help put this in proper perspective? should rare would this decision be? >> well, as you say the use of the federal death penalty is rare at this point in our history. it is costly difficult and severe to apply. in addition, the fact is when you think about most violent crime where people associate death penalty and premeditated murder, those are usually state charges, there's also the fact that the federal government is not involved on a day to day basis. as to what he learned on the gate gateway factors those examples are finding by the jury we can now reflect that reflekts what was proven in the guilty verdict. first gateway factor did he kill the victim or victims of the capital count being considered. as we know 17 capital counts here. so what we can say at this early point, we're just getting the first indish sha of what this jury is doing. we can say that the death penalty is still on the table, ronan. >> reporter: that's exactly right. it will be on the table through the end. this could go either way. i want to return to pete williams, we can follo

this will start to be a little active later this afternoon and this evening. this is the computer forecast showing a few showers around portions of delaware. this is a light shower, but then you start to get some sunshine here, the clouds break up a bit. april stronger storms could be developing mainly north and west today moving through the philadelphia area tomorrow. we have to keep showers and storms in the forecast mainly north today april then across the philadelphia area tomorrow. temperatures will be warm and muggy in the meantime. foggy into the upper 80s this afternoon. already into the mid 70s, but this area right here, a little drop quite a bit once that see breeze kicks in. we'll talk about the rain and the forecast, showers and storms both today, tomorrow and monday. there is a stretch of dry weather and lower humidity, 56-degrees on wednesday. that's because that cool dry air comes in. temperatures will really drop overnight. thank you, dave. the forecast for the poconos coming up. i'm going up there tomorrow. tomorrow looks pretty nice. warm and

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if you play this video, you get this dash cam of nothing. if you decide to go faster suddenly you cause a head-on collision and and the message comes through loud and clear. >> wow! super smart. >> that's incredible. the message, of course be patient when you're driving. >> i'm pretty impressed there's technology to do with the video. >> yes. they've inserted these kind of single frames that only happen when you drag it that creates that crash. >>> we have another ipad mini to give away and it's bonus give a away day so we'll give away a flat screen tv. >> friday's buzz word be 18 years of age or older and a legal u.s. resident. >>> buzz word is coming up. >> keep watching for the rtm ipad mini give away. >>> there are cameras everywhere. these criminals on a naval base and they went armed with a gun. as you'll see in this video, these guys actually were inside this warehouse for almost half an hour as they steal things like tools, laptop leveling equipment. in all, close to 3,000 u.s. dollars. >> one of the bad guys starts chasing one of th

and we have seen this same group and this same group of people who run this anti-muslim group do this around the country. you know, they came to nashville, tennessee, area to try to block the building of a mosque in tennessee. and they were some of the key drivers behind trying to block the mosque. you know, the mosque the members of the mosque in that muslim community has been citizens of tennessee for a long time. they were a well-established americans that lived here. they were not anything to do with terrorists. they were trying to block the mosque with a lot of anti-islamic talk and very active group around the country like you mentioned richard trying to block the ground zero mosque and another example of anti-islamic meetings. it can be ugly speech. we have people now who come to this event. we don't know their exact motivation but two people that come to the event trying to shoot it up and shoot at a garland independent school district officer. they shoot at him. he's unarmed and garland pd on site they're able to engage and. they're there to murder. they're there for mass mur

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this room. this was the front parlor of the boarders george and hilda francis, who quickly vacated the premises when mary lincoln was brought in. she spent much of the hours of april 14th and early morning hours of april 15 in this this room. she didn't spend the night at her husband's side she spent most of the night here with close friends. she was very upset. she really couldn't stand to see her husband wounded and unconscious. so much of her time was here. crying, sobbing. when clara harris one of her theater guests that night, came in and mary lincoln saw harris' dress covered with blood, mary began screaming my husband's blood, my husband's blood! it was actually the blood of major rathbone miss harris' fiance. he had been stabbed by booth he bled heavily, much of the blood was on his fiance's dress. mary lincoln was wrong it was not her husband's blood it was major rathbone's blood. major rathbone came here, he leaned against the wall in the hallway, soon he sat down and collapsed and fai

this is how this looks just a few minutes ago. there's no way to gauge whether it forms into something more serious. but as harris was telling you, tornado activity reported in kansas today. i must stress, this is the season. but it's been a wacky season. we're going now to meteorologist joe on this development as well as what could be an early and busy hurricane development off the southern coast of the united states southeast. as well as talk of snow in denver. all right. what the heck is going on? >> we've had a very quiet tornado season so far. it looks to me like the next five days we had that one pickup activity we were talking about back in april. the next five days we're going to have a lot of activity especially this weekend. i think this weekend is a particularly dangerous-looking situation in the central part of the united states not to minimize the next couple days with the tornado activity developing over the next several hours. what we're basically going to have is a wild week of weather in what has been a relatively

on this child. the baby is going to be completely okay. the child is expected to make a full recovery. because the video exists this woman now is in custody and faces 15 to 20 years in prison. she has been charged with attempted murder. >> i love fast cars. i love very skilled drivers. but i hate this video and i can't stand the guy behind the wheel of this car racing through traffic. >> this is so stupid. >> so stupid. he's driving a highly modified nissan. sounds like a race car. >> he went through the two cars. >> he has some skill, but is completely irresponsible racing down the highway trusting nobody around him will make any moves. no word on how fast he was going here. but, way faster than everybody around him. >> this is making me super nervous, sitting here watching this go down. >> one wrong move you kill. >> it's so arrogant so thoughtless. this is the it's my world, you are just living in it posted and it says do us a favor, if you steal this video, share the original link. perhaps, it m

this is known as the banana bend, this area keeps rising. it's basically risen about a foot in the past 24 hours. i should tell you that the homes in this area are on estimates so you're not going to see any flooding. they're used to, you know,this area getting inundated with water. i tell you what, only way really to get around some of these streets is by boat, ashleigh. it is a difficult period of time, indeed, not only for the folks here, but all throughout houston. just when you thought things were getting better, they really got hit hard this morning with more rain as they're trig to clean up, ashleigh. >> unbelievable, the second largest state in the union and i was just reporting before we came to you live, way north of you, north texas, and you are down in the houston area and the pictures look almost the same, to have that much rain spend that length of the state and to see so many of the millions of people in texas in this sort of a circumstance. what is the story of the rescue and the cost and the recovery and fema? i mean there'

>> oh, this is bad. >> this fellow here not happy that he's been towed.s to be towed. >> my gosh. >> wow, right? this guy really gives it the gas and suddenly the system that he's hooked to kind of lifts him up in the air, turns him all sideways and then he's stuck on the back of the tow truck. he still thinks that he can recover. he's really giving it the gas. >> he ain't getting anywhere. >> cost yourself so much more. >> yeah. >> as you can see, this has gathered quite the crowd. as the video ends we don't see what happens to t car. >> oh, my gosh! who is recornghi twa aood place to cut? >> we need to know. what happened? >> this video was all posted on idiot uk drivers exposed and it quickly got thousands upon thousands of views. i think this fellow was attempting to do what he had seen in another viral video from 2014. remember this one? much more successful attempt. >> it wasn't attached. that's the difference there. either way, they're both idiots. well done. >>> why do girls reject guys? >> if we're rejecting you, we have a reason. >> see the soci

is just a few short months ago, and this is, this is constructed. and here is a shot of the northbound battery tunnel under construction, again is completed, and all of the structures complete. and this is a nice shot of the northern portals of the main post tunnels and as you see, in the foreground, the detour, which will be the demolished in the upcoming traffic closure which i will talk more about, but this is, and you will recall that this was just installed for phase one to achieve the seismic safety and to get the traveling public on to the new roadway and this piece will have to come out to make the final connection. >> and here is finally, my last photo is the tennessee, interchange, which you can see a new connection that is being made -- and this is going to be a new connection and access to the park and vice versa, once this is over. >> all of the contracts and the project contain the small business and disadvantaged business goals. and phase two, actually included a workforce development program. since the last quarterly, up date from th

this is not san fran. this is not a tall man it's pam and dan.ot an ice cream cone it's a frozen custard cone. and this is not ice cream, it's extra thick and creamy frozen custard... ...a different kind of delicious. new from dreyer's. nestle, good food, good life. >>james: former 49 array mcdonald has been arrested for the second time this week the former san francisco by a letter a restraining order by bit at a resident in santa clara on rent on wednesday that was on memorial day that and said he broke down a bedroom door to get to as axion say in their infant he was arrested after that incident as well as a release by the chicago bears things are not going well for mr. macdonald. on saturday night atoll were on the bay bridge other police that a girl and i are sitting between a man and woman was crying the work of the child may need help turns of the man is a father he came in to solve the sea its fiesta they explain why she was so set later the same night they said the girl's mother was arrested on domestic violence charges. >>michelle apon:

this was not a cruise. this was a voyage. >> what's the difference? >> very proud of the fact that the queen mary two is a point-to-point vessel. it does not stop in the caribbean place to place but it's really this amazing ship that does this transatlantic thing. it was built to do everything that the atlantic has to offer. but the thing is that when you're out in the middle of the ocean there really is that feeling. even today when you are way out there and you can see where you are on the course, something catastrophic were to happen, something catastrophic that happen. you could strike another ship in the fog, who knows what but you are alone and nobody can get to you. not for hours and hours and that's really sobering but the most sobering thing is that now and this was not the case with the lusitania but today when you're on a ship like that before the ship even leads toward you are required to put on your lifejacket strap it on and said it and then you take it off. i am here to tell you that it gets your attention. when you put that lifejacket

this was quote a real fire fight a no kidsing old school fire fight. some members of the force were fighting in hand to hand combat with islamic state or isis militantses, we're told. the delta team went in on ospreys and blackhawks from iraq into syria. they approached a multi-story building, guards started shooting at them. the target of the raid, a high value isis target, and others, started using civilians as human shields. fox learned the u.s. team separated the women and children away from him killed him when he resisted, killed 11 other guards captured his wife, took lap tops, phones, files for intelligence purposes and left. here is what defense secretary he carter said about the raid. he said, quote last night at the direction of the commander in chief i ordered u.s. special operations forces to conduct an operation in eastern syria to capture an isil senior leader and his wife. he was involved in isil's military operations and helped direct the terrorist organization has illicit oil

is it this man, a? is it this man, b? is it this man, c? or is it this man, d?think? >> well, c is the former governor in the state where i live now. a is bolton, he's -- he is b. >> trisha, is that the right answer? >> you know, i am going to defer to alex trebek. >> he took new york into the 21st century. elliott. >> who is bloomberg? >> no. >> who is george pataki. >> who is george pataki. >> who indeed is george pataki. the choice was "b" and allison was also right. >> well done, you're on a roll. ready for your last question now. this is from tuesday's show. tuesday's show we reported that the country that already has a statue of their dictator wearing a fantastic cape and already has a statue of their dictator standing on a tower rotating so he always faces a sun. this country now has a statue of their dictator atop a giant marble mountain riding a horse while carrying a dove. which country? is it a, azerbaijan, turkmenistan, b, c uzbekistan or, d terrible-self esteem-istan? >> this one i'm not as sure of. it's definitely not d. it's between b and c. >> ju

like, for example, this guy, do you recognize this man? could you pick this man out of a lineup? could you pick him out of this specific lineup? i mean no offense by this, i mean to say, by virtue of his deep national obscurity, and lack of any distinguishing political characteristics in this field, this guy was one of my personal top contenders for a guy who would take a look around. but alas and be hold the washington post reports today that he, ohio governor john kasich is in. today his long time friends and strategists close to him said john kasich will announce his bid sometime after june 30th. the last time he ran for president was the year 2,000. when george w. bush chased john kasich out of the field many john kasich talking about the fact that he's going to run this year again, he was asked about that experience in 2000, he told the post, i didn't get scared in 2000, i got destroyed out. i had no money and no oxygen. that's what happened to him in 2000. the post asked him about the prospect of doing it again. front running bush brother with early showoff fund-raising and

like you said, this is the last thing this city needs. you have police mobilized, police lines on the north and south sides of the street. looks like cars not able to get in and out. do you know anything more about what's happening there on the ground? >> it's the last thing this city needs at the moment another tense situation at that particular corner. again, there's a lot of people on the street who were reacting. they thought this man was injured by the police. that is not true according to the police. they say that he was trying to toss the handgun that he had, and it did go off. that's what the misunderstanding came from. but they say he appears to be fine and this was just a simple arrest but obviously as you pointed out, nothing is normal right now in baltimore, just given everything that's gone down with police officers and this community, particularly that community. >> exactly. evan perez, thank you so much with what you're hearing from baltimore police. i've got tom fuentes with me as well, former erer assistant director to th

how much money will this business lose this year? >> close to 200,000. >> sloppy business practices... do you have an inventory system? >> no. >> together with lax management has driven down sales and piled up debt. so are we going the right way? >> i believe so. >> we need to know where we're going. if they don't make changes, this 47-year-old family business will be forced to close its doors. this business is a total mess. i'm fighting against time to light a fire under these people... this is the thing that will help us go from the red to the black in one month. before this business crumbles and dozens of employees are out on the street. you don't know how to manage this place. >> well...[blathers] >> my name is marcus lemonis, and i fix failing businesses. i want 25%. you're gonna make a decision now. i make tough decisions... you're being demoted. back them up with my own cash. it's not always pretty. get your ass back here right now. this is business. i do it to save jobs, and i do it to make money. this is the profit. [upbeat

is this a pattern or in your reporting is this an isolated incident? >> well, we don't know that yet. we only know about the one victim. and it's quite possible that this could shake loose others but that's speculation at this point. >> do you know if the money is going to the person that was involved with mr. hastert, or is a third party involved here getting the money? >> my understanding is that it was going directly to this person. >> okay. timothy phelps reporter who broke this story from the "los angeles times" with us tonight here on "the ed show." thank you, mr. phelps i appreciate it. for more let me bring in mike rogers of rawstory.com. what is your reaction to this news tonight? >> well on one hand of course it's another case where it appears to have another politician who spent all of these years in washington telling everybody else how to live their lives, when the last thing they wanted people to do was look at how they themselves lived their lives. we're hearing speculation and we're waiting for the facts, which i appreciate which you've

this broke out early this morning.e told that the homeowner had a fire going on in the fireplace and then the flames spread to the roof and attic from there. the fire is out at this point although firefighters are still on the scene keeping an eye on thing. we have seen smoke coming from the roof from time to time. but a tremendous amount of damage here. the estimate is $800,000. back to you in the studio. >> thank you. >>> in a few hours we'll see how the national park service plans to keep geese from parts of the national mall. they're planning on using some border collies to scare the birds away. the excessive droppings are apparently damaging pumps and filters at the reflecting pool. see a live demonstration of this procedure at 9:00. you can look for video on facebook and on news4 midday. should be quite the scene. >> the dogs? >> yes. >> the collies. >>> caps players throwing their sticks, jason sha mere showing his frustration. the atlanta hawks celebrating the wizards -- at the wizards expense. maybe they can w

this is really interesting. i'm fascinated to learn about this. that's going to make some of the kids squirm because it gives the parents a lot of control. >> plus a local organization helps a north dakota team find a date to the prom. comincoming you how teen lentile the prom dream comes true. >> she's lovely. headed to the prom. ♪ >> we'll be right back. ♪ >> it's exactly 8:30 on fox 29 weekend. good morning to all of you. we're taking a look at the headlines in the news now. >>> stolen truck that had counter terrorism officials concerned has been found. but they're still looking for one more. police found the 68-foot penske truck on the 1100 block of rising sun avenue saturday morning. it was about 5 miles from where it was stolen in south philadelphia. but investigators are still looking for a u-haul cargo van that was rented under false pretenses last sunday. police don't think there's any connection between the two thefts or that either has any link to terrorism. >>> all right. this next story warm your heart on sunday morning. eighths great

see why this is a problem? this is a deductive argument. you read it in big terms, big story, big narrative, and you understand this. that god has sided with slaves. god has sided with me as a slave. the work can only the justified in two different directions. to make sense of the world they inhabit. the reason the production argument is going to be important is we are going to turn to galatians, the letter to the galatians, and am going to spend some time talking to you about the way in which one particular verse is going to become important for the abolition movement. remember, i told you particularly in the american south, if you want to win an argument using the bible, what have you got to be able to do? you got to be able to read it, but you've got to be able to line up your text. the number of text. if i have more texts to talk about slavery, and you do not, who wins the argument? i do. or whoever is talking about slavery. here is the passage i want you to take a look at. in galatians chapter three verses 27 and 28. read all of this.

this. un, this is my life's work.e spent really all my adult life working on what's happening to america's middle class. and i am deeply deeply worried that another trade agreement will be another punch in the gut to hardworking families. >> woodruff: senator elizabeth warren, we thank you so much. >> thank you. >> woodruff: let's get more on the investigation into the deadly amtrak derailment, and its potential cause. hari sreenivasan picks up that part of the story. >> sreenivasan: as we heard earlier, investigators announced a stunning finding: before the engineer tired braking the train, it was going more than 100 miles an hour. that's more than twice the speed limit for that part of the rail. robert sumwalt is leading the investigation for the national transportation safety board. he joins me from the scene of the accident. so first, i want to ask you kind of your reaction to that fact. most people in the the tv audience are going to say that's yet train derailed. it was going too fast. >> well certainly, we want

what does this say? what does this mean to you? 1942. that day is significant. >> there is an element of premeditation with the coming of the japanese. the cartoon implies they have some sort of connection with the squeeze ever government of their country of origin and their willing to act on the desires of that government should they be called to do so. ms. lee: how so? what are they going to do? >> blow up something. the little boxes they are carrying say tnt so it is assumed they will do some sort of damage. ms. lee: what about the ways in which they are drawn, the number of them. >> there are a number of them in a variety of different cloaks. in a different clothing but all a of the faces are the same and that perpetuates the stereotype that all asians look the same. it also speaks to the stereotype that the japanese act as a unit. they are uniform and that only contribute to this militarizing portrayal of the japanese. ms. lee: good. remember the statue for our harbor? what was the chinese guy wearing? was he wearing typical western

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this ordinance for this matter. please support this new law. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hello again president and commissioners, my name is natalie and i'm here today as an advocate from brief california to urge you to uphold the retail tobacco license, which exceed 45 permits, in this particular case, there are over 45 tobacco retailers in this area, we want to see a reduction of tobacco retailers and [inaudible] to step back from youth and community led efforts to pass the density ordinance and promote health. this law would pass for a reason in making exceptions for others causing the law to lose its impact. please uphold the law for the sake of environmental just and for fair business practice. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hello bargaining my name is patac and this time i'm less nervous and with what everyone's saying i think you should not allow them to get that permit because they already have 67 in that neighborhood. the chinatown has a lot, the tenderloin has over 75 if you allow this,

we appreciate you bringing this in. this is all stuff we can do at home. this is a tradicious. we'll get to this in a second. >> we know that. it's perfection in a bowl. yeah it's perfect. >> still, we're going to start here though. we can do this at home. >> absolutely. so i love to make fresh strawberry smoothie 0s. basically instead of ice i like to use frozen bananas, blend them up with the strawberries and and juice or milk. you can use juice. then you have a gorgeous smoothie to sip on anytime of the day, mini meals or anything. >> can you spike this at night? >> you could spike it at night for sure. cheers. >> cheers. just for the same this is the virgin version right now. all right? >> we're doing the unspiked version today. >> as the we move to the next thing, how popular are the strawberries as popular as ever these days. >> they're so popular there time of year. they're juicy, yummy, sweet things. >> never going to go out of style. >> absolutely. >> these look great. it looks like a biscuit. is it for breakfast. >> we have buttermilk biscuits and some whipped cream,

and i did not know this before this week. but in the closing days of the war, japan managed to inflict the only american casualtyies that happened on the u.s. mainland in all of world war ii. yes, there were millions of american who is went overseas and fought in world war ii all over the globe. there were hundreds of thousands of americans killed in world war ii. there were millions of people who were killed worldwide, tens of millions of people who were killed worldwide. in terms of attacks on american targets specifically, there was, of course the devastating japanese attack on the pacific fleet in pearl harbor in 1941 where more than 2,000 americans were killed in what was then the u.s. territory of hawaii. but in terms of the u.s. mainland, in terms of the axis powers in world war ii killing americans here killing americans inside the continental united states on american soil it only happened once during all of world war ii. and it happened right at the end of the war. they killed a 13-year-old girl named joan patsky. t

now, this is -- i mean this -- they put this information out. the middle of nowhere. >> ginger hasn't showered. >> it's the new abc, people, hang on tight. nowhere. >> ginger hasn't showered. >> it's the new abc, people, hang on tight. ar music playing ) - ( snaps, clatters ) that sounds awful. ( music stops ) but a lot better than last week. ( rock music playing ) ♪ we weren't born to follow. ♪ >>> this morning on "world news now," cracking down. >>> this morning on "world news now," cracking down. the nfl punishes football superstar tom brady and the new england patriots accused of deflating footballs. >> i would never do anything to break the rules. >> the reaction coming in overnight. the impact on brady and his team and what happens next. >> fighting back. the family of a man who lost his battle with a superbug takes action demanding justice. >> it's hard to lose the love of your life. and especially because of an infection. >> the heartbreaking case with a surprising legal twist. >>> and pricey painting. the picasso masterpiece auctioned o

this point. still very early in this investigation. back to you in studio. >> m >>> 5:03. you can take the train to new york city again starting today. in an hour amtrak will run the first trains between new york and philadelphia since that deadly train derailment last week. the federal railroad administration told amtrak to add safeguards on the tracks before they can start running again. about 20 people are recovering in the hospital from the derailment. five in critical condition. everyone is expected to survive. at the crash site philadelphia mayor michael nutter and several others held a memorial service to remember the people who died. >>> the victims of the crash left behind eight families who are grieving today and amtrak could have to pay hundreds of millions in damages to the victims. the law passed in the '90s though says they can't pay more than $2 million to crash victims and families. some say that amtrak should have to pay more than that. >>> right now, fairfax county officers tryi

of this. other countries are taking a look at us. they're wondering whether we can deliver. we hear t.p.a. is close to being finalized. and here's the headline they see that every similar one with one exception, i believe of the president's own party in the senate prevented the mechanism for having trade considered prevented it from even coming to the senate floor. that's not the kind of headline that we want to send around the world. that america can't be depended upon that america can't deliver trade agreements. to our allies in the pacific who are apprehensive about the chinese and who thought this was not only good for their commerce but good for their security, what kind of message does that send? so i move to reconsider. hopefully there will be an opportunity -- it will be an opportunity for people to think this over and that we will be able to come together and go forward on a bipartisan basis to achieve an important accomplishment for the american people. mr. reid: mr. president. the p

idea who did this? >> reporter: not at the moment, rosemary. this is still a developing story in bangladesh. authorities are still investigating. he is a blogger in his 30s. he was actually on his way to work in the morning when four masked men came and attacked him with cleavers. because it was morning, there were few witnesses. so they all questioned the witnesses who were there. he used to blog for a website which means free will. and actually, this is a website that was moderated and set up by a man who was the other blogger hacked to death, the bangladeshi-american blogger hacked to death in february. >> we're talking about three attacks. do authorities know who may be behind all three of them? do they think they're linked in some way, and are they doing anything to try to stop this happening again? >> reporter: in fact there were quite a few students who were protesting because they said authorities weren't doing enough. one person was aware of what happened in that case, but certainly, the studen

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this is only area we coulde light showers this morning. short sleeves, sunglasses, nice and comfortable less humid that is word for the the day, nice and comfortable this afternoon. we have north east wind at seven, relative humidity down, sun coming up a at 5:36. cooler air up to the north. fifty-eight mount pocono. allentown is 58. we will climb up to the 60's in pottstown. seventy in philadelphia 72 in dover. that warmer a air pushing to the south dry comfortable air is moving in. stepping outside climbing up to 87, sunny but that humidity is down, you won't feel that mugginess like we have the past few days. sixty-six overnight tonight skies are mostly clear so pretty comfortable that is a look at weather how about the roads out there? well, bob will get you started with that. bob? >> 4:00 another owe two. tgif in problems or delays at all looking live at the the schuylkill expressway, city sky line in the background nice and quiet on your ride out the front door pulling out of the drive way. no problems up and down 202. work crew righ

this isn't scientific to him. this is heartfelt. >> we've talked about this on the show. i talked to somebody down in atlanta, a reproductive specialist who was saying, which you're a couple and you know it may not end in love and marriage you're signing is lots and lots of documents if there's a breakup. shouldn't this all be on paper? >> well they did sign plenty of paperwork. i have the lawsuit here he filed. when i review it they only decided the issue as to what would happen to these embryos in the event of their death. they didn't necessarily consider the breakup or a divorce. that's been really the issue. we have a lot of child custody law, but we don't have embryo custody law because what generally happens is the wheels of justice sort of take a really long time to turn. we just haven't caught up the lawyers haven't caught up. >> that's why he believes that this consent form is null and void, because it did not include the provision of what happens when you break up. >> whose fault is that? >> i think it's an interesting question. the bottom line is when you're do

a book around this woman. when i approached her i said i just got this idea moments ago but i'm thinking seriously of maybe writing a book about you, your case but i need to months to think about it or two weeks or something. i thought about it and came back to her and i said i want to write this book but i want you and i to take a month to really consider whether you want to go down this path because there's going to be huge blowback for you. i will do my best to talk to you about it and all the things that could go wrong. she's was like you don't need to do that, i want to do it. i'm going to do it anyway. sure enough i wanted to do this i want you to use my real name. originally it was going to write about her case but inevitably in retrospect once i saw the problem in missoula this whole series of rapes that it not been handled properly and there were some clear reasons why, i decided to write about this series of sexual assaults. >> host: and as he said this was the first time allison was using her name a

this is unusual because he stuck his neck out on this issue.he caucus debate the and decides which way to go. he really does not believe the house passed usa freedom act will be workable and came out strongly against it. the party is so divided on this right now. there is no way forward. it looks like mcconnell will have to do a back flip except the usa freedom act. the question for rand paul is whether he drags this out all week, which is very possible. >> rand paul is against usa freedom too. that is what people may not be aware. this has been good politics for him. >> good politics with a small segment of the republican party and libertarian wing of the republican party. it's bad politics for the republican base overall. it's risky because god forgive something happens. he's done. it's all over for him. >> people who don't own a car don't have a house, they are not married. they have this thing. >> all right. i want to pause because i want to pay tribute to a friend. i want to say a few words about bob shaeffer. i want to thank bob being a g

me this morning. did you think the recall would get this big? >> it should have been recalled it a long time ago. i'm not surprised by the numbers. >> one out of seven cars on the road. that's mind-boggling to me. >> it's a lot. i know when they talked about replacement bags it could take a long time to get those manufactured. it's a big process. it needs to have happened. >> tell us what happened to your sister. >> she was a passenger in a nissan and in an accident that had the air bag deployed and it came out and it hit her and cracked her skull and as a result of the neuro trauma a few days later she died from those injuries. >> what would you suggest people do if they have a car that's affected by a takata air bag? >> goodness. you know there aren't enough air bags for recalls right now. they're behind in replacements. you can take so many precautions but you have to drive your car. it's a catch-22. you need your car but you also need to be safe in your car. you can do as much as you can but there are things out of your control as her accide

rules like this or is this an anomaly? >> reporter: that's a great question. here's why -- there's confusion in san jose now over what the rules are. they want to go to court, they want the courts to make a decision. the pot shop will tell you they understand the way they understand it. san jose will say no way, you're playing in our yard, our playground. this is the way it should be. >> tony, these are -- state law, i'm new this says 18. san jose has decided to make it 21. the question is whether san jose has the right to do that. >> reporter: san jose says the supreme court has given them the right to set the rules in this city. if you want to operate in san jose, you play by san jose's rules, and they -- supreme court says that. the owners of the pot shop through the attorney says that's not the case. they're both arguing in court. it's an intriguing battle. what you saw with the undercover camera, this is a location that by all indications appears to know it's breaking the rules and choosing to do so. that's the point.

a pinch of this, a dabble of this. here we have fresh chips.season the chips with a beautiful chipotle salt. >> get in there. mm mm. mm. >> now we're going to take some pineapple. fresh pineapple, go to the market. smell it. feel it. you can smell sweetness in pineapple. >> pineapple in guacamole. >> yes. >> okay. i want to drizzle a little bit of this in your mouth. taste that. >> mm. >> super sweet. how does it get that brown color? >> that's the chipotle. >> that's heat. >> that's a little spicy. >> whoo. >> it's getting hot in here. >> i like it. i like it. so we have chipotle. okay? which is smoky and a little hot. pineapple that we cook in chipotle and a little sugar. that's it. >> pineapple with a little bit of heat and sweetness. love it. >> exactly. voila. >> goes right in. >> then we're going to add a little color. >> this is cheese. >> that is cheese. yep. queso fresco, which is fresh cheese. i can't wait for you to taste this one. do you mind? could i feed you? >> oh, please. >> okay. >> mm. this is yummy. >> wow. we haven't seen ti

this happened around 4:00 this morning. an accident involved a vehicle, two tractor trailers and a bus and right now all north bound lanes of the turnpike are closed, jenny joyce is live at the scene, jenny, it is amaze ago this no one was seriously hurt in this crash. >> it is amazing, that is what we are hearing from the lieutenant of the woolwich fire department right now. you can see live flames there in the front part of the tractor trailer. you can see smoke still going. you can see contents inside that vehicle. on the back side thaw might the not see from this vantage point there was a backhoe that was brought the in to help fire crews open to back door to try to get in there to stop contents from fueling this fire. as you mentioned, it happened around 4:00 a.m. it is involves a tractor trailer and car which immediately went up in flames but like we said people were able to get out safely. we were hearing there were two transports with non-life threatening injuries. on the back side of the tractor trailer there was a

and that's this poll. this is views on social issues.asks people to classify themselves as very conservative conservative or very liberal and liberal. for the very first time in that history, liberals and conservatives are tied. liberals are facing an 18 point deficit. for the last 16 years, liberals in america, the left and the democratic party by extension, have been rolling a rock uphill always on the wrong side of the issues, always trying to convince the skeptical public we share their values. we may be at a tipping point and i think that is the most profound issue in politics. joining me now is tim carney senior political columnist at the "washington examiner." tim, let's stipulate for a moment there is no connection between popularity and rightness of view, right? so i have lots of views that are correct and unpopular. so let's just separate those for a second about the actual -- whether the views are correct. do you think this -- tell me how you feel the conservative right, people who consider themselves socially conservative und

this is a graphic designer out of sweden who said this is what we can plant this flag on mars possiblyus trying to plant individual national flags we should come together and realize the earth is for all of us. if we're going to go somewhere, we want martians to know the world has been here not just an individual country. >>> this morning on "world news now," environmental mess. the oil spill that's polluting nine miles of california coastline. what investigators are uncovering and why the clean-up is so difficult. >> breaking overnight, detectives name a suspect in the deaths of four people in a fire at a washington, d.c. mansion. the major leads, a possible motive and exclusive details. >> saving lives using drones to keep an eye on swimmers along america's beaches. can these flying machines work faster and see better than a human lifeguard? >> and late night farewell. saying good-bye to david letterman after his unforgettable final episode. the stars on is taken and the surprises in the audience. that's in "the skinny" on this thursday, may 21st. on this thursday, may 21st. captions

throughout this country. so that there are no more days and times like this. it is now time for every city including our own to make all citizens of this country treated with human dignity. unaffected by color religion gender, income or of the other irrelevant differences that wrongly exclude them from the human family. let us make this the overarching meaning of justice for freddie. freddie's family is gratified that the ministers, elected officials and others have stepped into the streets to counsel peace. but the family is especially gratified that the young people of america are showing us the way. they are firm, strong and bound together in a mission for change. young people have friends, classmates relatives, spouses and co-workers from all races all colors and all sexual orientations, all religions and all incomes who have enabled them to see with unmistakable and unprecedented clarity that we are all members of one race. the human race. with every ounce of their being, they expressed this universal de

this happened in seville this morning. it's not clear how many people were aboard but it could be between eight and ten crew members. >> the plane went down near the airport. seville's airport is closed while emergency services examine the crash site. flights are being diverted right now to malaga. >>> right now it's time to get to a check on or forecast. >> a bit of a foggy start. let's head outside where chuck bell has taken his birthday celebrations to the storm team 4 weather deck. >> it's getting to be that time of the year when everyone has to mow again. all of our neighbors here at the church and school they've got all the yard folks out there cleaning things up. they've got the leaf blowers cleaning everybody up. so the sounds of summertime that's how i know it's time for me to get a little older. time to warm things up a bit. outside from our tower camera this morning, in the bottom center of the screen that's the neighbors at the church. mostly cloudy skies overhead. that's looking out to the north. looking south

this is an ongoing dispute. this is the third incident. i saw a gun and so i shot zimmerman. >> zimmerman's lawyer telling abc news the man was tailing zimmerman, flashing his lights and honking before he shot at him. zimmerman was unhurt and released from the hospital. he's had a slew of run ins with the law from speeding to domestic violence in florida. >> you put your gun in my fricking face. >> those charge wlz all dropped. we've learned he was in fact carrying a gun during the incident. police still investigating whether or not he brandished it. matt gutman abc news, los angeles. >> the north carolina police officer who sued starbucks after he spilled a free cup of coffee on his lap will get nothing. a jury in raleigh sided with starbucks saying the company was not liable for matthew kohr's burns. he claimed the cup collapsed on his thighs when the lid popped off his hot coffee. he and his wife were seeking $750,000 in daniels. >> the most expensive painting ever sold. investors are willing to pay more and more for these things. i can

can do this.so i think the reasons are pretty clear four succinct reasons why the patriot act does not justify the collection of these records. the next thing the policy committee looked at was they looked at and they tried to decide whether there has been any practical effect. and i know senator leahy was a part of this and looking at whether or not any of these things actually did catch terrorists. but this is what they concluded and they actually looked at the classified data. so the privacy and civil liberties commission looked at the data, looked at the classified data and this is their conclusion. we conclude that section 215 program, the bulk collection, has shown minimal value in safeguarding the nation from terrorism. we have not identified a single instance involving a threat to the united states in which the bulk collection program made a concrete difference in the outcome of a counterterrorism investigation. those are pretty strong words. the policy and civil commissions board that's b

but i do -- democrats have been smaim shameful this week on this. if amtrak was a corporation you would fire the ceo and replace the board. the reality is it loses money every year. the reason it loses money is because it face to prioritize. these needs. you could argue along the west coast but much of amtrak is spread around the country and there is nobody riding it. >> tom, you spend lot of time on this issue. should amtrak be run as a for-profit enterprise or should it be the way every other public transportation system this the country is run, with a government subsidy. >> i'm for the subsidyf as long as the money is spent efficiently. china has 2.5 million people a day on high-speed rail. everybody in this country knows when you fly from hong kong to lax it's like flying from the jetson's to the flintstone. and at penn station, if you have taken the elevator there up from the track it's like it was invented before suit case. it can fit one narrow body. >> they do close the second elevator door gate. right? >> it is a travesty. we should be disc