[meowing] >> rich runs mattie's fund. >> mattie's fund is investing in creating a no-kill nation. we think we can guarantee all the dogs and cats of america a loving home by 2015. >> and to do it they will are making adopting a dog or cat freely for one weekend and paying shelters a reward for each animal adopted. it's happening across five states, including four different events in the bay area n all they will donate $4 million to connect people with pets. >> what we want to do is let people know that there are lots and lots of bond he were full, friendly, adoptable animals in shelters. >> the spca has ton it before and says there is no downside to free adoptions. a face likes tina here will quickly steal your heart. >> the mattie's event isn't just free, it's also outdoors. they will tail over the entire street next to the shelter. and for folks on the fence about adopting, that could make all the difference. >> sandra new roman was anything but a lap dog. he's part pit bull, part retriever, but after seeing him out en the street last year, she realized efforts all teddy bear. >

lots of lots of people with what that mattie i wish you the very best and thanks so much for coming on the program thank you for having me. coming up we americans are addicted to our smartphones and just can't seem to put them down because our addiction to stay connected causing potentially deadly health issues. the same story doesn't make it news. no puff pieces so many tough questions. and. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so silly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm trying hard welcome to the big picture. i would rather as questions for people in positions of power instead of speak on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question. more. look pretty dumb in the field that well you won't find it here if you're looking for relevant stories unique perspective from tom my skin is dark. so sometimes you know what you know and sometimes you know what you don't know and sometimes the fir

i want to bring in right now matty gunther. i believe you were tutoring someone right near the library when this happened, right? >> yeah. i was being tutored on cloverfield and pico. and at 12:05. we all of a sudden heard one gunshot. then we looked and were confused. and then there was like seven or eight more following. >> so you heard one gunshot. you heard seven or eight more. it could have been seven, eight, nine gun shots total you think, matty? >> yeah. there were about nine or ten. >> and at that point, what went through your head? >> i was very -- everyone in the class was really scared. we didn't know what was going on. at first we all just looked at each other. afterwards when the -- when it started going the second one, we all knew it was a gunshot. so we all grabbed each other and we rent -- and hid in one of the libraries. in our office building. and we were just sitting there and locked all the doors. >> and what went through your head at that time? i don't know if you just heard our reporter talking to another

we are talking about mattie's pet adoption day. if you have been thinking about getting a cat or dog, go to our website, www.kpix.com where you request can fend out all of the shelters around the bay area participating. the adoptions arey from for qualified owners and -- are free from qualified owners and mattie found a wonderful organization, donate money to the shelter between $502,000. so, now is the time to find your new best friend. in fact, one of my best friends was in a shelter yesterday. and found a two-year-old cat. she is in love with at the martinez shelter. after looking all over. this is the weekend to find a match. . >> and just like that, that is it for kpix5 this morning. thank you for joining us. >> have a wonderful sunday. ,,,,,,,, >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the nutribullet brought to you by nutribullet, llc. [♪...] >> ...my muscle aches, my backaches realltedar to decrease significantly in one week. >> the first night that i actually used the nutribullet, i actually slept really wel

and matty dopler. thank you,all. doug, let's start with you. this has gotten a huge amount of attention. the thing i always wondered is where does wendy davis go from here? >> she made herself a hero to the pro-choice movement. listening to governor perry's comments, this guy constantly reminds us he seems to be born with a cowboy boot in his mouth. it happened on the presidential campaign. republicans are having a hard time talking about the choice issue. i think these comments don't really help. i don't think women want to be lectured to by men politicians about what they should and shouldn't do with their bodies. >> i want to play something. wendy davis was on "morning joe" this morning. let's play a little bit of what she had to say in response to governor perry. we'll come back and talk about it. >> i would say to him that i had the privilege of making a choice about the path i chose for my life. and i'm so proud of my daughters. but i could never for a moment put myself in the shoes of another woman confronting a difficult personal choice

>> uhm, mattie. >> reporter: mattie and grace. i hope you get to enjoy the pitch by nick making history tonight. thank you for being here. are you enjoying the weather, everyone? >> yes! >> reporter: gorgeous. 68 degrees. the winds are dying down. reporting for mobile weather, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. we'll be right back. ,, kidd called it quits after 19-seasons in .he's >>> jason kid sees it, says it and gets it. >> good for jason kidd. last week he retired after 19 seasons in the nba. and now he is going to be diagramming plays as the new head coach of the brooklyn nets! he just turned 40 he reportedly agreed to a three-year deal and will be introduced at a presses conference tomorrow. no stranger to the nets organization he played 7 seasons in new jersey. and he led the nets to two final appearances. >>> marco scutaro suffered a damaged tendon in his finger after being hit by a pitch last night. the injury is expected to take six to eight weeks to heal but scutaro tough guy that he is, plans to play through it and return to th

matty and janu adlib >> there is a red flag warning in place today forth delta appeared this morning will be in effect until 7:00 p.m. this evening. that is because of the dry heat the high winds and high temperatures. >> and the bay area the temperatures are starting out in the 50s today appeared >> it will be another scorcher today. >> afternoon highs will be in the upper 90s and anti off. the coastal areas will a joyce and '70s. you might want to enjoy those beaches. in line >> will have a full report, and appeared >> residents in central oklahoma are again picking up the pieces this morning. five tornadoes ripped through the area again friday.killing at least five people and injuring more than 70. residents are dealing with excessive storm damage.destroyed homes.and no power in some areas. george howell is in suburban oklahoma city where damage assessment is getting underway >> renounce starting to see the damage caused by these tornadoes. five tornadoes touched ground in the oklahoma city area. >> and union city for homes that were standing as you can see have all been blown awa

matty, tell us what you heard. >> hi, hi, well, we're on cloverfield. on our building shooting at something or someone, so we all just kind of ran. we froze not knowing what it was, but then after that we kind of just ran. >> where were you exactly when the shots started being fired? you didn't see this person, right? you just heard it. >> yeah, we're in an office building and so we just heard them. there were seven of them. >> seven, what, seven victims? >> seven gunshots. >> seven gunshots, okay. and after you heard the seven gunshots, you ran for cover or you ran as soon as you heard the first one? >> after the second one we ran for cover. >> and where are you right now? >> pico and cloverfield. in an office building. >> our cnn affiliate kcal spoke to witnesses who say they think they heard a shotgun and a handgun. did you hear different sounding blasts or were they all the same? >> they all -- they all kind of sounded the same. we were all just a little panicky. >> there's also some confusion right now about whether or not there was more than one s

lots of lots of people that's great with a lot of that mattie i wish you the very best and thanks so much for coming on the program thank you for having me. coming up we americans are addicted to our smartphones and just can't seem to put them down but it's our addiction to stay connected causing potentially deadly health issues. technology innovation all the developments around russia we. covered. i would rather as questions for people in positions of power instead of speak on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.t. question more. korea. iraq. coming. crime in six. months or. six. so sometimes you know what you know and sometimes you know what you don't know and sometimes the firesign theater says everything you know is wrong and you're wrong you mean you're right. to say that you're right. you know you go is. there are around seven billion people on planet earth or nearly six billion are glued to their cell phones twenty four hours a day seven days a week well maybe one any from texting to surfing the web and even watching t.v. we use thei

visit to africa there's conversely over the goals of his trip brock obama was once hailed a hero by matty africans but that popularity has slid away over military operations and cuts to eight where the two were hailed as an attempt to strengthen ties. for its some see it as an effort to counter chinese influence on the continent. right now africa is in the center of america's so-called war on terror we hear about new drone basis popping up on the african continent in countries whose governments we see from the u.s. in one form or another we hear about the u.s. army and training security forces in a number of states in africa then we learn how some of those forces commit most horrible atrocities and get the u.s. doesn't stop to take a second look at who they empower just a few most recent examples say you when we poor found u.s. trained troops in congo guilty of mass rape and other atrocities human rights watch released a report documenting the abuse rape and torture of at least one thousand somali refugees by u.s. backed kenyan police forces this follows a report by the open society justi

mattie was just trying to connect with other people and he was only trying to do this in the words of. the defense was only trying to make the world a better place in his words now wiki leaks founder julian assange much recently released a statement about bradley manning's trial i want to read part of it he said quote this is not justice never could this be justice the verdict was ordained long ago its function is not to determine questions such as guilt or innocence or truth or falsehood it is a public relations exercised designed to provide the government with an alibi for prosperity it is a show of wasteful vengeance a theatrical warning to people of conscience so is this a shared sentiment from what you were gathering afterward meade among manning supporters. well absolutely megan that is pretty much it that hits the nail on the head for many of the supporters of the people that i've talked to that have come and taken time out to go and attend the trial as spectators also another interesting aside yesterday many of them were not able to wear any t. shirt to wear any buttons that w

able to share with you some of those reactions from the president russian from russian president putin mattis all right art his top on my sorry life for us outside german to where port thanks very much for that update. well the very fact of snowden managing to get a jet of journalism off to cuba without him has some people shaking their heads where others are coming up with all sorts of their own full blown conspiracy theories as to what's really going on here let's take a look at some of the ones that have been floated in the headlines for now so when the new york times for one is published an article alleging it was all a show put on by russian security services the k.g.b. style operation intended to cover snowden's tracks plus there's the comedy value of setting dozens of foreign journalists to the caribbean on a flight that doesn't serve any alcohol twitter also joining in on the discussion here are some of the tweets that we found entertaining what have snowden never existed at all i would certainly explain why he's nowhere to be found saying one or he may indeed be off to cuba but not t

the fact of the mattis that it has gaping wous everywhere. >> and feel like that becse it seems like there's a ot of band-aidon it. i get it but that is part of the problem the way that they rammed it through. it is very costly to do that, it puts a lot of this on the irs. it makes a lot of mistakes that we know analso medicare and a host of other things that the government asks us to do. >> i mean, are you going to have the irs do this to the degree th planned to do ior are you going to fd a way to makethis momore affordable so mor icipat because you make an exemption for a lot of them. you take that away,part-me, full-time. you see what i'm getting at. you have to undo lot o this. >> why not look back and sa that it's not worth it. try it from scratch. >>ell, i'm thinking of a comppron part of the public works project. you cannot un- dig theditch. i'm not sayi this is a perfect piece of legislation. if we had a number of people who aregeing health insurance, which is one of the achievements of the legislation, or killer on the other hand, understd that you all would like to kill it

joining us now, drew mattis, deputy chief, u.s. economist at ubs. good to have you hire. you've cut your forecast. i wail read it here, 2013 you expect unemployment 7%. 2014, 6.3%. why do you think we'll fall seems pretty quickly to hit those numbers? >> i think if you look at, look at you the way jobs have been growing about 200,000 a month for the last five months. that's really right on top where the fed said they wanted them to be. if you assume that the labor force doesn't grow, which is our basic assumption. really what we're looking for is any sort of change in that today. any sort of thing that would kind of warn us off lowering numbers. we didn't get it. we got a healthy report. we got up tick in the unemployment rate. that was largely caused by students coming out of school looking for jobs. so, today's report was good. it was a nice solid report. around so in that context, we were able to go ahead and just -- adjust our numbers to account for the doesn't seem like the labor force is expanding at this point. adam: from investing standpoint, a lot of people will

. >>> it's the last day of the mattie's fund adopt-a-thon. shelters are participating and in you qualify to be a pet owner, the adoption fee will be waived. yesterday, cats and dogs were adopted. they will make a toe nation for every -- donation for every cat adopted. >>> organizers are asking people to bring their dogs to support the dog community at the jerry garcia amy theater. the largest dog walk is 2500. there are at least 150,000 dogs in the city. >>> fans and angel stadium have set a new guinness world record themselves. yesterday during the fifth inning, fans and ballpark employees put on their rally wings of all finds. there's the countdown to break the record. the wigs had to be worn for ten straight min. looks like they did. >>> let's head over to rosemary for a check of these nice temperatures today. >> not as warm. for some you may be bummed. others are probably cheering at the tv. temperatures are going to slide. in fact, for if the first time so far this morning, i'm beginning to see the cooling trend take place. if if you are

francois, matty, bernard, or fronck? >> francois? >> no, no, it's good. it's good. >> it's good for somebody. all right. so the correct answer -- >> it is franck. and if you watch "real housewives of beverly hills," you actually saw the person, kevin lee, it's based off a real wedding planner. he planned pandora's wedding and if you saw it you would know it was based off a real pson. >> i did see that. all right. back across. >> birthday girl here from naples, florida. happy birthday. if june is the most popular month of the year to get married, what months are the least popular? would you say november and december? january and february? february and march? or march and april? >> january and february. >> you got it right. >> there's a little delay. >> just to put that into perspective, june is the most popular month. 17% of all weddings happen in june. and only 1% to 2% happen combined january and february. >> it's freezing and close to holidays and all that stuff. we get it. >> save for proposals, not for a wedding. >> this lady is from lexington, north

>> the guys who are leaving, especially someone like general mattis. he was all straightforward. general cartwright. whether you like we did or didn't do with stuxnet. he wanted the afghan surge. the other generals you are talking about, petraeus and others, they were the key members of a generation of our military leaders who look back and say this is one of the greatest generation of military leaders. they are all out of a job. some may have left in scandal. but the question is what is the next generation like? most people don't believe the next generation ranks with this generation of military leaders. bill: i hope they are wrong. martha: emotionally charged evidence will be allowed in the murder trial of suspected fort hood gunman nadal hassan. he's accused of killing 13 people in cold blood and wounding dozens of others. the judge decided they will allow the prosecutors to play a recording of a dying victim in court. the victim was this woman. pregnant army private branches today velez. she cried out "my baby, my bab baby." she was then shot and died. the jury selection is s

. >> matty played for her sixth grade team this year but the head of her school told her she couldn't play again because he didn't want the boys to be d distra distracted. >> all right. >> 3-year-old grayson was born deaf. but thanks to medical technology he heard his dad's voice for the first time. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. >> yeah, you can hear it. >> that clip has gone viral and they are here today. great to see you guys. >> so they have taken over the sued studio. >> we are getting tweets here. you may want to read that. tell us about that in credibility moment when he heard your voice? >> it was the most amazing thing i had ovever seen. it was a combination of joy, excitement and for us it was validation of the plan that god had set forth for our lives in fostering and then adopting. >> i know and then you have another child. you have your hands full. you didn't know that he would be able to hear. you had tried the cochlear implant but he is missing the nerve that allows it to work. >> what was it that allowed him to hear? >> what finally allowed him to hear was truly

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