barton. mr. barton: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend. the chair: without objection. mr. barton: this is not about how sincere the n.s.a. people are in implementing this technique. it is not about how careful they are. it is about whether they have the right to direct the data -- the right to collect the data in the first plates on every phone call on every american every day. the patriot act did not specifically authorize it, section 215 talks about tangible things that are relevant to an authorized

steps all right lindsay thank you so much for bringing us the subway from outside the airport and tom barton of course from the inside and showing us some you know some parts of the airport and the media attention that we've seen there so far is huge while as the suspense is building out there i have in the studio now ivor crowded with whom we can discuss this further while we are waiting of course snowden can come out of the airport in a minute or maybe later we don't know that yet but as we would see both of you i mean some of the shaking shots that we saw from tom barnes showing us journalists are there everybody is there everyone is waiting for someone to come out so what is your take as to what's you know in a for him next what's going to be happening look i think the points worth making right now i think we're very focused on the human story of edward snowden and his own personal faith which is a very interesting and dramatic and very dramatic story i think it's something that anybody who has an interest in politics and the extent to which our lives are transparent government. is going

>> chris barton. b. a. r. t. o. n.. [ indiscernible ] so as rachel said, we are -- the only level one trauma center in the city. serving san francisco and northern san mateo county. and i think what you've been observing here today is something that we practice for. we do lots of drills. lots of table top scenarios. and we run through this process repeatedly to make sure that we're ready. and i think what you saw in the response to the boston marathon is -- >> we're going to break away from the press conference at sf general where they're telling us now they had 34 patients. ten of those originally were in critical condition. now of those original ten. five. there has been some improvement. >> an update from news conference at sfo. let's go to that now. >> thank you. at this time we continue towork with the ntsb on determining the exact cause of the incident. there's currently and continues to be no indication that terrorism or any criminal act contributed to the enaccident. we are -- incident. we are offering all r

i'm not sure that congressman barton from texas is in tune with what is going on. i also think that people need to understand, and i think that's what the president and the attorney general are doing. they're saying this is the department of justice, not the department of just us. and so we're going to see i think the president, the attorney general moving along with mr. sensenbrenner and john lewis and other republicans to put this law back on the books. >> well, i think that mr. -- congressman sensenbrenner is the right kind of conservative. let's conserve americans' right to vote, and we'll be following this every step of the way. congressman emanual cleaver and joan walsh, thank you for your time. >> thanks for having me here. >> good to be with you. >>> ahead, president obama's vowing to fight income inequality in america, and he is not holding back against the republicans. wait until you hear what he is saying. and he might be the most fascinating ply ill partnership today. not bill and hillary, barack and hillary. inside their white house lunch meeting today

steve barton joined other victims of gun violence friday to remember the aurora victims and call for stiffer gun laws. tom sullivan lost his son alex during the aurora shootings and would like to see restrictions on high capacity magazines. >> a guy walked into a movie theet wer a hundred-round drum and one second my son was watching a movie and the next second he was dead. >> she died shield herg students from the gunman. >> carly soto's sister victoria was a first grade teacher killed in the newtown massacre. she came to aurora to honor the victims who died in the theater shooting. >> from a movie theater to an elementary school to a church, it's all different but we all share the same grief and we all share the, you know, the wanting to change our gun laws. >> a handful of gun rights advocates were also there peacefully protesting the event. police kept the two sides apart. >> why come to their event on this day? >> well, it is an event for all colorado coloradoans to remember that tragedy and also a tragedy that a fire arm was not allowed to be used in the theater that may have p

chris barton, head of the emergency room there, said we pulled out those tents. we set up the triage system already. we haven't used those tents, he said. but they're already ready with what's called surge capacity. david knows about this having done trauma training. you need a surge capacity where the emergency room can expand. and where the hospital has the ability to take care of patients it wasn't expecting. >> david, we have 49 people now in critical condition. obviously the focus is on them. talk about that surge capacity and what doctors are doing now for those? >> what really happens in a situation like this when you have a crisis, the doctors are not at the scene. you have the ems going over there. all the ambulances coming in from every angle, every hospital to be able to assess exactly what's going on. the first thing comes to mind is the abc they have to take care of. airway, breathing, circulation, making sure everyone is able to breathe. there's no active bleeding going on. they're securing the breathing. what we get, this is obviously in san franci

barton. mr. barton: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend. the chair: without objection. mr. barton: this is not about how sincere the n.s.a. people are in implementing this technique. it is not about how careful they are. it is about whether they have the right to direct the data -- the right to collect the data in the first plates on every phone call on every american every day. the patriot act did not specifically authorize it, section 215 talks about tangible things that are relevant to an authorized security investigation. the n.s.a.'s interpretation of that relevant is all data, all the time. that is simply wrong. we should support the amash amendment and vote for it. thank you. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from michigan. mr. amash: i yield 15 seconds to the gentleman from south carolina, mr. duncan. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for 15 seconds. mr. duncan: ealt four, the right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, an effects against unreasonable searches and seizures shall not be violated and no warrant shal

south of the dunn barton bridge, but now coming closer to mission, the speed in the 50s. other looks outside, the bay bridge toll plaza, where the backup is getting better over the last few. after we turned on the metering lights, it's just the cash lanes. we end with a look to the north bay. not a problem. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> just in to our newsroom. we're getting reports of an american airlines flight bound for chicago making an emergency landing. the flight apparently started in manchester, england. it landed safely at shannon airport in ireland. again, these are just initial reports just coming in to our newsroom. real bring you more information as soon as we get it. >>> we also have a check of the day's local top stories, as well. oakland police continuing their search today for the gunman who killed an 8-year-old girl, injuring three others wednesday night. police say the girl was having a sleepover with a friend when someone knocked on the door, and then opened fire. >>> a robbery suspect is dead after a confrontation with an off-duty she

egypt, political islam -- he says anyone -- the syrian government considered -- continue its weakland --barton ofhoms -- weekend .t's bombardment of homs after taking a strategic town. of the first cities to rise up against al-assad. it has seen some of the worst fighting in the two and a half year conflict in syria's opposition coalition is meeting in turkey to elect a new president. the acting leader is expected to get the job. other contenders include senior figures. the opposition has been criticized for failing to unite ahead of those peace talks in geneva. france has apologized to bolivia for refusing to allow the president's jet into its airspace. resident morality has arrived back in bolivia to a hero's welcome. several european countries expected u.s. whistleblower edward snowden was on board. south american leaders are planning an emergency meeting over the issue. this is an open provocation to the continent and on the presidency and its people. they have tried to intimidate us. i just want to say that you will never intimidate us. you are never going to scare us, because we are a pe

san mateo bridge and the dunn barton bridge, 92 and 84 respectively. no problems. we do have construction northbound, many spots, in fact. a little slowing as you're heading up through san carlos, because of a construction crew there blocking two lanes of the northbound side. no big concerns and a light volume of track, though, there. a live look outside shows you, also, the freemont area, looking mostly at smooth, easy drive here, the flag flapping in the breeze, but nothing as big as far as wind concerns. we're watching those as they move around. we'll send it back to you. >> traffic terry. >> yeah, thanks, mike. >>> schoolteachers and clergymen accused of abusing children. >>> plus, no more two-year contracts. the new option from at&t next. >>> and why salvage crews in italy are now in a race against time to move the strandeds could concordia cruise ship to dry ground. this neighborhood sure has changed in my lifetime. you know there was a time when people like me couldn't live here because of their race or the color of their skin. i'll never forget how i felt b

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receiving asylum offers after being stranded in the transit zone of moscow's airport for two weeks tom barton is at the airport and joins us live now so tom it seems that the whistle blower has a few more options now. it does potentially bill doesn't it i mean the big question could it be the end for edward snowden's period. here at the transit area of moscow's sheremetyevo airport for two weeks the world has seen no public appearance of the man and now once it's just as it seemed his options were running. three potential asylum requests come in just in the last couple of hours it's been revealed that bolivia has added its name to the list of countries that could offer edward snowden asylum that follows ecuador earlier on ecuador's president nicholas i beg your pardon not ecuador venezuela's president nicolas maduro giving his announcement that they would give edward snowden asylum. but as you know carol i have decided to offer humanitarian asylum to the young american edward snowden in the homeland of simon bolivar a new coach others and snowden come live here away flu shot you should the am

fight the fed but in this case we can't help but root for the show here and speaking of market mean barton chilton's dream is slowly coming true no he hasn't put a good housekeeping seal of approval on every high frequency trading algo yet yes he actually asked for that winds but under a new adata frank authority has commodity futures trading commission is the launching its first a market manipulation cave's against any firm and just another unintended consequence of monetary policy nearly five years in.

to turn snowden away most of the whistleblowers asylum requests have been rejected but as artist tom barton reports even getting to the various countries that have given him asylum or have given him the option of asylum is going to take a lot. might it be the end for edward snowden's two weeks of isolation here at the transit zone at moscow's sheremetyevo airport nobody's actually seen him for those two weeks but there seems to be a glimmer of hope for the whistleblower with three countries now having offered him asylum the latest of a libya that followed venezuela earlier president nicolas maduro said that they would offer the whistleblower asylum if you could get them but also your carol i have decided to offer humanitarian asylum to the young american edward snowden in the homeland of simon bolivar and chavez and snowden can come and live here away from the persecution of american imperialism we've also had heard from evo morales the president of bolivia who issued a similarly strong statement after his plane was forced to touch down in austria amid reported fears of e.u. states that sno

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commemorations underway at the scene of the engagement with the festivities and memorial service is planned tom barton takes a look back. seventy years ago this area and hundreds of kilometers around it would have been full of sites like this it was summer one nine hundred forty three the site of hitler's last great offensive on the east front of . millions of men and thousands of tanks and guns turned this whole area into a giant military camp as these reactors were trying to show attacking from the north and south the germans wanted to trap soviet forces and destroy them they breached to the road on these three main defense belts but met with for russia's resistance after a week of fighting many of the german forces when exhaustion it was at that point that perhaps the battles most iconic moment came here on the fields around the village of profit off a german tank formation and a soviet one ran headlong into each other the ensuing battle raged for hours amid the chaos tanks round each other firing at point blank range and men screamed as they burned alive inside their vehicles thousands died on tha

steve barton joined other victims of gun violence friday to remember the aurora victims and call for stiffer gun laws. tom sullivan lost his son alex during the aurora shootings, he'd like to see restrictions on high capacity magazines. >> the guy moved into the movie theater with 100-round drum and one second my son was watching a movie and the next second he was dead. >> she died shielding her students from the gunman. >> reporter: she came to aurora to honor the victims who died in the theater shooting. >> from a movie theater to an elementary school to a church it's all different but we all share the same grief and we all share the, you know, wanting to change, the, you know, our gun laws. >> reporter: a handful of gun rights advocates were also there peacefully protesting the event, police kept the two sides apart. >> why come to their event on this day? >> well, it's an event for all coloradans to remember that tragedy. it's also a tragedy that a firearm was not allowed to be used in the theater that may have prevented that tragedy. >> grace mcdonald. age 7. >> reporter: for mo

steven barton is pushing for all background checks for all gun sales. >> it's important to remember that one senseless act does not, cannot and will not define us as a community. >> the trial for the accused gunman james holmeses is scheduled to be begin in february. >>> in news of the world tonight, seven car bombs exploded in shi'ite areas of baghdad today, part of an eruption of violence that began at the start of ramadan. so far at least 250 people have been killed in iraq since july 10th. breakfast and attacks today claimed the lives of 46 people. there was no immediate claim of responsibility for today's attacks, but coordinated bombings against shi'ites suggest it was the work of al- qaeda's iraq blanch. >>> in italy five people pleaded guilty in crimes kicked to the deady wreck of the costa concordia. four crew member and an employee with the cruise company that operated the vessel received prison terms for manslaughter. the ship's captain is on trial, accused cowardice and incompetentence and he faced up to 20 years in prison. >>> and in dubai, lose your weight in gold. so goes

fed but in this case we can't help but root for the show here and speaking of market manipulation and barton chilton's dream is slowly coming true. no he hasn't put a good housekeeping seal of approval on every high frequency trading algo yet yes he actually asked for that winds but under a new i doubt it frank authority has commodity futures trading commission is the launching its first to market manipulation cave's against any firm and just another unintended consequence of monetary policy nearly five years into the year is zero interest rate where most of the printed money ends up right back at the fed we now have hedge funds instead of banks lending to troubled small businesses they were all about free will and free markets here but when shadow banking and that would be hedge fund credit intermediation hits main street something has gone abroad mr chairman and here's what's on your prime interest. in the aftermath of the financial crisis many nations experienced record budget deficits countries like greece and ireland were forced to slash spending sparking a major debate over the end and

. >>> the clock ticking towards another possible strike deadline in the barton labor dispute that's just ten days away. joining us live, why if there is another shut is down in august, this one could be earlier naan this month, katie? >> the commute is in full swing. the parking lot is starting to fill up and transit leaders say a second strike is likely to cause traffic gridlock because average commute in august is much higher than the week of july 4th. leaders have been trying to hammer identity a new contract but both sides admit they're behind in plans. the current extended contract expires august 4th. brought in during the last strike failed to keep up with demand and caused huge traffic delays. i spoke with one commuter who rented a car during the strike earlier this month that sent around 300 dollars frustrated with bart's ability. >> i can't rely on bart and i have to be here so early that it's difficult to catch the bus here. >> reporter: will likely bring in charter buses again if there's a strike. we learn how many and what locations will leaf from. one board member estimated

this case we can't help but root for the champagne of beer and speaking of market manipulation and barton chilton's dream is slowly coming trailed now he hasn't put a good housekeeping seal of approval on every high frequency trading algo yet yes he actually asked for that winds but under a new and dodd frank authority has commodity futures trading commission is the launching its first a market manipulation cave's against any firm and just another unintended consequence of monetary policy nearly five years into near zero interest rate where most of the printed money ends up right back at the fed we now have hedge funds instead of banks lending to troubled small businesses they were all about free will and free markets here but when shadow banking and that would be hedge fund credit intermediation hits main street something has gone abroad mr chairman and here's what's in your prime interest. in the aftermath of the financial crisis many nations experienced record budget deficits countries like greece and ireland were forced to slash spending sparking a major debate over the end and the ro

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steven barton. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> you suffered a lot of injuries. it's remarkable to see that you don't have any facial injuries. more than two dozen pellets. what do you remember from that night in the theater? >> i visually remember the whole night. most in particular the screaming, the chaos, the smoke, just holding my neck and feeling the blood rush out of me. >> your life and everybody's life connected to this tragedy has changed so dramatically. let's start at the beginning here. what brought you to colorado in the first place? it was kind of by chance that you ended up in this particular theater, right? >> that's right. i'm originally from connecticut. right next to newtown, actually. and i was in the middle of a cross country bike trip with my best friend. we were visiting someone we knew in aurora innocently decided to take her out to the movies. that's when our lives were turned upside down. > all three of you, the other people you were hit, you were all in this movie theater? >> just the friend we were visiting. thankfully the friend i wa

investigators say surveillance video hoes steve barton edmonds starting the fire. edmonds has been arrested, or cited more than 70 times for various crimes, including public intoxication, vandalism, and battery. bail is set at $1 million. >>> a redwood city couple displaced by apartment fire 10 days ago, is suing the company that owns the building. george and juanita chavez claims the company that owns the building was negligent and that the apartment complex did not have sprinklers or other devices to safeguard against the fire. >>> the family of a missing toddler from oakland had a prayer vigil to mark the one week that has passed since she was first reported missing. the pleas from both of the child's parents. >> reporter: frank, little daphne's father tells me tonight that he was here, earlier talking with investigators. he says tips are coming in, but no substantial leads, and the not knowing brought him and the girl's mother to tears tonight. >> bring her home safely. >> reporter: prayers and songs for a little girl who loved music, and bright colors. ♪ jes

investigators say surveillance video hoes steve barton edmonds starting the fire. edmonds has been arrested, or cited more than 70 times for various crimes, including public intoxication, vandalism, and battery. bail is set at $1 million. >>> a redwood city couple displaced by apartment fire 10 days ago, is suing the company that owns the building. george and juanita chavez claims the company that owns the building was negligent and that the apartment complex did not have sprinklers or other devices to safeguard against the fire. >>> the family of a missing toddler from oakland had a prayer vigil to mark the one week that has passed since she was first reported missing. the pleas from both of the child's parents. >> reporter: frank, little daphne's father tells me tonight that he was here, earlier talking with investigators. he says tips are coming in, but no substantial leads, and the not knowing brought him and the girl's mother to tears tonight. >> bring her home safely. >> reporter: prayers and songs for a little girl who loved music, and bright colors. ♪ jes

next, the barton labor negotiations resume. another possible strike could be just three hours away. and our exclusive interview with the >> welcome back. thanks for joining us on this saturday morning. we coming up on 5:30 and we want to start this half-hour with au% quick look at the weather. we have frances dinglasan in for lisa argen this morning. francis. >> good morning. i want to take you looking toward the east. sunrise less than half-hour away toward mt. diablo. you see the red and orange a beautiful day ahead once the low clouds and fog, even patchy fog along parts of the bay area will clear later on this morning. temperatures on the cool side, especially in santa rosa. 46 where fog has developed. some mid-50s around the bay. so for today, it's going to be a few degrees warmer compared to yesterday. we are starting off, though, with the low clouds. temperatures mainly in the 50s around 7:00 this morning. by this afternoon sunny for everybody except along the coast. and a widespread range of temperatures. up he were 50s along the coast to low 90s. i'll have your complete acc

next, the barton labor negotiations resume. another possible strike could be only about three weeks away, so we will let you know how the talks are going. and also the artimes is getting ready to sail. our >> welcome back. we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. here's frances dinglasan, in for lisa argen this morning. >> good morning. it's a foggy start in santa rosa, as well. where visibility is down to a fourth after mile. we are starting off with low clouds over parts of the bay area. a beautiful sunrise around 5:59. temperatures mainly in the 50s for some locations. we are even seeing some 40s, as well. here's a look at the numbers. in santa rosa 46. 45 in novato. mid-50s in san carlos and hayward w he will warm up nicely. here's how the day plays out. we've got some fog and low clouds during the morning hours. temperatures mainly in the 50s during 7:00. by this afternoon mainly sunny conditions except along the coast where it will still be cool, in the upper 50s. but then we are talking low 90s in

a reporter for the russia today network with a very unrussian name, tom barton, was covering a protest in turkey. its with a dangerous situation, but it earned him the distinction of being named tonight's recipient of our award for excellence in reporting. ♪ >> here come the police to break up another night of protests here in ankara. and here's the water cannon just coming in as well. it's not known whether these protests -- it's not known whether these protests -- >> jimmy: it won't ever be known. [ applause ] this is a weird story. you don't hear about innovations in the funeral business much, but carl eggleston, he owns the oliver & eggleston funeral establishment in farmville, virginia. just added a drive-thru to his funeral home. you drive up to the window, view the body, and then drive to the next window to pick up your fries. i don't know exactly. there really is. there's a special window on the side of the funeral home where they'll put an open casket so you can pay loved ones the same kind of respect you'd pay an egg mcmuffin. [ laughter ] it's a great way to say i care but

. >> i'll go hands on with barton. >> cool. so i don't have to get dirty today? >> no. i'll spare you. >> oh. all right. let's get this stuff secure. >> with their plan in place, the team heads to the sleeping inmate's cell. his name is albert cermano. >> don't move. don't move. let me see your hands. let me see your hands. roll on your back. roll on your back. relax. cermano, right? >> uh-huh. >> roll on your side, okay? put your feet over here, man. hold on. while you got him flat, i want his trousers off and socks off. put your hands up against the wall. pick up one leg. out. >> i got him. i'm going to back him out. over here, sarge. check his boxers. pat him down real quick in case he's got it somewhere on him. we've got to check his boxers and stuff. >> while cermano is strip searched, the intelligence unit inspects his cell for the key. >> see, they hide stuff inside the toilet paper rolls. it's a nightmare to actually get in there and spot anything in there, especially small items like razors and things like that. >> use one of your hands. pull your bottom lip do

a reporter for the russia today network with a very unrussian name, tom barton, was covering a protest in turkey. it was a dangerous situation but it earned him the distinction of being named tonight's recipient of our award for excellence in reporting. ♪ >> here come the police to break up another night of protests here in ankara. and here's the water cannon just coming in as well. it's not known whether these protests -- it's not known whether these protests -- >> jimmy: it won't ever be known. [ applause ] this is a weird story. you don't hear about innovations in the funeral business much, but carl eggleston, he owns the oliver & eggleston funeral establishment in farmville, virginia. just added a drive-thru to his funeral home. you drive up to the window, view the body, and then drive to the next window to pick up your fries. i don't know exactly. there really is. there's a special window on the side of the funeral home where they'll put an open casket so you can pay loved ones the same kind of respect you'd pay an egg mcmuffin. [ laughter ] it's a great way to say i care but no

barton crockett projects disney will take a $190 million write-down on the film. shares are immune "stop trading" at an all-time high. the film has yet to open in over 70% of international territories so we'll have to so if it can overcome the fact that westerns tend to perform poorly overseas. sue, back to you. >> thank you very much. ty? >> ready to pass it on to josh lipton. the baton is handed off. check oat netflix reshaping how hollywood does business. studios see it as a means of financing project or launching new programs. saying also that warner brothers and cbs are considering making original programming for netflix. that stock up more than 2%, up about 150% so far this year. sue, back to you. >> josh, thank you. rights rates the topic right now. the ten-year yield hitting a 23-month high of 2.75% before retreating. right now we're holding at 2.65% and as yield go up so are mortgage rates and that's beginning to scare off buyers. diana olick with the reality check for us in washington. hi, diana. >> hi, sue. just as homeowners were coming up for air and

barton: thank you. mr. speaker, i rise in support of the rule for the energy and water appropriations bill. is historically has been one of the first appropriation bills brought to the floor. i'd like to inform the members that, as is the practice or the -- of the republicans in the majority, it's an open rule, there are a number of amendments that will be made and it's my understanding that any individual who wishes to offer an amendment can come to the floor and do so. the bill is coming in at $30.4 billion which is $2.9 billion below fiscal 2013 enacted and $4 billion below the president's request. so, the appropriations committee is operating in compliance with the house budget that we passed several months ago. this is a good rule, it's a good bill. i would hope that we can support the rule and obviously support the bill. and i would like to also add an editorial comment on the student loan rate issue. obviously we want those interest rates to be as low as possible but i would point out to my friends o

. >> you met with tracy barton? >> yes. >> at your office? >> yes and at the residence. >> why did you meet with him at your office? >> object. beyond the scope of direct and calls for hearsay, too. >> let me take them one at a time. it was not covered in direct. it's not hearsay. the question-and-answer that it would elicit. i have to sustain on wasn't covered. >> may i respond? >> yes, you may. >> i would just allow a little leeway for this chief investigating officer in the case to ask him what else he has done in his duties. >> you can do that in your case. >> call him in my case? >> yes. >> i will do that. i need to get this back to the clerk. are you going to use it? >> redirect. >> use a laptop on occasion. thank you very much. >> good morning, sir. >> good morning, sir. >> i'm not going to ask you to the opinion of anybody's guilt or innocence. that's improper. you understand i can't ask you that? >> yes, sir. >> let me object to that nonquestion of this witness. nothing but a comment on your previous ruling, which is inappropriate. >

we have a big soccer match over here at barton stadium. this will be clue america and puebla. they're having the battle at 7:30, a lot of traffic around spartan stadium and also around the newly named s.a.p. they'll have new kids on the block, 98 degrees and boys 2 men. a lot of folks my age will be over there oovps. looking over here towards the westbound direction for 580. a lot of folks are coming in from work and the altamont pass shows slowing westbound. the eastbound crews looks like they haven't clearedgys$p'd tha why there's slowing through the overnight construction area as well. down to one lane overnight but it should be clearing in the next half hour. a smooth drive over to dublin and the interchange from 680 as well as 84. no big concerns approaching vallecitos and 680. the bay bridge, look at the pattern here, sichl to what we saw yesterday. we have this one lane over here off to the left that is open because that lane is closed. the rest of the lanes on either side, the cash lanes are backed up. fast track no problem. as we switch gears from the emeryville camer

barton elaborated some fractures were long bone fractures, meaning legs or arms. also head injuries. which could be some of the internal injury, could be head injury, could be bleeding. we also saw spinal injuries. and other bone injuries, constitutions, bruises, cuts and bumps, that sort of thing. my understanding is this very last group that came in, probably had more of the bumps and bruises and cuts and maybe not so much of the internal injuries and fractures, just based on the fact they were able to walk in and being seen in urgent care setting. i don't want to give out my speculation of their conditions until we have that information and that we don't have that information yet. >> tell us about why the triage tents have been taking down. >> there's no more need. everyone's inside. >> [ inaudible ] >> all patients have social workers as part of the care team. those who need psychiatric or counseling, that would be the social worker would match them. so that's how that would normally work. >> that's not typical for everybody that comes here. that's a case of a

we see more cars coming in, but still at the speed limit and south of the dunn barton bridge. over toward the maps, as well, and show you that we do see the volume increase here toward the dublin interchange. the debris is still reported there at santa rita road. no problems as far as the flow of traffic goes. chp has to close that out, though. we're looking to 84 where there's slowing through livermore. slowing out of the altamonte pass, and end at the by bridge toll plaza, backups on both sides of the fast track lanes but no metering lights. watch the low clouds, could be a factor. back to you. >> mike, thank you. >>> 5:49. a dog in san francisco recently poisoned by a meatball laced with strychnine is now dead. dorothy schechter says her 7-year-old dachshund oscar died of organ failure 11 days after eating the poisoned meatball. warning signs are posted all over the twin peaks neighborhood, and police say someone left almost 100 of these poison eed treats out. they were tested and they show they're lethal to humans as well. schechter is eager for an arrest. >> it's extremel

the dunn barton bridge in similar fashion. no delays on 102. and the south bay, we'll show you that in the next report. also, san rafael, the north bay showing good volume increase now. there is some slowing there and a little bit building through san rafael, so we should see the speeds drop over the next half hour. we'll show you the south bay in the next report. back to you. >> mike, thank you very much. >>> breaking news we've been following. san francisco police still in a standoff with a shooting suspect. you can see from our chopper video police have surrounded this building in the mission district. just getting word that the police have their guns drawn, shields ready. they are moving in the area of the home. they cleared the home, which is located about two blocks from san francisco general hospital. trying to make contact with the suspect. this is the 22nd and bryant. police say a man called 911 about 4:30 this morning saying he was shot by a man who lives in that building. the victim was taken to the hospital. he's in stable condition

gentleman by the name of steve barton, one year later, he still vividly remembers what happened. >> i remember a canister of gas flying through the theater, landing kind of in the center, and as that detonated, there was this flash of light from the front right emergency exit and this huge booming noise echoing off the walls. and, you know, it looked and smelled and seemed like fireworks, and i thought someone was playing a prank or, you know, i couldn't really see the figure behind the gun. but, you know, suddenly i kind of felt this immense pressure against my body and against my neck in particular and i knew in that instance i had been shot. and i knew exactly what was going on. there was someone in the auditorium, trying to kill me and trying to kill my friends. >> reporter: and he was shot in the neck and the chest with a shotgun blast. one of first people to be shot. he's made a full recovery physically. today he says he's remembering the people that died. erin? >> and, ted, the last time we heard from the accused shooter, he had pled not guilty by reason of insanity. where does

. >> i'll go hands on with barton. >> cool. so i don't have to get dirty today? >> no. i'll spare you. >> oh. all right. let's get this stuff secure. >> with their plan in place, the team heads to the sleeping inmate's cell. his name is albert cermano. >> don't move. don't move. let me see your hands. let me see your hands. roll on your back. roll on your back. relax. cermano, right? >> uh-huh. >> roll on your side, okay? put your feet over here, man. hold on. while you got him flat, i want his trousers off and socks off. put your hands up against the wall. pick up one leg. out. >> i got him. i'm going to back him out. over here, sarge. check his boxers. pat him down real quick in case he's got it somewhere on him. we've got to check his boxers and stuff. >> while cermano is strip searched, the intelligence unit inspects his cell for the key. >> see, they hide stuff inside the toilet paper rolls. it's a nightmare to actually get in there and spot anything in there, especially small items like razors and things like that. >> use one of your hands. pull your bottom lip do

barton says there has been no progress in labor negotiations with its two largest unions. workers want a 4.5% to race- annually over the next two years. >>james: as commuters crambo without the benefit of all bart, the bay area economic institute estimates that the strike cost $73 million a day. the bay area council says it doesn't even include things like the economic impact for people who don't buy lunches, dinners or meet people for drinks because they just couldn't get to work. after all of that and the cost is even higher. we will continue to follow the latest with the bart strike. we will be provided updates on our 247 news channel comcast 193. and on our web site and the offer did facebook and twitter as well >>anny: time to take a quick break. a live look outside as the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic already backing up on this early tuesday morning. this is day two of the bart strike. we will be right back. look at them kids... 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 tim

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steve barton joined other victims of gun violence friday to remember the aurora victims and called for stiffer gun laws. tom sullivan lost his son during the shootings. he'd like to see restrictions on high capacity magazines. >> a guy walked into a movie theater with 100 round drum and one second my son was watching a movie and the next second he was dead. >> she died shielding her students from the gunman. >> reporter: carly soto's sister was a first grade teacher killed in the newtown massacre. she came to aurora to honor the victims who died in the theater shooting. >> from a movie theater to an elementary school to a church, it's all different, folks. we all share the same grief and we all share, you know, the wanting to change our gun laws. >> reporter: a handful of gun rights advocates were also there peacefully protesting the event. police kept the two sides apart. >> why come to their event on this day? >> well, it's an event for all coloradans to remember that tragedy. it's also a tragedy that a fire arm was not allowed to be used in the theater that may have prevented that t

barton. ms. --k you nana unanimous consent to revise. >> is is not about how sincere the nsa people are in this technique. it is not about how careful they are. it is about whether or not they have a right to collect the data on every phone call on every american every day. the patriot act did not specifically authorize it. 215 talks about tangible things ant are relevant to authorized security investigation. relevant is all data all the time? that is simply wrong. we should support the amendment and vote for it. >> i yield 15 seconds to jump in >>m south carolina will stop the right of the people to be secure in their peoples, papers, and things against unreasonable search and seizures shall not be violated. those who choose to trade liberty for security will find they have neither. the gentleman from texas is recognized 30 seconds. to be particular and specific about the place to be searched and the items to be ceased. no judge would sign a general search warrant like the british dead. that all

the office of transition initiatives formed about 20 years ago by rick barton who's now leading the bureau for conflict and stabilization operations at the state department. a great guy, exactly the right person to lead that, and both c.s.o. and o.t.i. accomplished good things. but through contractor significantly, and also fairly discreet modestly-sized programs like fighting gang violence in belize or elections in kenya or judicial security in honduras. but as bill burns in his interview with me recognized that it's not the solution to this kind of mission. and that's two of the pieces, of the stovepipe pieces within our government that ostensibly are assigned to planning for this kind of operation. misleadingly so, i think. also you have at the department of defense the civilian expeditionary work force, an outgrowth of d.o.d. directive 3000.05 which was a revolutionary development at the pentagon in 2005 that says the army now has stabilization operatenesses its mission. how is that being realized? not very effectively. at treasury, you have the office of technical assistance, also cre

the movie is a dramatization at the last 24 hours before he was shot and killed by a barton police officer on new year's day in 2009. it opens nationwide on july 26 july 26th. >>> and tomorrow a vigil will be held for john who was one of oscar grant's best friend. the 25-year-old caldwell was shot and killed 2 years ago while sitting in a car at hayward gas station. police are still searching for whoever killed the father of 2. he was with grant at the bart station when grant was shot and killed in 2009. he was also the god father to grant's young father. the vigil will be held tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 at the 76 gas station. brook hollow well was killed. >> despite pressure to ease over crowding governor brown says there are no plans to build new prisons according to sacramento. california has built one traditional since 1997 that was in county back in 2005. governor brown has said limited resources are spent on education and rehabilitation. meanwhile the hunger strike continues in more than 20 california prisons since yesterday more than 63 inmates still refuse to eat. the strike is sta

i have to get on the case there, and i did a couple of the snapshots throw, and so did steve barton, and i have to tell you that the decision to go after a criminal case against s.a.c. is something that needed to be telegraphed when delivering alpha, because so many news stories coming from that occasion. >> we used a sound bite from your interview earlier this morning with four others. >> and the snap shat sound bite and let's talk about how the insider trading is going on. come on. >> you laughed and said what the heck is that. >> well, you know, they put spitzer's name, mario smash is his. >> well, he is worse than expected i will tell you, and i'm taking numbers down for weiner. >> only a year. >> only a year after he resigned. >> i nknow. >> issues. and slashing dividends by -- >> and issues, jim. serious ones. i mean, that is going to get to the 500 feet from an elementary school. and coming up is byron with the last word. and plus a former golden trader is expected to take the stand today in his own trial fabrice tourre as we caught up with him a moment before he headed into c

and when you get to the app, they say, hey, in austin, you are at barton creek and do you want to see what is on sale at the mall to day and the consumer can scan around and make a sale. it is fun and the consumerers really enjoy that interactivity. >> and as we wait, and waiting for the stock to open, and see where it goes. >> sure. >> are there long-term contracts with the retailers and how much do you have to win the hearts of the retailers and the consumers? >> well, you know, we have been doing it for four years and i have been in the business for four years and we have not lost one significant customer in those four years, and we are proud of the record, and the contracts are short-term, but we bring significant value. it is ultimately not the contract, but the value that you bring to retailer. >> and always the requisite mobile question, and to what degree is mobile a part of the montization story and how much runway ahead of you? >> yeah. you know mobile is interesting, because for us it is a different model. if you think about it, the coupons are our version of advertising. s