tim shea was 22. he'd fought two tours in afghanistan and was in iraq on his third tour there, when his vehicle hit a bomb in august of 2005. >> bill shea: a night, thursday night about 9:30 there was a knock at the door. and we were sort of getting ready to go to bed. and i was in the bedroom and then i heard mary's voice. "bill, come here, right now. come here, come here. come here." and i went out there and, and soon as we saw them, we knew what was, what we were facing. >> pelley: saw who? >> bill shea: saw the soldiers. the, the, there's a chaplain. there was, and, and, and two others. was it two other soldiers who were there to tell us? >> pelley: tim grew up in northern california. how often do you come? >> bill shea: well, i come most every day and just have a little chat with tim. >> pelley: ten years ago, at tim's funeral, mary noticed women she had never seen before. >> mary shea: where did these people come from, and why are they here? why do they care? >> pelley: the strangers were blue s

shea: yes. sen.ohnson: we were coming and going then, migratory birds coming up, coming back, temperatures that we certain point in the outbreak ended? mr. shea: exactly. when migratory birds fly south, they have a clear path. they keep going. when they are heading north, they can slow down. year, and thelast reason we thought it was bad in iowa and wisconsin, is that the birds were heading north, but the weather was still too cold. they got to a spot where the lakes were frozen. on onehnson: i have been of those lakes. got it. that is good news. the outbreak in indiana, is that typical? on a location cb small outbreaks and stuff and we can respond quickly? findhea: it is typical to low pathogenic avian influenza outbreaks. what we believed happened here, is probably a low pathogenic virus that may have mutated on just one farm. the local surrounding area, where we had nine or 10 other infected premises, were low pathogenic. sen. johnson: but that was spread not by migratory birds, just within the lo

kevin shea. mr. shea is the administrator of the u.s. accident department the animal and plant health inspection service. he carries the agency's broad mission of protecting american agriculture, regulating organismings, administering the animal welfare act and carrying wildlife damage management activities. mr. shea. >> thank you, mr. chairman, senator carper, senator booker, i appreciate you all being here today to hear us. over 8,000 men and women work around the world to protect american agriculture and natural resources against plant and animal pest and diseases. we want to keep them out of the country, but if they do get into the country, we have the expertise and the tools to detect them and to control them and hopefully eradicate them. although the crux of our mission is plant animal health, we stand understand that there is a crucial link with human health. our partnerships with the cdc and other federal and state agencies emphasize this one-health approach. animal health can affect human health. and human health can affect anim

shea. >> thank you, mr. chairman, senator carper, senator booker, i appreciate you all being here today to hear us. over 8,000 men and women work around the world to protect american agriculture and natural resources against plant and animal pest and diseases. we want to keep them ot of the country, but if they do get into the country, we have the expertise and the tools to detect them and to control them and hopefully eradicate them. although the crux of our mission is plant animal health, we stand that there of course is a crucial link with human health. our partnerships with the cdc and other federal and state agencies emphasize this one-health approach. animal health can affect human health. and human health can affect animal health. that's why it's so important that we communicate and coordinate with each other. that's why the emphasis on one health in the national blueprint for biodefense is so important and why we strongly support it and appreciate that they emphasized it. i want to highlight just a f

shea and his friends are pretty great. >> and we think heidi is pretty great. you for watching. "gma" and "this week" in the morning. we will see you right back here tomorrow night. i'm cecilia vega. have a wonderful saturday ev >>> man making headlines for being beaten by an officer and trait escape of a shooting yesterday, is now connected to a mission woman and her baby. >> he had put the gun to my waist, and i didn't know what it was at first. >> terrifying moments for a young bart rider after a robber appalled gun. tonight the mother demands answers. the story you'll only see on abc7~news. >>> and the bay area is heating up this week. how hot it will get where you life. abc7~news at 6:00 starts now. >>> tonight police are seasoning for a mother and 17-month-old daughter who were last seen march 14th and reported missing yesterday. thank you for joining us. the woman is the ex-girlfriend of stanislav petrov, the man arrested at the escape of a shooting and beaten by the made da county sheriff's deputies last november. we're live in the newsroom and just spo

she plays anita hill claiming that sheas sexually harassed by then supreme court justice clarence thomasined last night at the red carpet premier. carrie was on -- in the film, she's flawlessly thro back 25 years to transform into hill and h 1990s fashion. >> it was all about her. and just trying to be her to the best of my ability because really respect her and i respect her journey. >> i have suggested that i was afraid of retaliat >> carrie executive produced the hbo movie, the real anita hill was there for support, along with co-stars. gabrielle looked amazing in marc jacobs. and erica christenson was sharing a seven-month baby bump. >> do you know what you're having? >> i'm having a girl. >> the night truly celebrated strong >> it was so much fun making this movie. it was a hard movie to make, but everyone poured their hearts into it so i'm thrilled to see everybody tonight. >> you might be asking the question, what happened to anita hill? she went on to a distinguished academic career atbrandice university. >>> is this 6-year-old singer the next mariah, whitney or beyonce? >>> and

tubbman wooded area was a slave and became the leader of the underground railroad that freed hundreds of sheas. the bills won't be unvailed until 2020. >> google is being accused of rigging the mobile apps. the european union said googles behavior denies choices of more apps. a statement was are aureolessed saying we look forward to working with the european commission showing that android is good for consumers. >> we'll tell you the city in california l that has the distinction of having the worst air pollution in the state. >> and lake tahoe is getting her cited a numberer. -- murkier. >>> we're still tracking rain rain. i'll see you back here with the forecast. from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excitement of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. >> more now on that breaking news

shea: absolutely. we do have a veterinary stockpile, but it is not robust enough in the face of a huge outbreak, like foot and mouth disease, for example. we do have a good backstop for an influenza vaccine, but not for some of the others. >> senator mccaskill. sen. mccaskill: thank you. i understand there are several advisory committees involved in the risk assessment and determination process. that includes non-governmental experts. these determinations are in fact, the guidance that dhs considers a particular biological weapon a threat, and use bio shield funding for countermeasure procurement. my question to you, dr., is is anyone on these committees associated with companies that are actually getting the funds for the research and development for possible countermeasures? >> it is the organization that runs terrorism risk assessments. involved in been the process, i am not knowledgeable as to the membership that they rely on when they put together those. sen. mccaskill: if you could get that for t

>> unforgettable home run he hit that night on an emotional evening at shea stadium in the wake of the 9/11 attacks. only 10 days later. his jersey stand as a reminder but three years ago the mets sold it. the private collector loaned it back to the team for display and now he is selling it himself. much to the ire of some passionate met fans. >> what you have is a problem with the feeling that the mets let go a piece of memorabilia go no matter what the price. >> online auction will open up on monday. it's expected to fetch $50,000 or more making it the most >>> sports is next. >>> everyone, mets finishing up their spring in vegas against the cubs before the season opens on sunday night. rematch of last year's nlcs when the mets swept the cubs. opening-day rosters, david wright ready for action, the captain his back, holding a pretty good, lucas duda was hitting .200 the spring. nothing that a 3-fortnight can't cure. the cubs got the last laugh, 5- 1 the final. same teams tomorrow afternoon. >>> yankees getting ready to open the season on monday. joe girardi named masahiro tanaka the

. >>> this morning, in japan, kerry visited the memorial to the atomic bombing of hee rah shea hiroshima. he did not apologize for the u.s.'s actions during world war ii but spoke of peace and a vision of a nuclear-free world. >>> police investigators arrived at a hindu temple in southern cuba this morning after a fireworks killed at least 110 people. a massive fire erupted yesterday after a fireworks display. apparently, ignited fireworks stored in a shed and that triggered powerful explosions as you can see. thousands were packed into the temple to mark the beginning of the local hindu new year. in addition to the dead, at least 380 others were injured. police detained at least five people responsible for the fireworks. >>> dangerous storms are southern u.s. today. severe thunderstorms will develop over south central states. eastern oklahoma, louisiana, arkansas, and east texas are at the greatest risk. the national weather service warns the storms may bring large hail, damaging winds, flash flooding, and isolated tornadoes. >>> the final round of the masters ended in elation for an en

you can call barbara boxer senator shea. in a series of caustic tweets from her personal account, barbara boxer took the cruz- fiorina ticket to task. i predict that the latest carly fiorina merger will be as successful as her last one. or this 140-character burn. cruz-fiorina equals a perfect match. he wants to ship immigrants out and she is a champion at shipping jobs out. kpix 5 political analyst melissa caen says the tweets are fitting for a senator ending her career. >> it's a beautiful thing to be liberated by not having to run for election again. [ chuckling ] not that she would necessarily lose many votes by going after a republican. but she clearly is feeling like she can say anything. >> reporter: remember, senator boxer and the former head of hewlett-packard went head to head in 2010. >> having run in a pretty bruising campaign against fiorina she can't be thrilled to have carly coming back to california to stump once again for the republican party. >> reporter: it's something the senator addressed in a conference

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these corridors and go down through these spaces, and you're led by this wonderful local actor danny shea, who is playing the role of the tour guide. and really, the show is about other things when touring a house. >> so you're literally walking through this house, which is the set? >> exactly. exactly. and you go into different weird rooms. >> do you get to ask questions like you would on a regular tour? >> well, he asks questions of the audience. and you kind of find out quite a lot about him and his life. and you should the veneer of comedy, and what i love is this immersive quality it has to it. it's a bit like the show "sleep no more," for example, on broadway that's been doing so well. >> one other event happening at z space, and it's kind of a quirky puppet show. >> that's right. it's called "bird heart." it's happening next week at z space. it's been created by julian crouch, this master puppeteer, tony award nominated, and he's joined by -- some people know as a great rock performer. and she's collaborated with jay-z and beyonce. they're creating table top theatre and making pupp

>> well done, shea. well done.his lines just the way i step on his lines practically every day. thank you very much. you're lovely. it was fun to see you do it. >>> all right. kayla has se news on paypal. >> just watching shares, tyler, after earnings beat on the top and bottom line. beat on almost every metric except margins. the company said they're onboarding so many large merchants they pay less so they make less profit but they get a lot in revenue. investors like what they saw. stock up 1.5%. >> as we wrap it up here, the hour's big news, carl icahn exiting apple. kayla, shea, and brian, "closing bell" starts right now. >>> hi, everybody. welcome to "the closing bell." i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i don't want any jokes about me bringing my kids to work today. i'm bill griffeth. facebook shares popping today after the social network bucked the trend and beat earnings expectations last night. now the attention turns to amazon. you know there's always another one after that, and that will

. >> is shea honest? >> that was an eye roll. tell me what you really think?ink she is on nest to the people who if ppay her. >> if hillary clinton won the nochl nation, would you support her? >> i might throw up. >> meantime now it is time to look at who is talking. laura ingram signing off on george clooney. >> when it comes to raising millions the actor a playing both sides. >> playing millions and millions of dollars over the years for democrat causes. 15 million over the weekend. he goes on television oh this is terrible. this is awful. really it's a distortion of democracy. don't raise the money. the money they spent on putting on these award shows think of the money they spent on that. think of the money they spent on the swag bags they give the presenters for the awards. he is trying to play to both sides. he has raised 45 million for small contributions. that is pretty impress i. that goes with the whole deal. power of the people. this is the people's campaign. hl ry's campaigns is fat cats. >> the international space station. carley shimkus with fox

>> shea is -- she is still trying to get in right now.his is live tape, joanne. >> points for not doing the actual turn style. >> that is totally embarrassing. >> let's be real. it is to new york what the secret menu the a inn out burger is. it is a dumb way to make locals feel like they are super smart. the locals know, with the exception of rich lowrey. >> the locals know how to do it so they can feel superior. >> it is all a trap? >> it is all a trap. >> nick, look. >> don't take the metro card away from me, man. that's the only thing i have is my one swipe ability. >> you can get it every time? >> every time unless i don't have money and that's not a swipe error. >> you know the speed. it is the rhythm of life of new york city. sanders who fancy himself kind of street wise, he also doesn't know anything about the subway. listen to the exchange with the reporter. >> actually we rolled the subway when we were here. you know how to ride the subway. been on it once or excise. >> do you real? do you really? how do you ride the subway today

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bernie sanders sheas overwhelming popularity with young people.e cannot say it's not real thing happening here, peter. >> look at american university presidents. they think it kind of things coming out of the mouths of bernie sanders and hillary clinton are long overdue. they are for all kind of movements that are -- that are seditious after black lives matter. i can remember my president encouraging my students in baltimore to protest in the streets. you don't get an education that way and you don't solve the problems of society or the prescient problems these students face of getting an education and getting a job. our universities are producing what you just saw, people who can chant slogans. charles: i don't think we are producing high school graduates who have the wherewithal to become good college student to begin with. >> how got free market and school choice. let's let the free market work. i would argue americans were far better educated before the federal government got involved in education. let's try returning to that because we know t

sheas unceremonious, and would go around him if she felt strongly enough. ronald reagan was conflict-a verse and away i relate to. firing people is a horrible thing to do, people have been loyal to him. he did not want to do hard things. and sometimes, hard things had to be done and she would push them to do it. did he let her in? said, i am closer than anyone to him, but there is still a wall there. that is the enigma of ronald reagan. the wrong way to read that is to say there is nothing there. there is an interior life that ronald reagan has. but we will never have access to it. if he did not share it with the nancy, he did not share it with anyone. whatever the thoughts in his head were, that you can only really project. jeff: what would ronald reagan make of the current political season? jacob: he would be absolutely appalled by what is happened to his republican party. the positives effects of reaganismquestion -- -- at the first debate, i think ronald reagan was invoked 40 two times, and god was only invoked 13 times, which gives you insight into the

shea claims it was part of her inequality and diversity. >> dress code drama to tell you about at a northolina high school has it at the center of a body shaming controversy. >> in the video which is posted on cleveland high school's web site a panel of judges rate three groups of dresses. school officials say it was a mock game show was meant to be a fun way to help students understand what type of dresses would be allowed at the prom. that's always a topic every year. they blasted the project calling it dump and sexist. the bible will not be the state book in tennessee. the governor the bill after it narrowly passed the state's general assembly. >> it was aimed at honoring the state's history and economy as opposed to government endorsement of religion. they say the measure minimizes the significance of sacred texts. >> something every parent needs to hear. thousands of cradles have been recalled. lauren simonetti is here with what you need to know to protect your baby. >> good morning. the biggest thing parents need to know about they are recalling 34,000 of the popular swings after tw

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kayla, shea, and brian, "closing bell" starts right now. >>> hi, everybody. welcome to "the closing bell." i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i don't want any jokes about me bringing my kids to work today. i'm bill griffeth. facebook shares popping today after the social network bucked the trend and beat earnings expectations last night. now the attention turns to amazon. you know there's always another one after that, and that will be after the bell tonight. we'll wonder whether that e-commerce giant can deliver. we'll tell you what to expect. in the meantime, coming up in a little bit, kelly -- >> activist investor carl icahn announcing on cnbc he is out of apple shares. the dow component turning lower on his comments. it's down 2.25%. find out why he says this stock is no longer a no-brainer. >>> plus health insurer aetna delivered strong earnings. mark bertolini is back to talk about the impact obamacare is having on his business and the structural changes he would like to see in obamacare to get them more involved in the process. even as

shea carries the prohibition of protecting and promoting american agriculture, regulating genetically engineered organisms come administrating the animal welfare act and carrying out wildlife damage management activities. >> thank you mr. chair. i appreciate you all being here today to hear us. over 8,000 men and women work around the world to protect american agriculture and natural resources against plant and animal pests and diseases. we want to keep them out of the country if they do get into the country, we have the expertise and the tools to detect and control them and hopefully eradicate them. although our mission is planned and animal health, we understand there is a crucial link with human health. our partnerships with other federal and state emphasize this one health approach. animal health can affect human health and human health can affect animal health. that's why it's so important that we communicate and coordinate with each other and why the emphasis on oneself in the nationaone's healthand the r bio defense is so important and why we strongly support and appreciate tha

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love life is the mantra of a foundation created in memory of 16-year-old lois shea who was shot and killed in oakland in 1997. the foundation wants oakland to adopt the motto as a way to honor victims killed in the city and call for an end to violence. >>> east bay m.u.d. will open a stretch of road after a water main break at 5 a.m. at san pablo avenue and 47th in emeryville. crews did have to close about three blocks of san pablo avenue while they make repairs. >>> paul deanno is here now with a look at the weather. things really heating up outside today. but especially tomorrow. >> tomorrow we get even more. today was a big difference from yesterday. tomorrow going higher. and then like a roller coaster, you have to climb. >> and then? >> you fall off a cliff. it's going to be an interesting ride with weather. usually when we get warm we stay warm at least two or three days. not the case this time. we are going to get hot one day in and out and we're done. look at the temperatures today. the warming has begun. windsor 88 for you today one of the hot spots. pittsburg 87. low 80s in menlo

not a lot of room, right over shea weber, second of the playoffs, tied at one. middle of the period, joel ward, how about that goal? his first of the postseason, 2- 1 sharks. not done, four minutes later, another man advantage, joe podolsky, logan couture, the sharks get five in the third period, the last two empty netter's, they win game one. >>> luke walton won 39 games as warriors interim head coach except he didn't because officially those winds go to steve kerr but we know the truth, and so do the lakers. that is one reason l.a. is taking walton away from us. he will be the lakers new head coach as soon as the warriors playoff run is finished. walton, one of the great assistant coaches in the league, also enjoyed a 10 year nba playing career. and was a member of champions -- championship teams with the lakers in 2009 and 2010. here's hoping walton stays books for six more weeks, the time it would take for the dubs to win the title. they've spent the better part of this week plaiting the waiting game with the blazers and clippers deciding things on that and.

game seven, ducks and predators, four minutes remaining in the first, 1-0 nashville, shea weber shot on goal,deflected by paul gusted, san jose will be hosting game one friday night at the tank where they have had their problems and not forget the oakland a's, they did lose their ballgame in detroit, sonny gray comes around a little bit, they lose to the tigers, 9-3. that's the sporting life. >>> sharks and warriors in the second round. great stuff. good night. yello? house of the future. phil, you have two whole days to yourself. please tell me you're not gonna spend them trying to wire the house to your ipad. nope, 'cause i've already done it. (man) showers and thunder-- great. now go out and see some friends. i'm headed out now. i have a third showing at that colonial. cam gave me a free pass to his gym. i am-- not too bright. - hmm. - i am-- - dim! - (manny laughs) honey, if you could hear yourself. promise me you'll go outside and play. miss you, too. (beep) (whooshes) phil dunphy, this is the year 2025. welcome. you're the first one here. ♪ shall we hit the waterslide first? i

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members of prince's family, some of his friends, includining shea e.arted handing out purple boxes. inside were t-shirts, cds memorabilia. it was a really nice gesture. the fans were excited to have that. thousands had gathered outside of the campaign at the time that happened. you can see they're back out here today despite the gray skies and the rain, we've seen thousands more come here. the family and friends yesterday came out to greet the crowd after a celebration of life took place. we have learned that prince's remains have been cremated and all of the funeral arrangements will be kept private with family. there will be no public funeral. this is as close as fans are going to be able to get, as one told me, to his spirit. that's why we're seeing so many come out here again today. again we are waiting for the toxicology results for an official cause of death, which could be several weeks. >>> many of those fans will remember most the music. john, i'm glad to have you here because so many fans and critics alike are pouring over prince's music toda