on the giants. clayton kershaw on the mound against colorado. the big lefty perfect into the seventh. cory dickerson, ground ball to hanley ramirez, looks like he has time, but throws ate way. the no-hitter still intact. kershaw strikes out for the no-hitter, his first career no-hitter. 15 strikeouts, baseball's second no-no of the season. jock beckett is the other. >>> were the defending champions on the brink of elimination. spain facing chile. before the match, chilean fans storming the media center, trying to get close to the field. 43rd minute, 1-0 chile. the save. charles pokes it home. chile wins 2-nil, and spain now joins italy, the 2006 world cup winner as the second straight reigning champ to be ousted in the group stage. more news coming up after the break. you used to sleep like a champ.

side of ashbury you have to go halfway down the block to arrive at the clayton. there is a previous proposal for the site that mission bay didn't contest and resulting in a coverage of '65 percent and small property owner of 35 percent this results in 17 percent of small property owner. as this high rush to expend so far and faster to have the ground floor small property owner. could someone explain the project sponsor has given to support his ada disability and whatever it's held to provide the ada supporting document >> thank you. is there any additional public comment >> commissioners i'm out of town on may 1st but listened to the hearing and multiply design strategies were suggested, however, when i saw the new plans i became confused only to make the top that the dispensary moved it into 2 feet. the pictures my brother showed were not skating there's a different change i have a small rear unite with no windows and the sunlight i'll lose is the only sunlight i get from january 1st from some shadow studies currently you see the light an january 1st but not with

jose, way over here in the eastern foothills, right off clayton road, we're tracking winds of 8 miles per hour. gusts even a little higher. areas of smoke will be blowing off towards the east, away from downtown san jose at this point. we're going have more on the fire weather forecast coming up, and we'll continue to track it back in the weather center. >> okay, jeff. we have captain cleo dawes on the phone right now. our chopper is spotty with pictures and so is reception. captain, can you please tell us what the situation is right now? >> i'm sorry, i can barely here you. but right now we've got a first alarm assignment with another alarm on the way. two homes that are fully involved. one home is -- well, both homes are completely destroyed. it started the grass around it on fire. we've got the grass fire under control. we've got some assistance with cal fire crews in the helicopter in the air. just watching things for us. but right now it's making sure that there aren't any embers to any open areas to start the grass fire again. >> this area has a lot of dry brush, as we can see f

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i know the pitcher well, clayton kershaw, threw a no hitter, through eight innings. the rockies considered one of the top hitting teams in the league. not last night. career high 15 k's. the dodgers beat the rockies 8-0. kershaw is probably still partying. >>> soccer, a world cup must win match for the defending world champion spain against chile. they'll win, right? no. the reigning champs go down. 2-0. chile would go on to hold off spain and believe me, people will be fired and the whole nation is really upset. >>> a shocking scene in the world cup. before the game started, fans busting their way into the press room because the game was sold out.

the inland areas. he spoke with firefighters in clayton who are on high-alert. at the calfire station off of marsh creek road in clayton. the hot weather hasn't gone unnoticed. most of those fires so far have been in southern california. but hot weather here also tends to draw people outside. many fires are started by people who are unaware they were ever creating risk. that's more of a problem in rural areas. but a fire that starts in remote parks. doesn't take long to reach front yards. firefighters don't want to discourage people from enjoying themselves outside. they say "have fun." just have it safe. reporting in clayton, dan rubin, kron four news. developing tonight. a shooting rampage in las vegas. two patrol officers - having lunch at ci-ci's pizza - when they were ambushed. each shot and killed. the shooters - a man and a woman - made their way across the street to walmart and shot and killed an innocent bystander. then turned the gun on themselves in an apparent suicide pact. one witness at the scene says the shooters told him - this is a revolution. so

. >> lay ton kershaw the -- clayton kershaw, the ace pitcher of the dodgers threw a new hitter.k out 15 batters a career hey. it was the two-time cy young award winner first no hitter. josh bech he let tossed one on may 25th gains the phillies. >> a successful surgery gives the a sick dog the power to see once again. >> video you will want to see up next. right now now, the world cup recap! ♪ >> from the parking nightmare file a car nearly fell off the 4th floor of a parkingightmare structure in los angeles. there it is hanging dangerously over the side with the driver in the vehicle. fire crews were able to pull the vehicle and the driver back safely. no one has hurt. >> new on "action news," the fierce feline who terrorized his oregon family has has been oustd the cat, it was notorious for attacking a baby and trapping its owners in the bedroom. they gave him up for their own safety. he is currently living in a clinic and taking medicines. >> a local dog can see again and you're about to watch the moment the pet could see its owners again. the owners posted the video on youtub

. >>> the football team clayton valley high school in concord is being penalized for holding illegal ces. >> according to the diablo valley athletic league the eagles held three illegal practices and two illegal scrimmage earlier this month. as a penalty the league says clayton valley will have to cancel 6 practices in august before the beginning of the season. the school can still appeal though to the commissioner of the north coast section. >>> mark's here with more. it's baseball but we're talking a lot of football. >> sure are. got that story and the 49ers an raiders holding their mandatory camps and the 49ers it was more a question of who was not there than who was there. and we'll start with the surprise retirement of defensive back eric wright already a position the 49ers a little short on. he's just 28 years old, says he just doesn't have the passion for the game anymore. and even though he grew up following the 49ers as a kid the end of the line for him. meanwhile alex boone and vern davis also no shows. their issue is money related. jim harbaugh trying not to overreact thoug

. >> i just ran out of the office, and i jumped on my motorcycle. >> clayton wade was the real estate agent who had been showing rochelle houses and the only person in the country who she knows speaks english. now, he keeps her on the cell phone as he races to the hotel. >> when i drove up, you could see smoke and flames starting to move up the elevator shaft. it was obviously very, very bad. >> he asked us to wave something out the window so he could show the fire chief where we were. >> news cameras at the scene capture clayton on his cell phone as he keeps rochelle on the line. >> i ran directly to where the police and firemen were and started talking to them and pointing up to where she was. >> an hour passes. as they hang out the open window, clayton is trying to keep rochelle calm, feeding her vital rescue information. >> he said, that bucket is coming right up to your room, right up to your room. i thought to myself, that fire truck is not coming up this high. >> and she's right. the ladders aren't tall enough to reach the top floors. >> we couldn't breathe. smoke inside, smoke

the sky. abc's clayton sandell in the flood zone. >> reporter: tonight, thousands are still without power in texas. waco was drenched with 4 information of rain in just one hour. neighborhoods were submerged. all that water, even knocking this house off of its foundation. in the midwest, flood waters are still rising after two weeks of heavy rain. in minnesota where 35 counties are in that state of emergency, they saw funnel clouds today. and hillsides are saturated. a state trooper's dash cam caught this mud slide that nearly took out a car. as the waters creep higher, bridges are being closed before they go under water. 18,000 drivers rely on this bridge every day to cross this river, but yo can see the water is so high they have had to shut it down. if you want to get for here to state of wisconsin today, you're going to need a boat this woman is watching the water slowly invade her home. her backyard now a marina. you accept the fact that the water is going to take over from time to time. >> reporter: in charles city, iowa, the river is making kayakers happy. >> stay away from the water right

but the big news. clayton kershaw throwing the 22nd no- hitter in dodgers history.y has the highlights. next heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. giants/white sox rob reiner actor/director throws out the first pitch bottom 1st/ scoreless jose abreu 2-run home run off tim hudson 2-0 white sox bottom 4th/ 2-0 white sox tyler flowers grounds it up the middle for a single adam dunn and dayan viciedo score 4-0 white sox bottom 5th/ 4-2 white sox adam dunn hits a 3-run home run of hudson 7-2 white sox top 5th. giants rally to get within a run at 7-6 but ehire adrianza flies out to center to end the game final: 7-6 white sox giants have lost 8 of 9 games lead dodgers by 4.5 games they have tomorrow off then are at arizona friday 49ers coac

sandell, on the weather watch tonight. clayton, thank you. >>> of course now to the other major story around the world tonight, d-day. and our heroic troops in normandy. this was the scene 70 years ago today. and tonight, just look at the same beach, the american flag there. here at home, 1 million rose petals released over the statue of liberty today. and in washington, d.c., veterans remembering at the world war ii memorial. tonight, so many of you sending us your families memories, stories from grandfathers and loved ones, and we'll have it, in your voice, later in the broadcast. but first, abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl is there tonight, traveling with the president. >> reporter: from president obama today, a soaring tribute to the heroes who turned the tide of history 70 years ago. >> these men waged war so that we might know peace. they sacrificed so that we might be free. they fought in hopes of a day when we'd no longer need to fight. >> reporter: all told, more than 150,000 allied trooped took part in

. >> reporter: we are on the 13,000 block of clayton roads. look at the firefighters beyond the trees there. they are still trying to put out the fire, the rubble that is still burning. that is one of the homes that was destroyed. the second home is just behind that. here with me is the captain with the san jose fire department to bring us up to date. >> what we have is two homes that were called in, 2:22 p.m. this afternoon. 2 alarms. it spread into the it grass. we were able to surround that to keep it from spreading to other homes. right now we do have structure production going on. possible third home that is up the hill where a spot fire did occur. we are working out here with cal fire who sent a full response where they have six engines, a helicopter. we have it surrounded and hoping to get it under control soon. >> i heard an explosion, tell me more about that. >> it appears to be a lot of small gas grill protain tanks within the rubbish that is on the property. that is what you are hearing. been about 2, 3 explosions so far. none of the

especially after it jump from the property on clayton road to the dry grass hillside quarter mile away. crew rush to protect the nearby home just in case. cal fire knocked it down while san jose fire focus on keeping the flames on the family property here from spreading. officials admit they face several challenges. >> access difficult as you can see. 2 lane road. we had 2 kind of single track the thing getting up here. we had to relay water to the area. >> water was shuttled in since there aren't any fire hydrant in the area to hook up to. still many can't believe the homes that have been in the family for 85 years are gone. >> i have stayed mate grand may house most of my life. she used to take care of me when i was a kid. >> now seeing it the way it is. >> it's tough. >>reporter: those who live in the area think squatters living in one of the houses may have caused this fire. official cause is still unknown. in santa clara county lisa, abc 7 news. >> new at 11:00 boy was air-lifted to the hospital after serious fall at boy scout camp. happened near boulder creek on scout ranch road

the team changing its name. >> 0-2. he's done it. >> and dodger dominance. los angeles pitcher clayton kershaw overwhelms the colorado rockies en route to the first no-hitter of his career. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, june 19th, 2014. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning the last of the workers trapped at iraq's main oil refinery were evacuated. sunni militants took over most of the plant yesterday. the workers were freed during a brief truce. the iraqi government has asked the u.s. to launch air strikes against the militants who have overrun much of the country. during a meeting with congressional leaders, president obama indicated he did not need congressional approval to take direct military action. susan mcginnis is in washington where the debate over engaging the insurgence is heating up. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. so far the white house has do e dodged questions about whether the president would take action in iraq without congressional approval, but it's something lawmakers here

. >> reporter: skies going dark as severe weather tortures the heartland. clayton sandell in omaha. >> the severe thunderstorms finally arrived. you might be able to see how fast the clouds are moving behind me. we have had lightning thunder and hail and so much rain. now the concern is streets may flood. >> hail falling. >> reporter: near 100 mile per hour winds shredding trees and knocking over tractor-trailers. huge hail peppering the landscape near nebraska. dropping baseball size hail. the hail before collected in their hands, smashing through the windshields. >> ginger, you have got storm reports at this hour. >> close to 100 storm reports including the damaging winds, the hail and the tornados we have been talking about. it's not done. we have got a whole night ahead of us. if you look at parts of illinois and indiana, they're next. it's not over. that hot pink is a rare relatively high risk area including omaha all the way to des moines. i wanted to point out this down end tonight. it goes through tomorrow into parts of the ohio raifr valley but a new low p

especially after it jump from the property on clayton road to the dry grass hillside quarter mile away. crew rush to protect the nearby home just in case. cal fire knocked it down while san jose fire focus on keeping the flames on the family property here from spreading. officials admit they face several challenges. >> access difficult as you can see. 2 lane road. we had 2 kind of single track the thing getting up here. we had to relay water to the area. >> water was shuttled in since there aren't any fire hydrant in the area to hook up to. still many can't believe the homes that have been in the family for 85 years are gone. >> i have stayed mate grand may house most of my life. she used to take care of me when i was a kid. >> now seeing it the way it is. >> it's tough. >>reporter: those who live in the area think squatters living in one of the houses may have caused this fire. official cause is still unknown. in santa clara county lisa, abc 7 news. >> new at 11:00 boy was air-lifted to the hospital after serious fall at boy scout camp. happened near boulder creek on scout ranch road

the blaze. it broke out around 4:15 this afternoon. two homes destroyed. this happening on claytonhe base of mt. hamilton in the east san jose foothills at the base there. nbc bay area is there. we know two homes are gone. what's the update? >> getting here, jessica and raj, we've got helicopters overhead. we're talking about crowded airspace as they try to get an idea of what is going on after two homes here burned. i'm going to stand back and show you the active scene on the side of the hillside. we've been watching the incredible work by the firefighters. amazing as you see the hot spots explode in front of them, brush ignite and climb up the side of this hill. as you can see at the top of the hill firefighters working with all of their might to safe this home that is at the very top of this blaze. what you can't see is down in the valley where now smoke just remains. this is where two homes are a total loss. neighbors in this area say everybody here knows everyone. in fact, standing by here with me now is robert long who s. has done a lot of fire prevention in this area. robert

cal fire crews and the san jose fire department were busy fighting the massive fire on clayton road. the call went out around 4:30 and by the time firefighters arrived, the two homes were already fully engulfed with fire. you can see just how bad the damage. the frames of the homes are all that remain after the quick moving fire came through and destroyed everything in the way. these images from our helicopter partners at abc 7 tell the story of destruction and the firefighting effort that kept the flames from spreading any further than they did. in addition to the destroyed homes, several cars were consumed by the fire. look! you can see just how hot this fire was. the aluminum wheels and the engine block of this car melted because of the intense heat from the fire. crews were working until sunseta race against time. the scene was spooky. firefighters images shown through the back lit smoke of the house fire. fortunatly, nobody was hurt. fire crews will remain here on scene over night to make sure any hot spots don't flare up. the cause of the fire is under investigation. i'm jeff bu

especially after it jump from the property on clayton road to the dry grass hillside quarter mile away. crew rush to protect the nearby home just in case. cal fire knocked it down while san jose fire focus on keeping the flames on the family property here from spreading. officials admit they face several challenges. >> access difficult as you can see. 2 lane road. we had 2 kind of single track the thing getting up here. we had to relay water to the area. >> water was shuttled in since there aren't any fire hydrant in the area to hook up to. still many can't believe the homes that have been in the family for 85 years are gone. >> i have stayed mate grand may house most of my life. she used to take care of me when i was a kid. >> now seeing it the way it is . >> it's tough. >>reporter: those who live in the area think squatters living in one of the houses may have caused this fire. official cause is still unknown. in santa clara county lisa, abc 7 news. >> new at 11:00 boy was air-lifted to the hospital after serious fall at boy scout camp. happened near boulder creek on scout ranch road

one driver capturing the lightning in missouri. clayton sandell on the ground right now. >> reporter: tonight a second blast of severe storms marching across the ohio and tennessee valleys and western plains packing baseball sized, windshield busting hail. at these car dealerships hail damage costing $15 million. in the -- in omaha rescues by raft. strong winds in kansas knocking over train cars. pickup trucks are busy. when the storm hit, this giant maple came crashing down. >> it could have been worse. it could have been worse. i'm thankful my kid was okay and i have a house. >> reporter: this storm has generated more than 350 reports of large hail, damaging winds and even tornados. the threat tonight as it moves northeast is more winds and possible flash flooding. david. >> clayton, thank you. let's get more on the threat from the chief meteorologist in our power house station in philadelphia. she's tracking it all. just the last 24 hours the number of storm reports has been astounding. >> we have had more than 13 reports of tornados an

owns the a's like clayton kershaw owns the giants. we was 8-1 with a 0.87 era aga oakland.. bench coach chip hale signi the chip and chili bowls they ge away today... chili davis t other half of the equation.. a run alre >>> 8-1 with a 0.87era against oakland. chip signing the chip and chili bowls they were giving away today. a run in the 3rd and singles through the hole, two run comes in to score to give them a lead, 2-0. 7 rbis in the series for donaldson w that, gray had the luxury of teaching. 4-2 in the 5th now, check this out. now, why the look? he got the pitch, put it into the bleachers. the 4th time this season he has gone through that tunnel. gray was not his absolute best on the top of the hill. he was on the offense. watching them cover 1st base. touching the bag, all in one motion, 6 and 2 thirds ins, improving 6-1 on the season. now, recording near big league best 6th sweep of the season. >> hopefully people take us for granted. >> last year it was kind of -- it seemed like everyone was saying, can they do it again? and this year i think people are not overlook

. >>> history made in los angeles late last night, while were you likely sleeping the dodgers claytonhaw threw a in hitter. two time cy young award winner struck out a career high 15 rockies including the final out of the game. the only blemish was eventing error. it was kershaw first career know hitter. dodgers won eight to nothing. l.a.'s josh beckett no hit phillies in may. >>> phillies are winners of the third straight game and they take on the cardinals tonight in st. louis, phillies seven game road trip is off to a good start. phillies were down four-two after first inning yesterday in atlanta but they just kept on scoring, ryan howard with one of five fill business three hits yesterday, season high 18 hits, phillies come back and they beat atlanta ten-five. >>> coming up, in the next her of "eyewewitness news", we are continuing to keep an eye on strong storms overnight and new look at damage left behind. >> we will check with katie for updated forecast, jen. >> reporter: three men kidnaped a 15 year-old and holds him for ransom and tied up and robbed his parents in somerton, i

there is a house that is on fire there in the 1300 block of clayton. lso grass in the area may have caught fire. we are working to send a fire to the area, amber lee hopefully will be arriving soon. the conditions not particularly favorable for firefighters. mid-80s. windy. breezy there. it does look like they are getting at least a good handle on this fire. we will keep you posted. >>> now to the school district, they voted to change the mascot at the school because over the controversy of native americans schools. now they will be called the titans. they approved the change yesterday. it was entired by a decision to remove the name apaches from a high school. they argued the name was offensive to native americans. >>> a man seeking treatment for burns in santa rosa is now accused of arson and setting himself on fire. witnesses told police the man was setting a car on fire at a mall tuesday night when he started rolling on the ground because his clothes were on fire. he then turned up at the hospital. the man spilled accelerant on his clothes. he is be

at the calfire station off of marsh creek road in clayton. the hot weather hasn't gone unnoticed. most of those fires so far have been in southern california. but hot weather here also tends to draw people outside. many fires are started by people who are unaware they were ever creating risk. that's more of a problem in rural areas. but a fire that starts in remote parks. doesn't take long to reach front yards. > > all it takes is one spark and one little wind and it is amazing how fast a fire can spread. > > fire fighters do not want to discourage people from enjoying themselves. they say have fun but be safe. high temperatures prompted a spare the air alert today in the bay area. here's a video of mount tam from earlier this afternoon. alerts are issued when weather forecasts indicate there will be high levels of smog in the air. residents are asked to drive less during summer spare the air days by carpooling. biking. or walking to their destinations. this is the fourth alert issued this summer. and we are following breaking news tonight. the mayor of oakland involved in a car c

sacramento, you are in the 80s, yellows are 70s, clayton in the 70s, upper 70s, might see low 80s, in vacaville, going to be a cooler day, 80 in antioch, 81 in fairfield, or brentwood, 74 as you look into milpitas and on long the coast it's foggy. what's the big change nothing, what's the change for the weekend warmer, friday a lot like tomorrow, in the weekend you see in the area, it warms up. the low clears the area and warms you'll for saturday and sunday. i'm happy when the air quality gets good and the fire takes a break. they get a couple easy days. by the weekend we'll talk fire again. >>> pga second major championship starts tomorrow. >> one of the world's top golfers says something is not right. no rush, andy. come on. with the chase mobile app you can get a lot done in a little amount of time from transferring funds wait a minute. you've got to be kidding. did you guys see that? that ball was out. to paying your coach for adding five miles per hour to your serve. that ball wasn't in. get your eyes checked. help me out here. download the best mobile app today. so you can alwa

the homes were located on clayton road and once part of the 35-acre apricot ranch. one of the homes were occupied by the woman and 48-year-old daughter. they were not home at the time. the second house that was vacant. a woman who may have been squatting on the property was photographed leaving. that was turned over to investigators. >> i see this girl walking really fast and it didn't look like she belonged here. she was walking like she was trying to get away. >> reporter: fire crews says embers did spark a short fire. a cal chopper fire doused the fire to slow it down. there were explosions heard during the fire and the fire captain tells us that came from propane tanks of barbecue grills. they were able to discover that the fire started from one of the homes and spread. but as to what assed the fire, that is still under investigation. janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time is 5:06. parents on the peninsula searching for answers this morning after the tragic killing of their teenage son. it happened at redwood city last week at broadway and spring street

also in the 50s for clayton and atlantic city at the airport. 70 degrees in avalon and it will be in the upper 70s right along the coast during the day today. a few scattered clouds to start with. we'll get a lot of sunshine to warm us into the 80s for most of the areas inland. tomorrow that line of clouds moves in with showers and thunderstorms. and in addition, humidity will be pushing into the area. you'll feel the difference tomorrow. today the humidity won't be so bad. similar to yesterday. sunshine will be bright at times with a few scattered clouds. partly sunny skies, low to mid-80s this afternoon. it will be warmer and more humid. the temperatures in the upper 80s, a good possibility. we'll see showers and thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow night and possibly into thursday as well. 86 degrees later on thursday. friday, partly sunny, a break from the storms. 87 degrees and 86 on saturday. but here comes the hot weather for sunday and monday, into the 90s. >> bill, rain or shine probably won't stop you from planning a road tri

the incident saturday night. tips led them to 58 year old edward russell of clayton the alleged driver arefrted in his home. he is free charged with leaving the scene of an accident. >>> the philadelphia fire department returned to a grief-stricken neighborhood and installed smoke alarms on north 6th street. fire ripped through a house there early saturday morning. a woman and young boy died after they were trapped on the third floor. five other people got out because smoke alarms alerted them. >>> a boil water advisory in effect in two bucks county communities. the advisory north penn water authority customers in sellersville and they will not lift it until tomorrow morning. techlt results -- test results are not in yet. >>> and a ban on e significant relates in workplaces and bars. and businesses selling esigs or refilling cartridges to minors hit with a $250 ticket. >>> and checking the traffic report on a monday night. >> let's see if traffic is -- hello matt, good to see you. >> theoretically the ride should be ez because it is a holiday week but slow chester county approaching 29 down to 401. just nor

the way. abc's clayton sandell tracking it all. >> reporter: tonight on alert for tornados and flash flooding. torrential rains soaking virginia and overnight a twister did this in michigan. >> i just sat on the ground and held my son. >> sandell: storms brought this light show to oklahoma -- and tonight, six states threatened by flash floods. other places far too dry. forecasters warned extreme drought has the west in a hold that will help super charge wildfires. it's been the driest three years on record. climatologists call it a modern day ses pool. all that rain, not enough for some, far too much for others. clayton sandell, abc news, te s texas. >>> now news from washington. a ruling that affects coca-cola today. the court said a false advertising lawsuit against the company can go forward. it's about that blue berry drink. a competitor says the coca-cola drink is made almost entirely of apple and grape juice, not pomegranate. the story isn't over. >>> tonight 3 billion people expected to watch the opening ceremony of the world cup in brazil, including a few loyal fans 230 miles above ear

>> straight from the horse's mouth, clayton. you are such a stud. . >> wow. >> there is two horse references. all morning long, tune. in we will be doing a the love horse references because we are at the 146th annual belmont stakes triple crown could be had h. tonight by california chrome. a lot of people are routing for 100,000 people are going to be out here, including myself rooting this horse on. i feel it in the atmosphere that it's going to happen this year. we will be live all day on fox, and of course "fox & friends" weekend. send us your tweets. give me horse references. i would love to hear them let's talk about the weather. the weather here at belmont is going to be fantastic. i couldn't have made up a better first alert forecast. temperatures in the 70s at race time 6:auto. and clear skies for much of the day today. look at your clear temperatures, there you have it watches and warnings. we were talking about the threat of severe weather today. the potential exists for parts of the plain states where you see the radar there for kansas, mi

tonight he is speaking out and calling for change in how he we handle the mentally ill. abc's clayton sandal has the story. >> reporter: it's the crusade peter roger never wanted. >> i think mental illness is the big elephant in the room and this country needs to get up and wake up and look at it. >> reporter: in an interview with barbara walters, roger is on an mission, calling on families and police and the mental health community to work harder identifying people like his son before it's too late. >> you have to remember that elliot was a very high functioning individual that had social issues. that's the way we regarded him and the therapist regarded him. >> reporter: he says elliot was never officially diagnosed but with a mental illness but in hindsight there were signs. >> breaking news right now. we are getting reports of a shooting. >> gunfire. shots fired. shots fired. >> reporter: weeks before the murders elliot posted this disturbing video on youtube. >> such an injustice. >> reporter: police followed up but left convinced he was not a danger. peter roger doesn't blame pol

the country. >>> plus, a no-hitter for dodgers' clayton hershaw. the world cup frenzy grows inside and outside the stadiums. >>> and where are these sexiest people in the world from? that will keep you watching, won't it? good morning, everybody, and thanks for joining us. i'm betty nguyen. >>> well, he is prepared to go it alone. president obama told congressional leaders wednesday he doesn't need support from lawmakers in deciding how to deal with the iraq crisis. iraq has asked the u.s. to begin air strikes to drive back the islamic militants. the crisis has triggered heated debate over president obama's strategy. >> the policies of the last six years have left america diminished and weakened. >> this is not primarily a military challenge. iraq needs help to break the momentum of extremist groups and bolster the capabilities of iraq's security forces, but there is no military solution that will sustainably solve iraq's problems. >> all right, so, meanwhile, control over iraq's key oil supplies is front and center in this escalating conflict. nbc

the l.a. dodgers' clayton kershaw did it against the colorado rockies last wednesday. died at his home in new york city last night. >> you chose your way, i chose mine. mine was harder! >> pelley: wallach was at his best playing the worst characters, like the outlaw tuko in "the good, the bad, and the ugly." his career spanned six decades. on broadway wallach often appeared with his wife, actress anne jackson, but he said it was his short-lived role as the villain mr. freeze on tv's batman that generated the most mail. eli wallach was 98. and we want to note a change that's being made in our particular neighborhood of news. abc news said today that diane sawyer is stepping down from "world news" after five years as anchor. david muir will be taking her place. congratulations to david, and best to diane. new mobile apps are making it easier to find parking spaces but one city wants them curbed. that's next. unlimited. as in, no limits on your hard-earned cash back. as in no more dealing with those rotating categories. the quicksilver card from capital one. unlimited 1.5

the fire on clayton home near east ridge shopping center. janine de la vega joins us live where there's conflicting opinions about what started the fire. >> reporter: so far fire investigators are calling this accidental, but neighbors and relatives of the property owners say the homeless woman had taken up residence in one of the out buildings that used to be here. they say they told her to leave but she never did until after the fire broke out. now all that's left is a pile of burnt debris. >> all my memories, all my memories of my greatgrandmother. >> reporter: he spent most of his childhood on this property. there's hardly anything to salvage from the rubble. this cell phone video neighbor shows the fire started yesterday afternoon and quickly spread to the other home. >> all i can see is big black smoke roaring u it looked like it was -- roaring. it looked like it was burning for hours. >> reporter: a woman and her elderly woman who lived in the other house were not home at the time. fire investigators attacked the fire from the air and

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this was near the 680-280 interchange near clayton road you. could see smoke for miles. peggy bunker was on the fire line and joins us tonight in san jose. peggy? >> reporter: good evening, raj. you know, the conditions were perfect for a fire such as this. hot, dry. with strong bursts of win, pushing up the side of the hillside. firefighters say it was really the homeowners who helped in preventing this from being a lot worse. neighbors say they saw smoke pouring out of an empty house on clayton road today, flames jumping from the first house to the second one, demolishing them both. a huge response included 17 san jose fire department engines and cal fire hitting it from the air and the ground. neighbor robert long says people who live there know how to protect their homes. he wasn't concerned a bit. >> and we've got everything cleared to 100 feet around the house. >> you're not worried right now? >> no. >> reporter: it turns out this is what long does for a living. he disks land around homes and business, protecting them from fire. he shows me his yard, with 100 feet o

the streets. because adam clayton powell and others didn't get the voting rights act through without martin lutheroing what they needed to do. i think a movement plus the house bill will be successful. if there's no movement, i do not think there will be success. >> and you're planning to do some things out in the country with national action network exactly to that end. what are those things? >> we're going to eight states where we're going to, one, support those efforts to change these laws with mass mobilization. bishop curry in florida and reverend cabinets in ohio and all around these eight states. at the same time, we're going to prepare people for if we can't turn around by election day, helping seniors get voting i.d., helping people that need to get past impediments. we're going to help provide the resources so there will be no reason not to vote. >> the reverend al sharpton reading between the lines today. and don't miss the rev weeknights on "politics nation." that wraps things up for "the reid report" today. be sure to visit us online at thereidreport.msnbc.com. "the cycle" is up next.

she noticed the man on clayton road talking on his phone. she heard him say i got one. he pinched her and ran off. he's an african-american man, six-feet tall. 175-pounds and wearing a peach polo shirt and dark khaki pants. this comes as police are looking for a teenager who groped a woman on a neighborhood trail. he's latino or asian, 5'6". there were three incidents. police say none of the victims suffered physical injuries. >>> visa is announcing a new tool to help consumer navigate fees on prepaid cards. visa will flag cards with a special logo when they meet standards. like flat monthly fees. prepaid card always designed for people who don't of checking accounts. there's no requirement to disclose fees and terms in a uniformed way. qualifying cards continue of -- won't have over charge factors. >> it's a shorthand for simple fees, no surprise fees, really clear communications, and strong protections. >> on another matter visa is moving the headquarters pack to san francisco. >>> it may be easier to get recycles water during the drought. the general order that would

this was near the 680/280 interchange on clayton road in the east foothills. 17 san jose fire department engines jumped on to that fire, hitting it from both air and ground. people who live in the neighborhood were prepared, making sure they had defensible space around their homes. >> you're going to be the first protector of your house. they're going to be 10 minutes away, 15 minutes away. by then your house can be gone. >> despite the intensity of those fires, nobody was hurt. >>> san jose police officers say a new staffing policy puts them and you, the public, in danger. the unprecedented policy quires officers to work overtime, so the department can meet its staffing levels. when the department can't fill the schedule, it will ask volunteers to work overtime, but if no officer steps up, then that request will become an order. some officers will have to work up to three extra hours on patrol. the police officer's association, the union, argues that overtime leads to stress and tired officers. >>> it will take another four months before a police substation will open up in south san jos

the inside scoop. good morning, clayton. >> good morning. this is the big day for apple fans. day everything changes because this is the biggest event of the year. thousands of developers camped out here overnight for a chance to be the first in line for the keynote address at 10 a.m. local time. people sleeping on inflatable beds. these are the developers who work tirelessly through the night, the guys who make all the apps to power your devices. they want to be the first to see what the new software would look like to build their apps over the next year. one of the first things we're expecting is health book, rumored at 9 to 5 mac, being able to monitor everything on our body from hydration to your steps, to blood pressure, heart rate. we'll see health book probably today. we'll probably see one of the things i'm most excited about is the smart home initiative. "financial times" reporting last week apple may try to unify that experience, kind of like the clapper. you walk in the house, able to control your lamps, ovens and everything with your iphone under apple's roof. othe

. >>> the giants nemesis clayton kershaw can add a no hitter to his resume. >> he's such a nice guy. kershaw was in full effect last night. he struck out a career-high 15 batters. 8-0 win over the rockies. but that was not the most notable element of the night. there was a blemish, a throwing error by ramirez cost him a perfect game, but the dodgers did get the no hitter nonetheless. they have the only two no hitters in the entire baseball arena this season. >>> a blow for portugal could be the united states's best defense come sunday. doctors are warning their star forward to sit out the rest of the world cup or risk permanent damage to his left knee. these photos show him limping off the practice field. his knee was wrapped in ice. renaldo told him doctor, quote, i'm the one who decides if i'm playing or not. >> and ubl the one losing all that money and prestige in you don't get to play again. which would be problematic. >>> we will have to wait until sunday to find out, kickoff at 3:00. >>> yesterday's showdown between shane shapain and chile was sol out, but it did not stop fans f

it's akin to experimenting on humans a lawsuit filed against the state follows the bungled execution of oklahoma in make clayton lockett in april he died of a heart attack some forty minutes after being injected doctors say that the burst of vein in his body whilst the controversial cocktail of drugs was being administered there was a similar incident back in january in ohio where an inmate was reportedly convulsing for around twenty five minutes in both cases concerns were raised that the doctors use previously untested drugs now even though the investigation into both cases continues prison authorities are continuing to use the method three executions of actually been carried out in june so far the first since april in total three thousand prisoners await the death penalty in the u.s. jails human rights advocates are concerned the authorities are unwilling to take heed of past failures. every time one more state changes a protocol or changes the lethal drug cocktail in a sense we have the potential for human experimentation to be trying something on a human being that's never been tried before and that's bein

thatis taking off of work was done about 20 years ago by the harvard is the school professor clayton christensen who talked about disruptive innovation as something that enters the market as a technology that comes in -- it is cheaper than what the incumbents are offering, but not as good. personal computers are a good example. no one thought that they would replace mainframes when they showed up. they were cheap, but only hobbyists could get them to work, it if at all. slowly but surely, they were able to move up through the market and take over -- that is exactly what has happened. mainframes are gone and now there are banks of personal computers. what we discovered in our research is that something fundamental had changed even from that disruptive model. of many decades of computers getting cheaper and faster and smaller and using less energy all the time, it was now possible for a disruptor to enter the market not only cheaper, but also better right from the start. the example we start with, talking about google maps navigation. app, compared to paper maps or standalone tools that

the shut-down. dodger's ace clayton kershaw was nearly perfect last night. kershaw pitched his first no-hitter, striking out a career-high 15. we will have the only baserunner reached on a throwing error by shortstop hanley ramirez. ending any chance for a perfect game kershaw's gem gave the dodgers the only two no- hitters in the majors this season. josh beckett tossed one may 25 in philadelphia. the giants have now dropped five straight. and tim hudson had probably his worst start of the season in chicago against the white sox. the giants starter allowed seven runs and 12 hits in 4 2/3rds innings, his shortest outing this season. he entered the game with an mlb-leading 1.81 era. jose abreu hit a two-run shot in the first inning, adam dunn added a three-run home run, and the white sox beat san francisco 7-6. with the giants loss. the fifth off for four oakland athletics now have the best record in baseball. brandon moss hit a tiebreaking rbi double in the fifth inning and sonny gray pitched oakland past the texas rangers 4-2. gray, who had won just two of hi