are you american randy weber or not? patrick henry didn't say, give me liberty or if not now, it's fine, i understand. we're busy. come on! don't tell me you can't squeeze one little tyrant impeachment into your busy schedule of not passing laws. [laughter] what's really going on here? >> i they gets to be a bit of a distraction, just like the impeachment of bill clinton did. >> nothing would fire up the base of the democrats more than an impeachment action. it would turn off some of the independents who are right now leaning our way. >> jon: and all that is how you know all this talk of tyranny is bull [bleeped]. because when your main concern about deposing a tyrant is how it will affect your party's chances in the upcoming mid-term elections, that's not tyranny. [laughter] apparently republicans can't impeach obama. they can't beat him in an election. they definitely can't work with him. what's left do? use snapchat to draw a dong on his face? if it will make you feel better. but, whoa, swipe it to the left. but there

weber it's hard to follow the governors i've lined to every wondering word but don't we have a great governor of the state of california we certainly do (clapping) well, thank you governor jerry brown and good evening, everyone thank you and welcome to san francisco it's a pleasure to welcome solar 2014 for a 7th year in a row that's great, thank you doctor weber we have developed a great partner with the solar company and it's stunning we haven't really left the days of the gold rush this was when pioneers and future seekers and immigrants all types of people came rushing into the san francisco bay area to the state of california to find what to find answers to improve their lives it so happens that this spirit of innovation and entrepreneursship is still awake and instead of calling them the names of femur seeks we call them diserupts and innovators and one is the solar industry that's diserupt active in a fine sense the united states has seen a record growth in solar snauksz and, in fact, the average cost of the module has dropped 80 percent in the last 5 years? the hard work that

zodiac's next victim, james weber was shot in the same location. he was a libra and fortunately he survived the attack. >> snuck up behind him, shot him and ran away laughing, according to weber. weber said after he was shot in the buttocks he heard him laughing after he jumped into the creme tear. >> amazically, each of the zodiac's victims had a different astrological sign. but the pattern stopped with his eighth victim. diane ballard who also survived the shooting but was a taurus the same sign as an earlier victim. he also took credit for shooting a ninth man in highland park although police couldn't confirm the shooting took place. although the zodiac bragged the police would never catch him, with this letter he made a mistake. he liquid the envelope flap and left enough saliva for dna testing. police now had the dna profile of the zodiac killer. the letter also included another clue. >> i knew it was a code. it was a nine towers because there were nine victims. and i wrote down all the different symbols. and i think i had 23. very close to an

weber we're proud of this and the association e relationship we're proud of the achievements that this conference brings to the great minds let's go out through and demand they come up to the same standards and thank you for having our conference here (clapping.) thank you very much mayor ed lee i think none of us from the organization have ever heard a complaint about the north america is located here in san francisco the golden state so very, very nice this is a pleasure to a member of our government back in germany who don't know baden back was one of the positive prosperous state is a little bit of similarity of the united states and bona fide lit even back in german a has a few years agreeing that the election at the last green party to everyone's surprise many police stations included with the social democratic party they're proud they've got a green dynamics of government it's a minor part and the primary minister from the green party i'm proud to introduce him into the government so thank you to be with us and we're looking forward to a greeting (clapping.) thank you so much ma

eyes were hypnotic. >> they glow, like a glowing greenish red color. >> reporter: today around noon weber thought he saw the lion again as he gazed at the hillside from his deck. >> we get down and turn the corner and up pops that lion. it's like oh, boy. >> reporter: this was the second confirmed citing of a mountain lion in the bay area since may. this cat ran down an alley between two apartment houses into a parking garage in mountain view. it hid under a parked van looking scared and confused. the drought most likely caused both cats to become boulder. >> animals are going to be more active looking for food and looking for water, so just be aware always. >> reporter: state fish and wildlife says this area of san mateo county is a natural habitat for mountain lions and their prey, deer. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> happening tonight caltrans will close a part of 280 in san francisco for the entire fourth of july holiday weekend. northbound 280 will shut down from the 101 split all the way to 5th street starting at 9:00 p.m. the roadway won't reopen until monday at 5:00 a.m. the closure is

se calienta la pelea revancha entre mary weber y el chino maidana.entrega de premios por univisiÓn! >> en esta noche, uno de los consentidos del premio juventud... vamos a empezar con natalia jimÉnez. ella estÁ a punto de estrenar su sencillo. >> el ensayo es top secret! lo verÁn en vivo maÑana! >> inspÍrate en mi! >> no sÉ cÓmo puede salir! ♪ >> los ensayos de la sensaciÓn de las redes sociales, si se los podemos mostrar. >> voy a cantar la canciÓn shower. habrÁ muchos bailarines! >> el nÚmero musical de prince royce tambiÉn serÁ un Éxito. >> dime algo chico! >> vamos a poner un hashtag en la televisiÓn y al mÁs chic le vamos a regalar algo personal. algo personal de prince royce! >> este miÉrcoles serÁ el Último dÍa de ensayos. uno de los primeros en ensayar serÁ carlos vives. ahora continÚen mÁs con el noticiero. >> concluimos la ediciÓn! maÑana a las siete nos vemos con los premios juventud. regresamos a las 11 con nuestros compaÑeros.

it was monday night when tim weber heard a young dear crying behind his fernwood street home in san mateoim up and he and his son went to investigate. we come walking down and we are 20 feet from this spot and the mountain lion was on top of this little deer here and it jumped up and ran 20-30 yards from us and watched us the entire time until we walked out the deer carcass remains near the creek bed and it wasn't the last time weber was to see the mountain lion again this morning, the same mountain lion on top of another fawn sot it is a little worrisome, we are in its habitat but it's scary because there are young kids, everybody has animals , there have been postings that peoples cats are missing so it's a little concerning sot-a mountain lion in an urban area is always a concern the california department of fish and wildlife has confirmed the mountain lion did kill this fawn but says there are no plans track it, capture it or kill it fish and wildlife -this lion was was eat deer. no harm no foul so this lion is in good shape as far as the department is concerned. officials say the cha

weber and interslar we maybe fighters on the playing feed but i'm here the executive director of cal sea we represent hundreds of california companies up and down the state and throughout the industry advocating for the advancement of solar power and every nuke and koran i didn't decision form beyond this state we've grown our membership by 50 percent that means less than 15 percent of the businesses doing work in california are anybody's of the association as the governor mentioned we have a long way to go i encourage you to join us tomorrow invite at solar festive it's a benefit but join asia as members so we realize the living of living no california i put together a couple of slides there's many reasons to be incredibly optimistic in the united states and are here in california. but a couple of factors to leave you with as you begin our conference activities this is from a great organization they did a report on this and i encourage you to checkout it out 20 percent that represents the land malice aforethought hosts 7 percent of the capacity and e and there's a sunday repel compa

. >> carlos weber con los detalles. >> padres, no importa lo que haya hecho y se impute a su hijo, seguirÁa, balas, pistolas... >> donde lo encontraron? >> se arrestÓ a un medio hermano y otro chico. es como una puerta giratoria, arrestÓ y libertad. >> personal de caua ocupÓ un arma de fuego. en ese caso cuando los agentes lo someten, la fianza que le imponen... >> ya venÍa con un grillete? >> asÍ es, con grillete electrÓnico. con un arma de fuego. este individuo cuando es intervenido por la direcciÓn de drogas, someten el caso y la fianza, lo que le imponen de fianzas son 20.000 $. >> esta historia no cuadra bien. si usted es arrestado por el mismo delito por lo que le ponen un grillete, que deben hacer? la jueza decidiÓ poner fianza nuevamente. >> conversamos con los federales. ellos se valoran el caso llega, el caso de la primera intervenciÓn de los 20.000 $. entendieron como nosotros entendimos. es un peligro para la sociedad, que en la maÑana de hoy haya metido una orden de arresto. >> fuera secuestrado por arma ideal, ser arrestado este lunes con arma ilegal a travÉs. no se remueven

. >> reporter: tim weber spotted the mountain lion twice over the past two days. the first time on monday night when he heard a noise outside and went to investigate with his son. >> we walk 15 yards this way and no more than 15, 20 feet away from us this cat just steps up off a dead little fawn and darts up the hill. >> reporter: people were surprised to learn that a mountain lion is now hunting here but say the deer population is growing with a little help from some neighbors. >> neighbors around here, sometimes they just throw some food to the deer. >> the california department of fish and wildlife said that could set up a dangerous cycle. >> people feed the deer. deer feed the mountain lions. that's just the way it is. >> reporter: fish and wildlife say mountain lions like this one captured in mountain view in may and even the one hunting here pose very little risk to people so they won't be catching or killing it. weber says all the same when he lets his dog out, he'll bring along a little extra protection. >> i do have guns. i carry a small caliber pistol wi

all within 50 yards of one man's home tim weber>>: it is a little worrisome, we are in its habitat buts scary because there are young kids, everybody has animals , there have been postings that peoples cats are missing so it's a little concerning >>wildlife officials say they have no plans to track, trap or kill the mountain lion. and warn people not to feed deer in the area. as that could attract more deer--- and ultimately more mountain lions. san francisco mayor ed lee is taking heat. after his car was parked illegally. we get an explanation. in the south bay. a shop owner speaks out about new rules.which he says could force dozens of medical marijuana dispensaries to close. > > a little later we have the giants at home verses' the cardinals. also the a's have a rough afternoon in detroit. > > fog is set to return at night but will it in pack the fourth of july the? will be we be able to see the fireworks in.. answers. up kron-4 will help you celebrate we'll bring you the biggest and best fireworks shows live from all around the bay. catch the july-4th fireworks special. right here

the 2013 red bull, mark weber, putting on a show for the crowd. >> that one right there compared to that one, oh, totally different. >> the first is like a tractor. >> i want to see them race. >> wouldn't be much of a race. >> no, it wouldn't, but it would be cool. >> here is a classic story that starts with a dude going to buy flowers. we don't know, maybe he's being nice or trying to say sorry. that happens a lot when guys buy flowers. flowers, he did not get. instead, guy there to buy flowers was the guy who is there smashing tons of bottles of liquor in the capital city of lithuania. went to the store to buy flowers, he was too late, the registers locked up, and couldn't buy flowers. he got mad. looking at this guy, taking an arm and knocking entire shelves of booze on the ground, broken glass everywhere. >> sweeping the top shelf, the expensive stuff on the top shelf. the workers in the store, they look around, like, what the heck is going on? what is this dude's deal? this video, you can see the aftermath and damage that this guy caused. it's like it flooded with booze. like a booz

weber it's hard to follow the governors i've lined to every wondering word but don't we

. >> reporter: weber also agrees, but it was still scary to be nearby when the lion attacked anotherwhen i came down here, a whole herd of deer ran away, including the fawn and mountain lion went up that way. >> for sure you know it hasn't gone away? >> it's not gone away. >> reporter: that type of situation is why the bay area puma project is out today, setting up its capture stations. coming up at 6:00, what they're learning to help the public feel safe. robert honda, nbc bay area news. >>> getting into san francisco this holiday weekend might take you a little longer. plan accordingly. less than a few hours from now, crews will be shutting down a heavily traveled freeway. this happened a couple of months ago, it's happening again. we're talking about 280 right near the ballpark. it's northbound 280 this time from highway 101 to fourth street. christie smith joins us from the city this evening. christie, a busy weekend, a lot of people need to plan accordingly, like we said. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. use public transportation, follow the detours, give yourself extra time. th

andrew lloyd weber announcing he's going to update his musical, "cats."g to add a rapping cat. [ laughter ] it sounds a gooidea until a hairball gets in the way. it's like, "everybody say, 'ho!'" >> audience: ho! >> jimmy: say -- [ hacking ] [ cat screaching ] [ cheers and applause ] [ operatic singing ] [ laughter ] some local news here. officials here in new york say the city is on track to have a a record number of tourists this year. [ cheers and applause ] you can tell because even the tourists are like, "ugh, tourists." [ laughter ] are you going to go to the all-star game, dude? >> steve: me? >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: yeah, sure. [ laughter ] love it. sports. well, yeah -- >> jimmy: it's baseball. >> steve: baseball, yeah. love it. home runs and field goals. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's right. ted out this.a lot of people arb because target field in minnesota -- that's where the all-star game is -- they said they're going to have self-serve beer machines at the all-star game. [ cheers and applause ] self-serve beer machines at the all-star game. i

becky smith weber asks what is your favorite movie of all time. >> hoda's pick was "love actually". >> this part. remember this? >> thank you. that will be nice. yes is my answer. >> could you watch it 1,000 times? >> i have never seen it but now i'm going to. he proposes in portuguese and didn't know how to do it and she says yes. >> i love him. >> mine is called "amazing grace" a movie based on my friend's book based on the life of william who battled english parliament fore 20 something years to end the british slave trade. i know, you are already out. i know, you are already out. / it is the most amazing, amazing movie. if you have never seen it it is so unbelievable -- >> she is right. >> "love actually" if you want to dive deep. >>> i have been playing my guitar. >> this is not thirst day thursday and you are abusing the privilege of my friendship. >> let's watch a little bit. >> i have taken two guitar lessons i am trying to learn guitar. this is the g note. ♪ and here is an e minor. >> down, down, down up, down. >> that is enough. >> you need to call them chords. when you play

bill and elaine weber have rv'd with the glad hatters. >> in 14 years they have put 100,000 miles on their motor coach. the glad hatters camp locally in the summer and come winter they go whether their campers take them. >> we have dinner together, happy hour together, it's the best time of my life. >> reporter: if you're looking for ideas for your golden years visit 6abc.com slash art of aging. lisa thomas-laurey channel 6 "action news." lisa thomas-laurey channel 6 "actiwe love this kitchen! what's next? great! do you have measurements? yeah, i paced it off. it's about twenty by twelve of these. so, we can measure, plan and install it for you. yea, let's do that! ikea. professional kitchen services at a low price. woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. >> here's what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. the pennsylvania gild fine craft fair kicks off at the chase ce

weber represents that area, where they're waiting. how much crude oil are we talking about? we're talking about as much crude oil as we get from saudi arabia. now we're talking about a lot of crude oil. once again. make america energy independent, energy secure, and it is a national security issue as well. it's just sense. it's common sense. it also brings in revenue to america, to the american people. to be able to sell throughout the world natural gas and crude oil. i want to thank the gentleman for the -- for the time. and that's just the way it is. i yield back. >> i thank the -- mr. duncan: i thank the gentleman from texas, he's been a leader as long as i've known him, representing houston. aye been to houston, i've seen the activity around the oil and gas industry. i can tell you, there's some states that want a little piece of that. south carolina is one of those. you're right on l.n.g. terminals. ukraine, western europe, eastern europe, they're all reliant on russian gas now and they're concerned about the posturing of russia and they're concerned about whether that

weber from texas. mr. weber: i thank the gentleman for yielding me time. the things that make america great are the things that america makes. how do we do that? . . mr. speaker, i want you to think with me here for a second. we have to have a strong america. when the world has a catastrophe, whether it's a typhoon or whether it's a hurricane or whether it's floods or civil war, no matter what it is, when the world has a catastrophe and they dial 911 , who is it that answers? it's the americans, isn't it? with our military, with our might, with our goodness, i would argue. so i would argue that for the world to be a safer place, we must have a strong america. and how do we do that? like i said, stable, reliable, affordable energy supply. mr. speaker, this is not just about jobs and the economy. this is about a strong america that leads this world and makes the world a safer place to live in. and i would further argue mr. speaker, that you're seeing the result of an administration's policy around this world -- around this world we're seeing results of peopl

as a thank you for returning the ring, drew weber will take militello to fenway to catch the captain, derek jeter's last regular season game, and in the true pettiness of being a red sox fan he just asked that mr. militelo not wear his yankee jersey to the park but of course a yankee fan always wears his jersey on the inside. >> john is literally slinking in his chair. >> we gave you babe ruth. >> he ran from you to the safety of the bosum of new york. we're way over time but i think it was worthwhile >> a little bit. >> time for "the newsroom" with carol costello, also a yankee fan. >> i don't think so. detroit tigers, mister, and don't forget that. >> can't hear you. i have these off. yankees fan. >> you have a great day. "newsroom" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning everyone. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. we begin with the horrors of war and a gut-wrenching reminder that no one is truly safe on either side of the israel/gaza border. you're about to see that brutality up close. tv photographer captures the aftermath of an israe

some weber individuals i particularly liked in getting to know them.th the persona of they carried values with them. it turned some one of the individuals was senior vice president of continental airlines in the date '90s. the airline industry was trying to figure out revenue opportunities. he brokered a landmark deal that changed the industry dealing with its competitor competitor, northwest they would sell seats on each other's planes to recognize reciprocal benefits this laid the groundwork for of consolidation over the last 10 years starting in the late nineties. it was while they successful and as a result wall street loved the story in continental's stock went through the roof because of that david was entitled to a nice end of year bonus with the whole team but they are of deep faith you want to make sure that their life is commensurate with their values of nato decision they bush with pd fair means not always by the fanciest car or given the biggest house. he realized if this ended year bonus comes we will give it away to charity if it comes to

weber of texas. >> thank you. mr. mcgurk, you said, quote, our objective is to ensure that isil can never again gain safe haven in western iraq, end quote. in your opinion, has isil, isis, whatever we want to call them, today operated with lightning speed? >> depends how you characterize lightning speed, congressman. >> in your opinion, would you characterize that as lightning speed? >> their advance through mosul caught them off guard, frankly. >> so baghdad, you cough taught something about blitz kreeg, wouldn't you agree? >> again, not sure quite how to answer that question. >> okay. >> isil's proven to be very capable. >> you remember how ted deutsch asked you today, how confident are you the shiites can withstand repeated attacks? in your exchange with him, do you remember that question? >> i believe so, yes. >> okay. here's my question for you. how confident are you that camp liberty can withstand more attacks? >> again, i want to mention i visited camp liberty a number of times. >> have you ever stayed there? >

weber of texas. >> thank you. mr. mcgurk, you said, quote, our objective is to ensure that isil can never again gain safe haven in western iraq, end quote. in your opinion, has isil, isis, whatever we want to call them, today operated with lightning speed? >> depends how you characterize lightning speed, congressman. >> in your opinion, would you characterize that as lightning speed? >> their advance through mosul caught them off guard, frankly. >> so baghdad, you cough taught something about blitz kreeg, wouldn't you agree? >> again, not sure quite how to answer that question. >> okay. >> isil's proven to be very capable. >> you remember how ted deutsch asked you today, how confident are you the shiites can withstand repeated attacks? in your exchange with him, do you remember that question? >> i believe so, yes. >> okay. here's my question for you. how confident are you that camp liberty can withstand more attacks? >> again, i want to mention i visited camp liberty a number of times. >> have you ever stayed there? >