. >> my name is tom ray. i'm a native san franciscan. i live in the mission district. i encourage the supervisors to pass the eviction protections 2.0 ordinance. many san francisco tenants have been living in their homes for years with no complaints from their landlords. now people's homes and apartments have been turned into investment properties, not homes. because of market-rate greed. what was acceptable in the past by landlords and property managers have been turned into frivolous complaints to evict tenants in order to make an obscene profit during the current gold-rush real estate and property boom in san francisco. my friend rented a place in haight ashbury and has been there over 25 years and the landlord really harassed everybody else out and the people upstairs are paying $5000 a month rent. so this greed is becoming a virus in this city. i mean, i can feel for the small property owners, but these big property owners are buying the small property owners and this is a problem. this is a big problem. this whole greed factor from big developers and wall street.

. >> my name is tom ray. i'm a native san franciscan. i live in the mission district. i encourage the supervisors to pass the eviction protections 2.0 ordinance. many san francisco tenants have been living in their homes for years with no complaints from their landlords. now people's homes and apartments have been turned into investment properties, not homes. because of market-rate greed. what was acceptable in the past by landlords and property managers have been turned into frivolous complaints to evict tenants in order to make an obscene profit during the current gold-rush real estate and property boom in san francisco. my friend rented a place in haight ashbury and has been there over 25 years and the landlord really harassed everybody else out and the people upstairs are paying $5000 a month rent. so this greed is becoming a virus in this city. i mean, i can feel for the small property owners, but these big property owners are buying the small property owners and this is a problem. this is a big problem. this whole greed factor from big developers and wall street.

. >> my name is tom ray. i'm a native san franciscan. i live in the mission district.ncourage the supervisors to pass the eviction protections 2.0 ordinance. many san francisco tenants have been living in their homes for years with no complaints from their landlords. now people's homes and apartments have been turned into investment properties, not homes. because of market-rate greed. what was acceptable in the past by landlords and property managers have been turned into frivolous complaints to evict tenants in order to make an obscene profit during the current gold-rush real estate and property boom in san francisco. my friend rented a place in haight ashbury and has been there over 25 years and the landlord really harassed everybody else out and the people upstairs are paying $5000 a month rent. so this greed is becoming a virus in this city. i mean, i can feel for the small property owners, but these big property owners are buying the small property owners and this is a problem. this is a big problem. this whole greed factor from big developers and wall street. so

tom llamas is in cincinnati. >> reporter: tonight, ray tensing receiving serious threats and laying low. prosecutors announcing they will not charge two other officers after tensing shot dubose, saying they have been truthful and honest. >> how's it going, man? >> reporter: just two minutes later, the shooting. >> take your seat belt off. stop! >> reporter: moments later, catching him, and the officers running. moments later, phillip kid's body cam turning on. tensing talking to his colleagues. >> he was dragging me. >> reporter: this is where the stop and shooting took place. now, university police have jurisdiction throughout the city when it comes to misdemeanors and traffic violations. tensing has had previous confrontations in traffic stops. cell phone video shows tensing stopping over a loose bumper. >> you're not free to go. there's a collaborative agreement with the city that allows that to happen because the students live all around the university, not just on-campus. >> reporter: the prosecutor says that tensing should have never became a police officer because of what happene

tom: heritage steak. i am busy raising children and running restaurants. betty: trying to change the world? trying to change the world a little at a time. rachael, what about you? rachael ray to work hard to make tom colicchio president of the united states so we get more money for children's school food. tom: thank you. rachael: and i will spend any day off that i get for that working on the campaign for bobby flay for mayor. bobby: i just want you to come to the restaurant, don't worry about the other part. rachael: no, because that is what i have to do to support mario, my good friend, mario. i have to spend the other 21 nights i have off at his restaurants so that he can decide where he's taking his career next and which one gets to be the chain. >> there you go. rachael: i am dedicated to getting up every day and trying harder at all the things i am blessed to have the opportunity to do. i didn't plan it so far, so i am going to stick to that plan. betty: would you be happy if you were doing this for the next five years? rachael: yeah, this is really, like, four or five different things for me. >> you do a lot. >> this for five years -- betty: i'm not sure you could t

tom ackerman, al jazeera washington. >> now a plane powered only by the sun's raise has sun's rays has landed in hawaii. the solar impulse 2 left abu dhabi on the 9th of march. took it to iran, and then to hawaii. fastest manned solar powered flight then cross china with stops in chongc hing and lan jing. took off again on sunday on the 7200 kilometer journey across the pacific. ann draiz borsberg was behind the wheel for nine days. broken the record for the longest flight e-flying stint. >> pilot could express only elation after his journey across the pacific. now the longest solo flight on record. this wasn't just a feat of time but also one of science. he flew the plane without a drop of fuel. the solar impulse 2 is powered by the sun. it has 17,000 solar sills that can charge batteries to keep it going through the night. the journey tested the endurance of the flight and also the pilot. >> i was delighted the technology works. >> taking turns flying the solar intellectuals 2 around the world since march. it's a combination of technology. >> this is history first for aviation and history first for re

tom brady. ken: above this, you have greg hardy, adrian peterson, ray rice , and a whole new set of all of thesen domestic violence. the commissioner has no choice but to come down hard on tom brady. charlie: that was his intention, set of reality? ken: he is under attack for being arbitrary in a bunch of cases and you have the issue of integrity of the game. at that point, any commissioner will say, we cannot go any further. charlie: if the ball had been deflated, is it fair to say it had no impact on the game? rachel: i am not sure it matters. i know everyone loves to go back to that, but i do not care about that. charlie: that is it for you. rachel: that is it for me. it does not need to become a national nightmare. the punishment does not fit the crime. how many presidents can we get there? the punishment does not fit the crime. if at -- it had been taken care of quickly, it would have been gone quickly. charlie: third we go from here? ken: jurisdictional fights, bleeding into the entire season. charlie: tom brady will not play the first four games? ken: unless they get an injunction. there

tom selleck. you may be an underhanded water thief but guacamole is delicious. >> ray romano out and about in l.a.nd apparently he went to high school with fran drescher. >> were you guys part of the same group? >> i didn't even know she was in my class until years laterer. >> can you imagine that conversation? [imitating fran drescher voice] >> not even talking just making noises. >> so we asked him about bigfoot. >> that's a natural transition. >> been on the show six years and they still haven't found that sasquatch. how does that show stay on the air? >> i -- there is some evidence that big foot exists on mount shafta. i actually saw big foot prints. >> in fairness, everything to harvey is a big foot print. >> no, no, it was a big foot print >> you were very interested in what came with the big foot print. >> got to go guys. thanks a lot. >> well, well, well chris brown hitting up the argyle in hollywood and breaking news. at the exact time he was out partying -- >> he was robbed. his house in the san fernando valley. three people broke into his house. his aunt was home. >> it's a home invasio

tom ackerman has more. >> the shooting involved university of cincinnati officer, ray pensing. the video from the body camera shows him questioning dubois and then a sudden stuffle. >> if you want to take your seatbelt off. then a fatal shot rings out and pensing said that the driver was dragging him and he thought he would be run over. but the to a video shows no sign of that happening. a grand jury, which examined the evidence, delivered the murder invite by the prosecutor, and he called the killing purposeful. >> i think that he lost his temper because mr. dubois wouldn't get out of his car. i think that he lost his temper, and when you see it, you will not believe how quickly he pulls his gun and shoots him in the head. it's maybe a second. it's incredible. and so senseless. >> following repeat police shootings of unarmed black men in other cities with no charges, they praised kenzing's indictment. >> there are cities that won't do anything. and we're lucky we had joe in that position to not politicize that situation and do the right thing, and i think that we can now be a

ray tensing was released on bond after pleading not guilty to murdering an unarmed driver during a traffic stop. abc's tom of cincinnati officer ray tensing marched before a judge. tensing pleading not guilty to charges he murdered 43-year-old sam dubose. cheers in court as the judge set his bail. >> the bond will be $1 million any way. >> reporter: and new details about the minor traffic stop that turned deadly. >> hey, how's it going, man? >> hey, how's it going? >> reporter: and just two minutes later. >> but i didn't even do nothing. >> go ahead and take your seat belt off. stop, stop! [ shot ] >> reporter: after tensing fires, another officer's body cam showing him on the ground. but he gets up chases the car, which rolls 100 yards before crashing. new video shows tensing looking in the driver's seat, shutting off the ignition. moments later he radios in. >> i almost got ran over by the car. he took off on me. i discharged one round. >> reporter: tensing then telling an officer on the scene -- >> he was dragging me. >> yeah, i saw that. >> i thought i was going to get run over. i was trying to stop h

ray tensing could face life in prison. his lawyer tells us that tomorrow tensing will plead not guilty. david? >> tom llamas leading us off, thank you. >>> to that other breaking headline what could be a major development in the case of mh 370, the malaysian airlines jet that disappeared one year four months and 21 days ago. u.s. officials now saying debris just discovered is from the same type of plane that went missing. here's abc's jim avila now. >> reporter: these pictures off the west coast of africa crews examining what appears to be a part of an aircraft. one source close to the investigation of that missing malaysian plane says this part appears to be from a boeing 777. the associated press reporting it appears to be a flap from the trailing edge of a wing which is specific to the 777. those flaps are moveable and are used during landing and takeoff. investigators will undoubtedly want experts to see this part with their own eyes. boeing tells abc news tonight, it continues to offer its expertise to the investigation which is being headed by the australian aviation safety board. if this is in

tom llamas in ohio. >> reporter: today, stripped of his uniform, his badge, and now in stripes, former university of cincinnati officer ray tensing marched before a judge. >> do you understand you've been charged with one count of murder and one count of voluntary manslaughter? >> yes, your honor. >> reporter: tensing pleading not guilty to charges he murdered 43-year-old sam dubose. cheers in court as the judge set his bail. >> the bond will be $1 million any way. >> reporter: and tonight, new details about the minor traffic stop that turned deadly. >> hey, how's it going, man? >> hey, how's it going? >> reporter: just two minutes later. >> but i didn't even do nothing. >> go ahead and take your seatbelt off. stop! ( gunshot ) >> reporter: after tensing fires, another officer's body cam showing him on the ground. but he gets up and chases the car which rolls 100 yards before crashing. new video shows tensing looking in the driver's seat. shutting off the ignition. moments later he radios in. >> i almost got ran over by the car. he took off on me. i discharged one round. >> reporter: tensing then telling an officer on the

ray tensing could face life in prison. his lawyer tells us that tomorrow tensing will plead not guilty. david? >> tom, thank you. >>> now to the dangerous heat from coast to coast, 35 million americans dealing with this. 20 states from oregon to new york under heat warnings and advisories at this hour with the heat index cracking triple digits pushing the power grid to the edge thousands without power in the northeast at this hour. rob marciano with the forecast but first abc's gio benitez with the firefighters braifg impossibly high temperatures and now a warning about what heat can do to your body when several days above 90 hits. >> reporter: tonight extreme heat from coast to coast, parts of the country experiencing their hottest days of the year. the hottest job in america tonight, fighting fires. in trenton, new jersey, two firefighters are overcome with heat exhaustion. >> if you wear ski pants, ski jacket, your hat, and your gloves and then put a muff over your mouth and ran about three miles, that's how it would feel wearing all this gear out in this heat today. >> reporter: in hoboken, some

tom issing track that. >> i love the clouds at least they're holding the heating rays of sun back. but as the morning goes on we'll get increasing sunshine. dry roads, hovering in the low lowlow 80s for next hour or two. then in the 90s, when you're headed back home. only a small chance of an isolated thundershower later this afternoon. right now, we're in the upper 70s and low 80s throughout most of the region with high humidity. a look at when this heat wave ends, next weather and traffic on the 1s coming up at 6:51. melissa has the delays on metro. >> still have the delays on metro. worth mentioning here again. we have yellow line delays to mount vernon square. and single-tracking between shady grove and twinbrook. a nice rolling shot of the beltway here headed up to the american legion bridge. no problems there. quantico to the beltway 26 minutes. 66 inbound to the beltway, 13 minutes. taking a look at 270 no issues. top of the beltway looking quite good. remember to listen to our friends on wtop 103.5 f.m. when you hop in your car. >>> he's a war hero because he was captured.

tom brady's legacy. >> yeah, forgive me, i think above this you have greg hardy, adrian peterson, ray rice, and the commissioner has had to put in a whole new pollsion domestic violence and started to draw lines and he seems to have felt he has no choice but to come down on tom brady, too. >> rose: do you think that was his motivation? >> yeah -- >> rose: his sense of reality? sense of reality. he's under attack for being arbitrary in a bunch of cases, and now you have an issue about the integrity of the game and i think at that point any commissioner will say we can't go further here, i have to show you who's boss. >> rose: do you buy that, rachel? >> i do. and the appeal ruling they did today, the 20 pages, 10,000 word we're all combing through it noted the performance enhancing drug suspension if in the n.f.l. is for four games. this appeal ruling from commissioner roger goodell stated that they saw it is equivalent that trying to cheat the game by use of steroid or other drugs is equivalent to trying to cheat the game with what tom brady did and that is why it is a matching four-game suspension. now, there

punishment was excessive because nfl had a rough go of it over the past year with ray rice, et cetera? sure i think tomdy and every player since that time has been punished excessively. but this is ridiculous to suspend a guy four gieames without crete proof i don't represent tom brady i am speaking as an agent car is about players rights. >> what is this going to his career, drew. >> ultimately i don't think it is having a long term effect on it. and, you know, i am confident that -- great player like this will come back, and play you know, as well as he ever has before i don't think it will affect his legacy i really don't believe that it is going to have a huge long term effect but in the short term, you know this guy is a football player, who deserves to play football, and i mean i think each involved from the nfl, to other players, should rally around him at this point -- because it is. maria: monica. >> i want to say this is not happening in a vacuum every in a broader about context what we are seeing with hillary clinton wiping server clean if independent recollecti under investigation maybe tho

. >> i think tom brady and whatever tom -- whatever is going on with roger goodell in the past, ray rice hardy, the list goes on and on, he's the commissioner, not an elected official. his boss the 32 owners who handed him $44 million for one year in 2012. the commissioner roger goodell will be just fine no matter what. it's tom brady who is the four-time super bowl champion who has players present and former literally saying as great as he is and no doubt a hall of famer we believe he tried to get an unfair advantage and in their eyes that is cheating and the fact you have your contemporaries past and present feeling that way, that is the ultimate indictment for a player, a professional athlete. >> can this keep him out of the hall of fame. >> i don't think so. it could potentially keep him as a first ballot hall-of-famer. i don't think that's going to happen. he's too phenomenal, too great, too accomplished but still when you have your colleague, contemporaries that look at you as if you've been stained and think it is legitimate that's the ultimate indictment against you. >> stephen a

tom brady did or did not deflate footballs. it will be over procedure. the nfl has lost pretty high profile cases against raye adrian peterson recently. the nfl players association certainly have some potential to put their money where their mouth is, they haven't come out and said what they are going to do they've just threatened to do it they have 20 pages and over 10,000 words of this nfl appeal document to read and then they'll come out and say what they're going to do. >> what a coincidence that tom brady destroyed the 10,000 text messages the same day. what are the odds? >> conspiracy theorists have already been all over deflategate are going to look at it further. there's no question this is going to keep going. if tom brady stays suspended for those four games, he'll come back against the colts for a game in indianapolis. the deflated footballs supposedly happened against the colts. there we go. >> there will be a game i will be texting a long. >>> a woman tackling the glass ceiling in football. jen welter will be joining the coaching staff, she's believed to be the first woman to hold a coaching pos

tom. there is a ten year collective bargaining agreement at stake here, and the way this commissioner has mucked up three suspensions, greg hardy, ray rice and adrian peterson, and been reversed, i mean the power of the commissioner himself is in question and therefore perhaps the cba itself over ten years because of frankly his incompetence. >> i agree, and i agree with the sentiments of the judge with respect to tone down the rhetoric. that's not helping anything. situation, you used the term scorched earth incendiary situation. it's not going to help anything. i wouldn't look too much into the judge's order to conduct the settlement negotiations forthwith, courts are always looking to get things off the docket. >> the nfl has told us is locked down absolute certain. the first thing the judge is, is order settlement talk. that's a man saying with immense power, he wants things fixed and that's not the status quo. >> he's saying he doesn't necessarily want the status quo. what is implicit in his words is look, i don't want as a federal judge to get in the middle of a four-game suspension. lou: too late, he's in it. >> he's in it bu

ray rice got a two-game suspension for knocking out his wife. tom brady gets a four-game suspension for supposedly deflating footballs or ordering people to deflate footballs. plus there is no evidence because the texts are gone. >> right. i think that's a big problem for the public adrian peterson can play. greg hardy, if those of us who are familiar with it read the transcript of what went on in his situation. ray rice has basically been banished from the nfl, whether it's because of what roger goodell demanded or the reality of the pr associated with signing someone like ray rice. but he deflated footballs and he is now not going to play. the fact that it's in the same conversation is somewhat inherently hypocritical and i think that's a problem for the nfl. >> thanks to both of you. i appreciate it. >>> in just about 30 minutes the secretary of state john kerry and other top obama administration officials will be on capitol hill addressing the senate armed services committee as they try to convince law makers to back a nuclear agreement with ira

ray tensing purposely killed samuel deboze. the prosecutor disputes tensing's account he was dragged by the car and forced to shoot. >>> in boston new england patriots quarterback tom brady says he will fight his four-game suspension. the penalty for his role in deflating footballs for the afc championship game was upheld by the nfl yesterday. >>> this is a live look at los angeles from our affiliate fox 11. the big story there tonight, two children suffering critical injuries when a five-story-tall pine tree fell on a group of youths. it happened near a children's museum in pasadena. six other children suffered minor injuries. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "sp >>> all 16 candidates will appear on the fox debate. >> the obsession with polls it's just counter productive at this point. at this time in new hampshire, four years ago herman cane was winning. >> candidates across the board are prepping for the next news debate. all will be invited to be on stage in the two debates. one from 5:00 to 11:00, the other from 6:00 to 10:00. an added factor the donald. john kasich tweeted about preparations. imagine a nascar driver meantly prepping for a r

tom. he has already proven he is a lucky guy. now, we are hoping he can beat the odds and find an adoptive family while he is still a little boy. his name is ray sean. he has been beating the odds against him for some time. he is not even three-years old. we are betting someone can imagine having this wonderful, adorable toddler as part of their family. at kidville in bethesda, inside the big misle gym. all that laughter was coming from raysean who was having a ball literally. 2 1/2-year-old raysean showed off his skills to stephanie the early childhood development manager. those who know him say he has beat>> he has been in care for a little more than a year. he suffered a traumatic brain injury i with he injury, which he was not expected to survive. he came into care then. he was not expected to walk. he has surpassed everything the professionals say he was not going to do. ♪ let's use our imagination ♪ ♪ help me choose our destination ♪ ♪ take me a place i never knew ♪ >> in kidville's theater room, we were showered in bubbles and sar nated serenaded by the rocking railroad band. >> he is a very energetic happy, loveable, affectionate. he h

tom brady apologized for what he did. ultimately that's what separated is the the situation. the nfl was not in a situation in the wake of the adrian peterson scenario and with what happened with rayt this. i said at the time on your show that the four-game suspension would be upheld. i think a roger goodell did the right thing for the league. he did the right thing for america. >> joe? >> i don't agree with spencer at all. first of all, spencer already said that tom did something wrong. we don't know if tom did something wrong. he made it right clear, right from the beginning, he was not going to give him the cell phone. he could have thrown it in the water. he could have sent it to the moon. it wouldn't have mattered. they were not going to get his cell phone. everybody has contradicted him of a crime. there's no roof whatsoever, nothing conclusive. no facts that say that tom brady did anything. the fact is there should never have been a compromise because you compromise and go to two games, that's an admittance that you did something wrong. i respect the fact that tom brady believes that he did not do anything wrong. there should never have been a punishment. spencer, i think y

ray tensing could face life in prison. his lawyer tells us that tensing will plead not guilty. tomted for an isis-inspired plot this week worked for an american airlines subsidiary. a source with knowledge of the case says harlem suarez was terminated in march for drug use. investigators say suarez wanted to plant a nail-filled backpack on a key west beach. his lawyer calls suarez a troubled and confused young man but not a terrorist. >>> today, jurors are expected to begin deciding the punishment for colorado theater gunman james holmes. his mother took the stand yesterday, trying to convince those jurors to spare her son's life. here's abc's brandi hitt. >> is james holmes your son? >> yes, he is. >> reporter: james holmes' parents testified in court, trying to spare their son's life. holmes' mother breaking down on the stand. >> he has a serious mental illness. schizophrenia chose him. he didn't choose it. and i still love my son. >> reporter: the same jury that convicted the 27-year-old of killing 12 people inside this colorado theater and injuring 70 others is now deciding whe

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ray rice and adrian peterson that is certainly true. but the legal theories against them or against the judgment were much more water-tight some people were arguing than they would be in tom what would you say to that? i just i don't think there's any grounds for the nfl to suspend brady, i don't think there's any precedent. as i said before i don't think the league has done a good job here of accumulating enough evidence, i don't think anyone really knows what happens. and it's not enough to suspend a player regardless of whether he's a star or not. take away his livelihood for as many as four games, it's absurd based upon the evidence that they've you know that they've put forth. and brady is -- obviously has not really done an overwhelming job of you know defending himself. but he shouldn't have to. and in this system it should be that there's guilt and then there's punishment. but there's not any proof of any guilt here. >> drew my first thought when watching bob kraft speak this morning is how roger goodell was going to react to hearing him, hearing him be so scathing against the nfl. do you think that the other owners will rally around kraft? and what could that mea

tom. >> reporter: amy, good morning to you. the lawyer for that police officer tells abc news he was fielding calls from all over the u.s. from strangers who wanted to donate to help get rayensing out of jail. it's unclear if they accepted any of that money but they did raise the necessary portion of that 1$1 million bond to get out. this morning former unarmed police officer ray tensing is a free man, bonding out of jail after more than 24 hours behind bars. tensing on a suicide watch while locked up. >> officers literally sitting in the unit with him, documents every ten minutes, we do that for high-profile prisoners when they come in. >> reporter: on thursday he appeared before a judge pleading not guilty. his attorney telling us he plans on fighting the charges. >> you understand you've been charged with one count of murder and one count of voluntary manslaughter. >> yes, your honor. >> reporter: tensing accused of killing 43-year-old samuel dubose during a traffic stop. the whole ordeal caught on body cam. >> how's it going? >> take your seat belt off. stop stop. >> reporter: after tensing fires another officer's body cam showing him on the ground. then he gets up ch

tom costello, thank you. >>> a court appearance today for a campus police officer now charged with murder in the killing of an unarmed black test university of cincinnati officer rayreleased the vid 12k3w4r6r7b8g9 debose. debose was shot in the head. the officer fired because the car took off, he says. tensing thought he was going to be dragged under it and killed. >>> a small plane crashed and burst into flames at the milwaukee airplane wednesday evening killing both people on board. the pilot pulled up after a first landing attempt. the plane came in for the second time with one wing tilted and it appeared to have hit the ground first. >>> the newest social media sensation is earl pug and beagle mix. he has a permanently frowny face. it's so adorable. his owner posted a few pictures online and animal lovers couldn't get enough. grumpy puppy has his own instagram account. got to start following him now. back to savannah. >> that reminds me of brf? >> oh, yes! >> google it. >> yeah. i won't say it again. >> all right. thank you. >>> there's a new controversy this morning tied to one of the most iconic and fancy accessories in the world. the hermes birkin handbag.

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ray rice, adrian peterson, greg hardy. one of the players in the most trouble right now and who has been in trouble in the league is tom bradyt you named who have been in domestic violence issues, child abuse issues. one man there was accused of rape. >> he was. >> it's not much of a comparison. and it's not anectdo krchlanecd. the overwhelming majority of these players, unfortunately, will be the young, black players. there was a time -- i remember with the cowboys, they had a house that they set up so that they could have affairs and all kinds of crazy things. look, charles haley is highlighting a problem that's pervasive, unfortunately, among young, black football players who, the sad part is, don't have a good familial unit that helps them to understand that when you get to that level your character will really come into play because you're going to have a lot more money and you're going to be in the spotlight. you know, i'm happy that he has done this. as he said, he did it for shock value. the sad part is, the shock value is just that, you know, the fact that he compared them to white kids. it doesn't mean that the whi