stan leer sherman -- stanley sherman, junior is accused of break ins that happened between fremont and redwood city. sherman and three otup a tied up a mother in front of her two young children before ransacking the house. today police said sherman is suspected of another home invasion robbery in which the gun went off during a struggle. fremont police want to go high-tech. the department will ask the department for community-based license readers. they want a dozen installed at key entry and exit points on the city's border. residents can comment through the city's website. >> a 62-year-old woman who repeatedly tried to sneak on to flights at sfo was diagnosed with a major depressive disorder. she was sentenced to probation and ordered to undergo supervised psychiatric treatment. prosecutors said hartman was trying to sneak on to flights on three separate occasions. she actually made it on to the plane once, but was discovered ?ie. a newborn seal is -- >>> a newborn seal is safe after a high speed chase to rescue it. this is a harbor seal stolen off a beach. a visiting family snatched

art sherman lived in the bay for many years. in yuba city where the co- owners live, it was a day of celebration. >> california horse, what we consider the people's horse and we're proud of him. >> two weeks ago to colt won the kentucky derby by nearly two lengths. if he wins the belmont stakes he will be the first winner of the triple crown since 1978. >> wouldn't that be cool. his trainer art sherman and his family have been working with the horse for a year and his son said he was skeptical of the owners claims for the animal. >> he said steve, i have the kentucky derby winner. >> and this was early on. >> he was two. early two, like jan, i said really. i'm saying we all hear that. >> now the shermans are living the dream of a lifetime. after the race today art sherman said i wouldn't want to be in anyone else's shoes. >>> new developments in the fight to contain fires in san diego county as another fire forces more havingations. >> a -- evacuations. >> a deadly disease is spreading in the u.s. >> if a major recall in a $35 m

stan leer sherman -- stanley sherman, junior is accused of break ins that happened between fremont and redwood city. sherman and three others tied up a mother in front of her two young children before ransacking the house. today police said sherman is suspected of another home invasion robbery in which the gun went off during a struggle. fremont police want to go high-tech. the department will ask the department for community-based license readers. they want a dozen installed at key entry and exit points on the city's border. residents can comment through the city's website. >> a 62-year-old woman who repeatedly tried to sneak on to flights at sfo was diagnosed with a major depressive disorder. she was sentenced to probation and ordered to undergo supervised psychiatric treatment. prosecutors said hartman was trying to sneak on to flights on three separate occasions. she actually made it on to the plane once, but was discovered ?ie. a newborn seal is -- >>> a newborn seal is safe after a high speed chase to rescue it. this is a harbor seal stolen off a beach. a visiting family snatched

it wouldn't be richard sherman without controversy.onald sterling's lifetime ban from the nba. sherman telling "time" magazine he doesn't believe nfl commissioner roger goodell would have dolled out the same punishment. he says we have an nfl team cold the redskins oovps. i don't think the redskins is as concerned as they show, the nfl is a bottom-line league. if it doesn't affect their bottom line, they're not as concerned. >> i imagine the commissioner isn't that happy about that. >> probably not. >>> all eyes on radio city as we are about 14 hours away from the nfl draft. coming up on "morning joe," nfl analyst jon gruden joining us to talk about the topix. can you imagine the guys sweating it out to get drafted. it's their day. >>> let's bring us up to speed on the weather. some of these guys showing up tonight in new york city, should they bring an umbrella. >> it's raining cash. we do have a little rain to deal with around new york city, airport delays are likely because of the low ceilings and rain. not too much wind with it. it

stan leer sherman -- stanley sherman, junior is accused of break ins that happened between fremont and redwood city. sherman and three others tied up a mother in front of her two young children before ransacking the house. today police said sherman is suspected of another home invasion robbery in which the gun went off during a struggle. fremont police want to go high-tech. the department will ask the department for community-based license readers. they want a dozen installed at key entry and exit points on the city's border. residents can comment through the city's website. >> a 62-year-old woman who repeatedly tried to sneak on to flights at sfo was diagnosed with a major depressive disorder. she was sentenced to probation and ordered to undergo supervised psychiatric treatment. prosecutors said hartman was trying to sneak on to flights on three separate occasions. she actually made it on to the plane once, but was discovered ?ie. a newborn seal is -- >>> a newborn seal is safe after a high speed chase to rescue it. this is a harbor seal stolen off a beach. a visiting family snatched

she finished the conversation. >> after calling bill starns, sherman moore continued to contact him.n asked me to get in contact with the warden and ask for his release. but i just feel like if you commit the crime, you should do the time. i just can't bring myself to go about that procedure. it was a bad day in mine and my family's life. i'm sorry he has to stay in prison for what he did, but that's just the way it is. >>> next, on "lockup: extended stay." >> it happened eight years ago on february 24th, 1999. >> sherman moore comes face to face with the mother of someone else's victim. >> i can't say i understand how you feel, but i can understand your loss. it really shook me up. there's no justifiable reason to take a life. going to do? ♪ sure. makes sense. but what about this? if you're looking to buy a car, now is the time and truecar is the way. but don't wait. after the record colds of this past winter, inventory has piled up... and the deals this weekend are amazing. now, before you buy, make sure you go to... truecar.com to lock in... guaranteed savings... without negotiati

sherman is serving two life sentences for shooting and killing two women, when he was 82. he has no chance of leaving prison alive. >> but what about, let's say the victim's family like one of the ladies that mr. parker shot? their kids don't want him out, they think he should serve the rest of his life. i mean, do you understand that point of view, too, or do you think he should be let out? >> sure, i do. but he's a hundred and almost 101 years old. you know what i mean? i think he has served his life. you know, i mean, he's a century old. you know, he's served his life. let him go. yeah, let him go. >> do you think you need to be in here? >> no, i don't need to be here. i need to be at home on the farm. that's where i was born and raised. that's all i know. >> weekday mornings on al jazeera america >> we do have breaking news this morning... >> start your day with in depth coverage from around the world. first hand reporting from across the country and real news keeping you up to date. the big stories of the day, from around the world... >> these people need help, this i

or 18-year-old anthony sherman after the two brothers went on a brazen crime spree that landed them and 25- year-old james miles of oakland behind bars along with a 15- year-old. >> sometimes you have to have hard experiences to teach you a lesson sometimes. this may be one of those times. >> reporter: the crime spree started at 10 a.m. in redwood city. two homes ransacked. then the suspects moved across the bay to fremont where they kicked in the door on via lagana and ransacked the place. then police say they went to this fremont park on paseo padre around 3 p.m. and held a mother at gunpoint as her children watched. >> one of them immediately pointed the gun at her, put her down on the ground, they took jewelry from her and then they went through the other three suspects went through the unit and ransacked it. they spent more than 10 minutes inside and the two young children watched all of this happen. >> reporter: a solid witness and vehicle description helped police track down the suspects and arrest them all. leaving court today, mr. sherman did not want to talk on camera but

as the you stay, art sherman started out here at golden gate field. his son, steve, still a trainer here. and for california trainers and california breeders, this one was something special. >> california chrome broke out of the gate, never seemed to strain. and when he rounded that far turn, jockey pulled away from the rest of the pack. the race never in doubt. one of chrome's co-owners, lives here in yuba city. in the town's watering holes, neighbors were cheering him on. back at golden gate field. the assistant trainer says the win kind of settles a score with some of the blue blood breeders back east. >> they always make us feel like we are less because we are out here on the west coast in california. >> reporter: we heard that from more than one trainer here. it must have had a lit to do with the co-owner, steve coburn saying this. >> all i have to say. do you nonbelievers believe the horse now and this man train ape horse. itch you don'ty need to have your head examined. >> little chip there. understandable when they paid the $#,000 for the mare

she finished the conversation. >> after calling bill starns, sherman moore continued to contact him.ven asked me to get in contact with the warden and ask for his release. but i just feel like if you commit the crime, you should do the time. i just can't bring myself to go about that procedure. it was a bad day in mine and my family's life. i'm sorry he has to stay in prison for what he did, but that's just the way it is. >>> next, on "lockup: extended stay." >> it happened eight years ago on february 24th, 1999. >> sherman moore comes face to face with the mother of someone else's victim. >> i can't say i understand how you feel, but i can understand your loss. it really shook me up. there's no justifiable reason to take a life. my wall. oh, i like that one. it's so quick! it's just like my car insurance. i saved 15% in just 15 minutes. i saved more than that in half the time. i unfriend you. that's not how it works. that's not how any of this works. [ male announcer ] 15 minutes for a quote isn't how it works anymore. with esurance, 7 1/2 minutes could save you on car insurance. we

sherman is talking about donald sterling, too.e tells "time" magazine, quote, i wasn't really shocked or anything because of what i saw after the incident -- after the nfc championship game. you've got a lot of racial backlash and racist comments that were uncalled for. i can never see a time when racism is called for. it didn't shock me as much as it would have had i not experienced that personally, had i not seen those things. nba hall of famer elgin baylor defied gravity in 13 seasons with the lakers. many fans didn't know he spent a longer stint of time with the cross town clippers, general manager for 22 years. he worked under donald sterling. for the first time before a national audience, he's talking about the donald sterling he knows. he talked with anderson cooper. >> elgin, you worked with donald sterling for 22 years. what was your reaction when you first heard that tape? >> when i first heard it, it just brought back memories of some of the things that were said by donald. >> did it surprise you? >> it didn't surprise

know he dies in 1884 so not much is known about him however years later there's a guy named ludwig sherman in germany. an obscure name. he writes a book in english called go buno's race war. why is that important? this book was later lauded by the nazis as a primer on race. now in not look which the nazis thought was a good example so much so by the way that sherman is presented a medal by the nazis for his work on race. in this book he includes writings of hearts so here's the connection. this guide for mobile writing on race is later referenced in german works that are later praised by the nazis who of course are the all-time infamous proponents of racial inequality. so what we say in words -- what we write and what we say can be dangerous. this sentiment is a dangerous sentiment. i do contend the south had little chance of winning this war if it's a long war and must be get an ally. so to that extent the try to gain recognition. if that had worked there would have been a different outcome in the war. that's speculation. the other thing is the racial part. as the war becomes hopeless you

>> pelley: in 1957, this picture of sherman safford could be had for 15 cents. today, it sold for $22 million. >> i'm part of that and that is just too cool. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. tonight, hundreds of firefighters are battling another wildfire in the west, a fire fed by the heat and drought. today, government forecasters told us a change in the long- term weather pattern is coming that could bring more moisture to the area, and fewer fires, along with a slower-than-usual hurricane season. they predict eight to 13 tropical storms during the season, which begins june 1, with three to six of them becoming hurricanes. we have two reports on the extreme weather. first, carter evans on the wildfire tonight in central arizona. >> reporter: the fire is burning in a canyon just a few miles from the popular tourist town of sedona. high wind grounded water- dropping aircraft yesterday, and the fire grew from 800 acres to nearly 5,000 in just six hours. calmer condi

richard sherman was at your table. >> i am interested in how athletes integrate this. i think it is a lesson for all of us. bill clinton in the book said the most important mistakes i made when i was tired. with monica lewinsky in the news again, wouldn't you have happened that you got a good eight hours of sleep the night before? wasersity of miami, she telling me that during her years , she would call in the middle of the night to ask about medicare. these are just the old ways of working. it prioritizes tillers of success including our well-being and our capacity to make wise choices and wise decisions. said: one of the critics the scientific data that you have included, this is not just your moment or your story. why was that so important to you? need to movere, we away from the way we have been and when youives have a lot of data, it can convince ceos to prioritize the health care of their employees. that whens the data we prioritize that, productivity goes up, creativity goes up. one baby step is 30 minutes more sleep a night. sleep is a wonder drug. we used to d

bowl rant. >> i considered letting sherman up here to the podium today.ving him the mike. but yeah, we've got to go in a little bit, so. >> obama's good, guys. i think every year president obama gets a little funnier and his timing gets a little better. obviously, at the correspondents' dinner he was great, but yesterday poked fun at guys, but also gave a lot of guys credit, including richard sherman, saying he loves to root for an underdog. sherman has a great story, from compton, from drugs and gangs, all the way to stanford and now the highest paid in the league. >> making fun of sherman and also jokes at the correspondents' dinner. thanks. >> thanks, guys. >>> big news this morning. new allegations of patient mistreatment at va hospitals, new allegations on top of everything else. we'll tell you what's happening today right after the break. whon a certified pre-ownedan unlimitedmercedes-benz?nty what does it mean to drive as far as you want... for up to three years and be covered? it means your odometer... is there to record the memories. during the m

as for two suspects, we actually smoke off camera with the father of the sherman boys. he says he won't bail them out of jail because they weren't raised to behalf like that. >> there's a groper on the loose in concord. this is a scatch of the suspect. police say he's probably a young teen, 5'6" with short black hair. he likes to run up to at least three women now walking on the path between north and south lar inavenue. his mo. he grabs them from behind and run runs off. >> it is terrible. i wish they would post fliers and tell the residents who live here. >> tomorrow she will make sure that the hoa knows all about it. >> police are searching for a missing 13-year-old girl she has a history of depression and ptsd. she ran away from hoar home yesterday. >>> osha is investigating the death of a construction worker who fell 15 feet and landed head first on concrete. this p hahed this afternoon at a housing development being built on the old bay does racetrack. the man's name has not been released. >>> aseveral foot bog players including a n -- of pushing painkillers like

the jockey's second victory, and art sherman wins with his first horse at churchill downs. >>> art shermanas come full circle from exercising california bred that won the kentucky derby to training the california bred that won the kentucky derby. so all i got to say, you nonbelievers believe this horse now and believe this man can train a horse? if you don't you need to have you head examined. >> to the hardwood. three game seven's today. it's do or die for the warriors. warriors have played in six game sevens in in the history and a 33-record. the first since 1977 and have not won since 1975. mark jackson played four games himself. doesn't want his players to get out of character for the contest. >> you get caught when you try to make too much of it. sure, every possession is going to count but if we give for the evident we did last night, and we execute and take care of the basketball, we know how we can win the ball game. now the question is going out and doing it for 48 minutes. who is going to take the 48-minute effort. >> atlanta and indiana game seven. larry bird. the pacers down 3-

the jockey's second victory, and art sherman wins with his first horse at churchill downs. >>> art sherman has come full circle from exercising california bred that won the kentucky derby to training the california bred that won the kentucky derby. so all i got to say, you nonbelievers believe this horse now and believe this man can train a horse? if you don't you need to have you head examined. >> to the hardwood. three game seven's today. it's do or die for the warriors. warriors have played in six game sevens in in the history and a 33-record. the first since 1977 and have not won since 1975. mark jackson played four games himself. doesn't want his players to get out of character for the contest. >> you get caught when you try to make too much of it. sure, every possession is going to count but if we give for the evident we did last night, and we execute and take care of the basketball, we know how we can win the ball game. now the question is going out and doing it for 48 minutes. who is going to take the 48-minute effort. >> atlanta and indiana game seven. larry bird. the pacers down

joining us on the television -- the telephone from los angeles is alex sherman.do we know so far, alex, about sprint and t-mobile? >> we know there was a meeting earlier this month, the first week of april, where the sprint cfo and their treasurer met with six different banks, including goldman sachs, deutsche bank, bank of america, citigroup, to plan out various different structures for a deal for t-mobile. basically, sprint said we are not ready to announce something yet, but if and when we are, you guys need to be ready with a financing. that was sort of the general topic outline of the meeting. >> alex sherman, what has been some of the specific challenges for sprint mounting a deal for t-mobile? >> the biggest one is regulatory. they have spent the last several months talking to regulators. he was in washington for a decent stretch of time, trying to plead his case to allow this deal. so the fcc and the department of justice would basically look at this and say we are going from four large wireless players to three, why should we do it? it could be anticompe

. >>> i considered letting sherman up her to the podium today. giving him the mic, but, you know, we have to go in a little bit. >> yeah, richard sherman didn't mind president obama ribbing him. heck, he's probably saying i'm making $56 million right now, you can do what you want. >> exactly. >> the seahawks got a tour of the oval office. not bad. >> given the chance, he would not be short on words. >> no, he would not. >> thank you. >>> bill is here with more on the severe weather outbreak and where it's headed next. boy, a lot of damage in its wake. >> the stuff out of california was impressive. >> the houses. >> the pictures of the airport -- rare you can see hail that can do damage like that. has anyone ever been kill would by hail? there have been documented cases -- >> not in this storm. >> no, we were okay with this one. that's over with. we have severe weather early this morning. wind and hail in the ohio valley, and a few around d.c. an overnight complex rolling through new york city. now rain on long island. rain from allentown, and rum

sherman and other members of the super bowl champion seahawks made this video for mrs.s move" campaign. it's not all fun though. the schools were given the flexibility to back out of the lunch rules backed by mrs. obama. it would above a temporary waiver to nutrition standards if schools operate at a loss over six months. earlier this week the first lady said she finds the grant for waivers unacceptable. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," recalls by ford and gm and reading rain beau is a hit at kickstarter. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, marlie. ford is recalling more than a million vehicles because of power steering failures. the recall includes 2008 to 2011 ford escapes and mercury mariners. also explores from 2011 to 2013. the company says the government has received several reports of crashes linked to the problem. >>> another controversy over a general motors recall. gm recalled some pontiac gm mid size cars to fix a faultyrake light system back in 2009 but the company waited more than five years to

i still laugh every time i see richard sherman.said oh, all those stunts at the super bowl, the choke sign and all the ugly interview. well, since then he signed for 56 million, got another 10 million in endorsements and a shot to be on the cover of madden. >>> the blackhawks, this could be something else, steve ballmer, the guy that paid $2 million for the clips. just show one -- $2 billion for the clips. just show one goal here. series tied 3-3. gridlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he became speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to keep fighting for balanced budgets. democrat john perez for controller. >>> frenzy! the mad scramble for hidden cash. >> i found it! 125. >> and the mystery millionaire in the blue sneakers who is

. >> i considered letting sherman up here to the podium today.laughter] >> giving him the mike, but we have to go in a little bit. so... . >> and if the president was referring to corner back richard sherman's remarks which made headlines after during the game last season, he went on to commend sherman for overcoming much adversity in life, winning a scholarship to stanford, and really nice things to say. >> and we didn't get to see marshon lynch. >> that's right. >> loved to have spent some time with beast mode. just wanted to say beast mode again, and i did. two u.s. agency that investigated air crashes is calling for more testing on the lithium ion batteries used in boeing 787 planes. they come after uncontrolled overheating led to a battery fire on a boeing dream liner that happened last year. didn't come out and call the ballries unsafe, what did they have to say. >> the jet was actually parked at the time at boston's logan airport, when the battery burst into flames. the ntsb wants more test, it wants better fests on these batteries. on bot

. >> i considered letting sherman up here to the podium today.we got to go in a little bit, so -- >> yeah, richard sherman, he didn't mind president obama ribbing him. he laughed. he's making $57 million right now, maybe. the super bowl xlviii winners, the seahawks, got a tour of the oval office in the end. >>> just ahead, another singing competition champ is crowned. plus the battle of the superheroes. new details on the upcoming superman versus batman film. huh, 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know that game show hosts should only host game shows? samantha, do you take kevin as your lawfully wedded husband... or would you rather have a new caaaaaar!!!! say hello to the season's hottest convertible... ohhh....and say goodbye to samantha. [ male announcer ] geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. [ male announcer ] geico. [ maey can see the lighteyes. of a single candle... ok after them th centrum silver. multivitamins for your eyes, heart and brain. centrum silver. for the most am

seattle seahawks corner back richard sherman is here tonight. he gave me great tips on how to handle it. jake tapper don't you ever talk about me like that. i'm the best president in the game! what do you think, richard? is that good? more feeling next time? while we're talking sports last month an american won the boston marathon for the first time in 30 years. which was inspiring. and only fair since a kenyan has been present for the last six. to even things out. we had other athletes here tonight including olympic snow boarding gold medallist jamie anderson is here. we're proud of her. talented young lady. michelle and i watch olympics we cannot believe what these folks do. i can't seen anymore pull a 180 like that since rand paul disinvited that nevada rancher from this dinner. and the general rule, things don't end well, it's the sentence starts, let me tell you something i know about the negro. you don't need to hear the rest of it. just a tip for you. don't start your sentence that way. speaking of rand paul, colorado legalized marijuana

his trainer, 77-year-old art sherman, has strong ties to the bay area.n yuba city, where california chrome's coowners, the martins, live, it was a thrilling day. >> he's a california horse. he's the people's horse and we're proud, proud of him. >> two weeks ago, the colt won the kentucky derby. if california chrome wins the belmont stakes on june 7th, he would be the first winner of the elusive triple crown since 1978. >>> one of the bay area's favorite human race traditions is just a few hours away now. tens of thousands of people are expected to attend tomorrow's bay to breakers foot race. organizers will be watching out for unauthorized runners and enforcing bans on large bags and alcohol. the race starts at 8:00 in the morning at main and howard streets in downtown san francisco and ends at ocean beach. bart is starting service earlier than usual tomorrow, at 6:00 a.m. and running longer trains. you can visit our website at ktvu.com for more information on transit options and to find out what streets are closed. >>> happening now, san francisco airpo

the 77-year-old trainer, art sherman, is also looking to shine this year.s the derby, he will be the oldest winning trainer in the race's history. we wish him all the best. >> i don't have high expectations of winning all the big races and stuff. i just like to win my share, have fun, and at this stage of my life, i said, gee, i have to wait 77 years to get this, so it's been a long time coming. once in a while, you get that -- >> prior to training horses, sherman was a jockey and a stable hand. he says winning a derby is a dream of a lifetime, and let's hope he does win indeed. >>> we've been asking if you think a specials committee would be more effective in investigating the benghazi attack than congress's attempts so far. and kathryn writes mickey mouse and donald duck would be more effective. and that's going to do it for me. i'm uma pemmaraju. >>> hello, i'm kelly wright. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's news headquarters." i'm molly line. the white house is facing backlash after newly released benghazi e-mails. a congressional committee is p

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mashon lynch didn't make the trip by rush richard sherman is there. >> i considered letting sherman up here on the podium today. give him the mike but we have to go in a little bit. so... >> probably a wise move. >> yes. >> mediocre. abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply, hardware. it's ten seconds in my head forever. >> a lot of peoples. >> president avoided a you tube moment. >> yes. >> join me tonight at 9:00, the local citizen scientists taking over a nasa craft what. they plan to do with it, at 9:00 >> then, at 11:00 a new case of stolen valor the country's first transgender navy s.e.a.l. helps dan noyes expose a fake here in the bay area. it's a story only on abc7 news >> and prime time tonight here on abc7 starts with one hour season finale of the middle followed by the new season the motive. join us after that great programming tonight. >> but that does it for this edition of abc7 news our coverage continues now on twitter. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. we appreciate your time. this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants -- a strategic communica

richard sherman, four year, $56 million deal, $40 million of that guaranteed. john, is he worth it?eiver, you don't have to run a zone defense, and deion sanders, richard sherman on that guy and leave them on the island and know he will catch few if any balls the entire day, the most playful guy on the field. 1 pour 4 million last year. stuart: you sounded authoritatively and you know what you are talking about. we are staying on football, the nfl draft starts tonight. what advice do you have for instant millionaires? >> two pieces of advice. the first is to get a professional money manager to help them with the money they have coming in because it always seems like at the end of the career they have nothing to show for it. the second is to go out -- don't buy and nightclub. stuart: what is your advice. give money to you and let you manage it. >> absolutely. 8% of bancroft, the average career in the nfl is only three years. my advice when i first started sports, people told me to buy a home and i did that, you cannot always pump gas and pay the bill but you need to some type of long

plus richard sherman, remember him? the sea hawk made headlines and now he is making headlines again. this time for what he is saying about donald sterling and the nfl. i always say be the man with the plan but with less energy, moodiness, and a low sex drive, i had to do something. i saw my doctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. we talked about axiron the only underarm low t treatment that can restore t levels to normal in about two weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant, and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as unexpected signs of puberty in children or changes in body hair or increased acne in women may occur. report these symptoms to your doctor. tell your doctor about all medical conditions and medications. serious side effects could include increased risk of prostate cancer, worsening prostate symptoms, decreased sperm count, ankle, feet o

for the trainer, art sherman, he said he wasn't going to bring a horse to the kentucky derby until hehorse he knew could win it. he was true to his word. >> to see this dream come true that we have put so much blood, sweat and tears. our savings, our retirement into this horse. and see this horse win the kentucky derby, i -- i have no words. >> i'm just the same old art sherman, you know. except i won the kentucky derby. >> reporter: at 77 years old, art sherman is the oldest person ever to have trained a kentucky derby winner. as for the owners, well, they turned down multimillion dollar offers for this horse. today, they've won $1.4 million. but winning the kentucky derby is priceless. and in two weeks' time, unless anything goes wrong this horse will be a hot favorite for the preakness. cnn, louisville, kentucky. >>> the amazing spider man 2 is kicking off hollied with's blockbuster season. nischelle turner explains how the studio behind it is trying to grab moviegoers from the web of advertising. >> since i was 3 years old i wanted to be spiderman. >> i love summer movies. >> repo

mashon lynch didn't make the trip by rush richard sherman is there. >> i considered letting sherman upere on the podium today. give him the mike but we have to go in a little bit. so... >> probably a wise move. >> yes. >> mediocre. abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply, hardware. it's ten seconds in my head forever. >> a lot of peoples. >> president avoided a you tube moment. >> yes. >> join me tonight at 9:00, the local citizen scientists taking over a nasa craft what. they plan to do with it, at 9:00 >> then, at 11:00 a new case of stolen valor the country's first transgender navy s.e.a.l. dan noyes expose a fake here in the bay area. it's a story only on abc7 news >> and prime time tonight here on abc7 starts with one hour season finale of the middle followed by the new season the motive. join us after that great programming tonight. >> but that does it for this edition of abc7 news our coverage continues now on twitter. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. we appreciate your time. - what? - lemon, i'm gonna be late for our meeting. i had to get out of my car and walk

. >> just ask richard sherman. begging the question, do high-profile incidents in sports really equal more criminal activity. we looked at arrests and citations and all four of the country's biggest sports. basketball, football, baseball and professional hockey. based on information by ref nation's website, the documented legal activity by sport and by year. what do the numbers show? in the last three years the nfl averaged the most arrests and citations, about 54 a year. but it has the most rostered players. for the nfl population it's a rate of 3.2%. in the nba, the three-year average is 13 incidents per year. that equates to 2.9%. major league baseball averages about 14 a year, or a rate of 1.9%. the nhl was the lowest. two arrests or citations a year. a rate of 0.3%. the common thread here, according to the fbi's annual report, crime in the united states, nationwide the arrests were 388,000 per 100,000 people. or rate of 3.8%. the average population commits crimes at a higher rate than the athletes of these spo

sherman burns things in virginia on purpose. they are short of food, hungry and infected with diseases they would not otherwise had and all of those things add to the mortality of the war. &%c1 but the south deliberately starved the people in the camps or didn't have enough food to feed their own people and the north knew about this. they got people who were just skeletons and they got back on the rations. so the treatments of prisoners of war was the flashpoint of conflict. we were being nice before, perhaps being christian. but now you are being so evil we will be evil and the treatment of the prisoners of war got worse and worse. the confederates moved a lot out and took them to south georgia to get them out of the line of the remember -- armies -- and didn't pretend to set-up shelter for the people. they said if you want shelter dig a hole in the ground. it was probably the worst situation you could imagine for the men to be in. and they started dying in large numbers. they had scurvy and that is caused by lack of vitamin c.

sherman said, no. "we have an nfl team called the redskins. don't think the nfl is really concerned as they show. the nfl is more of a bottom line league. if it doesn't affect their bottom line, they're not concerned." >>> there is an apparent front-runner for the job. "new york daily news" reached out to broadcaster and former player steve kerr just three hours after firing jackson. the job is his if he wants it. the warriors are also talking to bay area native van gundy. the star and pointguard in martinez before he got into coaching. >>> now, here's a first pitch you may never see again. >> a baby t-rex stopping by petco park in san diego. kind of scary. they tossed out the ceremonial first pitch. holding the ball there in his teeth and then whipping the head around. >> you can't do it that way. >> yeah. threw out to the pitch to the san diego mascot. watch out. dinosaur was there to promote "walking with dinosaur" show coming to san diego later this year. actually so realistic. >> apparently that is the baby. amazing. >>> it's 5:26. anothe

. >> as the sun rose over golden gate fields we caught up with trainer steve sherman as he tended toss before heading to baltimore for today's big race. steve and his family have been fixtures at bay area racetracks as either exercise riders, jockeys or trainers for more than 60 years. but now they say they're living a dream all because of a 3-year- old chestnut colt named california chrome. >> the owner approached me, and he said, steve, i've got the kentucky derby winner. >> and this was early on. >> this was early on. he was just two. i mean early two, like january so he just turned two. i said oh, really. i'm just saying okay, we all hear that. >> steve recommended his dad, 77-year-old art sherman for the head training job and his brother alan as assistant trainer and that's when this fairy tale story really began to take off. two weeks ago california chrome or junior as they like to call him became the first california bred horse to win the kentucky derby in 52 years. >> it was his fifth straight victory, and today he's the big favorite to win the preakness at pimlico. >> who ev

we caught up with trainer, steve sherman in berkeley before he left to join his family for the preakness. the head trainer for california chrome and his brother, allen, the assistant trainer. the shermans have been fixtures at bay area race tracks for more than 60 years and now, they say, living a dream. >> we have had a really good run, but this kind of puts us over the edge. >> kind of in a league of its own >> that's right. >> california chrome is the favorite. if he pulls off another victory, it's onto belmont stakes, to win the ill lewissive triple crown, something hamas not been done in 30 years. >> >> a dog, scared kids and a bus driver's quick intervention. why he do not agree with people who call his actions heroic. >>able specific weather changes heading to your neighborhood this weekend. >> >> stolen momentos of a ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. >>> south bay family is hoping that someone

sherman and kaepernick is going off each other. online voting runs through next friday and we posted a link on the web link section on www.ktvu.com for you to vote. >>> several top lawmakers demanding automakers paying much larger fines. you will recall the transportation department just fined gm. that amount is the maximum currently allowed. but, democrats in the u.s. senate have introduced the automaker accountability act which would remove limits on safety fines and safety advocates say it is about time. >> gm has recalled nearly 14 million vehicles since january. a faulty ignition switch in some older model cars is blamed for the deaths of at least 14 people. >>> residents got the moment of a lifetime when they ran into president obama during a walk. >> oh my god, someone going to think you are like whack. >> there is a picture that i am sure ended up on twitter. >> it happened on wednesday. the president asked the woman she was selling pretzels and how business was. >>> a woman thought it was suicide after her husband was inju

sherman, for five minutes. the yeah from massachusetts, mr. keating, is recognized for five minutes. >> i thank mr. sherman for a meetinge to atten where my presence is required thinkquorum and i chairman poe for convening this important hearing. like to begin thanking you bothppearing tomorrow, witnesses have extensive experience on russia and on security interest. looking for to hearing their assessment of the long-term implication of russia's illegal invasion of crimea, its subsequently efforts ukraine's interim government, and other matters. pledge tos april 17 help deescalate the crisis in ukraine, russia has done exactly the opposite. the role that russian special forces have played in destablizing eastern ukraine is indisputable, in supporting separatist coordinated armed atax on government buildings and kidnaps and violence against local politicianings, reporters and even osce monitors. russians misinformation campaigns have only may matters worse. forces used the masked war father and other covert themes to signal a shift in its appro

sherman, congressman sherman, in answer to your first question or further answer to it, we had -- there was testimony from the fbi and i'll just give you their quick response. fbi director james comey testified that boko haram has communications, training and weapons thinks with al qaeda as well as al shabaab based in somalia and al qaeda in the arabian peninsula based in yemen and then he also testified that these links in his words may strengthen boko haram's capacity to conduct terrorist attacks against u.s. or western targets in the future. so in terms of the weapons movements, that's the fbi's testimony. >> it's good to have expertise both from there and from here. >> right. we go to mr. mike mccall of texas. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to follow up -- well, let me say last night i watched the video again of boko haram, the leader, with these 270 girls. it is horrific. and it's hard to stand back idly and watch that happen, knowing that we could do more to help them. the chairman raised the issue of the waiver process, and i guess my question to dr. sewall is if that waiver

we caught up with trainer, steve sherman in berkeley before he left to join his family for the preaknesshead trainer for california chrome and his brother, allen, the assistant trainer. the shermans have been fixtures at bay area race tracks for more than 60 years and now, they say, living a dream. >> we have had a really good run, but this kind of puts us over the edge. >> kind of in a league of its own >> that's right. >> california chrome is the favorite. if he pulls off another victory, it's onto belmont stakes, to win the ill lewissive triple crown, something hamas not been done in 30 years. >> >> a dog, scared kids and a bus driver's quick intervention. why he do not agree with people who call his actions heroic. >>able specific weather changes heading to your neighborhood this weekend. >> >> stolen momentos of a long lasting love. >> how this grandmother was robbed of precious wedding rings while she recovered in the hospital. ♪ at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks by 62%, which makes days with grandpa jack 100% more possible. join us at kp.org and thrive. >>>

so the civilians end up in a war landscape, frightened, scared, and sherman goes through georgia, burns things deliberately. so the civilians are short of food, they're hungry, they're infected with diseases they wouldn't otherwise have had. all those sorts of things add to the mortality of the war. >> host: what about the prison population of the soldiers? >> guest: i'm sorry? >> host: the zonings in enemy -- soldiers in enemy prisons. >> guest: both sides had prisoner in of wore camps, the most famous andersonville in georgia, but the union had prisoner of war camps, in chicago, a book that makes -- the attitude is clear "to die in chicago." and both sides historians who favor both sides are still fighting about whose prison camps were worse. there's no reason anybody should have died in prisoner of war camps. if they were well fed and camps were clean and if the men did not get infectious diseases, and as the war goes on most of them had chance to acquire most of the common infections, but the south, depending on who you ask, deliberately stafford the people in the prisoner of war ca

he won the kentucky derby r that's art sherman.he's got a champion. >> it's once in a lifetime that you'll never forget. this is like hitting the lotto. >> reporter: the lotto almost came much earlier, well before all the prestige. two months ago, the owners who were still scraping by were offered $6 million for california chrome. >> there was a discussion. >> reporter: it was brief. >> it had more to do with we worked so hard to get where we are. >> we would be in the shadows after all of our blood, sweat, and tears, and art sherman with all of his blood, sweat, and tears and them to take the glory for something they had nothing do with and basically getting rid of art as a trainer. the answer was not only no but hell no. >> reporter: and now california chrome is seeking to become the first triple crown winner in 36 years. >> we're still in awe. it happened and it happened to just normal everyday people and that itself is amazing to me. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning: saturday," carter evans, los angeles. >> good luck to calif

interesting rumors running around vegas of the whole sherman issue. liz: sherman?n sterling. charlie: yes, sterling. apparently sterling's girlfriend was down here last night, she was having dinner at a place called prime. magic is in town. eventually he wants to buy the clippers or be the owner of the clippers. we will see what happens. the other thing is this is a great conference because you have a lot of good people who top economists. kind of interesting, got a lot of attention at the time. an economist, good friend of mine was here. predicts the dollar will collapse, we could have another global financial crisis if the fed doesn't start raising rates. basically sees a huge bubble. if they don't put the country back on some sort of a moderating course in different terms of interest rates, that is what is going to happen. you know it was kind of interesting, he thinks the economy is doing well. i caught him at the end of the speech and he started talking about charity. he took a shot at the wounded warrior's program. he made the case he thinks they probably spe

. >>> finally, richard sherman can simply let his money do all the talking. the expressive sherman signed a four year, $57 million contract extension making him the highest paid corner in the nfl. 40 million of that is guaranteed. he wrote i would like to thank paul allen for anteing up. i think that was a unique way for thanking the owner for giving you a hefty raise. >>> tonight at 11:00, text to 911. there's a new wray to actually send for help in an emergency. >> hope to see you at 11:00. >>> three star weddings, breaking couple news on clooney, kim, and charlize now on "extra." ♪ ♪ ♪"extra" "extra" ♪ >>> a celebrity race to the altar. julia on george's marriage plans. >> he is happy and that's what matters to me. >> are charlize and sean fasttracking their nuptials. >> mum's the word. >> miley slams the overdose rumors. >> i didn't have a drug overdose. >> the real story behind the emergency medical scare. >> will and jada on the controversial photo of their 13-year-old daughter in bed with a shirtless 20-year-old guy. >>> then sarah palin going rogue ag