at a recent birthday party a young boy called taylor fat girl. tonya confronted him and explained it was unkind to speak to people that way. >> i think that was a good way of showing her how to handle something like that. i'm sorry. >> reporter: what's alarming is that increasingly younger children are beginning to form unhealthy body images of themselves, which can lead to trouble. a recent study by the university of central florida found almost half of 3 to 6-year-old girls who participated said they worried about being fat. >> there's no question we're hearing from families with younger and younger kids who are struggling with disordered eating or formal eating disorders. >> reporter: dr. evelyn attia runs eating disorders programs at columbia and cornell hospitals. >> in a recent study, we found much higher rates of hospitalizations are utilized by our youngest patients, ages 10 to 12. this is a change. this isn't what we've always been seeing. >> reporter: she points out that while there's no direct link between playground teasing and the de

>> i think so. >> for jimmy's daughter taylor, the pain continues in unexpected ways. text mssages from him. >>> what was the first text? >> stating that he loved my dad. that he promised his dad that he would find out what happened. >> so how did you react to that? >> i just blew it off. >> and literally just days before this interview, chris texted you again. >> yeah. he asked me if i got the same phone calls he did. that he heard that jimmy will be to the u.s. soon. >> what do you think the purpose of that was? >> i don't know if it was a hurtful text or him just trying to cover up something. i don't know if it was just on his mind or what was going through his head. >> chris gamblin seem to believe jimmy is still alive. even though he signed an affidavit six months after jimmy's disappearance saying+ô o cf1 o believed jimmy died at sea. chris declined requests for an interview with "dateline." but in an interview wrote that he wanted, quote, to move on and start with my livism want to pray for healing and reconciliation for everyone. i pray they find jimmy as well.

the best taylor going.me up, really, i mean nice guy, has a thing going here, you know and he said love your news cast and i said no you do not and i said name one thing and he said when you go after pam. did i not think of that. -- i did not think of that. but something, right so i said no you don't, and come on name one thing, and he said when you to after pam and she tries to fight back. and then he goes on to say -- all right. >> you know when guy is a taylor. harry o. , he is terrific and this was not a trade out. i'm not giving $3,000 for a suit. maybe more than the result, but rubio is coming to the nba. when he was 17, he has long hair, look at him, great player in spain. he is drafted by minnesota and is stayed overseas. now, he will officially play for the timber wolfs this coming season. frank mc court lost to wife. he and his wife announced the deal to allow mc court to buy out his wife a's interest in the dodgers for $100 million pending the outcome of a one- day trial in august. however he wil

taylor. sign and johnson is the professor of entrepreneurship at the sloan school of management at the massachusetts institute of technology. he's a senior fellow with the peterson institute for international economics and a member of the congressional budget office economic advisory panel to read dr. johnson held the position of economic counselor at the international monetary fund and was a verdict of its research department. he's a character of the national bureau of economic research projects and works with nonprofits and think tanks and the world. dr. john johnson is the co-author of 13 bankers the wall street takeover and the next financial meltdown. he's a regular bloomberg columnist and frequently publishes economic opinion pieces in major national, international news publications such as "the washington post," "the wall street journal" and financial times. he's the co-founder of the blog of the baseline scenario in earned his ph.d. in economics at mit. welcome. kevin hassett is a sen

she's holland taylor. this is overheard. ♪ >> holland, welcome. >> my pleasure. >> the.nice to have you back in texas. >> it's wonderful to be back and to see you because you are one of the very first people i interviewed aaout ann richards four years ago. >> well, i should have asked you this question then, so i'm going to ask it now, and it's the obvious question i think. why ann richards, if you're gong to spend this time- of course so many people in texas know her and have incredibly rich memories of her- but you came to the table as a relative newcomer to ann.

but, no, he kissed another co-star instead, taylor lautner. the movie won five awards. there you go. >>> if you're inviting your friends to a party by posting it on facebook, make sure to check

then elizabeth taylor started speaking out after her close friend rock hudson died of the disease.ow there's sharon stone. >> she kills him. >> reporter: there are some movie moments that are just unforgettable. >> there's no smoking in this building. >> what are you going to do, charge me with smoking? >> sharon stone hit the spotlight with this one, "basic instinct." today she's pout putting the spotlight on aids. she says her commitment to the fight was inspired by the death of her friend and angting coach roy londed who died of aids in 1993. over the past 16 years, stone has traveled the globe speaking out, and she's helped raise millions of dollars for the american foundation for aids research. when you started, it was a three-year term. you said i'm going to be involved until there's an aids vaccine. >> it started one evening had when elizabeth taylor wouldn't come. after the evening, which i was terrified to fill elizabeth's gigantic high heels, they said, could i do three years. and i was freaked out, and i did three years. and in three years i just thought, i didn't get th

a group requested that it be flown at half-staff when the elizabeth taylor died.ommunity denied the request. the community activity said it is not far one group controls the flag. we have a programming note. funeral for san francisco's fallen firefighters is scheduled at 12:mary's cathedral. we'll carry it live in the entirity but our coverage will be at 12 noon and stream it live for you . big changes for the oakland a's . the firing of the manager and who is tabbed >> we are moments away from game five. they made a move. they are down. and that is upon a nine game losing streak. he has been hit. he game under crit systems. and he was working with a special advisor . >> he will be at the helm opening a four game series . it doesn't happen. and we will try to play the game we are suited to play he also went to cal. he expects to be the team's starting quarterback when the season kicks off. it is speaking to the media. there were many factors. . smith is eager to turn his career around. >> i don't put in all of the time and sacrifice this stuff . i will continue to

sd >>>josé: iván taylor gracias. de narcotraficante s >>> 15 policías rearrestados. >>>maribel: en lugar de luchar contra los narco cs ayudaban qu la droga pasara por la isla de san andrés, empezaron a capturarlos porque narcos hablaron de pago a policías con cargamentos >>> 9 meses de investigación por un equipo de la policía con el ly iderazgo de la fiscalía. >>>maribel: durante este tiempo vigilaron los movimientos hasta ahora cuando los propios compañeros llegaron a detenerlos. casi si simultáneamente se destapó otro escándalo protagonizado por 7 policías un teniente y 6 de sus subalterno que se quedaron con parte de la droga que decomisaron el año pasado en un camión estacionado en la sur de bogotá. eran un cargamento de 523 kilos. pero los policías se quedaron con un poco más de la mitad. >>> con el único fin de obtener provecho económico >>>maribel: este año la policía ha snhan ha iniciado casi 5 mil investigaciones, donde el director de la institución presentó hoy como una ofensiva contra la corrupción en el

taylor, george p.hulls from the hoover institution, and the marion robert raymond professor of economics at stanford university. he also taught economics at princeton, yale, and columbia university. dr. taylor has received the bradley prize for his intellectual achievements and the alexander hamilton award for his overall leadership in international finance at the u.s. treasury. dr. taylor is a renowned expert on monetary policy and the creator of the taylor rule for determining what the target rate of federal funds should be for price stability. he served ads the undersecretary of the treasury for international affairs during the first term of president george w. bush. previously he served as a member of the president's council of economic advisors during the george h.w. bush administration. he's also served on congressional budget offices, economic advisory panel. dr. taylor has a long list of publications to his name and a recent book entitled "getting off track: how government actions and intervent

liz taylor requested 5000 and 2000 as part of the settlement. i do not know where the other 3000 came from. i want to point out it is indeed a burden, but it is not easy to build family size housing. this will not be the most expensive common -- the most expensive, and i hope you will approve this. >> will you tell us what is happening with the house? >> i talked to my client before. they have no current plans. the financing has not been worked out. lending is difficult. the main intent is to get going with the new homes, but they are thinking but the fact that a construction crew will be working on these three makes it possible that they will go for a permit to remodel home. they have no intention to remodel stockholm. region -- to remodel the home. if another person wants to do it, obviously, the person will need a lot split or at least a permit, and if any and additions are made to the home, certainly of variants will be needed. does my client have a plan? know. does he know what needs to be done? no. i believe the

taylor, dr. hassett, do you believe that to be the case? you think congress is capable of such severe spending cuts that it will endanger this remarkable recovery? >> i do not think so based on the 2011 agreement was was good. the discretionary accounts, but outlays were down by less than $1 billion. that is why it is so hard. quite frankly, the credibility is very important to make sure it does have positive effects. willy-nilly, unpredictable changes in government policies is not good. it makes for more uncertainty. everything that you can do to say that what we are doing as part of this long-term path, the caps on spending, tying it to debt increases, putting in legislation, everything that can make it a credible, believable deal will make it more powerful in a positive sense and mitigate the negative things that dr. stone is referring to. the credibility, to be of a plan for the future, to know that this is what government is doing, they are getting their house into order, that will allow businesses to expand. i put a great deal of emph

prosecutors say kissick's role in a $3 billion fraud scheme led to colonial's demise, as well as taylor bean and whitaker-- one of the nation's largest private mortgage companies. taylor bean's former chairman and owner lee farkas is due to be sentenced later this month. >> tom: here's what we're watching for next week. our friday market monitor guest is alan lancz editor of the "lancz letter." the federal reserve will be in the spotlight as it begins a two-day meeting on tuesday. chairman ben bernake holds a news conference wednesday. monday, creating jobs during challenging economic times. we talk to state leaders about what the role of government should be. >> susie: some encouraging news the group's fear that higher food prices will hurt the world's poor who already spend as much as 80% of their income on food. >> tom: the fight against medicare and medicaid fraud goes high tech next month. that's when the federal government begins using new software aimed at flagging would-be criminals before they get a check from uncle sam. medicare has awarded a $77 million contract for the new s

three appeals, all filed by sina tarassoly and maida taylor.subject properties at 207, los palmos 3 permits to erect three- story single-family houses. one with 1240 square feet, one with 1303, 1 with 1304 square feet. we will start with the appellants. you have seven minutes per a. >> i would want to thank the board for hearing our appeal. i know that we're supposed to center around quality of life issues, and i will do that. at the first outset, despite reassurances to the contrary, putting four homes on a lot where one home exists now, and that the statutes that exist, the zoning, it is legal. to the point, though, i like to speak to the fact that the three east lot or shaved -- they were shaved a few inches to accommodate the fourth lot. i have the drawings on file with the planning commission that recalculating. after calculating the area of all of those lots, that fourth what appears to be legal by one square foot. a lot minds of the three easterly lots were shaved in water to make that fourth lot legal. -- the lot lines of the three east

taylor. simon johnson is a professor of entrepreneurship at the sloan school of management at the massachusetts institute of technology. is he senior fellow at the peterson institute for economics and a member of the congressional budget office's economic advisory panel. dr. johnson previously held the position of economic counselor at the international monetary fund and was the director of its research department. he is a co-director of national bureau of economic research africa project and works with nonprofits and think tanks around the world. dr. johnson's co-author of the 2010 book "13 bankers: the wall street takeover of the next financial meltdown." he's a bloomberg columnist and frequently publishes economic opinion pieces in major national, international news publications such as "the washington post," and "the financial times." he's co-founder of the blog, the baseline scenario. he earned his ph.d. in economics. welcome, dr. johnson. kevin is a senior fellow in the director of econ

a kiss to taylor lautner. last year, kristin stewart. then he kissed taylor lautner. coming. >> can vampires and werewolves kiss? team lautner? team pattinson? >> an odd moment there between robert pattinson and taylor lautner. even weirder when later, robert pattinson dropped the f-bomb. take a look at what happened. >> i didn't cut you out. but i did -- you. >> i did date you, he said. >> awkward. awkward. apparently in some places the censors did not get that. listen, they cost a lot of money to swear like that on television. the fcc does not approve of that. the networks get fined big bucks when this goes down. hundreds of thousands. >> mtv wants the show to be edgy. then crossing the line. >> he crossed it. >> speaking of crossing the line, raunchiness. j-lo, jennifer lopez. an update. >> this is an update. >> this is an update. she has been battling an ex-husband to prevent the release of this sex tape. basically what it is. >> made on their honeymoon. >> made on their honeymoon. apparently she was a willing participant in it. of course, she was not thinking it

for a recap of what happened in wednesday's session, felicia taylor is in new york with the details. >> reporter: the u.s. stock market traded in a narrow range until the final half hour of wednesday's trading as swrfts digested a new, lower economic outlook from the federal reserve. at the close, the dow fell 80 points to 12,109. the nasdaq and the s&p each lost 0.6%. as expected, the federal reserve left its key interest rate unchanged at a target range of between 0 and 0.25%. the rate will remain at that range for a, quote, extend period. what did change was the central bank's economic outlook. in his post decision press conference, fed chairman ben bernanke elaborated on the fed's new forecast. >> we do believe that growth is going to pick up, going into 2012. but at a somewhat slower pace than we had anticipated in april. we don't have a precise read on why this slower pace of growth is persisting. >> bernanke also said the recent job market data has been weaker than expected. many traders on wall street believe that the fed's acknowledgement of a slowdown in the recovery was lo

. >> reporter: illinois corn farmer paul taylor admits he was caught off guard by the senate vote to6 billion in ethanol subsidies. >> i think it's a blow to american's corn farmers. >> reporter: the 45 cent per gallon tax break goes to refiners but farmers say the increased demand for corn boosts prices which have nearly doubled since last year. >> the impact on our bottom line, anything we do to reduce demand ultimately reduces price. >> reporter: just one short decade ago, only about 10% of america's corn went to ethanol. now the number is closer to 40%. that's nearly half of all the corn we grow in this country going right into the gas tank. oil analyst bill flynn says after 30 years of taxpayer health, it is time for the ethanol industry to stand on its own. >> this industry is big enough to take the training wheels off. why do they need a 45 to 50 cent a gallon credit just to do their business. >> reporter: one alternative that could save billions is to reduce the subsidy and paul taylor says farmers could live with that. >> the short answer is yes, we're willing to play ball.

including taylor of the la fire department.e says he remembers when san francisco firefighters attended his colleague funeral few months back. >> i was like wow! they came down here to support us when glen allen died. so it's important for me to do the same. >>reporter: and to make sure every san francisco firefighters will be able to attend, crews throughout the bay area will be filling in for those who are scheduled to work. >> that is huge. never done that in the city before where we have other agencies coming in and so that in and of itself required a lot of planning but i feel in good that anyone on duty that really wanted to be here can be here tomorrow. that's important. >>reporter: news of perez and anthony death have spread beyond u.s. borders. we have been told even firefighters from canada will be attending tomorrow's funeral. live in san francisco, lillian kim abc 7 news? all right thank you. huge turn out is expected for the funeral as lieutenant perez and anthony. it takes place tomorrow at 12:30 at st. mary's cat

now captain james taylor has apologized acknowledging his remarks were insensitive saying from now one will show nothing but the utmost respect during his interactions with all employees. taylor added that the incident has forever changelearn from his misrs can learn from his mistake. >>> a florida principal has been reassigned after using hypnosis on students and two of those students later committed suicide. an independent investigation found that george kenny was told to limit it to psychology classes but he thought he could do it to help motivate students in any setting as long as he had written permission. the ow awaiting the results of a criminal investigation. >>> a frightening experience for an american tourist in australia. he was snorkeling on the great barrier reef 30 miles from shore when he surfaced to find that the dive boat had left him behind. he swam for 15 minutes and found another boat. the dive boat crew member who failed to do a head count has since been fired. >>> and a couple from joplin, missouri, thought that they lost everything in the tornado which hit last

john taylor, against tyler thompson. gets the out at home.at that.y with the berry with the nice tag. one out. bases still loaded. wingo, again. look at that. defense goes to him. gets the out at first base. taylor, all fired up. it was very close. anything can happen in omaha. game tied at 1-1. runners on first and second. the s.e.c. player of the year, at the dish. jake williams comes up throwing. and how about that? cody dent, it's dugout time. get familiar with it. 1-1, after ten. move to the top of the 11th. still tied. runner at first for souou carolina. the throw, a little off the mark. then, the throw to third, also not so good. christian walker jogs home. gamecocks out in front, 2-1, on two throwing errorsy the gators. same score. mite price, on two days' rest. gets picket to roll it to short. south carolina wins 2-1, in 11 innings. >>>>that will do it for us. don't forget, for the latest on the sports scene, tune into "the highlight express." >>> staking with sports now. two people are recovering after back-to-back freak accidents a

. >> reporter: illinois corn farmer paul taylor admits he was caught off guard by the senate vote to cut $6 billion in ethanol subsidies. >> i think it's a blow to america's corn farmers. >> reporter: the 45 percent gallon tax break goes to ethanol refiners but farmers benefit because the increased demand for corn boosts prices. which have nearly doubled since last year. >> the impact it could have on our bottom line is anything we do to reduce demand ultimately reduces our price. >> reporter: with this week's vote, the senate sent the message when it comes to budget cutting, everything is fair game. republican senator tom coburn released a statement saying: just one short decade ago only about 10% of america's corn went to ethanol. now the number is closer to 40%. that's nearly half of all the corn we grow in this country going right into the gas tank. oil analyst phil flynn says after 30 years of taxpayer help it is time for the ethanol industry to stand on its own. >> this industry is big enough to take the training wheels off. you know, why do they need a new 45 to 50 cent a gall

as we know, also in that line, a 9-year-old who died christina taylor green. chose emma for the first scholarship in their daughter's name. emma read some of the essay for us, about all the girls with dreams. >> like christina taylor green, my first experience with politics was in elementary school. like christina, i was in line that day when the shooting began. all of a sudden, i heard what i thought were firecrackers and i ducked down and curled into a ball. i felt my mom get over me. she had her arms by my head and right where her arm was in front of my head, she was shot. a lot of people ask me whether it has shaken -- the shooting has shaken my want to go into politics, but no, if anything, it's strengthened my desire to go into politics. i just saw the photos that came out yesterday. she looks excellent. i'm so happy. that's the thing that i want probably most in the world is to be able to meet her and to see her, especially after this happened. >> and the scholarship, by the way, is part of a group called running start which tries to give support to you

clarice taylor, who played bill cosby's mother. had worked in the post office by night, auditioned by day, until her big break came on "sesame street." later, she joined the cast of "sanford and sons." clarice taylor died of heart failure and she was 93. >>> and, coming up, 75 years later, what we're still learning about "gone with the wind." [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. and celebrex is not a narcotic. when it comes to relieving your arthritis pain, you and your doctor need to balance the benefits with the risks. all prescript

taylor is an expert on monetary policy and the creator of the taylor rule for determining what the target rates in the federal funds should be for the price stability. he served as the undersecretary of treasury for international affairs during the first term as president george bush through previously served as a member of the president's council of economic of pfizer's in the george h. w. bush administration. he also served on the congressional budget office's economic advisory panel. dr. taylor is a long list of academic publications to his work entitled getting off track, how government actions and interventions cause prolonged and worsen the financial crisis. he's a frequent contributor to the editorial pages of "the wall street journal" and other publications on the state of the economy. he earned his ph.d. in economics at stanford university. welcome, dr. taylor. >> the ronald chris professor of entrepreneurship at the sloan school of management for the massachusetts institute of technology. he's a senior fellow at the peterson institute for international war economics and a member

there is a block between high, taylor, ellis, and golden gate. it is the highest concentration of service agencies. that is where we are increasing an upper -- an effort for service. there are families in the tenderloin. we have been involved with beautification and the linking of young people in the community to the artist movement in the tenderloin. we are involved with the mineral across from our club. we have appreciated their leadership, and especially the youth, and involving them with beautification and the local arts district beautification. chairperson campos: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. my name is douglas young. i would like to think this -- take this opportunity to thank the lane for her years of service, especially for this community. elaine and i have worked on one project. from my experience, she seems to be a nice person. with regards to the comments of the previous speaker, those allegations should be checked out. if they are true, they are true. if they are false, they are false. they should be checked out as a ma

she's holland taylor. this is overheard. ♪ >> holland, welcome. >> my pleasure. >> the.nice to have you back in texas. >> it's wonderful to be back and to see you because you are one of the very first people i interviewed aaout ann richards four years ago. >> well, i should have asked you this question then, so i'm going to ask it now, and it's the obvious question i think. why ann richards, if you're gong to spend this time- of course so many people in texas know her and have incredibly rich memories of her- but you came to the table as a relative newcomer to ann. >> not only a relatively newcomer to ann, but a relative newcomer to texas. ú&m a yankee through and through, so t does seemú odd. >> yeah. >> .and i can tell you what, something i often have to tell people because the presumptionnmight because -- the presumption might be that an actress of a certain age is casting about for things to do. >> right. >> .and, ann says well, i'll do a one person show, which seems to be a course people take. >> .and

there's a certain block between high taylor, ellis, and golden gate. especially involving them with beautification and artistic beautification. thank you. supervisor campos: next speaker. >> good afternoon. my name is douglas. i would like to take this opportunity to thank elaine zamora for her years of service, especially to this community. elaine and i have worked on one project but from my experience she seems to be a very nice person. in regards to the comment of an earlier speaker, i think those allegations and statements should be checked out and if they're true, they're true. if they're false, they're false, but they should be checked out as a matter of principle and i think that supervisor kim would be proper person to at least discuss them with the other parties involved. in regards to the recommendations for this district, i would like to put in a suggestion that maybe the district should consider hiring andrew cohen, also known as the video gate cop. i think this would be an excellent opportunity to show that andrew cohen has been unfairly,

and taylor.n weirder one later. robert pattinson dropped the f-bomb. take a look at what happened. >> i didn't cut you out. but i did -- you. >> awkward. awkward. apparently in some places the censors did not get that. they lost a lot of money to swear like that on television. the fcc does not approve of that. they will get fined big bucks. hundreds of thousands. >> mtv wants the show to be edgy. then crossing the line. >> he crossed it. >> crossing the line, raunchiness. j-lo, jennifer lopez. an update. battling an ex-husband to prevent the release of a sex tape. >> made on their honeymoon. >> a willing participant in it. not thinking it would be seen on the internet by millions. married in february, 1997, january 1998, not a year, arguably well before her career blew up. now her ex-husband tries to make this into something else to get money. they're heading back to court to sort a little bit of this out. >> big news, let you know, coming over to our team, katie couric, launching a talk show on

chris taylor, nashville.com.s so much for joining us. >> thanks very much. >>> if you want more on high tech reviews, see them all. just go to cnn.com/tech and look for the gaming and gadgets tab. >>> they are good and good for you, one of the reasons they're called pure gold. we're talking about sweet potatoes. our tom foreman tells us how that simple food is helping build up america. >> reporter: it's like watching a magic trick. a tractor rolls over the bare dirt, cutting furrows, a planter drags behind, and there they are, the green shoots of sweet potatoes. there is no more wonderful sight for jerome vick. >> we have probably 50% of income on this farm. >> reporter: right now they are pure gold for anyone in this state. >> right here in this field is the capital. north carolina is the capital of sweet potatoes, bar none. >> reporter: this year about 400 farmers will plant 60,000 acres of sweet potatoes worth about $182 million to the state economy. that's a record. >> we grow almost half of the sweet potatoe

officer taylor, 31 years old had been in the hospital. taylor volunteered to go to joplin from his kansas city suburb after the tornado blew through. >>> bill martin is off tonight. mark tamayo joins us. >> light rain is in the area, not all of it is reaching the ground. in fact, i will show you the distance with our distance locator. you will notice from ocean beach talking about 34, 35 miles offshore. i want to move the maps up, the coverage up in the north bay for napa county. nothing too extreme. look like we could have wet roadways. closer to richmond. san francisco just some cloud cover up there as we come in tighter. the giants have a game this evening and right now it is dry but the shower potential will be on the increase closer to the ballpark as we work our way through the evening hours. the weather story for tonight is this, more cloud cover out there. showers will be developing. these weekend periods of rain will be high. temperatures will be warming up. rain likely, temperatures mainly in the lower 50s. santa rosa right arou

. >> and tribute to elizabeth taylor has turned into a political battle. >> and trespassers offering a unique look at the aging mothball fleet. erica's money." i'm peggy bunker. @b@b@b@b@b@b@bb >>> we have an update on gabrielle giffords. an aide says she struggles to communicate and it's unclear if she will be able to return to capitol hill. it's been five months since jaredloufner went on rampage they say that giffords uses hand gestures to communicate because she still struggles to find words and put totaling sentences. as for when the public might see her lawmaker will may be soon to release a photo. >> a group in castro district has voted not to get involved in a gay pride grew. they own the flag that soars over harvey milk plaza. a controversy erupted when the association refused to lower the flag at half-staff when elizabeth taylor died. castro district urged residents to take their complaints straight to the board of supervisors. >> a small group of squatters armed with cameras spent several days and nights aboard ships in suisun bay. the man rode out at night past security a

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taylor swift's territory. the next taylor? >> of course. isn't everybody?ow it's their dream. ♪ i'm going to knock on my door late at night ♪ >> reporter: while not all the dreams are the same everybody wants to be heard. >> i want to sign me to a publishing deal. i'm not too old fat and ugly. >> reporter: any kind of music goes at the bird as long as it's original, family friendly and most important, heartfelt. >> i'm a little bit nervous. >> raising three kids by yourself there's not a lot you can do as far as touring. i don't expect to be a superstar. ♪ if you're going my way, would you mind giving me your list ♪ >> reporter: for most the dream will go no further than one moment on this little stage but that's enough to connect them to history. >> and it is an awesome responsibility in the true sense of the word awesome to uphold this place for the people who have been here and the people who are going to come here. ♪ this song's on me >> not only did you get to see the performers but you yourself performed at the blue bird cafe. let's take a look. ♪ i'm

felicia taylor has a look at some potential holes in the cloud. >> reporter: when it comes to all thenformation in the cloud, you can think of it as jewels kept in a safe deposit vault. all that information is literally kept inside. but then the question is, is how is it being protected? >> things like encryption, things like firewalls, things like penetration testing, they're all well understood security capabilities to ensure data can be, you know, kept safe and protected. >> reporter: is the cloud impenetrable? there are no guarantees? >> from a consumer standpoint i think the biggest threat really is phishing. >> reporter: phishing is when attackers send you a message. it appears that it's from somebody you already know but of course it really isn't. it's just a trick to try to get you to send information on the internet. the world of cloud computing is vast and the rules chain from one region of the globe to the next. so, location's key. >> different countries have different regulations around how data needs to be protected and how data needs to be kept private. in the u.s., thos

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irvine was 1 strike away from advancing but chris taylor brought home a couple runs and virginia stormedield 3-2. cal versus virginia this sunday morning at 11:00. the college world series can go up to 2 weeks. this is a big, big deal. the cal bears, you know, face, it that story has been told over and over again. they were going to not have baseball after this year because of funds, now they are at the world series. talk about a tough job. luke, ladies and gentlemen s the new head coach of ohio state. he has been an assistant coach for a while and replaces jim tressel. this is why they are extra tough, one of the most talked about programs in america, you know what's his problem will be? >> what? >> i don't know him. >> i don't know. >> he goes into a place where you can't even now, you know, steel a paper clip was of what happened to ohio state. so -- you know, my motto is -- >> what is your motto, you have so many. >> the mottos come out. the point is, you know, if you are going cheat, don't get caught, right? >> yes. >> what is worse is, if you can't cheat to begin with, you are dead

roy taylor. >> combination, -- covering the nation, wind is expected to pick up in arizona, making it difficult to battle the wallow fire. three committees have been evacuated. a shocking story of alaska, where a grown man beat up a young girl for her bike. witnesses saw the man punched a seven-year-old girl in the head. she lost consciousness after he knocked her to the crown to the doll is in critical, but stable condition. a girl scout can not sell her cookies and eat them, too. the new season of "america has got talent" is under way. >> a few thunderstorms are possible. the heat will make the major headline. here's a look outside current dry in baltimore city. >> carrie engel is here to answer plant and gardening questions. >> america has got talent is back and we sat down with one of the three judges, howie mandel who says he loves all of the acts. >> is suppose to be a judge, but howie mandel cannot help himself. he is also a fan. he is as amazed as the rest of us. >> this is the moment. you are the star. [applause] >> there is nobody more stunned and surprised than i am. i have