yorker the wall street journal the new york times you might as well go and get the new york times through and that's what i'm here to say i'm scared about during his national speech on thursday president obama actually did say that it's troubled by the possibility that the department of justice investigations into leaks make chill the type of journalism that holds government accountable as a result he announced that he's calling on congress to. pass a media shield law to guard against government overreach do you think that will help do you think that will do anything or do you think that's just rhetoric well president is using. i think probably both what he said was i want chuck schumer who is our senator from new york to put the bill in so show me gets up and says look i'm going to put it in but first of all we're going to have an exception for wiki leaks it's not going to cover wiki leaks ok and then the second thing he says is not going to cover national security. we'll have a national security exception well i will say in defense of schumer that the old bill on which this is b

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to the yahoo! go newsite, how much do they see when you and your colleagues wrote, how much from the partners, and how much is aggregation? guest: we try to produce as much original content as we can. on anygo to yahoo.com given day, you may see original content, and abc investigative report, a blend of content. much not do too aggregation, but we do use a lot of parts for content. we try to give our readers and viewers as complete a picture as we can of politics, policy, sports, entertainment, finance. host: if we look at the yahoo! main page, we see a story about a new virus, sports stories, sometainmentviewers as storiesd news stories. how do you bring traffic into the news portion of yahoo!, and how you keep is there? guest: we find a lot of people start their day on new.yahoo.com. people draw onme their from our sister sites. we get tens of millions of unique reader's every month so we do not have much trouble bringing in the eyeballs right now. operations to make it even more complete and interesting

face no consequences whatsoever yes that's right and so why you know the same claims were made about the new york times when the pubs print on papers it was destroying our security it was strong and so forth and so for the first amendment in that case trumped. the claim of the nixon administration now here you've got to ask yourself well what is the first amendment blame. the claim is that the sons can't be punished if in fact there is no clear and present danger to the country and if you look at the stuff that assigns. published i would argue there's no clear and present danger to the country i mean it's been three years whereas the danger i mean you're still here and i'm still here all claims terrible when it comes to national security but when you look backwards at them which is what i do in my book this is the pentagon papers i look back through the facts of what happened in the pentagon papers and nobody home nothing there are no damage now security you have to look at these claims with a jaundiced eye because after a period of time you take a look at them and there's no danger as you m

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what the new sign will look like. erfect fit since levi strauss started making jeans for the original 49er's during the gold rush. but the 49er's say that wasn't the only reason they choose to partner with the 160-year old san francisco based company. >>". huge win." is a huge when >> pam: the ink on the deal isn'tthe proposal will be voted by the sant clara stadium authority tomorrow night. >> pam: held a rally outside levi's headquarters in san francisco. to celebrate the new partnership. head coach jim harbaugh, quarterback colin kaepernick, running back frank gore. and several other players took to the stage. naturally, everyone was wearing levi's jeans. this is what the new stadium in santa clara is going to look like when it's completed. it's expected to be ready for the 20-14 season. earlier than originally planned. , and a little bit later in this broadcast the complications to come the warriors how they do it? stay in pretty good position was san antonio later in this broadcast gary radnich celathe city of san

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the details just announced are new at noon. ktvu's ktvu janine de la vega with more. >> reporter: lots of excitement in the room. the 49ers ceo and the ceo of levi strauss sat here to announce they had come to a partnership. they had huge smiles on their faces. the name chosen, levi's stadium. >> we have a assured vision of two iconic brands coming together with similar values, a rich heritage and pioneering spirit. and we're both looking forward to watching sourdough sam rush out on to the football field wearing a pair of levi's jeans. >> reporter: the ceo jed york and levi strauss ceo chip berg and both the mayors of santa clara and san francisco were at the news conference that took place in the last hour. levi strauss is proposing a 20-year $220 million agreement to name the 49ers stadium levi's stadium. berg says it's perfect. the levi's president says they began to negotiate a deal in december and as the team began winning more games talks got more serious. today york and berg joked about what has been said about the stadi

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he is already a visiting professor at the city university of new york. the retired general has a doctorate from princeton and will teach classes and mentor students at usc. excuse me, this is footage of general john allen retired marine general who ran the war in afghanistan. general petraeus resigned from the c.i.a. last november after admitting to an extramarital affair. >> coming up, youtube declares victory over television. the bold statement made by google's executive chairman on the future of video entertainment. >> how to stop men from cheating. could the cure >> good morning, everyone, at 4:53. a look at the san francisco camera, a beautiful start to the day but it will be a scorcher. >> youtube is declaring victory over television. the executive chairman of google which own youtube declares internet video has displaced t watch -- tv watching and says unlike tv it has global reach, community engagement and a younger audience than any kindle network. they hit the milestone of a billion visitors each month. can it tell you are about to be late for w

public editor of the "new york times," margaret sullivan, accused her own paper of downplaying the story which she even hed said had tremendous and significant news value. >> i think another interesting aspect is the claim that northbound should cover it because it's being politicized which would then mean nothing in washington could ever be covered, right? i mean, the war on women, was that not politicized? that was a dnc talking point. the fact that fox news covers some news you shouldn't cover -- really? because i've never noticed that when more than was hysterical over sandra flucke, there is something really wrong with the media. they need to do some accounting. >> you spent a long career at the state department. when you look at the coverage of these hearings, what strikes you as most important? >> well, i think the media's becoming the story, let's face it. cbs news president david rhodes and abc news president ben sherwood, both have siblings that not only work at the white house, that not only work for president obama, but they work at the nfc on foreign policy issues dire

need to apply for a new permit. but in the meantime you could grant them a temporary while their permit is pending. why would we do that? >> so, again, typically if it is something of a new owner, picking up where an old owner is left off and they are not doing any changes as far as shut down to do cosmetic changes, there would be less of a minimum with a 30 day, the window without a permit because our notification requirements is 30 days and then there is a whole slew of infections that take place and so typically it is two or three months. and in cases where there is not substantial change, again, the 30 days is the least amount of time and if they, so if they want to surrender it and another one is if you just noticed the same day and you will still have a 30 day period where that person would be out of compliance. so typically and i think that the legislation was written up to 90 days for the purposes of some sort of strange circumstance, but honestly, i mean if he is describing it is more than likely the 30 to 40 days at

skyway section of the new span. kron 4's dan kerman has more on that. >> the issue that we have heard about is corrosion impacting the steel cables. >> there are thousands of steel cables that run through the concrete deck that gives the bridge of greater strength. >> tell me what you see there questioned their when you get several sections lined up you can run cables for the ducks. >> during the construction process in 2006 and seven a don't know the exact date rain water and more sure got into some of the adults and caused corrosion. we detected the problem through our on going checking process we assess that and put together a team of experts. >> within the sky way there's about 100 percent extra than what we really need. it affected less than 2 percent of the steel tendons. the experts in our analysis determined that it is still far greater than the minimum needed. >> so you have no concerns about this impacting the safety of the bridge? >> >>we are following developments in two big stories tonight. the high fire

this is a picture where a news conference will be held shortly by the police. >> first, breaking news from san jose. a police chase ends in a crash. the passengers carried out a crime beforehand. >> thanks for joining us. >> first up, a check on traffic with a sig-alert. leyla gulen, what is the latest? >> we did have a sig-alert in affect since 4:30 this morning. this is the scene of the accident. two lanes get you by. it is now funneled down to one. we have tremendous backup through sunol southbound 680 coming up on vargas road the look at backup. it is a sea of headlights from 84. you can take 84 to mission boulevard and mission boulevard reconnects you to 680 but that is a nightmare of a drive from pleasanton and dublin. as we head over to the drive it is solid red. we do have another alternate from the central valley use the 580 westbound direction to connect to 238. that takes you down to 880. you just want to avoid this with a sig-alert in affect until further notice. mike nicco? >> good news great my side, live doppler 7 hd, dry this morning. no wet weather. it is a possibilit

the title of that article was "federal source to abc news, we know who you're calling." it's chilling, right? i mean, you're a report. you are trying to find out what the government is doing, but if you find out too much when b what the government is doing, hey, you might end up in jail. you certainly can't tell your sources that you'll keep their identity safe. you can't tell your sources that they can trust you, to keep their identities out of it. if what you have to tell them is, yeah, they will probably put me in prison until i tell them. this is chilling. this is chilling on purpose, and those details reported by abc news in 2006 to reporters to try to ferret out who was leaking to the damn reporters, right, it appears to be exactly what the obama administration is doing now to ferret out who is leaking to the damn reporters, exactly the same thing. in an investigation that appears to be related to a.p. reporting on the cia busting up an al qaeda bomb plot a few years ago, the justice department has notified the a.p. that at least 20 of their phone lines, including t

with the vice chairman of the new york times james goodell a lot about the news team with more news for you in twenty minutes from now. some of these traditional chili lines they've been bred and developed and passed on from generation to. this is a total destruction of the culture of mexico by telling them i mean this this is not going to impact a swelling in mexico whatever happens here. we're eating at about six in the in the know in the eighty's in all boarding and so forth for. the engineered crops why do you think this country is full of obese and sick people because we have a crappy food system. they played in a family jazz bed together. hijack a plane together. send them from music to terra. twenty five years old questions still remain. just bad hijack. little. golden globe. goodspeed. with. a. long slow. mother lives. sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then something else you hear sees some other part of it and realize that everything is ok. i'm tom harvey welcome to the big picture live. live . my current guest knows firsthand what it's l

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. >>> in the headlines this week, big news. the department of justice spying on more journalists and this time it's personal. fox news is the target. a respected reporter in our ranks labeled a co-conspirator for doing his job. media react as did our fox news chief who warns, we will not allow a climate of press intimidation. >> i have not done anything wrong. >> a key player in the irs scandal is shown the door, put on leave for her role in targeting conservatives. but some in the press try to spin the story, ignoring the scandal and wrongdoing. >> i never heard you say, i'm sorry. >> i don't think i used those two words. >> the jodi arias murder trial attracts big attention. the convicted killer using the media to plead her case. >>> the press sweeps into oklahoma following a monster twister, reporting on the death and destruction, some using the tragedy to push their agenda. and has obama spin man jay carney found a new groove? >> before you decide that shb somebody's culpable you need to get the facts first. >> covering the

the new ceo got rid of most of the sales and brought in hip new brands and drove away loyal customers and sales plummeted. >>> what may be the ultimate in high fashion geek ware as arrived. google glass, a high-tech headset that offers a hands-freeway to check messages and search the net. joanna stern has been testing it out. >> it's definitely not something i want to wear out and about. right now it's fun and it's something fun to test. but it's not something that really blends in, right? people definitely look at you weird. >> google glasses not available just yet but when it is prepare to shell out up to $1500 for your new pair of high-tech specks. >> someday those google glasses will look as silly as the brick cell phone did. remember when we had the chips implanted in our brain and didn't need them. >> smart. >> yeah, we are, just upload some new i.q., right? >> next on this thursday morning, the surprising news from overnight, this is actually quite sad. a young star of '90s rap has passed away. we have the new details on what may have killed him. >>> upstate new york, rifle ice

four women survived, including the driver, but the new bride did not. her friends cannot believe she is gone. >> she was a nice person. friendly. so just...a wonderful soul. >> 31-year-old pride pride was recent -- the 31-year-old neriza fojas was recently married and on the way to a foster city hotel where her news husband was waiting. she mayoror never made it. we hope to learn more how the fire happened from c.h.p. later this morning. >> the brother and sister who shot the cell phone video say they had no idea how bad, how tragic the fire was. the siblings did not think anyone was inside, it wasn't until they much wad the news on sunday morning did they realize that five women died. they say they will never forget the image of the survivors as they drove by. >> three were on the floor crying on the floor and one was looking at the limo, crying. so sad. >> they did not thing the situation was so bad because there did not seem to be a sense of urgency among other drivers who had pulled over. >> stay with us for developing updates in the investigation wi

s constitutional rights to gather and report the news. a u.s. attorney spokesman responded saying, quote, we take seriously our obligations to follow all applicable laws, federal regulations and department of justice policies when issuing subpoenas of phone records. the white house is distancing itself, saying it had no knowledge of the actions. those investigations are handled independently by the justice department. >>> now, to the other controversy in washington. the irs and its targeting of conservative nonprofit groups. monday, president obama echoed outrage from congressional republicans, calling the agency's actions an abuse of power. and now, house lawmakers have scheduled hears over the issue for later this week. tracie potts joins us live from washington with more. >> reporter: good morning. timing is critical here. this happened leading up to the 2012 election, which is why some of the groups insist it was politically-motivated. a draft report from the inspector general for tax administration says low-level irs employees in cincinnati

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>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> you are hearing it for the first time right here on abc7 news the name of the new 49ers stadium in santa clara became official. it will be called levy stadium home of the san francisco 49ers. we will have details in a few minutes in a news conference just getting underway. >> good morning. first, we have developing news in oakland. firefighters are demanding better crime protection after a fire station came under gunfire. this picture tweeted by the oakland fire department shows windows shot up at a fire station, fire station 17, close to the scene of a fatal shooting. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is at oakland police headquarters. amy? >> the firefighters at station 18 in oakland just returned from a fire, had just parked their truck in the garage when suddenly they had to duck under the truck to avoid being hit by gunfire. >> they dove under the fire engine with firefighters diving under the desk and upstairs they could hear the bullets zinging by. >> they hit two window panes coming from a murder on melrose avenue

welcome to the new buffalo... e new york state is investing one billion dollars to attract and grow business. where companies like geico are investing in technology & finance. welcome to the state where cutting taxes for business... is our business. welcome to the new buffalo. welcome to the new buffalo. welcome to the new buffalo. new york state is throwing out the old rule book to give your business a new edge, the edge you can only get in new york state. to grow our start your business, visit thenewny.com to change our definition of success to reach our potential and have a fulfilling career in life. joining us now is harvard business school professor rob kaplan, author of this new book "what you're really meant to do: a road map for reaching you're unique potential." it is great to have you. >> thanks for having me. >> let me say, professor, because i think it is inappropriate to call you rob when we're talking business. we're talking business. the idea of finding potential, i was on seventh avenue today, i was

the may revise. it comes with good news. budget officials say the cash flow in california is as much as $5 billion better than the january projections were. because of various propositions passed over the years, most of the money could go to education. more details coming tomorrow at the governor's news conference. >> police in new orleans are examining surveillance video that shows the gun men who opened fire on the mother's day pa rid. 19 people were injured by the gunfire. hundreds turned out for the parade a mile north of the french quarter. most of the victims are expected to recover. >>> and the suspect in the colorado theater shooting formerly charged changed his plea to guilty by insanity. he faces charges in the shooting spree last july that left 12 people dead at the premiere of the batman movie the dark knight rises. >>> also in court today, o.j. simpson who is asking for a new trial in the 2008 robbery conviction. he is serving a nine to 33 year prison sentence for stealing sports memorabilia during an armed robbe

york times similar to the guardian and all the other news outlets that then published what julian a songe disclose through wiki leaks right there saying that it's the same thing if everyone's on the same point it's like if you have a website yourself and you publish this interview you're a publisher u.s. officials maintain that that julian assange compromised national security by publishing classified documents as you know in america you know sometimes first amendment is trumped by national security issues when information is disclosed that could threaten the lives of soldiers on the battlefield or threaten the lives of americans here at home do you believe honestly that killing or saw a sign should face no consequences whatsoever yes that's right and so why you know the same claims were made about the new york times when the pubs print the papers it was a strong national security it was strong in law and so on the first amendment in that case trumped. the claim of the nixon administration you know here you've got to ask yourself well what is the first amendment blame. the claim i

put traffic on the new bridge before the earthquake happens. >> abc 7 news saying it's likely that the new bridge could be safer an old bridge come labor day. we should know more about that come may 29th in oakland. in sacramento abc 7 news. >> tonight six former school district employees charged with embezzling $15 million. accord together district attorney this scheme went on for a decade but how did they gaet way with it for so long? that is the key question. we're live with the story. >> trish basscomb in charge of the student support division. he and her teamworked with nonprofits like edgewood center to get needed medical ask educational help for students in the district. the state and federal grants given to her division had to be used within a certain time period or risk losing those funds. the district attorney says they put this into a slush fund. >> money never too be parked into a separate account. >> this supposedly went on from 2002 to 2010. saying five employees funneled money into personal accounts. basscomb is said to have taken $87,000. a sixth employee was paid $12,7

the san mateo bridge. five women trapped inside. next newions on what may have started the blaze. >>> it is windy enough to fly an iron kite this morning. wind advisory throughout the bay area, forecast coming up. >>> the bad bolt problem on the new bay bridge make it worse for caltran . >>> welcome back to kpix 5 this morning. the time is 8:00 i'm phil matier. >> i'm anne makovec. we have a lot to talk about in the next half hour. we're continuing our conversation with all of the trouble on the bay bridge. >> wednesday is one of the big days where they have to start deciding whether or not they're going to open it on labor day. >>> four women are in the hospital after a limo fire on the san mateo bridge and five women have died. chopper 5 shows us that stretched limo. the driver apparently pulled over after noticing smoke. chp is now investigating how this fire happened. >> reporter: ten people total were inside of that limousine including the driver. nine women were in the back when it caught fire. four able to escape the rest trapped as f

in the east. new this morning, we're talking about the stunning revelation by one of hollywood's biggest stars. oscar winning actress angelina jolie revealing she's had a preventative double mastectomy. she carries a jean that dramatically increases her risk for breast and ovarian cancer. this is a lot more about hollywood and celebrity. it's also about medical decisions faced by millions of women. michelle turner is following developments for us this morning. this really surprised a lot of people overnight. >> absolutely, john. it did. you know, angelina decided to write this op-ed for "the new york times" talking about her procedure and talking about her journey to enlighten other women. she said her mother died of ovarian cancer in 2007 when she was just 56 years old. she battled it for ten years. angelina says she was screened. she found out she carries a faulty gene this gene called the bcra-1. after her diagnosis, her doctors estimated she was at a very high risk of getting cancer. here's what s

the "new york times" looks at it and does its own version. the truth comes out. is a good news story. >> i think that's absolutely true. to know what's news you have got to read the write and the right and of the left. i have to give kudos to the national review because they do quote kevin drum from mother jones in your article. >> fair minded people. >> breitbart, too high or too low. i thought that was very very helpful. >> jon: the "new york times" usually leads the liberal media. >> rich's point is extremely right. after years of saying breitbart was crazy, he was wrong, he is wicked and so on, that even gawker admits that he was right. once the "new york times" declares it the media just shifts. they take their cue from them even now in this age of fragmented media. >> jon: we're talking about billions of dollars of our money, tax money, that's being paid to people apparently unnecessarily. >> about $4.5 billion. and the sad thing about it is thomas burrell is not that far from the truth. basically. more or less show up with any past claim and get $50,000. a

>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. we can see several wildfires keeping the firefighters busy. we are on the firelines. >> from northern california to southern california where hundreds of people have been forced from their homes because of a fire in riverside county and a familiar threat is to blame. >> game six between the warriors and nuggets is tonight. this morning, we are inside the arena with a preview of the fan frenzy leading to the matchup. >> frenzy is the right world, 6:00 on thursday. thanks if joining us. >> it will be another hot one. here is mike. >> that is the big story weather-wise. it is the oppressive heat as the story. there are a couple of modifications. it is not extended to the coast. the temperatures will drop during the afternoon as the local sea breeze develops. the fire danger has --ed. the humidity is up. the wind speeds are down and that is why we don't have the red-flag warning. 1:00 o'clock to 5:00 is when we have the heat advisory. the day planner shows noon to be 81 and at 4:00 it will

>> the new version -- >> of the lottery. so let's say we pass this and then on very quickly someone files a lawsuit and the wheels of justice turn rather quickly and the city loses if you have -- since in the new lottery five and six unit buildings are not includes does that mean someone with a five unit building who is in the lottery in 2013 and waiting for a long time, in the lottery in 2013. there is a quick court loss for us so they weren't in the position to get a tenant map and don't get it and wait the 10 years and they are permanently banned from converting. is that right? >> the way it's set up now we don't have a provision to deal with that possibility. >> and that possibility -- that person -- some lawyers might think that person could file a lawsuit saying this is unconstitutional because you changed the rules on me in the middle of the game. a lawyer could file that lawsuit. >> certainly. >> and i know -- i don't want to put you in an awkward position, but it might be good to have advice on that aspect of it bec

new york state is throwing out the old rule book to give your business a new edge, the edge you can onlyi. to grow our start your business, visit thenewny.com lou: the spin axis the supreme court upheld a law under the constitution. [applause] and by the way six months ago the american people went to the polls and decided to keep going in this direction so the law is here to stay. [applause] lou: so says the president and thank you mr. prident for telling us everything is fine and dandy with obamacare and nothing to worry about here. listen to his props as they applied behindim. the president typically uses props but today he is when in this year he has used denver police, children, newtown victim families to push gun control what is the purpose? to make you think everyone is solidly behind e president's agenda but that is not true. a recent fox news poll on the issues says 51 rcent of women want obamacare repealed. is a trade roethke as senator max baucus plug it and 51 per cent compares to 43 percent who want to keep if you look at the overall percentage of those who want to repeal oba

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. the billdeveloping right now in the south bay. >> pam: a woman and two children have been hit by a car. one of the children has died it happened just before 3-30 this afternoon. near a south san jose elementary school. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc7 news. kron 4's scott rates is at learning tonight. >> reporter: police state but they are investigating this is just tragic and getting ready to reopen the roads right at this cross like. 331 officers were called all to the same racing on one man with two children hit. i talk to a neighbor who lived here she's the cars for line up and down moving fast up and down the street all the time. >> all the time yes, all the time >>> >> reporter: both expected to be ok they are still investigating if any charges will be against the driver. try to find out why the driver of the s u b did not see the three. >> reporter: where the fatal accident was at just off the capitol expressway. right along bluefield drive. the woman and

the bay bridge. what some are calling a new safety concern. >> the water corrosion issue is not new. however, the concern about how severe the damage might be to cables that are inside the deck, that's a new concern. also, there's a question over whether or not the testing that caltrans did can be trusted. >> if these cables break. >> reporter: the mechanical engineering professor created a segmented model to show what happened if steel strains running through the bay bridge were weakened by corrosion. >> these holes, immediately, should be filled with grout so the water cannot get to these tendons. otherwise they get corrosion very fast. >> reporter: this video posted on youtube shows how more than 5,000 steel strands are threated and cut to keep moisture out. corrosion was found on less than 1.5% of the cables, and delays in caulking are to blame. >> this is where rain water was able to cause the corrosion we found. >> reporter: the bridge spokesperson says problem fixed, and this does not affect safety strength or the lifespan of the sky way. but a sacramento bee reports the tests

of leaks to the news media. holder hoped to calm the controversy by holding a series of meetings with news organizations. nbc news has been invited. the new york times, the associated press, cnn and fox news are among those that have said they won't attend because the justice department wants the meetings to be off the record. the "washington post" and abc news have said they will attend. meanwhile, in a letter wednesday, two top republicans on the house judiciary committee expressed, quote, great concern about testimony that holder gave at a hearing two weeks ago, suggesting he may have misled congress when he said this. >> with regard to the potential prosecution of the press for the disclosure of material, that is not something that i've ever been involved in, heard of or would think would be a wise policy. >> so a week after that testimony, the justice department confirmed that holder was personally involved in signing off on a search warrant in 2010 to obtain phone records and e-mails of fox news corresponde

new york state is throwing out the old rule book to give your business a new edg the edge you can only. to grow or start your business, visit thenewny.com david: donna karan, of course she is a fashion icon and now she is turning her attention from dressing celebrities to addressing health care in america. liz: ah, liz macdonald are got a chance to sit down with donna karan at the forbes women's summit. what about this, liz? >> good to be with you, liz and david. i'm so excited to be here with donna karan, fashion icon. one. greatest american designers of all time. and donna had a really interesting take on health care and health reform. donna, can you speak a little bit your passion now for health care and health reform? >> you know for me, the word health care is where is the care in health care? >> right. >> and as a philanthropist, as a designer it started very early for me when the aids epidemic broke out and awareness to aides and became breast cancer and brain cancer and all this. as a philanthropist i was addressing people on the outside but how i was addressing them on the ins

here with around the top news live from moscow now the scandal surrounding the u.s. government spying on journalists appears to be spreading the latest twist has been revealed that personal phone records and e-mails the fox news reporter were seized as part of a leak investigation this latest incident comes on the heels of an associated press wiretapping scandal when members of staff had their calls and e-mails monitored washington correspondent going to church account looks at the implications of these cases might have for journalism in america. journalists here especially those covering national security matters first saw their sources drying out because of the administration's unprecedented hunt for leakers and whistleblowers as if that wasn't enough of a blow to investigative journalism downturn they see that they themselves could be targeted as criminals for soliciting information from government officials the story of the fox news reporting investigated by the f.b.i. for having sought information from a state department official sent truck waves throughout the

>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> we intends to implement the recommendations very quickly. >> oakland's new acting police chief, anthony toribio gets to work on the new crime-fighting recommendations that were supposed to be released today but the report was delay after the surprise resignation of the former chief, howard jordan. >> good morning, the report cost the city $250,000 and comes from the same time the numbers show that oakland has the highest robbery rate in the country. abc7 news aim ail joins from oakland with a new plan to fight crime this oakland. >> the report is critical and finds serious problems with basic police work and says that robberies are skyrocketing in the city and they have to come down. here are the highlights, the recommendations from the report. first of all, it says that oakland needs to decentralize investigators and get them out from central downtown and get them into the districts. the report found that oakland doesn't even investigate burglaries. there is one part time worker to handling 0,000 burglary cases. the consultant

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the new guidelines to help mental health professionals diagnosis disorders. but some of them are causing controversy and concern. >>> voice of experience. the president tells graduates to set an example and points to his own struggles as a man of color. >>> and -- jackpot. more than half a billion dollars and tonight someone has the winning powerball ticket. from a tiny town in florida that waits for the winner to claim the prize. >> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. as we start here tonight, dangerous storms are breaking out across a wide swath of the country from oklahoma into kansas, on up into minnesota. severe thunderstorm warnings and tornado watches are up in at least six states tonight. in oklahoma city, an ominous wall cloud appeared late this afternoon as all eyes turned to the threatening skies amid a flurry of warnings. already there had been a number of tornadoes that have touched down in oklahoma, including this one we saw a bit earlier in edmond. this has been a topsy-tur

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that's all the news that is is fit to print. oesn't that prove that your environmental news is not fit to print? >> no. stephen: or blog or whatever you kids call it. >> they made an error in closing down their environment desk and getting rid of their two environment editors >> stephen: you're more lefty than the "new york times." that's what it sounds like to me. >> not at all stephen: yes you are. the environment wraps everybody together in one >> stephen: it may, but talking about the environment is lefty. >> no, not at all stephen: it is totally left. the far right fringe talks about climate incessantly. >> stephen: why? because they want to say it's not happening >> stephen: it's not though. it is stephen: the climate isn't happening. we're in the climate. it's not happening. see this air. see this stuff between us. that's climate. nothing happening. >> right stephen: that's the environment. this is our environment. can't see it. >> we in the business don't say climate change. we just say climate. i meant to say climate cha

to celebrate the new partnership. head coach jim harbaugh, quarterback colin kaepernick, running back frank gore. and several other players took to the stage. naturally, everyone was wearing levi's jeans. kron 4 hit the streets today to get reaction about the new name for the new stadium. >> fantastic has a 07 francisco name. >> thinking will be a good idea >> as montez they're getting a new field and new stadium, i really do not care. >> pam: this is what the new stadium in santa clara is going to look like when it's done. it's expected to be ready for the 20-14 season. earlier than originally planned. >> catherine: a deal to bury tamerlan sar- nie-ev in a prison cemetary has fallen through. the wuss-ter massachusetts police department has now been dragged into the effort to find a place. saying the department is wasting time and manpower in providing security at the funeral parlor where the body of the bombing suspect is being kept. >> catherine: today - a woman who once dated tamerlan talked exclusively to inside ed