laura and tracey, are you going to make it tough on him? absolutely.bout to find out, aren't we? good luck. here we go. the jeopardy! t read for you. and these are the categories... yes, the popular tv show... with the letter "p" in quotation marks. we all know what those mean... a.j., where? let's start with, uh, let's eat thai for $200. what are noodles? i'll take "30 rock" for $200, please. who is lorne michaels? no. laura or tracey? laura? who is tina fey? picked the obvious one. (laughs) i'e "30 rock" for $400. who is alec baldwin? um, let's eat thai for $400. what is a pepper? be more specific? what is a... thai pepper? well, we'll give you it on "pepper." it's a chili pepper. go again. uh, let's eat thai, $600. what is soup? let's eat thai, $800. what iy? uh, let's eat thai, $1,000. what are soybeans? no. tracey or a.j.? made from fermented fish. a.j., back to you. um, 8-letter crossword clues, $200. what is porridge? 8-letter, $400. what is practice? uh, 8-letter, $600. what is paradise? i'll take "30 rock" for $600. who is tracy morgan? tracy

it was a very emotional day for tracey martin. he teared up while he was at the microphone speaking about the legacy of his son. he said he would not give up fighting for the memory of trayvon until he died. he also said he would also fight for the sons of those in the crowd. i also spoke one-on-one with tracey martin and asked him how he felt about the support that he was receiving throughout the nation. >> it was overwhelming. it just goes to show the love and the support that our families and friends have for us here in miami as well as across the country. and it sends a message to the nation that we're not going to sit back and let our children be killed and don't say anything about it. >> after the demonstration was done, some of those in the crowd decided to go on a march. their initial plan was to block the i-95, which is a major interstate highway that runs through miami. those plans changed. they did eventually go to police headquarters only to come back here to the courthouse. while they were here, don, the message was v

tracey on the board with $2,400. she's gonna go first in double jeopardy!losed captioning sponsored in part by... all right, tracey, takek at these categories as we get the double jeopardy! round started. we start off with... not "30 rock"... ooh... all of those letters coming up in each correct response. where would you like to start? don't mess with taxes, $400. what is the luxury tax? i'll take 30s rock for $400, please, alex. who is dylan? bob dylan. uh, 30s rock. what is "brick house"? $1,200, 30s rock. what is guns n' roses? no. good guess, but it was 38 special. a.j., back to you. 30s rock $1,600. what is thirty seconds to mars? uh, 30s rock, $2,000. who is the dave matthews band? and you add to your lead. you're at an even $10,000 now. let's go with, uh, nixon's enemies list for $400. what is united artists? uh, nixon, $800. who is namath? uh, nixon, $1,200. what is the "washington post"? uh, nixon, $1,600. who is goldwater? uh, nixon, $2,000. who is jane fonda? for $2,000. don't mess with taxes, $800. what is a stamp tax? no. laura. what is a tarif

tracey martin said, "their peaceful support gave him strength." and in atlanta.d not deter demonstrators, who chanted "no justice for travon." the crowd there echoing the sentiments expressed by so many across america in the aftermath of the shooting. once the george zimmerman verdict was read.oakland saw destructive protests saturday, sunday and monday nights. now police have released new video and images of some of the vandals who have yet to be identiefied. you can see in this video a man on a bike kicking and denting a car. other photos show people trying to break the windows of businesses in the downtown area. some people were also caught on camera spray painting the ground.trayvon martin. another throwing a trash can towards a store window. if you know who any of these people are. oakland police would like to hear from you. >> while we have some fog there are some clear skies. also, the mood is getting full and you will see less of it as we go for it this evening. the club's coming off the ocean. san francisco, alameda and it is chilly! 50s. it is warmer in

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she was present when tracey martin was interviewed. >> trayvon martin's dad? >> yes. his father heard the tape and said that is not my son. that changed. and there was a interview of trayvon martin's mother and brother and witnesses that is unusual to hear of. and the mother identified trayvon's voice. the defense will bripg out that that father didn't think so. >> is that what the case is hinging on? >> no. if machine concludes the voice, but the problem is no one can do. that at the jury will not give all that much weight on the parade of witnesses who say what it is. no one heard him before. >> the prosecution had to prove that there was a malice or ill will on the part of joefrj zimmerman if they want to convict him of second-degree murder. you don't think they did that? >> no. it doesn't matter. it matters if the six people on the jury think they did. i don't think the utterances and so far removed from the shooting anyway and under their breath would stout hate and second-degree murder. it doesn't mean the jury will not convict. >> to be convicted for manslaught

so hour by hour tonight, low clouds surge way inland past livermore so tracey,stockton. all of this very lickly including drizzle for tomorrow morning, and sunshine for around lunchtime, and that sea breeze keeping things cool around san francisco around oakland. drizzle in the south bay tomorrow and high temperatures still running very cool for this time of area. monday and tuesday probably the coolest days of the week ahead. even now areas south of downtown san jose. low to mid 80s. cooler in dublin as you go down. now you're back in the 60s around oakland and berkeley. low 70s in the north bay. the first half of the week morning mist and drizzle at times. as we pass wednesday, you will see a change here in the seven day forecast. as we move into the first weekend of august, and you know it's time because we have our first pre season football game. 80s and 90s. >> that is just crazy, thank you, rob. >> dozens of bay area brides get a break on their wedding gowns for a good cause. sofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're

cbs reporter ben tracey explains it is still pretty tough for those without work. >> we need to have a great attitude everyday because we're going to be facing a lot of customers. >>reporter: william borders, jr. is hoping to land his first job in more than two years. the former real estate broker and financial adviser is now training to be a bus driver in los angeles. >> not to belittle the job at all, but did you ever expect yourself to be training to drive a bus? >> no. that was so far from my mind in terms of employment. >>reporter: how badly do you want this job and how badly do you need this job? >> i need it badly. i want it very badly. >>reporter: most of the new jobs added to the economy are in industries such as leisure and hospitality, retail and healthcare. many are part time. and the struggle remains for the long-term unemployed. the 4.3 million americans without work for more than 27 weeks. did you ever stop looking? >> there was periods that i stopped, you know, because i thought, well, maybe there's just not any jobs out there. i stopped one time for almost six months

earlier this morning trayvon martin' father tracey martin spoke at the vigil in miami.s mother is to address supporters here in new york. let's go to the vigil at the moment in los angeles. with a good morning to you, 9:30 your time, talk about the mood there as this justice for trayvon martin gets under way. >> reporter: good morning to you, alex. you are looking at the crowd. it is a growing crowd of about 200 at this point. the mood is very positive, very upbeat, and very strong. i spoke to organizers. they have stressed that this is going to be a nonviolent rally. in fact, they've been having meetings all week long with the lapd and the department of justice and, again, have assured law enforcement that this will remain peaceful. the lapd for its part has added extra security patrols here on bicycle and motorcycle. they're also putting out extra squad cars. again, hundreds have gathered out here as you can probably see. they've also blocked off the street here in front of the federal building. but again, so far so good. this is a peaceful rally. >> stephanie, with r

>> traceie, thank you for that. we'll be watching all of this as it plays out. if you are planning on getting out of town this long holiday weekend, you are not alone. aaa expects more than 40 million americans to pack the roads over the next few days. while the highways may be crowded there is some good news. gas prices are at a five-month low. averaging $3.48 a gallon. and if you are staying in the city to watch some fireworks or take in a concert, you can expect a stepped up police presence. security is being beefed up around the country, including in major cities like boston and the nation's capital. >>> firefighters are finally starting to get an upper hand on that massive wildfire in arizona. the yarnell hill fire is now 45% contained. that is way up from 0% containment just two days ago. and while it is positive news, an investigation into what caused the deaths of 19 firefighters earlier this week is just beginning. nbc's jennifer byork li n has more from the front lines. >> reporter: a sad caravan bringing out an impromptu honor guard as the vehicles th

travon's father, tracey martin, spoke to demonstrators who gathered sang and waved signs. tracey martin said, "their peaceful support gave him strength." chanted "no justice for travon." the crowd there echoing the sentiments america in the aftermath of the shooting. coming up on kron 4 news weekend.an earthquake in new zealand and a new king in world news. gate bridge hehhohow big?g?aid it's big. rerealallyly big. tetellll h him to send a pic. nonoo!o!! ! ok..... whwhoaoa.. whwhoaoa.. itit's's jack's big stack. twoj, ststacked with onion rings,ststs alall l ststacked on toasted so. ohoh, , tetell her i'm easy... .....'.'cacause of the drive-. an investigation reveals agricultural pesticide is responsible for killing 23 children in india this week. the poison found in a free school lunch also sent another 25 to the hospital authorities say the food was cooked with oil kept in the same container as the the levels were five times normal, according to police. >> "the peak area of the poisonous substance in the oil was more than five times in comparison to the commercial prepa

>> what i say is what i told sybrina and tracey.old them, i said i listened to the sheriff's press conference yesterday and he noted all these changes that have been made in the wake of the shooting of trayvon martin, and there's a victory in that. there was a child died and i think that because people took to social media and because 2.2 million americans signed a petition on change.org and demanded not in an effort to persecute george zimmerman but in an effort to say that a black 17-year-old child should be able to walk home from the store and not be shot. so i think for the people who did that, i don't want them to be discouraged because i think they may have saved the life of another child because i think that from now on, if there is someone that wants to follow someone with a gun, i think they'll think twice about it. and so for those people, i say thank you for everything, and sanford has changed for the better. and i think that you know, there is grace and dignity in what these people did in the peaceful protests. >> thank

each was a younified theme tracey martin thanked the crowd for the prayers and laying out what must change because of his son's death. >> make sure that any protest against violence. (inaudible) >> come together he said. ryan in one of those demonstrations in new york city. brian? >> over 500 pom gathered in downtown new york city today and thousands more nationwide, holding signs, trayvon martin cut out posters and bags of skittles to speak about against racial profiling and stand your ground laws. trayvon's mother was emotional while addressing the crowd. >> trayvon is not here to speak for himself. it is important that you spoke up for these children. trayvon. >> and supporters held hands and parade together and said the vigil was about prevent another trayvon situation from happening again. people came from new york from all over the country. one woman was so moved she grabbed a justice for trayvon poster and joined the crowd. this vigil was a shift from anger to purposeful healing and moving forward. >> i think now, the focus is more so on trying to prevent it from every happening aga

in miami tracey martin thanked the crowd.ther addressed reporters in new york city. a wave of violence sweeping over central iraq. at least 46 people were killed today in the series of attacks since the start of ramma dan. seven coordinated car bombings tock place on various streets where people had gathered to socialize after breaking the fast. >> you are watching fox. back to huckabee. ♪ (applause) >> well, there is a lot of out rage over the current rolling stone mag zone cover. many claim it glamorizes the bombing suspect. dzhokhar tsarnaev and giving him rock star treatment. he is not a rock star. we'll not she the cover. this is when jim morrison was on the cover. by the way jim morrison was a rock star. dzhokhar tsarnaev is not a rock star. he is a murderer and monster. sergeant shawn murphy was so enraged by the rolling stone cover. he released the photos of tsarnaev's capture. what rolling stones did was wrong. this guy is evil. this is the real boaston bomber. not someone fluffed in rolling stone magzon. sergeant mu

. >> calling dec tracey. >> okay boys let's go. >> dick tracy calling hem lock holmes. >> go ahead, tracys fall, apple applied to trademark the term iwatch in japan, which makes me to think this dick tracy is about to make a big global splash and soon, how big a market for talking watches, apple could make it, what do you think, dom? >> look at price of stock for apple. it has had a decent fall. neil: a little bit of a bounce back. >> a little bit. really about margins, iphones and ipads, you know a lot of competitivors are coming in cutting off sales forcing app told grease its margins, they have to find a new it product, watch, 60% margin for industry average. neil: really. >> 60% average margin, if you can get in that market, that is a $6 billion market that could help the bottom line. neil: what about costume watches i get my wife -- she is not watching ? >> roll ex is such, but no. this is a high margin area. we heard a lot about itv not come through yet,. neil: what do you think gary. >> i'm a little worried they are finally hitting the wall, a normal watch is $6% margin, putting in

first and foremost, over half -- -- on behalf of tracey martin and sabrina fulton, who were just heartbrokenalthough zimmerman has been acquitted. martin's family still has the option of filing a civil wrongful death lawsuit. >>> outrage in oakland after the verdict. you shall looking at cell phone video taken this morning of the damage done to businesses near 20th and broadway. overnight protesters vandalized several businesses, smashing out windows and spray painting anti-zimmerman tags. officers in riot gear were maintaining a presence overnight to deal with unruly crowds. >> workers at oakland international airport will hold a one-day strike. it comes at fast-food workers and other employees protest what they call unfair labor practices. they say they faced retaliation by their employers earlier this year when they tried to form a union. >>> the city of san jose is considering a law that would ban styrofoam containers in restaurants. tomorrow the city's environmental services department will host their second informational meeting for restaurant operators. it will provide information abo

first and foremost, over half of tracey martin and saw bena fulton, who were just heartbroken. >> althoughimmerman has been aquisted. martin's family still has the option of filing a civil wrongful death lawsuit. >>> outrage in oakland after the verdict. here is video from sky 7hd. protesters marching through downtown streets. at some point things got out of hand with protesters vandalizing businesses by smashing out windows and setting small fires. officers in riot gear maintained a presence on streetsover night to deal with unruly crowds. >>> tomorrow two juries will begin deliberation necessary the beating and rape of a girl at richmond high school. the two men are on trial for the 2009 gang rape of a 16-year-old girl on campus during their homecoming dance. the 22 and 23-year-old men are being tried in the same courtroom. each defend has his own jury, which will deliberate separately. if convicted both men face life in prison. four others have also been charged in this case. two have already accepted plea deals. >>> happening today nonunion workers will hold a one-day strike t comes as

. >> tracey martin wiped away tears from today's testimony. >> i started screaming as louds i could help. >> george zimmerman said it's his voice the night he shot and killed martin. he's pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder saying he acted in self-defense. recording was at the center of the presentation by the defense. friends were asked the same question about the same audio recording. and gave the same answer. >> yes, definitely that's georgy. >> i thought it was george. >> "the voice" screaming on the tape is george zimmerman. >> during cross-examination the state stressed each witness is a strong supporter of zimmerman. several have donated to his defense fund. one couple wrote a book about the incident and said they will donate the profits to zimmerman. another brought him clothes and cooked him dinner. >> you would agree there's a bias there on behalf of george zimmerman because of your friendship? >> he's my very dear friend, i think of him as a son. >> also during the cross [ bleep ] prosecutors played zimmerman's initial call to the police the tape the state has entered i

first and foremost, over half of -- on behalf of tracey martin and sabrina fulton, who were just heartbroken. >> although zimmerman has been acquitted. martin's family still has the option of filing a civil wrongful death lawsuit. >>> outrage in oakland after the verdict. this is video from sky 7hd. you see protesters marching through the downtown streets. at some point things got out of hand with protesters vandalizing businesses by smashing out windows and setting small fires. officers in riot gear maintained a presence on streets overnight to deal with unruly crowds. >> happening today, nonunion workers at oakland international airport will hold a one-day strike. it comes at fast-food workers and other employees protest what they call unfair labor practices. they say they faced retaliation by their employers earlier this year when they tried to form a union. >>> the city of san jose is considering a law that would ban styrofoam containers in restaurants. tomorrow's the city's environmental services department will host their second informational meeting for restaurant operators. in an eff

tracey marks, says andrea also shares some of the blame for what she calls the explosion of madness in her interactions with him kind of planted the seed for his delusions. >> reporter: prosecutors say there were no delusions, just a methodical, premeditated plot to kill rusty. >> he stalked him. which gun to use? well, let me see. should i stab him? should i shoot him? should i run him over with a car? >> reporter: and what was happening in andrea's head? she denies an affair, but even her former close friend shayna citron didn't believe her. >> did andrea admit or deny an affair with her boss at that time, after the murder? >> denied it. >> when she told you, "no," did you believe her? >> no, but my heart really wanted to believe her. >> but you didn't believe her? >> no. >> thank you, ma'am. >> reporter: citron's testimony led to a jaw-dropping moment of courtroom drama. when she left the stand, andrea stood and gave her a long warm hug in front of the jury. but outside the courtroom, where the jury couldn't see, andrea approached her again. citron's lawyer, jay abt, witnessed what

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law enforcement and concluded that no one hooey he said after speaking with trayvon martin's father traceythat the father understood why there was no charges. in his police report he recommended second-degree murder charges before settling on medicals charges and then said he was pressured by the african-american police officers within the department to make sure charges were filed, megyn. >> trace, thank you. >> when the report came under fire in the police department, he stepped back from the investigation and hired an attorney. a well known attorney who joins me now. jose ba ez is former opportunity for casy anthony. and jose, great to see you again. thank you for being here. speak to chris sarinno right now. the report was too favor to zimmerman or martin and was that resolved? >> chris just wanted to tell what the investigation shows, whether it is favorable to one side or the other. >> what was the accusation that got him in trouble? >> i'm 0? >> what was the accusation and complaints, that he was siding from zimmerman or heavily favoring zimmerman or martin. he was critical of both

who knows if she ever heard trayvon in that kind of a panic mode and tracey, his father heard the tapeand said that is not my son's voice and that is george zimmerman's voice and changes his mind later on. >> will they get what the father said. i don't expect the prosecution to call him and say that. >> when they know the defense is calling a callsa witness, they may call him out preemptively to put him in front of the jury anyway. i expect we will hear it in the defense case. i think the defense will put on a case and don't think there's any reason to put on george zimmerman. >> yes. sounds like in our primetime he expects to put on a case but not made up his mind about butting zimmerman on. thanks. we'll be back to you in a bit. in court, they're arguing motions. we'll get you there when the action starts. >>> imagine alligators circling around and a woman who thought she was about to be lunch. and another memory. >> he was lying? is this your answer to that anybody claiming they lost donations? >> you are putting words into my mouth. >> i'm asking you. i'm asking you. >> you are put

tracey ann roberts, 23, was from delaware and moved to atlantic city for a job dancing.arrived in atlantic city just two weeks before she was killed. after finding the bodies here, one of the challenges investigators faced was that the elements had dramatically reduced the amount of recoverable evidence in the case. >> these were ladies who had a particular lifestyle. a lifestyle that caused them to want to live below the radar. >> all four worked as prostitutes. they were also mothers. police have never identified a suspect in these murders, but they have more than one person of interest and consider the case active. this is one of those men. terry olson. he and his lawyer, james leonard, agreed to an interview. did you murder these four women? >> i absolutely did not have anything to do with it. >> olson claims he's been cooperative from day one, submitting his dna and agreeing to an interview without a lawyer. while investigators didn't comment on him specifically, there is evidence that led police to him. >> without any disrespect to mr. olsen, he's not machiavellian