person to ever equal tie and there is a good chance there is more of this little girl. if her giggle doesn't platter -- flatter you, her mind will. >> it's really easy. trust me. >> reporter: yes, trust her. after all, she the only person who can still draw 12 tv cameras to a press conference after being eliminated from the scripts spelling bee. >> ingluvies. >> that is incorrect. >> and it was exciting until that point. >> reporter: lore anne madison is the youngest person to qualify fart national spelling bee. at 6, she's past the age of other competitors. >> i love spelling words. >> reporter: she's from prince william county and has become the bee's -- and it's been much for her. >> i think it's a little bit overwhelming for me because it's a little bit too m

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carrying large hail and damaging winds and an active threat of twisters and keeping an eye on that with sheareports of tornados now in kansas and missouri and storms in the southeast, as well as the plains states again tonight. and it's in this batch of storms firing up right now is the most threatening and has the greatest potential for creating tornados. we do have a large area where we've got a severe thunderstorm watch and also, some severe thunderstorm, with an in effect. the tornado warnings have expired at this time in that general area. but this is primed for more thunderstorm development as we continue on through the evening and the storm prediction center put both of theys in a yellow. the main street is damaging winds and hail. in the orange area right here where we've got that thunderstorm watch box in effect right now. that's where we have the slight risk for tornados, and the west chance of seeing tornadic development out of both of these areas, with the threat for severe storms tonight. harris. >> harris: that's a pretty wide swath in the middle of the country. shay, thank you

first for her voice and later as a reality housewife to husband and former boy band member nick la shea. >> i know it's tuna but it says chicken by the sea. >> reporter: but their fairytale soon ended after the couple split in 2006, simpson had a string of failed relationships. romance wasn't her only struggle. she also publicly battled her weight. slimming down to play daisy duke in the dukes of hazard. >> y'all ready to order? >> reporter: but now the singer and actress is a fashion icon. a judge on nbc's fashion star. >> i know how to style the everyday woman. >> reporter: with the clothing and accessories line worth an estimated billion dollars. >> jessica simpson's life has come full circle. this is a woman who started off as a pop star. then a reality star. now she is a business mogul. she has a fiance and a baby. the girl really has it all. >> and a beautiful baby at that. >> beautiful. >>> in the "people" magazine article, simpson confirms that she'll be working with weight watchers to lose all that extra baby fat. >> she reportedly earned $800,000 for the photos of the baby but

fair shea, it's not fair, unfair trading practices. >> john: look, i'm for fairness but the author of the "road to freedom," says he is wrong. he is arthur brooks, a columnist agrees with him. your point first, people that defend free markets argue that it gives us the power to prosper we're saying it the wrong way. >> we've heard since we've been studying, cat lism gives us the greatest prosperity, that is true but that is not the reason we should care about those things. but why we feed freedom and why we want freedom and we can't concede this point about fairness. the president is making a moral claim that state is fair enterprise and that is factually inaccurate. we define fairness as creating an opportunity society and rewarding merlt and only free enterprise. >> you used the word statism. he would say redistribution helping the poor? >> statism means the en tral institution which our economy is based on is the state. they are the ones that know the best. if you look at the data, i know you have a million times. you have shown it on the show. the size of government is growing and