and so is taylor townsend. she's an 18-year-old tennis prodigy getting ready to play this week at wimbledon, and she's becoming a role model for young women because of comments about her image that she refused to let stop her. we get her story tonight from nbc's erica hill. >> reporter: 18-year-old taylor townsend is ready. >> i'm so excited. i love the grass. i love wimbledon. >> reporter: while the chicago native has seen victory at wimbledon as a junior, this will be her first time on the grass as a professional. if the french open is any indication, it won't be her last. >> i shocked myself at the french, to be honest. just because i didn't fully believe that i belonged in the circuit. >> reporter: a lefty who loves to play the net, townsend made it to the third round by deceiving corney, then ranked number 20 in the world. >> she has everything possible that you would want in a tennis player. i mean, she can do anything on the court. >> reporter: townsend's success as a pro also helped to prove she had com

we get her story tonight from nbc's erica hill. >> reporter: 18-year-old taylor townsend is ready. >> i love the grass. i love wimbledon. i love the all england clup. >> reporter: while she has seen victory at wimbledon as a junior, this will be her first time on the grass as a professional. though after sher showing at the french open is any indication, it won't be her last. >> i shocked myself at the french, to be honest. just because i didn't fully believe that i belong in the circuit. >> reporter: a lefty who loves to play the net, townsend made it to third round at roland garros by defeating her opponent and then ranked number 20 in the world. >> she has everything possible that you would want in a tennis player. i mean she can do anything on the court. >> reporter: townsend's success as a pro also helped to prove she had come a long way from the summer of 2012 when the usta refused to pay for her travel to the u.s. open until she got in better shape raising questions about whether it was a more diplomatic way of saying the team needed to slim down. >> whether you heard that, wha

crews are still at the home on townsend avenue near the 880/highway 92 interchange.christie, an electrical problem we understand now may have sparked the fire? >> reporter: good morning to you. firefighters are finally getting a look inside of this home and that's one of the things they'll be looking at, whether this may have been an electrical fire. but we've also been talking with neighbors this morning and they say they are in shock. this is a very nice family. the elderly woman they didn't see as much because she was in a wheelchair but they feared the worst when they saw that it was this home on fire on townsend avenue. when hayward fire arrived, they tell us that smoke and flames were pouring from the front door and window so they had to fight that. they say the aunt was inside and they had to carry her out physically but she did not make it. they think this started in a bedroom due to an electrical fire because quite a few appliances were plugged into one outlet. they also tell us that the family had a number of pets. two cats died and two birds died in the fi

. >> and pete townsend thank you for being with us and we will of course be talking to you throughout the day for reaction on this. social media has played a huge role in paying attention to this and following reaction across all platforms. >> forgive me running in the shot and it's a little chaotic as you can imagine here and let me show you the maps and what global out reach looks like in the global world and that is the a.j. trial which is all over the world and it's quarter to 6:00 on the east coast and well alive in the united states and strong through europe and asia and australia where peter greste is from and let's check the hash tag and lag we have on the ipad occasionally and that is the tree a.j. staff and the last time i saw that was on the global day of action back in february and really strong support and we thank you for all of you who are treating that and have a look briefly at hash tag.org and it will show you the trend for free a.j. staff and it is bubbling and a massive spike and looking at almost 12000 tweets per hour with the hash tag free a.j. staff and that is

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townsend heads to wimbledon in july.nasa is making progress on plans to grab a space rock right now they're is picking out asteroids that it wants' to grab from outer space that they want to study. a robotic spaceship would be used to get the the rock then dragged towards the moon. scientist say studying them will help find ways to protect the earth from asteroids. nasa plans to have an asteroid in the next 20 years so that scientists can run experiments on it. a t-v reporter in north carolina learned that cheerleading is best left to cheerleaders. watch. show them how it's done. isn't she amazing? are you ready? don't split your pants. i'm worried about your pants. did you hear that? >> with a minute, that was not a fail! that was a success. did you see it the agility? he split his pants but even then it was still impressive. >> not his first time. look at that. they may speak like a man from experience. you can't do that? >> no man who hasn't done that before ... and just saying. >> that some flexibility. >> that man i

and the mayor of albany peggy townsend has that at the age of 74.f she spent 16 years on the albany school board. >>: on monday which owes about the town that was killed by a statue in. now there's out for for the family bills visiting from utah. people inside would not forbid caisson shelton. the tool instead said this and great pain that people are donating the pot has now made it $20,000 for helping the family support. and they're donating blankets because caissons of blankets and those of the donated. west now the spreading through the bay. west nile plafond in a dead bird it will be it can be set plus or spread through mosquito bites it may call us all more cases towards the summer. news >>: that underwater >>stanley: gun is used to catch fish so they can be relocated to water that they maybe they can survive and. it's important to do this activity to move the finish, because we didn't give and a bell around it's in line to amtrak the fishery and a year or two. normally hit these fish would come back to spawn were not going to have that adult p

at a home on townsend avenue.usband were able to get out of the house alive. >>> san francisco man charged with having bomb-making materials in his home is due in court today for a bail hearing. fbi agents searched ryan chamberlain's apartment again yesterday. he was arrested this week after a nationwide manhunt. >>> the final day of practice for california chrome before he intends to become the first triple crown winner in 36 years. the thoroughbred hit the track today at belmont park in new york. no california bred horse has ever won the triple crown. he has a shot tomorrow. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> good morning. let's take you out to marin county southbound 101 pretty close to the civic center. there's an accident and stall. the accident is cleared to the right-hand shoulder but it's still slow looks like from highway 37 in novato. westbound 580 lighter than normal but still heavy traveling through livermore. mass transit including ace, muni, bart and your ferries are all on t

it happened on townsend avenue just before 1:00 this morning.a neighbor who saw firefighters race into the burning home. >> good morning. thank you for joining us i'm brian flores in for dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. >> we have mostly cloudy skies on the coast. there is an awful lot of fog out there. or a good amount of fog. however you want to look at it. low clouds, breezy inland. coast, fog, sunny breezy. it will be a little cooler today. we'll have a stronger component of a westerly breeze. it will be a tough day to get that warm. i will stay in the 60s for many. starting off mostly cloudy. cloudy and 55 degrees. there is a lot of fog there. it's getting helped along. weak system going right over us. 50s on the temp. 54-55. san jose at 53. but a westerly breeze more toward napa and also concord and 22 gusting to 31 at travis. that is really a sure sign there will be cooler air spilling into the delta as well. look at l fog. with that in mind we have a morning fog forecast and it will be sunny. 50s over by some of the coasts. and

. >>> joining me now are cnn analysts fran townsend and former fbi and cia senior official phillip mudgent in charge robert mcfadden. robert, abby khattala is aboard the uss new york and being interrogated. you questioned a lot of terror suspects. can you take us inside? how does it work? >> the way it would be working right now, you of course, have the a level interrogation team that's out there. first thing first, the subject with the medical clearance, i'm sure that was taken care of. everything we heard about it was that it was a very clean pickup. so once the medical is over, then the team, the interrogation team makes an engagement with the subject and starts on what we refer to usually as an operational cord to get to the matters out hand. >> when you said matters at hand, are investigators more interested in actionable intelligence and information he may know about events that may take place, rather than what happened at the consulate? >> absolutely. think of it in exactly those terms, anderson. it's about national level security requirements and intelligence requirements at th

following breaking news right now in hayward where an elderly woman has died in a house fire near townsend avenue and highway 92 interchange. christie smith just arrived. >> reporter: two people made it out, a husband and a wife, and they were able to tell firefighters that an aunt, an elderly aunt was still inside the home. firefighters say first, though, they had to try and put this fire out. you can see how badly damaged this small home is and they say that smoke and flames were pouring out of both of the front windows and also the front door. so right now what they are doing is everything is out but they are waiting to go inside. they sprayed a lot of foam in there. they want that to die down before they can take a look inside. they are looking at a couple of possible of causes, including possibly an electrical fire. it started at about 1:00 this morning. hayward firefighters arrived very quickly. they put it out quickly. the couple made it out but, again, told the crew that the wife's aunt was still inside. they tried to rescue her. unfortunately, they were not able to. at this point,

incredible what they have done in the neighborhood and it also, and there is a mention of reverend townsend who is also a stal ward in the western edition and worked with as a prosecutor as many did who is an incredible man and my son worked a summer with him and i taught him some things that took about two years to erase but it was a worth while event and someone to say that they should be on the, you know, on the board as opposed to others it is just wrong. >> dr. marshall. >> for me, just a great report, and i mean really to see these numbers and you can't argue with numbers. you can't argue with numbers. and so when i see, you know, percentages that, it is the, and the crime has gone down, here to date and knowing of course, you know, that it can escalate at some point, and it is funny, i know that the public might want and why are you giving and it is my issue with the officers. when the crime is led you get all of the blame, to me on the other side when it is down, you should be giving the credit. and so i am always done that. and i obviously there is a lot of good things going on and

hayward animal services took away several animals from the townsend avenue backyard. including duck, cat, a chicken and a chi chi what the owner did not survive the flames. a they were inside when the fires started around 2:00 a.m. >> we turned on our water hoses and sprayed the water on the grass to make sure the grass didn't light up. >> the couple escaped. the wheelchair bound woman did not. she was in the back bedroom where firefighters battled flames to get to her and carried her how. >> very tragic. when i came out here and she was there, i was shocked. i even had to ask did everybody make it is? and they kind of look this way and, no they didn't. >> they rarely saw her over the past ten years. it appears the fire started in the front bedroom where the man lived. several appliances including a mini refrigerator a microwave. and others were plugged into the outlets. >> you can't overload circuits. i'm not sure if that was the cause here. but just seeing that, it increasings your possibility of starting a fire in your home. >> the fire marshal says it that take at

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on townsend avenue. two other residents of the home were displaced. reporter anne makovec is heading to the scene right now. >>> 5:02 now. classes canceled today at seattle pacific university up in the north weather after a gunman opened fire killing one person injuring two others. it happened yesterday afternoon. witnesses say 26-year-old aaron ybarra walked into the science building armed with a shotgun and knife and after he shot three people, other students finally took him down. >> a student monitor who works inside of that facility observed the suspect reloading the shotgun and was able to stop the individual at that point, pepper sprayed that person then got them to the ground. >> a 19-year-old man was killed, 20-year-old woman in critical condition. the other victim is in stable condition. the accused shooter has been booked and faces murder charges. he was not a student at the university. >>> a bill to stop sexual assault on college campuses moves forward in sacramento. kpix 5's keit do is live at san jose state. this legislation is essential

this is on townsend avenue in hayward. and wife made it out alive after trying unsuccessfully to fight the fire with a broken extinguisher. it was the wife's elderly aunt who died. >> she was wheelchair-bound so the only way for her to get out would have been to come through the fire and unfortunately, she wasn't able to do that. >> reporter: so how did firefighters get her? >> uhm, they -- they extricated her by, uhm, uhm, carrying her outside. >> reporter: when they got outside, they tried to do cpr but she died here at the scene. it looks like the fire started in the front bedroom where the husband was sleeping. firefighters say there were a lot of electrical cords in and out let so that's where they are focusing their investigation this morning. also, several family pets died, two birds and at least one cat. live in hayward, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> thank you. >>> time for weather now. 6:31. a big weekend and we're going to get hot, i guess, right? >> yes. away from the bay to the inland areas. temperatures in the low

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all that remains of the home on townsend avenue is a burned-out shell. a couple that lives there woke up to flames about 1 a.m. they escaped after trying unsuccessfully to put the fire out. the wife's wheelchair-bound aunt was trapped inside. a neighbor watched it happen this morning. >> i talked to the fireman and i said, did you guys bring three elderly people out? he told me, yeah. so i was kind of relieved. not two minutes later they drug her out and laid her on my lawn here. >> four pets inside the house died as well, two cats, two birds. firefighters believe an electrical problem likely sparked the fire. >>> a large fire is burning in the sack sacramento. the hay king -- in the sacramento valley. the hay kingdom fire started last night in the town of winters. it's expected to burn throughout the day. a fire at the same location last fall did millions of dollars of damage. >>> an unusual solution to the problem of campus sex assaults. a state lawmaker has filed a bill that would require students to give consent before having sex. kiet do on how stud

he joins me with former bush homeland security adviser fran townsend.in the program who said you shouldn't overestimate the impact of foreign fighters here, that this is an iraqi operation. that being said, there is a foreign component here. it is very important. how concern ready u.s. intelligence officials about that sort of foreign legion as part of the isis contingent, and about the possibility of them returning to the united states and europe and sowing the seeds of terror? >> anderson, having spoken to lots of folks in the intelligence community at very senior levels, they emphasize that look, the numbers vary in terms of estimates of foreign fighters. anywhere from say about 11,000 to over 20,000 foreign fighters. that there is a real concern that this is the single greatest threat outside of sort of the core terrorism. you know, we often hear about al qaeda in the arabian pence, that will yemen group. but the focus right now is that this is a very real threat. we recently saw an american suicide bomber killed inside of syria. the worry is that t

the fire started at 1:00 this morning at a home on townsend avenue near banberry street. a husband and wife who live in the home woke up to the smell of smoke and saw flames in the bedroom. they tried to put it out and then ran out of the house. their elderly aunt in bed and is wheel chair bound was trapped in the bedroom. firefighters got her out of the house but were unable to resuscitate her. >> it's like a movie. you have all of these fire trucks out here. people running around. it's kind of tough. it kind of hurts, you know. >> a fire captain says in the room where the fire started there was a refrigerator, mike crow wave, stereo, fans and a -- microwave, stereo, fans and a heater all plugged into the same outlet. they believe that my have overloaded and sparked the fire. >>> violence at schools across the nation is prompting a plan to bring armed police officers back to school campuses in one east bay city. we're live in concord where the mayor is getting involved. good afternoon, cristina. >> reporter: i just got off the phone with a mt. diablo school board member

the fire started at 1:00 this morning at a home on townsend avenue.and a wife woke up to the smell of smoke and saw flames in a friend bed rule. they grabbed a fear extinguisher. it department work. and when firefighters arrived flames were shooting out. the elderly aunt was trapped in another bedroom. she was in bed and wheelchair bound. firefighters had to go through the flames to rescue her. they carried her outside, performed cpr but were unable to resuscitate her. >> i was pretty shaken last night. like one the kid said, this is like a movie. all of these fire trucks out here. people running around. it's kind of tough. it kind of hurts, you know. >> reporter: the husband was taken to the hospital and was treated for chest pain. the wife is being helped by the red cross because at this point, they lost their belongings, the husband is unlivable. we're told two cats and two birds and two doves were found dead. firefighters found other animals that did survive. they found ducks, pigeonses in the back -- pigeons in the backyard. animal control is on

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i want to bring in cnn national security analyst fran townsend, former adviser to president bush andmember of the external advisory board. peter king, a key member of the house intelligence committee and homeland security committee thought this guy should be sent to gitmo, to guantanamo bay and instead he's coming here to washington, d.c., and will make an appearance after a long boat ride in a federal court. what would have been smarter? >> look, the most important thing is the interrogation that's going on right now. let's put aside for a second whether to a military commissioner at trial, the fact is what you really care about is what information you can get from him now about other whos may have been involved in the benghazi attack and what their roles were? what contacts they've had, who their associates are and it's that sort of intelligence and you get that without regard to the criminal case against him because you're not going to use that in a criminal prosecution. look, the president's been very clear, agree or disagree, by the way, both president obama and president obama

going to japan for the first time, going to tokyo for the first time, to what eric clapton and pete townsend reigning guitar gods of england. what they must have gone through the week that jimi hendrix came to town. you hear about it, you go see it. a whole window opens up into a whole new thing. and you think, what does this mean? what do i have left to say? what do i do now? >> welcome to tokyo. you are not invited. this is the other tokyo. 12-hour flight and i'm baked. no sleep. might as well -- must -- go out. ♪ the kabukicho district near my hotel has the advantage of being where the subterranean life, the repressed ids of the japanese male, and some female too, comes out to play. joining me is japanese film producer and production manager maso sokubel. always a good sign when protective chains separate entertainers from the soon-to-be entertained, right? prepare yourself for the greatest show in the history of entertainment. >> a long time ago on a planet far away -- ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> no. no, it can't be over! not yet. no! but yet -- yet it is. with a series of chaste high fives with the hard

negro is on the board and there is another board that they met with that involved cheryl davis and townsend and who else is on the secret board and i am kind of upset now because i have put my records together and the people on that board is to watch out for the people like myself and activists but i am here to stand up and say i have weathered the storm marshall, commissioner you have known and i have been during this commission as longs you have been here, and this is unacceptable and disrespectful that you don't come in our community and it is disrespectful that the black community that we have the police and we don't have no relationship with the police. i was here when we had the police board and i am appalled, and you get a f. and northern station gets an f. ask if he met with us and the black people and not the people in the city and mentioned davis and the more magic got an f, d this year, and that does not mean that is serving our community. and i am sick and tired of you all, and i am sick and tired of coming up here. i want you to come to the community. to get this, don't mean no

clinton livermore's still 87 fairfield pre warm their 67 is on the state's shoreline succeed don townsendiscuss well up in the north in the '70s and '80s. a stark contrast and was often at 9 is up there today >> : big event in some law raised by this weekend nascar racing and swanson that a bigger it does not sunshine and afternoon temperatures running at 70 weather not so bad as again and again one clear up there tomorrow three temperatures remain about the same for sunday will start arming slightly into early next week nothing too hot temperatures topping out in the upper 80s >> : still had been over so- called google bosses and we also continue out and saw county. photographs tells story of a dramatic cliffside rescue how state firefighters risk injury and ordered to sail horse and see wasnt a starting next month people will be able to park for free again as the differences go parking meters on sunday well be our agency what maybe it may be in austin yesterday however several exceptions to the change people have to pay meters if they are parking near the port a severance is go year fis

so back to the uncivilized actions to the townsend they burned and looted, he said we are far more civilized. is general ross ahead of his time? what was going on? >> i am far from an expert of the war of 1812. i do nothing ross was ahead of his time. i think ross, burning the civilian house? not to burning everything else? no, there is an argument to be made for only limiting your destruction to private buildings. i would say that with sherman, the vast majority of buildings or structures that the men burned were not private homes, but -- the places they gave material support to the confederacy barnes, gin houses, cotton. they burned remarkably few houses. one of the areas i explore in my book, it is in fact all of the different reasons that house s along sherman's root were saved. you cannot have it both ways. you cannot cash undercutting the 50 miles walked in having dozens of antebellum halls -- home surviving. there is a reason why this house was spared or this house was spared. >> hard to follow. i'm also a tour guide. i take people passed the statue of the guy on the horse. you mentio

chicago- native taylor townsend lost her first round match at wimbeldon. and at the world cup... uruguay, colombia and greece all won. but jozy altidore will miss team u-s-a's game against germany tomorrow. >> good morning. we have seen enough grain so far for this month but more is coming today not a good chance just widely scattered showers. we should dry out of it. we will make the '70s. >> everything is looking good. a few lingering construction projects out there will talk about more in the next two minutes. >> still more to come. including the aldermen speaking about his cancer diagnosis. the mad and a cat is rescued after being intentionally injured by a firework. >> and a girl who was stabbed by her friends has a message for supporters. >> and one man has a big >> and oni will light up every room i walk into. [ female announcer ] olay presents the new regenerist luminous collection. renews surface cells to even skin tone. in just two weeks, see pearlescent, luminous skin. new regenerist luminous. from olay. your best beautiful. oll, we say ♪ olay. ♪ we want you to be okay

we have been asking townsend us pictures from what you did this weekend. weather was so beautiful. it was fathers day. what did you do. >> fathers day started off with t ball and this is aaron, out in the field. well, check this out. >> it is christmas. >> way to show off picture. this was christmastime and these are my kids. >> okay. >> okay. >> i just wanted to show jack my son to point out, we had pictures. he is on a t ball team. out there on the field with her pink glove. they let every kid hit every inning. she was last. she was last hitter on have the last inning of the last game of the season and she got the hit the walk off home run. >> what did you get for fathers day. >> nothing. >> this has come up a couple time. >> not even a hug. >> that is a problem. >> i am filling in for mike. kacie, sue and i were talking about how we thought, i think quincy was weighing in as well, just a homemade fathers day card is a cool gift. we are talking about how corny those store bought cards would be. they didn't take a hint. i didn't get a homemade card. it was an oversight. i think my

one person they did rescue and brought outside, she ended up dying at the scene on townsend avenue.go to video we shot a little bit earlier this morning. this all happened at 1:00 a.m.. a husband and a wife woke up because they started feeling heat, smelling smoke. the wife went and grabbed a fire extinguisher in the garage and tried to put the fire out but the fire extinguisher wasn't working. it's unknown if they heard any smoke alarms but they were able to quickly exit the house but the elderly aunt was left inside and when firefighters arrived on scene, they had to challenge to put the fire out while another crew tried to rescue here. >> she was wheelchair bound so the only way for her to get out would have been to come through the fire. and unfortunately she wasn't able to do that. >> reporter: how did firefighters get her? >> they extricated her by carrying her outside. >> reporter: a fire captain told me that woman was in her bed and she was trapped. and once they brought her outside, they tried to resuscitate her and do cpr but it was unsuccessful. as i mentioned she eed up

. >> fran townsend, appreciate you both being on. >> thank you. >>> up next, the mayor of london saysh prime minister tony blare has gone mad with the claims the 2003 invasion of iraq is not the reason for chaos in the country right now. is mr. blare requiting history? i'll ask tony blare ahead. narrator: these are the skater kid: whoa narrator: that got torture tested by teenagers and cried out for help. from the surprised designers. who came to the rescue with a brilliant fix male designer: i love it narrator: which created thousands of new customers for the tennis shoes that got torture tested by teenagers. the internet of everything is changing manufacturing. is your network ready? when folks think about wthey think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that

married edith randolph and morgan took up with her best friend, who was a woman named adelaide louisa townsend, who was quite a wonderful person, not as beautiful as edith whitney--edith randolph whitney, but very energetic and full of life and a real match for him in her appreciation of art and travel, and she was sort of a wonderful spirit. i met someone who had actually known her, an older woman who knew her. and also i met--i eventually met her grandson, which was a lot of fun 'cause he could tell me quite a lot about her life and the house that she lived in on park avenue. and he said that there was a special back entrance for mr. morgan and that the children were told to disappear when mr. morgan arrived. i mean, there--because--as i say, because morgan died so long ago, it was hard to find people who actually had memories of any of this, and that was thrilling. c-span: here's a picture of a dining event, and you can see mr. morgan there on the right, and who's the lady on the left? >> guest: actually, morgan's in the center, toward the rear of the picture, in the back. c-span: oh, in th

will zoom into new castle county delaware and we will see heavy rain around middletown right now, townsend getting lighter rain in upper darby there is some rain. marple in delco, netter providence all those places getting heavier rain. it is lighter in pottstown and if you are in jim thorpe, they just had a big old thunderstorm there is in more flood advisory in east affect but 71 is our current temperature, 90 percent relative humidity, and poor visibility at philly international and places north of the city, it is better down by the shore, the visibility. eighty-four is our high with showers and thunderstorms popping up any time but most likely this afternoon and this evening. we have fog forming again, kacie after midnight. >> repeat again tomorrow. >> yes. >> all right. >> thanks sue. >> lets head out to i-95 at girard. 7:34 right now. things are getting better, roadways drying out. that is good news. east falls one accident here has cleared out, lincoln drive at kelly drive. if we head out to 295 we have a bad idea. on vehicle off the roadway there. at that scene 35 miles an hour. st

we have been asking townsend us pictures from what you did this weekend. weather was so beautiful.s fathers day. what did you do. >> fathers day started off with t ball and this is aaron, out in the field. well, check this out. >> it is christmas. >> way to show off picture. this was christmastime and these are my kids. >> okay. >> okay. >> i just wanted to show jack my son to point out, we had pictures. he is on a t ball team. out there on the field with her pink glove. they let every kid hit every inning. she was last. she was last hitter on have the last inning of the last game of the season and she got the hit the walk off home run. >> what did you get for fathers day. >> nothing. >> this has come up a couple time. >> not even a hug. >> that is a problem. >> i am filling in for mike. kacie, sue and

. >> is it the ceo we hold accountable on all of this or what about the cfo bruce townsend, the highestinancial officer of the corporations out there in the whole country and now you've got two big boo boos on the balance sheet. don't we hold him accountable? >> someone has to be held accountable. bill, the point again is this bank that has literally been shaken apart because they have been restructuring in a slow death march for the last five, six years, they didn't do it quickly. they are almost done. i mean, the good news is that bank of america is almost done with the process, but it's been extremely costly, and investors have been waiting and they are frustrated, and i think that to me is, why much like citi, we need a strong operator who really has credentials as an operator. i don't think you would say that about moynihan. he's been learning on the job, to be fair, and i also think that the board has got to at some point do something to say to investors, look, we're going to build this bank. >> so you're saying moynihan should go, chris? >> i think the board needs to have a trans

this man holds three levels of significance so let's get into that with franck townsend, cnn nationalser under the bush administration and also on the, personal advisory boards for the cia and dhs so you should know about this. three levels of significance. what he knows about benghazi, what he knows about bad guys in the area and perhaps most importantly what he knows about what was planned next. let's start with that one because that would be more pressing. what is the speculation there about future plans that he may have been connected to? >> well, it's interesting, chris, because he did all these press interviews, including with arwa damon and then went very dark. he realized that he was being target targeted and the question is how close to imminent planning did re-remain, right? how many people did he see? if he removed himself to avoid capture he may not have a lot of information about current planning and ongoing attacks. >> we get that they were trying to make the case, but this isn't some garden variety homicide where you want to make sure the bad guy doesn't get away. why d

flames were pouring out of the windows and doors when they got to townsend avenue around 1:00 this morningors say they are shocked and saddened. >> i walked down here and looked at the officer and said, did everybody get out? he said, no, unfortunately not. >> and did you know that it was probably the woman in the wheelchair? >> oh, yeah. because she was right here. i didn't even notice it when i asked him. >> tough day for them. several pets inside the home were also killed. firefighters are being looking into an electrical issue as the possible cause. time to check the forecast. better news there. christina. >> this morning it's cool enough for a coat but if you can take 58 degrees, you don't need one any longer. we have a hot day shaping up for you. even in the 70s. 92 out in the extreme east bay. 86 degrees in san jose. we're going to chime even more so as you get into your weekend. if you're looking for the cool spot, the beach is the place to be. 82 degrees is on saturday and sunday. choice conditions out there as well. that means we're going to see the triple digits in the extreme e