in the jeep, vicki describes what she's seeing. >> come on, sweetheart. so robert is trying to turn her and bring her to the side that has the shallow. apparently she doesn't think that that is a good idea. >> the engine noise further stresses the trapped calf. >> you can imagine the sound of a land rover engine running over. it's basically like shouting at them constantly. oh, baby, i'm sorry. you fell in a well, you silly girl. >> the team members have to coordinate carefully to avoid either man falling into the pit. >> go. >> as vicki waits for the right moment to hit the gas, robert tugs on the rope and nearly loses his footing. >> what they're trying to do is get the rope under the tail as best. the trouble is the water is so deep in the bottom that it floats on the surface. >> 30 minutes later, they've made no progress. >> for a minute there, we just stood there looking at each other. we didn't know what to do really. >> after a few more attempts, robert and mark get the calf turned in the right direction. they secure the rope under its belly and te

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i'm vicky nguyen. up next, we investigate how some districts are delaying or denying education. >>> and ready toave theday. for the first time, you'll hear from a 5-ar-old boy transforming the bay area into his own ser hero. >>> andurning all your credit change the way you pay. to we're backn a minute. >>> it's the law, but too often the most vulnerable kids are n getting the basic education omised to them and paid for by tax doars. >> tonight, we expose syematic problem the way special ed is provided in california. aeason why so many parents are frustrated. >> vicky nguyenoins us no is is a polarizing issue. >> a very emotional one, as well. you'll hear from three diffent famies in three districts with striking similities in the experience when it comes toow they had to fight for their children's education. even if your child isn one with speci needs, y should know what happenso these studts affects all kids public schools. >> went to the school begging for help. and the school district foughts tremen

so all in all, a pretty nice sunday vicki. >>> that will wrap it up for us. down here in the newsroom and for brian up in the weather center, we hope to see you back at 11:00. bye-bye, everybody. woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. >>> "e.t." >> charlie sheen's twin sons. the alleged abuse photos. >> and the claims by denise richards that the boys are out of control. i'm nancy o'dell. >> and i'm rob marciano. >> they enter a zombie-like state. an intervention needs to be made. >> charlie sheen's sons with bruises? are they being abused? >> plus, what this video of their mom brooke allegedly smoking drugs reveals. >>> dr. phil and the cleveland kidnapping

i'm your host vicky evans from the san francisco archdiocese. and we're having a fascinating conversation how the soul informs the body and how the doctor looks at the whole person when he treats someone. you were going to tell us the implications of using concrete examples. >> right. i would like to mention this is not -- it doesn't mean that we're practicing french medicine. it is the fruits of medical science to deal with illnesses. but the implication, when we're confronted with specific crisis, it's primarily it's important to recognize that there are frequently spiritual dimension to the illness. and i must say that everybody, including patients and physicians and myself as well, we're all conditioned by the practice of medicine that is primarily material. and so we all focus and think primarily in terms of the material and that is familiar with us right now. so my practice in many ways is not that different from the practice of another doctor. you'll continue to find medical treatments the way other doctors are applied. but the main diffe

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thank you, vickie. if you have a tip for vickie or any one else, please give us a call or send us an e-mail directly to the unit. >>> it is up in the air whether those giant balloons will fly tomorrow during the parade. forecasts show 15 to 22-mile-per-hour winds with gusts as high as 40 miles. balloons have been grounded before, once due to weather back in 1971. organizers will make the call tomorrow. even without the balloons, the parade will air at nbc bay area at 9:00. but they've got the float, the acts, the singers. >> they've got al roker. and we have jeff ranieri. even better. >> oh, thanks! happy thanksgiving to you, too. we'll have more on that parade coming up. we have a system offshore. we've been tracking it now for seven days, and this rain is so close to us. just about 75 to 150 miles offshore we are picking up returns. let's get to the sky cam grids right now. and you can ezol of t-- sig siee coldest weather. we'll get some partly cloudy skies in here and temperatures in the mid-60s. oth

thank you very much, vicky. this is the first run, the inaugural event. i sure hope you get lots of attendance because you guys should stick around as long as the problem exists and human trafficking not going anywhere. thank you very much, vicky. good luck today. >> still ahead, breathing new life into a special bakery struggling to stay afloat. the bay area man that made all the difference, giving dozens of people a second chance at success. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >> you've heard about for-profit and nonprofit businesses but this morning's bay area proud begins with what you could call a less-than-profit business. it was losing so much business, it threatened to bring down the nonprofit that was supporting it. garvin thomas has the story of how an east bay baker was saved. >> reporter: spend just a little time inside richmond's rubicon bakery and a couple of things will stand out to you. first of all, who knew that making cinnamon bread was such a noisy, violent operation. and how could it be

but vicki, i mean, to the extent any of us can help you -- >> well, i mean -- >> you became a natural citizen in my courtroom. >> you swore me in. that was a greatest thing. >> thank you for being with us tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> sal. >> thank you. >> and coming up, the obama care website isn't the worst of it. how your identity could already be in the hands of hackers next. >>> later, a religious leader's take on the fallout. how can we trust the obama administration at all? laxshootingstips.fbi.gov. now the judge. >>> has each piece of that code that's been introduced in the system security tested? >> that's my understanding, yes. and -- >> each piece of that code is tested, yes or no? >> i don't know. >> that eke secretary sebelius saying she doesn't know something. shocking. the next shoe to fall in the obama care debacle, hackers accessing all your private information from the website. with me, media temple president and website expert russell reader from l.a. good to see you, russell. knowing what you know and what you heard and i was in that hearing in d.c. this

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but vicki, i mean, to the extent any of us can help you -- >> well, i mean -- >> you became a natural citizen in my courtroom. >> you swore me in. that was the greatest thing. >> thank you for being with us tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> sal. >> thank you. >> and coming up, the obama care website isn't the worst of it. how your identity could already be in the hands of hackers next. >>> later, a religious leader's take on the obama care fallout. how can we trust the obama administration at all? r credit s and higher interest rates when you apply for a credit card. it's a problem waiting to happen. check your credit score, check your credit report at experian.com. and this pk is the inside of your body. see, the special psyllium fiber in metamucil actually gels. and that gelling hes to lower some cholesterol. metacil. 3 amazing benefits in 1 super fiber. you tell us what you want to pay, and we give you a range of coverages to choose from. who is she? that's flobot. she's this new robot we're trying out, mostly for, like, small stuff. wow! look at her go! she's pretty good. sh

susan adams, [inaudible], felicia aran, douglas morgan, vicki tiernan, beverly albrecht, thomas group, lindsay [inaudible] and margaret writer. go ahead >> thank you very much for having this meeting. i come here representing myself, a senior citizen. 68 years old going to be 69 next week. basically, the way i'm being fit and healthy is important to make his will expand my life and quality of my life. one of those things is walking up the hill the 600 foot hill about 6 or 700 feet. i do it with my dog. my dog is my child. my partner and i have a dog named sally. i rest my case. she's like my child. walking with her on a leash doesn't do it for me. i cannot get the kind of exercise i need to get. so, i read this thing from the recreation federal government, and 4 years ago it's the same thing. just rehashed over and over. we have some very disingenuous statistics at him. they continue to say 11% of the infinite incidents are dog related. when you actually look at them almost 50% of those incidents are giving tickets to people for not having their leash which is kind of like a circular

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>> reporter: let's hope not vicki. right now will is no indication that's going to happen but nothing can be ruled out. just when the passengers thought all of this was behind them, turns out, it's not. >> the public is suffering. >> passengers here are not happy to hear about disagreements between bart and its two biggest unions. >> they need to settle it. >> reporter: it involves the family medical leave act. it allows members to receive 6 weeks of family a spouse or ch ill. both unions and negotiators signed off on this. >> they should have read the contract before you had everybody agree on it. >> reporter: now the bart board said they don't like how much money the pro vision would cost the district. union officials slamming bart officials saying it costs less than they claim. all of this has bart riders confused and frustrated and what's next. >> hundreds of people rely on the system everyday. >> reporter: i just got off the phone with a spokesperson whoa said that union is very disappointed. they remain optimisti

the vicki liviakis was sure you the best holiday eats and treats. high-tech reporter will highlight the hottest items that will be sure to impress you on your holiday list. friday at 9:00 p.m.. >>anny: time now is 652. coming up on the kron4 morning news we will take a look at bay area sports thrift a little bit of a reversal with our riders winning and the niners fans feeling. lovely shot of the sunrise this morning for more details on the rain coming this way. the time now is 652. xñ whatoes at first spooul tte le? ok. hoy bunches oats. ching! mmmm! mmmm! mm! it's thoats. honey. yeah. hoy bunches oats. is ia grt cereal. top stories we are following on this monday, november 18th. a fatal crash shut downs lanes on interstate 880. we'll have an update in a live report. and the wait is over. the new 4th bore of the caldecott tunnel is open. we'll see how much time it will save on your morning commute.

but vicki, i mean, to the extent any of us can help you -- >> well, i mean -- >> you became a natural citizen in my courtroom. >> you swore me in. that was a greatest thing. >> thank you for being with us tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> sal. >> thank you. >> and coming up, the obama care website isn't the worst of it. how your identity could already be in the hands of hackers next. >>> later, a religious leader's take on the fallout. how can we trust the obama administration at all? [ male announcer ] legalzoom has helped sta over 1 million businesses. if you have business idea, we have a personalized legal solution that's right for you. with easy step-by-step guidance, we're here to help you turn your dream into a reality. start your business today with legalzoom. we're here to help you turn your dream into a reality. when ouwe got a subaru.born, it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (annouer) the subaru forester. (girl) what? (announcer) motor trend's tw

vicky sergeant came and did a presentation on sort of practices and how it's being used in the school district. she put together team building exercise that centered on circles. since then we also the f ac c leadership team was ms. kim presented on the school quality leadership plan and f ac had a chance think to parking lot and give feedback. during the meeting we had an opportunity we were like a focus group for the school and we provided questions for them. and student input for the plan >> we did our teacher survey feedback resolution. so the f ac c finalized their questions that could be used to improve their school environment so we're going thirty to have quantify and quality data and it's going to be looked over. we have a meeting tomorrow at the 5:30 in the cafe. you're all welcome to attend the meeting >> thank you okay. we will then move on to item e the parents advisory committee report i understand we have presenters this evening. >> good afternoon, commissioners thanks for the mind. i'm tony and my daughter is a fifth grader at sunset elementary and she loves her school

vicki. >>> the checkered background of an assisted living facility. why public information was under lock and key. a casino just days away. >>> welcome to the gun show. these events keep takes place even though a senator wants them gone for good. . >> the biggest gun show wrapped up at the cal palace despite people trying to keep it from taking place. >> reporter: people walked away from the cross roads with firearms, weapons and machet es. >> we don't want our rights chiseled. >> reporter: the board of supervisors tried to ban it but the bill was vetoed. >> why is sacramento forcing this on lands that don't have a say. >> reporter: in an area plagued by gun violence, voting to ban gun shows, they have been powerless to stop them. >> you want a gun show in your yard, so be it, but there are some that don't. >> reporter: understand why some don't welcome this event. >> there is gun violence that affects family and the public. >> reporter: they wish they had other ways to solve societies ills. >> put people away that don't have a right to own a gun. >>

. >> pam: kron 4's vicki liviakis movie curtain. >> reporter:you've seen this disclaimernow, a shocking report by "the hollywood reporter" alleges that the american humane association trademark accreditation isn't always credible. >> reporter:take "life of pi's" tiger -- king -- for example-- >> reporter:despite his prowess and digital twin -- the publication says king nearly drowned while shooting ocean scenes after becoming disoriented. >> reporter:in an internal email obtained by "the hollywood reporter," an a-h- a monitor on the set said: ". last week we almost killed king in the water tank." >>"this is to me one of the dirty dark secrets of hollywood by not reporting these incidents, by deciding on their own that they can deal with it internally and not bringing it to law enforcement, they're complicit in this." >> reporter: the a-h-a responded, telling c-n-n: "the email of the employee in question led to an internal investigation and there was no evidence of any harm to the tiger as determined after multiple inquiries. she is no longer employed by the association." >> reporter:the

vicki. >>> one employee has made a tradition out of feeding those in need on thanksgiving. the outreach church gives out turkeys. they need additional help for more families. >> we don't wish to turn away families. i really need 50 more turkeys so i can meet the needs of the families on my list. if not, i have to tell those families, i can't help them, and i really don't want to do that that. if an officer brought me that family's name, we really want to help them. >> if you are interested in helping her reach her goal of 50 turkeys, contact the oakland police department. >>> manning versus brady, you can hang on. jason has highlight and sports next. . >> welcome back. possibly the toughest loss for the raiders. pryor backing up. watch rivera. griffin comes in with an ugly head shot. his helmet goes flying. rivera had to leave the game. he and griffin suffered concussions. janikowski missed. it proved costly. titans opening drive finds justin hunter. a 54-yard touchdown. safety ross getting burned 13- 9. raiders get it back in the 4th. off the back foot. reese for the touch

i'm vicky kron 4 new. >>> coming up tonight how much should you worry about your kid's facebook page when college admission season rolls around. a new study says some admission officers are checking social media. >>> and could we be heading to a wet commute. rain in the superior court 00 hour. we are going to step through this right after the break. >>> well theirgpa's area okay their test scores are top notch but some high schoolers are not massing the social media test that many colleges now have. 31% say they check an applicant social media page to learn more about them up 5% from last year. they found something that would hurt chances of being admitted to college. that figure is down 5% perhaps suggesting students are more mindful of what they post. >>> a chance of rain mainly for the north bay. we are going to see mostly cloudy skies. by tomorrow at 11 skies start special traffic officers clear and mild conditions in the afternoon. very similar 60s and low 70s so here's a look. the rain approaching the coastline and breaking apart and fizz willing out. it is moving on shore well

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our >>darya: are >>vicki: are >>: facebook made a lot of people wealthy including the hedge funds. twitter said no hedge funds. we want a long- term tech investors or we want to nothing. we don't want to sell our shares ever. this is going to help her base under the stock. it should send the stock higher overtime. if it's not been flipped the ground. a big if. it is interesting to their tried to be anti facebook. >>mark: 70 to 80 million shares. when facebook put 420,000,00316 the offering of what facebook had. our >>darya: also an interesting to note to, they are basically say and look we have no content. we reward the to the people who are consuming its print so will be interesting to watch with your. they have a lot of hyper growth ahead of them. they're going to go from now making money to making money. you're also getting zinc up and grew upon. of a two. 05 companies it didn't some diversification. all of them have the same characteristics. that ought to pay anyone for their contents. keep in mind i think that's a fabulous business model. they don't have a lot of labor. their

. >>> well, vicki cool temperatures around the bay area and right here at gotham city hall where clear skies are rules. it peaks after midnight tonight and it can be 10-15 meteors which is not much. if you missed the meteors perhaps, you can see a comet for tomorrow morning. it is been visible to the naked eye for the past few nights. to the east, i heard it is described as a little green blob in the sky and it is supposed to get brighter here in the next couple of days. for monday, there is a storm system coming our way and increasing clouds for the afternoon and that brings for a chance of rain on tuesday, clear skies tonight with exception of low clouds on the bay, there is the storm out to the west and it is getting closer and it is forecast to arrive in here for the day on tuesday. that's when the rain comes possibly as much as 3 quarters of an inch, for tomorrow look for temperatures upper 50s at the coast and mid-60s bay side and mid to perhaps as warm as the upper 60s inland. for monday, we'll see the sunshine in the morning and clouds for the afternoon and chance for light rai

host: we are back with congresswoman vicky hartzler. let me begin with "the wall street journal and the headline that senator mitch mcconnell came over to the house republicans for your weekly meeting yesterday and said we need to stand firm on the spending cuts on sequestration, and let it happen, even if it means cutting the pentagon budget. what do you think? well, he did not specifically address the defense. number, keeping a lower but we need to keep our priorities right for you -- the country. i would like to replace the defense cuts and reprioritize the budget and still keep it on a path that would get us to a balanced budget. host: keep the bottom number, but cut somewhere else, not at the pentagon at all? guest: we need to restore the $20 billion cuts set to go into effective sequestration continues. defense makes about 18% of the budget, but has had to incur 50% of the cuts, and it is very damaging to our military, and i have implications -- concerns about implications to national defense. host: explained the potential damages

vicki siegler is here. she practices family law at fordham. 14 billions? lock them up. >> there are daddy sweeps, and they unfortunately don't always work. they go down and knock down people's doors and the middle of the night, try to arrest them, put hem in jail and try to get money. unfortunately it doesn't work bus, number one, they're not in employed or their in a cash business so you can't garnish wagement. as family law attorneys people say issue have a court order, enforce it, but it's not so easy. >> i'm reading now -- i didn't know this you. can't garnish wages when you're in a cash business. but you can take peoples driver's license. >> your driving privileges can be revoked or suspended. your passport -- if you owe more than $5,000 in child support you're not leaving the country. that's a problem with people. but there have to be ramifications. you can't take blood from a stone. so, if people aren't working and they're not committed to spouting their -- supporting their child, there's not so much you can do. >> you tell that to kids who are hung

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here is vicky nguyen. >> they don't want you to ask questions, they want you to do what they say. >> reporter: he worked at sam tram from 2001 to 2012. >> it's on the worker bees, the grunts who know what's going on. in this case, my scenario, i know what's going on. >> reporter: his duties include caltrains financial statements. he was asked to make changes that were illegal. it was to inflate the expenses to ask for more money. >> we had to increase expenses where there were no expenses. >> reporter: the finance manager asked him to record made-up expenses for services they never received. >> it's hard to believe. >>itis hard to believe, but it's done. it happened. >> reporter: from san francisco to gilroy, the trains, buses provide more than 100,000 ride as day. >> people plan on public transportation. >> reporter: they announced a crisis. $30 million deficit. >> every year, we scramble to come up with funds. >> every year, they raise fares and freeze salaries. he would be asked to move money around. initially, you went alon with it, why? >> it was a sad story. the caltrain is in

eu supporters want ukraine's president vicki and a cat fixed to sign the trade pact with the european union has agreed to during a summit in lithuania on friday. his decision to pull out due to pressure from moscow has been renting content by ukraine's top opposition figures written with. the when the leader of the muffin man she said. the mission is to coax a couple months until the government cancels its shameful position and opens the way to the european union hall in the open mobile and google. the test is this sets up a tent city in the capital vowing to stay there until they get that way. ukraine's you tense times european leaders last week the government explained it could not afford to break ties with russia it is time to pinky and customs union on top. welcome the settings section of the south stream pipeline has got underway with the welding of the first two nights in the north of the country. the project will provide work for twenty five thousand people directly and came directly from the five hundred thousand employees the construction of the pipeline would take two years.

vickie is the woman behind the run for courage. she started the non profit after her own 17-year-old daughter was you abducted from the sacramento area and reportedly put in a human traffic ring. >> she never came home. her perpetrator took her from the parking lot. within five hours he had taken pictures and posted her for sex on craigslist and was trafficking her to the kba area daughter. >> she was found eight days later. she's seen here on a recent interview. her daughter is doing well and amazingly resilient. her experience prompted her to start the foundation in order to educate people about human sex trafficking and pref lance throughout the country. the money from today's run goes toward caring for victims and preventive programs that teach young people to keep themselves and others safe. bay area news. >> kimberly, thanks very much. >>> we want to bring in our meteorologist, rob for more on tonight's wind warning. >> winds on the increase around the bay area. city mild with upper 60s around morgan hill. wind speeds have be

. >> vicky hudson is in charge. feast and is like a drill sergeant organising the food. she reveals a soft side talking about those that lost everything. >> i have a home, they don't. this was a dining hall. we decided to deck it out to have a nice thanksgiving day. they need good memories. >> for a family like the wagners, this helped them to remember the support from the community. >> unused food will go to the food bank. the pastor said the tornado missed the building by 50 yards. >> for families relying on food stamps thanksgiving was rough. stimulus funds expired. congress didn't renew it cutting 5 billion from the program. >> what you doing? you're not afraid. >> mercedes brown has been raising six grandchildren ages 2 to 13 since her daughter was murdered two years ago. >> i've been with her on her 28th birthday. >> brown says when her grandchildren moved in she got two jobs. still, it's tough to put food on the table around the holidays. this year she had to ask for help. >> everything on the table that i have - it's through the food bank. brown says this is her

vicky zito which hostedf)c the event says she hopes this brings brngs attention to the sex trafficking epidemic in the united states. >> folks tend to think there's only certain populations targeted to be victims of this crime. but actually, any time you have a vulnerable child you have the poe essential to having a victim vulnerable to being exploited. >> the state task forces identified 1,277 victims of human trafficking between july of 2010 and june of 2012 in california. her own daughter seen her in a recent area with nbc bay area was abducted from the sacramento area and sold into the sex trade. >> five years ago my daughter went to a local grocery store to grab a soda and never came home. her perpetrator took her from the safeway parking lot and within five hours had taken pictures of her and posted her for sale for sex on craigslist and within 12 years was tracking her. >> the fbi found the then hen 17-year-old in fremont. since they zito made it her mission to educate people about the issue. funds will go to caring for victims and preventive programs. >> we go into schools, col

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host: we are back with congresswoman vicky hartzler. let me begin with "the wall street journal and the headline that senator mitch mcconnell came over to the house republicans for your weekly meeting yesterday and said we need to stand firm on the spending cuts on sequestration, and let it happen, even if it means cutting the pentagon budget. what do you think? well, he did not specifically address the defense. number, keeping a lower but we need to keep our priorities right for you -- the country. i would like to replace the defense cuts and reprioritize the budget and still keep it on a path that would get us to a balanced budget. host: keep the bottom number, but cut somewhere else, not at the pentagon at all? guest: we need to restore the $20 billion cuts set to go into effective sequestration continues. defense makes about 18% of the budget, but has had to incur 50% of the cuts, and it is very damaging to our military, and i have implications -- concerns about implications to national defense. host: explained the potential damages

vicki shows the n yoga position floods in mouse. when the retail executives insult their clients? that is so bad for sales resaw abercrombieand fitch then the guy who came in from j.c. penney. forget it. neil: it takes a long time overcome it? >> if i am the board of director i call withhe ceo to say obviously you are too stupid to run your own company. let's get somebody aittle smarter and t m out. neil: he is one of the -icest guys on the planet. >> marvel is skipping networks going straight to netflix to develop four new super heroes series. >> it is brilliant. netflix has come out with the house of cards, oranges the new black the series' only on netflix i don't know if marble works out but it is not our fault that will be something else i think it is a fourth network out there or the fifth network. >> one-third of the bandwidth because of netflix bigger than facebook and is still cannot get the content deals so comes with its own cartn san superheros that is the way to go they do very well at the box office by and just waiting for superhero neil cavuto. >> they get their show

and vicky hartzler talking about the budget negotiations deadline. later wired magazine, the rise of digital currency. washington journal is live every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> this is c-span 3, with politics and public affairs programming every week. and every weekend, american history tv. schedules and see past programs at our websites, and you can join in the conversation on social media sites. >>> now, ms. magazine founder gloria steinem, spoke about the significance of women voters and how elections influenced women's issues. this is an hour. >> it's not often that one person can define an era. our guest made it as a highpowered woman in a man's world. gloria steinem is the face of the feminist movement and was dubbed the leading icon of american feminism in "time" magazine. she solidified her feminist legacy by co founding ms. magazine. more than 40 years later, she's still a co-editor. miss steinem celebrated the magazine's 40th anniversary right here at the national press club last year, she said then it was the right place

. >> gary: still one of vicki commercials for yum yum donuts or something >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: he better at just a quick or we will bury him and the media. >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: how do you like that? we are powerful, and bnl you know! >> reporter: bullying and full ball we do not need to add to it. (laughter) >> gary: degenerative brain disorder suffers from memory loss and mood changes which he lashes out at his pay at his wife and children also come also thinking of committing suicide. >> gary: bad news keeps piling ip for cal football.a 1-7 record.bad graduation rates. >> gary: this year and next for get the million dollars my health is more important and he has retired from the game. >> gary: sharkscontroversy in the sharks loss last night. listen carefully for the whistle on this "no goal". (cheers & applause) >> gary: the end h l is same the referee did the right thing by not revealing it. recite the intent to blow rule >> pam: that's it for the kron 4 news at 8. >> pam: stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news developments at kron4.com or download one of our

. >> good afternoon supervised my name is vicki cannon and i wholeheartedly support the resolution and thank you for the sponsors of the documents. i want to point out that there's a long history as you mentioned supervisor winner, of attempts to get rid of dog walking with the gg nra. some of it was [inaudible] get rid of the pet policy altogether. the park service has been like this speeding freight train on this issue. public input has been like pebbles tossed at this darling train. it astounds me because were talking about such a small percentage of the space for an activity that's been enjoyed by humans and animals for well over 10,000 years. it also astounds me that the park service makes no mention of the health benefits and the community building benefits of dog walking. i'm 62 years old and fighting stage iv ovarian cancer. a tough cancer to fight. there's no question in my mind that this last year i've done as well as i have because i've been able to take frequent hikes with my off leash dog. please, take a strong as you can to ensure the healthy community building activity c

. >> reporter: among anxious americans watching stateside, steve and vicki kurzban of boulder, colorado saw their 18-year-old son simon on "world news." >> apparently 50 little kids got sucked away. >> reporter: a happy ending for one american family but for so many here who need so much and who are still five days in seeing so little aid get here, there is no end in sight. diane? >> thank you, terry. as you said need so much and there are so many ways to help these families in the philippines. we have listed many of the ways to help on our website. just go to abcnews.com. >>> and important news now for airline travelers, a major merger is a step closer. the justice department gave the green light to usairways and american to join forces to become the largest airline in the world. it could happen by the end of the year. >>> and tonight a rough new poll number for the president. for the first time in his presidency, a majority of american voters, 52 percent in a new poll say president obama is not honest and trustworthy. one factor, the people who felt misled about getting to keep their

and vicki will food dining. i'm now is 831. not are developing story out of london. where three women have been rescued after being held in captivity for more than 30 years and what appears to be a case of domestic slavery. under rest are a man and woman of 67 years old. there were taken into custody at their salt london home. this is where police discovered the victims. which include a 69 year-old malaysian won a 57 year-old irish woman and 30 year-old briton. rescuers say they are " highly traumatized " rescuers say. at their situation came to light after a local charity received a phone call from a woman saying " she had been held against her will and the house of london for more than 30 years. " the charity called police which had already launched an investigation into slavery and domestic servitude. the victims have been removed from the home and are being cared for now. >>darya: 832 right now. let's give an update on the hot spots. i concede that long behind to george. >>george: san mateo bridge. we've been a steady state here for the last hour and 15 minutes w

now, gregory is out of prison and talking vicki libya to reports on what the doctor is bouncing about the king of pop. douai >> reporter: caught red mercury is spilling into the details of his life with michael jackson after spending time in jail for the sinkers death. murray gave interviews to australia's 60 minutes and london's daily mail newspaper bois >> reporter: bois he says that jackson was a drug addict and accident lee took his own life by injecting himself with too much pro football to much propyl fall >> reporter: marty also detailed his nightly treat us with jackson as saying he helped the center every night to pick a capp the turks because jackson could not control his own bladder as for jackson's three kids maurice is that none of them are his biological children. but he would not reveal the fathers are. when asked if jackson was a pedophile maureen was silent. murray was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in texas 2009 debt and sentenced to four years in jail he got out after two years for good behavior and his appealing his wound >> pam: can't be out and called for

the israeli position because finally we have to take this into account that iran is not threatening vicki any of the of the countries around the world but it is the first inning off israel from being wiped out of the map so i think that the foreign minister should be a little bit more sensitive and not to spread such kind of a harsh statement toward a state who has genuine exultant israel's nurse or his top security aide to the u.s. at the same time powerful jewish lobbies in washington are on the offensive now you know is determined it seems to stop the permanent deal regardless of of iran's behavior but israel is isolating itself at the same time by doing this isn't it. the purpose of this delegation going to washington is to start and discussing with the americans what is really the israeli concern and what are the parameters that we believe in israel. and the official government of israel believe that should be the prime interest for the next agreement between the p five plus one and iran and this is the purpose to explain exactly and this is why in this delegation you have profession