once again, how do you describe ernest? you just can't. it's hard to describe what we mean to each other. >> reporter: josh elliott, abc news, high point, north carolina. >> by the way, collin says his dream is one day to coach a basketball team of his own. and for more of our "america strong" stories, you can always go to abcnews.com and for the latest news there 24 hours a day. we thank you for watching. "nightline" of course will be along later and we will see you right back here again tomorrow night. until then, have a great night. yw97í7 >>> on the list. tired of messipesky reporters? just send in the dogs. we break down the thrift stores. beautiful wedding dresses, accessories and more. bridal on a budget. get the tools for success. it's thursday, you're on the list. thanks for joining us. >> here are the top five stories everyone's talking about. >> at number one. taking a bite out of the apple. samsung galaxy cell phones outpace the iphone for the first time. >> do you mind moving your enormous phone? >> that doesn't mean it's ove

once again, how do you describe ernest? you just can't. it's hard to describe what we mean to each other. >> reporter: josh elliott, abc news, high point, north carolina. >> by the way, collin says his dream is one day to coach a basketball team of his own. and for more of our "america strong" stories, you can always go to abcnews.com and for the latest news there 24 hours a day. we thank you for watching. "nightline" of course will be along later and we will see you right back here again tomorrow night. until then, have a great night. angela: i will t and solve the puzzle, please. pat: okay. teeny-weeny. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] [ laughs ] no offense.

once again, how do you describe ernest? you just can't. it's hard to describe what we mean to each other. >> reporter: josh elliott, abc news, high point, north carolina. >> by the way, collin says his dream is one day to coach a basketball team of his own. and for more of our "america strong" stories, you can always go to abcnews.com and for the latest news there 24 hours a day. we thank you for watching. "nightline" of course will be along later and we will see you right back here again tomorrow night. until then, have a great night. en, have a great night. >>> a muni bus riddle withed with bullets in a shooting. how a driver jumped into action. >> the president making a quick stop to tap into supporters with big pockets. >> turning up the heat, i'm abc 7 news sandhya patel. live on the roof of the kgotv broadcast center i'll slatest on tropical storm andrea, coming up. >> the secret service arrived and barricade goes up as the president is scheduled to land in about an hour. good evening, i'm cheryl jennings. >> this is the 20th trip to

if you're wondering why, here's the pastor ernest easley explaining the decision. >> boys in a tent sexually attracted to other boys whose hormones are going off the wall, something's going to happen. >> pastor easley got a standing ovation from his congregation when he kicked out troop 204, but he also ruffled some feathers including a nearby house of worship which in response placed on their marquee outside welcoming the boy scouts. the senior pastor at the church, the one world spiritual pastor in mare yet that. marietta. >> you're a reverend, right? >> right. >> and pastor easley is here as well. we heard your explanation. i know the goal of christianity is to be christ-like. do you think jesus would have kicked those boys out?

we interviewed that pastor from the one world center in marietta, georgia, along with ernest easley, the pastor of the baptist church. and asked if the goal of christianity was to be christian-like, wouldn't jesus have kicked out the boy scouts? >> trying to be christ-like is a challenge today. i think about when some guys tried to trick jesus up.

once again, how do you describe ernest? you can't. it's hard to describe what we mean to each other. >> reporter: josh elliott, abc news, high point, north carolina. >> what a great story. >> wow. that's what's making news in america this morning. >> up next "good morning america." have a great weekend everyone and a great morning. >>> strong winds, heavy rains, flooding. the first tropical storm makes landfall. we have team coverage for you as we track andrea. that's the big story this morning. >>> good morning. >>> this morning the big story is the weather. we're tracking andrea and it is wet out there. if you are waking up, you will look out and say it's raining. how long will it stick around and how will it impact me today. we'll answer that today with lynette charles. >> i had to set up what is going again. you can see what is going on. and the tropical moisture to the north. we will be in the thick of things today. you want want to know how much rain we will be in 56789 to 6 inches that's locally but we should be at 2 to 3 inche

once again, how do you describe ernest? you can't. it's hard to describe what we mean to each other. >> reporter: josh elliott, abc news, high point, north carolina. >> what a great story. >> wow. that's what's making news in america this morning. >> up next "good morning america." have a great weekend everyone and a great morning. >> straight ahead, the first named storm of the atlantic hurricane season is leaving plenty of damage far to the south. we have got team coverage of

ernest moniz went to the hanford nuclear reservation in washington state. hanford made the plutonium for american nuclear weapons all way from the manhattan project in world war ii until 1987. now highly radioactive waste is leaking and a project to clean it up has stalled. carter evans has been looking into this. >> reporter: the cleanup at hanford nuclear reservation cost u.s. taxpayers $2 billion every year. this winter, engineers discovered six new leaks of radioactive material from underground tanks. washington governor jay inslee: >> there is something in on the order of 1,000 gallons a year that are leaking now from these six tanks. >> reporter: the government's cleanup plan involves pumping 56 million gallons of waste out of 177 tanks, mixing it with liquid glass and sealing it in steel canisters. >> that does involve technological challenges some people have associated with the kind of leap that the moon shot involved. this is-- this has never been done in human history before. >> reporter: the cleanup is supposed to take place at this $13 billion

ernest wallace wanted as an category after the killing. he turned himself in. -- wanted as an accessory ri. odin lloyd was found dead close to hernandez's home. >> 44-year-old ernest wallace will be charged with accessory after the fact and investigators believed he participated with the crime knowing that a murder had occurred. he turned himself in in miramar, florida. he had seen him on tv with arrest warrant. he invoked his right to an attorney and hasn't spoken about the murder of odin lloyd. a semi pro football player and former n.f.l. star h aaron hernandez is accused of killing. he is awaiting in brother ward county jail. they say he orchestrated his killing. hernandez is awaiting trial behind bars and he has been denied bail twice. they believe they have all three men in the morning of his murder included a ka carlos ortiz that was also charged. lloyd was shot in the side, chest and back around 3:30 a.m. on june 17th. his body discovered half a mile from hernandez's home. boston police were back at the home on friday and trying to

he could be difficult, but he was kind, generous, and charming and ernest. really ernest. and i got the sense in talking to him, that hen watted to be liked. which is what makes his body of work all that more remarkable. last night as i was sitting alone after the show at home processing his death i thought about him writing up the first draft of that mcchrystal article. knowing that pblishing it would mean the senior officials he spent all that time with would hate him, feel betrayed, that the white house would never trust him, others in the press corps would view him as violating a code. future sources would be less likely to talk to him. i think of charming michael sitting alone in the charming light of his laptop, staring at his computer reading the draft one more time and knowing all of that was about to happen. and then i picture him clicking send. we'll be right back with clip three. >>> there's a republican jihad on food stamps of all things. that's coming up. >>> the three awesomest things on the internet today, beginning with a shocking termination of a pitchman,

this just one day after police arrested a third suspect in the case, ernest wallace, carlos cortez and hernandez, all now in custody. laura ingraham live with more. >> hi. family and friends streamed into the church of the holy spirit in boston's neighborhood today where odin lloyd was remembered. some members of lloyd's team, the boston bandits, showed up for the funeral in their team jerseys. they were also heard chanting lloyd's name as pallbearers placed his casket in a hears outside. the last known suspect involved in this case is now in custody. 44-year-old ernest wallace turned himself in yesterday without incident in florida. he will be charged with accessory after the fact. wallace has not spoken with investigators about loy's murder. he's awaiting extradition to massachusetts. former new england patriots star aaron hernandez has been charged with lloyd's execution-style murder. hernandez has been denied bail twice and awaiting trial behind bars. we spoke with someone from the bristol county sheriff's office who told us hernandez remains in a 7 by ten cell by himself. his deme

how do you describe ernest, you can't. it is hard to describe what we mean to each other. >> reporter: josh elliott, abc news, highpoint, north carolina. >> that is just great. >> how are you feeling about yourself now that you heard that story? >> man, oh man, anybody complaining today should be those two. >> 12 hour days to help him out because he had a calling when he heard about it. >> amazing. clearly. you volunteer, and he gets a lot out of it too, clearly. >> clearly does. an enormous amount. he was surprised on stage with his own. >> so glad they did that. >> he really. absolutely. collin wants to be a basketball coach. that is his dream. and he says, he knows he is in the minority. check these statistics out -- only 5% of teenagers go to school, go back to school after an accident like the one he had. only 1% go to college. less than that graduate. look at him. he is also in the minority. he has this angel next to him every single day. >> we need more ernests in the world. what a story. >> yes. >>> coming up, suga

ernest wallace surrendering in south florida. they say he was with hernandez before this man was shot, 27-year-old odin lloyd found dead near hernandez's home earlier this month. a dangerous heat wave gripping much of the u.s. temperatures soaring to nearly 120 degrees in phoenix. dozens treated for heat related illnesses and mercury is expected to hit 128 in death valley, california, which is not far from the world record 134 degrees logged there a essential ago. i'm arthel nevil and now back to "cashin' in". eric boling in the house. b >> i beg you, my children, my team, my fans, my partners, i beg for your forgiveness. >> eric: businesses are not forgiving paula deen butan her fans apparently are. sales for new cookbook propelling it to number one on amazon and customers crowding into her restaurant in atlanta. you say it's publicity. is this the case?hi >> i agree. i do think that. although, we all know paula messed up. people are still buying her books and her fans are still her fans. depending on how important you shall to

there's really no threats in here. >> ernest rogers has bipolar disorder. he's serving an 85-year sentence for robbery and attempted murder. >> i just lost it. i wasn't on my meds or nothing. the judge said due to my mental illness, you know, he said although i didn't kill anybody, i -- it wasn't from the lack of effort. >> despite the violence of their crimes, stone insists on treating all of the inmates in echo mod with respect. >> i've worked with mentally ill people for the last 35 years and i've never been injured, never been attacked. so i'm just comfortable with it. >> but even the most vigilant staff cannot prevent violence from erupting. >> there's only been one murder in this prison. it's been in this mod. it was in cell 13 downstairs. a guy strangled a guy to death. >> on august 22nd, 2004, carl able earned the infamous distinction of being the only spring creek inmate to kill another prisoner. >> put a cellie in with me, the guy was doing life, in for homicide for killing his mom. which is disgusting. but this mental illness thing. he got 39 yea

. >> reporter: in florida today, ernest wallace appeared at a bond hearing after turning himself in. >> mr. wallace, you're charged with accessory after the fact to murder. >> yep. >> reporter: the third suspect, carlos ortiz, charged in bristol, connecticut, on friday with carrying an unlicensed firearm. and law enforcement tells nbc news police are also investigating hernandez for possible links to an unsolved zubl whom double homicide in boston last year. the star tight end signed with the patriots in 2010 for a reported $40 million. >> a lot of money for a young person, no question about it. but you can give a kid that money, give him the same, give him all that athletic talent, but all of that is not necessarily going to change who that person is. >> two months ago, hernandez told "ex" a role model. >> i try to be a role model, and i try to lead those who look up to me in the right direction. >> reporter: the team is offering fans a free exchange for hernandez' top selling 81 jersey. michelle franzen, nbc news, new york. >>> a possible development in the government's bid to extr

but ernest white says he never got one. and carla said her salesman didn't have one either. she was able to cancel her contract. but she wants to warn others. be cautious next time you get a knock on the door. now, just energy says it has made changes in its sales practices. and as a result, the company says complaints are way down. we have posted the company's complete statement at kpix.com. >> just be careful. >> certainly. >>> today might have been the day to go solar ar wind power. >> certainly wind power for sure. >> you know, we're lucky though. today, tonight, marks the beginning of summer and really not feeling those horribly warm summertime temperatures. nice and mild today and certainly the wind helping to keep things feeling cooler than it is. let's take a live look outside, shall we? you're looking at blue skies over the bay bridge and pretty mull wall-to-wall sunshine no matter where you look this evening. 78 degrees your current temperature in concord. 76 in livermore. and 82 in santa rosa. warmest locations warming up into the low 80s today. warmer still as we

a third suspect ernest wallace was in court today in connection with the murder of former patriot tight end aaron hernandez stands accused of, the patriots waved hernandez immediately after his arrest, but will go even one step further, distancing themselves from him. the team is offering any fan who wants to get rid of a hernandez jersey, a swap, they will exchange the jersey for a new patriots jer an inspiring young singer with a 11 to teach us all, san francisco lining up at san francisco while opponents try to stop them, and real estate is hot again. but why are these homeowners still under water? those stories when cbs evening news continues. >> axelrod: if you have been waiting to buy a home, you may have waited too long, at least as far as mortgage rates go. the rates are 30-year fixed raised to 4.61 percent this week, the highest since april of 2011. like the weather, the real estate mark market in las vegas has been red-hot lately but not hot enough for homeowners who bought at the peak. anna werner has a case in point. >> we first caught up with him last year when their home's

an suv hit 55-year-old glen arnold ernest as he road his bike along taylor street over crossing above highway 87. he was hit from behind and the driver just took off. the car is described as a late 1990s and maybe early 2000 model dodge durango or dakota. it is dirty white, light gray or silver in color. >>> crossing the street has become dangerous for pedestrians. police on the peninsula went undercover to do something about it. they launched a sting to catch drivers who don't stop for pedestrians in crosswalks. the targets are known trouble spots in san mateo, foster city, and burlingame. those who were stopped offered a variety of excuses. >> i don't know. don't even go there. >> the irony was i saw the motorcycles and i thought what are they doing over there? >> when i go through i see this pedestrian right here. it is like, come on. this is ridiculous. >> 261 drivers were ticketed today. 100 of them for failure to yield to pedestrians. these tickets are not cheap. they run between $250 to $350. >>> a south bay i.t. technician is being held on bail. he is charged with stealing com

at the time, ernest greene, a retired engineer, who'd never met smith heard about the accident through his church. greene felt what he says was a calling to help the boy and his overworked parents. no one could have seen the remarkable journey almost eight years in the making that was beginning. greene put in 12-hour days leaving his home before dawn to get to smith's by 6:00 a.m. he would get smith out of bed, ready for school, then make the 45-minute drive to high point's campus attending classes with and taking notes for smith while pushing him three miles a day or more. did you ever feel sorry for him? >> probably some, but i've also felt like he could do what he wanted to do. >> reporter: just weeks ago, the 22-year-old graduated from college, and, of course, it was greene pushing him on to that stage. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'd been pushing him all over campus for four years. i wanted to push him up to get his diploma. >> reporter: where greene was surprised with a diploma of his own. hard earned for two men who in life can teach us about service and strength, selflessness an

meanwhile police are searching for ernest wallace in connection with the killing of a semi-pro football player. marlie hall has more. >> reporter: aaron hernandez appeared in court for a second day in a row. he asked for bail a day after being arrested for murder. >> there is no eyewitness testimony, no ex-kulpa torrey missions. >> reporter: the former all-american football player is accused in the execution-style shooting of odin lloyd last week. his body was found in an industrial park a mile from hernandez's home. prosecutors say they built their case on video, text cells and cell phone tower records. >> he is a flight risk. he has the means and the motivation to flee. >> reporter: lloyd was dating the sister of hernandez's fiancee. police arrested hernandez wednesday, escorting him out of the house with his hands cuffed behind his back. investigators tell "the boston globe" the 23-year-old may also have been involved in a double murder last july. law enforcement officials say odin lloyd may have had information about hernandez's role in those killings. the judge denied bail. >> it's

if you're wondering why, here's the pastor ernest easley explaining the decision. >> boys in a tent sexually attracted to other boys whose hormones are going off the wall, something's going to happen. >> pastor easley got a standing ovation from his congregation when he kicked out troop 204, but he also ruffled some feathers including a nearby house of worship which in response placed on their marquee outside welcoming the boy scouts. the senior pastor at the church, the one world spiritual pastor in mare yet that. marietta. >> you're a reverend, right? >> right. >> and pastor easley is here as well. we heard your explanation. i know the goal of christianity is to be christ-like. do you think jesus would have kicked those boys out? >> you know trying to be christ-like is a challenge these days. i think about when guys tried to trick jesus up, they brought a girl, a woman caught in adultery, jesus confronted her with her sin. he didn't condone it. he confronted it. he didn't say keep on doing what you're doing, but because he loved her, he said go and sin no more. >> but do you think he would

an suv hit 55-year-old glen arnold ernest as he rode his bike above highway 87 on monday afternoon. he was hit from behind and the driver took off. the car is described as late 1990s or early 2000 model dodge durango, it's dirty white, light gray or silver in color. >>> new this morning, the senate's gang of eight and two republicans are near a deal that could break a major impasse on immigration reform on capitol hill. a deal is expected to be announced this morning. the agreement dramatically beefs up security on america's borders by doubling the size of the border patrol force. currently 21,000 officers strong. the deal also called for completing the 700-mile fence along the border. final details are still being worked out. >>> bay area nurses and people who oppose the proposed keystone pipeline are planning to march across the golden gate bridge at noon today joining registered nurses across the u.s. who are stepping up their call on the obama administration to reject approval of the pipeline. demonstrators against the keystone project protested during separate bay area visits b

the petition began after a driver in an suv hit and killed 55-year-old len ernest as he rode his bike on the taylor street overpass of highway 87 on monday. the driver of that accident has not been found. >>> police in three peninsula cities are on the hunt this morning, all looking for the same man. police say that man right here, 20-year-old melvin bell ard is responsible for a string ofburg there is happened in april. he broke into three homes in belmont in just a matter of minutes. then police said he broke into a loam in san mateo. that time, a woman came home and surprised him. he took off in a white chevy mall bound spotted by hillsborough police. the suspect still had stolen items from his car as he raced up 280. the car was later found in san francisco with about $30,000 worth of stolen goods still inside. >> his time will come, i'm sure, especially doing so much like that you can only get lucky so long until everything catches up with you. >> investigators say bellard lives in san francisco but has strong ties to the east bay. >>> prosecutors say a stockton man convicted of

. >> reporter: a former employee sued dean and her brother ernest bubba hires for racial discrimination and sexual har s harassme harassment. during a deposition she fessed up to using the language and admitt admitted she was thinking of hiring black waiters for a plantation theme. have you ever used racial slurs. yes. in what context. well it was probably when a black man burst into a bank. things have changed since the '60s in the south. deen said she use ed it in her house, not in the restaurant. >> we're not the kind of people that the press is saying we are. your color of your skin, your religion, your sexual preference does not matter to me. >> reporter: deen has three programs on the food network which said lit not renew her contract at the end of this month. for "cbs this morning" saturday ben tracy, los angeles. >>> it is about 22 minutes after the houring and now here's a look at the weather for your weekend. >>> coming up, the custody battle that's made it all the way to the supreme court. should a child's race determine who gets custody. >>> later a bizarre crime discovered

an suv hit 55-year-old glen arnold ernest as he road his bike along taylor street over crossing above highway 87. he was hit from behind and the driver just took off. the car is described as a late 1990s and maybe early 2000 model dodge durango or dakota. it is dirty white, light gray or silver in color. >>> crossing the street has become dangerous for pedestrians. police on the peninsula went undercover to do something about it. they launched a sting to catch drivers who don't stop for pedestrians in crosswalks. the targets are known trouble spots in san mateo, foster city, and burlingame. those who were stopped offered a variety of excuses. >> i don't know. don't even go there. >> the irony was i saw the motorcycles and i thought what are they doing over there? >> when i go through i see this pedestrian right here. it is like, come on. this is ridiculous. >> 261 drivers were ticketed today. 100 of them for failure to yield to pedestrians. these tickets are not cheap. they run between $250 to $350. >>> a south bay i.t. technician is being held on bail. he is charged with stealing com

ernest wallace surrendered to police. police in massachusetts said they were looking for him on charges of being an accessory to murder. another man, carlos ortiz was arrested in connecticut and returned to massachusetts. hernandez, a former tight end for new england patriots remains jailed on murder charges. >>> disgraced tour de france champion lance armstrong says he could not have won the grueling race without doping. he said quote, the tour is a test of endurance where oxygen is decisive. first reported in 1999 that steroids were found in armstrong's urine. for years armstrong denied the claim, but finally admitted to using steroids and has been stripped of his titles. >>> a heat wave this weekend is raising some concern. >> reporter: cal fire says it has its hands full. why the weather and upcoming fourth of july holiday have them even more concerned. >>> it's been there for decades. the latest on the flap over fountains they may have to move to make way for an apple store.

the color range is dirty white you gray or silver. 35-year-old glenn ernest was killedz' rode his bike on the taylor overpass on 9 7 not far from police headquarters. this marks the city's 19th lady traffic crash of the year. >>> this morning, the oaklandgo police department will introduce the five district commanders. s all this conflict has a lot of riders concerned their mode of transportation could si:!ay be cut off. >> i don't really know how people would deal. i think it would cause a lot of stress, a lot of money issues for people. >> i couldn't commute from freeze month here every day if there wasn't b.a.r.t. there's absolutely no way could i do that. >> also added cause for concern because the america's cup sailing race does start next month and b.a.r.t. transportation will be key for spectators. union workers will be voting next week on whether they will go on strike. >>> a private screening of the fill billion oscar grant will take place in oakland. grant's mother lay tend though she says it is not going to be easy. >> it opened the wound again. you know, it was very diffic

an suv hit 55-year-old glen arnold ernest as he road his bike along taylor street over crossing above highway 87. he was hit from behind and the driver just took off. the car is described as a late 1990s and maybe early 2000 model dodge durango or dakota. it is dirty white, light gray or silver in color. >>> crossing the street has become dangerous for pedestrians. police on the peninsula went undercover to do something about it. they launched a sting to catch drivers who don't stop for pedestrians in crosswalks. the targets are known trouble spots in san mateo, foster city, and burlingame. those who were stopped offered a variety of excuses. >> i don't know. don't even go there. >> the irony was i saw the motorcycles and i thought what are they doing over there? >> when i go through i see this pedestrian right here. it is like, come on. this is ridiculous. >> 261 drivers were ticketed today. 100 of them for failure to yield to pedestrians. these tickets are not cheap. they run between $250 to $350. >>> a south bay i.t. technician is being held on bail. he is charged with stealing com

also, massachusetts police are searching for another man, ernest wallace. he is wanted in connection with the murder hernandez is charged with. >>> boston bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev has been indicted on 30 counts, including one which potentially carries the death penalty. at the same time investigators have learned about a possible motive. here is abc's pierre thomas. >> reporter: as dzhokhar tsarnaev lie bleeding and near death in a boat just before his capture, authorities release for the first time what they believe amounts to a confession. his alleged motive, anger that the u.s. is killing muslims abroad. "stop killing our innocent people and we will stop." the indictment lays out that the boston marathon attack was developed online. including the bomb's design. and it says police were in hand-to-hand combat with older brother tamerlan during his final fatal confrontation. dzhokhar allegedly tried to escape in a stolen car. >> dzhokhar drove over his brother tamerlan, seriously injuring him and contributing to his death. >> reporter: the only que

we are awaiting remarks from energy secretary ernest moniz. he's expected to discuss the administration's strategy for, quote, all of the above approach to the tapping into energy sources. we do expect it to get under way in just a couple of minutes. live coverage here on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> again, live this morning from the u.s. energy information administration conference here in washington, waiting remarks from energy secretary ernest moniz. we will have his comments live this morning here on c-span2 when they get under way. looks like it could be a couple minutes, so while we wait, we will go back to coverage of this year's faith and freedom coalition conference with remarks from former presidential candidate herman cain. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you very much. but more importantly, thank you for being here. and as usual, ralph never gives me enough time. [laughter] so i'm just going to take what i need, and then he can, he can scold me later! [laughter] you

after that we'll be live with an energy conference with a keynote address by energy secretary ernest moniz. and later the senate returns at 2 p.m. eastern with general speeches followed with district court nomination votes and more debate on the immigration bill. >> former u.s. ambassador to the united nations john bolton was one of the speakers at this past weekend's conference of the faith and freedom coalition. this is ten minutes.

i just read a lot of travel books when was younger and reading about john mere and ernest shackleton and i wanted to be a free person like that and i couldn't do that with $30,000 in debt. >> the cost of college is so much, the increase in cost of college is more than inflation. people are graduating with hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt and yet there isn't a way to solve that problem. what do you think about that? >> oh, geez. well, first of all, i think you need to go to an affordable school and be realistic about your future. but i think a college education is a wonderful thing. you know the liberal arts education i had when i was an undergrad, it changed the person i was. i went into the college a slacker and came out as someone who was more well rounded. >> we have to get to the nitty-gritty of your life. the jobs you had and then you end up at duke university. your mother said i'm going to have distance myself from you for a little bit because what you did is a little crazy. you ended up at duke university and you were living in van. duke university wanted to offer you

when does the fog return in ernest. >>> you can follow bill online, they're posting updates even when we're not on the air. >>> jade hernandez is live with some of the places people went to escape the weather. >> reporter: mico and ruby torn often find themes here at lake duvall. >> was it too hot for you today? >> i can barely move. >> reporter: mico and his grandfather made sure to keep the kids cool. temperatures reached triple digits. but back at lake duvall there are concerns as the fourth of july holiday nears. last week the body of a 30-year- old man who drowned on june 16th surfaced. on that day east bay regional parks life guards dove for him for more than two hours. but on sunday, if the regional district decide to strike, like our towers remain empty. fortunately the crowds did not arrive today. >> no not at all. not today. >> reporter: this woman works the ice at this shop. >> probably 250 to 300 bags. >> reporter: as for others who work in the heat like this man. >> we shut down earlier and sent guys home. decided to come up here. >> reporter: kirk farnam a painter that l

when does the fog return in ernest. >>> you can follow bill online, they're posting updates even when we're not on the air. >>> jade hernandez is live with some of the places people went to escape the weather. >> reporter: mico and ruby torn often find themes here at lake duvall. >> was it too hot for you today? >> i can barely move. >> reporter: mico and his grandfather made sure to keep the kids cool. temperatures reached triple digits. but back at lake duvall there are concerns as the fourth of july holiday nears. last week the body of a 30-year- old man who drowned on june 16th surfaced. on that day east bay regional parks life guards dove for him for more than two hours. but on sunday, if the regional district decide to strike, like our towers remain empty. fortunately the crowds did not arrive today. >> no not at all. not today. >> reporter: this woman works the ice at this shop. >> probably 250 to 300 bags. >> reporter: as for others who work in the heat like this man. >> we shut down earlier and sent guys home. decided to come up here. >> reporter: kirk farnam a painter that l

. >>> from jackie kennedy to ernest hemingway, a series of documentaries are giving us a new view of some of the most fascinating people and events. you can see them in our area beginning this week. it starts on wednesday. the director is here to tell us about it. when does it start? >> june 19th. >> i think we have a little video we can show on the film. it's called "letters to jackie." let's see a little of it here. >> i think it's been confirmed. either way it turns out, you have my deepest sympathy. >> it's a beautiful film i understand that's about letters that were written to jackie kennedy right after the assassination of her husband. it's very moving because some of these people were actually located who wrote these letters. >> as you said, this film looks at the extraordinary volume of letters that she received. after two years, she received over 1 million. representing an incredible cross section of peep in the country. we're going to be having a number of those original letter writers at the festival. some of them were you children when they wrote the letter. >> and that's

they said a third man, ernest wallace, was armed and dangerous, and officers returned again to hernandez's million dollar home outside boston last night just hours after a jump denied bail for the 23-year-old, saying he poses a flight risk. hernandez is charged with first degree murder. prosecutors say he and two other men picked up a friend of his on june 16th. then took him to a remote part of an industrial park and shot him five times execution style. investigators in hernandez's home town of bristol, connecticut, yesterday arrested a second man, this guy in connection with the killing. our fox station in boston reports police are investigating whether hernandez had a role in the drive-by killing of two men last summer. that shooting, following an argument at another nightclub in downtown boston. steve is a sports attorney. steve, good to see you. >> glad to be here. >> the evidence that implicates hernandez seems to mount day-by-day. so far we have 44 caliber gun facings found in his car that seem to match the bullets used to kill lloyd. you have surveillance cams hernandez's home, sho

ernest wallace is wanted for accessory after the fact in the murder. wallace is considered armed and dangerous kron 4's catherine heenan explains why this crime linking the n-f-l player to two other murders. >> catherine: the former patriots tight end stood quietly in court today.as attorneys argued over whether he's a flight risk. prosecutors say aaron hernandez orchestrated the execution of a friend june 17th -- semi pro player odin lloyd. hernandez's lawyer argued thursday that the case against him is circumstantial. but prosecutors say they have plenty of evidence. saying surveillance video taken from hernandez's own home security system showed the football player with a gun. that cell towers tracked his movements. that text messages showedloyd ir he had rented. and that more surveillance video captured the car arriving and leaving the crime scene. lloyd's body was found in a remote area of an industrial park - not far from hernandez's home. as for a motive. >> "the two of them had gone to a club on friday night. they ended up spending the whole ni

they are looking for a man named ernest wallace, who is being called an accessory after the fact in the killing. he is believed to be in his 40s, heavy build, last seen driving a silver chrysler 300. we just got word that authorities have actually recovered that car but not earnest wallace. i should mention, ashleigh that, wallace is being called armed and dangerous and, in yet another development, a third man, a man by the name of car loss ortiz was in court today in connecticut. he is also being investigated in connection with the murder of odin lloyd. not sure what that connection is yet. we do know this. he has been charged with a single weapons violation and interestingly enough, ash leak, for that single weapons violation, he is being held on $1.5 million bail, which says to a lot of people that this the a very, very important person to police. >> yeah. you don't often see bail that high for a mere weapons violation, but as is often the case, too, you try to squeeze information anyway you can. and we can also see other charges be added later on, too. thank you, great reporting. sh

. >> ernest lazelle jewitt. >> i'm not a very violent person, but i can be violent when i want to. >> like other inmates in the program, 28-year-old ernest jewett has accepted his four-month sentence in jail and says he's determined to do things differently when he gets out. >> the bad thing about being in jail is that you can't see your family. you can see your family, but you can't hold your family. you can't leave whenever you want to. but that's just a consequence of me doing what i've done. and if that's what it takes for me to get this in my head, like i said, i have a thick head. so if that's what it takes to get it through my head, so be it. >> anthony rogers. >> 36-year-old inmate anthony ross says graduating from the program has given him a new lease on life. >> i was going to keep on doing the same thing i was doing, you know, drinking, the whole nine yards. since i've been here i feel better. you know? i'm at peace. you know, this is anthony. i made a promise to myself to complete the program, and i got it. i got it. i got it. i'm happy. i know my wife is going to be -- sh

. >> well, you want ernest. you certainly want to pay a reasonable price. there is not a lot of growth out there, so investors are flocking to what little growth areas and they wait too much. everyone knows netflix is growing. i don't want to pay 25 times 2017 earnings for the stock. gerri: that brings up a good question. what is expensive today? what is expensive today was not expensive at the height of the internet boom, not expensive and it does a seven. what is the multiple you like to see? >> it all depends on the growth trajectory of the country. the historic average is 14 times next year's earnings. right now we are maybe a smidgen above it. stocks in general, is not that they look too pricey. the profit margins are record high. gerri: of me ask you this. if you are basing your analysis on eps going forward, the reality is the outlook for that is always so screwed up. analysts do not give right. they did bought and sold by management. management says we will grow with this rate and then it does not happen. can you tresses numbers? >> they don't have

the last suspect ernest wallace turned him in mya nmar, florida. wallace has not talked to investigators about lloyd's more. wallace and hernandez and carlos ortiz, who was taken into custody on charges of carrying a fire arm without a license are now in they are trying to determine if he was involved in a unsolved double murder last july totally separate from the case. >> it is interesting, investigators believe that odin lloyd may have had information on hernandez. >> that leads to a possible mossive in the case. and looking at this case investigators were seen removing a silver suv belonging to aaron hernandez's uncle. two men shot and killed as they left a boston night club, police believe the shots came from a silver suv with rhode island plates. neighbors say it is a vehicle that they have not seen in months. the garage door has been closed for months. >> the story has more twists and turnings. >> thank you for bringing us up to speed. >> a nanny camera caught the brutal beating on tape. a mother attacked as a three-year-old daughter was forc

they were so ernest. they were so hurt. they were so upset and yet you ha somebody like democrat congressman jim dermotott, in a lot of hot wateter for comments he said. he actually tried to imply the people it was their fault. listen to this. >> eh of your groups is highly political, from opposing to the president's health care reform to abortion restrictions to gay marriage, you are all entrenched in some of the most controversial political issues in the country. and withth your applications, you were king the american public to pay for that work. melissa: charles, it's their fault. it's their flt. they came and applied the stuff. they deserved abuse. >> you know what? representative mcdermott was angry, condescending. blaming the victims. he was pointing his finger this guy was a piecef work. this is someone who represents america? this elected official. he ironically he is the reason y had the tea party in the first place. looking at poster-child for why we should, average american, i don't care what side of the aisle y

i love his name, ernest, that's the best name for a pr person. like a hollywood person. he doesn't have a ton of answers because, what they need to do is a communications audit. when somebody would come in from the outside, a lawyer-type person and say, here is what you have said up to now. here is the holes and then they need to do what's called a murder board, where he gets asked all the toughest questions by their critics, but friendly critics and hopefully next back come back and answer these questions. i don't think it goes away until they expose the entire scope. if they could promise all of us that nobody else aside from james rosen and the ap's thousands of records were seized, then maybe they'd be okay. but they haven't been able to tell us that yet. that would be my biggest concern as a press secretary what, else is out there yet to come out. >> i'm puzzled by this off the record meeting that eric holder wanted to have. i guess he thought he could come, say sorry and the media would say it's totally fine. i wasn't just staring at greg longingly. >> you often do

according to ernest international, more than 26,000 people of gone missing in mexico since december 2006. the remains of dozens of palestinians killed during the war of 1948 have been discovered in israel. renovations at a muslim cemetery unearthed six separate chambers full of skeletons. the victims were killed when israeli forces conquered jaffa, a palestinian city now part of tel aviv. in media news, a massachusetts high school runner and his track coach have filed suit against the new york post after the paper published a front-page article that made them look as if they were the suspects in the boston marathon bombing. the new york daily news is reporting glitches and repeated crashes in new york city's new 911 computer dispatch system that cost $88 million. it appears to a delayed emergency responders during several life-and-death situations this week -- possibly even in a crash like a 4-year- old named ariel russo. according to a report by juan gonzalez in the new york daily news, she died tuesday when a 17-year-old unlicensed driver who was fleeing police rammed his parents as tv

ernest wallace walked into the police department and turned himself in. a second was arrested in connecticut and turned over to authorities on friday. hernandez was arrested on wednesday and was charged with the murder of odin lloyd, a semi pro football player. he is being held without bail. the ex-nfl player is also reportedly being investigated for possible involvement in two more killings. the pats terminated his contract after his arrest. congress is halfway there on immigration reform. a big roadblock may be just ahead. that's next. yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues... with three strains of good bacteria. [ phillips' lady ] live the regular life. phillips'. loses his computer, exposing thousands of patient records to identity theft. data breaches can happen that easily. we don't believe you should be a victim of someone else's mistake. we're lifelock. we constantly monitor the web so if any of your personal information is misused, we're on it. ♪ ow. [ male announcer ] call 1-800-lifel

after north attleborough police issued this wanted poster, ernest wallace turned himself in miramar, florida, that afternoon. the other man, carlos ortiz, the other man in connection with the case, appeared in court, pleading not guilty to a firearms charge. prosecution alleged hernandez orchestrated the execution-style killing of lloyd with two other associates. hernandez has pleaded not guilty to the murder charged. law enforcement officials tell abc news and espn, investigators are focusing on whether lloyd was killed because of information he might have had about a july 2012 double-homicide. hernandez is now being investigated in connection with that drive-by shooting outside a boston nightclub. this was the scene friday morning, as boston police began searching hernandez's million-dollar home. though they would not say why. in an exclusive interview with abc news, lloyd's sister said, her brother and hernandez were friends. did you ever sense there were issues or problems? >> no. not to my knowledge. right now, we're just focused on burying my brother. i could care less about wh