he's 41-year-old todd spikes.name lovestoeatyourpeach, he chatted regularly online for almost a month with a decoy who told him she's 13. >> you're only 13? damn, you're a little hottie. >> hi, and thanks. >> spikes' chat is extremely graphic, difficult to quote on television. he sends along pictures of himself masturbating. when the decoy tells spikes she lives with her mother, spikes says he could become the mother's boyfriend, come to live at their house and have sex with both of them. >> i'm sure we would have time alone. >> eww, but then you would have my mom's germs on you. >> i'd wash off before. >> spikes also tells the girl he wants to watch her perform oral sex on another man. the decoy is curious -- >> where are you going to find him? >> probably the mall. or maybe on here. but the mall is a sure place. >> just walk up to someone? >> sure. >> wow. what if they get mad or something? >> they won't. they'd jump at the chance to [ bleep ] you. you will see. >> spikes also tells the girl what he's done for a

think we've worked out yet the spike from two thousand and seven two thousand and eight that led to the call the great recession which i call the great depression i don't think we've worked all that out yet and i foresee another spike on the. should very well bring the bring the whole system down in the united states ok now let's talk about the future of these oil markets we know that the u.s. department of defense consumes awfully four hundred thousand barrels of oil a day or something in the order of two hundred thirty million dollars worth of barrel every barrel of oil every day when the time come when they simply declare force may shore and say we're no longer interested in price discovery and free markets we're just we're just going to take the oil i think that's what been doing since the carter doctrine of the late one nine hundred seventy s. i think the less decent man in the oval office will be known by history for you statement that was respect to the middle east or oil over there this occurred so i would argue we've been doing that for a generation or so and know that we'r

. >> looks like they tried to hit him with a spike stick. there was an officer along side, i couldn't see if he got him or not. >> they watched this guy as he got bolder and faster and going over medians and got in neighborhoods they started to think this guy is dangerous. that's when they get the spike strips out. >> they just took him out. the car is still going. now he's turning westbound. looks like they are trying to come up on him again. >> pit maneuver always ends a car chase. the cop in this case the pit maneuver was very effective. everybody thought the chase was over, yes the -- yet the guy takes off again. >> going through the center median this is a red light. look like he was going northbound now he's staying on artesia boulevard. >> this guy is clearly driving crazy. >> going through -- just hit a tree. >> funny thing is after all the fancy driving in and out of traffic, across sidewalks this guy ends up hitting a tree. >> whether he has a few more minutes left of freedom is another matter. >> he's going to jail, he knows that.

>> the spike in violence this month alone has prompted a renewed effort to get the violence under control by targeting gang members, the people police believe responsible for the crimes and going after this. >> a shooting and killing spike has frustrated richmond police in their battle to reduce homocide. just days after announcing a crackdown another shooting saturday night left a 20-year- old dead and a 29-year-old hospitalised with serious injuries. increasing violence in richmond has now claimed 9 lives just this month alone. >> up until the month of june we had 6 homocide for the year which was, i mean, incredible for a city like this that we have seen multiple homocide over the year so, you know, it's really been disturbing in the last two months the number of homocide we have had. >> reporter: the latest shooting raises the rads to 21 for the whole year. summer camp children were playing, took the life of a 20- year-old man, in what police say is a tinning rivalry between north and central richmond gangs. >> i've listened to the shot spotting shootings of this shooting and it's chi

unexpected bang upearnings from morgan stanley sent shares spiking 11%.ion pacific jumped almost 5% on higher profits. alexion spiked, but intel dropped. also due to soft pc sales, after the bell microsoft fell. in deal news, express scripts is buying med co-health, combining the nation's largest pharmacy benefit managers. >>> six years earlier than expected, the government has sold its entire investment in chrysler to italy's fiat, now the majority shareholder. >>> and finally, prince william and wife kathrcat catherine fle commercial home. to compensate, british airways offered each $300 vouchers if are duty free shopping. a lot of cases of rum. suitcases. >>> well, the rays caught the yanks, and can it be ten years of peace between the owners and the players in the nfl? >>> plus the padres come up big with the leather, holding back the marlins. your first look at sports is straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. >>> welcome back to "first look." i'm lynn berry. in sports, at times it looked bleak and it's not a done deal yet, but it look

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greg has the same job in san diego and he told spike come down with us.er 49ers leaving, nate climmens and diver car. a lot of people ask, vern glenn's children, what do they do? jake doing his thing. driving to the bucket. larry, this camp is ages 7-13. i will give him credit, usually they send the assistant general manage, larry spoke to the kids at it the high school, red wood high school, vern glenn's son with mohawk taking it to the hoop. >> terrific athlete. >> one day he may hold out or be locked out like the other nba players. i think he has

jeanne moos reports on her volleyball spike. >> wendi murdoch was easy to pick out in pink. when you're 38 years younger than your husband, it's nice to rub his back and pour him water before he testifies. she even restrained him when he pounded the table too much. but she didn't restrain herself when this happened. >> oh. >> reporter: an activist pulled a foam-filled plastic pie plate out of a plastic bag, some of that foam landed on m n producer jonathan wald as the attacker. >> plunges it squarely into the face of murdoch. >> and that's when his wife wendi whacked the guy, even picked up the plate. >> hit him back with it. it was extremely dramatic. >> reminds us of the woman who used her purse to try to knock the gun out of a hostage taker's hand. >> no. >> at a schoolboard meeting. >> this is the weapon. >> apart from shaving cream, all

. >> looks like they tried to hit him with a spike stick. there was an officer along side, i couldn't see if he got him or not. >> they watched this guy as he got bolder and faster and going over medians and got in neighborhoods they started to think this guy is dangerous. that's when they get the spike strips out. >> they just took him out. the car is still going. now he's turning westbound. looks like they are trying to come up on him again. >> pit maneuver always ends a car chase. the cop in this case the pit maneuver was very effective. everybody thought the chase was over, yes the -- yet the guy takes off again. >> going through the center median this is a red light. look like he was going northbound now he's staying on artesia boulevard. >> this guy is clearly driving crazy. >> going through -- just hit a tree. >> funny thing is after all the fancy driving in and out of traffic, across sidewalks this guy ends up hitting a tree. >> whether he has a few more minutes left of freedom is another matter. >> he's going to jail, he knows that.

greg has the same job in san diego and he told spike come down with us.9ers leaving, nate climmens and diver car. a lot of people ask, vern glenn's children, what do they do? jake doing his thing. driving to the bucket. larry, this camp is ages 7-13. i will give him credit, usually they send the assistant general manage, larry spoke to the kids at it the high school, red wood high school, vern glenn's son with mohawk taking it to the hoop. >> terrific athlete. >> one day he may hold out or be locked out like the other nba players. i think he has what it takes. >>> all right. good night everybody. >> good night. turn left. you have arrived. sweet belt. e-reader for textbooks. gps. hd video cam for lectures. game pad. have you ever considered this ? it's got all that and more than 200,000 apps. technology to learn and play on-the-go. only at verizon. buy one droid 3 by motorola, the thinnest full qwerty smartphone ever for $199.99, and get another one free.

in -- it would be sort of naive to think that will not see some spike. these folks have a 77% recidivism rate. so they have not been very successful in their attendance -- attempts to renter -- reenter in the past. we believe there is a part better likelihood that between the services we can provide services that adult probation can provide, especially their partner agencies in the city, that we have an opportunity to provide better services for this population. so that over time, and i do not know what the magic time would be, but over time, you would start seeing these people be more successful at their reentry into less likely to agree offend. but we do know that even with programs that the sheriff has had in place for 25 years and the success we have had in those areas, we still have people that recidivate they come out of the county jail system, and we know that some people require more than one attend in order gibbs -- more than one attempt in order to get their life back on track. so we think there will be a spy, an increase in sentenced people, j

. >>> by before the gay pride parade, the one crime that seeing do spike in san francisco. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. >> good evening. it is monday, july 18. i am gasia mikaelian. >>> they called it operation cease-fire. the latest violence came last night in north richmond's. police suspect the shooting is connected to another shooting in central richmond. the key to stopping the violence is between two groups. operation cease-fire include sharing information and sharing resources for the department has high hopes for the plan. >>> new wet 7:00, jana katsuyama is live in richmond. a group wants to take back the streets and help children. >> reporter: community organizers have come up with a plan to build up immunity by getting kids to walk. school is out, and these students will take the bus to summer camp. they travel on her own 2 feet. >> it is something that we thought maybe would work has completely transformed this neighborhood. >> reporter: every day they moved through the iron triangle. >> we do not want the kids to be terrorized with fear. people have

saturday and monday are almost identical with a spike on product sunday. here is where temperatures are at the hulkpeople get warmer the furtr south your head. >> year is a look at the 7 day forecast -- and we will have a look at the 7 day forecast coming up, but here is a look at traffic. >> we have not tracked a single hot spot or incidents 04 this morning. at the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see how light the traffic is. there are no metering lights. they have not even been activated. will it looks like a sunday morning or a monday morning, the fourth of july could look like this as well. on the san mateo bridge is an easy commute. fewer lanes of traffic. it looks more concentrated but it is really pretty light. there are no delays westbound or eastbound. on the golden gate bridge it is a problem free. there are no delays for the southbound commute across the span. an easy trip in from and through marin county. >> the california state budget battle is over as yesterday governor brown signed a $86 billion spending plan into law. the goes into effect to

unexpected bang-up earnings from morgan stanley sent shares spiking 11%. union pacific jumped almost 5% on higher profits. alexion pharmaceuticals had better than expected numbers, but intel dropped after trimming its sales forecast for personal computers. the bell, microsoft fell on disappointment over weak windows profits. in deal news, compress scripts is buying medco health for just over $29 billion, combining the nation's largest pharmacy benefit managers. >>> six years earlier than expected, the government has sold its entire investment in chrysler to italy's fiat. now the majority shareholder. >>> and, finally, prince william and wife, catherine, flying home from the u.s. commercial to save taxpayers paid off in more ways than one. to compensate the royal couple and others for the video system on the ten-hour flight breaking down, british airways offered each $300 vouchers for duty-free shopping. wonder what they bought. >>> the rays caught the yanks. the braves bought the rockies, and can it be ten years of peace between the owners and players in t

we did tell you earlier in the week that there were concerns that a big spike in damn might mean a big -- in demand might mean a big spike in prices, but prices are as low at $100 a bushel, and we're talking large jumbo crab. i hear it's not going to be as hot as we thought. >> we'll feel the humidity on saturday, but it's not going to be too bad. i think it's bearable, as long as you prepare for t here's a look at the current conditions. temperatures right now in the upper 80s, near downtown, culpepper per 86, cumberland, 86. tonight, yeah, go have dinner outside, get that walk in. clear and cool, once again. open the windows, give the ac a break, lows 58 to 68 degrees, and winds will be light. here's the beach and boating forecast. a lot of you folks are doing that, saturday, low 80s, waves 1 to 2 feet, on sunday, warmer, and waves will be again 1 to 2 feet, south wind, 10-15. chance of storms, to the east for the ocean, for tomorrow, 82-86 degrees and winds from the south at 10-15 degrees. i'll have more on your holiday forecast coming up later. back to you. >> thank you. >>> if you

they have slowly digestible carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes, which can help lower a1c. male announcer ] glucerna. helping people with diabetes find balance. ♪ >>> it's a pleasant 60 degrees at my home in l.a. today. but where i'm going, it could be as cold as 60 below zero. every two years, the u.s. military conducts an operation in the arctic circle called ice exercise, better known as ice-x. the arctic region consists of eight countries that border a vast ice-covered ocean. no one country owns the arctic. there are some agreements governing who controls what territory, but as the ice melts, those lines on the map are changing and each nation is competing to extend its arctic border to claim a greater piece of the valuable high north. i don't think often about what's going on in the arctic. with global warming opening up vast riches of resources and military exercises with nuclear subs converging underneath the polar ice cap, i want to know what's going on at the top of the world and why. as i launch to the arctic, i talk via skype with arctic expert professor rob hube

. >> reporter: a shooting and killing spike has frustrated police in their battle to reduce homicides. just days after announcing the crack down another shoot left a 20-year-old dead and a 29-year- old in the hospital with serious injuries. increasing violence has now claimed nine lives just this month alone. >> until the month ofdown we had six home sides for the year which was incredible for a city like this . >> what will it take. >> cut backs are never good and the way with the economy and the government cutting back that won't help the situation. we need more police on the streets. >> reporter: the latest races the homicide count to 21 for the year. the same for all of last year and doesn't include a homicide and shootings in north richmond. on wednesday a shooting in daylight outside a community center took life of a 20-year- old in what is a continuing rivalry between gangs. >> i have listened to the shot spotter recordings and it is -- it's just chilling to hear the screams of the kids as young as five and six while they run off the playground from us and into the safety of th

i only drink water. >> to make sure that nobody spikes it?> yeah. >> in the studio the ceo for the haight-ashbury for walden house, a substance abuse treatment center here in san francisco. the story we heard is so sad. nobody knows how that bottle got there or came from. some adults somewhere this have a bottle and adults have a huge influence on kids? >> absolutely. >> in terms of what they have in the house. from your experience, how much of influence is it? >> enormous influence on their children. it's particularly around alcohol because alcohol is legal for parents think it's legal and some parents better they do it under my watch. so it's similar encouraging to alcohol use with their kids. there is no youth using alcohol. >> from your own experience, but you are ceo emerged clinic but you had been there under different circumstances. tell me your story. >> when i was 25 years old i was clinic at the clinic and went through the program. i i didn't think i was going to be ceo but i concluded the program and finished by doctor's degree and

lisa french with the richmond police department believes the spike in homicides may be gang- related, one group from north richmond the other from central richmond. >> i'm optimistic we'll get to the root of the problem and hopefully get some of the community members involved and try to cut this off. >> reporter: now, one of the problems is that because the incident happened so late at night, there were very few witnesses to help police in their investigation. but french says later today, police patrols and the gang task force will be going out to the community to ask for more help. grace. >> anser hassan in richard, thank you. >>> new outrage over a deadly police shooting in san francisco. activists plan to call for a federal investigation today. elizabeth wenger is in the newsroom to explain their demands and the new details about the suspect's connection to a murder in seattle. >> reporter: they are asking for three separate things. they want a civilian review board and the fbi to investigate the killing and they want san francisco district attorney george gascon off the case becau

. >> and it's played by spiking it and to make the rattle sound and also creates this. (applause). >> (speaking spanish) sorry. (speaking spanish). >> this is the kahita and it is created as the -- i don't know that word. how do you say that? the piggy bank. you know where the boxes and the churches collect money? yeah. this is the original he here. yeah. >> (speaking spanish) (laughing) (speaking spanish). >> this instrument is called c carete and with the right hand and the left hand and open and shuts in a rhythmic time. >> (speaking spanish). >> so this instrument is called sen sero but it's actually a cow bell. >> (moo). >> it was made out of material. >> (speaking spanish). >> but for the african and any instrument that create a rhythm or a sound will become an instrument. (speaking spanish) (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> these are the spanish influences. >> (speaking spanish). >> they adapted to the style of this type of music (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> these are just simple spoons, kitchen spoons. (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> and here

there what you see is that there's a crane in place where these folks are going to tie on to this spike that they're going to cut away sections, they're going to haul it away to examine its welds. what pg & e has gone is saying that the project that was supposed to be over today won't be over until tomorrow. >> we're unearthing a piece of pipe at the cpucs request. taking a look at it. reviewing the pipe and running a camera through a pipe that was abandoned in 1956. >> reporter: investigators want to look at the welds to see if they're defective. for six years up until 1956 this section of pipe was connected to the one that blew up. >> this work is directed by the cpuc. >> reporter: while this investigation continues up here, over here something very important is about to happen. a crater where the explosion originally occurred will soon be covered and closed. no longer an open sore for all to see. back live on the mass cam. after this 8-foot section is removed a major task of course, a robotic camera crew is going to bring in their equipment to bring in detailed pictures of this 8-foo

the spike lee movie, it's a damn good movie. and although it is not a documentary, it never purported to be a documentary. and so, therefore, it does what every movie fictionalized account of a great person does is that it takes liberties. and some of those liberties are greater than others. so i think that those stories are not going away anytime soon. i'm not certain that this is going to be made into a movie. i don't know. maybe it will be. but i do think that we shouldn't overestimate, you know, how quickly the revision will happen. it's going to take time for people to absorb some of what's in here and i take it that this -- and i think manning marable would want that. that this would begin a conversation -- other people will write, other people will take portions of this and take up maybe looking more at the nation of islam and looking at more black nationalism in this period and this is the beginning of a story and since these are my closing remarks this is what's great about the book as manning marable's life. he didn't

global media owner newscorp saw a big spike in volume as shares fell 3.6%. british authorities have launched an investigation into alleged hacking into cell phone voicemails by employees of a u.k. tabloid newspaper owned by newscorp. and finally, watch health care research products maker affmetrix. shares fell more than 17% below this closing price after dropping its forecast for quarterly revenue. if that drop holds, shares would fall below $7 per share. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> tom: as a group, health care stocks continue leading the stock market this year. tonight's "street critique" guest is shopping for a specialized drug maker. she's hilary kramer, editor of gamechangerstocks.com. gamechangerstocks.com back with us from the nasdaq. you mike pharma >> shares have rocketed higher since april, climbing just shy of a new all-time high. what is the catalyst from here. >> it has a novel approach to hepatitis c, and will hiv, and three compounds. it's really a breakthrough company. and even at $126, it's still worth it. >> tom: were you even bu

spikes is going to the chargers. spikes is an asset on and off the field with the niners topping 100 tackles and he was a great mentor for patrick willis, 14-year veteran. he has never made the playoffs. 49ers opened camp this morning at 7:00 a.m. somebody let him in, please. a lot of the niners had not even met harbaugh until today. walker getting acquainted. >> we just smiled, talk and shake hands. i'm glad he's our coach, and i'm just ready to get to it. >> he's got some energy, don't he? >> got a lot of energy. >> it is good. >> a college quarterback will continue his college career at san jose state. he started for the wolverines in twine and was used as a back up last year. he will have to sit out this season, but he will be eligible after this season. >> nice to be talking nfl again. thanks, larry. >> "nightline" is next. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. for larry beil and carolyn spencer, we appreciate your=x=xx

fired up, spikes the ball to home plate. bottom of the ninth.nd and third for crawford. he could be the hero. makes contact but finds a padre glove. the padres of 33-0 this year when leading after 8 innings. >>> geogonzalez the only a named to the all-star team sporting the cap tonight against seattle. brings conor jackson to his knees in the second. 1-0 mare new year's lead in the second. trevor cahill deep to center. just enough to get over the wall. 2-0 seattle. cahill wondering why routine plays seem to be so hard. watch david dejesus. like ane adventure out of the fly ball. falls to the turf but does make the catch. 7th homerun of the year. two-run game. to the ninth. cocoa crisp. this is going to fall. weeks scores, that ties the game. seattle would answer in the 10th. ryan rolls into the tailor made double play but cliff pennington can't turn it. franklin gutierrez scores and that is your game winner, man, 4-2 the final. >>> tiger woods has not hit golf balls for sneerly two months due to an injured left leg including his knee and achille

. >>> a spike in -- >> a spike in river rescues as the runoff at yosemite creates dangerous conditions for hikers. >> and another major fee hike for uc schools. what they are recommending. >> and then late other "nightline." >> carolyn and dan, coming up next, dominique strauss-kahn freed from house arrest after news his accuser lied about a prior sexual attack. and beyonce unplugged. she has a new album out, and tonight she opens up about life on the road on >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> a daring overnight rescue on the merced river. four deputies were swept downstream when their rescue boat was caught in debris. they were trying to reach three teenage boys when they were called to their raft. >> i was on the phone and i was just telling her what was happening and keeping her updated. we were in the trees for maybe almost two hours. >> because of some person's ignorance about the ravaging waters at the merced river caused our officers to get in distress. >> in fact, that rescue ended up taking 10 hours when a member of the second sheriff's departm

volume spiked, more than 60 million shares, compared to a normal day of about eight million. here's the deal. conoco will split into two companies. one will be its refining and marketing operations, the second will be its exploration and production businesses. the split does not require a shareholder vote, but regulators, including the i.r.s., need to okay it. assuming all sign off on the strategy, the split is scheduled for next year. after the close, food conglomerate ralcorp announced a spinoff of its own. it will split off its post foods cereal business into a separately traded company. the breads and bakery operations will retain the ralcorp name. ralcorp stock jumped in early may when con-agra made an unsolicited buyout offer. look at this move here. it rejected that, share price has been floating lower. shares were down 4% after the close. it also cut its earnings outlook, thanks in part to raw material costs increasing faster than it can raise retail prices. speaking of buyout efforts, the fight for pipeline company southern union continues. shares added another 4% af