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ty, who knows.y have had a chance to beat the test, i don't know. >> true to his word, ty ryan did beat the drug test and has no intention of changing his behavior. >> drug test results. >> i'm clean. >> how do you know? >> they don't lock the folks up that were dirty. >> pardon. >> they done locked the folks up that were dirty. >> want to tell us how you pulled that one off? >> nope. >> stay on your ps and qs. >> straight up. >> you'll pass. there's a way to get by anything, right. you gotta be up on it. >> coming to terms with the consequences of his crime, horace brightwell has a change of heart and agree to appear on camera to discuss the honor dorm stabbing. >> we're all grown men in this prison. we should have worked our problems out, you know, talked them out, instead of resorting to something like that. >> this sunday, the battle over bengsz. did the white house play with terrorism or is this a rev the up attack machine against the president and hillary clinton. this week, a career diplomat

. >> they sure did, ty. sell in may, well, not today. stocks surged higher with traders taking back and making back all of the losses from yesterday. and that's after first-time jobless claims fell by 18,000 last week. dropping to a more than five-year low and on hopes that an interest rate cut by the european central bank will help jump-start the eurozone economy. well, taking a look at how the numbers finished on wall street, the dow rose 130 points, the nasdaq was up 41 on the strength of technology stocks. and the s&p 500 added nearly 15, just enough to reach another all-time closing high. >> well, sue, in addition to the weekly jobless claims numbers, planned layoffs in april dipped 23% to their lowest levels of the year so far. that, according to the monthly survey from the outplacement firm, challenger, gray and christmas. so with tomorrow's jobs report looming on everybody's mind on wall street and main street, let's talk to john challenger. mr. challenger, welcome. good to have you with us. one of the things that struck me, apar

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>> ty, we have a market alert, or should we call it a david tepper alert. he was indeed very bullish. the markets riling now are responding to that. right now the dow jones industrial average is up 85 points, up almost triple digits a short while ago. >> up 13 on the trading session, we'll get back to the growing problems for the obama administration, but first more on the markets and the -- bottom line, he is actual bullish. he thinks even once the fed cuts back, the rally will still run. take a listen. >> i think it will be a -- into the future because of the defici deficits, and the gap, how they can take it down. you at some point they'll want it to go up. anybody who's been on a diagonal knows you can get off the jelly doughnuts and survive. >> he's managing directors. he is not one he believes we need that -- >> he's also quite a winner. so i don't know if i'm going to basically put the stamp of approval on his predictions. but clearly he knows what he's talking about. pretty strong performance there. >> as aggressively as all these nay sayers having

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good to speak with you again. >> ty? >> i was speaking not long ago with jim rodgers and he said the one threat that keeps him awake more than any other are cyber attacks on the power grid. >> understandably so. to him was one of the biggest threats to the united states. it's a story that we're going to keep following here. >> next on power lunch, danger zone. a bridge collapses on a major highway in washington state. how bad have our roads and bridges become and is it fixable? or are they fixable? i really should use the correct english here. infrastructure is the yahoo! question of the day. go vote. let's see how you think. >> it is pretty clear that bridges shouldn't collapse like that but this one was built in 19 1955145 hurt. michelle cab rah did a documentary last year about the scary state of american infrastructure. >> it puts us on the crisis. >> a country in desperate need of repair. >> i'm not an engineer. as a no vif, i look at this and this this looks really bad. >> the bridge has been posted with structural

ty? >> maria, espn could be planning some big changes that may have a big impact on television and maybe will even help you pay for your monthly cell phone bill to make it happen. that story, coming up next. >>> and are you missing out on the rally? what has 48% of americans sitting on the sidelines of this market? we'll find out that, plus the best places to jump in now. >> and today's release of "the great gatsby," the film making people think about the roaring '20s. later on, we'll show you the similarities and the differences of the dow then and zmnow and t experts will pick today's stocks that they think will be blue chips a hundred years from now. that and more coming up on the "closing bell." [ male announcer ] my client gloria has a lot going on in her life. wife, mother, marathoner. but one day it's just gonna be james and her. so as their financial advisor, i'm helping them look at their complete financial picture -- even the money they've invested elsewhere -- to create a plan

ty, over to you. >> let's go to the power house.ime we're going to take you out to los angeles. we have had miami, chicago, and boston. time to go to california. a developer with prudential. let's look at some of the market stats. the median sales price is $975,000. i guess that's the asking price because the median sold price, the closing price is about $765,000 in los angeles. 1500 active listings. two months of inventory. the house stays on the market for about 41 days, about six weeks. welcome and greg, let's go first to 5657 stole drive in la. listing for a shade under 400 grand. two beds, one bath. a tiny place. 1,000 square feet. why do you like it? >> it's a great little neighborhood. it's an impeccable starter home. the investor started it up. something everyone could fall in love with. it feeds an opportunity to be at ease. >> what's the neighborhood that it's in? locate me a little bit. >> this particular section of los angeles is called high land park. it's a little gem. kind of a hipster, always up and coming. constantl

the president spoke in very personal terms tying dr. king's journey to his own struggles growing up. >> we know that too many young men in our community continue to make bad choices and i have to say, growing up, i made quite a few myself. somebody i wrote of off my own failings as just another example of the world trying to keep a black man down. i had a tendency sometimes to make excuses for me not doing the right thing. but one of the things that all of you have learned over the last four years is there's no longer any room for excuses. be the best husband to your w e wife, or your boyfriend or your partner. be the best father you can be to your children. because nothing's more important. whatever success i have achieved, whatever positions of leadership i have held, have depended less on ivy league degrees or s.a.t. scores or gpas and have instead been due to that sense of connection and empathy. the special obligation i felt as a black man, like you, to help those who need it most, people who didn't have the opportunities that i ha

it was as if ty gave birth to his own little bundle of fur.t looks like a rodent. >> reporter: new york. >> so we need to level with you here. in the tv business, we have what we call creative differences. >> this is a big one. i find stories like hair balls out of tigers and bear mouths, you know, clamping down on cameras, i find these stories to be awesome. good but not morning television. people are in the middle of having breakfast. and here's the bear for your viewing pleasure. how disgusting is that? >> i want to tell all of you people awake this morning having your oatmeal and eggs, i >>> i respect your desire to see crazy cool things in the morning. i am on your side. >> all of the guys out there. >>> "early start" continues right now. breaking news, a bridge in washington state collapses. take a look at these pictures, sending cars and people into the icy water. >> deadlocked. her sentencing declared a mistrial and getting a new jury. >> and amanda bynes getting another mug shot. >> great to see you this morning. >> we're going to sta

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san jose tying a record, 92, in san francisco and oakland that is breaking a new record for today. >> the hottest day of the week. it has been a very warm week. >> tomorrow the cooling begins especially coast side. the inland spots only one to two degrees. >> live storm tracker 2 sees a satellite storm up here. we will have a change in the wind direction more of an on shore developing before cooling the entire bay area. >> stay showing 60s in santa rosa fairfield 76, and oakland back down into the upper 70s at 78. >> overnight lows up the mid to upper 50s, friday, santa rosa 52, and heyward 55. >> today the hottest day of the week, those offshore winds warming up the coast. it will be warm and hot for friday, the coastal cooling you will notice it coming down eight to 12 degrees for tomorrow. here we are starting out the morning in the 50s. >> and a few low 60s out there into the afternoon hours right around 70 for the coast and the warmest locations inland right about 90, 90 to 91 degrees. >> the bigger cool down from the coast, santa rosa 88, oakland 82, martinez 90, san jose foreca

ty up to you. >> mr. bernanke is one of the big stories on the hill today. the other is the women in the center of the irs scandal. she took the fifth amendment. john? >> well, one of the things that happened, tyler, at this hearing was that lois learner who was going to be the first new witness to provide something that we had not heard before. her sper speculative as manager. that produced this exchange on the committee chair. >> i will not answer any question about the subject matter of the committee's meeting. >> we will take your refusal as a refusal to testify, the witness and council are dismissed. >> now the result of that is that we didn't get anything additional from lois learner, although the committee did get her testimony to the ig. what she had said when he was investigating what happened. repeated the administration's line. they didn't know about the misconduct when it was happening and they are acting to construct it now. one of the things we have seen on a bipartisan basis is frustration at members that the irs officials had not been more fo

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it's likely he contracted ty for identification fever while he was sick. >> it's of concern.t's concerning me, we are prepared for these things. we don't talk about what we would do. we are so worried about this word, terrorism, that we are forgetting health issues that might come to america and be as devastating as any act of terrorism. >> symptoms of ty for identification fever take typhoid fever. >> that's in the states, but the thinking is, maybe this guy got it somewhere else, huh? >> that's right. in the united states, according to cdc, they had 278 cases recorded last year. 22million and 200,000 people died from it. so yeah, they are taking it could be asia, other less cropped countries. >> all right, joe vasquez reporting live from san francisco. thanks, joe. >>> it's restaurant wars in berkeley and nothing like what's on tv's top chef. the restaurant owners are drawing a line with the city, over a rule they say will take customers away from their tables. kristen ayers tell us how it would be more options for you. >> once the telegraph avenue is in decline. failed tax

san rafael earlier this week as you can see. >> saw the animal then flagged down sheriff's deposit tysy. he rigged a rescue device out of a shoe box. >> lowered it in the hole and pulled out the little critter 1 by 1. duckling quickly secure rid back to mom no worse for wear. how sweet. >> job well done. >> "jimmy kimmel live", musical guest will i am. >> stay tune for. that that's our report for now. thanks for watching. >> abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning starting at 4

san rafael earlier this week as you can see. >> saw the animal then flagged down sheriff's deposit tyoe messy. he rigged a rescue device out of a shoe box. >> lowered it in the hole and pulled out the little critter 1 by 1. duckling quickly secure rid back to mom no worse for wear. how sweet. >> job well done. >> "jimmy kimmel live", musical guest will i am. >> stay tune for. that that's our report for now. thanks for watching. >> abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning starting at 4:30. >> for all of us here we apprec >> dickey: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, tobey maguire -- kerry washington -- and music from will.i.am with cleto and the cletones. and now, what could be better than this? here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for watching. thank you for joining me. i don't normally do

tying skills. >> do you feel good helping other kids out? >> really happy and excited. >> reporter: in times filled with stress, trauma and worry, a simple gesture goes a long way. there is no yardstick for an act of kindness, is there? >> exactly. sometimes the smallest means the most at the right time for that person. >> reporter: even high school kids are devoted spprakers. >> it gives me the power to change someone's life through something as small as writing on a post-it note. >> we live in a world where all we see is darkness and hate. i feel like the spprak wall shows that's not true. >> reporter: back in elementary school our friend martin who says he's six 1/2 plus a quarter years old, sums it up wisely. >> it is good, mostly for bad people to learn good instead of doing bad because bad stuff could just hurt other people's feelings. >> reporter: i couldn't have said it any better myself. kevin tibbles, nbc news, terre haute, indiana. >> how cute is that and how cute are they? that is our broadcast on a monday night as we start off a

san rafael earlier this week as you can see. >> saw the animal then flagged down sheriff's deposit tyoe messy. he rigged a rescue device out of a shoe box. >> lowered it in the hole and pulled out the little critter 1 by 1. duckling quickly secure rid back to mom no worse for wear. how sweet. >> job well done. >> "jimmy kimmel live", musical guest will i am. >> stay tune for. that that's our report for now. thanks for watching. >> abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning starting at 4:30. >> for all of us here we apprec months and planned down to the minute. reminiscent of the casino heist in "oceans 11." the crooks so brazen, some even took photos of themselves flashing the card and what they had bought with it. seven people are under arrest here in the u.s. investigators say though that no personal accounts were compromised. >> smart enough to pull off that then they take pictures of themselves. >> not smart. >> are you kidding me? >>> the government shut down a website which showed people how to make a plastic gun out of blue prints. the state department says blue prints may violate e

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. >>> shareholders can see clearly today, ty. >>> another acquisition to report as well.y omthera pharma. both stocks are up smartly on the news with omthera pharma up almost 100%. astrazeneca up 1.6. >> 100 in a day? i aye aye. >>> first up, jim, goldman sachs upgrading truia. expecting strong fundamentals driven by improving housing demands. up about 80% over the one year, do we like it? >> i don't really love it. i think baked in is the supposition there's room for two big players. the market has told us over the year that pzillow is the big brother. >> i got to tell you, if they've been neutral and now they tell me, i guess i don't feel all that comfortable about it. >> amen to that. >> bimo capital, to market from whichy underperform, raising the target. also increases targets, saying the opportunities remay despite the recent rally. what do they we? >> this call i don't dislike, because think cite the recovery, which i believe in the recovery. they also cite a regulation that could potentially move more shipping from trucks to rail. i like that story as well, too. i

neil: that too could be short-lived, ty? is natural progression, we went from the pc to the laptop to the tablet then smartphone, then a gaming standpoint from pong on tv to pc to laptop to tablet now to the smartphone, this is a natural progression, downloads of digital content is the wave of the future, i think they are going the right direction. neil: and the craft beer makers, that want to get you blitzed, they are getting hammered. now 18 senators are looking to slash a tax on beer produced by so-cal micro breweries, ty, saw a brouhaha ovee taxes, is or is not worth it. >> i'm in favor of any kind of tax cut. and if they could throw in repeal of regulation on the way, what i'm not in favor is favoritismn tax code, what about tv business? what about health care business? how about energy, oil and gas. if they have a fairer, simple lower corporate tax rate, and throw in regulation repeal, we would have an explosion of employment that is shot in the arm that our economy needs, if we need to start with micro breweries find

. >> up to you, ty. >> thank you very much. power house time. how much does your money get you?akes about 89 days for the average listing to move off market. let's go to our first power house of the week. it is at two -- excuse me, 863 old bell road. and the asking price there is $204,000. it looks like a rather unprepossessing house. tell me why i like it. >> you like it because it's wooded. it's close to the south park area, which is a chosen area of town. for a first time home buyer you couldn't beat that. >> and look at the taxes on that. this is three bedrooms, two and a half baths. i would call 1700 square feet a fairly compact house. am i wrong? >> that's correct. that's why it's a first time home buyer. >> let's step it up to 217. this is in the lake wily area. this is a nice-looking one at $515,000. describe it. take us through it. >> this home is five bedrooms, three and a half baths in a lake community. has a chef's kitchen. an absolutely beautiful porch to look out. it has canoe s s. >> i'm telling you, i pay $2100 a month in my town in new jersey. i'm coming back to

nice gains, ty. >> absolutely. >> jab wells has been covering the stories today as she has been for the weeks and months. >> shaw answered in a deep voice, guilty, your honor. shaw seen here on the left arriving with his attorney. admits he made $1.3 million. a senior partner the judge was surprised there was no restitution. polluters said it would be nearly impossible to track down the shareholders harm. and the shareholders said all ill gotten gains will be paid to the sec once an agreement in the civil case is reached. >> he only had two forks in the road. one fork was to conceal and cover up. >> have you ever had a case where both defendants admitted guilty before being charged? >> this is somewhat unusual. that has been commented on a fair amount. >> are you investigating there was a pattern here? >> i can't comment on anything other than what was in the complaint. >> scott london will be in court next week. one thing we don't know is how did the fbi get wind of this? at one point, the account was frozen. >> big news breaking this hour. that's coming up next. and j.p. morgan is fac

ty, let's go down to washington. a difficult situation in california.t we're going to turn it over to you right now just for a few minutes as we wait for lloyd. >> thank you very much. i feel like i'm on the 18th green on augusta doing my jim impression he is paul shot stevens and is the president of the nation's largest trade group he is introducing mr. blankfein now. ushering in the most turbulent time not only in the history of that corporation but one of the most turbulent times in recent economic history. he has been a controversial figure and a lit of a lightning rod to criticisms of large banks, many of which including goldman sachs received some financial assistance. and now let's listen as paul shot stevens interviews lloyd blankfein. >> welcome. >> thank you for that. >> well, you know, it was reflecting on the luncheon today and remarking at ted's expression of our gratitude to jp morgan for sponsoring the lunch. it reflects a kinder gentler wall street that they would sponsor a lunch for the head of goldman sachs. [ laughter ] >> i know it's

. >> we do have it covered, ty. what a come back in this market. when many investors saw the futures this morning, many were quite alarmed. right now we're only down 10 points. the s&p 500 is last traded down to 5 and 2/3 points. the russel 2,000 is down only a point. as you can tell, they were not that fortunate. look down a full amount. the shanghai kpos it was off as wel well. we're up 19 bucks in gold. we did not see as much flow into the nine year bond. trading above the 2% mark in terms of the oil market you saw that reaction as well. let's talk about that here on the floor of the nyse. the volatility was something to behold. specifically with utilities, obviously, but there was a lot more to it. >> the one thing in the middle of the day that nobody expected. fairly wide audience in the dough. we do have heavy volume for the second day in a row. that is very interesting yesterday. the bank, hp doing well. health care, consumer discretionary on the flat side. we had a tough open on utilities. we had a tough open. it has had a rough month. two

in a statement, the comp wr ty," thar safety has always been a hallmark of at&t." guilford'siancée, bridget pierce, thinks that no one ultimately took responsibility for guilford's safety. >> nut. >> n-u-t. >> i believe that everybody that is involved should be held accountable. at&t, the contractors, general dynamics and the smaller companies that are subcontracted out. everybody in this process should be held accountable for and have to pay fines and have regulations that they all have to live up to. >> smith: after guilford died, the foreman for all around towers disappeared and was never questioned by osha. the company quickly went out of business, but two of its owners, who declined interview requests, then started another company that continues to do work in the industry. that doesn't surprise those who study subcontracting. >> the problem of focusing the enforcement attention at the bottom, at the small subcontractor, is a little bit like the old game of whac-a-mole. you can enforce your osha standards on that individual contractor and hit t mole, but there

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stand she will have to just testify and describe what has happened in the theater to women witness tye to testify as well. that is something without them going for with the aggravated murder we would not have the trial but now. >> but it is a balance. this crime was so horrific that it calls for him to be executed. lou: go to lou dobbs.com to the facebook page he greeted the world's first internet 3-d printable gun and fired live ammunition with and now a federal government has shut him down. cody wilson returns tuesday show to talk about what show to talk about what happs next. at a dry cleaner, show to talk about what happs next. we replaced people with a machine. what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. welwhere new york state is... investing one billion dollars to attract and grow business. where companies like geico are investing in technology & finance. welcome to the state where cutting taxes for business... is our business. welcome

because always seem to thik that ty kw evrying.s would place the council about him as knowing more stuff thane does. on that level it bothers me. i can understand thlegal ratitionale. the president is hidin something. but it is not as though ignorance is bliss. >> again, the american people wantto know -- why is the chief executive learning about this from the newspaper at the time an the rest of the american ople are learning about a? why is it that the house has asked these questis for over two years. two ars, and all they got was stonewalling from the irs. and the president, now the secretary of trasury, jack lew, hesays -- neil: maybe you need a special prosecutor. >> okay be one may be the only solution is a special prosecutor. >> well, the house h the authority to ubpoena witnesses and again, we will see where this goe with thehouse ways and means committee and the house oversight committee. that the american people, they are demanding aners. it goes beyond the irs. now the irs is combining with hhs to oversee the affordable

neil: my guy did that too but it it was a wire deal ty, what is going on with autos.n slow job environment, that growth is slowing. this should not be happening or should it? >> we have three basic need in modern world, food, shelter and transportation, cars are a big part of that some big lenders are gm and citibank. they took government -- and the average car on road to gary's point is more than 10 years old, 15,000-miles a year, that makes average car with 150,000 miles and cars wear out. neil: you left out cable business news is the fourth basic need. >> absolutely. thank you. very were. al gore is warning that earth is melting a few hundred miles away from denver where it was -- snowing! snowing in april, confused? so are we. you must be garth's father? hello. mother. mother! traveling is easy with the venture card because you can fly airline anytime. two wor. double miles! this guy can act. wanna play dodge rock? oh, you guys! and with double miles you can actuay use, you never miss the fun. beard growing conte and go! ♪ win! what's in your wallet? win! but mayb

. >> when does that line gets drawn and when did ty cro that line and i will tell you what, the ratef ee speech, the right of the press to do their jobs as a check and balance that is needed in government. other than that sometimes there is that check and balan. the getting closer. i say it before and again. what happened with parasites have to go. try to reestabli that just of the american people. the justi department and holder should have been fired a long time ago. very few people in congress that have any faith in his authority. fast and furious, trying to hav ksm tried in new york city, we are hearing on d on and on. when does it stop? lou: the attorney-general turning to the justice department scandal testified before congress saying that he could not imagine such a thing as by on the press when precisely this attorney general is doing precisely what he was nine. >> if he did he should be fired in defeated not nobody should b fired. all the people wo for him, and he works for the president. it has been a clear and convincing, almost a bullying and chilling effect on entities i

. >>> declararamos que su sacrificio no serÁ olvidado, ty asÍ acogemos a sus familias. >>> y dijo quetÁn. >>> cuando damos vuelta a la noja y asÍ como ponemos nuestra vista en el futuro no olvidemos que nuestra naciÓn estÁ en guerra. el secretario de defensa recorÓo a sus compaÑeros que murieron en la guerra de vietnam. >>> gente con la que servi estÁ aquÍ, john somer, y otro compaÑero que tenÍa 14 dias de llegar, uno siempre recuerda a sus compaÑeros. >>> a pesar de los resientes alseguraron no tener miedo. >>> confÍo en la sepdun. >>> en estos momentos un aproximado de 40 mil miembrom continÚan siertiendo al paÍs. el porcentaje que perdieron su vida fue de 0. 3. ninguna reducciÓn bastante aceptablÍsimos. esto se el y en en, ptfe y enseguida noticias univisiÓn 14: le diremos quÉ provoun mortal accidente y cobrÓ la vida de 16 personas. >>> hablaremos de la opmie que m musy su y tenga cuidado si decide hacer cesarea, tenga cuidado porque esta decisiÓn podrÍa marcarlos de por vida. ♪ >>> para muchos soÑadores el beneficio de permanecer de manera temporal es una pesadilla. >>> la buena n

a una pausa , y al regreso , por que los californianos de un seguro médico , víajan miles de millas tye especial el cartel del fraude , paseos a museeos , pero sería clave para el futuro de sus hijos los programas de verano ya volvemos no se vaya . >>> beatriz ferrari nos pone al tanto así es buenas tardes el objetivo e smantener a los niños en forma no sólo fisicamente también en el ambito acádemico hoy hablamos con expertos en san francisco . >>> desde el día que los niños salen de vacaciones de verano , pierden muchos cosas que aprender durante el año y nosotros le ayudamos para que no pìerdan el hilo ayudamos con leer ciencia y matemáticas . >>> cultivar las ideas que los ayuda en su vida la escuela y sus familias también , así en el programa , expertos en educación lanzan mensajes a sus padres de familia , en el departamento de niños y familia también son claros comienzan en escuelas publicas las mismas escuelas tiene programa , de verano las opciones , sun númerosas , más de 75 , programas en san francisco donde van a programas de verano en escuelas y comunidades en diferentes ,

or in obama administration did know earlier, you know, that was justice department not us on ap, but ty have acummulative effect that people say, wait, is this a competentdd administration. neil: do you worry that risk is republicans get too overzealous, and they kill this. because they lookike the are too opportunistic. >> that is right, they need to be careful, i saw senator blunt on the fox earlier, taking just the right tone let's not turn this into what looks like partisan politics, let's do our jobs, and keep asking questions, and push forward, but don't let it gets like it is just politics, what went o with irs, wasot -- it w politics all right, but politics at irs, most dangerous entity and agency in the federal government. in man people's minds. neil: you mentioned i you hit the nail on the head they scare the you know what out of people, senator ank you, trent lott. >> good seeing you again neil: if you are the white house, what don't you want to see? anything that would keep the scandals drags out, which is why oba administration circumstance poses a look at a special prosecu

listening to whistle blowers' riveting accounts of what happened in benghazi on the night chris stevens, ty woods and glenn dougherty were killed, my heart broke. hello and welcome to justice. i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for joining us tonight. i've spent my c'eira signing blame for wrongdoing, instructing jurors how to assess the truth, telling them to use their common sense in deciding who is credible, what has something to gain or lose. who has a motive to lie. telling them if someone lies once, you're free to assume they'll lie to you again. there is something about the truth when you hear it. simply know it. i'm on the night he died, chris stevens called whistle blower greg hicks to say we're under attack. the statement, clear, unequivocal and foreboding and hicks did everything he was supposed to. activating the emergency response plan, mobilizing a team to repel the attack, pulling the state department's operation's center. continuously updating the center throughout the night, even chartering a plane to fly to tripoli response team to benghazi. at some point, hicks realized he w

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if we had a bird's-eye view it would be the smart thing to do but i'm not sure it exists tying all those cameras together. but with the help of an engineer is just so what we've got >> actively i want to follow up in the boston marathon there was a private camera from a private business was the main source of capturing the two suspects. >> i don't know if we have a map. you're speaking of the lord and taylor map but there was so much video the lord video they showed us on television the general public i believe they had continuance video and they put it altogether and did it unbelievably quickly too. with that - >> i want to ask you a followup. i certainly appreciate the fact that in the boston incident we had footage through the surveyance video to find, you know who did it and to prevent another bombing from happening. the question is are we - what's the process for also creating some that rules that govern you know how that footage is used? in other words when clearly there's the kind of terrorist attack we saw we want the police to have access to that video but there might be cases y

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although ty is no longer here on earth she is still in the hearts of the community. that's why their family and friends don't wish any bad on the person that took their granny. >> i hope god on their soul because they killed a good woman. >> reporter: in the meantime, this garden box will be replanted and it'll be called granny's garden in honor of todd. as of right now police have no suspects so they're asking for your help in this case. i'm paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the head of artimus racing says the team held a private memorial for that british sailor who died last week. andrew bart simpson was killed during training for the america's cup. today four teams threw a wreath into the race and artimus racing wrote on its website bart may you rest in peace. we will learn tomorrow whether the italian team will stay in the race. the owner of the team expressed some concern following last week's accident and tomorrow he plans to come to san francisco to decide whether the team will remain in the america's cup. >>> a once respected child psychiatrist from san

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