three years later, in 2007, lynn was also convicted of randy thompson's murder.s currently serving a life sentence with no chance for parole. >> you hear the guilty verdict was very difficult. you don't like to hear that your daughter-in-law has done something like this to anybody. >> despite the mathematical misstep by the toxicology lab, scientists eventually discovered the truth about what happened to both randy thompson and glen turner. >> it was a challenging case to get it all out there even though it really was quite simple in that you had two men who had been involved with her and both had died the exact same way. >> forensic evidence, without it, we had nothing. it would have been just a bunch of hearsay and rumors. but the forensic evidence it was all the nails in the coffin. it was the hammer that put everything away. >>> it was one of the strangest cases in canadian history. a squashed piece of fruit and a tiny pinpoint reflection in a picture was the only evidence. but was it enough to catch a killer? >>> on june 19th, 1989, there was a thunderstorm

agreed, thompson, i souled say agreed. deemed by many as the greatest 20th century writer in the language, rebecca west aloneas if her words could save the world. one reads the glorious "black lam and gray her articles and essays agree.ld almost while thompson was the public one, fix sated on the world whoings of the contemplated a run for the out ency, west was animal.l she was interested in the issues of the day and had the clear voi voiance to follow them into the future. thompson believing her accomplishments alone were that women could -- as aa woman could succeed man, west might have marched down fifth avenue hand-in-hand with gloria intelligence equality. in 1983 at the age of having written 30 books and essays. of columns and a portrait of two extraordinary women who made tragic errors in judgment that perm lives even fame, tragicd to errors. the decisions that women make in theirurse of fulfilling lives as professionals have interest.n my learn, to understand the flow of history and the and political of individual

♪ >> fisher's cellmate is 20-year-old dinell thompson. better known here as duker.ons that could land him in prison for at least 32 years. >> keep the noise down over there. >> rap has helped the two men bridge their generation gap. >> trying to film [ bleep ]. >> the cellies share one other thing in common. they're both members of the crips street gang. >> but they were at very different stages in their life. cousin ice was no longer in love with the lifestyle. >> i haven't actually went out gang-banging, shooting at people just because they're from across town and all that. i haven't done that in years. but i still hang with my homeboys. and if something happened to one of my close, close ones i'm going to have to help retaliate. you know what i mean? >> duker on the other hand, was still caught up in the game. he was still infatuated with this romantic notion of being a gangster. >> what do you want for your future? >> money, power, respect. top of the food chain. >> everybody's like that when they're young. they don't see the big picture. they can't see it yet.

he said his name was phillup thompson. he was asked if he knew anybody by the name of joshan ashbrook, and if he had picked up anybody or knew this female. >> phillup thompson confirmed he and his daughter had picked up joshan when she was hitchhiking. >> hey, can i borrow your phone real quick? >> took her to her boyfriend's house to leave the note. and then they dropped her off at the local walmart. >> and that is the last that he had seen of her. >> phillup thompson agreed to meet police later that day, but he failed to show up for his appointment. >> investigators looked at that as possibly you know, a telltale sign of somebody, you know, who was running away from something. >> but police received some troubling news. the cell phone was not registered to phillup thompson. it was registered to phillup partin, a convicted killer. >> phillup partin was convicted of a murder that he committed in 1987 in which he strangled a man with a phone cord or some kind of cord. >> short version was that phillup partin was what they c

>> as you just heard from mark thompson, it's a very complex issue but very important.o the purpose of our campaign which is called talk, read, sing is to take this -- the notion of the importance of early brain development and push it out to the public and those families who have young children or who are caregivers of young children and emphasize how important it is to interact with kids and stimulate the brain so that it grows and develops in the earliest years. and in the long run actually works to prevent the achievement gap. if we can get kids to develop their vocabularies and start out in school, not behind their peers, they have a much better chance to succeed in school and in life. but so the campaign really talks about -- we have two psas. 30 seconds long, you can only talk so much about brain development in 30 seconds. we cut to the chase and talk about the importance of that early engagement and language stimulation in the earliest of years from the day a child is born. >> i know we can't show the psas because there are lights involved, but you have everybod

san high class game of she senses love this already start klay thompson was the star since the still lot of flak so luria fans waited for something happen on the tapes of telephone calls renown everything is " on hold. >> reporter: area and the bleacher report globe's baxter holmes are reporting the trade talks that would send minnesota timberwolves all-star kevin love to the warriors are dead. at least for now >> reporter:love is the prototypical "stretch-four" a big guy who can stretch the defense with his outside shooting that new warriors coach kerr has said he covets but warriors brass is evidently split on whether they should give up klay thompson who has teamed up with stephen curry to form the best shooting baackcourt in the nba >> reporter: you and for one moment lebraun model to his wife to get on to mr. graeme and get things going in regards to going back to cleveland? instagram >> reporter: >> gary:now the timberwolves thompson but also small forward harrison barnes as well. and that has killed discussions the warriors had reportedly offered barnes as part of the trade wi

we'll take a microscope to all of those ads featuring celebrity spoke people like fred thompson here talking the benefit of reverse mortgages for seniors. the reality behind the ads next. >>> welcome back to "reality check." with political campaigns in full swing this year, many republican candidates are promising to honor the legacy of ronald reagan. and governor as he did. in fact, reagan's legacy is frequently brought up as the gold standard for conservative policy. but now, one of california's top democrats is challenging the accuracy of that legacy. so we did a little digging to see if history really is being too kind to our former governor and president. he has his own super carrier in the u.s. navy fleet the uss reagan. there's an airport in the d.c. area named after him. but more could be done, well-known anti-tax republican grover norquist says every county in the u.s. should have something named after ronald reagan. california democratic chair john burton has responded telling norquist in this letter, quote, i fondly remember him signing the largest tax increase in the more

previously clay thompson was not part of the discussion.one of the reasons why he is now is that the warriors are possibly intrigued by minnesota's dangling of their first pick this year 13th overall. if they make that move clay thompson is part of the discussion. they wanted to get kevin love, without moving clay thompson but it does not appear that's going to be possible because the timberwolves seem to be insisting on clay thompson being part of the deal. >> on to baseball, big series in oakland where the as have dominated the red sox at the coliseum to the tune of eight wins in the last nine games. scott won his last three home starts facing a boston squad on a three-game win streak. >> maybe it's the commute they have to take coming back so i know when we were on the east coast and had to come back and we played in anaheim we were a little bit sluggish and all that stuff. so, i mean, that does hurt. that's a long flight coming from the east coast to the west coast. and to play a baseball game on both ends of those days, that takes a lo

we get her story tonight from nbc's anne thompson. >> reporter: at this year's u.s.pen is a girl, 11-year-old lucy li, who just wants to have fun. >> it was a lot of fun. i kind of struggled today, but it was great. >> reporter: in fact, that ice cream was under more pressure than the sixth grader on pinehurst no. 2. just over 5 feet, she can drive the ball 230 yards. the daughter of chinese immigrants, li is home-schooled and bicoastal, splitting her time between florida where her coach lives and home in san francisco where she plays golf with her dad. >> can your dad beat you? >> no. >> reporter: she follows the path carved by other prodigies. tiger woods showed off his golf skills at age 2 and lexi thompson qualified for the women's open at the ripe old age of 12 and michelle wei did so at 13. now she's 24. >> i'm so excited for her to be out. it's a memory that will last her a lifetime. >> reporter: as any weekend hacker can tell you, golf is not child's play. these campers at new york's chelsea pier knows it takes a lot of work. jonathan ho is 11. how do you kno

i'm scott thompson reporting. more world news. three months to the day a malaysian jetliner vanished, relatives of those aboard are set to launch an effort today to raise 5-million-dollars for investigations and a reward. malaysia airlines flight 370 disappeared on march 8th with 239 people aboard. a multi-national effort to scour the choppy waters of the southern indian ocean has turned up no signs of the jetliner. the underwater search was postponed in late may. but relatives demanded answers, prompting the reward m-h-370 fundraiser. it's set to launch on the crowd sourcing website indie-go-go today. coming up. the latest on the condition of comedian tracy morgan. after a deadly wreck. comedian tracy morgan is showing safeway gets that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week, dulcinea mini watermelons are just $2.50 each. mayonnaise is a must. best foods mayo is just $2.99. and get your spoons ready. ben & jerry's is a

so serious the team is reportedly added warrior star clay thompson to the mix. espn reports the warriors are willing to part ways with thompson and david lee in order to get love along with shooting guard kevin martin. possible trade goes against the wishes of steph curry. >> there's a thing in team sports called chemistry. >> me too, that's important. >>> the boys of summer are rumbling through the by area this weekend. >> 43 of the best race car drivers in the world will hit the track for toyota's 350. about 100,000 fans expected to pack the stands. practice kicks off this afternoon. qualifying races are tomorrow followed by the big finale on sunday. jeff gordon, dale erin heart junior, and jimmy johnson. that'll be a fun one to see. >>> call this pure conjecture, no one will be driving 1506 miles an hour on 101 or any of the local thorough ways, thorough fares i should say. how's it looking? >> we do have wide open spaces out there right now, this is not one of those spots we're telling you about the new span of the bay bridge where there's early morning cons

the cause ncaa title the workers are holding up, because reportedly minnesota said it won a play thompson we also want harrison to call the deal dead, you don't know, it takes one guy to wake up in the morning or looks set to what you're offering as know for sure that the owner you better make sure that is exactly like you want, because to give up clay thompson would upset a lot to brunch here, all this and listening and lashes doing playing pop where from akron we spend a season during which the nurses in miami and now were coming home to where our roots are in akron, again is is lot more wrong back note real quick mexico with a 31 win, and they finish second to pay but if the answer the winner of some other contest down the road they will play mexico as a winner, bottom- line of course united states is up next day there have to win a draw against germany to keep your world cup hopes of lifalive heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come agai

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i'm mary thompson with some breaking news. jones reporting criminal and civil investigators are investigating carl icahn, sports better bill walters and golfer phil michelson in relation to an insider probe relating to dean foods. dean foods has been subpoenaed as part of this probe. you may recall earlier that icahn and walters remain under investigation with regards to trades made in clorox, although the s.e.c. and fbi said at that point there was no evidence that mr. michelson, of course, a inwe are of the masters tournament in golf a number of times, had made it no illegal trades. back in june the "new york times" did report that michelson and walters still faced an investigation over separate well-timed trades in dean foods with walters netting nearly 15 million in proceeds and michelson netting about a million. so we'll keep watch on that. but, again, civil and criminal investigators looking at icautious walters and michelson with regard to dean foods. back to you guys. >> mary thompson, thanks for that. when the story i

curry and thompson together with the warriors. talking about a blockbuster trade send thompson to minnesota. warriors would get 3 players back from the t wolves headline by power forward love. love is the big man the warriors covet he can shoot the deep 3. average better than 26 points and 12 rebound per game last year. golden state would give up thompson rather reluctantly. he's arising star. go along with david lee next year first round pick. warriors initially resisted including thompson in the deal but i'm told this trade could good down as early as next week. late tonight reports are warrior will have gentry as the top assistant coach. on to football final day of minicamp for the frainers. next team the team meet it will be for training camp. niners say they make really dramatic changes to the offense and the translitigation on that is they will throw the ball a lieutenant more which suits kaepernick just fine. veteran receiver and crabtree a year under his belt. play maker pretty much all over the field. >> off lot of weapon

>> the area that's burning right now, there's a very famous bar here, thompson's corner.nd i don't know -- i don't think the fire is actually there. it's in that direction. it's a big two-story building historic bar, 1902, they started up. it's operating. i don't know, you know, i can't tell, there's so much smoke around here. and so many trees. couldn't tell anyway. >> john, the important thing is that you evacuated and you're in a safe place but i really am sorry to tell you -- >> i see your planes going around. >> chopper 5 we are trying to show those pictures. i'm afraid a neighbor has lost the house. it was fully engulfed. they weren't even apparently trying to save it. they are just trying to contain this fire from spreading too much, looks like. >> yeah, right. and you know, it's not actually too windy here. it could be a lot worse. we get a lot of days that -- a lot of gusty winds and, you know, it's pretty blowy. but it's blowing. >> was everybody pretty good in the area about getting the dry grass cut down and getting that perimeter around their places? >> you k

includes a warriors general manager bob myers talking about but rumor at the very least of plate thompsonota kevin lowe going to warriors >> : probably right now the best and do for you but will says its u.s. me last year at this time would lief be in a situation where said the same thing. and all may be hard to believe but i can get up and thus little and five men said phone rings and the deal i had not thought of and no one hall of all sundlun, a path. but right now the figure is unlikely >> : we will see what happens with that deal. big story though all of these parts of the year-old analyst as open appearance of lucy lee from redwood shores shot 70 in a first-round and in the second 15 or part nonetheless this young lady shot under 80 twice at a major tournament >> : will see we go a fabulous fabulous performance by one of the person started siam and a young to our guide named lauren who went the morehouse college and the mother share of with big families as >> : jim swanson production this year for a good show here we go role at >> : the area during the world cup to tell you the trut

>> thompson and thompson. >> reporter: their success is more extraordinary. of homework each night. on top of that mckay is class president and rakay is. when do you have time for fun? >> never. >> it's always a daerlgs etermi to excel. >> you have to work for what you want. nothing is given to you. >> reporter: where does your inspiration come from? >> our parents. >> reporter: to say their father is proud is a gross understatement. also at home is another challenge. rikay has a 2-year-old son. has that held you back in any way? >> no, i don't believe he's held me back. he's more of a motivation for me to be as successful as possible. >> reporter: what do you want for your child? >> i would like my child to receive the morals and the discipline that i did. >> reporter: there is one sad note on this graduation day. their beloved grandmother recently had a stroke and won't be able to attend. it's the one time in our interview that they fought back tears. what did she teach you? >> she taught us,000 how to be respectful. >> reporter: how about you? what did you

more on this from our chief environmental affairs correspondent ann thompson. >> reporter: the proposed rule could redesign america's energy landscape, trading coal smokestacks for cleaner energy. the epa says existing power plants must reduce carbon die oxide emissions 30% by 2030. the equivalent of taking 2/3 of the cars and trucks off the road. the proposal covers 1,000 power plants, more than half fuelled by coal. the epa administrator says states will choose how to meet that goal. >> is this the death nel for the coal industry? >> no. we project coal will still be a very large part of the energy supply in 2030. >> reporter: the government says reducing carbon will prevent up to 6600 premature deaths and 150,000 asthma attacks in children. a health benefit that could total more than $90 billion a year. american electric power runs 25 coal plants in nine states. and predicting customer bills will go up. >> you're not only changing the way we generate electricity and changing the way the system itself operates, you're also going to higher-cost solutions. >> reporter: such as alternati

thompson and thompson?rs a week at a fast food restaurant and do three to five hours of homework each night. on top of that mickay is class president and rickay is the treasurer. when do you have time for fun? >> never. >> reporter: never? behind those engaging smiles has always been a fierce determination to excel. >> you have to work for everything that you want. nothing is given to you. >> reporter: where does your motivation come from? >> our parents. >> reporter: their home is full of trophies and academic medals and to say their father is proud would be a gross understatement. >> here you go. >> reporter: also at home is another challenge. rick rickay has a 2-year-old son. has that held you back in any way? >> no, i don't believe that he has held me back. he's more of a motivation for me to be as successful as possible. >> reporter: what do you want for your child? >> i would like my child to receive the morals and the discipline that i did. >> reporter: there is one sad note on this graduation day. t

were yours apparently reluctantly include thompson along this deal and first round peck.tray may final next wee week. veteran nba head coachal vip joining the warriors as lead assistant. currently assistant with the clippers. he and kurr work together in phoenix. she's only 11 years old. and biggest competition of her life. lucy lee make her of her life. lucy lee make her debut in the open 11-year-old lucy lee had quite the day at the open. 2 birdie, 10 par, triple bogey and one ice cream. the women playing behind her where the men played last week. leader by a stroke after opening with a 3 under 67 but the real show was lucy lee. girl from redwood shores shot an 8 over 78 so she didn't play great but happy to break 80. was asked about her plan to be after the round. >> eat more ice cream. >>reporter: that's good plan. world cup action england and uruguay seem headed for the draw but in the 85 minute long pass to swarez. he shatter and scores. second goal of the match. the user guy wins. i love saying. that they win 2-1 england is eliminated. >> columbia and ivory coast.

>> saying that jack thompson gh >> i need your help, jack. >> jack, the hammer thompson born clevelandf his class. >> did you need my help when i sounded the alarm on flight simulators. >> filed first lawsuit in 1987. no one would listen. john: we'll plug his book, out of harm's way, one man's relentless crusade to save your kids from vo game madness. you don't have evidence, you are making this stuff up. you don't have evidence. >> a ton of evidence. the american psychological association has done at least three studies that talk about the deleterious effects of violent video games on the entire teenaged population. some of which become more aggressive in speech. some of them less empathetic. some of them go over the attorney general violence. john: 200 scholars signed a letter saying the relationship between the games and aggression has not been proven. the supreme court calls the research unpersuasive and countries that play the most video games have less crime. >> more video games, violence is going down. john, what you assume are all factors being static in that situation. what yo

michael thompson says this guy told me that this is really close to happening and the depressing if thiswill have to talk him and his son michael jimmy have to talk him down off the bridge once again some other names involved the bottom line here if indeed click thomson's data on the money it will be kevin love coming to the lawyers say thompson going to minnesota and for people saying area like to keep them both back and forth yelets so much money to spend would rather spend that 15 20 million contract on may 6th ft. 10 the inside player or on a shooting it prominently outside performer and click thompson. that remains to be a working out a press conference tomorrow does to talk about it during off- season. the player's father speaks it is oakland. this area bay area person 11 years old from redwood shores lucy lee and his player t ever qualify for u.s. warm and open later first-round at piper's today that's in pennsylvania the big boys played last week she shot 78 to raise the bowie's three double bogeys 11 shots the backs long shot to the cut but boy nobody gives the upbeat press conf

were yours apparently reluctantly include thompson along this deal and first round peck.tray may final next wee week. veteran nba head coachal vip joining the warriors as lead assistant. currently assistant with the clippers. he and kurr work together in phoenix. she's only 11 years old. and biggest competition of her life. lucy lee make her debut in the ♪ ♪ we're lucky, it's not every day you find a companion as loyal as a subaru. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. 11-year-old lucy lee had quite the day at the open. 2 birdie, 10 par, triple bogey and one ice cream. the women playing behind her where the men played last week. leader by a stroke after opening with a 3 under 67 but the real show was lucy lee. girl from redwood shores shot an 8 over 78 so she didn't play great but happy to break 80. was asked about her plan to be after the round. >> eat more ice cream. >>reporter: that's good plan. world cup action england and uruguay seem headed for the draw but in the 85 minute long pass to swarez. he shatter and scores. second goal of the match. the user guy wins.

nbc's anne thompson is there and covering for us tonight. >> reporter: when you look at this site, it is amazing to realize no one is hurt. soaked by rain, a section of the bluff as long as a football field gave way thursday night, right underneath the university of minnesota medical center. >> i think you saw in the pictures. it looks pretty scary. >> reporter: it clogged the west river parkway. debris up to eight feet high. situated alongside the mississippi river, the medical center built on bedrock was not compromised by the mudslide. though two of the hospital buildings look precarious, engineers inspected them and say they are sound. >> we had structural engineers and a lot of help with the city and the fire department as the city owns the hill with us, so we are working collaboratively to decide our next step. >> reporter: the slide was triggered after an unprecedented amount of rain hit the twin cities area yesterday. heavy downpours washed out roads and flooded homes and farmlands. in just eight hours, more than six inches of rain fell south of the metro area overflowing the

thompson.d been walking his dog on a farm 50 miles from the kidnap site. >> immediately, i felt a lump just come in my throat, thinking that we had two deceased victims. >> thought it may be a baby doll because i was near an area where people have dumped trash over the years. i saw flies around it, and the way my dog was reacting, i knew it was no baby doll. it was a human being. >> there, police found ginger hayes dead from multiple blows to the head. 30 feet away was her infant son, nicolas, lying face down in the dirt. >> i was very shocked. the emotion was already set. i'm going to have to deal with the demise of a child, which was one of my greatest fears. >> but as sergeant saunders got closer, the baby began to move. >> when he raised his head and started to crawl, you know, you went from fear to this is great. >> the baby, wearing only a diaper, was severely sunburned, but otherwise unharmed. he was airlifted to a regional burn center for treatment. >> the hospital medical doctors at th

thompson: mr. speaker, request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to discuss an important issue that will be on the floor during debate over the department of defense appropriations for fiscal year 2015. the growing field of telemedicine. dating back to 2011 i introduced the service members telemedicine act. this allows health professionalses to work across state lines without licenses, regard ms of where service members are located. it was an important beginning for department of defense to utilize telemedicine which is efficient, convenient and a cost-effective way to dreals the challenges of cliffer -- address the challenges of delivering services. included in the political report is language that improves upon the existing infrastructure and highlights the many advantages of utilizing telemedicine along with an encourag

. >> jennifer thompson was raped in her apartment.he kept her eyes focused, to memorize every detail. >> it gave me a job, survive, know everything about him. you're going to know who this person is and send him to prison the firs rest of his life. >> she did. he was convicted and tensed to life in prison but 11 years later, dna evidence cleared cotton and led to another man who was eventually convicted. >> in the minds of juries, a positive eyewitness identification is almost the gold standard. >> but since 1989, dna testing last exonerated 289 convicted of sexual assault. most often the victim identified them. rob wardon says science has proven over and over the unreliability of eyewitness identification. >> one of the things so tragic to my mind about the criminal justice system is we allow a conviction to stand only on a single eyewitness identification. >> neuroscientists here at northwestern university has mapped the brain's memory process and why it is so often long. interput this on one past part of -- part of the ear where th

were yours apparently reluctantly include thompson along this deal and first round peck. tray may final next week week. veteran nba head coachal vip joining the warriors as lead assistant. currently assistant with the clippers. he and kurr work together in phoenix. she's only 11 years old. and biggest competition of her life. lucy lee make her debut in the he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. books at laquinta.com,ta.cd so he knows exactly when he can prep for his presentation. and when steve is perfectly prepped, ya know what he brings? and that's how you'll increase market share. any questions? can i get an "a", steve? yes! three a's! amazing sales! he brings his a-game! la quinta inns and suites is ready for you, so you'll be ready for business. the ready for you alert, only at laquinta.com! la quinta! a broader mix of energies, world needs which is why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and why with our partner in brazil, we are producing a biofuel made from renewable

for "nightly business report," i'm mary thompson, south carolina. >>> coming up, is the promise of a brazil economic boom fueled by the world cup going bust? >>> if you're a soccer fan or what the rest of the world calls football, you know that the world cup starts thursday in brazil. but what was supposed to be a crowning moment for south america's largest economy is turning out to be a very costly embarrassment. adding to the troubles, allegations of bribery at fifa, the international body that governs the world cup. despite the stumbles, some investors think it could be a good time to invest in brazil. >> reporter: riot police use teargas against striking metro workers today in brazil's largest city, sao paulo. the unionized work earls dema demanded higher pair and blasted the billions spent by the country on the world cup. just the latest headache for the brazilian government as the games get started this week and some stadiums unfinished and nearly untested. many infrastructure projects promise to improve transportation never got built and those that did may have been built in h

nbc's anne thompson is in rome tonight with that story for us. anne?> reporter: lester, this prayer service was rich in symbolism that pope francis hopes will re-ignite the peace process. it began with a warm embrace between israeli president shimon peres and mahmoud abbas, the president of the palestinian authority. then with the pope and the leader of the orthodox christian church bartholomew, they went to a carefully choreographed service in the garden where they heard prayers from the jewish, muslim and christian faiths. each leader spoke, the pope saying peace calls for more courage than war. peres told the group even when peace seems distant, we must choose to bring it closer. and abbas parade for safety and stability in the region. then they all exchanged a sign of peace. this was broadcast live all around the world because the pope hopes it is these pictures that will push the people of the holy land to ask their leaders to end this conflict. lester? >> anne thompson in rome for us tonight, thank you. >>> when "nbc nightly news" continues on th

the worded is warriors do not want to trade clay thompson. thompson would have to be involved in any trade for love. >> we're not trading in mike inouye. >> a lot to love. >> thank you. >> i'm also not making nba money, that's all right. >>> we love this view of the bay bridge toll plaza. westbound no problems, smooth drive around much of the approach, but highway 24, we have a couple of crashes that happened earlier this morning right around pleasant hill road. both crashes independ of one another are over on the shoulder and we have a flat bed tow truck and no activity coming off the interchange. may be debris in the roadway, watch, be aware, there may be clatter. the rest of the bay moving smoothly. coming out of pass building just a bit in towards livermore and always watching your transit, roads and rails no problems. no delays, bart, muni, vta all reporting on time. no delays reported this morning, back to you. >> thanks a lot. >>> still ahead "today in the bay," burglary suspect behind bars. the miss take police said he made that led o

lexie thompson finished one under. she's chasing michelle wi. tiger woods surprising here announcing he's going to be returning to golf next week just 12 weeks after back surgery. just a week ago said all he can do is chip and putt. some world cup, costa rica. brian ruiz with a header, wait a minute. did it go in? we have computer sxdz it's a goal. there is a scuffle. group e, france, switzerland. france scored by five players. switzerland dominated time of possession. also, honduras and ecuador. scored first and counters in the 34th minute. and again, ecuador is victorious. abc7 sports brought to you by giants hardware >> thank you very much. >> tonight at 9:00 and at 11:00 continuing our breaking news of the home fires and tension over tech buses >> is there an arg onnist? the fires that have the police, and fire departments joining forces. that is it for this edition of abc7 news our coverage continues on twitter. >> we hope to see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seco

brian, they clearly have a lot of work to do. >> anne thompson starting us off from minneapolis tonight. thanks. >>> tonight the cdc increased the number of their employees who may have been exposed to anthrax at biosecurity labs head quartered in atlanta. 84 workers are under medical observation after an accidental exposure that the agency says was the result of safety protocols of their own not being followed. an investigation is under way. our report from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: the cdc says it was a serious breakdown of safety protocols of its labs in atlanta. 84 workers, maybe more, potentially exposed to the deadly anthrax bacteria. workers in one lab thought they deactivated live anthrax spores. rather than waiting the required 48 hours, they transferred the samples to three other labs after just 24 hours. researchers in those labs were not wearing protective gear. >> it never should have happened. we are committed to making sure that it doesn't happen again. we are in the process of trying to identify exactly how it did happen. >> reporter: those at risk have already be

>>i'm scott thompson reporting. here in the bay area. a pair of livermore buisness partners have turned their hobby into a business. not a business just to make money. but to help other's just like them. they are military veterans. who have decided to turn barrels of beer and bottles of wine, into a sign of support. as kron 4's john fenoglio reports. this is a bay area brew. made by vets, to benefit vets. > > by all accounts it looks like any other small operation to make themselves handcrafted beer wine. but to the owners of this brewery this, is an operation that does just more than bottled beer and wine. >> "you can buy a bottle and you know that you are supporting creation of jobs for veterans and wounded warriors and vetted and effective programs for recovery and rehabilitation." >> the veteran owned and operated business employs over 50 fellow vets. and with every sale, a portion of their proceeds are donated to programs for returning soldiers that help them get back on their feet. >> "it really is a brotherhood." >> here veterans

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ann thompson covers the vatican for nbc and joins me now from rome.ar the bells there. and aaron david miller at the wilson center in washington but long time middle east peace negotiator for presidents of both parties, five presidents of both parties. and first to you, what was the motivation for the pope bringing them together in the certainly he's not going to negotiate borders and the right of return. but did he think he could create a climate that might facilitate returning to the peace talks? >> that's exactly what his motive was, andrea. this was not so much about substance as symbolism, what the pope wanted to do was show the people of the holy land that these two leaders of this -- the opposite sides of this conflict, that dragged on for 60 years could come together and find common ground. they found that common ground in prayer. it was really striking, andrea. i was in the vatican gardens for the service. to hear the prayers in hebrew from the jewish tradition, the prayers from christianity and the prayers from the muslim faith, what was str

lee thompson to the national archives. [applause] >> good afternoon. it is a privilege and honor to be here. although i am a member of the royal historical society, i am from texas. it is an interesting story. part of it is how i got to theodore roosevelt from british history. as douglas mentioned, it comes through the many connections i came across. theodore roosevelt kept showing up. i teach at a university. we all teach everything. european history, american history. i was doing progressive history with my phd work. it is a combination of things that brought me to theodore roosevelt. i was looking for a way to approach him. i was asked for my university to give a speech on the special relationship between the united states and great britain. in doing the research for that, it came to my attention that, after he left the presidency, theodore roosevelt spent 12 months in the british empire. you may know that, after he left the presidency, he went on safari. he talked to kings and emperors. so, that is the way i first approached it. it was called "theo