starting right now, a vigil in daphne's honor.t the vigil in oakland. and alecia -- the father didn't come to the last vigil. is he at this one? >> reporter: he was invited but the question is will he be here? they are hoping that perhaps somebody that saw something will speak up. the child was left in the car when he went in to a store and he was charged with charles endangerment. when he came out of the store, the child was gone, he was charged with -- child endangerment. they're hoping to get this popular home. and safely. reporting live, they're hoping to get this toddler home. >> pam: time is ticking for officials from bart to come to an agreement with its biggest unions. we're now down to five days until bart workers can go on strike. both sides met today. the second straight day of let's recap all of our top stories, beginning with kron-4's dan kerman. >> reporter: at the headquarters in oakland, still no agreement between union and management the clock is ticking away and did it expires sunday night. still, they do remain

father struggled with his emotions at the vigil. he talked about his estranged wife christina and their 2 children. >> hanna will come back and essential an and tina, i love you both. >> they felt the 40 year old suspect had a romantic infatuation with the teen. there's speculation it's the body of 8-year-old essential and. >>> teslatesla shares are up 14% since the closing bell above $150. as to the broader market stocks slid for the 3rd straight day. concerns the fed is ready to taper back its stimulus efforts. nasdaq fell. >>> powerball tickets and the chance to win the $400 million jackpot. >> reporter: well, we are at what's considered to be the luckiest store in the bay area, 4 lot owe winners have purchased tickets inside. and up until 7:00 o'clock, about 7 minutes ago, this place was mobbed. >> thank you. next, please. >> that's the winner. >> for a chance at winning big jackpot and estimated $425 million is the 4th largest lottery prize in u.s. history and is attracting folks that don't normally play. between. already long.

with deep sob's and even after the vigil wrapped up. they offered another prayer to el for encouragement. she went missing as he went inside of a store and he laughter in the car. he has been charged with child endangerment. meanwhile, the family is holding a second vigil to bring awareness and bring her home. they talked about the happy be be baby. >> i was in their house and i saw how much love they had for daphne and even we all miss her. i miss her so much and we all want her back. i'm is holding her. we miss hearing her cry and missing her laughed. >> reporter: coincidentally, the church members of the first assembly of god were planning a vigil before finding out of the family was also holding to plant a vigil. as they pray, their hope to have her home soon and in perfect health. >> pam: today the man suspected of the deadly jewlery mart attack in san francisco. has pleaded not guilty to murder charges. prosecutors say, barry white jr. shot and stabbed to death two jewelry store employees, and seriously injured the store owner ear

the syrian americans have held a vigil a vigil for friends and family members.alan wang has their stoimplet -- >> reporter: about a hundred members in san jose urged the u.s. to respond to what appears to be a toxic gas attack on syrian rebels and civilians. >> 67% of those who were killed are children and women according to the society. >> the u.s. and the united nations are calling for an investigation into what killed as many as 1300 people. but these anti-syrian government activists are convinced that the uh sad regime launched chemical weapons outside of damascus on wednesday. >> there and no doubt whatsoever. how can you fake a child, a 2-year-old, 3-year-old, how can they fake that? >> almost everyone here has a friend or family member who has been injured or even killed in the war in syria. >> and watching my own brother, my own brother getting shot is not right. >> another vigil took place in walnut creek with about 50 demonstrators. the u.s. navy forces are moving closer to syria and jackie spears says it is time. >> i do believe that we have destroyer

i spoke at the candleligh vigil and then answered questions that people had after the vigil. >> she's so passionate she has become a leader on the topic. >> i started a heart club at school. it stands for healthy emotions and attitudes and relationships for teens. we volunteer at candlelight vigils. we raise money, bake sales, donate clothes, toys and other items to their boutique that they have, and every time that they sell something in their laura's house boutique it goes back to laura's house and helping the families who come here for shelter. >> morgan tries to numbe to infr teens at her schools. >> i had a press conference with the assembly law on the steps of the capitol building talking about wha 18 ad does, it wuld require middle schools and high schools to add in their plan to educate on teen violence. not just the students but the teachers know what to look for and how to handle it. >> morgan's work has made off. >> i think the one time that i felt like i was doing something good and helping people when i had someone come up to me at school and say i didn't know what this g

we've got to be vigilant about that. as the war in afghanistan ends, it's true.ncluding our marine corps, will be leaner. budgets will be tighter. and that's only natural. part of ending a war responsibly is moving off a perpetual wartime footing. it's time to use some of the money we have been spending on war to do some nation building right here at home. but, what we can't do is repeat the mistakes of history. we've seen in the past where after a war, we hollowed out our military. left our military unprepared. we've got right now the best-led, best-trained, best-equipped military in human history. our marine corps is the finest expeditionary force in the world. and as long as i'm commander in chief, i'm going to keep it that way. now, to do that, we're going to need some help out of washington. congress couldn't agree on a plan to reduce the deficit in what i consider a sensible way, so instead, what we've got is these big across-the-board cuts called the sequester. sequester kicked in. it includes defense. and we're already starting to effects. here at pendlet

kron 4 news. >>> neighbors holding the vigil in for sandra coke this evening. follow up of the lead for her missing dog, coke's body was later found their a vacaville park and tonight neighbors express their love for her. >> the pain you endure no longer exists and your body no longer hurt. i feel safe and knowing that you are an guardian angel and you will always be with us. >> the man she dated two decade ago, sex offender alana is still a person of interest in the case. police believed that she was with her the night she disappeared. he's in jail and being held without bail for a separate parole violation. >>> dusty webb stolen out ofan n east oakland. tonight friends and family hoping to definiteny on the for front of everyone's mind. the police have come to a stop. authorities say bringing daphnea tough priority to them. it is an active investigation as detectives some revealing details of the case. >>> a little boy from antioch is facing a long road of recovery after being attacked by the neighbor's dog over the weekend according to authorities. hunter of

a vigil was held for daphne webb's disappearance. her grandparents asked if anyone saw anything or saw her with her father in the weeks before she was missing to contact the police. >> i know somebody somewhere knows something i care if you just drop her off, that's okay. her father did not acontinued the vigil. >>> this morning, same-sex couples tied the knot at the stroke of midnight. >> i honor you. >> gay couples exchanged vows at city hall. weddings in held in county courthouses and the mall of america. and it became legal in rhode island. >>> and two elected leaders are memorial daying an tend a 30 year old policy banning gay men from donating blum. the mayor and the vice mayor hosted a blood drive but they did not donate blood because they are openly gay. they denounceed a policy set by the administration back in 1983 that bans gay donors due to an increased risk for hiv. >> can you be in a relationship with another man for 15 years and not donate blood. >> the food and drug administration said screening donated blood is not f

and we'll be working together with many folks and describing a lot of material to get folks to be vigilant and not sit by the door with your smart phones on your laps. and finally we're launching multiple mobile smart app. that's ironic following the last information. it's a muni accomplice sign and the idea is to pull mobile information cycle and parking all into one application. we're kind of testing this it's a pilot for that 6 months. testing the interest in that and possible a revenue stream. we're hoping to improve transit experience to generate revenue and it's a good way for us to communicate with folks. a company called sky highways has partnered with us to test the possibility of this app. it will be no cost to the agency for this pilot. we'll be doing a bunch of promotion on this and we'll be evaluating trying to get a lot of feedback on this does it make you more inclined to use those different modes of transportation. we're excited to see how that works. really taking vanillas of the mobile transportation agency. and that's the end and a thank you. any questions >> quick quest

he did not attend the vigil tonight. >> we would like for him to be here for whatever circumstances or reason he couldn't be here. >> reporter: but he wasn't the focus. the gathering was all about daph daphne. a little girl no one has seen in weeks. >> this is the hardest thing i know personally that i've ever had to deal with. this has rocked my family to its core. >> i miss holding her. we miss hearing her cries and her laughs. and i'm just praying like everybody else that she comes back and comes back soon. >> reporter: the family's goal is to keep daphne's name in the news so people don't stop looking for her. >> with all going on in the zimmerman trial and the protests and airplane wrecks. all the news is collected every day. it's a new story every day. this is our story right here. >> reporter: a story that right now leaves the family will little information on where daphne could be. >> we don't have any closure, any answers, any leads, any anything. that's such a weird place to be in. >> reporter: until daphne is found, the family says they will continue to hold vigils so no one

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to secure the gains that this country has made requires constant vigilance, not complacency.ther by challenging those who erect new barriers to the vote or insurancing that the scales of justice work equally for all in the criminal justice system is not simply a pipeline from underfunded schools to overcrowded jails. it requires vigilance. and we'll suffer the occasional setback. but we will win these fights. this country has changed too much. people of goodwill regardless of party are too plentiful for those with ill-will to change history's cents. -- currents. in some ways, though, the securing of civil rights, voting rights, the eradication of legalized discrimination, the very significance of these victory may have obscured a second goal of the march. for the men and women who gathered 50 years ago were not there in search of some abstract idea. they were there seeking jobs as well as justice. not just the absence of oppression but the presence of economic opportunity. for what does a profit a man, dr. king would ask, to sit at an integrated lunch counter if he can't affo

he did not attend the vigil tonight. >> we would like for him to be here for whatever circumstances or reason he couldn't be here. >> reporter: but he wasn't the focus. the gathering was all about daph daphne. a little girl no one has seen in weeks. >> this is the hardest thing i know personally that i've ever had to deal with. this has rocked my family to its core. >> i miss holding her. we miss hearing her cries and her laughs. and i'm just praying like everybody else that she comes back and comes back soon. >> reporter: the family's goal is to keep daphne's name in the news so people don't stop looking for her. >> with all going on in the zimmerman trial and the protests and airplane wrecks. all the news is collected every day. it's a new story every day. this is our story right here. >> reporter: a story that right now leaves the family will little information on where daphne could be. >> we don't have any closure, any answers, any leads, any anything. that's such a weird place to be in. >> reporter: until daphne is found, the family says they will continue to hold vigils so no one

he did not attend the vigil tonight. >> we would like for him to be here for whatever circumstances or reason he couldn't be here. >> reporter: but he wasn't the focus. the gathering was all about daph daphne. a little girl no one has seen in weeks. >> this is the hardest thing i know personally that i've ever had to deal with. this has rocked my family to its core. >> i miss holding her. we miss hearing her cries and her laughs. and i'm just praying like everybody else that she comes back and comes back soon. >> reporter: the family's goal is to keep daphne's name in the news so people don't stop looking for her. >> with all going on in the zimmerman trial and the protests and airplane wrecks. all the news i day.lected every day. it's a new story every day. this is our story right here. >> reporter: a story that right now leaves the family will little information on where daphne could be. >> we don't have any closure, any answers, any leads, any anything. that's such a weird place to be in. >> reporter: until daphne is found, the family says they will continue to hold vigils so no one

the child's father spoke at tonight's vigil. >> he was a friend of ours for a longtime and he has taken everything. hannah will come back and ethan and tina i love you both. >> the children may be with dimaggio in his blue nissan versa6wcu896. investigators think he may beheading to texas or perhaps canada. >>> it is national night out, and that means communities all over the country are getting together and taking a stand against crime. in san jose this comes as the police department continues to struggle with low staffing numbers and even lower morale. abc7 news reporter lisa amin joins us live with the story. lisa? >> carolyn, there are just off 1,000 police officers for a city of one million. according to the police union it could have been avoided if the department weren't spread so thin. >> the reality is that san jose is not going to be a safe place. >> detective james gonzalez insists that the police department is in a state of crisis. especially after the 30th homicide on saturday night that took the life of a 19-year-old san jose state nursing student. the unintended victim wa

this is the second vigil in recent weeks. the family trying to keep her story alive, hoping someone will come forward with information. the toddler disappeared on july 10th when her father left her in the car with his 87-year-old mother to quickly run into a convenience store. since then family members have been visiting various oakland neighborhoods passing out fliers. >> if anybody knows anything, somebody knows where she is. we want to hear from that person. we want our baby back. >> if you want more information on daphne, the family has started a website, findba findbabydaphne.com. >>> a consumer alert, 50,000 pounds of ground beef may be contaminated with e. coli, but no one is sure where that beef ended up. the meat comes from national beef packing company in kansas which sold it to retailers, wholesalers and food service distributors nationwide. if you have ground beef in your refrigerator make sure it's not part of this real. for specifics on what packaging to look for go to our website, nbcbayarea.com. the informatio

we will have more on the vigil ahead. >> caltran says the problem with defective bolts on the bay bridge have been resolved as they close the bridge tomorrow night. crews showed us shims they placed under the bridge that have been wedged in place to prevent the span from rocking extensively. caltran says they will be removed in december when new saddles are installed to reinforce the bolts. the bridge will be closed tomorrow night at 8:00 for five days and re-open on tuesday morning at 5:00 at the latest. abc7 news reporter matt keller will have more at top of the hour. abc7news.com shows the options that are available to you including the extra service that bart, act tran it and the ferry will provide. you can explore the real time traffic map to see where the worst gridlock is. when the bridge opens we will notify our twitter followers so you can follow us on twitter. >> happening today, san jose could become the biggest city in the state to ban styrofoam food containers that takes affect january 1 of next year. the san jose mercury news quotes city officials saying there is no market

the syrian americans have held a vigil for friends and family members.alan wang has their stoimplet -- >> reporter: about a hundred members in san jose urged the u.s. to respond to what appears to be a toxic gas attack on syrian rebels and civilians. >> 67% of those who were killed are children and women according to the society. >> the u.s. and the united nations are calling for an investigation into what killed as many as 1300 people. but these anti-syrian government activists are convinced that the uh sad regime launched chemical weapons outside of damascus on wednesday. >> there and no doubt whatsoever. how can you fake a child, a 2-year-old, 3-year-old, how can they fake that? >> almost everyone here has a friend or family member who has been injured or even killed in the war in syria. >> and watching my own brother, my own brother getting shot is not right. >> another vigil took place in walnut creek with about 50 demonstrators. the u.s. navy forces are moving closer to syria and jackie spears says it is time. >> i do believe that we have destroyer

. >>> in santa clara last night some egyptian americans held a candle lite vigil. one man said his brother-in-law is one of the hundreds killed. >> we were told he was shot yesterday by someone within the field hospital. we couldn't get ahold of him this morning when his id sr -- and people start to think this is an unclaimed body. >> many gathered at the vigil say they don't necessarily support the political position, but they do support their right of freedom of speech. >>> the sentencing hearing for army private bradley manning continues today. coming up at 4:43 the prestigious honor one marin county man says manning deserves for releasing documents to wikileaks. >>> accused serial killer joseph naso is scheduled to give his closing arguments in his own trial today. he is acting as his own attorney. he is charged with the murder of four prostitutes. prosecutors delivered their closing arguments on wednesday. they read from naso's journal which allegedly detailed his attacks. >>> the alameda county sheriffs department is trying to find a woman who has not been se

injured -- injured or killed here. >> my own brother getting shot is not right. >> reporter: another vigilook place at walnut creek. >> i do believe that we have presently destroyers in the region that can use tomahawk missiles to destroy these chemical sites they can identify which ones they are. >> reporter: the syrian government says the allegations are baseless. but if confirmed it would be the worst chemical attack in syria's 2 1/2 civil war that killed more than 100,000 people. >> there will be another vigil today honoring the victims in the war. >>> new this morning, japan's nuclear wash dog is worried about the leak of the nuclear water. specifically that the contaminated water could reach the pacific ocean. tokyo electric power says about 80,000 gallons of contaminated water leaked from one of the tanks, possibly through a seam. the leak is the fifth and worst since last year. as you know, the plant experienced multiple meltdowns following the massive earthquake and tsunami in march of 2011. >>> merchants are banding together to make their district better and are are willing to pa

the child's father spoke at tonight's vigil. >> he was a friend of ours for a longtime and he has taken everything. hannah will come back and ethan and tina i love you both. >> the children may be with dimaggio in his blue nissan versa6wcu896. investigators think he may beheading to texas or perhaps canada. >>> it is national night out, and that means communities all over the country are getting together and taking a stand against crime. in san jose this comes as the police department continues to struggle with low staffing numbers and even lower morale. abc7 news reporter lisa amin joins us live with the story. lisa? >> carolyn, there are just off 1,000 police officers for a city of one million. according to the police union it could have been avoided if the department weren't spread so thin. >> the reality is that san jose is not going to be a safe place. >> detective james gonzalez insists that the police department is in a state of crisis. especially after the 30th homicide on saturday night that took the life of a 19-year-old san jose state nursing student. the unintended victim wa

when we arrived at his candlelight vigil tensions were high as family members argued whether the policechael's lifestyle was to blame for his death. >> you live the life. >> that was my nephew. >> we need to be mindful that the police has a job to do. the police is scared, too. we need to know that we can't run from them. i don't care if you're selling drugs, don't run. they will shoot and kill you. >> how can i advocate for peace and try to work with chicago police department to stop violence and now they're part of the violence. >> they fight the police. they shoot at the police. they don't hesitate. if they're going to get handcuffs on them, they're going to fight the chicago police. >> reporter: mike shields is head of the union that represents chicago police officers. >> one thing that chicago gang bangers need to realize is that if they point a gun at a chicago police officer, they're either going to end up in county jail, the county hospital or the county morgue. >> reporter: in less than 24 hours reverend hood found himself at another prayer vigil for a victim of a police shooti

today students, friends and family held a vigil at the scene of the crash. a public memorial service will be held next week. >>> work is well underway to get the eastern span of the bay bridge open and crews are also working hard to demolish the old span. they've already removed 65% of the 1,000 foot section of asphalt. a large am of steel has been removed and tomorrow they'll begin paving the westbound lanes. nbc bay area cheryl hurd got a live look and she is live to show us more. >> reporter: if you tuned in yesterday, work was just beginning here at the toll plaza. what a difference a day makes. take a look. all of the old pavement is gone. if you take a look over here, you can see that work crews are not wasting any time putting down the new pavement. the striping could begin as early as tomorrow morning. but earlier today we got a rare behind-the-scenes look at the new eastern span. it is amazing what demolition crews can accomplish in the short amount of tame. >> we have seen nothing that indicates we would not see tuesday morning at 9:00. a statement

the syrian americans have held a vigil for friends and family members.alan wang has their stoimplet -- >> reporter: about a hundred members in san jose urged the u.s. to respond to what appears to be a toxic gas attack on syrian rebels and civilians. >> 67% of those who were killed are children and women according to the society. >> the u.s. and the united nations are calling for an investigation into what killed as many as 1300 people. but these anti-syrian government activists are convinced that the uh sad regime launched chemical weapons outside of damascus on wednesday. >> there and no doubt whatsoever. how can you fake a child, a 2-year-old, 3-year-old, how can they fake that? >> almost everyone here has a friend or family member who has been injured or even killed in the war in syria. >> and watching my own brother, my own brother getting shot is not right. >> another vigil took place in walnut creek with about 50 demonstrators. the u.s. navy forces are moving closer to syria and jackie spears says it is time. >> i do believe that we have destroyer

the child's father spoke at tonight's vigil. >> he was a friend of ours for a longtime and he has taken everything. hannah will come back and ethan and tina i love you both. >> the children may be with dimaggio in his blue nissan versa6wcu896. investigators think he may beheading to texas or perhaps canada. >>> it is national night out, and that means communities all over the country are getting together and taking a stand against crime. in san jose this comes as the police department continues to struggle with low staffing numbers and even lower morale. abc7 news reporter lisa amin joins us live with the story. lisa? >> carolyn, there are just off 1,000 police officers for a city of one million. according to the police union it could have been avoided if the department weren't spread so thin. >> the reality is that san jose is not going to be a safe place. >> detective james gonzalez insists that the police department is in a state of crisis. especially after the 30th homicide on saturday night that took the life of a 19-year-old san jose state nursing student. the unintended victim wa

friends and family came to a vigil last night to remember william monroe and megan kerrigan. roosevelt leftwich is live this morning at baltimore police headquarters following this story. do they have a motive in the case, rosie? >>reporter: city police have filed charges against 35-year- old melville mason. he's the man accusing the two people over what was a perceived debt of $10, that's according to police. now, friends and family of 21- year-old william monroe and 22- year-old megan kerrigan, this only makes their loss worse hearing something like this. over 150 people gathered outside of the victims' home on south cary street last night. the family says mason threatened them as early as last friday and they say they even called police about it. police say mason broke into the home on tuesday morning, shooting monroe's mother and a family friend before killing monroe and kerrigan who were in a back bedroom with their 17- month-old child. police say mason would have shot the baby, but the gun wouldn't shoot. they say kerrigan and monroe were good people and their deaths ar

and a way to be vigilant is actually two take agency. .. research, there is something that i bring to my own personal life usually. you know, just a higher understanding of how i'm going to interact with the world. did any of you come to some personal, i don't know, epiphanies about how you're going to interact with the health care system, with the medical system or with any of those or the scientific system from your research? i'll give you one example, and this is from research i've done in the past on conflicts of interest in the drug industry which is probably familiar to harriet. but if i go to a physician and this physician is going to offer me a drug, i'm not going to take it right away. i'm going to -- the first thing i'm going to say is, is this been approved for this use by the food and drug administration, by the fda? doctors have the power to give you a drug that's not been approved for that use. they have that kind of power. and if that's one thing i've learned from my research, it's how to talk to a doctor about the drugs that

and so if we have to be vigilant for -- vigilance doesn't stop after a month. an interesting thing from a foreign policy aspect is is president obama responsible for al-qaeda's morphine and evolution? >> i don't know about that. >> maybe it is not. >> i know one of the reasons for the increased chatter here is a lot of these prisoners have escaped from where we have been holding them, and we have been releasing a lot of them. they had the abu ghraib released. and in afghanistan we have a program where we pay militants to leave the battlefield. they get to keep their guns. they just have to sign on the dotett line and we hillary integrate into the -- we will reintegrate into the community. >> on sundays everybody knows i like to watch the sunday shows. here is a mantage of the terror threat. >> is the threat to blowup an embassy, a consulate or something else? >> that part is unspecified. the intent seems clear. >> the intent is to what? >> it is to attack western and not just u.s. interests. >> this is an effort to terrorize us and to drive us out of the mideas

there was a vigil held in painttown and we are learning more details this morning about the suspect in this case. abc 2 news' roosevelt leftwich is live this morning at city police headquarters with details. rosie, what can you tell us? >>reporter: well, megan, city police have filed charges against 35-year-old melville mason. he's the man accused of killing a young couple in their home in front of their own daughter and reportedly over a dispute over $10. now, for the friends and family of 21-year-old william monroe and 22-year-old megan kerrigan, this makes their loss even worse. more than 150 people dwaried outside of victim's home -- gathered outside of the victim's home on south cary street last night. office officials say mason threatened them as early as friday. he broke into the home on tuesday shooting monroe and a family friend before killing monroe and kerrigan who were in a back bedroom with their 17- month-old child. the family says mason would have shot the baby but the gun wouldn't fire. they say that kerrigan and monroe were good people and their deaths are well beyond

it requires vigilance.onight we have new reaction to the president's speech and all of the day's events. we'll go to the martin luther king memorial now with more. >> reporter: vance, at this hour there are still a number of people that are out visiting the sites and visiting this particular memorial. this evening a number of people trying to relish, trying to bask in all of the day's events and remembering and standing in awe of what one man helped begin and where our country has come since then. the anniversary of the march on washington has come and gone. 50 years later, is there more to be done? you felt like you heard, these are the next steps? >> i don't think they laid out steps per se but the energy is there and that we have to keep this energized. we have to keep these policies moving forward. >> the country has its first african-american president. because they marched, a voting rights law was signed. because they marched doors of opportunity and education swung open. >> i'm not a fan of the speec

right groups in memory of nazi war criminals who they say were abused after world war two the annual vigil that was supposed to last for hours was cut short by forty five minutes some protesters are facing charges for resisting authority. flooding has forced more than five thousand people to flee their homes in northeastern china trench all rains hit the region in the early hours of friday morning sparking mass evacuation of residents to safety water levels are still rising as for the rescue efforts are underway. new zealanders found ten new zealanders on terror excuse me the world's largest dairy producer announced it had found the bacteria that causes botulism the country's authorities ordered a global recall of up to one thousand tons of dairy products botulism is a potentially fatal paralytic illness which affects the muscles and can cause respiratory problems. tens of thousands of people took to the streets of the taiwanese the capital to vent their anger over the death of a young conscript a twenty four year old died of heat stroke after being forced to perform excessive physical exe

it really requires a lot of vigilance in terms of monitoring blood sugar and dispeninsusing insulin. a plan requires 8 to 10 to 12 blood sugar checks a day so a lot of diabetes management has to be done it overnight while you're sleeping. diabetes doesn't sleep when your brain goes to sleep so you really have to be very vigilant even in the middle of the night. >> so what do you do? >> so i set an alarm and do blood sugar checks in the middle of the night. a lot of families -- and i saw from the other slides that you're looking for children to get anywhere from 10 to 15 hours of sleep -- that's way too long to go without a blood sugar check. >> what would happen if you did that? >> well, you know, the biggest risk is a serious low blod sugar and a serious low blood sugar that i don't wake up from would cause a seizure, coma and you could die. it's about preventive management to ensure i'm in a safe zone when i'm trying to sleep. >> so that must be frustrating trying to balance both things. >> it is frustrating. there's a lot of technology out there to help us, i wear a continuous glu

far right groups in memory of nazi war criminals who they say were abused after world war two annual vigil was cut short with some protesters facing charges for resisting authorities. flooding has forced more than five thousand people to flee their homes in northeast china rains hit the region in the early hours of friday morning sparking mass evacuation of residents to safety water levels are still rising as further rescue efforts are underway. the world's largest dairy producer announced it had found the bacteria that causes botulism the country's authorities ordered the global recall of as much as one thousand tons of dairy products botulism is a fatal paralytic illness and of the bacteria which causes it is the most toxic substance known to mankind. thousands of people participated in rival demonstrations on saturday in the venezuelan capital of caracas opposition supporters protested against corruption and what they see as the government's persecution of political enemies at the same time the president's backers took to the streets to affirm their support for nicolas maduro and reject

then this man had the audacity to go to their vigils. and then they can see it on tv, allows them to see it on tv, their vigil. then he has the audacity to to gina's mother, when hes onlit a poster to post of theau that mother is looking for, begging for, praying for and he has in his own home and he's torturing her. this man deserves as many years and as much punishment as this court can possibly give him. we thank the courage of the victims. they have inspired us all. they have inspired law enforcement. they have inspired the prosecutors and they have inspired their families and they have inspired other victims in the future. thank you, your honor. >> thank you. >> your honor, i would offer the binder of our marked exhibits that are in support of the plea agreement. i'll note that state's 18, a firearm, will be retained by the state of ohio. >> continuing objection to the introduction of the material, your honor. judge, specifically we object to state's exhibit 17 which is the actual full interrogation of mr. castro by the police offic

he tormented them by allowing them to watch their vigils where members of our community circled around the families looking for them on their anniversary dates, and he even had the audacity to attend them and to talk to the family members knowing full well that these women were in his captivity. they were right underneath his roof. again, what kind of impact on this victim? as michelle just told you, he would go to church on sundays and come home and torment them. he told them that they had to respect their elders. he was their elder, and they had to do exactly what he wanted, when he wanted, and whatever he wanted. he bartered and gave them money and took it away. he made them clean to earn their keep. he provided no medical attention from the oldest victim to the youngest. a child was born in a swimming pool. that impact alone, your honor, that child wasn't breathing, and but for a young woman who had the courage to breathe some life into that child, that child may not even be here, and to exacerbate that, he further kept the placenta in the refrigerator as a memento and he discarded

so if we have to be vigilant, our vigilance doesn't stop after a month, interesting thing from a foreign policy aspect, is president obama responsible for al qaeda's morphing and evolution. >> i don't know about that. >> maybe not. >> one of the reasons for the increased chatter here is a lot of these prisoners have escaped from where we have been holding them and we have been releasing them. so you have the abu ghraib prison break, morsi in egypt released about a thousand the other day, in afghanistan we have a program where we pay militants to leave the battlefield, they get to keep their guns, just have to sign the dotted line, say i am going to reintegrate into the community. >> they should do that for chicago. it might work. sundays, everybody knows i love to watch the sunday shows, i sit and record them just for this show. here is a montage of people talking about the terror threats. >> a threat to blow up an embassy, consulate or something else. >> that part of it is unspecified, but the intent seems clear. >> and the intent is to what? >> the intent to attack western not just u.s

now tomorrow a vigil will be held at san francisco's union square.on. >>> it is now 6:47. time to check in with tori campbell for a look at what is coming up. >> reporter: coming up in minutes we will hear from outgoing fbi director robert muller to find out what his biggest concern is for the safety of americans and also what keeps him up at night. plus saggy pants may not just be a fashion faux pas. soon they could be against the law. we will tell you which cities are considering banning this style and the rational behind the move. >>> it seems like science fiction but efforts to clone former beatle john lennon are moving forward thanks to a dentist in canada. we will tell you what he is up to. those stories and more coming up. >> very interesting. >>> time now 6:48. sal, you have interesting traffic stuff going on. >> all right. we do. the fact it's going to be a rough ride in oakland today. because of earlier crash. now there is word of a stalled big rig where the crash was. westbound 580 near 24. 24 is taking a beating in this area. i just want

we are working, we are vigilant.is the way we honor all of our survivors and the people we remind about the earthquake. thank you again for coming together on this great anniversary. great to see you again, everybody. >> i know emperor norton is hanging around. where is the emperor? please come up and give us a proclamation. [ applause ] >> they are somewhere around here. to remember this commemorative day, earthquake preparedness day. i invite you all to come after the painting of the fire. bloody mary. let's hear it for him. >> it's right now time to turn it to mayor lee. he's going to sign the soft story legislation. we are going to sign that. >> board of supervisors in a unanimous vote led of course by our president chiu and skont wiener and and our engineer, we are all on this. mandatory soft

we are working, we are vigilant.is the way we honor all of our survivors and the people we remind about the earthquake. thank you again for coming together on this great anniversary. great to see you again, everybody. >> i know emperor norton is hanging around. where is the emperor? please come up and give us a proclamation. [ applause ] >> they are somewhere around here. to remember this commemorative day, earthquake preparedness day. i invite you all to come after the pain

but precaution, vigilance, and vigor gh the intelligence gathering function, especially in the wake of some of the concerns, and i've been one to express them, about rights of privacy and the transparency and accountability. i think we are relearning or re-emphasizing that security absolutely is essential in our society, but we need to be mindful that the american values and rights that we protect make us more open and transparent and we need to preserve those great values. >> i want to read to you something that was in "the new york times." quote, some analysts and congressional officialed suggested on friday a good way to avert attention over the uproar of the data collection programs and that if it showed the intercepts had shown a plot, even the better. let me play what peter king had to say. >> absolutely crazy to say any sxi conspiracy here. the government would have been totally negligent to not take the actions it took. >> i think representative king is right there was no conspiracy, at least i don't have any evidence that there was to try to divert attention from the concerns

which means like the younger, the more vigilant that they have to be. absolutely. but, i really think that as a society, we tend to taper off our vigilance a little too early. we see great leaps in issues around the middle school age, and it's partly because of the natural changes that youth undergo in middle school, but it's also because parents tend to back off a little bit in situations where maybe they shouldn't. and pierluigi, that is where your peer mentoring and your peer support programs come in, correct? because they can actually take a look at that, and the youth are trained to detect, correct? correct. and we actually have three different levels of peer mentoring. we have in our prevention program, we have a specific suicide prevention training, with sources of strength, where we are training middle and high school students to become suicide prevention peer mentors in their schools and to be known to other students, in case those students have a question about suicide, they prefer to go to someone their own age or communicate in a way that they are more

the president went on to say we must continue to be vigilant in advancing dr. king's dream. >> the arc of the moral universe may bend towards justice but it doesn't bend on its own. to secure the gains this country has made requires constant vigilance, not complacency. whether by challenging those erect new barriers to the vote or insuring that the scales of justice work equally for all in the criminal justice system is not system plie pipeline from underfunded schools to overcrowded jails. it requires vigilance. >> president obama also minced no words when it came to focusing on the problems ahead. >> as has already been noted, black unemployment has remained almost twice as high as white unemployment. latino he unemployment close behind. the gap in wealth between race has not lessened. it's grown. and as president clinton indicated, the position of all working americans regardless of color has eroded, making the dream dr. king described even more elusive. for over a decade, working americans of all races have seen their wages and incomes stagnate, even as cor

to secure the game this country has made require constant vigilance, not complacency. whether it is by challenging those who erecting new barriers to the vote, when insuring the scales of justice work equally for all in the criminal-justice system and not simply a pipeline from underfunded schools to overcrowded jails, it requires vigilance. >> from wednesday, the 50th anniversary of the march on washington. live sunday on c-span2 and your calls and comments for ben shapiro. at noon on booktv's in debt. on c-span2's american history tv, the group of war constellation, the last all sale worship the bill by the u.s. navy, sunday at 7:00 eastern and pacific. here is a look at the upcoming book fairs and festivals happening around the country, on september 7th the kansas book festival, and author panels inside the capitol building and dozens of books centers set up outside. 40 authors are presented including larry berman and larry welch. the same weekend the ninth annual bookmark festival of books will be in the downtown arts district of winston-salem, n.c. author presenta