stacy cohan is live on the scene. we'll have an update shortly. what you need to know traffic- wise is coming out of d.c. this morning, you will be diverted off at 410. right now, volume is working in your favor. there is not a lot of delay to speak of at this point but why wait? other side of town being quick peek northbound i-95 looking good as you leave dale city and continue past the prince william parkway in the main line and the locals as you guys travel northbound up towards the capital beltway. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> more now on what julie was just talking about going on in prince george's county where two people were shot early this morning. >>> it happened along the bw parkway inside the beltway but north of riverdale road. several lanes are still shut down as police continue to investigate. as julie mentioned, stacy cohan is there and she joins us now with an update. >> i will get to you and i will get to the traffic problems in just a moment. first, i want to tell you what has been happening. this all started

her for stacy go back to the beginning of the year we did say one of the primary weapons the banks his use against us is inflation and we do see that in our headlines today max american anger at gas prices fueled by rising household energy costs so americans are now spending twelve percent of their disposable income on energy costs up from seven point seven percent in two thousand and two a new study by clear energy partners says there were two thousand and two of course was before the invasion of iraq when we went in there to security poil reason well better work out did it that's right not only did they lie blood for oil but they screwed up they they went in there flawed for oil and then they screwed up well exactly because and also the population of america he supported the invasion of course they screwed up by not looking at history and one thing you find in history is that all wars cause inflation so you might be able to secure the oil reserves by the inflationary cost of military adventure is as going to drive the price of that up anyway so i remember i remember now going back to

government what's going on there stacy harbor now the justice department has to do it should bank one of the world's ten biggest banks buy assets for at least one billion dollars for fraud in taxpayers by repeatedly lying to a federal agency the house and housing and urban development when securing taxpayer backed insurance for thousands of shiny mortgages betty. it's a quote here that reminded me of something that you always say max this is from preet bharara the u.s. attorney in manhattan he says these companies repeated three and brazenly breached the public trust this lawsuit send them and other lenders the message that they cannot get away with the lies and recklessness they cannot casually assign the prospect of being caught to the cost of doing business that's right endorsed bank of course is embroiled in the scandal along with goldman sachs and the grease hiding scandal from a few years back and that's why going to bank is being sued that's why they want to brag of being asked appear before congress has of carl levin for charges of fraud and perjury all right stacy ever thanks

i'm stacy cohan. back to you. >> thank you very much.ow, for the latest, we want to get to julie wright. a very messy day out there on the roadways. >> unfortunately, it is. stacy's ground shot shows thought roadway remains closed at this point. we'll say good morning to the crew in sky fox once again. they are live above the scene here in riverdale. as stacy pointed out, the bw parkway is shut down as you travel between 410 and riverdale road. it will be like this until further notice. so again, traveling northbound, can you go no further than 410. already delays leaving capital plaza headed northbound up towards this low sure point. traffic being diverted off the bw parkway and onto 410. we'll take it back inside and we'll update you on your alternate routes. coming from d.c. against the rush hour flow you will want to stick with route 50 and ken ill worth avenue and use that as the alternate route to get you back out towards the capital beltway. this is going against the rush hour flow so we are not anticipating it to be as heavy as i

stacy cohan is there with the latest for us. >> reporter: good morning. we are here along the bw parkway and i am joined by someone who has information on what is going on. i know this happened early this morning and everything is just developing but what can you tell us at this point? >> at around 2:15 this morning, u.s. park police responded northbound baltimore-washington parkway in the area of the beltway and found a vehicle that had two people in it. both had received gunshot wounds. these people have been transported to a local hospital. it appears to be nonlife- threatening gunshot wiewbdz. we have locationed a crime scene along the bw parkway and so we'll have the roadway shut down while we're processing the scene. >> reporter: is there any information that would lead you to believe that this gunfire was exchanged along the bw parkway while they were drive something. >> i'm not sure whether they were moving or stopped. >> reporter: let's talk about the shutdowns. where is it closed off and how long? >> we'll be closing the bw parkway northbound be

stacy, good morning. apparently we've lost stacy but we'll get her back with the latest on that incident on the bw parkway. two people shot overnight. stacy, good morning? >> reporter: hold on. we're back. >> we're back, stacy. you can hear us? we're going to check in with her later. >>> firefighters in the meantime say a faulty do-it- yourself job is to blame for the explosion that leveled a home in rockville. two people in the home were critically injured. investigators say the man renting the house was converting from a gas to electric drier but didn't have the right tools to finish and left the gas line open. >>> the death of a north carolina teenager found dead in a maryland river has been ruled a homicide. 16-year-old felicia barns disappeared in december while visiting family in baltimore. her body was found -- her body was found in the river weeks ago. so far no arrests have been made. >>> president barack obama will be in new york city later this morning to visit ground zero to mark the death of

how do you feel tonight, stacy? >> it's a little shocking. i'm trying to process it all. you know, it's been ten years. i just never thought that this kind of closure was in the cards for me. i never thought we would get justice. so, while i'm cautiously optimistic, i'm a little nervous there might be some sort of retaliati retaliation. i'mov overjoyed that america pulled it together and got it done. >> i could not say it better. after ten years. the president hoping this will bring about the kind of unity we had in those days after 9/11. and i can only imagine how your family, stacy, will be feeling in the coming days. >> it's -- yeah. it's all bittersweet. there's a part of you that almost wants to celebrate, even though that's not the right word. but it's -- like i said, it's closure we never expected we would get and we're thrilled for that closure. >> thank you. we're thrilled for you. thank you for coming on tonight. i want to bring in brian ross, our chief investigative correspondent. the president giving more details on what happened and kind of remarkable details

back again all right not going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert all right thank my guests reggie melton of boom bust blog dot com if you want to send me an e-mail please do this at kaiser report at r t t v dot are you next guys are saying.

it belonged to jim and stacy richards who are just now telling a harrowing tale of survival.t work when the tornado struck. >> i started to come home. i got a text from my wife. the first couple were gibberish and finally it came through saying help, roof snund then came a desperate voice mail from stacy. jim hasn't been able himself to listen to all of it until now. >> help! >> there was this kind of pressure in my ears. and the next thing i know is the dirt and grit and stuff was hitting me in the face. i realized that the roof was coming off. >> and she was in between those two kennels. >> these two kennels yes, trying to have one hand on top of each. one on each. >> i could feel the dog's crate lifting up. i got on the floor holding the dog's crates and i had one other dog under my arm and things started to land on me. and i actually did get trapped. i remember thinking the next thing that lands on me, i'm going to probably die. >> jim! >> stacy was pinned for about 20 minutes unable to contact her husband or son. >> my son texted me and said are you okay. and it was the

reporting live, i'm stacy cohan, fox 5 news. >> stacy, thank you for that report. >>> and this is the second house explosion in our area this week. a home exploded in prince william county virginia on monday. the house in dumfries was vacant but undergoing renovations at the time. one person inside the home was hurt in the explosion. investigators have preliminarily determined a gas leak was to blame in that case. >>> and pepco is looking into a man hole blast that happened last night in bethesda. the explosion was heard just after 10:00 on wisconsin avenue. pepco said it was a transformer explosion underground. it briefly knocked out power in the area but nobody was hurt. >>> new this morning, also from montgomery county, a man stabbed to death. this happened late last night at a townhome in germantown. investigators say an acquaintance of the victim is the suspect here. they say he fled the townhouse and called police from a nearby wal-mart. you can see video of him being put into a police car at the shopping center. the suspect has not been identified. >>> and in the days after the

has a carl levin for charges of fraud and perjury all right stacy you are thanks so much and good luck in that undisclosed location somewhere in america hope to see you back in the studio thank you max all right that's going to do it for this half of the show but don't go away because there's a much more coming your way after the break. reviewed elitists and signs and signals from the realms. of the future. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time now to go to sunny a los angeles and speak with mike maloney of gold silver dot com author of a guide to investing in gold and silver mike maloney welcome back to the kaiser report thanks it's great being here max ok let's talk about silver last year it was up something like eighty eight percent this year it started off with a bang up big currently going through a bit of a sell off what's going on in the supermarket michael outing well you know as far as the sell off goes i really don't care why actually i do i'm hoping silver will go down a little bit more because i want to buy more. i want to know a lot more silver has yet to e

reporting live, i'm stacy cohan. back to you. >> thank you. >>> an update now on the latest on the death of osama bin laden. the white house describes photos of dead leader of al- qaeda as gruesome and if they are released, some are worried they could create a backlash in the muslim world. the white house is changing the details of the navy seal mission. they are saying bin laden was apparently unarmed when he was killed. lawmakers on capitol hill are asking if pakistan knew more about bin laden's hideout. they want to reconsider the $1.3 billion. u.s. gives pakistan in aid every year. >>> now to the debate over whether to release those photos. california democrat dianne feinstein says bin laden's dna is indisputable but new york republicans say that the president should release the photo of the dead osama bin laden because seeing is believing. >> there is no doubt they got him and let's not have conspiracy theories develop. from what i heard of the pictures, they are not ghoulish, they aren't going to scare people o

up next max kaiser and stacy herbert explain how the trillions of dollars injected into the world's economy mostly ended up in the hands of bankers kaiser report finding your way. nice guys are this is the kaiser report talk about your leading economic indicators as you know that according to a recent study the best looking and highest priced hookers are now in washington d.c. and no longer in los angeles california first to give you an idea of how the economy is going in the united states let's take a look at all of the money in washington d.c. stacy everybody got max we have a financial war going on and i have all the evidence you need in my headlines today central banks punt three trillion pounds into world economy so the world central banks have pumped three chilean pounds or five trillion dollars into the global financial system since the crisis the equivalent of eight percent of the world economy according to a new analysis by fathom consulting yes and how do they do that pumping they pump it through the banking system they pump it through the primary dealers on wall street and the ba

. >> fox 5's stacy cohan is live now with an update. stacy? >> reporter: good morning. these were called the d.c. 41, the people arrested during this protest. and 15 of those, i'm told, are in court today and that hearing is supposed to start in just a few moments. of course what are they protesting? continuing federal interference with d.c. home rule. they did hold ismael rally before -- they did hold a rally before the court hearing. the activist decided not to pay the fine they were given and several plan to plead not guilty. and that would pave the way for atrial which would bring additional attention to the goal, the d.c. democracy movement. >> it comes down to whether we have home rule or not. and we have phony home rule right now. and what we need is real home rule. home rule where everything that our city council decides is final. we don't have representatives from wyoming or nebraska deciding what we can do in the district of columbia. >> the people who did not payout are here to plead to the charge of blocking the passageway and also unlawful assembly. so i'm

p it belonged to jim and stacy richards who are just now telling a harrowing tale of survival. jim was at work. i started to come home. i got a text from my wife. first couple were gibberish. then finally came through saying help, roof under. >> then came a desperate voice mail from stacy. jim hasn't been able to bring limbs to listen to all of it until now. [ screams ] >> help! there was this kind of pressure in my ears, and the next thing i know was dirt and grit and stuff was hitting me in the face. i realized that the roof was coming off. >> she was in between those two kennels. >> those two kennels, yes. tried to have one hand on top of each, one on each. >> i could feel the dog's crate lifting up, so i got on the floor and i was holding the dog crates and i had one other dog under my arm. and things started to land on me. and i actually did get trapped. i remember thinking the next thing that lands on me, i'm going to probably die. >> reporter: stacy was pinned for about 20 minutes unable to contact her husband or son. >> my son texted me and said, are you okay? it was th

. >> stacy was pinned for about 20 minutes unable to contact her husband or a son. text me and said are you ok? i could not tell him know i am not. that was awful. laying there and screaming and screaming. it was horrible. >> stacey and her three dogs and survived they were rescued by her neighbor. >> i have no idea how she walked out of this. >> she still has a sense of humor. >> i do not think kansas, i was thinking stacy in joplin and the house was ripping up from the foundation. >> they took refuge in another hotel, and then went through another mess of tornadoes tuesday night. then talk with his insurance company. >> all we want to get them paid early as tomorrow. >> they do not know if they will use the insurance to rebuild here, or to relocate. they said that the next house they live in will have a basement for better protection. >> south dakota is bracing for what could be massive flooding. families are being briefed, some are told to evacuate. police are going door to door. you are looking at one of the trouble areas. this is where the army corps of enginee

mentors to help women like stacy take their businesses to a million in sales. >> 7% of small business owners are that small. >> the challenge -- >> to take a well thought-out business that is not making a lot of money and get it to a million dollars in revenue. and stacy had that kind of business. >> for a lot of women, i learned, as being part of count me in, they started sbr cool businesses out of their kitchen. then they're like, oh, my god, now what do i do? >> you want to grow your revenue, so how are you going to do it? >> winning that competition gave me a lot of confidence and it actually gave me out in the trenches working in the guardar with the kids and focus ogt big picture. >> that big picture has six zeros. >> the founder of count me and the creator of take our daughters to workday. it's interesting in this piece, she's trying to grow from $250,000 in sales, which is basically enough to support her, her two barns and two different locations and a couple employees. she's got to kick it up to the next gear. if we're going to have more companies and more employees, they've

. >> reporter: stacy was pinned for about 20 minutes, unable to contact her husband or son. >> my sond said are you okay? it was the most awful thing? i couldn't tell him, no, i'm not. and that was awful. laying there, screaming and screaming and screaming. it was horrible. >> reporter: stacy and her three dogs survived, rescued by a neighbor. >> i have no idea how she walked out of this. >> reporter: battered and bruised, she still has a sense of humor. >> i didn't feel like dorothy in kansas. i felt like stacy in joplin with a house that was ripping off from the foundation. >> reporter: they took refuge in a local hotel and during another round of tornado warnings tuesday night. the next morning jim met with his insurance company to assess the damage. >> we've got everything. we have three bedroom, two bath. >> we're going to be able to get them paid today or tomorrow. >> reporter: the richards have not decided whether they'll use the insurance proceeds to rebuild here or relocate. the next house they live in will have a basement, they say, for better protection from tornadoes. case

much much by and i was going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy her and i guess doctor to process if you want to send me an email please do so at kaiser report at r t t v dot ru until next time this is nice guys are saying bye. i'm.

i'm stacy cohan. back to you. >>> now, pepco is looking into a manhole explosion in montgomery county. in happened last night right in the heart of bethesda. it was heard after 10:00 on wisconsin avenue. pepco says it was a transformer explosion that briefly knocked out power in the area. nobody was hurt. >>> a look at this morning's other top stories. we are learning new details about the reid that killed osama bin laden. u.s. navy seals conducted the operation dubbed geronimo. they say bin laden was not armed but did resist capture. according to white house officials, his wife rushed one of the seals and was shot in the leg but not killed. it is also uncheer if women were used as human shields. >> they certainly resisted the raid and they put themselves against the salters, whether or not they were trying to shield or attack is still unclear. >> president obama and his national security team watched as the raid happened. however, cia head leon panetta says mr. obama did not see the moment when bin l

baby i know ball turn up to go home to do a terrorist or defrosting thrown in the ocean all right stacy we're thank so much for being on the book cause or report thank you max. don't go away much more coming your way stay right there. hungry for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on the t.v. . news sky. looking forward to be held in say. pain and suffering will never be forgotten. as well as the joy of liberation. your spring of nineteen forty five on our team. and i'll go back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser found out to go to athens greece and talk with a doctor to care out goes told brass who is doing goldman sachs j.p. morgan and others for their role in the financial assassination of greece dr tubb ross welcome to the kaiser report i must tell you that for grosse you are stealing not only j.p. morgan ing goldman sachs but here's stilling the entire financial kit and caboodle even the intermediaries that deal with these fraudulent securities the the broker dealers the derivative traders you're going after the whol

you as well you're looking great oh that's fantastic let's look at some of these big stories here stacy arbor is the commodities boom over and talk to me about this one yes. the newspapers oh all of the television news shows they're all asking is the commodities boom over they often call it a bubble as well and here's a chart here from the guardian a plunge an oil and gold prices has raised speculation that the long boom is over do you agree obviously the people participating in the on line poll are a bit smarter than the headline writers at the guardian forty percent say yes the boom is over sixty percent say no it's not. it's going to continue because of course the chris question max would have been is the bear market is the collapse of the dollar over right that's the inverse of the sol phenomenon it's really a story about the collapsing dollar and we had a bit of a relative strength of the dollar recently on the path of mine going on in pakistan but let me ask you about this what i've seen here jim grant you know the famous news letter writer he says the current monetary system in t

that is where fox 5's stacy cohan is right now. she joins us on the phone with the breaking details. >> reporter: good morning. i can tell you that the home at this point, they are describing some type of explosion, trees falling down. we are waiting for the fire department public information office to give us more details. i know that two people were injured. there is an eyewitness on the scene who is talking about people being awakened and he helped get people out of this house. i can tell you this is a heavily wooded area. if you are familiar with garrett park, it is sort of tucked down in an older community with very large trees. there is a lot of water around here. lines-- power lines run through many of these trees so it is possible that a tree became entangled. we just don't know at this point what caused this. i can tell you that would people were injured. they did manage to get out of the house. there is nothing left of the house so the explosion that was sparked was devastating. these are sort of one-level cape cod style

home if you do it's errors or do frost and snow in the ocean all right stacy we're thank so much for being on the cars or report thank you max. don't go away much more coming your way stay right there. really you believe this science center. from the realm for. the future covered. and i'll go back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time now to go to athens greece and talk with dr care aka's told brass who is suing goldman sachs j.p. morgan and others for their role in the financial assassination of greece dr to prosper welcome to the kaiser report i must tell you that. you are selling not only j.p. morgan and goldman sachs but you're suing the entire financial kit and caboodle even the intermediaries that deal with these fraudulent securities the the broker dealers the derivative traders you're going after the whole spectrum of fraud is that not correct this is. all people who are defined as it's large in to fight business principle speculators from the greek government manipulation. suit against people but they are in it to fight his officers monitor said well fairly investment ban

well buddy gotta learn some new tricks all right that's going to do it stacy herbert thanks so much i think you max when we come back much more coming your way so don't go away. repairing a broken link. highway construction and humanitarian aid. but as she officials keep the spoils of war it's. the people who pay the price of. profiteering here is no longer just down to drug trafficking. afghanistan the dollars. and greet for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. to . plug a magnetic eyes report time not to go to boston to speak with energy analyst gregor mcdonald of gregor dot com gregor welcome back to the kaiser report good to see you back so it's great to be writing on your blog you write paper vs real exit from normal ecological economics and probably ballistic regimes in one chart well you've got all that in one chart the chart is the thirty year treasury bond versus the c.r.p. the commodity research bureau index tells about it tells us a couple of things first let's just note that since two thousand and two the u.s

well buddy gotta learn some new tricks all right that's going to do it stacy herbert thanks so much thank you max when we come back much more coming your way so don't go away. the official party hopefully cation giuliani for the long pulled from the top story . on the good. video. she's my gold coast's. richest speech now. now in the palm of your. question on the dot com. mission. could you take three months for charges free. range month free risk free stu's types free. old free broadcast quality video for your media projects free media oh don carty done time. magazine reports time now to go to boston to speak with an energy analyst gregor mcdonald of gregor dot com gregor welcome back to the kaiser report good to see you max it's great to be writing on your blog you write paper vs real exit from normal ecological economics and probably ballistic regimes in one chart wow you got all that in one chart the chart is the thirty year treasury bond versus the c.r.b. the commodity research bureau index tells about it tells us a couple of things first let's just note that since two thousand and t

undisclosed location somewhere in the united states and speak with the beautiful and always vive aisha's stacy herbert who i understand is having a silver round made in her homage soon stacey hello i mean yes you could challenge in america because you're a me over there you can see a picture of bin laden over here you can see my seven rifles. so already armed and ready for the show i'm afraid it is summer liberation walk a long. way nicely back out of green. beret carrying a gun yet and a purana next i want. one of. their long frozen fish in the sea and so they actually been lining is my first headline not because i want to talk about him but there's this interesting little bit in here osama bin ladin hideout worth far less than us claimed so pakistani property experts say that the us government's description of a one million dollar mansion that obama. some aloof was way off the mark as further exaggerations come to light a local property expert said at most the house was worth two hundred fifty thousand dollars but here's the quote i want you to listen to max it pakistani property expert said

stacy were paying so much for being on the kaiser report thank you rex don't go away much more coming your way so stay there. welcome back to the kaiser report sign out to go to los angeles speak with nomi prins now me is a former senior executive at both goldman sachs and bear stearns she's the author of it takes a pillage and only welcome back to the kaiser report thanks max. now me i want to touch on this. article for rolling stone the people versus goldman sachs of course you worked goldman sachs as a managing director and i also want to bring into this little discussion some comments made by a wall street bucket shop that goes by the name of stone street advisors. in the in the story about me that stoned street advisors is takes exception to one of the things they bring up right away is lloyd blankfein c.e.o. of goldman sachs of course is being accused by carl levin a lying before congress and lying to its clients your thoughts on carl levin's accusation the lloyd blankfein was lying to his clients and was he lying to congress with respect to his clients and those are some points

of these other stories that are circulating and tell me whether or not this seems a bit odd to you stacy ever tells i think you're referring to my first headline here munich re says prostitutes attended reward party and that's not the shocking thing a k this is munich re the big three insurance company they had a little division called ergo and they held a reward party to reward the insurance high performing agents and there were one hundred executives that attended and twenty prostitutes but kept this we mean wore color coded bans with red for hostesses yellow for those available for sexual favors and white for women reserved for executives and top agents after each trip to beds set up near the thermal baths a woman would receive a stamp on her forearm so i got this straight munich re a financial terrorist responsible for creating ghettos financially disadvantaged folks who are on the short end of the ghetto flirtation of the financial terrorists games of general really are forced to wear yellow armbands and be sex slaves for their german. hosts yes and then be stamped on their own term

there is no alternative let's bring in stacy or oh man hey wait a minute were you so long disclose the location where was the some bunker somewhere what's going on max i had to do is read the strap and see that i was in connecticut you had a strap on. listen well you talk about silver we're going to talk about commodities and inflation in general today the first headline max is starbucks chief howard schultz attacks coffee speculators so howard schultz the president of starbucks the world's largest coffee chain has attacked speculators for pushing up the price of coffee to a thirty four year high he said quote through financial speculation hedge funds index funds and other ways to manipulate the market the commodities market is in a very unfortunate position this is resulted in every coffee company having to pay extraordinary high prices for coffee ourselves if you want to stop the price of coffee from going on there don't let any of your customers use credit cards every time a customer goes into your store and uses a credit card they're creating three out debt and a zero out of nothin

stacy everybody got max we have a financial war going on and i have all the evidence you need in my headlines today central banks punt three trillion pounds into world economy so the world central banks have pumped three chilling pounds or five trillion dollars into the global financial system since the crisis the equivalent of eight percent of the world economy according to a new analysis by fathom consulting yes and how do they do that pumping they pump it through the banking system they pump it through the primary dealers on wall street and the banks are the primary dealers hold onto it and pay themselves huge bonuses so it's totally ineffective as part of the way the entire system is broken but please continue maxwell the e.c.b. was the biggest contributor to this liquidity injection of five trillion dollars the u.k. was the lowest contributor in terms of these big four central banks but the figures according to the article will intensify fears that the extraordinary injection of liquidity is responsible for rising stock markets rather than any underlying pick up in corporate health or in

this is where jim and stacy richards live. stacy survived by hanging on to two dog crates as her home collapsed around and on top of her. >> that was awful. laying there, screaming and screaming and screaming -- it was horrible. >> reporter: this week they got their insurance settlement so they can rebuild. how far east did it go? >> i'm not sure, there's damage over in the next mile section. >> reporter: we are now 12 miles due east of where we started this journey and where the tornado first touched down. this is the area where locals say the tornado actually lifted off the ground meaning its path is twice as long as first estimated. >> casey wynan is joining us live in this report. very interesting report in the trail of agony all along the way. what stood out most about this? >> reporter: what stood out most to me was just the scope, the magnitude of this. we have been hearing all week that the tornado went for six miles on the ground. it seemed to us that maybe it was longer than that, so we thought we would check it out

stacy samuels, going to a's games since 1980. i don't care either.id connected, that would be the game winning hit. 2-1 athletics. 6th inning, trevor cahill, he is 5-0. e.r.a 1.79 and the a's win 3-1. i know you care about thet man but my point was, after you have been working all day, you know, you know what i am saying? you have been under a lot of stress, the caps, and the killing, the united states, the killing of saddam hussein. it's -- >> osama bin laden. >> i am saying osama bin laden. >> we all like to hear that stuff. it's good. >> it inspired you -- [ talking at the same time ] >> that's a real fan. you always talk about who is a real fan, that's a real fan. >> you ever think maybe he has nothing else to do? the only -- >> you complain about people who jump on the bandwagon -- whose side are you on? [ laughter ] >> my side. the lakers rin trouble. kobe bryant -- i don't want to say tired but, man. kobe bryant being outplayed. boss against boss. dallas. here is ron artist. he got the nba citizen of the year award and then he just mugs him. j

this is stacy. who runs circles around asthma. and dan. he never lets high cholesterol get him too low. and amy with her arthritis well in hand. they go to walgreens... where their pharmacist not only refills prescriptions but gives advice... immunizations... and health tests. staying on top of your health starts right in your neighborhood. walgreens. there's a way to stay well. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini slee >>> the family of a man who received a life sentence for killing his 14-year-old stepsister has forgiven him and now welcoming him home. he spent 24 years for the crime and released from san quentin today. it was an emotional reunion the family never thought it would happen. amy? >> reporter: never thought it would happen. consider of all the prisoners serving life sentences that bent before the parole board, only 5% were granted parole so it's pretty rare but he is a changed man. he is a forgiven man and first stop was here at san francisco's grace cathedral. >> first day of freedom in 24 years. he was 18 years o

this is stacy. who runs circles around asthma. and dan.never lets high cholesterol get him too low. and amy with her arthritis well in hand. they go to walgreens... where their pharmacist not only refills prescriptions but gives advice... immunizations... and health tests. staying on top of your health starts right in your neighborhood. walgreens. there's a way to stay well. >>> join us later today at 5:00. >> have a great day. >> bye-bye.

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