the two warriors fans had just left oracle arena and wur traveling northbound on interstate 80 when police say someone in a dark suv released a barrage of gun fire to people in a porsche. the passenger was outside the vehicle on the freeway when he was struck by a passing motorist. the. >> reporter: the victims both dressed in warriors gear were killed. authorities say the porsche they were in was rej tered to someone else. but said the car had not been reported stolen. oakland police and the chp are asking for witnesses to come forward who can provide information about the gunman or the gunman's vehicle video. >> possibly a cadillac es ka laid but that is unreported at the time. >> reporter: auz authorities investigate oakland's 36 and 37 hods of the year, the officials met today on a state assembly of gun violence. they didn't have to look forward to find an illustration of the problem. >> we had a shooting last night. the number one problem in the city of oakland is there are too r street. >> reporter: police have not ben any arrests in this case. victims were not armed at the time of s

. >> more than anything, wur we're just trying to make people laugh. well, that brings us to the end of our summer movie special. so, you know what time it is, right? time to grab that popcorn and get ready to see all those huge stars, action, adventure, comedy,animation. this summer has something for everyone. so, dim those lights and let the summer movies roll. nom, nom, nom. ♪ the one and only, cheerios [ mom ] for big girl jobs there's bounty select-a-size. it's the smaller powerful sheet. one select-a-size sheet of bounty is 50% more absorbent than a full size sheet of the leading ordinary brand. use less with bounty select-a-size. >>> chances are you haven't been to this place. chances are this is a place you've never seen. other than maybe blurry cell phone videos, old black-and-white newsreels from world war ii.

the suffering we are going to wur endure, people saw it with that first paycheck in 2013 when everybody's taxes went up, even though president obama kepten saying that it was k only going toas group on those evil richn people. my point is simplyho this. i still have faith, bill, in enough people that can wake up and get out of the ignorance zone and we thenin elect the right kind of people going forward. we are going to suffer forfo four years. >> bill: let me point out onet thing. after everybody absorbed the tax rise in paycheck. barack obama's job approval ratings did not go down. mr. cain, thanks very much. directly ahead. james carville on what he sees as the j nation's >> bill: personal story segment tonight. analysis of what the biggest problem in america actually is joining us from new orleans democratic strategist james carville. s you heard the bloviating on the program. first youhe define what you d say is the biggest problem and where i am going wrong and perhaps the other guest as well. biggest problem is a long range problem since thet' 1970s we have not been able toob grow

bottom line is our tax code isn't working wur 0 treasure is short. >> of course not. >> fair share inn people. this is the lift of congress right now at least on the democratic side to kpemp fie in what fairness is and move the public to forcing politician to change the tax code. will it happen? >> well, you know, ed, at a time when thaer cutting meals on heels, we're cutting head start, it seems to me only fair that apple would step up and help fund the country that has made it possible for them to be successful in the first place. apple wouldn't be a multibillion dollar corporation but for the fact that the united states of america made it possible for them to be that successful. it seemgs to me they ought to want to help to pay the expenses of this country so that everybody can have a fair shot. i think it's really disappointing that they don't. >> there's a moral equation here. what's morally right to massage the tax code through supporting politicians who are going to have our back or to do your fair share oun the country that has given you the opportunity to be so successful. co

the suffering we are going to wur endure, people saw it with that first paycheck in 2013 when everybody's went up, even though president obama kepten saying that it was k only going toas group on those evil richn people. my point is simplyho this. i still have faith, bill, in enough people that can wake up and get out of the ignorance zone and we thenin elect the right kind of people going forward. we are going to suffer forfo four years. >> bill: let me point out onet thing. after everybody absorbed the tax rise in paycheck. barack obama's job approval ratings did not go down. mr. cain, thanks very much. directly ahead. james carville on what he james carville on what he sees as the j nation's woman: everyone in the nicu -- all the nurses wanted to watch him when he was there 118 days. everything that you thought was important to you changes in light of having a child that needs you every moment. i wouldn't trade him for the world. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. if you're caring for a child with

the suffering we are going to wur endure, people saw it with that first paycheck in 2013 when everybody's taxes went up, even though president obama kepten saying that it was k only going toas group on those evil richn people. my point is simplyho this. i still have faith, bill, in enough people that can wake up and get out of the ignorance zone and we thenin elect the right kind of people going forward. we are going to suffer forfo four years. >> bill: let me point out onet thing. after everybody absorbed the tax rise in paycheck. barack obama's job approval ratings did not go down. mr. cain, thanks very much. directly ahead. james carville on what he used a contractor before and didn't know where to start. at angie's list, you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare written by people just like you. no company can pay to be on angie's list, so you can trust what you're reading. angie's list is like having thousands of close neighbors where i can go ask for personal recommendations. that's the idea. before you have any work done, check angie's list. from roofers to pl

bureau, new york city bureau, hartford bureau, congressional wur burbud work phones and cell phones of individual reporters. if any reporter called you as a source from any of those places over that two-month period the government has your number and knows you've been talking to the press anonymously. the ap may have told you that they could protect your anonymity, get your story out without you ever being known to the government. turns out they could not make that promise because the government secretly stepped in of its own volition without ever even asking a judge and they took a knife to the ability of the associated press to do its work. now and in the future. indefinitely. they took a knife to the ap's ability to do journalism. any ap reporters who work in those bureaus can now write down any official story of what if he official tells them is the approved truth to know about what the government is doing but if anybody wants to speak anonymously about what the government is unofficially doing because they think that's important that that be known in our free society, that in a re

here's the question, wur they rewritten to protect people at the state department, to protect the presidented states in a campaign where you don't want terrorism in there, to protect secretary clinton or rewritten because there was tension between the state department and cia because one of the less-told truth is that benghazi was essentially mostly a cia store front where you had some state department personnel and at the state department there was a great deal of resentment saying they were getting talking pointss from the cia saying, you were warned, you should have protected your people. the state department are saying, wait a minute, most of those are your people. do we have two agencies fighting each other within the government or some people in the state department trying to politically protect the leadership of their department and perhaps the president. that is one of the questions that hopefully if we have are an investigation that goes after the truth and not partisanship we can answer. >> and we'll see what happens in the immediate days. neither of these subjects will go away. f

wur hurtling -- we're hurtling towards this massive restructuring of the health care insurance and none is certain of what is going to happen. there will be massive consequences intended and unintended. the president says 90% of the american people have nothing to worry about from the american health care law. he doesn't get it. when i ask groups i meet with in wyoming, i hear nearly 100% of the people say they expect to pay more under the president's health care law, and the care they get, they expect lower quality, less available care as a result of the law. people are very concerned about what's going to happen, and they don't think it's going to be good for them or for their families. a new poll just came out from the kaiser family foundation. it found that only 35% of americans have a favorable view of the president's health care law. it's less popular now than it was when it first passed. it's gone down actually eight percentage points since just last november's election. more and more people are realizing what's in this law and how it will hurt them personally, and they are not