>> is that tina? >> mm-hmm. >> are you tina? >> tina. >> tina, i'm marcus. >> are you marcus? >> nice to meet you. >> oh, my god, it's great to meet you too. >> you want to know what your husband just said about you? >> what? nice things? >> he said that you're a sissy. >> [gasps] >> no, i said the type of onstage activity you do is kind of-- >> yeah, we don't want to go there. >> [laughs] >> it's--yeah. what do you think about that? >> i think-- >> would you call me a sissy? >> i wouldn't call a woman anything other than "thank you" and "yes, ma'am." >> oh-ho, you're soft. you're soft, marcus. >> whose idea was this place? >> i had vision. >> is that why you didn't put her name on the business? >> thank you. >> i have a 35-year reputation. >> what's the answer to that? why is her name not on the business? >> because nobody would recognize her name. they would on--they would recognize my name first. and we're wor--we're working with a brand, and my-- >> [laughs] did you actually just tell me that? >> yes, i did. yes, i did. she's got to earn her stripes. she's got to earn her

>> alternatives for girls. >> in 2008, a friend urged tina to seek help from alternatives for girls. >> the minute i came in from work, i was ready to get beat up. >> there she found compassion, community and for the first time in her life unconditional acceptance. >> i like it. >> and what did they teach you? >> they taught me that regardless what happened in the past i'm a beautiful person, i don't deserve what happened to me, to love myself and keep my head up high. >> so a lot of these young victims don't even know that they're victims. >> no, they don't. or, even if they do, they think that's all they deserve or that's all their life is going to be. >> so used to doing what you was doing that it's hard to break the pattern. >> deena says the road out of prostitution can be a long and difficult one. >> i'm stuck. >> with many struggles and setbacks along the way. >> no, no, no. it's not that i don't want to. i don't believe i can. >> it is a vicious cycle. >> it is. because life just keeps pulling you back to what you know, and you have to fight everything that you have been taug

. >> i'm in here because of ike and tina. that's what i named my hands. ike and tina. >> a repeat offender is charged with beating her mother and must now rely on her daughter for support. >> please don't forget to get the money, alexis. you know where to put it at in the machine? >> mm-hmm. >> an inmate known for his brawn decides to focus on his brain. >> keep it coming. keep it coming. keep it coming. >> and -- >> she was stabbed 19 times. >> after two prison sentences for attacking women, another inmate is accused of an unthinkable act. >> he's going to have emotional triggers that nobody else in this jail can understand, and he's safest being by himself. >> louisville, kentucky, is a city of landmarks. many of them household names from the world of sports. in the heart of downtown, however, there's a landmark of a different sort. the louisville metro department of corrections jail houses 2,300 inmates, most of whom have been charged with crimes and are awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. >> there it is. >> in the bucket, boy. get all th

john hendren reports. >> reporter: when tina was found in the red river canadians awoke to an epidemic of missing or murdered aboriginal girls. >> it had to take her to die to make a difference. it was like she opened the doors for all of the women out there. >> reporter: the canadian government says nearly 1200 aboriginal women or girls have been murdered or gone missing since 2012. but the prime has rebuffed calls for a national inquiry. >> we should view this as crime. >> reporter: aroriginal leaders insist it is a phenomenon. >> indigenous peoples as a whole don't have equitable access to education, justice, reproductive health, food water, housing. it is all of those issues that create this sphere of violence against indigenous women and girls. >> reporter: this is where police found the body of tina wrapped in plastic. the horrific details of her case finally captured a nation's attention, but that was years in the making. 12 years earlier the body of a 16-year-old felicia osborn was found in this same spot and countless others have been murdered or gone missing since. >> they we

all of these groups present their own complications according to ambassador tina kate. and she says what the u.s. and its allies have to do is find solutions to basically neutralize these groups. there's not just one size fits all solution. >>> thousands who fled haiti could be forced to return. up next deportation to a nation still struggling to rebound from widespread devastation and starvation. >>> and a passionate call for justice in canada. >>> ivory tusks taken from poachers. today wildlife officials make a statement. stolen goods destroyed in public. ♪ >>> well today in time square a ton of elephant ivory has just been crushed. it was a display to remind thousands of visitors to the cross roads of the world that 96 elephants a day are being killed for their tusks, and at that rate they could soon be extinct. john tell us more. >> isn't it amazing 96 a day, one every 15 minutes is killed for its ivory. why time square? once upon a time new york was the center of ivory trade in this country, and lots of it still passes through here. let's take a look at what we w

tina selig, plus what the warriors do right and the raiders do wrong and why you should encourage your kids to play video games. our reporters, "fortune" magazine's rant, and john schwartz of "usa today" this week on "press: here." >> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. are start-ups running out of good ideas? young companies flailing to find something original. how many ubers for this or that or meal delivery services do we really need? jason coined a new website called trash day that says it will drag your trash cans to the curb each week any drag themselves them back after the garbage truck comes. it is entirely possible this website is z panies that will pick up your car, gas it up and send it back. >> we start by finding the world's leading expert on new ideas. tina selig is neuroscientist from the design school and the ventures program and she's written 17 books many of them about creigh eightivity. her latest is "insight out," get youred whys out of your head and into the world and john schwartz of "usa today." is that even possible? can we run out of ideas. everything tha

it's a girl named tina fey -- >> seth: tina faye, wow. she was your teacher? [ cheers and applause ] >> i've heard she's gone on to some good stuff. >> seth: i will say, i'm guessing, because i know a lot improvisers will know about a lot of great improvisers who probably aren't great teachers. but, i would imagine, tina would be a good teacher. >> awesome. >> seth: yeah. >> awesome. and as you know, everyone loved her then. >> seth: yeah. >> i mean, i was the host at second city, meaning i sat people, not that i actually had words to say but -- >> seth: yeah. >> i just would get them an extra napkin or whatever. but, i got to see that show every night. >> seth: yeah. >> that was such great valuable training to watch. rachel dratch and tina fey and all those guys. we're name dropping right now. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] get'em, pick 'em up. i'm going to name drop a little here, as well. because, we were both at the 2011 white house correspondent's dinner. >> which, you hosted. >> seth: i did host it. but, just show people their seats, that kind of hosting. >

. >> when tina fontaine was found in the red river the country had an epidemic of death of aboriginal girls. >> she opened the doors of all of the women there. >> the canadian government says nearly 1200 aboriginal women and girls have gone missing since 2012. >> we should view it as crime. >> aboriginal leaders insist it is a cultural phenomenon. >> indigenous peoples as a whole don't have equitable access to education justice reproductive health food water housing. it is all of those issues that create this sphere of violence against indigenous women and girls. >> reporter: this is where the police found body of tina fontainee wrapped in plastic. 12 years earlier, the body of another aboriginal girl was found in this same spot and countless others have been murdered or gone missing since. >> felicia is the sister of one who had gone missing. >> disposable, thrown in the river like garbage. if it was prime minister harper's daughter i definitely think things would be different. >> with the government treating the missing and murdered as an isolated crime dragsing the bodies as police

thank you >> thank you next speaker please >> [speaking spanish]avos la tina kw for you to give them the funding to continue to remain open and continue helping the community. thank you >> thank you next speaker please >> [speaking spanish] [inaudible] i work for lavos latina i want to talk about how they helped in the community. they help with the work shop for example kid power and safety and tenet rights [inaudible] we also have a safeer mu collie park for [inaudible] thank tooz the activities and event [inaudible] everyone who comes out to participate. i live for 11 year in the tenderloin. i was a victim of the crime in the tenderloin community. at that time i was insecure and afraid of everything evethen police [inaudible] if i named them all i would never finish and these things happened to me and family. what did [inaudible] because she thought there was nothing she could do. in the last few month she has become a new pern. she is no longer afraid. she feels sure of herself. she is even able to stop with the police to make a report about what she sees in the street when in the

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als tina coramatis, whose son is in treatment for addiction, and joe megly, a young person currently in treatment. it's coratis. >> that's right. >> doctor, i've been following your wo for years. we stayed in touch. you don't mince words,ou say kids are abusing drugs so badly they're having seizures at 15 years old. >> a lot of peop talk about rescription drugs, refring to the painkille, opiates, they are killing kids, that's a fact. the field changes. we're seeing a new explosion of the use of th drug called xanax, anld tranquilizer. it produces a form of physical dependence. if there's not careful attention to getting you off, seizures develop. kids as young as 15, 16 ar presenting to emergency rooms with seizures. if we knew before they were trng to top, we could help them. once theyet seizures, it's late in the game. that's true for aot of other drugs. we seeids coming in probably the most common painller now is vicodin. vicodin contains tylenol. lenol kills liverces. people -- above eightylenol a day you can get in trouble with the liver. our typical patient coming in on 30, 40d

. >> that is tina knowles, beyonce's mom, 61 and stunning on the cover of the ebony magazine. why she's breaking in this morning, look at her. >> she's freshly married. >> yes lawsonnies her new last name. >> yes. >> alex, looking for love are you. >> nope. >> okay. >> anybody else out there looking for love? well, there are three questions, i want you to play along now, there are three questions you should ask on the first date, and one of them has to do with horror movies. >> yeah, yeah. >> and talk about high standard kate middleton she's always wearing high heels even when she was pregnant but are her feet in pain. you know it hurts. it turns out she has a secret. how you can walk a mile in her shoes, pain free. >> okay. >> men are reacting and recoiling, over this particular study on twitter this morning because we did this once before. study is released just before fathers day. >> what timing. >> that is hure to put a damper on dad's day or some of the dads out there. >> mike is not happen bye this one. >> researchers say it is moms who determine type of parent a child w

. >> this is where they found the body of tina fawn fawn tina fontaine. countless others have been murdered or gone missing since. felicia is one of her daughters that have been murdered are ogone missing. >> prime minister hearn's daughter i definitely think things would be different. >> reporter: so with the government treating the missing and murdered women each as a crime, on the streets of winnipeg's largely indigenous population indhairches would neverindifference thatwould never be torltded in any other community. >> we want the same police force that every other community gets. we want the community to know that driving through town looking for sex not going to be tolerated. >> the list of those who mourn the missing grows longer. john hendren, al jazeera winnipeg. >> what if napoleon won the battle of waterloo 200 years ago this week? intriguing possibilities about the role of the u.s. in the world today. plus toyota apologizes for the actions of this woman. the first female executive in the history of the company. she's an american. . rise us...

. >> i'm in here because of ike and tina. that's what i named my hands. ike and tina. >> a repeat offender is charged with beating her mother and must now rely on her daughter for support.

. >> reporter: tina leone is ceo of balance stan bid, represent 115 businesses here. the skywalk concerns aside tina's only heard strong support for the project. >> this new balance stan quarter will traps form wilson boulevard. >> reporter: this becomes a large, open, outdoor urban plaza. back inside, vogel acknowledges many of the 82 stores will close employees relocated or let go. >> i don't think jobs go away. i think at the end of the day, jobs are created. >> reporter: the payoff, he says, 2018, when the new balanceoouew ballston quarter is slated to open. david culver, news4. >>> a me from d.c.'s police chief and we will report about an important clue that might help track down the person who shot a teenager getting off a bus. >>> he was a fixture in the community, a father of six. tonight a local deputy sharing his story after the his father was hit and killed by a street sweeper. >>> plan to cut government waste is actually costing one agency more money. tonight, the i-team reveals why taxpayers are putting out $15 >>> for the tird time in recent weeks, d.c.'

and she was played by tina yuthers. >> i was iffy on that one. >> that seemed like something jeff ross would say. >> maybe. maybe. >> that is rather mean spirited. >> i i know. >> maybe we will drop it. >> it took away from the impact. >> rob you seem to think this perfectly composited person with a gun .ed to his head. >> please respect my privacy at this time. >> tom you compared this to the john ashcroft and the nude statue. >> yes. >> keep that on "the five." >> i did repeat myself. i wanted to say breast again. it is time for a break. comedian jeff ross joins us when we come back. >>> you know him from charlie sheen and justin bieber. it is moi pleasure -- my pleasure to be joined by jeff ross who is live at brazis county jail. this is a man who is simply -- you are too good for the panel, jeff. >> congratulations on your first show. >> thank you. >> you deserve it. >> it is like play time. >> you earned this, man. >> you're right i earned it. we started about the same time if the 90s. you were more successful than me. you were jeff ross the comic and then overnight you were the r

tina krause, cbs news. >> some angry residents accused authorities of going on safari as many animals were hunted down and then killed. >>> united airlines is being criticized for the way it handled a diverted flight from chicago. the london bound plane was forced to land in canada due to a mechanical issue friday night and while the plane's crew was put up in a hotel its 176 passengers had to stay overnight at an unheated military barracks. >> i don't know, i had not planned to get in this area. >> passengers boarded a new plane to new jersey's newark airport, more than 20 hours later, and united released a statement apologizing for inconvenience and offered refund for the one way ticket to london. >>> well, house is this for a frightening end to a flight those are passengers that are standing on the wing of a a legionnaire flight in boys i. they popped the emergency exit after they saw smoke outside the plane. it turns out it was vapor from a fuel leak. a few passenger jumped out of the tarmac and rest of them were helped down. >>> this years recipient of the prestigious marion ande

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tina works as an accountant. they were high school sweethearts who reconnected. the family worries that somebody or something harmed them. >> we want answers. we want them home safe. please come forward and just tell us. come back. >> their friends have set up a facebook and a twitter account that already has gotten more than 11000 followers. >>> it has been a bumpy day on wall street. but right now stocks are closing higher, just a day after the worst trading day of the year. the dow is up above 52 points, the nasdaq 28. the s&p is up about 5 points. now the dow and s&p ended the first half of the year lower over concerns about the economy in greece. it comes as greece asks for more time to make a debt repaymentment that was due today. the country owes $2 billion to the international monetary fund. greece's creditors haven't yet agreed on the deal. they plan to focus on a new plan for the country starting tomorrow. >>> there's news out of president obama's meetings with brazilian president rue self-both leaders made commitments to expand renewable sources of ene

>> guess i'll get my tina on. >> jimmy: that is viola davis and jennifer lopez. "lila & eve" opens in theaters and on demand july 17th. >> they're two women who lose a child. they each lose a child to murder and take it into their own hands to seek revenge. that's all i'm going to say. >> jimmy: mm-hm. >> see women, are clapping. >> jimmy: i know. women like killing, especially when it comes to -- >> yeah! >> have you seen snapped? >> jimmy: no i haven't seen snapped. is that like whitey with knives? >> oh, they have more than knives. >> jimmy: what is snapped about? >> it's a show. i think it's on own where they profile women who have snapped. they're seemingly normal women, schoolteachers beauty queens your wife. >> jimmy: who did my wif kill? >> but it's just seemingly normal women, and then just one day they snap. usually they kill their lover or their lover's lover or -- >> jimmy: and do we root for the ones who snapped? >> no. they're real stories, and it's fascinating. you get some popcorn and some chocolate on a late sunday night, and you can watch five h

>> como mujers de los 73 millones de estadounidenses que padecen de esta enfermedad ella toma esta tinas, medicinas para controlar su nivel de l d l el llamado colesterol malo y que a veces afirma no le caen bien. >> calambres en la pierna un problema como hasta yo dirÍa de cansancio muscular. >> este tipo de pacientes la administraciÓn de drogas y alimentos podrÍa aprobar prÓximamente una nueva medicina inyectable contra la principal causa de problemas coro nars. >> este medicamento puede reducir niveles de colesterol malo casi hasta por 60%, comparado con las estatinas que ellos pueden son diferentes drogas que pueden reducir el colesterol malo de 15 a 40%. >> estudios mÉdicos no muestran que tenga efectos secundarios, sin embargo, es cara un aÑo de tratamiento pudiera llegar a 10.000 dÓlares. >> 10.000 dÓlares al aÑo no es para todo el mundo. >> demasiado dice quien afirma que seguirÁ controlando su colesterol con buenos hÁbitos alimenticios y ejercicios. >> por supuesto un efecto secundario es el precio y esto es un efecto secundario que mucha gente no estÁ dispuesta a se

yesterday we had kind of a bad one here as you drive from the car tinas bridge. no major problems to the bay bridge toll plaza. when you do get to the bay bridge toll plaza, you are going to see the traffic is light getting into san francisco. no major problems here. also looking at the rest of the east bay and the san francisco commute, yesterday we had such bad commutes here in marin county. i don't see lot of slow traffic. we're off to a good start. 4:02. let's go back to the desk. >>> thank you, sal. this morning investigate ors are trying to figure out what went wrong after a firey plane crash. it went down three miles northeast of the livermore municipal airport. this was posted on enta gram. when firefighters arrived at the crash site, they found the plane in the field on fire. the pilot was killed in the crash. investigates say the pilot of the single-engine plane reported control problems shortly after taking off from the livermore airport. people who live near by also noticed a weird sound coming from the plane moments before it crashed. >> felt it and

correspondent tina krause has the latest from london. >> reporter: decided to lay down my mandate in an extraordinary elect i have congress. >> reporter: during a news conference tuesday fifa president accept blat era announced he is stepping down from soccer's most powerful organization. his decision comes days have after winning a fifth term in switzerland. >> that election is over, but fifa's challenges are not. fifa needs a profound overhaul. >> reporter: blatter will continue as president until fifa hold its next election. the organization has been dogged by corruption scandal since last week, and u.s. prosecutors say that 14 people including senior fifa figures accepted millions of dollars in bribes in exchange for commercial rights to lucrative events. so far blatter has not been accused of any wrongdoing and critics applaud tuesday's decision. >> will many countries around the world perfectly run business, only fifa. >> reporter: blatter blamed u.s. criminal investigation on fifa decision on decision to award 2018 world cup to russia and 2022 tournament to qatar. tina krause,

robert frost and tina lindstrom. by the way tina will be attending an event called fight for education tonight. it is a charity boxing event, to raise money for the happy hearts fund founded by petrov nimkova. >> some kickboxing i love it. >> look at you. >> not me. >> are you in the umc? >> no i'm impressed with the people who can do it. >> you could do that. >> i could try. i'll stick with regular boxing and even that i can't quite handle. coming up, the closing countdown. stay with us, and after the bell it's billionaire start-up investor chris sacca sounding off on twitter. he's one of the company's largest shareholders and he has a long list of things he says twitter needs to fix to get to the next level. you're watching cnnbccnbc, the first in business worldwide. financial noise financial noise financial noise ♪ [music] ♪ jackie's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk t

. >> another former employ who calls herself tina and fears rete pro biewtion says there were red flags even before the dead reaccident. >> there were problems and some of the companies that the jobsthey were hired for se the trucks back. >> our attempts to speak with th owner of robbie trucking were de cleaned. meanwhile his company is still in business. >> i have see the trucks on the road today. today. >> the chp says it could take a month and aalf to review and possibly revoke the moto carrier permit for robbie trucking. in vallejo, alan wang abc7 news. >>> a woman pled gel tee to felony charges of making and storing explosives. she is expected to receive a 15day jail sentence and three years probation. officers found 87 of these devices when they searched her bedroom in february and say she ignited explosives just to intimidate someone. >>> we are learning new details about two people facing charges of trying to run down an officer in san jose. juan antonio gonzalez were alread wanted on felony warrants. they attemptedo pull over the two when they saide tried to run down an officer

and for that i'm asking for the doors to remain open at luvose la tina kw for you to give them the funding to continue to remain open and continue ohelping the community. thank you >> thank you next speaker please >>

. >> good afternoon members the planning commission i'm tina this is a request for a conditional use authorization on market street pursuant to the planning code and 207 to modify the two bedroom mix. >> the project was heard in 2015 and continues until do i today after opposing the project it was continued investigate the amount of bedrooms the project was investigated the common area and consider a ground floor commercial space and dividing it after the hearing members of the planning commission requested design changes to the building facade in recognition at a hierarchical traffic intersection and to provide more residential in character and the market street it should be more commercial in character project proposed 42 total units with 7, two bedroom and one bedroom units the project sponsor found it reduced the number of unit within the building thus no accumulation was proposed it was increased the ground floor to 1753 square feet and provides water and subdivided the space and for the members of the planning commission the project sponsor made the provisions a lower bay windo

no deje la llave de la gobierno cuando se lave los dientes, dÉse regaderazos en lugar de llenar la tina. >> aquÍ estamos, aquÍ nos quedamos y no nos vamos. (gritos) marÍa: cientos de trabajadores marcharon hacia el capitolio en sacramento para pedir un alto el robo de salarios apoyar la ley sv ante el abuso de los empleadores que pagan menos del salario mÍnimo usando la situaciÓn migratoria sus empleados. marÍa: el futuro sistema de universidades de california se debate en la legislatura donde deben aprobar acuerdo que congelarÍa las colegiaturas los prÓximos dos aÑos. hoy hablamos con la presidenta de la universidad de california sobre lo que hace falta para que el sistema educaciÓn pÚblica mÁs grande del paÍs cubra las necesidades de los estudiantes. reportera: en la universidad de california en los angeles, san diego y santa bÁrbara el porcentaje del alumnosadmitidos ha caÍdo en mÁs del 50% desde los 90. esa tendencia podrÍa continuar en los prÓximos aÑos dejando miles de jÓvenes con excelentes calificaciones fuera del sistema universitario. durante una entrevista

overnight tonight highs, san jose, 80 degrees tomorrow. 80 milpitas. 82 the high in kuper tina. -- cupertino. for mountain view cooler, and downtown san francisco, 66. north bay 92. petaluma, 80 in vallejo. east bay, 68 in oakland. sunny skies. 70 san leandro. 72 castro valley. inland 80s. 89 antioch, 82 concord. the waest spot, 90 in brentwood. i if you're haven'ted to oracle arena here's the plaer. 2:00, lots of sunshine, 68. a light breeze later in the evening. by 11:00 patchy fog out there. otherwise a temperature cooling to about 57 degrees. just want to take younto the pacific very quickly. we're tcking our next hurricane in the pacific hurricane season. this is carlos winds 85 miles-per-hour just off the coast of acapulco and will kind of parall the coastline and category 1 storm bytuesday morning and rights now all indications are the moisture will stay away from th lower 48. the accuweather seven-day forecast, a little cooler torrow cooling breeze hits us on monday. so that will feel nice illinoisland, and then it is short lived by wednesday we're tracking the dome of heatver us aga

. >>> this is a show of force byar gen tina's powerful truck driver's union who held their own action before the general strike. >>> they're out again along with train drivers and airport workers, bringing argentina to a standstill. >>> we are holding the strike with hope that it will generate expectation in population and be a show of force to the government that we are not prepare to surrender and we'll keep fighting for what's right. >>> however, many trade unions remain loyal to the president saying things aren't that bad. and the problems they do have, are not of the government's fault. >>> we believe that to hold it will strike is to give or try to give the workers over to those who want to return to the old politics. >>> with presidential elections four months away, there are demonstrations by different groups almost everyday batting for influence and a share of decreasing funds the party in power was built with the backing of the workers and stayed indeed pow by a powerful trade union movement and now with inflation, and job insecurity rising, they find themselves in conflict.

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overnight tonight highs, san jose, 80 degrees tomorrow. 80 milpitas. 82 the high in kuper tina. -- cupertino. for mountain view cooler, and downtown san francisco, 66. north bay 92. petaluma, 80 in vallejo. east bay, 68 in oakland. sunny skies. 70 san leandro. 72 castro valley. inland 80s. 89 antioch, 82 concord. the warmest spot, 90 in brentwood. i if you're haven'ted to oracle arena here's the planner. 2:00, lots of sunshine, 68. a light breeze later in the evening. by 11:00 patchy fog out there. otherwise a temperature cooling to about 57 degrees. just want to take you into the pacific very quickly. we're tracking our next hurricane in the pacific hurricane season. this is carlos winds 85 miles-per-hour just off the coast of acapulco and will kind of parallel the coastline and category 1 storm by tuesday morning and rights now all indications are the moisture will stay away from the lower 48. the accuweather seven-day forecast, a little cooler tomorrow cooling breeze hits us on monday. so that will feel nice illinoisland, and then it is short lived by wednesday we're tracking the dome of

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. >> another former employee who calls herself tina and fears rete pro biewtion says there were red flags even before the dead reaccident. >> there were problems and some of the companies that the jobs they were hired for sent the trucks back. >> our attempts to speak with the owner of robbie trucking were de cleaned. meanwhile his company is still in business. >> i have seen the trucks on the road today. today. >> the chp says it could take a month and a half to review and possibly revoke the motor carrier permit for robbie trucking. in vallejo, alan wang abc7 news. >>> a woman pled gel tee to felony charges of making and storing explosives. she is expected to receive a 150-day jail sentence and three years probation. officers found 87 of these devices when they searched her bedroom in february and say she ignited explosives just to intimidate someone. >>> we are learning new details about two people facing charges of trying to run down an officer in san jose. juan antonio gonzalez were already wanted on felony warrants. they attempted to pull over the two when they said he tried to run

good morning i'm tina tang with the san francisco planning department and we are hosting 21 interns this summer. >> thank you very much. city department stepping up large. anyone else? maria sui. >> thank you once again mr. mayor for your leadership and making sure that all young people have opportunities in this city. this year ucyf wants to continue to fund this program, we are going to support 2,000 jobs this summer. >> all right. nice. big flop. yeah. that's what i'm talking about we are up to 4941 jobs right now. anyone else in the room. it's not too late. anyone else? yes, sir? >> tom hue department of building inspection. significance # -- 6 years ago we had zero internships. this year we will commit 12. >> thank you very much. we are going to get a lot of inspections. >> exactly. anyone else? all right. so we are up to 4953. oh, there is another hand. it's not too late. all right. here we go. >> good morning. >> my name is billy scott. i'm store manager at american eagle on market street and we are going to commit to 10 young people this summer. [ applause ] >> thank you. anyone

a terrorist blew himself up near the ancient temple injuring four people, including tina policeman. brent: shortly afterward, police killed two suspected islamic militants who had arrived at the site. no tourists were hurt. millions visit the ancient site every year. libya's rival factions have an urge to wrap up peace talks quickly to prevent islamic state from gaining more ground because of the power vacuum. >> the german foreign minister has called for a government of national unity. he issued the challenge at a meeting of delegations from libya's rival governments. he said this was perhaps the last chance to prevent the north african country from collapsing completely. now for something a little bit lighter -- it has been 22 years since director steven spielberg released his anima chama dinosaurs -- and a much chronic dinosaurs -- animatronic dinosaurs on screen. this time, the dinosaurs are bigger, the rides are scarier and there's a new director. take a look. >> the story is well known -- a theme park with bioengineered dinosaurs, but now visitors have dropped so the park need

soon after janice's death, clayton started dating and later married 22-year-old tina waybrit. she was a member of the johnson's church and was 30 years his junior. in the close-knit conservative community of shelburne, this new relationship raised a few eyebrows. police also discovered that clayton johnson had purchased a $120,000 life insurance policy on janice two months before she died. a background check revealed that clayton johnson was also having financial difficulties and that utility services were sometimes cut off in their home for nonpayment. >> and pretty soon, fact became confused with rumor, rumor with fact. and the more people talked, the more people wondered whether this lovable teddy bear, clayton johnson, was a wife killer. >> so police decided to reopen their investigation into janice johnson's death. when you're living with diabetes, steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady, clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. so you stay steady ahead. it begins from the the second we're born.er. after all, healthier doesn't happen all by itself.

. >> another former employee whose called herself tina and fears retribution said there were red flags before the deadly action. >> there were problems and some of the companies that the jobs were hired for sent the trucks back. >> our attempts to speak with the owner of roby trucking were declined. the company is still in business. >> i have seen the trucks on the road today. today. >> c.h.p. said it could take a month and a half to review and possibly revoke the motor carrier permit for roby trucking. >> a pilot killed during a crash on monday night in livermore has been identified now as 75-year-old michael seal of pleasanton. the plane went down in a field near hartford and north livermore avenue starting a two acre grass fire. you can see the charred area and the earth is scorched. he was an experienced pilot and the plan likely had control problems. >> google hold the annual shareholders meeting in mountain view. protesters are going to raise questions about the google driverless cars. consumer watchdog will confront executives during the question-and-answer session. last in, goo