manning encountered heckert walking down a hallway toward him. manning sa anw a concerning said. he sought a loaded gun in his hand. he instinctively call that gun to officers and anyone else. he grabbed for the gun, and they were engaged in locked in hand- to-hand combat. heckert pulled him into our rear bedroom and they struggled for control of the weapon. they flipped over a corner of the bed. manning was able to land on top of him and tried to pin him against the wall between the bed in order to control his arm. that is when the situation went from bad from worse as he grabbed active-duty gun and try to pull it from the holster. manning called for help and alerted the other officers that he was going for his gun. the other officers responded into the room. macmillan jumped into the struggle and pointed the gun at his head. he stated, let it go, or i will shoot. heckert let the get go. the officers took him into custody and saw fire arm that was formally in his hand was now under his body. when they lifted him up, they saw even more disturbing, a three-month old baby was on th

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the notes that he put online last weekend about his grand jury interrogation to the latest in bradley manning's pretrial hearings and then it's friday so we're going to have our financial check up with lauren lyster host of the capital account guess what the big banks are trying to do now instead of the possibility of taking the fall one by one like barclays did in the late libre scandal they are pushing for a group settlement so let's hope they don't get off that easy while all that and more fit and i including it does of happier but first take a look what the mainstream media decided to. well this morning ever go up to the tragic news of the mass shooting in aurora colorado and midnight showing of the dark knight rises. in the night at the movies turned into a night of terror moviegoers in colorado deadly shooting at a movie theater in the denver suburb of a war of a receipt shooting in aurora one of the worst mass shootings in american history and a crowded colorado movie theater gunman entered the crowded theater after midnight local time through gas canisters releasing smoke and then start

you hear "rocket man" by elton john playing in the background. ♪ rocket man >> he's right with him. the passenger can clearly see him out window. jet man is flying high in the heart of switzerland. the full picture i thought was fabulous. >>> you know when you get maied youwalk down the aisle, yo a the photographer. but guess who else is hiring photographers? moms as they are giving birth. in the hospital. that is the new trend. sometimes dad might faint, sometimes dad might want to cut the umbilical cord. dad's encouraging mom. >> yeah, there's a lot of multi-tasking. >> here's what she experienced as her child was being born. >> you get great pictures. so, yeah, absolutely ñaking off. >> i imagine you're kind of an on-call photographer because i can't really predict when this is going to happeñ. >> have you had any photos of a dad fainting dead on the floor once the baby comes? >> actually, the other day i was photograph i photographing, i noticed the dad was getting a little pale. iñactually had the baby -- they had to give me the baby. he was put in a wheelchair. so far i've

you think the deejay got on, man down, man down, we need assistance on pole three? >>> a word of advice from the countdown, when golfing with bears. the one thing you don't want to do when you're on the golf course and there's aar is agita. see how this one plays out next. >>> and going to war without guns. a new video from one of our favorite guys. >> i like it a lot. >> i think it's hilarious. >> see camera warfare on the countdown. >>> don't forget, right this minute is all >>> welcome back to the rtm top ten countdown. just a few more to go to our number one video. at number three, our favorite guy with a camera. >> our friend evan has created some pretty awesome videos. well, his latest one he is calling his biggest production in tv yet. and he's calling it camera warfare. >> that's a big deal if he's calling it a big production. >> oh, yeah. it is world war ii inspired. but instead of weapons, what are they using? >> big old cannons. get it? canons? >> get it? ♪ >> that was the weirdest thing ever. >> he had his lens cap on. it's like having a safety on. >>

officials say it was a 19-year- old man who fell. he was rushed to the hospital but at this point we don't know the extent of his injuries. he was with a group of friends and it was his friends who called for help. >>> a florida lifeguard has been fired for coming to a man's rescue. he left his zone at the beach on monday to help a man who was struggling in the water. but the man was in a area that lifeguard are not paid to patrol. he was fired on the spot. >> if i have the ability to help, i am going to help them. i am not going to worry about jurisdiction. >> a second lifeguard was fired when he said he would do the same thing. a third quit in solaidary and four others gave notice. company policy is to call 911 when someone is drowning outside of guarded zones. >>> a search continues in nevada for a lion. a 67-year-old man was attacked while sleeping over the weekend. he is recovering from bites and scratches. officials are looking for a female mountain lion. they are using dogs and motion censor cameras to track the animal down. >

>> no. >> you say your husband told him -- told you he is a powerful man. you told that to williams. were you lying? >> no. the problem is that i had this conversation, it not that we discussed every day we are going to get a divorce. we had that conversation twice. one in march 2011 end of that conversation we were talking about divorce and how my position and all of it was about 45 minutes and some my conclusion after all of that was that]zízo:( he is more powerfuln me. so when he said he is powerful, my conclusion in all of that conversation. >> you were expressing your conclusion that your husband was a powerful man and could take it away from you. >> yes. that was not a nice conversation and i got scared that maybe i would lose custody. scared. >> now, you also told by every madison that your husband told you he is a powerful man. >> it was exactly the same thing. my conclusion was that conversation, i am not going to explain the 40 minute conversation but he said he is more powerful than me. he is in a better position in this country than me. i just

one man asserted that robert smalls is probably the greatest man on earth. the man that he was talking to said that smalls was certainly great but he wasn't the greatest man on earth and indeed he knew someone greater and the first man asked the question, well, who on earth could prob possibly be greater than robert smalls, the second man then offered jesus christ as the greatest man that ever walked on the earth. the first man was forced to concede. but he reminded man number two that robert smalls was still young. now, i think that we should become familiar with robert smalls for a variety of different reasons. first, in his life, we can see most of the over arching themes that african american history revolves around. you see slavery, the rise of white supremesy and when smalls dies in 1915, some of the work he did laid the ground work for the second reconstruction. another term used to describe the american civil-rights movement. secondly, smalls life is an american story. a story of triumph over adversity success against the odds and what better place t

we are a see a black man. we had to wear our hair short because out here -- we sought to go to after to toughen ourselves. so there was still a rejection of the african centered, or just to you or. right? and the class dynamics in this nation, which state they couldn't handle the gusty thousand people, like your growing business, you're buying less. and the best you can do to people, the white man is a double. you when i get graduate students from harvard or howard to run your business. so that led to some of the liberalization because they needed part of the educated class to help run those businesses. because originally if you came out of jail, they would put you somewhat in a stable situation, which was a good thing. but outside of, to take power away here, you need a program to and hat's what malcolm was doing. that's how we have to understand and look at malcolm. >> beautiful, thank you. >> i have a comment and i wanted, actually to comment and wanted to get the reaction from you. first comment is, i woul

i focus on my music, man. because if i don't go there, it's going to turn violent. >> when it's time to do our thing, we're going to do our thing. this whole environment is about making it. it is something real harsh, i have nine felonies and if i was to stab a dude in here or catch assault or maybe even kill him, it's over with for me. >> we need to finish this track, man. let me get a thing for the coffee. this is the crib. you have to find a secluded area and it's hard because we're in open beds. it's almost impossible to find a place of solitude. not only is it hard for us to write the music, it's hard for us to stay focused because you have so many people in our heads, so much noise, so much [ bleep ]. >> the tv be blasting. >> tv too loud. >> need to go somewhere. tv crew too loud. we can't concentrate. >> we ain't gonna be able to get work done in no tv room. >> rehearsal space is hard to come by inside prison walls. with no privacy in the dorms, anthony and eric have to make do. >> it's our little secr

um... ( man speaking on pa ) that man... when that man keeps saying "please report any suspicious behavior," what is sus-- suspicious behavior? well, it's when someone's acting oddly, or they look very nervous, or they, i don't know, sweating a lot. of if they're carrying a bomb. yeah, that--that would qualify as suspicious behavior. okay. "oh, no, because--" that man's sweating. ( whispering ) yes, but he's hot. he's just hot. i saw a lady buy a chocolate bar and then not eat it, and i saw a man that was-- that was holding his hands behind his back for a very long time, and i saw a lady. she was looking at a sign with very small eyes. and i think those things are suspicious. just go and see if our flight's up now. go on. it really hacks me off, you know. we're not boyfriend and girlfriend. we're just friends. well, that's terrific. yeah, because that means that you're not making the mistake i made, because i over-invested in one friend... who happened to be a girl. it's rather silly really. i used to give her all my refresh

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the man then takes the iphone and puts it in his pocket. mercer realized his iphone was missing and appears to ask the man if he seen it. mercer follows the man outside. there's an argument and mercer is beaten up. neighbors say he is a humble man. >> just like an executive. and usual bly executive types don't -- aren't very friendly. but this guy was like a nice, friendly neighbor. >> police say they identified the man in the video. they are in the process of interviewing him. mercer's family did not want to comment on the attack. >>> penn state says they will decide in the coming days whether to allow a statue of the late football coach joe a attorney no to stay standing. a spokesman for the school says they expect a decision in the next seven to ten days. critics called for the statue to be taken down in light of a report that paterno and other university officials covered up reports of child sex abuse against former assistant football coach jerry sandusky. there are also calls to shut down the entire football program. the ncaa says noth

authorities said the animal bit and clawed the man then ran away. he was treated and released from the hospital. another attack. american graduate student fighting for his life after being attacked by 2 chimp savagely in south africa. student was standing between 2 fences when one of the chimp reached under an electric fence and grabbed his feet. abc alex with an exclusive tour of that research center tonight. >> as we drove into chimp eden today the first thing you see are signs about wild animals. on our exclusive tour we saw the beautiful and vast reserve teaming with wild life. the chimpen closure electric fence and warning 26-year-old texas graduate student and drew overly was well aware of having volunteered here for his second time. which is why it's unclear why he entered the no go area where he was attacked by 2 male chimp. it lasted around 20 minutes before staff was able to scare them off. this is as close as we can get to the scene of the attack. it's still being investigated. but the park board says the chimp were reacting to what they

then a man, possibly the child's dad, stepped in. >> at that point, an adult man came in, pushed her, causing her to fall, and she hit her head on the pavement. >> reporter: investigators tell us the man helped her up and the two went their separate ways but a few hours later, the woman felt ill and went to the hospital. police say doctors at that point she'd suffered head trauma and the injuries were life threatening. late this afternoon, they tell us her condition has improved. >> i don't really think that people should really get into altercations if they have differences. i mean, they should just sort of let it go. >> i think it's outrageous. it depends on what the kid was doing though, i mean,, you know, i'm against all cruelty to animals period. >> i probably would do the same thing, and i'm very distraught to hear that she's in such critical condition. >> reporter: one man who witnessed the after math of the incident says he knew right away it was serious when he saw the woman bleeding from the back of her head. he did not want to speak on camera but tells us there were conflic

the man killed in the crash has been identified. witnesses saw his white truck weaving in the north bound leavens highway 87, not 37, 87, just before 2:00 yesterday afternoon. the truck crashed and flipped over. he died at the scene. the chp says it does not appear drugs or alcohol were a factor and no other vehicles were involved. >>> despite warnings from police they would crack down on illegal fireworks during the forth of july it appears many people were not listening. we captured plenty of illegal fireworks lighting up the sky. smoke could be seen and heard for hours last night. despite that the police department today is calling their tactics a success, even though not one arrest was made. they measure their success in the fact there were no injuries or deaths reported. >>> firefighters rescued people and pets when a fire tore threw a community today. a grass fire broke out two hours ago, raced behind 11 11 homes. fire crews put out the flames within 4 minutes. no word on the cause of the fire. one resident told ktvu they saw

police say they found a 21-year- old man who has been shot several times. authorities are not saying yet about a motive or possible suspect. anyone with information is asked to call baltimore police. >>> the latest tonight from penn state. workers have removed the iconic statue of joe paterno. news report say paterno concealed sex abuse allegations against jerry sandusky. tomorrow morning the ncaa will announce the measures it will take against the school and they're expecting to significant and far freedom of speeching. however, we're told the organization will not give the quote death penalty blow to the university. sandusky is awaiting sentencing on sex abuse convictions. >>> this has been a hot topic. one controversial decision. we want to know what you think about it. leave your thoughts on this hot topic on our facebook page at abc2news.com/facebook. >>> coming up a little bit later in the shore, we're going to go back to colorado where we're hearing more stories of heroism and love in midst of all of that chaos. one man jumps to action to save his fr

one man who had been squatting in that home is in custody. just moments ago as you were alluding to, they took into custody another fellow skwaurter, a woman, after she became uncooperative in their questioning of her. there might be another woman, a third person, who is inside the building. they're waiting for permission to go in and do a search of that woman in a building that is burning this home for the second time in three years. >> we looked out the window to living room and we could see the fire shoot out. >> reporter: tragedy strikes again in this silver terrace neighborhood, the same row house that caught fire july 4th three years ago burned down around 3:00 this morning. police have arrested a 61-year-old man after witnesses saw him running out of the building with something in his hands. >> from what i heard, he said that he had a gas tank. apparently, he said he was fixing on his car or motorcycle in that garage? but there's no car in that garage, if i'm not correct. >> reporter: there hadn't been much in that house. it's just vac

that man did not suffer serious injuries and then was arrested moments later another man was found injured at the bottom of the canyon he is in critical condition police say all played a role. >> a soldier died in afghanistan. his vehicle was destroyed friday by an improvised explosive device he died of his injuries he served in the army since 2004 he leaves behind a wife and one child. >> a former marine from the western suburbs is being remembered with a street named in his honor. village leaders have dedicated the street where he grew up. >> a memorial service will be held today for an obama campaign staffer who collapsed and died last week appeared this 29 year- old first volunteer to work for the president during his 2004 senate run. he collapsed last friday morning at the president's chicago campaign headquarters and was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> the city of chicago paid out $80 million last year for police disability claims including some to police officers who have started new careers have gone to college are moved out of the state. the chicago sun-times reports 347 polic

if san leandro police are looking for this man. they say the attack a man with a baseball bat on wednesday morning. the victim was a co-worker at the san leandro business. police say he was attacked and that left him with a cracked skull and other injuries. >> they had a disagreement that escalated beyond just an argument. one of the employees on consult with the bat and struck the other employee multiple times. once he fell to the ground he commenced digging in with steel toed boots. he was driven to the hospital by other people who witnessed the incident. >> he could be charged with attempted murder. two men are wanted for a series of burglaries in the tilden regional park. police say they break into cars and steal credit cards and then purchase expensive electronics. >> as she and her husband spend money on a luxury cars, jewelry, liposuction if to a total of $718,000. the two were caught by a suspicious vacantly and arrested. you're looking at some of the things they have purchased. the victim has since died. >> a temperatures

while this former military man talked even after he knew he was being recorded, the next man currently a soldier, doesn't stay long enough to find out he's on national television. >> i just have to put this in the washer. come on in. >> okay. >> he's 27-year-old marshall gurtman, a first lieutenant in the national guard who served a year in iraq. he's been chatting with a decoy posing as a 15-year-old, using the screen name high excitement, he sends the girl a link and asks her to view pornographic pictures. and asks her, what do you think? then asks, do you like it? later, he makes plans to come over and go skinny dipping. >> just have a seat. if i don't put this in right away it gets all wrinkled. you can just take a seat. i'll be right there. i hate laundry. >> as he's walking in, he seems to spot our crew. >> he's leaving. >> and takes off. >> get on the ground! get on the ground, now! >> yes, sir. >> please do not move. >> while he never tells us his side of the story, later he speaks at length to investigators. >> you brought up the fact of going skinny dipping in the swimming po

a new one man show on broadway. there's a lot of buzz around this. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: it's directed by spike lee. it's like a big deal. it's on broadway for a limited time. it's through august 12th. just got extended. that's how many people are buying tickets for this. "mike tyson: undisputed truth." [ cheers and applause ] "iron" mike tyson will be out here. the thespian himself. and we have some great music from hot chip, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: woo boy. woo doggy. >> jimmy: you guys, it's time for "late night hashtags." here we go. ♪ hashtags hashtags hashtags hashtags hashtags ♪ >> jimmy: these are lists on twitter, you guys, where we give you the topic and you send in the tweets. so, since "the dark knight rises" hits theaters tomorrow -- you guys excited about that thing? [ cheers and applause ] i went on twitter and i started a hashtag called #fakedarkknightspoiler. and i asked you guys at home to tweet out a made up spoiler for "the dark knight rises." i made up one. i said ba

the second most powerful man in the country. he knows he has the 1960 presidential nomination locked up. >> rose: because he is the most powerful democrat in the country. >> right. he doesn't realize that there's this young senator, john f. kennedy, who is going around the country, often with a single aide-- ted sorrenceon-- in a small plane and he's such a great speaker wherever he goes people are asking him back and he's building up this base of support and he's fiending out who has the actual power in the state. and before johnson realizes what happened, kennedy has taken the nomination away from him. then we see in the same book, his years as vice president, which are terrible for him, humiliating, powerless. >> rose: this is 60-83. >> and of course with the crack of a bullet in dallas. the last half of the book is the seven weeks after kennedy's assassination. it's the most remarkable taking command of a presidency with no preparation probably in history. and by the end of it, he has not only gotten kennedy's civil rights a

he's a good man. hey, you guys know, there's a lot of bad news out there in the world but here at "late night" we always try to find the silver lining. so with that in mind, it's time for a segment we call "on the bright side." ♪ on the bright side on the bright side on the bright side ♪ >> jimmy: here's how it works. i'm going to give you the cold, hard facts we pulled from some of the world's top news sources. and then, we're going to look at the bright side and give you the silver lining. here we go. ♪ tom cruise and katie holmes are getting divorced after five years of marriage. on the bright side, it looks like dawson is getting a second chance. [ laughter ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] the band chumbawamba broke up. on the bright side, they just released an album of all their greatest hits. ♪ nasa is referring to next week's mars rover landing as seven minutes of terror. on the bright side, that's also what newt gingrich's wife calls sex. [ laughter ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve:

the notes that he put online last weekend about his grand jury interrogation to the latest in bradley manning's pretrial hearings and it's friday so we're going to have our financial check up with lauren lyster host of the capital account guess what the big banks are trying to do now instead of the possibility of taking the fall one by one like barclays did in the late libre scandal they are pushing for a group settlement so let's hope they don't get off that easy while all that and more fit and i including it does of happier but first take a look at what the mainstream media decided to. well this morning ever to look to the tragic news of the mass shooting in aurora colorado and midnight showing of the dark knight rises. and the night at the movies turned into a night of terror for moviegoers in colorado deadly shooting at a movie theater in the denver suburb of a war of refute shooting in a rural one of the worst mass shootings in american history in a crowded colorado movie theater gunman entered the crowded theater after midnight local time through gas canisters releasing smoke and then sta

they arrested a 24-year-old man at the back of the cinema. they carefully searched his car for weapons and explosives. he was james holmes, a medical student. police say he acted alone. they still do not know why he did it. he told police his apartment was booby trapped. it was. tripwires and explosives were found. nearby buildings were evacuated. >> his apartment is booby trap with various incendiary and chemical devices and apparent tripwires. we have an active and difficult there.eicene it may be resolved in hours or days. >> a picture is starting to emerge of james holmes. the 24-year-old from san diego had dropped out of medical school. police say he had nothing but a speeding ticket on his record, no connection to the military, but he came prepared to kill. >> columbine high school, the scene of a mass killing 20 years ago is just a few miles down the road and now another community has been struck by a senseless act of violence. in an election year, it will reopen the debate into gun control, of which there are few in colorado. >> we ma

you are watching a man who possibly saved his own life. hear the story behind the bold escape. >> this is terrifying. >>> a protester is bringing sexy back rocking. >> the borat bong. >> but see why he did not dress to impress the cops. >> what? >> you exposed yourself, i saw you. >> a man is covered in slumg and scum. >> he's my new hero. >> you'll know why when he see what he found. >>> and why scooters and escalators don't mix. >> come on, lady, are you kidding me? >>> this us on wpxi on a street in sheridan, pennsylvania. >> whoa. >> immediately this person gets up and started running toward some cops that were on an unrelated case. >> it looks like the cops and all these people standing there didn't even notice. >> they probably had no idea where he came from. >> according to reports, this man had been kidnapped and took this opportunity in front of the cops to save his own life, escaping from the van that he was being held at gunpoint. >> my goodness. >> what? >> he reportedly told police that he had been watching down the street. me

neighbors were able to free the man from his vehicle. he emerged urn unharmed but the car is likely a total loss. >>> the first member of the board of trustees at penn state has resigned. he was the chairman of the board in november. he has been harshly criticized for the way he handled the crisis. his presence on the board has become a distraction. >>> a missing 3-year-old boy is recovering after being discovered underground. sanitation workers found him under this manhole. he ended up in the sewer after disappearing near a construction zone. they were able to pull him out before being swept away by the water. >>> it is a childhood disease you may have thought was on the decline. instead, cases of whooping cough are showing a dramatic increase. the centers for disease control are saying we're on track to break a record set in the 1940s. it's an infection that can close airways and be fatal for small children. >>> studies show unvaccinated children are 8 times more likely to get whooping cough. many of the current cases involve children

>> man, i had no backstage on my show, man. >> jimmy: it's just that one stage. >> just one stage. [ laughs ] >> jimmy: there was no back. >> no. >> jimmy: you can take whatever club you want. >> okay. >> jimmy: all right, we're gonna start here in the hallway. >> okay, let's do it. >> jimmy: and we're gonna go around, then there's a dog leg left. you golf much? >> i'm not a big golfer. i do what most black people do. i play hockey, jimmy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: next time, we'll do that. >> yeah, next time. >> jimmy: all right. we're going to start off here at this tee. there's a couple of sand traps there, and then there's our audience, back there. hey guys, how are you doing? [ cheers and applause ] and then we're going to hook it left and go back into those doorways. >> okay. >> jimmy: do you want to go first or do you want me to go first? >> you go first. >> jimmy: all right. >> white first, like chess, right? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: smoke before fire. [ laughs ] all right, here we go. i'm just gonna go from here. all right, ready? that's pretty good. >> that's pretty good. >> jim

man: infrastructure is vital to the american economy. water, after all, is an essential ingredient in hundreds of thousands of everyday products. narrator: agriculture and industry use roughly 80% of the water consumed in the united states. water is the basis for manufacturing many goods and provides the ability to clean and sterilize everything from computer chips to the surgical instruments used in hospitals. kelly: the minute that there's not enough water for businesses, industry, and individuals, they have to go elsewhere. and when they go elsewhere, jobs go elsewhere. your entire economy begins to suffer with the lack of clean water. narrator: while the water infrastructure provides for our health, safety, and economy, a growing concern is that the value society derives from water has not traditionally been reflected in the price we pay for water. man: when you take a look at how much people pay for water, as a percentage of median household income, it's usually less than 1%. and when you compare that to how much we pay for electric

a man pulled a gun on a woman. two days before a man pulled a gun on two men and a woman in line. he and an accomplice got away. two men got away with a wallet. >> i'm worried, yes of course. this is a nice neighborhood. i live around here. it make me more worried. >> reporter: there is a denny's a few hundred feet from the at, the manager warning of recent break-ins. an employee says police are around, she told us their surveillance video system has been down the last view days. checking what you're seeing now, one of the cameras here, there is one up there, also of course one here at the a the tm hoping it can catch shoe is responsible so nobody gets hurt. >> thank you. >> got to may it safe. check the forecast as well with christina. >> you want to dress more like late spring -- look at this. is this not spectacular. this is san jose. that window of sun light is closing. if you are trying to pick out that wardrobe you can go with anything. it's going to be warmater lon, san francisco, you'll probably hit about 66. that's about it. pretty much you can travel 20 minutes and get w

you're a very, very busy man. >> totally, try to be, man. try to be. >> jimmy: you have so much stuff going on. you have the new show, you have a new album, you have a clothing line, and you opened your own school? >> yeah, i have my own school. it's called e.i. extreme institute. i partnered up with a trade school and what we do is we try to teach kids how to be producers, engineers, mix records. you know, teach 'em how to make beats. teach 'em what school -- what school of music is all about behind the scenes. everybody can't be a artist but they can be a part of this game. >> jimmy: and where do you do this? >> i do this at st. louis. first school i opened is in st. louis. it's in downtown st. louis in part of the section that i own. i was able to purchase. so to speak. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's great. is this like a school, like a, almost like college? you go there for four years? >> yeah, it is. it is. it's more of, like, a trade school college. you know, everybody can't afford to pay $40, $50,000 to go to a 4 year colleg

the victim is a man on a bicycle. happened around 9:30 last night at a walgreens store at 81st and international. the driver hit the bicyclist, dragged his bike and sped off. officers are now looking for a silver sedan possibly with a broken windshield. >>> we have pictures of a spectacular fire in oakland. around 1:00 this morning, flames shot out of a honda accord. a news camera arrived on scene even before the first firefighters. flames reached about 20 feet into the air. once firefighters arrived they extinguished the flames. they do not think if the fire was an accident or set. >> overnight fire works caused a brushfire in oakley. happened near tualome way. recent budget cuts to the fire department almost spelled disaster for that neighborhood. >> reporter: we talked with a lot of neighbors this morning. they are not happy. some even called in sick today because of what you see right over there. a lot of smoke emanating from the brush where the fire work landed. the blaze started about 10:30 last night. a neighbo

man, they're going to make a man out of you. >> and understanding and trying to understand concept of work. and how work plays a central role in your life. i had two real very very different examples. my mother's relation to work was very joyous and happy. my dad had different experiences. work was involved with pain. just -- it's a destructive force. you wither away you waste away. you don't know where you're going or who you are. you take that out on the people that you care about, which is something you don't want to do. but it happens. it's the single thing i've written about. my entire life. that fundamental idea that the people take care of their families, that have productive jobs and not having a society where that's provided -- >> what has the e street band meant to you? >> we did an unusual thing and really it's something that i don't know if it ever quite existed previously. they allowed me at night to call up a sense of community and a sense of friendship. i was very proud of being signed a solo artist and very proud of the independence. i shaped my career very personal. b

here's a picture of the man that was killed. jorge herrera is 33 years old he is originally from mexico. he was racing in the final day of around 5:00 p.m.. you can see the video here he fell from the thoroughbred that he was driving. another horse was: past and one step on his head causing severe head trauma. race track of the medics treated him at the scene. they took him to a medical center where he was pronounced dead. >> mark: the fair organizers are releasing a statement that says the following. >> mark: other stories we're following in san francisco though rife--wife of suspended share of ross mirkarimi says that she wants to testify for husband and his hearing. she recently said she cannot afford a ticket to travel to san francisco so they asked the city of san francisco to fly her back. it appears that friends and supporters have raised money for the ticket. he is facing misconduct charges stemming from a domestic abuse case involving his wife that left her with a bruise on her arm and he could be permanently removed fr

in the '70s, we lost a man a mile basically. here, maybe we've had two or three deaths in the last 20 years, which is too much anyway, but it's cut down a lot. hurwitz: city tunnel number 3 will be an opportunity to take city tunnel 1 out of operation and rehabilitate it. city tunnel number 1 had one valve to shut off the whole tunnel. city tunnel 2 had two parallel valves. city tunnel 3 has 32, so there's much more redundancy. lloyd: we're targeting a completion date of 2012 for tunnel 3. and we already are starting to prepare to take tunnel 1 offline. narrator: the construction of tunnel 3 is vital for maintaining the sustainability of new york's drinking water infrastructure. but the pipeline is useless if there's not a reliable supply of clean water within it. hurwitz: the city bought up land around the reservoirs to prevent it from development. it provides assistance to local residents to see that there's no pollution of the reservoirs. it's much more cost effective to prevent pollution and to protect a source of water than

may.police are looking for the man you see here in black. investigators say this is the suspect they're looking for...a man seen buying snacks before he shot annerson in the head.it happpeed at the 600 blook of north euttw street. the victim's family says the teen was working two jjbs, in college:s of paying for - "i know if he was here riggt now, we'd be going through the goals we said we would do, wish he waa here,,wish he was here" 3 hhre"metro crimestoppers is offering a tww thousand dollar fox45 has teamed up with the most popular crime mapping website on the internet "spotcrime" tracks crimmnal activity in your neighborhood. yoo an also ggt emails when crrme happens.sign up by going to our website... fox- baltimore dot com...and click on "spotcrime" in the "hot topics""section at the top of tte creen. george zimmerman is out on bail again. phil keating tells us about the new conditions he faces.. 3 &pgeorge zimmerman -- released from aaflorida jaillfor a ásecondá time. this comes just a day after a judge set his bond at one million d

oh, man. gets the 2-1 score. rangers take a 2-1 lead. a few minutes later, the man with the most hits in history, michael young. bottom six, mike napoli. he owns the second batting percentage all-time. are you kidding me? 15th home run of the season. the rangers win 9-1, boston is 48-49. >>> team usa takes on spain on tuesday in its final tuneup before the olympics. spain is the only team ever to score 100 points against the u.s. in the olympics. back in 2008. you can catch the action at 4:30 on espn2, espn3 and the watchespn app. >> our producers know how to make great transitions. speaking of olympians -- that wassee uniforms worn by u.s. olympic athletes in opening and closing ceremonies will soon be made only in -- >> -- america! the u.s. olympic committee has reached a deal outfit team usa in american-made clothes. it does not apply to uniforms worn in actual sporting eengtss. there we go. right here in america. >> the "the pulse" and crazy flights from up in iceland. >> surprise, surprise, a new name for one of football's most reco

>> after 26 years in jail, did florida police get the wrong man? this week, we investigate the shocking potential of miscarriage of justice and meet the man who is still serving time for a double murder he insists he did not commit. >> when i was found guilty, i fainted. i thought it was impossible to get convicted for murder when you did it -- when you did not do it. >> and one-year after london was torn apart by writing, could the police cope with another summer of unrest? >> i think they will only make things worse unless people are trained to deal with the situation. >> hello. a london businessman is entering his 26 year in jail in florida for a double murder he vigorously denies committing. is that by leading politicians of the u.k. believe he is the victim of a miscarriage of justice. as more evidence images suggesting he was framed, tim samuels' asks -- what more does this case need to win a retrial? >> i have suffered for 26 years. i went through hell. it has been killing me slowly for 25 + years. i did nothing wrong. what am i doing here i

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hey, man, i'm not superman. look, here's the crazy part-- this bill is dead in new york, but in new jersey, the state assembly voted monday to decriminalize 15 grams of pot, but their governor doesn't want to do it. >> governor chris christie says he's going to veto it. this is not something he is in support of. >> jon: you know what this means, people? we're a gov-swap away from making the garden state the ( bleep ) look at that garden state! ( laughter ) i don't think it would be too hard to get either one of these guys to touch a skull, get drunk, and pee into a fountain and do the whole switch. what's the deal with vetoing it, chris christie? i thought you were cool, man. >> the federal government, whether you agree or disagree, still says marijuana is an illegal drug. i don't think the state should be in the business of undercutting the federal government on that policy. >> jon: as much as i disagree, i don't think marijuana should be illegal, but it is illegal on the federal level. governor christie is a f