the room and i said what's going on here. and pat tells me she's gone. >> whitney houston was dead. ggest night, one of its biggest icons was gone. she was only 48. >> bobbi kristina broke down in the hotel lobby and just was screaming over and over again "what's wrong with her, what's wrong with her?" so we can only imagine what is going through this girl's mind. but her mother was her world. >> i wanted everything to just stop. wait a minute. because what i felt was happening i didn't want to be happening. >> but there was no stopping it. a victim of their own addiction, toxicology tests revealed that houston had cocaine, xanax and marijuana in her body, as well as a muscle relaxant and benadryl. the los angeles county coroner determined the cause of death was accidental drowning with the effects of heart disease and cocaine use as contributing factors. the life built on triumph ended in tragedy. but for those who knew her, the mega star known as the voice will always sing on. >> when someone like that dies, the music takes on a new meaning. the music takes on a meaning now that wh

the a's host the houston astros. . and the giants and phillies go on. and on. and on. gary has the highlights. and all the sports. next! hey, if you could be any dinosaur, which would you be? t-rex. that's dumb, cuz when you're hungry late at night, your little t-rex arms couldn't stuff your face with - my new chick-n-tater melt munchie meal. it's got crispy chicken, hash browns, and gooey cheese on a buttery croissant. that's french. ok, i get it. so what would you be? a long armed t-rex. jerk. hard to remember a long kernite of baseball.. they went. . all night giants/phillies >>the phillie phanatic perhaps the best mascot in sports having some fun with a couple of women in the stands good stuff bottom 5th/ 3-2 giants alameda native jimmy rollins takes yusmiero petit out for a 2-run home run 4-3 phillies two out away from a loss buster posey solo home run off jonathan papelbon 5-5 tie top 14th/ 5-5 tie/ bases loaded and two out brandon crawford takes one deep the opposite way to the wall in left-centerfield posey scores pablo sandoval scores trevor blanco scores 8-5

the v.a. there, and then finally to houston. the houston v.a.ould not refill their prescriptions that clay received from the grand junction v.a., because they said prescriptions were not transferable, and a new assessment would have to be done before his medications could be re-prescribe. appointments in general if ever at 2011 and neither was with a psychiatrist. it was not until march 15 that clay was able to see a psychiatrist at the houston the a medical center. after that appointment, clay called me on his way home and said, mom, i cannot go back there. the v.a. is way to shuffle and i issa where i can go. i will have to find a better center. two weeks after his appointment with the site has shift at the houston v.a. medical center, clay took his eye. after his death, i went to the houston v.a. medical center to retrieve his medical records, and i encountered an environment that was highly stressful. was atge crowds, no one the information desk, and i had to flag down a nurse to ask directions to the medical records area. i cannot imagine h

. >>> and there are chilling details in the killing spree near houston. the murder suspect is due in court today. he had a long and dangerous history of violence with attacks on his ex-wife and mother. >> reporter: in the houston suburb of spring, texas neighbors are struggling to copy in the aftermath of a murderous may home that left 6 people dead in one family. today this man, 33-year-old ron lee hoivelg is charged -- haskell is charged with murder for the 6 family members. the chaos began after dinnertime wednesday. coulter documents say he knocked on the door dressed as a partial delivery man dplngd the whereabouts of his -- demanding the whereabouts of his estranged wife. he tide up several children and tied them up, too, eventually shooting them execution style. one survivor, 15-year-old cassidy managed to call 911 despite being shot in the head. haskell fled and police took up the chase. haskell gave up at 10:00 p.m. as for cassidy a full recovery is expected. >> i talked to her on the phone at the hospital. i said i'm so sorry everything happened.

when clay was transitioning or moving to houston and started to go to the va in houston, his records apparently from what i was told, those records were not seamlessly, electronically sent. they did not have his records from l.a. and that's where the bulk of his time was once he had gotten out of the marines. so as i look back through those medical records, as i said, there were at least two or three times in there that it talked about and he talks and admits to having had suicidal thoughts, so i assume that he was flagged, would have been flagged as a high risk. i mean, it says on the medical record, high risk, highlighted. when he comes to houston va, nobody knows he's a high risk. the psychiatrist didn't have anything other than clay saying, this is what my past history has been, and this is the medication i've been on. so that's a great point is to when are they flagged as a high risk? do any family members know that? the only way i ever knew that anybody called him a high risk was when i got his medical records and poured over them after he had died. >> thank you. chairman, i yie

the instruments. minute later at 4:58 p.m. houston time, eagle passed through 400 feet. sewn was to their backs so the landing site was out of the could be seen in sharp contrast. straight ahead, looming toward fast, but geography bearing no likeness to a smooth plane. 600-foot-deep crater, a razor-sharp discartment that the eagles to shreds. later, armstrong said i was of the d by the size motor and we were coming up on them pretty fast. he clock runs at triple speed in such a situation. but the time he said nothing the reacted, disconnecting computer and taking manual the ol, cutting hard to downrange side, skims just over the top of the boulder field. aldrin remained impassive. position, he could only see straight ahead or to the right. big the boulder field, as as a football field was to the right. couldn't appreciate it at all. we were coming on the slopes, a boulders on that slope. flashed arning flight uselessly late. the blast against the ghost-like previously e undisturbed raised a cloud of moon dust that encircled them and decreased visibility. to rollers in hou

tied at 3-3 in the 6th, jason castro at the plate. houston up two. next batter marc krauss follows suit, see you later. back to back home runs for the astros and that's it for jesse chavez gave up six runs in six innings. the astros not done, the new pitcher, same story for houston. we'll have liftoff. matt dominguez hits the top of the train tracks, but the best home run of the night is coming up. houston three home runs, four in the game, win 7-3. angels have the night off. so the a's lead in the west is down to one game. madison baumgarten needed 42 pitches to get out of the 1st inning against pittsburgh. andrew mccutchen will get a second life, ends up at third base. the giants will pay for that mistake. next man up russell wilson, a base hit, pirates are up three early. 2nd inning josh harrison. this is a souvenir to left field bleaches. gum gartner gives up five runs in four innings. -- baumgartner gives up five runs in four inning. pirates shut them out. >>> the bank of the west classic with serena's first tournament since she was forced to wit

we know about the houston plan. we know about the break-in of the psychiatrist's office. we know there was absolute, complete direction in september 3 when the president indicated a surreptitious entry have been made in the doctor's office after having met with mr. ehrlichman and mr. young. protect their rights, rescue their liberties from violations. the carolina ratification impeachment criteria. those are impeachable who behave amiss or betray their public trust. beginning shortly after the watergate break-in and continuing to the present time, the president has engaged in a series of public statements and actions designed to for the lawful investigation by government prosecutors. the president has made announcements and assertions bearing on the watergate case which the evidence will show he knew to be false. these assertions, false assertions, impeachable, those who misbehave. those who behave amiss or betray the public trust. james madison again at the constitutional convention. "a president is impeachable if he attempts to subvert the constitution." the constitutio

the dust was so thick he was flying blind. houston crackled a reminder, 30 seconds and there were more moments of waiting and four lights flashed indicating the landing struts made contact whether soft contact or hard remained to be learned. eagle was at rest. the blinding dust was explicably was gone. armstrong marveled the dust didn't settle, it disappeared after the engine shut down. conscious the world was waiting armstrong announced in a strong voice, the eagle has landed. his heart beat registered 155 heart beats per minute. is there any questions? post moon landing, armstrong was very busy and a lot of this, i think has been completely overlooked. he immediately became or soon after quitting the space program became a professor at the university of cincinnati where he worked with doctor henry heimlich of the maneuver fame. the two of them started a program adopting the technology that had been developed a space flight for health needs. one of the things that heimlich was most concerned with was that in heart surgery, it was imp

they're two games up on the angels when the day began. houston, on the other hand, has lost 60 games so there's that for them. jeff samardzjia, he has great hair and also a great fastball. eight innings, one earned run, six ks. brandon moss, i mean, how about this? write this one down at home and tell all your friends. with the bases loaded, this season he's now 5 for 9 with 17 rbi after that grand slam. a's won 13-1. >>> kluber and the indians taking on the royals. bottom of the eighth. still no score. kluber was fantastic. mike moustakas down the line. now, ryan raburn gave a great effort. i mean, he ran and maybe he was tired from running and that affected his, but that's the throw to nobody

we are getting new details from a texas gunman, and the person he allegedly killed outside of houston. >> how a boy scout troop stepped in to save the day and a historic cemetery is plagued by deep holes and sinking head stones. >>> now the details, texas officials say that 33-year-old ronald lee haskell knew exactly what he was doing when he targeted a young family inside of their houston home. it belonged to his estranged wife and her sister and husband. and children. haskell hoped fire and we are live with more on what happened next. >> reporter: that is right, good afternoon. the authorities say that the slain family was related to haskell's wife and they were going through a divorce. in the houston suburb of spring texas, neighbors are struggling to cope in the aftermath of murderous mayhem, a shooting that left six people dead all in one family. >> especially the children. and i wanted to come by and pray for them right here. >> today this man, 33-year-old ron lee haskell is charged with capital murder and is in custody held without bon for the death of six family members found

houston had been a member of congress. he was not at the time. he came back to washington, and he was working for an indian, and some congressmen made a speech -- he wrote a letter -- anyway, he disparaged houston, saying he was stealing government money that was supposed to go to the union. sam houston was jacksonian. he went out looking for him and found him and started beating him almost to death with his cane -- these canes come in -- and he wasn hauled before the u.s. house for a trial because it involved a congressmen, and jackson and houston were very close friends. jackson had key defense houston in congress. the trial took a month. it was the number one piece of business for three or four weeks in a row. his two-our speeches, and sam houston would give speeches, and this was not frank 's finest hour. he tried to kill a guy, had to be pulled off of the guy. he was found in contempt of congress, and then there was a civil trial. key represented houston in the court, and he was convicted, and he was fined $500, but andrew jackson pardoned sa

nasa a half-hour documentary chronicling the apollo 11 mission, from liftoff to splash down. >> we copy you, eagle. >> houston, the eagle has landed. >> roger, tranquility. we copy on the ground. you got a bunch of guys about to turn blue. we are breathing again. thanks a lot. >> we are getting a picture on the tv. there is a great deal of contrast in it, and currently, it is upside down on our monitor, but we can make out a fair amount of detail. ok. we can see you coming down the ladder now. >> sunday, july 20, 1969, around the world, nearly a billion people watched this moment on television as the first man from earth repaired to set foot on the moon. >> i am at the foot of the ladder. the lm footpaths are only depressed in the service about one or two inches, although the service appears to be very dry, very, very fine-grained as you get close to it. it is almost like a powder. down there, it is very fine. i am going to step off the lm now. that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> i believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal, before this decade is out, of land

when clay was transitioning or moving to houston and started to go to the va in houston, his records apparently from what i was told, those records were not seamlessly, electronically sent. they did not have his records from l.a. and that's where the bulk of his time was once he had gotten out of the marines. so as i look back through those medical records, as i said, there were at least two or three times in there that it talked about and he talks and admits to having had suicidal thoughts, so i assume that he was flagged, would have been flagged as a high risk. i mean, it says on the medical record, high risk, highlighted. when he comes to houston va, nobody knows he's a high risk. the psychiatrist didn't have anything other than clay saying, this is what my past history has been, and this is the medication i've been on. so that's a great point is to when are they flagged as a high risk? do any family members know that? the only way i ever knew that anybody called him a high risk was when i got his medical records and poured over them after he had died. >> thank you. chairman, i yie

tonight they are hosting a game against the houston astros and the first pitch is at 7:05. the lights should be no problem. in texas, this is video showing what is left of a house that exploded north of houston scattered through the neighborhood and witnesses say two people inside were thrown from the site and the third person crawled out. all three were flown to the hospital. the cause of the explosion is not known. >> in san diego, pe testimony a -- peta has a new ad targeting seaworld action cartoon-like ad showing a killer whale with a man in its mouth and that man is supposed to be the seaworld c.e.o. fire back calling this offensive and tasteless a career after the release of the documentary "black fish," a critical firm that dealt with the treatment killer whales and trainer safety at seaworld. meteorologist mike nicco is on top of the weather. >> it has been interesting with the thunderstorms how they woke people up and one treat from a friend saying the thunder was so loud it set off all the car alarms in the packing complex. it is unusual. we are just about out of

directly from the helicopter to a mobile van, in which they would be flown back to the manned spacecraft center in houstons ended. they were home again. ♪ [applause] ♪ [applause] ♪ lay three weeks of isolation, medical tests, and , then visitsefings to major cities of america and abroad. the details of their unique mission would be relived and remembered so that others might learn what they had learned, and that future travelers and space might build upon their experience. ♪ the rock and soil samples brought back would be examined and analyzed by scientists in many lands. they would reveal new insights into the origin and the age and the composition of the moon and perhaps new knowledge of the earth, as well. already, experiments left on the moon were sending back revealing , new information. ♪ the mission was successfully completed. the eagle has landed the first man on the moon, and columbia had returned them safely to earth. wherever man journeys tomorrow across the ocean of our universe, history will remind him that apollo 11 was mankind's first encounter with a new world. ♪ [captions copyright nation

the u.s. that are more prone to this kind of a problem? this seems to happen more and more often in houston. >> the big airports are a problem. the big airports near capacity are a problem and that's pretty much every one of them. some of them have fundamentally older school designs. boston logan is often cited for a lot of crossed runways which

gunfire in the houston festival. six people hurt one critically. an investigation continues after a video surfaced of a ghway officer. the victim doesn't appear to fight back. he is now on administrative leave tonight. and that's the fox report. and i am julie bandaras. hope it join you tomorrow. huckabee starts right now. >> tonight on huckabee. >> we have a humanitarian crisis on the border. >> tens of thousands of immigrant children crossing in america. >> i don't put the blame on the president. >> who is to blame? >> and how does the u.s. stop the immigration crisis? and epa regulations and hanging farmers out to driveway. one farming family is fed up. ♪ that's enough. ♪ you can't take away anymore. >> and jessica lynch on the case in iraq. >> i hope weo

we continue to be in awe how she was able to save us. >> reporter: the houston teen was released from the hospital in good condition friday, but her healing is just beginning. >> i know that my mom, dad, brian, emily, becca and zach are in a much better place and i'll be able to see them again one day. >> reporter: the celebration of life was held just blocks from the family's home. hundreds of balloons were released skyward in memory of the stay family. >> thank you all for coming and showing your support for me and my family. stay strong. >> reporter: cassidy is getting a lot of support from her community. many today wore ribbons in her favorite color, turquoise, and more than 4,000 people have donated money to help cover the family's expenses. remarkably brave young woman. >> she sure is. mara, thank you. >>> and now we go overseas to the middle east, where missiled filled the air for a fifth straight day. after dark, palestinian rockets rained down on tel aviv, but all of them were deflected by israel's defenses. and on the ground, israeli tanks have been on the move, gathering at

when clay was transitioning or moving to houston and started to go to the va in houston, his records apparently from what i was told, those records were not seamlessly, electronically sent. they did not have his records from l.a. and that's where the bulk of his time was once he had gotten out of the marines. so as i look back through those medical records, as i said, there were at least two or three times in there that it talked about and he talks and admits to having had suicidal thoughts, so i assume that he was flagged, would have been flagged as a high risk. i mean, it says on the medical record, high risk, highlighted. when he comes to houston va, nobody knows he's a high risk. the psychiatrist didn't have anything other than clay saying, this is what my past history has been, and this is the medication i've been on. so that's a great point is to when are they flagged as a high risk? do any family members know that? the only way i ever knew that anybody called him a high risk was when i got his medical records and poured over them after he had died. >> thank you. chairman, i yie

east end chamber of commerce, the houston northwest chamber of commerce, lake houston area chamber of commerce, league city chamber of commerce, pear land chamber of commerce, west chambers county chamber of commerce, and the warden chamber of commerce. i close simply with these words. businesses are supportive of the ex-im bank. people understand the necessity for it. we but only need to have a vote on it to get it continued. i yield back the balance of my time. ms. waters: mr. speaker and members, you have heard about businesses and any number of districts that receive the support from the ex-im bank. i would like to read to you excerpts from a letter from chairman hensarling's district. this letter is about how ex-im bank helped save my business, he says. his name is gabriel, a president of the corporation. and this is the excerpts i would like to read. during the past five years, we have grown our international cells from 15% to over 35% of our business. we now have major trading partners in over 30 different countries, including brazil, russia, india and taiwan. most recently,

closing arguments, july 28th. >>> we are learning about the suspect in the houston area mass shootingft a husband, wife and four children dead. the gunman is 33-year-old ronald lee haskell. police say he tied up his victims and shot each one in the head execution style. we are hearing from the grandparents mourning the loss of four of their grandchildren. they say they have spoken to the lone survivor of this massacre, a 15-year-old girl. that girl was able to call police after she pretended to be dead after she was shot. >> kassidy is a strong spirit. she will be very good -- she's going to have a tough time but she knows her parents. she told me when i talked to her on the phone last night from the hospital, i said i was so sorry, kassidy, about everything that happened but i'm so thankful you are still here with us. she said my mom and dad are in a better place. >> investigators say the gunman was looking for his ex-wife. investigators say there was a long history of reported domestic abuse. haskell was booked on multiple charges of capital murder. so sad. >>> hundreds of firefight

notfbi director would accede to the houston plan, period was brief approved by the president of the united states, which provided for surreptitious entry, which provided for electronic surveillance. all of which j edgar hoover dissented to. and it was hoover in the end who went to the president and insisted that this plan not be implemented. ?hat happened, then they went outside of the agencies of government. bend the agencies to the purpose, they decided to go andide of government develop their own establishment. that is what the plumbers was. --was not a legitimate legitimately constituted law enforcement agency. it was then irregular, ad hoc group established to carry out certain activities. and how was it paid for? for throughwas paid money raised privately. we spoke earlier of how a was contacted to bring money to the white house to be furnished to the plumbers in order for them to carry out a break-in of a doctor's office. and that money was returned to the private person who provided it in the following manner. mr. colson called up the attorney for one of the milk producer cooperati

sources close to the negotiations say that the sixers are interested in the houston rockets.epending on what they can get back for him. milwaukee has also showed a little bit of interest there. a trade would give houston the salary cap space to pursue other big players in free agency. >>> a big event held in lancaster today. it is now one year until the start of the u.s. women's open at the city's country club. golfing great arnold pomeron land to sign autographs and speak with the crowd. he was also named the honorary chairman of the tournament. >> ♪ [cheers and applause] >>> argentina and belgium in the quarterfinals of the world cup. argentina jets ahead early getting one in the back of the net in the eighth minute of play. belgium just can't get the equalizer. argentina wins with the final score of one to nothing. >>> netherlands and costa rica playing today. both teams unable to score in regular time. this goes into a shootout. the final shot and the letter lands goalie coming up big with the save for the win. they will play argentina in the semifinals. >>> wimbledon wom

nasa a half-hour documentary chronicling the apollo 11 mission, from liftoff to splash down. >> we copy you, eagle. >> houston, the eagle has landed.

and she and the cast know that they are under fire from the houston family. d why is the whitney look-alike lip-syncing but not to whitney? ♪ i'm every woman >> good question. we were also at two premieres last night, the james brown biopic and "guardians of the galaxy." >> and i hear that chris pratt has a secret skill. >> and he does. >> i french braided this young lady's hair the other day. >> isn't he the best? >> how does it feel? >> very gentle. >> isn't that our intern? >> chris has the braiding thing down obviously but he's also pretty good at bodybuilding. >> yes, he is.

the team is planning for a motel-based rescue on houston's bizzenette avenue. sonnel must be on their toes. they briefed the team for tonight's mission. scott, a weapons and tactical instructor who trains lauchl agents heads up a four-person security squad which he has positioned strategically throughout the property. >> remember, this is a very, very dangerous part of town. a lot of bad things happen. >> so we surround the building, north, south, east and west in cars and we have eyes on the building. >> everybody maintain your situational awareness and keep your eyes open and ears open. now, primary alpha escape plan will be two, if we grab a girl and she agrees to go with us is to immediately go down the hallway and take a right turn down this door, go down the hallway and to the fire escape and go down the stairs. >> lock and load. >> i like to work with daniel because he doubles as security and fake john. >> my background is i was in the united states marine corps for five years and i also have three children, three daughters and this hits real, real close

this is in the houston chronicle. he is the head of the customs and border protection.e talked about how the administration was caught off guard with the influx of children. >> there is no question that the numbers increased last year. work was a huge amount of and planning that was going on involving the department of theirnd security and colleagues at health and human services about what to do and how to do this. there were great expectations that the government of mexico would actually be doing more along that border with guatemala to prevent and help some of this. i was confirmed on march 7. i was in office 40 minutes after the vote. i have been doing my best to look forward and how we're going to deal with the situation. there is a lull right now. we are concerned about after the weather cooling. what should we be doing in the future to make sure we have enough detention space and enough resources to treat people not just to mainly but with compassion until their cases can be resolved? you can see it at 10:00 this morning. our question for you this morning, after t

in the houston suburb of spring texas, neighbors are struggling to cope in the aftermath of murderous mayhem, a shooting that left six people dead all in one family. >> especially the children. and i wanted to come by and pray for them right here. >> today this man, 33-year-old ron lee haskell is charged with capital murder and is in custody held without bon for the death of six family members found inside of their home. >> i have not personally in 40 years seen a tragedy in one family that is this horrific. >> it began just after dinner time on wednesday. >> that haskell knocked on the door dressed as a deliveryman and demanded to know the whereabouts of his wife. he waited for other family members to return home and eventually shot all of them execution-style. one survivor, 15-year-old cassidy managed to call 911 despite being shot in the head. and police began a chase. >> finally cornering haskell after four miles in this cul-de-sac. >> he sat there for hours sandwiched between vehicles snipers ready. >> as for cassidy who played dead to survive, she is now in critical condition. >

three-year old ronald lee haskill faces multiple counts of capitol murder in a shooting rampage in the houston suburb. excuse me. police say he posed as a delivery man. he had access to the home. the the victims his estranged wife's sister and her family. the lone survivor is a 15 year-old girl who managed to dial 911. that girl remains in critical condition. >>> investigators are pouring over the scene of the deadly fire in massachusetts that claimed lives of seven people, including three children. investigators trying to determine just how that fire began. the building did not have a sprinkler system and there are reports it is the alarm system that may in the have been functioning. authorities are looking into whether or not fire works being kept in one of the apartment could have started the deadly fire. nearly 50 people lived in the building, and dozens have been left homeless. >> i could not see nothing. my eyes burn. my chest burned. i just wanted it to stop. i was scared. we all felt like in five minutes we were all going to dianne that is it, but then we were lucky, we are alive, we'r

game time the a's versus the houston astros. hear it's rootbeer float night tonight. un. >> roberta gonzales will be there tonight. westbound 580 slow heading through the livermore valley. we have also got some delays through tracy and now we are getting first reports of a new accident westbound 580 right before you reach the dublin interchange. so busy commute. we'll tell you the drive time and more across that stretch. "kcbs traffic" is all coming up. >>> a new cell phone application could be used to help teachers and administrators communicate during a school lockdown. it was developed by a middle school nurse in alabama. it's intended to help administrators get important information such as how much children are accounted for and who needs help right now. >>> the man accused in that deadly colorado theater shooting rampage will go n on trial finally this winter. the trial of james holmes was scheduled for august of last year now set for december the 8th. hears continue today regarding what kinds of experts will be allowed to testify at his trial. holmes is accused

antonio raiders owner mark davis >> gary: the a's were down but not out in houston they came back. th san antonio officials on >> gary: that seemed that everyone laughed that because they don't spend any money but they have a team playing very well. in the ninth inning alberto class post singles afford to three it was for to one going into the night. to ounce and and come the tying run and moments later it was a brand and cross the oakland athletics were down 1/4 to 1 going into the night but when malls goes and the a's have defeated the houston. now the a's are up to then have games and the american west. . >> gary: bad news today and regards of flat cane he has been struggling all season long the. he had and inflamed right elbow. he was seek the orthopedic surgeon dr. andrews he is that he is the doctor who reconstructs pitching arms of players like brown and wilson. that's where matt came that will be tomorrow. and of course the were you should be every sunday night >> gary: works at night life. >> gary: the raiders moving to san antonio. july 18 regarding the prospect of moving

it's stormy in the gulf of mexico, in houston you can see the thundershowers alongith florida which is the case everyday in the summer. along the east coast just a chance of spotty thundershowers i'm throwing up all these, hartsville, jackson, washington, d.c. and new york city area airports that's the story, nydia, back to you. >> new castle county delaware, a dad is accused of stuffing heroin into his daughter's diaper. he was caught shoplifting and slid something inside the child's pants. penn is free on bail, but the baby is staying with another family member. >> the port authority of new york and new jersey is warning e-z pass users to be aware of a phising scam. here's what you need to know. e-z pass service centers sends out invoices through snail mail. delete the bogus e-mail. >>> a california jury ruled the los angeles dodgers organization was negligent in the beating of a san francisco fan on opening day july 2011. if the decision is upheld, brian stoa -- stowe will get $18 million in damages. it will help to pay for his on going healthcares. >>> a drunk d

none for cal but their star center, good news for him, he signs with the houston rockets summer league he was undrafted but he will get a chance to show off this summer and perhaps end up with a nba contract come the fall. good for him and good news are the giants, dodgers lost this afternoon. if the giants win tonight they will be back up by a game and a half. that is the sporting life for right now. >> thank you. >>> tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news, medical marijuana clubs closing their doors, we are talking talking to the hundreds of workers who will lose their jobs. >> thank you for making ktvu channel 2 news your choice for news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. thank you are joining us. good night. you fifteen percent or more on huh, fiftcar insurance.uld save everybody knows that. well, did you know words really can hurt you? what...? jesse don't go! jesse...no! i'm sorry daisy, but i'm a loner. and a loner gotta be alone. heee yawww! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. jesse? female announcer: fe

is based upon the houston ship channel. we are experience a phenomena in this country that nobody thought would happen five or six years ago and that is the abundance and surplus of natural gas and what we call texas sweet crude, or light crude. we have an abundance of it in this nation. there is so much natural gas being produced in this country that in south texas, in the dakotas, they are flaring gas wells. they're capping wells in west texas. what does that mean? that means that when they flare wells, there's over 1,500 wells being flared. that's enough energy to take care of a million homes. we're talking about a lot of energy. we're talking about a lot of natural gas. so what do we do with that? well, we should sell it. there is a -- an ice cream company down in texas, the little creamery in brenham, texas, a german community, called blue bell ice cream. the best ice cream in the world, mr. speaker, by the way. their motto is simple, about their ice cream. we eat all we can, and we sell the rest. that should be the am

another factor, he will replace parsons for the rockets but houston have to match the offer sheet. looks like he is going to sign a deal with houston. the player could replace him had a good day today. 25 points. an opportunity opens up for porter. a good sign for him. the wizards won the game 90-79. first tomorrow's winner, germany and argentina for the title, kickoff at 2:00. the other topic will be the team from the host country brazil. it of the favorites to win all, and scored 10-1. the consolation game against the netherlands. minutes later, the netherlands controlled and priscilla tries to clear. it reminds you of the game against germany. the runner-up trophy goes to the netherlands. this is not a shot from akron, ohio. lebron at the world cup. the trip had been planned before he announced he was going back to cleveland. even in south america he was the center of attention. so his first public comments are made in brazil. >> it is an exciting time for myself. beill be home and be able to there with my family and friends and those fans. it gives me an opportunity to reunite w

. >> six members of the family including four children are shot to death in the houston suburb. >> the suspect is the children's father who held the standoff for several hours. >> four hours of the man at the center this cul-de-sac sat in the driver's seat holding a hand gun to his head. inside the car, police say a man who killed four of his children and the couple who was caring for them. a seventh victim, the 15 year-old daughter was able to call police. >> she suffered a gunshot wound. she was the only clue we had to the amount of information we could gather on the suspect. >> she provided us with the name of the suspect, where he was going and we quickly responded to that location. we got to that residence where other relatives of the family lived we assume he meant to shoot them as well. >> the girl was taken to a hospital in what police described as very critical condition. police caught the entrance to the cul-de-sac in the suburb of houston while negotiators kept in constant contact with the man speaking to him for hours. >> negotiations were to get him to put the weapon down

we've reached out to the houston police about this. they say they've got no conclusions on this yet. they are investigating. why do you think there haven't been any charges brought yet given that there's photographic evidence? >> the houston police department has had a history of these rape cases being backlogged. they are undermanned in the sex crimes division. our problem with this case is this does not take a long drawn out systemic investigation because the thorough investigative work that can be done right now because the pictures are out there. the boys put the video of what they did to jada and the pictures of what they did to jada out there. they also bragged about it and boast about it and brag via twitter about spiking the punch and had extra punch for other girls. we later learned it's more than just jada they've done this to. other girls with videos and pictures of them having sex with. it doesn't take rocket science of an investigative work to bring charges in jada's case. all the information is right there before your eye

texas basketball team, and the mavericks and the rockets are going to win more championships and the houston-basede chris bosh will go is going to have stocks going up in the next year. >> and you like all things texas. >> well, i have to say no to that stock. >> and what is your prediction? >> when i went for the three muffin lunch this week, i noticed that the crumbs bakery was taken out, and i think that the gluten-free craze has destroyed another bakery and that is why you should go with the texas road house which is up 20% again in one year. >> and what do you say? >> well, it had a split stock, brenda, so stay away from one, brenda. >> and neil is next. >>> big things of letting d.c. spend more of this, and do you see anything wrong with any of this? i'm neil cavuto, and congress is in slow motion to find a solution for the v.a. and shock of shocks. now they are calling for the speeding things up, but guess how? by bringing back ear mamarks tot it all on spending, and pork spending or targeted spending and still green and we don't ask, and still a problem that has pretty much everyone here s

a good man opens fire in the houston s3 c3 a cuatro niÑos.ana la a fire in the houston suburbs kills four people, including two children this morning the hour's long chase and the shooting surrender with the investigations now under way. >>> drawing a line, president obama reviews critics refusing to come over the border. >> i'm not interested in photo ops. i'm interested if solving a problem. >> this morning what happened at his meeting with the texas governor rick perry.

year- old girl told authorities haskell was on his way to shoot other family members after leaving the houston home. >>> another wave of an undocumented immigrants arrived in san bernardino county this morning. a group of 32 children and 14 adults was transferred from texas to the catholic church in fontana. the immigrants crossed the border into texas hoping for refugee status. they are part of a larger humanitarian crisis. president obama has asked congress for money to deal with the flood of illegal immigrants. >> ronald reagan passed immigration reform! and you love ronald reagan! let's go ahead and do it! >> the obama administration wants $3.7 billion to spend on transportation and enforcement costs. about 57,000 children have flooded the u.s. since october. but republicans say they don't want to give the president a blank check without reform. >> this is a problem of the president's own making! he has been president for 5 1/2 years! when is he going to take responsibility for something! >> outlines of a possible compromise over the emergency spending requests are emerging on capitol hill

. >>: relied more all the suspect in the back shooting and the houston area that left for the children a wife dead. this 33 year-old title of his victims and shot each would ahead execution-style. the other grandparents are more in the loss of four of the rackets. a 15 year-old girl was able to call police after pretended to be dead after she was shot to says of far in the that they're better place. >>: he's been charged with capital murder and being held without bond. and look the reformation was aborted in the case of a young boy saw the debasement of his death toll. if the family attorney says that he was put there as punishment. the court official said that the 12 year-old was a force to complete a work out once a day every day. and thousands of resolutions at a local machine the attorney for the boy's father says that there's a lot of school explanation for the workout. appeal i think many of us to stick to die by that 12 years old. >>: according to court documents the boy accused his father and stepmother of abuse gold has been charged with anything in the case. >>: the tram to t