stan the man! hey, how's it goin stan? can i get $55 on pump three? you got it, stan! gas stations.ust that. where nobody knows your name. the chevrolet cruze eco. with an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon highway. it's the new efficient. >>> marine biologist and lifeguards monitoring the beaches of the state park in delaware today after a boy was bitten by a shark, he was treated for gashes on his forearm, he was standing in five feet of water when the shark attacked him. chad pradelli has more. >> reporter: the shark attack happened at 5:00 p.m. yesterday at the state park in about five feet of water and it happened just about there. a teenager was bit on the arm and he was rushed to a local hospital. >> this morning the hum of a chopper echoed above. the waves crashed into the shore and no one was in the chilly atlantic, some read the paper and some played video games as wildlife officials tried to determine if it was safe after the shark attack. >> it was scary, we were here yesterday. >> i was skeptical that it happened. the victim andrew vance, was wading in five feet of water

stan the man! hey, how's it goin stan? can i get $55 on pump three? you got it, stan! gas stations.ust that. where nobody knows your name. the chevrolet cruze eco. with an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon highway. it's the new efficient. >> here with sports, predicting the phills will not lose tonight. >> you have got that right. you know why? the phillies are off. in more ways than one, if you know what i mean, oven seven games out of first in the n.l. east but little to make you optimistic. ruben amaro knows what the problems are, starting with hitting. the pitching haven't been great either. sobering numbers losing eight of the nine games. they are 10-22. amaro, a popular topic on talk radio and sometimes feels like he is the only one. >> how are you aware of the criticism? >> i don't live under a rock. but at the same time, that's part of it. we had great expectations of this club. when they don't come through and don't do the things we hoped they would do, i know where the criticism gets thrown. at the same time i believe in the people that work with me. i believe in what we d

stan the man! hey, how's it goin stan? can i get $55 on pump three? you got it, stan! gas stations. miles per gallon highway. it's the new efficient. >>> it's tuesday, june 10th 2014. welcome back to "cbs this morning." a san antonio hospital is ready to treat sergeant bowe bergdahl. first, here is a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. five americans were killed in what appears to be a tragic incident of friendly fire. >> this audit reveals a widespread scheme to hide the wait times because bonuses were on the line. >> a systemic breakdown of the security apparatus and she ran the state department. not only has she not been held responsible, no one has been. she's going to brag about her time, she has to talk about the failures. >> the rain from the gulf coast to the ohio river valleys. >>> donald sterling no longer supports a deal to sell the team. the next month and a half is supposed to be about soccer. a lot of people think it's fifa that needs to get kicking. >> these are -- >> landmark paris bridge is open this morning after a lock down. the love locks pulled the railing rig

stan the man! hey, how's it goin stan? can i get $55 on pump three? you got it, stan! gas stations.where nobody knows your name. the chevrolet cruze eco. with an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon highway. it's the new efficient. eagles and marcus smith agreed on a four year contract worth 7.8 million-dollar. next will be a 20 fix pick out of the louisville. all eagles draft picks are signed. >>> speaking of krasnick foles is due for a raise. he will make 625,000 this year and birds cannot offer him a new tiehl until after the season because of the cba. san francisco's colin kaepernick signed a large extension but nick isn't worried about his new contract. >> all that business stuff and other stuff will take care of itself down the road. most important thing is you get a contract like that because you have played well and you have shown thaw can be that guy for the the franchise where as i have to continue to prove that each and every day. >> phillies with their first day off since may 19th, back in action tomorrow, when they host padres, and they could use a breather but we will not

[laughter] they like to stan his stand on n rights. they like his stand on gay rights. in the last senate campaign richard carmona, democrat, trumpeted endorsement of a goldwater. to the liberals have it all wrong? [laughter] >> there are, there are three distinct phases of goldwater as a public figure and as a politician. the historically important barry goldwater, the author of

stan the man! hey, how's it goin stan? can i get $55 on pump three? you got it, stan! gas stations.ust that. where nobody knows your name. the chevrolet cruze eco. with an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon highway. it's the new efficient. >> police say a man and a woman shot and killed two patrol officers as they were eating lunch at this cici peas an in las vegas. alec bok, igor soldo both died. >> it is a tragic day. it is a very, very difficult day. >> police say the suspects grabbed the officer's weapons and ammunition, before running out. lopez said the pair confronted him in the parking lot in they had a back pack. i saw their guns in their hands, and he just told me to tell the cops that it was a revolution and he had just killed two cops inside cici. >> suspect then stormed busy wal-mart across the street, where they shot and killed a third person inside the front door. >> and then this is when you started seeing people running, yelling, like run, run, somebody's shooting. >> witnesses say, swat teams and officers swarmed the store within minutes. the sheriff says the suspec

stan the man! hey, how's it goin stan? can i get $55 on pump three? you got it, stan! gas stations.ows your name. the chevrolet cruze eco. with an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon highway. it's the new efficient. >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> good morning, everyone, i'm nicole brewer. we send it right over to the eyewitness weather forecast, katie, we're talking rain today, right? >> we certainly r kind of coming through off and on. not everyone will get hit all the time. not a wash out after day. but definately a lot more unsettled than that gorgeous weaken we just enjoyed. now through new jersey, very heavy rain through central new jersey, up i-95, parts of the jersey turnpike, that's where we're getting hit the hardest right now, but very cloudy otherwise, notice, the up tick in humidity, 80 degrees the best we can hope for today with limited sunshine, will still be few additional showers and storms that ignite. again, not a wash out after day. however, a very moisture rich air mass in place. for the long hall, we stay warm and muggy and keeping the umbrella on stand

liz: stan, we can look at the home builders all we want, look at derivative plays, the home builders- and professor wachter says that it's important to note this is good news, it is. and we are seeing that reflected, of course. the derivative housing plays, not so much. these are the guys that make the actual product that is go into home building. lumber right now moving a little bit, but do you think that we're seeing an increase in certain kinds of mortgage products that are a little dangerous? i'm getting anecdotal and personal evidence that they're pushing a lot for seven-year a.r.m.s. weren't those the problem that got us into the bubble bursting in the first place? do you think people should avoid those kinds of things? >> no, not at all. if anything, i think we probably overutilized 30-year fixed rate mortgages in this country. an adjusted rate mortgage is a perfectly fine product. liz: what's the right context? guide us here. >> you've got to think about how long you're going to be in that house. if it's only 3-5 years so essentially you're paying a lot more in a monthly paym

stan the man! hey, how's it goin stan? can i get $55 on pump three? you got it, stan! gas stations.ust that. where nobody knows your name. the chevrolet cruze eco. with an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon highway. it's the new efficient. officials believe a broken net from a fishing net is causing a huge fish kill. chopper three over cape may point in front of the sunset grill. that is where eyewitnesses say bunker fish have washed up on the beach. right now crews are working to clean up the shore, officials say that the majority of the dead fish, will be, washed out with the tides. >>> look at the the picture perfect day, to be on the beach, or anywhere outside. >> absolutely cape may point is a quaint little town here, all of our shore towns enjoying a gorgeous day and great weekend as well whether in the city, down the shore or poconos. we will look at all three coming up in the forecast, we will like the weekend for all of those spots. speaking of the shore lets go outside and take a look down the shore right now. i would love to be there right now. look at those folks walking

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beckize stan. their group was formed in 1991 to ore throw the uz beckize stan government in favour of a leadership. it expanded aims to include central asia. the islamic movement of uz beckize stan based itself in pakistan's north-west. the border region is mountainous and remote, making it give to launch campaigns, especially from the ground. attacks from the air have been controversial. the taliban has been vowing revenge, saying many killed were not fighters, but innocent civilians. >>> ukranian president petro porashenko declared a national day of mourning following the attack on an army plane. pro-russian separatists shot down the plane killing 40 soldiers and nine crew members. petro porashenko's western allies urged russia to help implement a ceasefire. russia denied supporting the separatist movement. ukranian officials held last-minute talks in a hope to keep the gas flowing. gazprom give ukraine until tomorrow to pay off part of a $2 billion threat, otherwise it could be cut off. >>> isra

the taliban assault has been a stanned assault and they have been attacking police outpost, government areas. the afghan military beat them back with a taliban claim. they have a foothold. this is a test of the forces in southern afghanistan as n.a.t.o. pulls the remaining forces out by the end of 2014, it's a southern province, not far from kandahar, not far from the pakistani border, and many people said there are pakistani links to the ipp urgency. it's difficult to get a clear picture of what is going on. there's no journalists, the afghan military september in reinforcements as it tried to push back the sustained taliban attack. >>> system ahead on al jazeera - how deep divisions and mistrusts between political groups is aggravating the situation in iraq. and remembering the rein of terror, why do some want stalin's name restored to the famous city? >>> welcome back. a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. sunni muslim fighters say they are establishing an islamic state across syria and iraq. until now the group is known as islamic state of iraq and levant, and now it wants t

i'm stan verrett. this is neil everett. he's going to tell you about team usa. >> looks like i have bed head, doesn't it? usa/germany. the team's going to advance with a win or draw. you want to make the knockout. both teams can advance with a portugal/ghana draw. the loser advances in the tiebreaker with portugal and ghana. but thomas mueller, the goal right there beat tim howard. that's the only one that will beat howard. and the usa won't get any. but the usa advances to the knockout because portugal and christiristiano ronaldo beats g. >>> the other big story, the nba draft. number one, andrew wiggins to the cavaliers. played just one year at kansas. cavaliers with the number one pick for the third time in four years. things have worked out great. anthony bennett, the jury's still out. and they're hoping that wiggins will come along a little more. >> you would wear that suit. >> no. >> you couldn't? >> probably could. probably wouldn't. >> i couldn't. >> that's all we got. >> thanks, guys. >>> and even though they beat

this is stan verrett. early start for the giants on wednesday.folks took the day off from work. >> they saw history made at the park. san diego in town. if you're going, didn't tim lincecum throw a no-hitter against the padres last year in san diego? yeah, he did. and didn't he throw another one this year against them? yeah, he's going to. and right before his birthday last year, came right after this year. tim lincecum knows how to celebrate the month of june. sit down. will venable, ground ball to second. that's it. going to get two gatorade baths because he does two of everything. two cy youngs. two world series rings. >>> argentina and nigeria. argentina can win its group with a win. they won their first two matches. third minute, on the attack. maria bounces right to messi. and leonardo messi able to put it in. argentina, up 1-0. 46th minute, free kick for messi, with the match tied at 1-1. it's 2-1 now. messi with a pair of goals. argentina wins it, 3-2. >>> critical game for team usa coming up. noon eastern today on espn. team usa taking o

in an inter stan, you could end up with a cracked screen.lyssa black's phone broke at an office party. >> my boss actually knocked it out of my hand. so he shattered it. >> reporter: kerry many thomas cracked her after dropping it and it's still under crack. >> um, kind of imprisoned with it. >> you drone to get stuck with crack screen. there are companies that can fix them. first up cpr cell phone repair in horsham it's one of 175 franchise locations throughout the country. owner ken shaw says while they do lots of i phones, they also service other brands. >> we also repair samsungs, and htcs, motor role las almost any manufacturer of cell phones. >> reporter: cpr's price for row placing the screen, $80. and it's ready in about an hour. at the apple store in cherry hill, they told us they couldn't fix a broken iphone four screen. apple tells us in store screen repairs are only available for the five, 5c and if parts are available three and 3g models. when it comes to the four they told us they could replace the entire phone for 149. finally

stan the man! hey, how's it goin stan? can i get $55 on pump three? you got it, stan! gas stations.that. where nobody knows your name. the chevrolet cruze eco. with an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon highway. it's the new efficient. >> bare market hang over still has investors waiting on the side lines. >> if you're immobilized can't with a finds your way into the mark, jill schlessenger has some advice, live in new york this morning, good morning to you, jill. >> morning. >> good morning. so, keeping money in cash, is not only an us trends, apparently, right? >> yes, i mean, that recession real did i number on everyone across the globe, according to new research by state street bank, retail investors, around the world, were holding an average, an average, of 40% of their assets in cash. and here's the thing, that's up from 31% just two years ago. lowest levels of cash, india. 26%. highest level of cash, 57%, in japan, and us, smack in the middle at 36 percent, that was a ten percentage point increase in just two years. when i first red headline, just because everyone who is retir

even though this has been delayed eight months we still don't know where we stan with the bigger issue and bigger unions that run trolleys and trains and buses in the city, that is still unsettled as well and it goodies nature of all those workers decide to go work and in the strike as only reason we see buses coming down here on market street, chris and karen. >> steve, thanks. >>> a police involve shooting leaves one person critically injured and another wounded, in the arm. this happened yesterday afternoon in north philadelphia, during a fathers day block party of all things. police say two men appeared to have been shooting at one another when an officer pulled up. he fired his weapon, and he may have struck one or both of them. fox 29 spoke exclusively with the girlfriend of one of the men. she said they were unarmed and ran when they heard shots. >> when they heard the the shooting, they start running to the house and then cops started shooting them because they was running to save their life. >> so a lot of questions about what exactly happened to that even, internal affairs is

. >>> just ahead, celebrating heroes stan lee style. and the technology that could save the life of someone having a heart attack in a matter of seconds. >>> we have clear skies outside and hot temperatures tomorrow and monday. i'll l 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. thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where helping people comes first. chase. so you can. . >>> a technology saving lives in the bay area is getting more powerful. it's a smartphone-based app getting emergency care to heart attack victims more quickly. eric thomas has the story. >> reporter: for ambulance crews, racing cardiac patients to the shot a life saving routine but often it's the first moments after a heart attack that makes the difference. >> success in the hospital is dep

. >>> just ahead, celebrating heroes stan lee style.ld save the life of someone having a heart attack in a matter of seconds. >>> we have clear skies outside and hot temperatures tomorrow and monday. i'll l my name is eddie metcalf. i enjoworking in my yard and you know, i can't. i can't do that any more,'cuz i'm missing most of my lung. they did a cat scan of my kidneys, no more kidney stones. that's the good news. "but, we found a spot on your lung." that frankly scared the "hell" out of me. i hadn't smoked in 22 years. how could this happen to me? he said, "well, you know about radon gas?" we'll... you know, i heard about it. he said, "well, the second leading cause of cancer" "in america is radon, 22,000 people a year die from this." i literally left the doctor's office, got a test kit, put it in my house, and our result was 39.8. the upper limit is 4. we got to get this fixed. that was on a monday, and on wednesday, our mitigation system was up and running. well, i think everybody should have their house tested. we'd never know. we

it is not readily available. >> does the hesitancy on the --t of dod stan in any way about what wern see going forward? the 103 billion dollars is dod funding. we are not in a position to identify the total amount of waste. is there a concern that going forward there's going to be -- some of what you described, mr. johnson, i would suspect our dod would view differently than the way you describe it in terms of changing standards and why the standards were changed. we do to help convince them that it is ultimately necessary? i just go back to where i started. i would really urge you for all of the analysis that has been done, it would be immensely helpful for us to have a conversation not just about we cannotard but if acknowledge that we spent $100 billion in we know billions have been wasted but we cannot even really identify some ballpark range of what that is and where it comes from, that it makes it even harder to support -- forget the creation of a shared database -- it makes it harder to continue funding if we cannot identify where the problems are to begin with. i yelled back

army says it has secured thousands of refugees though seeking safety are threing to iraqi kurdish stanit has only taken a few days for the ruling government to lose nearly a third of the country, and the i.s.i.l. is using political means as well as military forces to gain grown. reportingly handed back to sunni tribesman in an effort to turn the tribes against the shiite government in baghdad. >> a the latest is coming from the antiterrorism force backed by fighter jets are chasing filters from i.s.i.l. north of the creek. now sources are saying that the town is still under control of i.s.i.l. now, there's another development with regards to what is happening. you mentioned the tribal fighters so basically what we with have, there's a statement, and according to that, they call healthed the tribal fighters of iraq. it says we liberated to create, and we are continuing this revolution until we liberate all iraqi cities. it is called on the iraqi people not to be scared and they promise them they will protect their lives, their public, the public property, and buildings. so it is a prett

the airport attack, there was an attack in falluja stan, nettie border with iran. andide bombers attacked killed 23 or 24 shia pilgrims. grouplly is a demonstrating an amazing breach. there was a declaration by the spokesman earlier, calling for an all-out war against the pakistani state starting june 10. there was an earlier deadline by a group in pakistan, saying fighters should come back to north waziristan. and in new haven. in order to fight off what they expected to be an imminent agostini military incursion. >> where does this leave the pakistani government? >> in a very, very difficult position. they put a lot of stock into the peace talks. those have obviously been entirely fruitless. i do not think anybody realistically expects they are going to go back to talking. the civilian government under severe pressure to launch a more robust strike, and perhaps a large-scale offensive into enemy strongholds in northwest pakistan. we have seen already some preparation on the ground in those areas. we mentioned air strikes in a neighboring part of the agency, not w

stan ton looking for revenge and he is out. no.st the opposite of the play befor before. over turns. a's go on to win. the best record at 49 and 30. the draft tonight in phillies. shark had the 20th over all pick traded down to 27 where they select winger nicholei from russia. offensive play maker h.38 goal in 94 points. last year in the ontario hockey league. tiger triumphant return to golf after back surgery in march cut very short. he missed the cut at congressional. that almost never happens. if you ever wonder how they mow the lawn at golf course. that's perfect precision right there. tiger game not precise. can't get out of the pwivrping on 5. bad line on 11. on the fair way but 4 straight bogey at one point. short putt on 17 and misses that. 4 over 75. 7 over. after 2 rounds and done. mark, oliver, ricky, patrick and 4-way tie for first at 6 under. >> i miss the cut by 4 shots that's a lot but the fact that what i was able to do physically and the speedy had and distance i was hitting the golf ball again i hadn't done that i

sutra tower is in the distance. 58 in stan hose. sunny there all morning long.fog half moon bay. we are beginning to recover in oakland and san carlos where he we are getting more sunshine. beach still gray, in fact all along the central coast we are looking at cloudy skies. later on you get into the act with more sunshine. 56 in fairfield, a light wind. the key to the warmup today is less of an on shore push, a warmer atmosphere. 62 with sunny skies in concord and 54 in santa rosa. so already we are as much as six degrees warmer by the delta, five degrees warmer than this time yesterday in livermore, and not much of a change elsewhere. the fog is just hanging on all morning long. so in terms of our average high temperatures, we are close, but still a little bit above normal today. so the fog and drizzle is going to be persistent at the coast. sunny and warm around the bay and inland. then tomorrow ten degrees of cooling. so a big about-face as we go into the first week of june. here's a look at a brightening up exploratorium camera where temperatures today on t

the federal government wants cards to be slightly different from the stan yard issue wards. >> it's hardto understand how this could open up opportunities to discriminate. similar to different actions for childhood arrivals there is a percentage not to fear. >> now immigrants will need two pieces of identification, inincluding a passport. a public hearing will be held next week in oakland. >> still ahead big changes coming to yosemite national park. what visitors can expect to see, and how much it's going to cost. >> plus, some protection isn't just about spf. hot new ways to keep your skin safe this summer. >> >>> breaking news, another fire. you can see there is a report of a grass fire burning along 780 we're told traffic is >>> a major restoration will begin in mariposa grove. more now on the changes that visitors can expect and why timing has special sig stance. >> these are trees people travel to see. >> beautiful. this is worth it for the drive. >> yosemite's giant sequoias can grow as tall as a 19 story building and wider that be a car the largest is estimated about 2000 years ol

in some of the allegations sub st stan ch wait -- did they not have the same jobs? >> that's why i think the frakeswork oia has put forest is helpful. we can go into more detail about the training facility. the border patrol agents who testified they were in an instructor position said they needed ten hours a day. sorry but cbpo is not eligible for auo but instructor position said they routinely testified they can get the work done in eight hours. >> that's my point. to your knowledge, has management tried to stop agents from working past eight hours a day? >> i'm not aware of any. >> okay. >> mr. hamrick, describe for me your investigation of the osg referrals in terms of those people who were not working. how did you go about the investigation to sub stan chat or not substantiate. >> allegations of auo misuse by cbp employees. in each of the investigations, our internal affairs agents collected all the relevant documentary evidence that was available. we conducted interviews with all the relevant employees, interviewed complaint tents and employees alleged to be m

stan ford lost to the host, indiana. he homers off john. 4-2 was the final.ment so stanford will play youngstown state later today. >>> the spurs had a chance to close out oklahoma city last night and earn a rematch with miami in the nba finals. a bad ankle kept tony parker on the bench most of the contest. the spurs got it started with a bang. and down in the fourth, kevin durant puts his team on top with 35 seconds left. but they regain the lead and ginobili hits the three. he could barely watch as russell westbrook made two free throws. they would go to overtime. in o.t., duncan gets the bounce. puts the spurs up by three. and the leagues mvp tries to answer but the shot is off the mark. san antonio wins and takes the series at six. you can watch game one of the nba finals thursday night right here on abc7. that's sports for a sunday morning. i'm rick kwan. have a great day! >> still to come, your last chance to catch some great live news in napa. >> here are the winning numbers from last night's $173 million power ball draw. >> no one correctly picked all

here's where we stan in the 80's in trenton pushing tonight philly.re in the 80's for better part of the morning but we have just dropped down in the upper 70's, about an hour and a half ago but now sun has been up for almost an hour and it will warm things up. mild start at shore points, mild start in the mountains and in the city where we see heat advisory later on today at noon specifically. eventually a few showers and storms will rumble through as we head towards the evening, bob, over to you. >>> 6:23. hello northeast philadelphia, lights out here at intersection of torresdale, and robbins, on the approach to the tacony palmyra bridge. these folks flying on through the intersection here, where the the lights, at least this guy is stopping, and slowly going through but hardly anyone, on robbins avenue is paying attention that the lights are out, just assuming that they have the right of way here. look out as we head towards that tacony palmyra bridge this morning. live look at the roosevelt boulevard through the haze, southbound slow from the kel

. >> iraqi dudderrish stan is the semiaton mouse region. it controls important oil resources. the government is threatening increasing government over the objections of the government. iraq has the fifth large nest the world, and in 2012, it surpassed iran to become the second largest in op exk, the organization of petroleum exporting countries. who buys iraq's oil? china is the number one with customer. china's remains silence in public, but has reason to worry. the crisis in iraq threatens not only supply lines but also china's billions of dollars in oil infrastructure investment. all the moving pieces in iraq. and it's oil fields, eventually work its way into the world supply chain, and makes it to you at the much. aaa reports gas prices in the united states this week, averaged $3.68 as gallon. that's the highest price in six years. uncertainty over iraq isisming higher, and for now you can expect that upward pressure to continue. what the battle of far away iraq means to the much prices in battle creek michigan. this time on the program, b actionji took 300,000-barrel as d

. >> heart break in philadelphia after a bizarre accident kills a little girl at a local water ice stan. >>> the heat and humidity, caitlin, they are back. >> that is right, today in the so bad but won't take long until 90's, humidity and storm chances return. that will take us through this week and then in the holiday weekend where we could be starting with some rain. all that coming up in the forecast, chris. >>> community is on edge after a string of home invasions in delaware county, who the intruder is targeting. >> good day, it is already a monday, once again, so, we will get you up early on this day but good start, good week, people have the short week with the holiday, last day of june. >> lets do weather on the one's with caitlin roth, good morning. >> good morning to you all. and yes, it is at least a short week. that makes it so much more bearable maybe your vacation week too because a lot of people this is very popular with the fourth, on friday. lets get to it this morning. no problems, it is fairly comfortable out there. we had another stormy weekend in the plane states. i

if there's an al qaeda stan in iraq, there's a threat to us. that's a terror base. i don't think we can -- the public is ambivalent as they always are. i think we need strong leadership from the president. >> the president has said that is a threat to u.s. interests if isis does set up which they have already frankly in syria and western iraq. it does and can and been threaten u.s. interests. so again, it just does beg the question, if it is a threat to u.s. interests, how can you change the situation there on the ground? because frankly, i don't site any of these sunni cities that have fallen to isis militants deciding they want to kick them out in favor of a shia government. >> i agree with you and wa bill said. you cannot allow an al qaeda safe haven. we saw on 9/11 what happens when you do so. that said, i don't believe that the american people support another u.s. troop presences in iraq. even at a level like 10,000 which is what was discussed with respect to the residual force. the answer is going to take time. we need to be a little bit patient here. it's goi

>> we are outside of stan's health foods and police say after 5:00 a man goes in the store and pullsnife on the woman owner who was in there by herself. he announce as robbery. and picking up the story, what happened next? >> this 47-year-old perpetrator went behind the corner and the owner of the store, a 46 year old female in the store by herself. and he took the cash register from the counter and threw it on the ground. and he removed money from the cash register. after he had the money he put the knife in the middle of the chest of the woman who owned the store. and the woman shot the suspect one time in the torso and he collapsed. and when the police got here he still had a $100 bill in his hand. and they took the unconscious suspect to the hospital and right now he is in extremely critical condition, unknown whether or not he will survive his injuries. the store owner was not injured. >> thank g

and by the way, stan is one of the best investors in america.fered a chance to be part of this thing, they declined. so what happened? all these guys showed up to a meeting march 6th where hank and david boies laid out the details of the case, talked about the progress that it's going well. liz: the chances they heavy. did they file with the sec? this is so dramatic. >> no, they didn't file yet. hank has not decided whether to go forward, to accept their funding. by the way, this is called alternative investing. this happens a lot. you fund them, they get a right. they get like a securities contract. and when those damages, if they win, you can exercise that security contract. we should point out hank has not decided to go forward, but from what i understand, all the investors i mentioned to you were very interested in doing the deal if hank does open it up. and we'll know, i think fairly soon, whether he does. 9q9ñ so did every one of those investors. they did not deny it. we have this from sources with firsthand knowledge of what's going on. a

so many of these fighters were unable to go back to uz beckize stan because of the offensive by the u.s. forces and have been active in pak sedan's tribal a k -- pakistan's tribal areas for a number of years. >>> kamal hyder in peshawar. >> the united states is moving three warships close to iraq as it decides whether to help a group of fighters against the sunni rebel fighters. the military has been able to held them back so far. u.s. help will only help if iraq's leaders unite. this shows fighters celebrating. capturing three towns in 24 hours. civilians try to escape the violence. thousands fled towns in northern iraq. they have ramped up security in daing bad. hundreds of people are answering a call. >> reporter: in the last 24 hours nouri al-maliki has gone on the offensive. a holy site for shia muslims, where he delivered a message for all iraqis. >> translation: i seriously and firmly say by the name of god if our heads were born to tanks and our bodies to tanks, we will not stop fighting them. let them not to be lutooted. >> reporter: the prime minister declared the cabinet gran

. >> kayla's progress is being tracked at a unique clinic at stan ready to hospital. it is set up to study and treat congenital diseases that may stretch back generations. in kayla's case, it is three generations including her mom and grandma jane. the clinic director says treating the family together allows researchers to better gauge the effectiveness of new therapies. >> if everyone is receiving a different treatment, then when we start to introduce a new treatment modality it is not going to be clear if it is working. >> like many genetic diseases, symptoms can vary between generations. kayla shows the most pronounced symptoms followed by her grand mother jane whose twin sister died from the disease. they hope it will help the entire family. >> we may be part of a generation that is able to find a a cure. >> one promising therapy is now set for clinical trial later this year. it uses genetic engineering to target the gene pathway responsible for causing the disease. >> it is a very small genetically programed bullet that goes right where you want it to and knocks

accusation from some former army con radz he was catch toured after desserting his base in after gap stanwant people to real eyes he's not american hero didn't serve with honor and dignity and respect and he's a desserter. >> members of congress are demanding full investigation. >> i think department of defense needs to do a thorough investigation. obviously those soldiers have very, very concerned and upset by it and if their account is true they should be. you dep dies others when you walk away from your post. >> he has not spoken to his family and does not know threats directed at him, home oun to of idaho. >> desserters get put in jail until their court marshalled don't get tucker tape parades. >> that coming home party has been cancelled over safety concerns. >> freed e-mails if they want him within the rifle sites. >> many residents still standby bowe bergdahl. >> chuck seevr sop, new york. >> we'll have the latest open sergeant bergdahl's recovery tune in tomorrow morning 7 a.m. after "action news." >>> please in reading hope surveillance will help them catch two armed suspects wit

stan leavy is in brazil covering the world cup. france is feeling very confident going into this match. this is a very different atmosphere compared to the last world cup. ago toourse, four years the day, france was failing to give up because they were on strike and now of course competing with a chance to make it through. the french side taking on the swiss. the swiss are ranked sixth in the world. they feel they have a good chance of making it past. the last-minute goal to win their opening goal. the game underway, couple of changes in the starting lineup. coming in to find it. probably moving up. exchanging positions during the game. a change of midfield as well. coming into the midfield three. the french side has every reason to really go for it today because not only have they secured qualification if they went but a victory also means that they only need only a draw in their second game. still, the top spot of the group. faceey are likely to argentina. >> and here indeed. let's look at another match that was played this frida

they say opium production areas have been expanding in he have began stan. they say last year almost 300,000 heck tors of land was under population worldwide. that's the highest since they started to make estimates in 1998. it says the number of new psycho active sub stanlss not covered by international restrictions more than doubled between 2009 and 2013. the you be officials warned that trade is growing rapidly. >>> the world's largest naval drill is under way in hawaii. it has been held every two years since 1971. for the first time china is taking part. the country's participation c e comes at a time of tensions over disputes at sea. rr a group of krien ease ships have arrived in pearl harbor. not only flying its own flag but also the colors of the u.s. china has sent four vessels, a missile destroyer, a frigate, and a ship. u.s. navial officials greeted their first chinese counterparts. chinese and other country's fleets got into formation ahead of the drill and conducted fire exercises. the naval drills are to foster cooperation among participants that

"michelle lacouriere. clapp i could not be m to be stan >>> a bay area jefferson award winner has picked up another prize this time at the national level. >> everyone give michelle a hand. [ applause ] >> i could not be more astonished to be standing here right now. and i thank you all. >> that is pacifica's michelle lacourciere. she has won the jacqueline kennedy onassis award from the national jefferson awards organizations. lacourciere won the award last fall as the founding director of a nonprofit that provides affordable energy to the poor. she is excited to be bringing light and positive change around the world. >>> this week's jefferson award winner's inspiration a gift you can carry away. it's free. and it comes to you. sharon chin has more. >> you won. you don't have to spend any money. anything you see on the shelves is yours for the taking. the bookmobile is open for business! >> reporter: in glen weaver's library on wheels, you can take three books for free and you don't have to bring them back. >> we have some them. i would check that one. you are all set. enjoy. >> reporter

this is neil everett, i'm stan.f you're chowing down on an early breakfast, here's luiz suarez to join you. yes, the han ball elector strikes again. this was a huge match, and overshadowed by the guy with a problem with his dentures. he's holding his mouth, but it appears he just bit the dude from italy, okay? diego goddin was going to get body on ball, no biting involved. uruguay advancing, italy is done. suarez has some explaining today. >>> nationals and brewers, played almost two baseball games tuesday night. down 2-1, anthony rendone, ties at two. the bull pens were fantastic. nobody scored again until the 16th. ryan zimmerman. he's ready to go home. and the brewer fans who hung around, well, they watched their team fall in the end, 4-2, nationals win. >> what's the guy doing? you can't bite other people, okay? >> no. >> not in soccer or pretty much anywhere else. maybe if you're teething and you're like this big, okay? come on, dude. >> that's all we got. >>> up next in the pulse, what a catch. reeling in a gr

in a securities & exchange filing school says it has obtained sub stan tall chal resources to provide to the government. >> thanks, nanette. >>> four years after it was built and abandoned the san jose south station will finally reopen. construction began in 120u and with the recent bunt problems the building sat empty surrounded by a chain link fence and growing weeds. it's set to open. they're going to hire two dozen officers to staff that building. >> we want to bring you live pictures over san jose, look at that, where summer officially starts tomorrow. it's beautiful. it's bright. if you need new shades there's a sill cicon valley write-up. >> you can do it online. lots of us do it online. now a way to use the web and virtual reality to get the right specs. it's summer when people's thoughts turn to sunglasses. and, yes, there's a high-tech way to get yourself a new pair. it's a silicon valley startup called ditto that uses your webcam and a little virtual reality to fit you. >> look in the camera for like ten seconds and they can look at different angles and try on the glasses.

and they already took to the courts and over here right next to me i have stan bunger from kcbs.dave lewis. hi, guys. were you just working on your approach? >> you know, it's all about balance. >> it's all about balance. >> about getting a good athletic stance. >> reporter: kcbs has been participating in this for 15 years, the battle of the bay. madden-mariucci charity bocce ball tournament, madden just got here. i caught up with him minutes ago and asked him about his competition, his competitive nation get mariucci. here's what he had to say. >> you know what he did? he practiced then he went to a secure practical tore. he got all in -- then he went tost a chiroractor. when he practiced he was tilted that way. >> the thing that i pray all night was that this guy right here who won last year that guy right there that madden guy, whatever his name is, if he wins again this year, i am just going to crawl up and just die because you never hear the end of it, right? >> reporter: so far $4 million have been raised for local charities through this battle of the bay but it's not just

the hashtag stan with leah is attracting people to photos of previous demonstrations. protestors are angry that a student sexually assaulted a woman but wasn't expelled. the university senate said he was not a threat to campus. >>> developing news from iraq where the security situation is deteriorating. the white house is watching closely as islamic militant fighters push into iraq threatening the government. cbs's craig boswell reports. >> reporter: a group of iraqis cheered in baghdad and vowed to flight militants moving closer to the capital. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: this new army recruit say, i'm here to help iraqi groups defeat the terrorists. islamic fighters have already captured two key cities including saddam hussein's former hometown of tikrit. many troops ditched their uniforms and abandoned their posts. the sunni fighters are vowing to seize baghdad and topple the government of shiite prime minister nouri al-maliki. the government is asking the u.s. for air strikes against militants. president obama says they are looking at all options. >> i th

he survived severe injuries after jumping on a grenade in fwachb stan in to 10. martin reports on the man who received the nation's highest military honor. >> reporter: this is a moment you never see. the commander in chief telling a young marine at home with his family he will receive the medal of honor. for an action which then lance corporal kyle carpenter thought he had been killed. >> the first marine got to me. i told them i was not going to make it. i kept telling them over and over that i was going to die. >> do you know in retrospect how close you came to dying? >> i was labeled pea, patient expired on arrival. i guess that's the politically correct way of saying you didn't make it. >> reporter: according to the citation, carpenter threw himself between a grenade and his fellow marine nicholas yhol fazio. >> i was blind in my right eye. i had penetrating wounds through my carotid artery and neck. >> he also suffered 30 fractures to his right arm, fractures in his lower leg and left most of his lower teeth. those 40 surgeries became evident of what he had

. >> kayla's progress is being tracked at a unique clinic at stan ready to hospital. it is set up to study and treat congenital diseases that may stretch back generations. in kayla's case, it is three generations including her mom and grandma jane. the clinic director says treating the family together allows researchers to better gauge the effectiveness of new therapies. >> if everyone is receiving a different treatment, then when we start to introduce a new treatment modality it is not going to be clear if it is working. >> like many genetic diseases, symptoms can vary between generations. kayla shows the most pronounced symptoms followed by her grand mother jane whose twin sister died from the disease. they hope it will help the entire family. >> we may be part of a generation that is able to find a a cure. >> one promising therapy is now set for clinical trial later this year. it uses genetic engineering to target the gene pathway responsible for causing the disease. >> it is a very small genetically programed bullet that goes right where you want it to and knocks

according to francis 3 here's video of pirelli and all of the posters around campus 3 it's called stanith lea. she comes back in january this incident happened off campus. in her hometown. if she told stanford 3 g tel the police department stanford staff and gave them discipline in the form of 40 hours of community service bridge get a ticket sexual assault clasper also to be suspended for up to a year for what allegedly he did. and i said allegedly because so far he is not been found guilty. it's a stanford did step in what they did not do was get him out immediately. and according to early differences that this answer her pain 3 here's her reaction to what's going on right now with her in the case. >>: i don't these issues to remain in the dark. people need to speak up because this is a silent crisis bridge and anarchy needs to have stations the airline with a magnitude of this period of the sex crimes that are associated with. >>: stanford their responsdid r. they said they cannot-did not. and cannot speak on behalf of any student for their protection. back to you. >>: thanks a lot.

the fighters on the ground belong to the uz beck community from the islamic movement of uz beckize stan. the military says that these are precision strikes, and they are trying to avoid civilian casualties. >> there's a lot of pressure on the government, on the army to launch a ground offensive in waziristan. what challenges does that present. >> well, a ground offensive would pose several serious challenges. one, a large number of internally displaced people would be on the mood. there would be an exodus. they would have to be accommodated in camps. we have reports that several thousands of people have gone on the other side of the border to seek application. any major ground operation would entail a mass movement of people from the area. it would need large amounts of ground forces. so far the military high command are saying they'd go for targeted operations rather than any ground operations. any time there's an attack from the pakistan or affiliate groups, they'd respond with air attacks. so far there are no immediate plans, although that cannot be ruled out in time. >>> thank you f