it's where's waldo? love where's waldo? let's see if we can find waldo on the bottom.wn there in the corner there. can we zoom in? what's he -- [ laughter ] what's he doing? what's he doing? hey! wait, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. what's he doing? [ laughter ] the guy in the front's saying, "hey, i know where waldo is. i found waldo." >> steve: what's waldo doing -- what's the dude doing to the dude in front of waldo? >> jimmy: what's that? [ laughter ] i don't know what this is. >> steve: oh, my gosh. filthy game. >> jimmy: i don't know what's going on. our last game here is considered to be one of the worst video games ever made. i find that hard to believe. this is e.t. for the atari 2600. [ scattered applause ] how bad could this be? the movie was so great. let's take a look at the game here. ♪ cool loading screen. there he goes. e.t. is dropped off of his purple elevator. that's an 8-bit forest, i guess. he goes off the screen. he has to collect that dot of something. [ laughter ] it actually makes me miss captain novolin. i want to play that. oh, he

. >> okay, i'd like to introduce lieutenant dwight waldo, retired from the san francisco police department, he will be our next key note speakers so please listen to mr. dwight waldo >> thank you, drew, i'm very pleased to be here and i'm pleased to see so many people attending. my program today will basically be on training and expertise, being able to go out, understand the gravanis culture and then take it to court and get a successful prosecution. just a little background, i'm not going to read it all. i pretty much go by sergeant because i was only a lieutenant the last 3 months and i found out if you google me under lieutenant you find something. i stick with sergeant because i have about 14 years on google for that. i spent about 28 years as a police officer for the city of san bernardino, california, about 80 miles outside los angeles. among other things i'm recognized as an expert on graffiti in california superior court. without reading all this i want to let you know that i am well rounded, i was supervisor of the unit to be supervisor of a multi agency dealing with it to being

find waldo. .> hurry up find him, find him. >> i'm trying. don't yell at me. >> he is wearing a hat, glasses, and a red striped shirt. could you not find him? >> because he is hard to find. if he was easy to find, the book would he called, there is waldo. >> i almost did not recognize you with the beard. that is your summer look? >> sheer laziness. ?> you look forward to this you are one of those people who loves to work? >> i love to work. i do not look forward to the brakes. even every once in a while we have a weeklong hiatus to let writers do some writing, and i do not like those. am honored to have you on. >> i am honored to be on. i am a lifelong fan. >> and my staff had you booked, i said, it is about time. , are they still in first run, and the reason i asked that question is i see you like five times a day. time.on all the i literally had to go back and realize you guys are is ill in first run and in syndication and both are killing it, and you are not feeding on each other. it obviously works. >> i think they do benefit each other.

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earlier this morning southbound 101 before the waldo tunnel a sick alert was issued three lanes were blocked. --a sig alert issued. as issues develop but i will have more formation. >> bridges in the meantime look good. a live look at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. an easy ride out oakland into the city. >> no problems, no delays, no accidents to report those of you heading to the san mateo bridge. >> a live look at the golden gate bridge. you should not have any problems coming out of navato to san francisco. the drive time at 23 minutes. >> thank you erica. san jose police have rested to people they say are responsible for the double murder of two teenagers a week ago. 19 year-old matthew clifford and 17 year-old were arrested in connection with the may 26th shooting. police said the shot--they shot 15 year-old christian comling and 16 year-old johnson cular . investigators did not know the motive yet but police have identified the motive of the killings, but say that is not believed to be gang-related. >> meanwhile, a state lawmakers hoping the chp and help curb the vi

edward snowden is like a where's waldo. everybody is trying to decide whether they like him or don't like him. people on the fringes made up their mind if they like him or don't like him. 90% of the country is trying to figure out if they like him. do you think he's a good guy or bad guy? >> i think that we've got to be tough on terrorism but we can't trample the constitution. so i think like any other person that engages in civil disobedience as martin luther king said, he's got to pay the price. he should go to jail. he broke the law. at the same time he's opened up a big, big debate in our country, the line between privacy and security. we have to make sure that while the police, while the national security agency is looking for a guilty needle, that the tens of millions of americans who have their haystack of innocent information, their phone calls, their internet records are not compromised unless there is a legally obtained warrant. >> do you think they are? >> i'm not sure. i don't think we really know whether or not

. >> we were part of the waldo canyon fire. we got evacuated last year. >> i think it is the prettiest cake i've ever received. >>reporter: many look forward to getting their lives back on track. >> i'm going to try to get back to work tomorrow. i have a couple of pair of pants. >>> a plan to give people an extra day to fireworked is being considered. the group asked for extra days for sales. the non-profits operate the booths to raise money for the year. this is the second year they've asked for an extra day. >>> new at noon, head of the federal immigration and customs enforcement agency plans to leave that job next month. john morton has been ice director since may 2009. before, that he spent 15 years at the u.s. justice department. he says ice has increased deportations by focussing on criminals here illegal. >>> right now park police in the liver moore area are searching for a missing kayaker. he's believed to have disappeared yesterday afternoon. the sister says her brother vanished after taking off his life jacket so he c

deputies have not been able to verify the condition of 79 homes and the fires burning near where the waldo canyon fire burned 347 homes last year which was previously the state's most destructive fire. strong winds and high temperatures continue to hurt fire-fighting efforts. no estimate weapon the blaze will be contained. >> still ahead this morning, the changing face of america, surprise findings from the latest sense us report. >> new technology to stop smartphone thefts and where officials are taking the antitheft message. >> putting your commute in the fa >> caltran and alameda county have broken ground on a new lane to be built to help the congestion. still extend westbound 580 from greenville road in livermore to the san ramon foohill road in dublin. a san francisco district attorney is attending a smartphone summit in new york city to discuss the rise in cell phone theft and how to prevent it. he is joining new york state attorney general and representatives from the cell phone industry including apple, google, and samsung. he has been pushing cell phone makers to create new techno

the black forest fire has now surpassed last year's deadly waldo canyon fire. destroying even more homes. forcing even more evacuations.a total of 41- thousand people as of tonight. and now -- the danger has reached colorado's second largest city. with mandatory evacuations reaching the city limits of colorado springs. some residents had just minutes to evacuate. grtr pets, photos and hard- drives before getting out. >>"you look at each other and we cried a little bit and we just tried to decide what's next." things aren't going to get better anytime soon. hot temperatures, high winds and bone-dry forests. it's so bad -- some of the area which have already burned are on fire 'again.' work resumed on the new 49ers stadium in santa clara today, after a deadly accident shut down construction. 63-year old donald white. a long-time elevator mechanic. died earlier this week when an elevator counterweight hit him in the head. officials held a safety meeting, where they reinforced saftey measures. crews placed his pictures on buckets and used them as donation jars for

he basically our generation's real life waldo. but could that be about to change?> investigators in michigan are digging up a field near detroit for a second day. and they believe this time they may unearth hoffa. >> oh, they believe that, do they? okay, i've got a thousand dollars that says are you not going to find him. >> rats, no luck n finding the remains of jimmy hoffa. >> you each owe me 1,000 dollars, you heard that,nd you, and you. now for those of you that thought that this jail party was a hooper, think again. the third at the former home of james burke, jimmy the gent continues in queens. >> you may not recognize his name but he was the real life inspiration for robert de niro's unforgetable character in goodfellas. >> wow. goodfellas, i love that movie. the give me the gentry's house because they got a tippy wax on guy, see. pweau, pw on oh, i can't do this, i can't do this, this is a story that actually directly involves the movie goodfellas. and this guy isn't here. he would love this so much. you know how much he loved goodfellas. you know what, jon

. >>> it is like an international game of where is waldo. no one seems to know where nsa whistle blower edward snowden is, and those who do, aren't talking. he never showed up on a flight from russia to cuba yesterday. in fact, he hasn't been seen since arriving from hong kong. the white house is slamming hong kong and beijing for letting snowden leave. >> that decision unquestionably has a negative 87 pact on the u.s. china relationship. >> the wiki link founder says snowden is safe and healthy. snowden has apply for asylum if ecuador, and possibly other countries. >>> opening statements in the george zimmerman trial began with expletives and a knock- knock joke. zimmerman is the florida man accused of killing trayvon martin. prosecutorses read some of the offensive slurs zimmerman outed to describe martin during a call. zimmerman sat quietly and showed no signs of emotion. zimmerman's attorney used a knock-knock joke during his opening, which by all accounts did not play well for some of the jurors. >>> when you hire someone to clean, you

was this sort of ghost flight red herring media circus where's waldo mess with edward snowden going to happen? did the u.s. government screw up their extradition efforts in a way that made this all possible and it didn't have to go down this way? and most importantly, if you do not care for this guy as a personality but do care about this story, what does he still have to leak? both the "washington post" and "the guardian" as well as mr. snowden, himself, have said that he's only turned over thus far a really small proportion of what he took from the nsa. does he still have it? did he hand it over to china when he was there? did china maybe take it from him when he was in china in some ways he might not even know about? did he hand any of that material over to russia when he was there? or did russia take it from him when he was there in a way that he might not even know about? is he planning on handing any of that documentation over to ecuador? or venezuela? or cuba? or iceland? or other places that might be red herrings or might be where he's going? if the espionage charge wrinkles in

it was about this time last year i think when we had that big fire in waldo canyon. >> firefighters got some help from the weather overnight though as it got cool and a little less windy. they had record high temperatures strong winds yesterday. three other wildfires are also burning out of control in that area as well. >>> now, amid the flames a touching rescue. check it out. a firefighter carried a baby deer to safety and some other animals got out as well and then hurried back to those front lines. >>> for much of the rest of the country dangerous weather is expected today. powerful thunderstorms are forecast for iowa all the way to maryland. the storm will include hail and strong winds possible tornadoes, as well. there's already some flooding in maryland from storms that hit the last couple of days. >> let's check our weather here because it's pretty mild and nice. >> yes. it's very nice weather. i think today is going to be an exceptional day. a lot of sunshine expected to come our way today. in fact, mostly clear skies outside now a little chilly in some spots out the door. looks

. >> reporter: like a real-life version of where's waldo, snowed zen trying to make his way from russiato ecuador for political asylum. all countries only too happy to defy the u.s. and all put on notice by the white house on monday. >> we would simply be noting to other governments the fact that mr. snowden is wanted on felony charges and that he should -- as such should not be allowed to proceed with any further international travel except as necessary to return him to the united states. >> reporter: ecuador's embassy in london already serves as a safe haven for another u.s. target, wikileaks founder julian assange, who by phone today said his group had helped to arrange snowden's escape and that one of his associates was with snowden. >> they are in contact with their legal team. the u.s. government is taking on a generation, a young generation of people who find the mass violation of the rights of privacy and open process unacceptable. >> reporter: the latest chapter in snowden's fugitive odyssey began in hong kong last friday, where he had been in hiding for almost a month. it was

it's not far from the site of 2012's waldo canyon fire.t blaze-- one year ago this month-- engulfed 347 homes, killed two people and led to more than $350 million in insurance claims. so far, there've been no deaths or injuries in the black forest fire, but more than 38,000 people have been forced from their homes. >> i'm not sure if my house is lost. i just don't know. >> we took our photographs, things that we can't replace we brought with us, other than that we're saying fire insurance. there's a reason for it. >> it's terrible. we have our motor home here so we're going to be leaving here pretty quick, but we don't like it. our other neighbors are here too. >> brown: as the fire spread today, mandatory evacuations spread to colorado springs, affecting some 1,000 homes. firefighters and authorities, including the national guard, say they're throwing everything they can at the inferno, including two c-130 cargo planes outfitted to drop slurry retardant from above. >> i almost want to say here we are again. we learned a lot last year from

. >> linda pastan grew up jewish in the bronx reading ralph waldo emerson and albert camus. she went to radcliffe in the '50s, and won a poetry prize from madamoiselle magazine. sylvia plath was the runner up. isn't the moon dark too, most of the time? and doesn't the white page seem unfinished without the dark stain of alphabets? when god demanded light, he didn't banish darkness. instead he invented ebony and crows and that small mole on your left cheekbone. or did you mean to ask "why are you sad so often?" ask the moon. ask what it has witnessed. thank you. ( cheers and applause ) [ music ] >> you know a lot of california is desert, wide open spaces filled with natural beauty and human history. i never get tired of visiting our deserts because there's always something new and interesting and overwhelming to see. and when you visit the desert, everything out here seems to take on a bigger than life scale. now, right now we are at a wind farm in the palm springs area and look at the size of these wind turbines, they're huge. they're over 120 feet tall, the diameter of the

no surprises for folks from the waldo tunnel and back into san francisco. >>> medical marijuana use is on the rise to help treat pet illnesses. that's right, your pets. the journal of the american veterinarian association news says a growing number of owners are now using pots to treat their pet's ailments. one vet in l.a. became the first to offer marijuana to treat canine pain. many other vets, they say marijuana use on animals is still not a proven treatment. more studies will definitely need to be done. >>> i imagine it is injected. >> i guess they could also put it in their food. they grind it up and can eat it. >>> the search is on for a hit-and-run driver on the peninsula. a man in a wheelchair. >>> the president coming to town. how his visit will impact your drive home. >>> good morning. i'm bob redell. president obama will be attending fundraising trips. we will tell you why this one is different. >>> a new report suggests the government is collecting phone records of verizon customers across the united states who have done nothing wrong. >>> i'm meteorologist, christina loren

gorgeous commute from sausalito to san francisco, and we have one construction project south of the waldo tunnel and that will last until 6:00. >> the polls are open in iran in the election to pick a successor to president obama mahmoud ahmadinejad and -- to the president ahmadinejad and iranian americans and expatriateses in the united states can take part in the elections with will positives open in 13 states including six locations in california. >> the united states is getting more deeply involved in the syrian civil war and the obama administration says that they are determined as syrian president bashar al-assad has used chemical weapons against rebel forces crossing a "red line" that triggers greater american involvement in the crisis. according to cnn the united states will provide military support to the rebels and the white house says bashar al-assad's regime used sarin gas on eight separate occasions. >> coming up, high fashion bandits, the gang of women targeting union square designer stores. >> a bizarre accident at a california airport and this private jet ended up smashing

southbound 101 waldo tunnel to golden gate bridge, this project wrapping up at 5:00 a.m. blocking one lane. not a buildup of traffic out of salsalito. kristen? >> thank you. >>> police say three suspects are in custody in a string of burglaries on the peninsula and in the south bay. police arrested two men and a woman after a traffic stop in mountain view when an officer noticed suspicious property in the car. turns out the items were reported stolen in four burglaries all on the same day in brentwood city, palo alto. >>> two men charged in upstate new york who were allegedly scheming to create an x-ray radiation emitting device to kill people they targeted. they are accused of building a workable death ray. the plan allegedly called for using an industrial grade x-ray machine stored in a truck. it would shoot concentrated doses of radiation on unsuspected targets who would die within weeks. >>> the afghan taliban say they are ready to hand over a u.s. soldier held captive since 2009 in exchange for operatives being held in the guantanamo bay. there are reports this morni

. >> linda pastan grew up jewish in the bronx reading ralph waldo emerson and albert camus. went to radcliffe in the '50s, and won a poetry prize from madamoiselle magazine. sylvia plath was the runner up. isn't the moon dark too, most of the time? and doesn't the white page seem unfinished without the dark stain of alphabets? when god demanded light, he didn't banish darkness. instead he invented ebony and crows and that small mole on your left cheekbone. or did you mean to ask "why are you sad so often?" ask the moon. ask what it has witnessed. thank you. ( cheers and applause ) >> ...is produced in association with kcet los angeles, and is seen statewide on... this series is endorsed by... >> well, hello, everybody. i'm huell howser. you know, it seems like these days in california, we're always on the move. we're going places and doing things, and that's what this adventure is all about: moving. but we're not talking about people moving. we're talking about a house that's moving. and there it is right over there, a house that's full of history. it's getting ready to move

the conditions are similar to last june when the waldo canyon fire destroyed more than 350 homes.fire has forced more than 7,000 people out of the area.ñr >> they have the same feeling-- they saw the smoke plume and they thought it can't happen to the same community twice, and it did. >> reporter: toby partridge took in his friends during last year's fires. now it was his turn to run. he grabbed a few cherished photos and his pet but had to leave his four horses behind. >> it was amazing how quickly that fire came up. i mean, that sound was so intense. i never heard or seen anything like that. >> reporter: and as you can see, scott, the wind are really gusting right now, which is a big problem for the 155 fires on the ground. what the sheriff tells me is they need two days without these gusting winds to get an upper hand on this fire. >> reporter: kelly werthmann of kcnc, kelly, thanks very much. a job listing we notice on the national security agency's web site might strike you as ironic. it is for a computer security manager and it says the ideal applicant must be a self- starte

. >> there is waldo, too. he is aggressive. >> where did all of the people come from? were they in both cars? according to the uploader, these guys were in the vehicles involved in the accident. >> unbelievable. >> it is a wrestling move and the chair is thrown in the middle of the fight, and the only way it eventually breaks up is if these guys, the other two guys approaches what are teenagers, and they are going to break it up. >>> you know the awkward moment when you are taking a photo of your friend and you realize you got it on video instead, and so you have a funny moment of you and these other people going like -- >> it is video. >> oh! >>> that compilation of a bunch of the moments, and it is funny, because he is doing it on purpose. >> are you taking video? serious? >> you have all of the moments of people posing for photographs, at restaurant, at clubs. >> and the sun can go down. >> this is from the go paris youtube channel out of washington, and people out on the street and this girl posing with a mariachi band. >> is he anybody else? i know he is anybody e

. >> reporter: still, this fire is more destructive than last year's waldo canyon fire, which leveled 347 homes and claimed 2 lives. with four major fires in the state, the governor has declared a disaster. $10 million have been authorized to help, desperately needed money that comes as the u.s. forest service faces cutbacks. 500 fewer firefighters and 50 fewer engines available. >> the forest service is going to do more with less. we're going to meet the challenge with less firefighters. >> reporter: tonight in colorado springs, it's all available hands on deck. this moving monster, a historic fire that's not done yet. and lester, late tonight breaking news. the sheriff's department says there have been two fatalities now connected to this fire. officials tell me that they have discovered two bodies inside the burn zone. no additional information just yet. it's going to be a long night for firefighters on the front line. >> miguel, thank you very much. >>> now to the massive weather system that spawned nearly 20 tornadoes over the past 24 hours, now moving to the east, creating a dan

it was about this time last year, i think, that we had the big fire in waldo canyon. >> reporter: and as the fire burned unchecked into the evening, cindy millsap talked about the realities of the mountains in colorado. >> beautiful mountains. we have a lot to be thankful for, but this is mother nature at her finest. >> reporter: we're expecting more firefighters to battle the blue jays, but one firefighter told me when it comes to blazes like this one, mother nature always has the final say. tom mustin, cbs news, colorado. >>> well, a sweeping immigration reform bill has cleared its first big hurdle. the senate voted overwhelmingly on tuesday to debate the issue. it would, among other things, give citizenship to 11 million illegal immigrants, but passage is not expected to be easy in the senate or the house. >>> and the outlook has not changed for former south african nelson mandela. the former south african president has remained in hospital with a lung infection. debora patta is in pretoria this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the south african government says the

just a couple of construction spots as you work your way southbound near the waldo tunnel. >>> anna, good to have you back. >> thank you. >>> some breaking news in san francisco where protestsers are being evicted from a garden plot this morning. kpix 5's sue kwon is at the park in hayes valley. >> reporter: i'm at fell and laguna. i'm going to take you right over there to see this cherrypicker crane that's working within the area to get tree-sitters out of the tree. one person fell out of the tree about 12 to 15 feet. he is being transported to the hospital now. there is another tree sitter in another platform in another tree. all of this is around protests for getting rid of this community garden that will have a condo in place of it. we also have police on hand and 30 onlookers. 30 people inside this park no that this was going to happen today, knowing that an eviction was going to happen. they have been been pushed to the side and three were arrested for unrest or for not coming out. the belongings, some of them still in there. there is a lot of emotion this morning. this all ste

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just a couple of construction spots as you work your way southbound near the waldo tunnel. >>> anna,back. >> thank you. >>> some breaking news in san francisco where protestsers are being evicted from a garden plot this morning. kpix 5's sue kwon is at the park in hayes valley. >> reporter: i'm at fell and laguna. i'm going to take you right over there to see this cherrypicker crane that's working within the area to get tree-sitters out of the tree. one person fell out of the tree about 12 to 15 feet. he is being transported to the hospital now. there is another tree sitter in another platform in another tree. all of this is around protests cor getting rid of this

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. >> reporter: exactly one year ago, the massive waldo canyon fire just a few miles away turned shawna's house into ashes. >> this is my house. >> so this is the house. >> reporter: today she's rebuilding, offering hope to all those families suffering tonight. >> there's just so much loss, and that it does get better. it's a journey of healing. it takes time. >> reporter: for thomas, some of that healing began when he was reunited with the horse he had to leave behind. >> i'm real excited to see him. i thought i lost him. >> reporter: this roadblock has been up all day. but now that the weather is starting to cooperate, they're taking it down and some people will be allowed to go home. >> clayton sandell, thank you. >>> from the fires in the west, to the east, to the stormfront that left a trail of destruction. several deaths are being blamed on falling trees. abc's ginger zee on the real danger and the new severe weather threat as we head into the weekend. >> reporter: the rain fell in sheets. in west virginia, flash flooding. a rescuer, here trying to get a child to safety. downed tree

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