the biological evidence from the attack was embedded in her cotton socks. obably wanted to keep julie's car, but it got stuck in the mud and he had to escape on foot. authorities had plenty of suspicion, but no evidence, to charge elmen with his half-sister's murder. but after 17 years, there was plenty of dna evidence to charge him with julie estes' rape and murder. >> it just was unbelievable that it would be the socks that would hold the true identity of her killer. >> faced with a possible death penalty, elmen decided to plead no contest to julie estes' rape and murder. in return, he was sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole. >> how do you feel about everything? >> how do i feel? >> mm-hmm. >> the overall picture? i think this sucks. >> the lesson for criminals would be no matter how long ago you did the crime, the forensics has the capability of solving it. >> if it wasn't forensics in this case, with the dna and everything, i don't think that they would ever solve it. >> we always talked about if he ever got out, we'd be counting bo

they thought i was going to move on someone with the bat there is the sock. he said he's caught in the cycle of unsettled disputes from the streets. >> it's where i'm from. i have beef. people inherit money from their family, my older mans, generation before me they had beef with the people i have beef with. i get into a little confrontation with somebody, move on him, he move on me go back and for the. so, you know, i just want to live a normal life. you know what i mean? >> but even a normal life in jail could be a long way off. bloodworth has received another ten days in segregation for the weapon. and has been warned that if he continues to violate the rules he could spend the remainder of his two and a half years in segregation. he says he already feels the impact. >> i already feel myself changing. i'm different. i am. worse. [ bleep ] make you or break you, you hear it a million times but it's true. all we do is get bigger and more ignorant. you lock somebody in the cell for 23 hours what you think will happen? he ain't going to get nicer, he's not goi

cheryl: with the most expensive sock in the store? >> 100% cashmere socks that are hundred dollars.yl: $100 socks? >> yes. cheryl: they feel like heaven. >> do you want to get them for your husband rex. cheryl: i'm not going to pay $100 more socks. i think they are adorable. >> they are made in italy. >> people ask if you have been many shorter and i said no that's the shape of manhattan. cheryl: you have something everyone and for the fella who does not want to leave his condiment is wallet what you have? >> a sock with a pocket. cheryl: how discreet. you are a patriot and you have fourth of july socks. >> ui read socks. he's a professional skateboarder. red and puffy and itchy and burning. i'd lift my arm and the pain back here was excruciating. i couldn't lift my arms to drum or to dance. when i was drumming and moving my rib cage and my arms like this it hurt across here. when i went to the doctor and said what's happening to me his first question was "did you have chickenpox?" i didn't even really know what shingles was. i thought it was something that, you know, old people got

but prosecutors believe miriam knew about the family heirloom .25-caliber pistol alan kept in his sockr, and when the couple was alone, miriam fired a single shot. she showered, changed her clothes, and drove to the chinese restaurant in order to set up her alibi. she left a message on alan's voicemail asking where he was. >> hey, alan, this isn't funny anymore. i've been sitting here in front of the chinese dragon or the chinese place for 15 minutes and you're never late. >> no one knows where she disposed of the murder weapon and her clothes. but presumably, she did so on her way to or from the chinese restaurant. when miriam returned home, she called 911, saying she had just found alan's body in a pool of blood. >> my husband is dead! it looks like somebody came in and robbed us. >> after alan's funeral, miriam purchased the greeting card and used it to make it appear that she, too, was a potential target. she didn't realize the store's surveillance camera would capture the purchase. during her trial, miriam took the stand in her own defense. trial watchers said her performance did

. >> the shorts hiked up and the socks. ♪ the holiday, nation's birthday ♪ ♪ get a drink you're goingg. >> it's so 80s. ♪ it's the fourth of july ♪ i do it up big on the fourth of july ♪ ♪ fourth of july >> your head. >> it's a good jam. ♪ i pledge allegiance ♪ fun in the sun ♪ proud to be amen ♪ it's the fourth of july ♪ i do it up big on the fourth of july ♪ ♪ it's the fourth of july ♪ it's the fireworks ♪ look to the sky ♪ fourth, fourth, fourth fourth of july ♪ ♪ fourth, fourth, fourth, fourth of july ♪ >> could be on snl, right there, perfect. ♪ july fourth >> i like her. she's, like, super american, you know, patriotic. i mean, this is what america's all about. ♪ four, four, four four four four four four ♪ ♪ stay cool >>> that's all for us here at "right this minute" and leaving you with rosa g. singing "fourth of july," have a great weekend, we'll see you next time. ♪ can you feel it ♪ summer glory ♪ it's starting ♪ brought a picnic ♪ it's the holiday ♪ nation's birthday ♪ red white and blue all over the place ♪ ♪ it's so hot i can't believe it ♪ ♪ an ice cold drink you're goin

i didn't know you were going to rival matt on the socks, my man. >> every day. charles: i think he took him down. >> explain why. >> orange, my wife is dutch, holland playing today, i'm german, interesting final. charles: you took matt down on the socks, you going to take me down on the stock? >> no, i agree with you, a great company and a strategic long-term hold for growth portfolio. you're doing everything right. i was watching the segment about the checklist, you can check every single list. you want to own a company that wins no matter what. i don't want to worry about apple sells more phones than samsung or the other way around. i want to know everybody is buying their chips and they are. >> what about competition? when it comes to lower end and mid end phones, qualcomm has the entire package, broadcom sells the stand alone connectivity chips. charles: i happen to be a huge qualcomm fan, i love the story how he wanted to give. you have two great companies. i like broadcom more, that would be hard for me to not like qualcomm. >> i would own both, right? i w

the rubber match between the socks and mariners on the south side.nners on the corners to out to first. the white sox still up or run in the eighth period dress when into the gap. he lays out for the diving catch. the white sox only managed two hits. they hold on to win 1-0. pitched six solid innings in washington. >> it is deep enough for him to attack. it beats the thrill to time. next inning ryan zimmerman with a base hit to left. >> the cubs lose 2-1 and drop the series. that is a look it sportsat and feels like summer. after all of the cold is the kind of heat and humidity people are going to complain about. we even have some good news in that department. we have a northwest jet stream flow will be persistent this week. ill keep the kind of under control after a pretty uncomfortable day today. you may see some more thunderstorms coming to the area. thunderstorms like those that produced this dramatic lightning display. these towering thunderheads are over southern minnesota. is the ones that want upton here. there photographed by miami neurologi

. >> seeing the hole in the sock i thought he might have lost a foot. >> reporter: sebastian's sock wast charred and his injuries severe, suffering first-degree wounds on his pelvis down to his groin, right arm, back of his body. little sebastian was lucky to survive. his parents still in awe. >> inside of your home. that's where you feel the safest. >> reporter: so what has seemed like lightning hitting so many people? lightning safety specialist, july is the most dangerous month for lightning strikes. >> july is the peak season in lightning. because people are outside, it's also the month when we have the most lightning fatalities. about 15 people a year die during the month of july. >> reporter: while lightning only strikes 1 in 1 million people, those lucky enough to survive can see lifelong effects. >> there's a pretty good chance that they may have neurological damage. headaches, severe chronic pain, memory loss, personality changes. >> reporter: every thunderstorm has lightning. and the storm does not have to meet severe criteria to contain deadly lightning. for something so comm

forth so that people can make fuel out of natural gas and other waste products and so on and knock the socks of the russian profit on sale of oil. they really need those oil sales, and if the oil goes down in price to, say, $60, $70 a barrel instead of well up over $100, the russians have to start to find some way to get along with folks. >> james woolsey, what are vladimir putin's opted -- options right now >> well, he likes throwing his weight around. he basically is just a dictator a thug who has stolen a huge amount of money, essentially from the russian people. i think he liked being kowtowed to. of e he's not as sort some raneusly wild as other international leaders might be, but he wants people to kowtow to him. he wants power, he wants money, and he's an arrogant guy. he will probably if it looks very clearly to be the case that this shoot-down was either one of the groups that's loyal to him ar even the russian military, he may be somewhat polite. he won't go out and dance on the graves and so forth, but basically he is a thug with a lot of moan and a lot of power and he wants peopl

socks. i don't know if he matches with you, erik, but he gets pretty close. i was talking to theal committee. bush and george w. mitt romney have become crucial fundraisers through things you can actually purchase online. george h.w. bush's socks have raised $2.3 million from donations over the course of the last four months. if you put the minimum donation for those socks, $35, that is over 65,000 pairs of socks the republican national committee has parted with to raise money. you look at george w. bush. this is a guy who was barely invited to the 2008 republican national convention. they have just released a short, "i miss w." betterirt has done even than the early stage george h.w. bush socks. republicans have seized on former stalwarts that were not that popular when they left office. >> how does this compare with what democrats are doing to raise money? are they selling bill clinton artifacts? >> jimmy carter. be more apt.ld at 2012, the obama team really solidified and perfected fundraising. one of the things they figured out worked best on digital fundraising requests, doo

jays beat the socks 14 to one. how about that? erika? >> little consolidation when you park blocks ought. won't get damage. coming up in the next half hour, close call for reporter covering the crisis in the middle east. see the moment that made him duck for cover. >>> syma? >> reporter: the two men arrested for the deadly carjacking and hit-and-run that killed three siblings have been a rain overnight. i'll have those details coming up. >>> also, a dad defends his daughter, but police say he crossed the line. now, he's a wanted man. and bob and katie return, your traffic and weather together on 39's, including big back up on i95, just starting to clear up there. bob has details, back in two minutes. it's time to bring it out in the open. it's time to drop your pants for underwareness, a cause to support the over 65 million people who may need depend underwear. show them they're not alone and show off a pair of depend. because wearing a different kind of underwear, is no big deal. join us. support the cause and get a free sample of depend

the problem with having this potpourri of things and turning it over to the f-sock, if you turned it over and said 50 is out but the f-sock has to figure the complexity size, whatever else you want to care about. the f-sock could fill it out, it is full of regulators, they look at the $50 billion, there is nothing that fixes the problem if you kick it to the f-sock. >> i did intend to ask you the question -- >> i think you may have misunderstood the chairman. the notion that it was once $10 billion, nobody ever thought about 10 billion as made into a siffy. that was the number you would have to contribute if it was a bailout. >> it was just the high level scrutiny. >> that was not about regulation. >> time of the gentleman has expired. chairman now recognizes mr. clay, the monetary policy and subcommittee. >> welcome back, just going lansi along with that line of questioning, senator warren of massachusetts has advocated reinstating glass-steagall, in order to address the issue of too big to fail. what are your thoughts on that, mr. frank? should we go back and address? >> no, i voted

israeli health officials say eight people were going there one of them seriously but it's not just the socks coming from gaza israel has fired artillery shells and every politician votes with rocket attacks coming from the neighborhood called from earlier on for a public bomb shelters have been set up across israel and we have policy of reports and from one of them this is one of seventy underground shelters in tel aviv for the past few years cities around israel have been preparing shelters like this for precisely the situation they find themselves in today under rocket fire from gaza as you can see there are water barrels to the left of me there are doctors rooms and toilets above ground there is an additional two hundred and public shelters in the city now this is for people who are in cause or who are on the streets when the rocket start firing they wasn't all that was passed in israel twenty three years ago that says that all apartments must be built with one room that doubles up as a safe room but of course you have older buildings that do not have that now all of this comes as the sig

the f-sock could sit there and say, oh, yeah, we looked at these. $50 billion is where it saves. there is nothing that fixes the problem if you kick it to the f-sock. >> i did intend to ask you the question -- >> i think you may have misunderstood the chairman. the notion that it was once $10 billion, nobody ever thought about 10 billion as made into a siffy. the 10 billion was the number that you would have to contribute if there was a bailout. >> i wasn't suggesting it was a siffy -- >> that was not about regulation. >> time of the gentleman has expired. chairman now recognizes mr. clay, the monetary policy and subcommittee. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and welcome back, mr. frank. just going along with that line of questioning, senator warren of massachusetts has advocated reinstate i reinstating glass-steagall in order to address the issue of too big to fail. what are your thoughts on that, mr. frank? should we go back and address? >> no, i voted against glass-steagall at the time because i thought it did not have enough of the new regulation. but glass-steagall is a 70-year-ol

the frame is ja-norris hayes. he's about to be attacked by a detainee with a weapon, a sock loaded with batteries. lows him to strike the victim while providing distance so the victim cannot strike back. fortunately for mr. hayes he was able to deflect the initial attack. and what happens is mr. hayes gains the upper hand in this fight. though this started as he was the victim of an assault, he quickly becomes a participant in an altercation. the officer continues to observe the scene and wait the arrival of our response teams. you see mr. hayes now has gained the upper hand in this altercation. and as the response team comes in, you see them secure the participants fairly quickly. efficiently. and they'll be headed off to segregation. >> having received treatment for minor injuries, hayes is secured back in his cell. >> you were on top of him, pounding him. at a certain point, you have to stop. you didn't. he was on the chair cowering from you. that's no longer an assault on you. now you're beating the hell out of him. all right. that's why you're going to see the d-board. that's what happens. >>

it to the rich, sock it to wall street. i wouldn't be surprised if wall street leaves new york. >> stephen: that's right. that's right. thanks to comrade de blasio, wall street is going to leave new york and move to the part of the country where people like them. i'll get back to you on that one. his honor launched his persecution campaign of the rich as soon as he took office, when a blizzard hit new york city and residents of the wealthy upper east side complained that their streets didn't get top plowing priority. and he is still charging them, folks. i have not seen snowplows on the upper east side in months. point is bottom line, i don't like this guy. so how did i get him on my show, well, according to the internet, i bullied him into accepting an invitation to my show on twitter. that's right. (cheers and applause) >> boom. i booked the mayor on twitter. it's my biggest coup since landing joe biden on tender. (applause) anyway, the mayor will be on later and joe biden, even later. of course, folks, i have not stopped

the northeast gets socked. orm that hit us last night ends up pounding new york city and parts of new england. >> plus, derek jeter performed at the plate in his very last all-star game. karen. >> we still have a flood advisory in parts of south jersey and that's because of the heavy rain you're getting right now. the advisory is for burlington parts of atlantic ocean and cumberland counties and you can see that heavy rain that is pushing offer the coastline. we're going to have details in your accuweather what can i get you? [customer] oh, sorry. i was daydreaming. [server] dreaming about your wedding, huh? [customer] yes! actually. [server] with a big ice sculpture and a string quartet? [violins playing] [customer] yeah. how'd you know? [server] you've got the new instant game from pennsylvania lottery. [customer] yeah. $1 million golden ticket, with 5 top prizes of 1 million bucks. [narrorator] want to see your dreams come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning today. the pennsylvania lottery.

along the coastline, socked in. the clouds dil did pull away briefly to allow pacifica and halfmoon bay to get up into the mid-60s. in sierra nevada, we have been seeing thunderstorms firing up. in the lake tahoe area we seen a little rain. >> that since stopped. because of those thunderstorms and the moisture moving northward, there are red flag warnings that begin at 11:00 p.m. tonight from the central sierra to northern california. they run until 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. depending on the area t. dry lightning could set off fires. that's the big concern. there is a big chance in napa county there could be an isolated thunderstorm. there are no warnings for that area. right now sea breeze is pretty strong. this is normal gusting to 30 at fairfield 20 in nevada. livermore, a beautiful view as the clouds are stacked up. 65 right now in san francisco it is 69 in oakland. 76 san jose. 63 in half moon bay. by the way, one of our warmest locations, livermore only 55 today below normal. antioch with 82 degrees. san jose is

>> that's one of the things she does, is darning his socks. >> she doesn't have a job.e does not have a job. >> there is a point. melissa: there is a big difference between 1950 and today. some of us have to work to pay the bills. not everybody. the women think they have to be at work as opposed to staying home, making meals, taking care of kids, darning the socks. >> and get my martini. >> get charlie's martini, i don't think there is anything wrong with that. >> i want my bath drawn. i want my -- [ laughter ] >> i want just a little -- take my martinis very dry. >> very little vermouth. >> the way she positioned herself, the types of things she talks about are very subservient. >> she's putting herself in a very subseverient position. it's not subseverient. she looks adorable. he looked a little more like don draper, that would have been better. >> melissa this is ridiculous. this is not today we live like this. if it works for them, all the power to them. melissa: i agree with you, whatever works for you. whatever works for you. >> i have to say -- >> she's advocatin

the sandals, the socks and sandals. charles: join us every night at 6:00 p.m., we appreciate it.tomorrow stuart will have me back. have a great one. lou dobbs. >> good evening, everyone, breaking news tonight. the israeli military confirming just moments ago that one of a barrage of rockets fired into jerusalem from gaza made it through the so-called iron dome defense, and struck a heavily populated area. the rocket hit a home in an israeli settlement in the suburbs of jerusalem. the government will not divulge whether anyone was hurt or injured, air-raid sirens are ringing in tef -- tel aviv jerusalem and haifa. as you can see on the screen, they were intercepted, they were killed while t

the sandals, the socks and sandals. charles: join us every night at 6:00 p.m., we appreciate it. catch me maybe tomorrow stuart will have me back. have a great one. lou dobbs. >> good evening, everyone, breaking news tonight. the israeli military confirming just moments ago that one of a barrage of rockets fired into jerusalem from gaza made it through the so-called iron dome defense, and struck a heavily populated area. the rocket hit a home in an israeli settlement in the suburbs of jerusalem. the government will not divulge whether anyone was hurt or injured, air-raid sirens are ringing in tef -- tel aviv jerusalem and haifa. as you can see on the screen, they were intercepted, they were killed while trying to invade from the south of gaza. prime minister benjamin netanyahu receiving permission from his parliament to dispatch up to 40,000 ground troops for calling a ground invasion into gaza, quote, on the table. and public bomb shelters have been open throughout the jewish state. we'll be following this developing story throughout this hour. turning now to the humanitarian cr

and a lock sock -- >> it's the prison weapon, the lock sock. >> lock your sock, put it in a sock and then you would tie it right here so it doesn't come out. and then put another sock around it so it doesn't rip, and you got a weapon. this is deadly. >> it's how a lot of people in here get hurt. >> die too. and was some guy not too long ago got beat to death with lock socks, to death. >> in indiana, all kid sentences adults are in the youth unit inside the massive wabash compound with all adult kept separate. the young offenders are isolated from their adult counterparts, and rarely leave their own cell block. >> this is like your whole life. i've spent five month notice county. and if they would have let me out then, that would have been enough wake-up call for the rest of my life. >> but once a youth offender turns 18, they're transitioned out of the youth unit and into the adult population, either here or at one of indiana's 21 other adult facilities. >> you know, you just don't know what to expect. you're just surrounded by people you don't know, you don't know how they are, what

i'm just picking out names that happen to be in the socks, ip vid ya, names that tend to, you know, track a lot of the indexes that involve semiconductors, down about two-thirds of a percent. so these are areas that you're seeing a little bit of stress in. let me get over to the cme and chris robinson looking at treasuries, and we have a guest coming up, dan veru, pal said capital managements, he says bonds are in a bear market, look at the yield, do you agree with that assessment? >> well, again, more tighten anything the futures market, so if you look at what's been going on, everybody's been making that bet, they've all been waiting to see what the fed will do. this friday we've got another unemployment number, and really for the last year we've been on a fed watch. so if you can time it so you can get in front of that when the fed starts raising rates, you're going to catch that. so i think that's probably what he's looking to do. in the meantime, you've got the dow and the s&p. the s&p's closing in on 2000. you've not the dow trading, you know, above 17,000. and, you know, everybody'

he was sporting the high water, no socks look. the athlete award went to kevin durant who was also the nba's mvp. mixed martial artist rhonda rousy was the top female athletes. one of the most emotional moments was when michael sam accepted the arthur ashe courage award. >> anyone out there, especially young people, they told -- if they are feeling like they don't fit in and they would never be accepted, please know this, great things -- i'm sorry. great things can happen when you have the courage to be yourself. thank you and god bless. >> sam will be trying to make the roster of the st. louis rams this season. >> a lot of people pulling for him.

. >> rushkoff: and the socks? >> these are dgk socks., gold wheels, grizzly grip. oh, yeah, and thanks to all my sponsors for helping me out. appreciate it. >> i was, like, "man, if i keep doing this, i can actually support my family and get them off poverty and this little hood." >> rushkoff: youtube cuts him in on the cash from ads placed on his videos. but up to now, his sponsors have been paying him largely in skate gear or branded merchandise. that's not enough to vault him out of compton. but then, steven's not riding to fame on his skateboard talents alone. >> are you okay? >> i think i just (bleep) my pants. >> oh, no! >> rushkoff: lots of kids can skateboard. steven needed a way to cut through the clutter. >> can you clean me? it really smells. >> once you start doing these funny videos, you get more than skater fans. i started to get bigger and bigger. >> rushkoff: so now steven goes by the nickname baby scumbag. more than a skateboarder, he's a raucous, raunchy internet sensation, banking huge numbers of clicks and views and l

i had the sock on, which everybody needed to know. >> jimmy: thank you very much.y: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> anyone who still has the tv muted is going to be watching me like, "what do i do now?" >> jimmy: oh, yeah. go un-mute. how do i do un-mute? i don't know charades. un-mute. i -- i can't do it. i can't do it, yeah. [ laughter ] yeah, they'll turn it up now. >> yeah. >> jimmy: okay, yeah. but that must've -- that would freak me out to -- i wouldn't know -- i don't even know how to die. that's how bad of an actor i would make. >> well -- [ laughter ] well, they coupled that with the fact that it's thirty degrees out. everyone thinks, "oh, we film in l.a. it's got to be warm." well, it's malibu in the middle of the night, which is near the ocean. >> jimmy: you're naked. >> yeah. december, january. and then you have to lay on the ground with nothing on. and it's freezing, you know? and i just hear this megaphone somewhere off in the distance going, "stop rattling. stop shaking." i'm, like, "i'm trying. like, really hard." >> jimmy: my favorite would be like, "you're d

at the golden gate bridge it is socked in from marin and it sounds like according to mike it will be heavy. this is the start of it. be careful headed into san francisco. use the low peoples this morning. >>> we have break news from san francisco, you are looking at video where police are responding to reports of a shooting with a victim found in the street. it happened at 3:00 in the area of brookdale avenue. a man had gunshot wounds to the head was pronounced dead at the seen. there have been no arrests made. >> interstate 280 is back in business this morning, opening ten hours ahead schedule. crews worked for 100 hours during the closing to replace a hinge that connects two sections of the freeway. the roadway opened before 7:00 last night and the new hinge is said to be safer. >> an aliter for residents on the peninsula after a mountain lion was spotted in the san mateo highlands reported on queens lake at 5:30 on saturday evening and a resident spotted one friday night so two days in a row and they found an animal carcass. the mountain lion was reported in a backyard and the cat

about the special moment from the 22nd annual awards, 49ers quaterback kaepernick exported the high water and no sockeft. the emotional moment when michael sam the first openly gay player drafted into the nfl accepted the arthur ashe courage award. if he makes the rams he is the first openly gay player in the league. >> anyone out this, especially young people, you feel like you don't fit in and will not be accepted please note: great things...great things can happen if you have the courage to be yourself. thank you and god bless. >> at 7:00 a.m., robin roberts looks at the best moment the awards. >> robin last year courage award winner so i am sure she has special thoughts. >> great on go through all of that. >> being yourself is never easy. >> are wearing red i notice. >> 49ers ribbon cutting. red and gold. >> red and gold. >> red and gold. we have the weather, as well, because it will be nice, mild temperatures and we wake up to drizzle along the coast and here is a look to the embarcadero and we have a breeze with flags growing in a western direction at this hour. it is going to be breezy, a sout

he was sporting the high water, no socks look. athlete award went to kevin durant who was also the nba's mvp. mixed martial artist rhonda rousy was the top female athletes. one of the most emotional moments was when michael sam accepted the arthur ashe courage award. >> anyone out there, especially young people, they told -- if they are feeling like they don't fit in and they would never be accepted, please know this, great things -- i'm sorry. great things can happen when you have the courage to be yourself. thank you and god bless. >> sam will be trying to make the roster of the st. louis rams this season. >> a lot of people pulling for him. >> we will be tonight. i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. thanks for watching. >> i'm ama dates. a a bc news continues on-line, twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices. our next newscast is 4:30 tomorrow morning. >> right now jimmy kimmle, bo hd-8. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- bob newhart. nicola peltz. this week in unnecessary censorship. and music f

inner east bay and the north bay, and santa rosa is today 77, and we felt it here at well, and the coast, sockedwith the low clouds. a cool day on the coastline, and this hour, it's very widespread i do anticipate it'll move back in and bring us low clouds tomorrow morning. fairly widespread and some drizzle to be aware of. we have this trough here that'll settle in and continue this pattern. the morning low clouds and temperatures mild, warm but not too hot in the inland areas. here's the numbers to expect tomorrow, widespread mid 50's, upper 50's in concord, and again, expect the low clouds, expect the possibility of drizzle. for the afternoon, temperatures will be like yesterday, some areas may cool slightly, it shouldn't be a big deal, today was the big drop. mid 60s in san francisco, 79 for san josi, mid 80s in concord and the hottest spot, going to 90 degrees tomorrow. mid to upper 70s for the north bay areas. as we get into midweek wednesday the morning clouds and afternoon sunshine, the temperatures will feel a lot like today, perhaps nudging one way or the other. temperatures are mild o

you have the red socks and the red tie. you got the memo. >> colorful day today on the couch. >> patriot loving american. we like that. you can stay. in the next hour, air force one will take the president to the west coast for a three-day fundraising trip as mr. obama comes under increasing fire for raising campaign cash as global crises escalate and now, maybe the white house not immune to the outpouring of anger, the president's schedule to hit town with jimmy kimmel tomorrow night. press secretary has this explanation saying, quote, in advance of the trip, we've been in touch with kimmel folks about the president doing his show. we elected not to do it this time but we hope to do it in the near future. but the white house is not cancelling the president's time with the fat cat donors on the west coast. meantime, the white house press core pressing administration about a decision to continue its photo ops and fundraising stops last week in the hours after passenger jet was shot out of the skies over eastern ukraine. list

the roadway. look outfor. e'wa sock withwn in fog, earlier, not that bad right now. n still see where you are going but you can ssee the . >>> thanks, kacie. >>> a pregnant woman find herself in a tight spot. she's forced to jump from a burning building in turkey in order to stay alive this video is trending on you tube and has people talking. you can see her there on the edge. the crowd quickly gathering to help save her using blankets and cardboard to help break the fall as she jumps om that second story window, or ledge. she's recovering in the hospital tonight and we're told she's ama i good condition. >> crazy. >>> a very close call for a ohio couple who gotpped by fsinh their three-year old daughter in the car. they lost control of their car during yesterday's rain storm and the car flipped a couple times and landed upright in the creek. the couple tried to escape. would the man got swept away as her husband managed to grab a tree branch and hung after about an hour he was able to reach higher ground and able to go get help. >> when i found him and baby hang on

the assault and injuries. also before me i have a sock with a padlock, combination lock inside. have a statement from the staff member that located that. >> i didn't have nothing to do with this. when the assault took place i was on the stairs when the inmate ran by me. i could have been easily mistaken. that's what i believe, i was mistaken. they thought by me being pushed aside when they were running that i was the one that assaulted him. >> inmates that witnessed the assault and provided staples remain anonymous in hearings like this but it's up to judge sapeen to determine their credibility. >> do you have any enemies in the institution, mr. bullock. >> no, i don't. >> tell me people who would make things up. >> people i gamble with. >> who are they? >> i'm not going to disclose names. >> i'm trying to help you with your defense. i'm giving you an opportunity to provide to me names of emthat may not be credible. if you choose not to provide those names, that's entirely up to you. >> how can i defend myself with a report when you say there's a weapon involved and i don't even

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you have the red socks and the red tie. >> colorful day today on the couch. >> patriot loving american. we like that. you can stay. in the next hour, air force one will take the president to the west coast for a three-day fundraising trip as mr. obama comes under increasing fire for raising campaign cash as global crises escalate and now, maybe the white house not immune to the outpouring of anger, the president's schedule to hit town with jimmy kimmel tomorrow

the art. >> i can't answer. >> you know what is in addition to nakedness, i saved you a bit sandra. but people have a problem with eating in bed. they don't like sockss in the nude but had his socks on. >> you know i will not answer how i sleep in bed. but there are no eating and no socks in the bed. >> by the way, this study was done by cotton usa. and they make a lot of bed sheets and they are trying to encourage you to get in the buff to sleep. >> how is that. i am a fan of just sleeping in socks. >> there we have it. >> harris. >> you know. i lived in minnesota and you needed socks. >> and thank you, so much, kevin for joining us today. and before we go. his movie released earlier this years coming out on dvd. >> and already doing well. >> very well. >> we'll so you. >> and right now three developing stories we are watching this hour. worst president since world war ii. that's how americans are describing president obama in a new poll that must have the white house shaking heads. and the nsa spying program. and what it said about the government overstepping thfrment 212-year-old girls charged in an attempted murder dow in court today. our legal

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the sock off fire make fire retardant water drops nonetheless this is firefight that will go well intomore coming up >> : the vaccines are safe no evidence linking them with increased risk of optimism and children >> : review published in medical journal called pediatrics. researchers looked at more than 20,000 scientific titles nearly 70 papers on vaccine safety the review found snow times between vaccines and larger number of children with autism. the loss of funneling between vaccines in childhood leukemia this goes against the claims of an time vaccine activists researchers say they did find that some vaccines cost of few adverse effect but only for a tiny fraction of a population doctors say millions of americans live longer than average because of the protection they get from vaccines >> : next 6:00 metal hold back the flames on a huge wildfire burning in napa county we have new numbers on the fire growth and latest on the fast-moving blaze dangers it is posing tonight coming up at 6 is tonight more hidden cash but the people in the bay area tonight morebulldog:cash but it's true

are more than just socks. for the family it is something a grieving father doesn't have to think about providing. on april 29 his wife and their mother 28-year-old teresa was stabbed to death in her san jose apartment by a relative. the world changed in an instant. >> i reached out to him to see where he was at and if he needed resources and he said i am lost. i have no help. people are saying i am going to call you back and help you with this and that. at this point i have no income and i have no idea what people are saying because of the language barrier. >> reporter: new shoes and school supplies doesn't take away the pain. the officers feel a responsibility to the young victims that doesn't end at the cash register. >> when tragedy strikes families police officers pull out all of the stops especially when it comes to the children. a loss of a parent is tragic enough. their circumstances are really, really touch us in a way that we want to keep the connection going. >> really lovely story. that was matt keller repo

. >> we will look at...the golden gate bridge socked in, right new, and if you thought the rest of the bay area will look like this, i will never see the fire works can that is not so just a few areas around the bay are on the foggy side and live doppler 7 hd shows we do have the fog that is confined to the cost and it is dissipating and melting away and here is a look from sfo and you can see it looks nice can clear with a little bit of cloud layer in the background with no flight arrival or departure delays and temperatures are 58 degrees and the mid-60's for oakland and san carlos and upper 60's and cooler along the coast at half moon bay and 55 degrees and we have high pressure that is building up over the next few days coming over from the four corner states and bringing monsoon moisture over the southeast desert in california and the rest of us, that means we are going to warm up over the weekend into monday. if you are headed to the game, the a's take on the toronto blue jays and first pitch is 1:05, and 65 to get us going and mostly high u.v. index is and fourth of july, we hav

socks. that is the key. >> how do those tactics differ from how democrats are raising money? ats are soft men as well -- are sock men as well. >> president obama's campaign team 18 the peak operators when it came to digital fundraising. a way to learn to do it, and you can talk to both parties teens and talk about this, is doom and gloom. in the committee that is basically running the house elections for the democratic side has become the best at this. and havesubject line included things like, "all home is lost -- all hope is lost." it said -- obviously this isn't the message the campaign aides are giving. few things are more successful than the doom and gloom message. >> phil mattingly with the report in washington. coming up, we will tell you by argentine president cristina fernandez said no to the invitation to watch the world cup finale against germany. details when we return. >> welcome back. this is "bottom line" on bloomberg television. it is time for today cost latin america report. argentina's finance secretary arrived in new york city to meet with the mediator. this