kim and teammate michael weaver two of four amateurs to make the cut.ut weaver shot 8-over, 78, 17 off the lead, former world number one, luke donald, seeking the elusive first major. long & putt. finished at plus 1, charl schwartzel, dialed in on seven. his third birdie in a five-hole stretch to move into the red. he is one off the lead. back to kim. heating up on the back nine. the approach on 12 to five feet. knocks in the birdie putt. his second bird to get to two-over. on 15, right to left break. four birdies gets him to even par. within two shots of the lead. phil mickelson the leader after round one, co-leader after round two, then gets back to 1-under par. after a bogey on 10, kim will big 18. he is five shots off the lead. tiger woods, plus-9 for the tourney. ten shots back of lefty. throws a dart on the 17th. burrsys -- buries the bird putt, three-way tie for second, hunter mahan, charl schwartzel, steve stricker, at even par. kim is within striking distance. >> catch a look at the leaderboard, not because i wanted to know how i was doing in t

kim and teammate michael weaver two of four amateurs to make the cut. this is weaver. tee shot on 14. put it into reverse, bizzed the hole but is 17 off the lead. former world number one luke donald, seeking that elusive first major. long birdie putt on 4. 2-under at one point; charl schwartzel, dialed in on seven. his third birdie to move into the red. one off the lead. back to kim. his approach on 12, to five feet. knocking the birdie putt. second bird in three holes. gets to 2-over. on 15, a little right to left break. four birdies in a six-hole span to get to even par within two shots of the lead. phil mickelson co-leader after round two, gets back to 1-under, after a 0 bogey on 16, kim would double yoke 17, then bogey 18 for a 1-over 71, five shots off the lead. i didn't forget about tiger. but the field did. he was a plus-9, ten shots back of lefty. throws a dart on the par-3, 254-yard 13th and buries the putt. leads at minus-1, three-way tie for second. hunter mahan, schwartzel, steve stricker. kim is in striking distance. >> looked at the leaderboard, not becau

kim and teammate michael weaver two of four amateurs to make the cut.shot 8-over, 78, 17 off the lead, former world number one,uke donald, seeking the elusive first major. long & putt. finished at plus 1, charl schwartzel, dialed in on seven. his third birdie in a five-hole stretch to move into the red. he is one off the lead. back to kim. heating up on the back nine. the approach on 12 to five feet. knks in the birdie putt. his second bird to get to two-over. on 15, right to ft break. four birdies gets him to even par. within two shots of te lead. phil mickelson the leader after round one, co-leader after roun two, then gets bac to 1-under par. after a bogey on 10, kim will big 18. he is five shots off the lead. tiger woods, plus-9 for the tourney. ten shots back of lefty. throws a dart on the 17th. burrsys -- buries the bird pu, three-way tie forecond, hunter mahan, charl schwartzel, steve stricker, at even par. kim is with striking distance. >> cat a look at the leaderboard, not because i wanted to know how i was doing in the tournament, but so cool

hunter is in the thick of it week weaver. sinks a tee shot on 13. tiger woods a non-factor seven bogeys on his way to six over. he is plus nine. ten shots back of phil. he drains the birdie putt and settled for an even par. he had a bogey on 18. kim he is in tenth place right there. >> great day. it's been a great week. just looking forward to tomorrow. barely know what to expect coming in. just wanted to make the cut. this morning it feels great. >> still to come she considered past his prime and out of shape, but he can still hit a baseball. a.j. griffin is next. >> we've already picked two big winners of the abc7 show gas card giveaway but five more to go. if you haven't entered yet you have a chance to win $700 of free gas cards from shell. click the like button on facebook. we will announc >>> a.j. griffin was really good except for the one pitch to a journeyman catcher playing his first game. these guys were going all in. felix hernandez caught looking and swinging in the fourth chris young to andy chavez bad move you are out. 41-year-old blan

hunter is in the thick of it week weaver. sinks a tee shot on 13. tiger woods a non-factor, seven bogeys on his way to six over. he is plus nine. ten shots back of phil. he drains the birdie putt and settled for an even par. he had a bogey on 18. kim, he is in tenth place, right there. >> great day. it's been a great week. just looking forward to tomorrow. barely know what to expect coming in. just wanted to make the cut. this morning, it feels great. >> still to come, she considered past his prime and out of shape, but he can still hit a baseball. a.j. griffin is next. >> we've already picked two big winners of the abc7 show gas card giveaway but five more to go. if you haven't entered yet you have a chance to win $700 of free gas cards from shell. click the like button on facebook. we will announce a new >>> a.j. griffin was really good except for the one pitch to a journeyman catcher playing his first game. these guys were going all in. felix hernandez, caught looking and swinging in the fourth, chris young to andy chavez, bad move, you are out.

the 13-year-old cocker spaniel kirby was on his home on weaver court. police were looking for a suspect and said the dog acted suspicious. >> he weighs 29 pounds. he is a mix. i can't imagine who would feel threatened by him. >> they released this statement. we feel bad for the family and the dog. the officer did discharge his weapon and it is under investigation. >> reporter: highlights for the a's, giants and the 49ers. we will tell you who is going in the body issue of espn magazine. . >> a pacifica man was attacked by a great white shark. we have a whopper of a story with a great big fish. >> he was kayaking when all of a sudden the kayak was lifted out of the water. >> it threw everything i had with me. >> reporter: he was very much in trouble. >> i saw the huge splash behind me. it attacked me from the front. it was instantaneous. it hit me so hard my paddle went flying. i lost my fishin pole. >> reporter: it was about 10 feet long and very aggressive. >> it was a back and forth motion. >> reporter: you can see the teeth marks left on his kayak. >

kim and team might michael weaver, his tee shot on 18, backs it upshot an eight over.off the pace. luke donald seeking the first major. a long birdie putt. he finished plus one. masters champion charles schwartz was dialed in, birdie is set to move in the red. back to kim, a left break, four birdies and six hole stretch gets him to even par. phil mickelson, dropped a couple early. kept his composure and birdied 10 and 11. kim would bogey on 16, double on 17 light there. she plus 4, five shots off the lead. there is hunter and he is in the thick of it. he got a 69. tiger woods, seven bogeys with a six over 76. she ten shots back. he drains the birdie putt to get the two under. he would settle with an even par. kim is in tenth place right there. >> i can't -- the leaderboard but i wanted to know how i was doing. it's so cool to see my next, nightclub lick el son, donald, it's an incredible feeling. >> a.j. griffin was really good today except for one pitch to a 41-year-old journey man catcher. a's and mariners at the coliseum, this is just what he does. brandon moss in t

we have a number of representatives here dan weaver. every time there are those cb ds that are created there's instant on, on going improvements. those improvements are readily felt with our police department as well. when i have people actively engaged in people with the streets people are a lot more conscious and they're looking at out and supporting this project. people are relynn themselves with the neighborhood. this makes our city great. i'm here to thank the people and most importantly it is the move that the local merchants have and they want the city to invest in their neighborhoods. it's a plea for success. who won't want to be here. it's better than the east coast right now. as we showed off pebble beach and my daughter is saying she wishes here here. i know that supervisor wiener and intent on making sure we have the investments in our neighborhood. when we do that kind of investment we get so much in return. people make their own personal investments and we're going to have a lot tighter city. and especially for all the nat

weaver. teacher. all of them had to undergo extensive preparation including physical training which was exactly the same as for the men. doctors watched every training session very closely they couldn't agree amongst themselves as to whether a woman's body could withstand the intense forces of blast off the weightlessness or the stress of returning from orbit. one of the most demanding tests was the centrifuge with its extreme g. forces not all of them would pass. after the task to get red spots on your skin and their cause by believing under the skin when small vessels burst. by this time got in had already been in space along with government itself. and. these were four nationally recognized heroes. from god and was always smile. and easygoing and often seen visiting the woman's team they once asked him about his most frightening experience during his flight. that if you believe that the worst thing was when he was walking along a red carpet and neugebauer with his lace fund on he was afraid that he

michael weaver, michael kim and max coma... ♪ [ music ] [ laughter ] >>> he lost more than a match at the french open, racket went with it. >>> play at the plate, in the minor leagues give me the call. >> safe. >> very smart to wait on that. >> judge judy's courtroom. it is over. >> jim harbaugh's love for judge judy, landed him a spot in the audience for show taping after the taping judy and jim played cards in her office. you got a shark and a cheetah. which one wins? >> what has she got under the desk. >> i am thinking judge judy is the winner. >> she is not losing. >> i love the picture of dad and son next to each other. uncan any. >> they have the same facial expressions. >> we will be right back ,,,,,, look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip

if michael weaver sinks this putt cal moves on. he loses that on the first playoff hole. michael kim lost his match. so cal and arizona state were tied, but have no fear. brandon is here. his approach is right on the money. he misses the birdie putt and cal wins it 3-2 and faces illinois in the semifinal. and a great surprise pulled off by 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick last night showing up at his old high school graduation, pitman high in turlock. he honored his high school coach brandon harris who is retiring. >> i have had a lot of great memories with him. he worked with me a lot. he was the first person to actually let me run the ball a couple times. i think i had negative rushing yards in high school? >> you got it. >> great surprise that stunned everybody at the school. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> very cool. >> that is nice. >> thanks, larry. >>> a flat tire helped a canadian woman recover some long lost pictures of her baby girl. >> a roll of film stolen a decade ago was found this week by another woman who stopped to change a tire and

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if michael weaver sinks this putt cal moves on. he loses that on the first playoff hole. kim lost his match. so cal and arizona state were tied, but have no fear. brandon is here. his approach is right on the money. he misses the birdie putt and cal wins it 3-2 and faces illinois in the semifinal. and a great surprise pulled off by 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick last night showing up at his old high school graduation, pitman high in turlock. he honored his high school coach brandon harris who is retiring. >> i have had a lot of great memories with him. he worked with me a lot. he was the first person to actually let me run the ball a couple times. i think i had negative rushing yards in high school? >> you got it. >> great surprise that stunned everybody at the school. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> very cool. >> that is nice. >> thanks, larry. >>> a flat tire helped a canadian woman recover some long lost pictures of her baby girl. >> a roll of film stolen a decade ago was found this week by another woman who stopped to change a tire and discover

weaver waiting. >> yeah. fill it up. thanks. >>> coming up, fashion icons donning pin its stripstripes. what the sentencing could mean for a legendary name in fashion. >>> a rare blemish for tesla. why the bay area-based company is apologizing tonight. >>> they're not in trouble with the fashion police, but they are in trouble with the law. fashion design duo dolce and gabbana are accused of hiding more than a billion euros of income from tax authorities in italy. they were sentenced to a year and eight months in prison, but that sentence was suspended. so they are free while they consider an appeal. the case dates back to 2004. dolce and gabbana denies the charges. >>> another first for palo alto-based tesla, but not a good one. tesla announced the first recall. the company let the world know about the recall via twitter, of course. there's a seat latch problem. tessler's founder said more than 1,200 of the model s cars are affected. tesla has not received customer complaints or injuries, but owners will be contacted in

weaver also the country that devised auctions in the first place, and now we're the country that developed incentive auctions. but i think the agency regards that as an institutional objective. of it'll keep moving forward. and i'm quite certain there'll be agreement that the process should move forward as fast as it can while doing what rob says, which is making sure that we get, that the commission gets the hard, complex decisions right. i do want to say it is a very important thing that we're seeing from the community real engagement in the substantive issues. people aren't debating whether or not to have an incentive auction, whether or not to recovery spectrum. we're debating what the first broadband-era band plan should look like. that's a hard question. the u.s. is going to be the first country in the world to figure it out. there's some tricky but important issues to address, you know? in the old world, uplinks and downlinks had symmetrical amounts of spectrum. that made sense in a voice world where we talk to each other, it's about equal. well, you know, in a broadband data world

but we also talked to chef wally weaver at the 3 forty grill in hoboken, new jersey. so, wally, americans at home this summer want to barbecue, want to save a bit of money. what's your top tip for them? >> i recommend not changing the quality, but going with a smaller portion size. that way, you can still have what you want and save a little money. >> reporter: you can still have a sirloin, but maybe not a 12 ounce, maybe a 10 ounce. >> absolutely. it's a couple of ounces and we have awesome sides that we serve with the steaks. your filet. >> reporter: oh, that looks gorgeous. a restaurant trick that will serve your family well, as experts tell us there's no end in sight to those red-hot prices. linzie janis, abc news, hoboken, new jersey. >>> and now, we want to give you a followup on our hidden america story from last night, inside one of the most dangerous schools in the country. your response was simply overwhelming and we thank you. it was for every child in our piece and everyone in that school saw tweets, like these, about helping kids who hope to graduate. and

michael weaver sending bears through semi finals then lost on the first play off hole. when top ranked michael kim lost his match, cal and arizona state even at two matches a piece. brad onhigge, asu john ron missed his putt there and concedes so cal does move on. barely. aus veilin andrew dodd did it twice today. with a 2-8 needed a birdie just to make the cut which he did. two weather delayed there today. two over 74. woods one over but 10 back of the leader, bill haas. ken duke will have to wait to find out whether the play rounds three and four. second shot, 130 yards out, look at the roll here. down the hill. for eagle. nice. play suspended because of rain, darkness he took time to recognize one of the coaches helping get him there. kaepernick made a surprise appearance at his high school to say goodbye to brandon harris. >> a lot of great memory was him. he's worked with me a lot. he was the first person to actually let me run the ball. i think i had negative, too? >> you got it good. >> turns out he's in the a bad running quarterback. the nice thing about that? n

it stars sigourney weaver.inner of the night, though, cyndi lauper's "kinky boots" taking home six tony awards including best musical. super man is getting a make-over. "man of steel" hits theaters with super man and not wearing underwear? compared to christopher reeve in the red and yellow. he returns and has a much darker tone and reviews are mixed on the new threads. the director says it gives superman a more modern look. >> can't change super man's outfit. >> exactly. >> the top sports stories it was a scary moment at the french open titles that sent rafael nadal running for the exit. a protester carrying a flair rushed the court. he was quickly tackleed by security. the match was delayed for just a few minutes. nadal beat him in straight sets for the 8th french open title. >> jimmy johnson proves a victory. 128 of the races 160 last and was never seriously challenged. johnson clinches the win in the playoffs. speaking of playoffs the heat looking to bounce back. down late in the third quarter they erupt. l

michael weaver sending bears through semi finals then lost on the first play off hole.ked michael kim lost his match, cal and arizona state even at two matches a piece. brad onhigge, asu john ron missed his putt there and concedes so cal does move on. barely. aus veilin andrew dodd did it twice today. with a 2-8 needed a birdie just to make the cut which he did. two weather delayed there today. two over 74. woods one over but 10 back of the leader, bill haas. ken duke will have to wait to find out whether the play rounds three and four. second shot, 130 yards out, look at the roll here. down the hill. for eagle. nice. play suspended because of rain, darkness he took time to recognize one o the coaches helping get him there. kaepernick made a surprise appearance at his high school to say goodbye to brandon harris. >> a lot of great memory was him. he's worked with me a lot. he was the first person to actually let me run the ball. i think i had negative, too? >> you got it good. >> turns out he's in the a bad running quarterback. the nice thing about that? nobody knew he'

michael weaver sinks this putt on 18 and cal advances. he loses on the first playoff hole.nd then lost his match. have no fear, brandon here. his approach on 18 right on target. asu's john misses his birdie puts and then concedes. cal wins, they face illinois in the semifinal. >>> nice surprise by quarterback colin kaepernick, showing up at his oiled high school graduation. honoring his high school coach, bran con harris, who is retiring. >> i have had a lot of great memories with him. he's worked with me a lot. i mean, he was the first person to actually let me run the ball a couple times. i think i had a negative 2 in rushing yards in high school? >> he turned out to be a pretty fair running quarterback and the coach was completely surprised. he had no idea he was coming. that's a ram on sports. mike shumann will be here with all of your highlights tonight. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beam. >> very cool surprise. thank you, larry. >>> the lavish wedding planned today for a silicon valley executive who gave music a voice on the mom... yes honey? dad told me

. >> a week ago last monday on weaver court in concord, a neighbor called police about a suspicious door to door salesman. officers arrived and one entered the side gate of a house where he was approached by one of the home's occupants. this is the occupant. >> this is kirby. >> dave says when they heard the gate open his roommates opened the back door to investigate. the 13-year-old cocker spaniel ran out and started bark. that's when the police officer pointed his .40 caliber pistol and shot the dog. >> it doesn't make any sense. it's beyond not being fair it's negligent and it's abusive and terrible. >> the bullet passed through the dog leaving a piece of it near his spine. the vet says it is too dangerous to remove it. biller says the roommates were stunned. >> after the officer shot the dog he said nothing. he literally just turned around and walk out. >> concord police had no comments throughout the day saying a press release was being prepared. but late this afternoon a lieutenant called saying the officer is a former animal control employee who felt justified shooting the dog bec

>> there's a very fun play and stars sigourney weaver and david pearce. his zany sensibility. very funny. he's terrific in the play. so is sigourney weaver. that's the one i think is going to win. the other is by nora ephron. it stars tom hanks as an old new york tabloid columnist. it's not as good as sonya, von ya, sposh, and ike. >> you covered actors. who about actress? >> sentimental favorites, cicely tyson who is 88 years old, i believe. >> wow, that's amazing. >> "trip to bountiful." she's the favored to win that. >> you're a big fan of hers but not the play. >> she ups it quite a bit. i think she may well be the oldest person ever to win a tony award. >> conspicuously absent is bette midler. >> that was a crime. "i'll eat you last." i think she has given a first rate terrific performance but the tony nominators overlooked her and it was a real snub. she was really put out by it. she was offended. >> understandably. let's talk about musicals. even says this is too close to call. who is it between? >> "kinky boots," a funny show about a shoe factory

michael weaver sinks this putt on 18 and cal advances. he loses on the first playoff hole. then michael kim lost his match. have no fear, brandon here. his approach on 18 right on target. asu's john misses his birdie puts and then concedes. cal wins, they face illinois in the semifinal. >>> nice surprise by quarterback colin kaepernick, showing up at his old high school's graduation. honoring his high school coach, bran con harris, who is retiring. >> i have had a lot of great memories with him. he's worked with me a lot. i mean, he was the first person to actually let me run the ball a couple times. i think i had a negative 2 in rushing yards in high school? >> you got it. [laughter] >> he turned out to be a pretty fair running quarterback and the coach was completely surprised. he had no idea he was coming. that mike shumann will be here with all of your highlights tonight. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> thank you, larry. next, the lavish wedding plans today for a silicon valley exec who gave music a >> napster shawn parker is spending $10 million on

another bear michael weaver here teed off later in the afternoon. the u.s. amateur runner-up sunk a birdie to pull even for the championship. they didn't finish the round. tiger woods, winston payne on the approach shot. liz cook got nervous because she picked him to win it. but he looked good on the 6th hole. a long birdie effort breaks left and it drops. one-over par. he was two-over when play was suspended. phil mickelson caught a red eye flight got in at 5 a.m. teed off at 7:00 and played well. nice approach at 7. this final hole of his round hits the birdie putt to finish a 3-under 67. had the lead for a while and it was getting dark but not dark enough for luke donald to do this from 100 yards away his tee slot rolls right near the cup. he would tap in for birdie and the outright lead at 4-under par. so may was suspended because -- play was suspended because of darkness. phil mickelson was the only golfer to finish his round. he took a late flight because he wanted to be at his daughter's 8th grade graduation. [ applause ] >> she told me that it's fine

weaver located him. or maybe ecuador. now hermela here. >> the first story about actor jim carrey taking a stance against gun control in a way that is ticking some people off. he starred in a movie, but refuses to promote it because of violence. >> jim carrey place a crime fighting vigilante. he wrote that he shot the film a month before sandy hook and now in all good conscious i cannot support that level of violence. >> spoke to jim back in march. he didn't mention anything about the violence at that time. >> mark miller, the writer of the series and an executive producer on the sequel firing back to jim carrey, nothing is in this screen play that wasn't 18 months ago. >> do you think it's fair for him to have been paid for the movie and all of a sudden deciding that it's too violent? cenk: is it true that newtown happened between the movie and now. >> he shot the movie a month before newtown but the hollywood reporter said she talked to him in march and he didn't have a problem with it in march. cenk: maybe he had a pro

quarter final in georgia and weaver putt on 18 to sen the bears to the semifinal.. top rank kim lost the match to arizona state even at 2 appease brandon 1 up laetd 6 approach on 18 so asu coach has to make the birdie putt. he concedes cal moves on 3-2. face illinois in the semi-finals tomorrow. most of would you say dream about that i elusive hole in 1. australian golfer did it not wins but twice at the tour. even with the 2 is a birdie on the 18 hole to make the cut that he did. jacks. tournament. couple of weather delay today. double in ohio. tiger 2 over 74 double bogey on 15. 10 back of haas missing the cut. check out ken duke here. still not sure he make the cut but this is spectacula spectacular. shot of the day on 18. sec shot open the par. 4 from 130 yards and you know why we are showing it to you because it's going in the hole. for eagle. play suspended. rawm tomorrow morning. as collin prepares for the first training camp. tack some time last night to recognize one of the coaches who helped him get there. a surprise appearance at graduation ceremony high

which stars david hyde pierce and sigourney weaver. and "kinky boots."y boots" billy porter won leading actor. a notable win, best performance by an actress in a leading role in a play. that went to cicely tyson. in "the trip to bountiful." >> "kinky boots" was a huge winner. >> the musical won best original score, with music and lyrics by the great cyndi lauper. take a listen. ♪ everybody say yeah, yeah yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah yeah, yeah >> and one of last night's most touching moments was cicely tyson's acceptance speech. >> the 88-year-old actress returned to broadway for the first time in 30 years. she plays a widow in a 1953 era, whose only desire is to revisit her home in bountiful. >> she offered an emotional thank you, but as it happened, she was wrapped toward the end. >> please wrap it up. well, that's exactly what you did with me. you wrapped me up in your arms after 30 years. and now, i can go home with a tony. god bless you all. and thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. >>> her speech itself must have been dynamite. i didn

weaver talking about the 80s this afternoon. let's send it over to mike. >> we had our chopper focusing on the fire. i'll show you the backup. this is west 24, all of these headlines backed up approaching, just one lane available for your commute direction coming off that walnut creek interchange. this is the truck, the foam and the fire retardant there. that was the hillside that was at one point reported on fire. nine cars on the back of this trailer. six were on fire. four remained. you see the fire crews making that perimeter, guarding the folks from the fire, shielding them from the heat as well as from the visibility as well. no ru poerts of any injuries, we do have that hauler causing a big problem. when they do get this fire completely out, hopefully they'll reopen another lane or two after they get the heat and danger away from the folks, they'll have the cones. right now this is the big backup. we'll show you on the maps as welcoming off the walnut creek interchange. eastbound the slowing has cleared. westbound we stil

by a concord police officerwho was conducting a yard search for burglary suspect in the area near weaverrthis owner zachary grimm gives me a close look at the wound >>"right here is where the bullet went incan't imagine anybody who would feel animal" >> reporter:grimm says it all started when he noticed a concord police officer running toward his home >>"i saw this police officer start taking off towards our backyard20 seconds later the dog got shot" >> reporter:grimm says kirby lost a lot of blood and had to be rushed to the vetenary hospital for an emergency surgery >> reporter:you think that an apology is in order here? >>"definitely" >> pam: the officer had a right to defend himself this is under investigation. >> jacqueline: more rain in store for tomorrow morning. we will talk about that in next. [ female announcer ] this is a special message from at&t. [ male announcer ] it's no secret that the price of things just keeps going up. [ female announcer ] but we have some good news. it's our bundle price promise. [ male announcer ] a price you can definitely count on for two whole yea

kirby was recently shot after the officer entered the backyard of his home on weaver court.for a burglary suspect in the area and they say the dog was acting aggressive. however kirby's owner thinks otherwise. >> i can to imagine anything anybody who will fill a brightened by this animal. --threatened by this animal. >>james:the incident happened monday of last week. concord police released this statement yesterday. it reads quote -- while we feel bad for the family, bad for the dog, the officer had a right to defend himself. because this involves the officer discharging his weapon, the incident is under investigation" >>james: we will take a quick break. the handing down of ruling on proposition 8 is expected to occur in less than two hours. we will continue coverage. that is a live shot that you are seen here at sampras's go city hall. kron4's will tran is out there-read the situation. we will return with an update. >>erica: the morning and thanks for joining us. we are to take a look at whether for today and for years and a forecast. i will have to full details coming up

it comes to immigration, and yet people have taken advantage of our laws, and we feel like, look, weaver country, why can't we protect our worlder? i share those frustrations. and the bottom line is if nothing happens, that frustration, what they're frustrated about, that will stay in place. we're not going to have the fencing, the additional border agents, we're not going to have e-verify, we're not going to have entry/exit tracking and know who these millions of people are that are living in our country, they're here now, they're working, but they're not paying taxes, and we don't know if they're criminals or not. so leaving what's in many place right now is not an option, we have to fix this. and i think this amendment is a dramatic improvement on border security, unlike anything that's ever been proposed or has a chance of passing in the past. martha: yeah. it's a tough spot. some people don't believe that this amendment will be solid, that you -- all of these things will happen; 700 miles of border fence, electronic security that's visible, a tangible thing that people see before an

john weaver says this may be is a maverick seeing another maverick.ht ofnnot stand the another person willing to buck the establishment. host: how has it been coopted by the conservatives? uses an interview to denigrate them and instantly became a point of ridicule. and they have registered whackobird.com. i had a congressman on the record say he was jealous that he was not listed as one of the original "whacko birds." host: republic online, go ahead. caller: mccain the -- mccain needs to go. he is not even conservatives. rubio, i was for him until he was up for this immigration bill. do you think principles that do not have -- principles do not have value? caller: if you run on principles, it doesn't have a value? if your cabling your principles , did a count in a more? host: how much does your opinion of folks like john mccain influence you when you go to the voting booth? i did not a case can be made that in terms of the republican presidential landscape there has never been a time when principles mattered more. the process is very drawn out. the a

longtime mccain confident, john weaver, says maybe this is a maverick seeing another maverick. meaning that mccain, you know, can't stand the sight of another person willing to buck the establishment. host: how has it been taken by conservatives? guest: they use this in a huffington post interview. it became a point of ridicule and the whacko birds themselves have embraced it, they've registered whackobird.com and whackobirds.com and i had a congressman, thomas massey of connecticut, on the record saying they are jealous. he wasn't listed as one of the whacko birds by mccain. host: let's go to massachusetts, republican, go ahead. caller: hi, good morning. i have two statements and a question. my first statement, mccain -- host: mccain needs to what -- caller: mccain needs to go. he's not even a conservative. i wish he would go. can i continue? host: yes, you can. caller: ok. marco rubio, i was for him until this immigration bill. i'd rather win on principles than lose -- i mean -- win -- i have a question for you. do you think principles that don't have value mean anything? tha

weaver yesterday at his confirmation hearing. we appreciate you putting that on his radar screen. we are meeting with the fcc and that they are over the next couple days. we hope to resolve that so that we can go forward. but right now we are under a stock order to not install any of the 22010 yet to be installed. thanthank you, and look for to answer any question. i apologize for running eminently. ms. waters? >> good morning, chairman blumenthal, senator blunt, and members of the committee. on behalf of the american public transportation association, i thank you for the opportunity to testify on commuter rail safety. you have our written submission and i will not try to summarize the key points. as you said, my name is kathryn waters. i am apta's executive vice president for member services. before coming to apta i served as senior deputy administrator of the maryland transit administration in baltimore. before that with the dallas area rapid transit as vice president, commuter rail and road management, where i had responsibility for the commuter rail system between dallas and f

lautenberg, son of sam and molly a blessed memory brother to mary ann and larry both of whom we recall weavers and our prayers are with you on the passing of your beloved. the care and the compassion that you extended to frank every step of the way, especially these last few days, we commit to supporting you now in your loss. senator lautenberg lived to see the greatest blessing, the birth of his children's children aaron tell you jonathan lawrence sera molly hanna sam hudson avery and macy. we pray that each of you shall find comfort in the blessing of your grandfather's memory and always feel the gentle caress of his presence in your lives. a proud american and a proud senator lautenberg's abiding awareness of his roots. the commandment to always remember one's origins, to recall that you were once a stranger in a strange land. his values, his agenda, his accomplishments deeply personal if not autobiographical in nature. a few examples. having grown up in the most modest of circumstances, as family so poor i am told they couldn't afford his bar mitzvah. frank had to learn very quickly how t