and the westboro losers together and. just give. them a day they love the troops just not the black let's. get more on what i thought was really interesting too is that the westboro baptist people think that the k.k.k. is deplorable and they were quoted as saying all types of things about how what they do is against the bible and i just thought it was really funny and they're sending their protesting soldiers. racism is it ok to the westboro baptist homophobia totally a dead soldier desecrate in their graves god hates fred phelps and those idiots all right let's move on to another story this one is a little bit more serious but you know we are in the longest war in american history and war in afghanistan and there have been a number of moments lately when civilians have been killed in afghanistan and so following that president karzai decided to make this announcement. could no longer tolerate these attacks on their homes and that. will be forced if you do not come to understand we. negotiated solution to this that is the prevention

the apparent kkk members say they do not approve of westboro's anti-troop message, the westboro churchheadlines for its antigay protests outside military funerals. >>> in the bay area they were several me morals including this one at san francisco's presidio. an estimated 2500 people turned out for the ceremony marking the 70th anniversary of this country's entry into world war ii. the 400,000 americans killed during that war were honored and the presidio ceremony one of the largest in the nation. >> ready, aim, fire. [ sound of firing ] >> and in oakland it began with this 21 gun salute in mountainview cemetery and that was followed by the traditional placing of the wreath. >>> what do hackers, rappers and public television have in common. how they used tupac shakur to get their message across. >> why oracle owner larry ele son is taking his neighbors to court. >> we'll see the sun until thursday, but pinpoint forecast as "eyewitness news" continues. >> tonight on dave, don't miss norm mcdonald. the internet on a plane! are you from the future? um, no. cleveland. listen cleveland, you

westboro church made headlines with antigay protests outside military funerals. >>> here in the bay area, veterans and family members gathered for memorial day ceremonies. wit ha 21- gun salute to veterans in oakland, the observances began with a 21-gun salute. that was followed by the traditional placing of the wreath there. >>> certainly memorial is a difficult time to families whose loved ones still missing. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: each person represents family and friends and colleagues that are waiting and praying for that person to come home. >> you may have heard her story but this memorial day it bears repeating. when she was 12, she got an mia bracelet for christmas. he disappeared in vietnam in 1968. she wore his bracelet every day for 38 years until two weeks ago when his remains were recovered in alabama. >> did it become just a part of you. >> i thought of him every day. yep, he was with me all the time. it was hard giving up the bracelet a couple weeks ago and saying goodbye to him because i never got a chance to meet him. >> she put it on his uniform in his casket when he

hackers who we've spoken to many times on this show famous for defending wiki leaks and taking on the westboro baptist they're now being accused of a massive and alicia's hack of over one hundred million sony customers so he's argument well the company claims that when they were investigating their service post-hoc they found a plan to file would. red anonymous and we are legion one of the groups mottos and the electronics company also explains how their corporate web sites were victim of a d.d. o. s. attack after they went after george hotz who released a code online to modify the playstation three so by those arguments sony now thinks that the exact same group of backers are the ones responsible for this huge data breach over a lot of people out there well they aren't convinced especially after anonymous sent out an official press release proving why they're not to blame their argument for starters it's not in anonymous is nature to steal anyone's credit card information and then turn around and try to sell it on the black market they also point out that their m.o. is always been a very tran

the traffic is heavy from westboro. if you can consider or take 101 out of san francisco, that is your best bet at this point. if you need to get on 280, you could take 380 for that way. avoid southbound 280 for daly city to san bruno. the drive-time now is growing. 14 minutes as you make your way to 380 out of san francisco. versus 101 from 80 to 380. that is only ten minutes. you save yourself four minutes now. the backup is getting worse. we have a live shot of 101 in millbrae. another reason to consider 101. looking good here southbound to mountain view. the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights is on. traffic is backed up to the 880 overcrossing. we will check out the south bay for you. no problems at all. northbound to overcrossing. the alameda harbor service canceled today. they hope to have it restored by tomorrow. >> thanks. >>> popular weight loss define is targeting the younger customers. we're talking teenagers. sales of lap band have been declining to the maker is asking the government to approve the l

they say it's jammed from westboro boulevard. so watch out for that. 280 is just yeah, not looking too good. so 101 a better alternate. that's your traffic. back to you >> thank you. >>> quan you believe it? lost and found -- can you believe it? lost and found 72 years later. >> a vallejo man is wearing a ring he hasn't seen in decades. 90-year-old jesse mattos flushed his class ring down a toilet from dunsmuir high school right down the old toilet. he never expected to see it again but recently a dunsmuir city worker found the ring backed up in a sewer line. did a little research and gave mattos a call. he then traveled to vallejo to deliver the ring in person. there it is. >> can you imagine? >> ingenerally. >> wow. >> 70 years. >> before we leave you, this morning, we have a special congratulations. [ laughter ] >> to kristy seifkin. >> you guys are so sweet! >> she is graduating. she is getting her master's degree, valedictorian friday. congratulations to you. >> i'm going to cry! thank you, guys. >> wonderful. >> very excited. it's been fabulous t

comedian lisa lampanelli turned the tables on the westboro baptist church.ket her concert last night in topeka, kansas, because of her position on gay rights. she said for every church member that showed up, she would donate $1,000 to the oldest aids organization in the country. here's what she tweeted after the show. thanks to these [ bleep ] $44,000 will be donated to gmhc. 44 people showed up to protest last night. >> oh, honey. >> let me explain this moment to you here. this is after a tornado tore through this woman's home in tuscaloosa, alabama. that was three weeks ago. two cats survived. one hadn't been seen since the storm. that all changed as you see. it was caught on camera. i believe she was doing an interview with a local television station there. the lost cat came out of nowhere and was welcomed back to what was left of home. >> it is crazy. >> okay. this is crazy here. this was at the air force academy in colorado. they took part in dodgeball. they were hoping to set a guinness world record. a couple cadets came up with the idea and just tryin

think about timothy mcveigh, think about olympic bomber, think about the westboro baptist church. we cannot violate the rights of people of any faith based on the actions of people who are extremists. i said all of this at the time in the full context of the interview that was taking place. i made it clear that we cannot tolerate people using rhetoric and words to attack muslims because based on those fears, you could get into a situation where a cab driver had his throat cut because he was a muslim. that discussion was honest and heartfelt, and led npr to fire me. let me switch hats again. did you realize when you were making these comments that people might view them as inflammatory? i have to tell you that i never had that thought, not to this day. here we are may 26, 2011, about six months later, i never once had that thought. some days you catch yourself in the shower thinking, i should have said this. i have never had a second bought because what i expressed was a genuine feeling. it was not an analysis. it was not a suggestion that we base our tsa policies on such a feeling

about timothy mcveigh, think about the alleged bomber, -- olympic bomber, think about paid -- the westboro baptist church. we cannot violate the rights of people of any faith based on the actions of people who are extremists. i said all of this at the time in the full context of the interview that was taking place. i made it clear that we cannot tolerate people using rhetoric and words to attack muslims because based on those fears, you could get into a situation where a cab driver had his coat -- had his throat cut because he was a muslim. that discussion was honest and heartfelt, and left npr to fire me. let me switch hats again. did i realize when you're making these comments that people might view them as inflammatory? i have to tell you that i never had that thought, not to this day. here we are may 26, 2011, about six months later, i never once had that thought. some days you catch yourself and a shower thinking, i should have said this. i have never had a second bought because of what i expressed was a genuine feeling. it was not an analysis. it was not a suggestion that we based ou

think about the westboro baptist church, whose members continue now with the supreme court sanctions to protest at military funerals while shouting that god hates gays. we cannot violate the rights of people of any faith based on the actions of people who are extremists. i said all this at the time in the full context of the interview that was taking place and i'll change that word interview to debate with bill o'reilly and i made it clear that we cannot tolerate people using rhetoric and words to attack muslims, because based on those fears, you could get into a situation such as had been recently the case in new york where a cab driver had his throat cut by someone whos was attacking him because he was a muslim. now, that discussion was honest and heartfelt, and led npr to fire me. let me switch hats again and be the talk show host. did you realize, juan, when you were making these comments that people might view them as inflammatory and bigoted? and i got to tell you, i have never had that thought, not to this date until may 26, 2011, about six months later, just short of six mont