hit our skies has passengers talking this morning. i'm marla tellez. i'm going to explain how the so-called belly bombs could affect your next trip through the airport. coming up. >> reporter: i'm bob redell live in the east bay. a popular hiking trail is still shut down after a man last night was shot in the back of the head. the latest from pittsburg in a live report. >> and the man who murdered chauncey bailey may get a retrial after accusations that the prosecution's key witness lied under oath. a beautiful bay bridge on this thursday, july 7, this is "today in the bay" bay. >> made to the thursday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. what about the forecast? good morning, christina loren. >> good morning, laura. the forecast keeps getting

better. if you're sick of the hot weather we have a nice cooldown for you today. we're back in the 80s, no 90s popping up on your forecast temperature map. we'll talk about where we're headed for the weekend. we have a chance of isolated thunderstorms. we'll tell you where, that's all coming up in your full forecast. let's get to you work on time. 5:01. a couple of things could slow you. reports of a fire on northbound 87 where it meets northbound 280, that intersection you might find delays. a smaush brush fire. we have a sigalert on the southbound 101 ramp to westbound 12, reports after downed tree. that area will be closed at least one hour. we know there is a crew on the way trying to get the tree out but it's going the take time. we'll update you on both. the overall flow looking good. back to you. >> thank you very much. you might notice changes to airport security soon. u.s. officials say they have evidence of a possible new

security threat that even full body scanners cannot detect. marla tellez is live at the san jose airport with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. most supreme a love hate relationship when it comes to airport security. it can be a big hassle. passengers brace for another potential procedure. this is all because of what's been dubbed so called belly bombs, explosives surgically implanted in a person's body. it's the newest threat that tsa is warning about. terror groups believed to be experimenting with explosives that could be in their back side or breast which would be undetectible by the body scanners. a spokesperson said tsa briefed air carriers and foreign partners to provide greater inside into recent intelligence

indicating the continued interest of terrorists to target aviation. a specific imminent threat has not been identified. speaking to passengers they say this news is unsettling. >> seeing it on the screen, you know, just leave it in god's hands. hopefully everybody traveling will be safe but unfortunately we can't stop all of it. >> reporter: so, what can you expect as a passenger? security officials say they may resort to trace detection swabs, more intense questioning, and pat-downs and the use of enhanced technology. here at san jose international nothing specific has been changed or added. they want passengers to be aware the next time you are here you could see additional security. >> good to know. thank you very much. it's 5:03.

suspected killer joseph naso is expected in a courtroom. he will ask a judge to apoint a counsels tool his case. he decided to represent himself on charges that he murdered four women. the judge is expected to gant the request but only if he pays for it himself t.d. a. says the assets are more than $1 million. a judge postpones sentencing in the chauncey bailey trial. the judge wants to know what the lawyer for a key witness meant when he told reporters his client may have fabricated part of his testimony. they say they have a right to move for a new trial. the prosecutors are confident an investigation will not change the word and sentencing. the judge ordered three reporters to appear at the

hearing. bay and macke face life in prison with the possibility of parole. 5:04. a new homicide in concord after a body was found at an abandoned gas station. 57-year-old gene was discovered tuesday morning at a station. police say based on evidence at the scene his injuries they know that he was murdered so. far no suspects have been identified. you saw anything suspicious in the area you are your honor to call police. one man is in critical condition after being shot in the head. bob redell is live and joins us now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. investigators are waiting for their first daylight look at this section of the delta deanza regional trail, maybe get an answer why did this happen?

was this a tran dom crime? was it robbery? something else. we spoke with mess police and parks and recently alples and they, frankly, do not know. as a ult they don't have suspects. this happened around 8:30. the man in his 20's was shot in the back of his head. it was someone who ran to a local mickey de's, who got him help. this man is now at the sutter delta medical center. in this last report from last night he was in critical condition with that wound to the back of his head. we spoke with the district police this morning. i asked is this a problem on the trail as far as crime? is this a dangerous section? this run from bay point all the way to oak leaf. they said not that they know of but we know in years past the community has met with police and local leaders to discuss

crime. but robbery that sort of thing, it has been a concern. you might recall six years ago a pittsburg police officer was chasing a robbery suspect was shot, he eventually died. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> 5:07. the decision behind pension reform in san francisco may go to the people. that's if one public defender has his way trying to reach out to voters. he has enough signatures to mace a moosh on the balance hot. the plan is different from the one ed lee proposed. his plan would save mine 7 million in 2012 but it's not approved by unions. the plan was worked without the unions and save $58 million. the board wisconsin vote on whether to put the compromise

plan on the ballot. we'll keep you posted. >> crews will start work on a parking structure that il eventually alleviate the parking at the new 49er stadium in santa clara. the the nearly 2,000-space garage willing built mex to the convention center. the structure means exthat that parking in addition to the 40 thousand plus seats. the project has been in the works since even before the project was proposed. it's summertime temperatures but they are dropping i guess brings us back to average. if you are sick of the heat, the 90s, we're going to get a raet great lake especially inland. it will be chillier, especially this morning because of on shore flow which has kicked in. and something else we're noticing you don't have the low clouds only, you've got mid level and high clouds out there

this morning. so we're going to see changes today. that will be good for you if you are looking for a cooldown, especially inland where we have the 90s, even triple digits earlier. thunderstorms a possibility especially in the southeast most region of the bay area. we're going to see this moisture continue to creep up from the south. as it does it's colliding with our dry air so the two combine. we get that very strong difference for us as a result thunderstorms able to develop. watch out for that. you'll notice the clouds forming. especially if you're waking up in concord, livermore and fair field. 56 degrees in gilroy, 54 in san mateo. 53, refreshing start in san francisco. we're headed to about 70 later on. 85 santa rosa, in the south bay, 83 for san jose and 87 in gilroy. i do have that seven-day forecast ready to go, stay tuned. i'll let you noey what you can

expect for the weekend. we're also watching your drive. a couple of things to point out. in the traffic department, mike is off, he'll be back very soon. we told you about this earlier. a semitruck and a van collided. we have reports that crews are on the way so you want to keep that in mind. also one other incident northbound 87 at northbound 280 where the two come together that intersection, watch out for fire crews on the scene. they are knocking down a small grass fire. i wouldn't say add extra time, just slow it down as you proceed through. >> don't get distracted. >> by firefighters i know. that's hard not to do. >> or the flames. what about a phone call, embarrassing for a tennis player. bad form. what about when you're the player. alise, she was maying the number one in the world when suddenly

cell phone rang. i guess maybe in that bag. part of me i go answer the phone. started looking for the offender and then realized it was hers. mom, don't call me right now. i'm playing a match. i guess she was embarrassed. turned the phone off and said let's play on. 5:11. always have to turn my ringer off. end of the 40-hour work week. a study finds i don't want to work 40 hours. maybe more? hess? what about this, new competit n competition. we have details on that. we'll tell you about the bay area man about to become ofry elax it away fast. new icy hot naturals.

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>> what a beautifullive look outside, isn't it, at the bay bridge, water glistening. cool looking cloud waiting for the sun to come up. working for the weekend may take longer. a new study found the traditional 9 to 5 work week appears to be done. higher level workers putting 50-plus hours in per week, making new 8 to 6 schedules. redo that dolly parton song. lower income employees are doing fewer hours due to cost cutting. the report says the new work week has the potential to add a lot more stress at work and cut time for people to take care of their households. got to try to balance it all. >> bay area and dream works and pixar in for competition. paramount has announced it will

launch a big budget unit after the success of "rango." it will make one big budget film per year. the first in 2014. for the rest of the news before the bell we turn to today in the bay's danielle kennedy live at cnbc headquarters. good morning. >> good morning, laura. stocks are on track to open higher today adding to yesterday's gains, the dow picked up 56 points on wednesday to end the trading day at 12,626. the nasdaq up 8 to 2834 and investors are shrugging off a handful of weak reports, looking to friday's jobs numbers and earning season. we'll get a fresh snapshot on the job market with numbers on people filing for unemployment, those figures should be out in about 15 minutes. across the pond, european and asian markets are higher. toyota and honda are loading up on incentives as they try to

boost sales. they include cash back and zero percent financing. toyota's incentives rose, both trail those from detroit's big three. more details emerge about the next version of the iphone. the "wall street journal" reports that apple ordered key parts. it's expected to be similar to the iphone 4 with an improved camera. however, analysts are conservative on sales forecasts because it may not have the kind of major improvements or features to entice current owners to upgrade. back to you. >> thank you very much, danielle. oakland city leaders will go door to door to promote national night out the mayor and other leaders will be canvassing neighborhoods tonight.

they want to encourage people to host a block party when the event starts in august. it promotes strengthening communities and improving neighborhood safety. last year, hundreds of groups held block parties all over oakland. 5:17 now. by august those are what, the dog days of summer. >> yeah. we had the dog days of summer. this weekend we don't have those triple digits. i'm forecasting 79 degrees on saturday, a significant cooldown courtesy of this area of low pressure that kicked up onshore flow. it's going to be the most significant component. we're going to see another area of high pressure driving in subtropical moisture from the south. that's going to impact the areas in the southeastern most portion of the bay. this is what we're looking at for today. low pressure getting very, very close to the coast. we're going to see a short trough ride through tonight into tomorrow.

as a result our temperatures will stay comfortable. forecasting only mid 80s. a couple upper 80s in fairfield and livermore. even san jose just the mid 80s sow can probably give your ac a break. thunderstorms are something that we are concerned about but only about a 10% to 20% chance of that. you'll notice that those clouds are stacking up. watch out in the southeastern region of the bay area, the enhancement. 61 in san jose. 53 in the city and 51 in santa ro rosa. we'll see a nice day in san rafael, 80 degrees. 83, that's it in san jose. then 87 degrees in gilroy. i love eliminating the 90s as we head throughout the weekend it gets better. look at this. 79 degrees saturday. you know what that means, no excuses when it comes to the triplets wanting to get out. >> never.

never. you know what, i'm going to start a coffee drinking game on how many times you say cumulonimbus. it's three so far. it's 5:18. when space shuttle "atlantis" blasts off a bay area astronaut will be on board, he is is one of four on the final shuttle mission. he is a uc-berkeley grad and former flight test engineer for the u.s. air force. he and his fellow astronauts will deliver a year's worth of food and supplies to the international space station. what's that, twinkies? they never get old. shuttle set to launch tomorrow. it's his third trip to the international space station. >> 5:19. stunning and deadly bear attack, the park rangers warning visitors to watch out. >> have you tried face fac book video shot.

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>> welcome back everyone. live look outside. hp pavilion waiting for the sun to come up. i think we've got really nice temperatures planned for today. it's 5:22 now. caltrain will move forward with plans to mount suicide cameras on all of its trains. the board will decide which company will install those 70 cameras. the goal is to have them up and running by the end of the year. the project will be paid for by a security grant from a state bond. right now the only information the agency has to suicides comes from the engineers. this way they can see the front and the back of the train. 5:22 now. christina loren, pulling double duty again this week. mike is off. you're doing a fabulous job. >> if only my hair were as

fabulous as his. major hair envy. let's get to your traffic this morning. we sure miss mike inouye. westbound highway 24 at fish ranch road we told you about this earlier. it's an injury accident involving a truck and a van. it looks hike we've got emergency crews on the scene, they are starting to clear that crash. unless you are leaving in the next 15 minutes or so forget about it. a live cam now, traffic moving nicely. you're not going to be alone out there. quite a few kmiters hitting the highway but the metering lights are off. we have no issues. and flow looks good. >> the investigation into the deadly shooting on a b.a.r.t. train platform in san francisco continues. b.a.r.t. says it has 35 to 40 witnesses who were at the civic center station on sunday night. all but 12 have been interviewed.

police they say shot a drunk man. there is surveillance video of the moments before the shooting. b.a.r.t. will release the video once the case is turned over to the d.a.'s office. both officers are on administrative leave. a couple visiting yellowstone attacked by a grizzly bear, the man was killed. they were walking on a trail yesterday when they surprised a female grizzly and her cubs. she attacked the man. his wife call forward help but it arrived too late. rangers are working to ensure the safety of others telling people to be aware. the attack is the first bear-related human death in the park since 1986. have you tried the new facebook skype chat? scott says it's available now. >> that's right. you go to facebook now if your

screen is wide enough you should find a new bar on the right side with a list of your friends. if you click on that list, the chat window should pop up and you'll see a video camera. click on that and you'll be able to download a plug-in. facebook showing this off at a press conference in palo alto. google's new google hang-out does -- a little competition. facebook is pivoting away from trying to attract new customers. >> they don't have enough. >> they have 750 million. they confirmed that yesterday. and trying to add new features. so they built the social network. now they are going to build on top. >> and keep "the social netwo " network." >> and have a reason people will stick around. take a look. >> thank you. you don't need to be jealous of other ipad 2 owners.

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>> reporter: airport security could become even more involved and tedious because of a new threat. good morning. i'm marla tellez. what passengers have to say about so called belly bombs coming up. >> i don't know what i'm going to do without her. >> his best friend and life partner gone. a woman killed by a skateboarder while on her daily walk to the beach. plus, new video of the man police say stole a picasso drawing out of the san francisco gallery. taking a live look outside. a little hazy look. cumulus clouds? we'll check win christina lorening. this is "today in the bay" bay.

>> good thursday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. it is 5:29 now. i'm teasing christina about the cumulus nimbus. >> i think you like saying it more than me. good morning to you. we've got a cooldown on the way. it started up yesterday. it's going to kick into high gear through the weekend. it is friday evening, made it this far and the weather is going to make it easier if you are looking for the cooler stuff. let's get to you work on time. it's 5:30 now. we don't have anything major working. we told you about that accident on 24, 15 minutes ago that is almost entirely clear. westbound highway 4, really smooth commute here where typically we start to slow down at this hour so you're up to speed. we'll let you know the minute that changes. let's show you the bay bridge. we saw that. no metering lights, it's still

early, laura. we know they are going to hit the the highways soon. we'll cover everything. >> sounds perfect. 5:30. pittsburgh police investigating a shooting at popular trail by left one man in critical condition. bob redell is live with an update. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura, and the east bay park regional district police do not want to reopen this section of the delta deanza trail until the sun comes up and investigators get a chance to come out here if you look tonight the police cars, on the trail. they want to have a view of that crime scene to see if there are clues before they reopen this to the public. it was around 830 last night a man was shot in the back of the head while on this section of the trail here in pittsburg. he has been taken to the sutter delta medical center. at last report he was listed in

critical condition. we believe he is in his 20s. they don't have suspects, they don't know why he was shot. was this random, a robbery, something smells we spoke with the east bay police to get a sense of how bad is crime in this section of the trail and this officer i spoke with said it doesn't have a reputation as such but we know that the trails overall had problems in the past. several years ago there was a pittsburg police officer chasing a man who robbed a bank and was shot and eventually died after this ended up on this trail. in pittsburg, bob a dell. >> an 83-year-old woman killed by a teenage skateboarder going too fast down a hill. it happened in capitola. the teen was headed downhill

from cliff drive when he slammed into the woman tuesday. marianne hit the ground hard and was knocked unconscious. she died of severe head trauma. her husband of 64 years says skate boarding has been a problem for a while. >> i don't know how you control it, really. you can pass laws and everything but then they show up and they go down there 20 miles an hour. that's long till. >> the boy was not hurt. police did not arrest him but a criminal investigation is under way. this is new video of the man who walked out after gallery with a picasso under his arm. this video was shot by a security camera outside of lefty o'doole's, it shows a man wearing loafers with what appears to be that picasso

painting. he allegedly sold it to a gallery in san francisco. the thief then got away. they talked to a cab driver who said he didn't notice anything unusual about fare. airport security screenings could get more in depth. as officials investigate a new potential interesting threat. marla tellez is live at san jose international airport on more of what you can expect the next time you travel. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the morning crowds are starting to roll through. you know what, we are finding is that passengers haven't even heard of the so-called belly bombs, it's the newest threat to hit our skies and airports. a belly bomb is an explosive that is surgically implanted in a person either in the back side or breast, undetectible about

our current scanners. they have new information that al qaeda militants are considering them to blow up commercial flights. tsa is warning airlines about them but a specific immeant threat has not been identified. you can imagine this is not sitting well with passengers flying. still they say ring on the extra security. >> i think we have to take every threat seriously. no matter what the inconvenience is we don't enjoy standing in security lines but if it's going to deter any terrorist activity i'm all for it. >> i don't care if it takes two or three hours to get through security. it's worth it. >> reporter: security officials say they may resort to trace detection swabs, more questions and more intense pat downs and the use of enhanced tech

nothing. no major -- officials say if and when this does happen these new procedures could vary from airport to airport. the idea is keep these unpredictable. >> something to watch for. thank you very much. a brkly man reported missing this weekend is alive and well. anthony martin was found at a roseville hotel. he was reported missing by his girlfriend when he failed to return from a bike ride. his girlfriend launched a search. investigators say he volley left for personal reasons. >> oakland police officers will vote on whether to accept a pay cut from the city. police officers association will announce its decision today on a voluntary contract that could save 65 million over three years.

that means officers would take home less at the end of the day. a spokesperson for the association says the decision could go over way. the decision -- whoops. reading the story. that was killed. out. my fault. it's 5:37. let's get to the forecast. >> resurrect the forecast. >> come on over. >> good morning to you. >> i think laura and i are really happen about the cooldown. it was hot especially in the past couple of days. today just the 80s and mid 80s, we're looking good. you might feel that muggy weather as you step out in the east bay hills. if you live in the southeast portion of the bay area that's fair game for thunderstorms as we head throughout this afternoon as this moisture comes to the north. it produces those trms in the bay area. unusual to see this ridge amplify this far to the north.

onshore flow kicks in that's going to push all of this moisture back to the east. that's good news. we have your full forecast coming up. just changed. let's check your drive. if you are like us and an early bird you get the best drive of the morning. livermore, 580, everybody moving up to speed. a live shot of the bay bridge. this is something cothauld slow you down as we head through the next couple of hours. we notice fog. everybody traveling up to speed as well. we're going to do that for the next couple of hours and fog starts to get thick in the area. >> not like that haboob in arizona. that was huge. >> yeah. >> some california parks making conset magazine, a way to cool off. get the reservations going.

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>> republican and democratic leaders will meet at the white house to talk about raising the nation's debt ceiling. brian moore live in washington with why this meeting is so important. good morning, brian. >> reporter: hi, laura. going into today's meeting president obama was unusually blunt. he said the debt ceiling shouldn't be a gun held to the heads of the american people. each side has its position staked out here but going into this meeting a little over two hours away it does look like there is some softening to the republicans especially in the controversial sticking point area of getting rid of some tax loopholes. eric cantor who walked out of the last set of talks says he

will be willing to consider cutting some of those loopholes, something the republicans before called essentially a tax increase. it looks like democrats may get some of what they want, republicans are going to want cuts. president obama says he is willing to do it apparently in the hot button issues of social security and medicare. we'll find out what comes out of that later. >> thank you, brian. families are holding onto to hope that seven missing fishermen are still alive in the city of cortez. rescuers planned to stop searching 96 hours after the boat capsized. 35 men survived the sinking of the ship, many of them are from the bay area. including jim miller, family members say warned the sleeping fishermen that they were in trouble. the families reached out to senator leland ye who says he

and other lawmakers persuaded the mexican navy to resume the search. we'll keep you informed. a california could be closer to doing away with the death penalty, asking the bang of the death penalty. the bill could convert sentences to life in prison without the possibility of pa parole. there are 713 on death row, only 13 have been executed since the death penalty was reinstated back in 1978. a southwest airlines pilot didn't want to wait for approval before starting an emergency dive when a hole ripped through the plane. here is 34,000 feet as southwest crews called the tower for help.

>> approved it when the guy's doing it. flight 812 had just left phoenix sky harbor airport in april when a hole appeared in the cabin. you heard the quick decision to make an emergency landing dropping 10,000 feet to compensate for the rapid decompression happening in the cabin. the pilot landed at the military base in yuma, arizona. there were no major injuries. had to make a snap decision with so many lives on board. >> hollywood, this week, getting ready for the real thing, prince william and his wife catherine, flying from canada to hollywood. tony is live in los angeles with more and close to the home where the royal couple will be staying. good morning.

>> reporter: hey, laura, i got news for you. i'm standing on the lot. i'm waiting for somebody to toss me off. it's so quiet here outside of the british consul general's. it's quiet here now but tomorrow is going to be a different situation. that's because that's when the couple arrive is and their itinerary is full of events including a charity match. here in the los hos area this are no fewer than four events for the duke and duchess of cambridge. they will spend the evening at the beverly hilton. then a reception on saturday, a polo match that is first and then they have a black tie affair at the british academy of film and television. at the theater in downtown theater on sunday the couple will head to the inner city art

school and visit to attend a job fair for veterans. i know closures don't matter possibly to your audience. a lot of shutdowns in l.a. and culver city, beverly hills, and the folks in hancock park where the couple will be staying, they signed what are called trespass prohibited letters, helping mess all of the photographers and the paparazzi expected. i'm sure we'll be checking back in with you over the next three days. >> not going to disneyland? >> you know, disneyland is not on the schedule. i don't know if black tie works. we saw them get casual in canada. i'm sure they are going to have fun.

everyone is excited about seeing them and helping to get a glimpse of them. you just don't know. >> next time i want to see a fascinator on your head. >> wait on that one. wait on that one. >> always looking fabulous. let's collect the forecast. beautiful in northern california. >> i do. she's right on the money, traffic here much, much better. the way the roads are designed with the metering lights we don't have to deal with the l.a. traffic. that's why we love the bay and the weather. this time of year, down in southern california, it is downright hot. even the warmest cities are only going to end up in the upper 80s. many cities in the east bay, eliminated the 90s from the forecasted highs. this is why. we have low cloud cover that's probably going to hang around

longer than yesterday. that's going keep things cool. only forecasting highs around 75 degrees in the city of san francisco. you might hang on to the fog to keep things gray until probably noon. a nice start this morning, clear conditions over livermore, hayward. you can see look at this. shower activity pushing up. none of this made its way into the bay area. if you are headed down i-5 watch for a couple of showers that will intensify the closser you get to southern california. talk about what you can expect today, we have significant changes on the way. i told you about that cooldown. that cooldown is going to feel nice. we're only going to max out in the upper 70s. even in the warmest spots we're looking good. watch out for isolated thunderstorms especially over the mountains. if you live in the southeast portion of the bay area, the

best bay hills, maybe a cup of thunderstorms. it didn't happen. we didn't see high pressure move up to the north. today it has amplified. temps in the 60s, in the 50s, refreshing start. 80s, no 90s today. back to you. >> thank you very much. the giants game going well into the night. you may have missed something if you are joining us this early. an extra cup of coffee. look at this. in the clutch. bottom, it's a walk-off home run and the crowd goes child. >> it's the tenth time the giants won in a walk-off fashion. the final 6-5. 14 innings on that one. the two play again tonight. casey anthony just minutes away from learning her fate. sentencing scheduled around 6:00 this morning.

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so, can't play if you don't play. i don't know. that's very interesting. >> it is interesting. we're going to know a lot about that person. that's pretty cool. this morning our drive is looking good so far. we don't have major incidents to tell you about. we have a new crash. we don't have heavy slowing but if i don't get it cleared in the next 20 minutes it will be a concern. this is westbound highway 4 at g street, you have at least two lanes blocked. starting to see a backup. you'll be able to make up whatever delays past that crash. maybe in the next 15 minutes if it's still out there give yourself extra time. right now we know there's police on the scene and it looks like they are going to start clearing that pretty soon.

let's take it live in oakland, northbound and southbound traffic here moving up to speed. really nobody tapping their breaks yet. it's a matter of time. we'll keep watching it and let you know. >> we're watching for the sentencing in the casey anthony trial. she is going to find out if the time that she served so far behind bars will count. she was found guilty on four counts of lying to police. this is live pictures outside the courtroom. the jury found her not guilty for murdering her 2-year-old daughter caylee. she could be minutesed up to a year but a judge could release her for the time served. her daughter was reported missing in 2008. she became the prime suspect after the body was found, actually even before that. very interesting. we'll continue to follow that this morning as we are awaiting the sentencing.

rupert murdoch's news corp. under fire for allegedly hacking into a dead teen's voice mail, facing new and equally horrifying accusations. i want to check win scott for the details. >> america knows the father of fox tv it owns news of the world, murdock's reporters are under investigation for accessing and even deleting the voice mails of a murdered teen and they may have accessed the voice mails of british soldiers killed in action in iraq and afghanistan. this is according to published reports in a newspaper that a competitor to news of the world. murdock is a native australian, now an american, considered one of the most powerful men in britain. british politicians are usually afraid to take him on but this is growing. there are rumors on facebook that "the social network" will charge for access. it's nonsense. it may stem from talk of the new

skype connection. face book is still free. russell brand advertising four hewlett-packard showing off the new tablet. >> this is the hp touch pad. i'm living in america, i've got to stay in touch with my roots. bang, what's happening in the world of english dentistry. still going well. >> stereotyping but a good laugh. russell brand trying to sell hp tablets. >> thank you, scott. continuing to follow the sentencing of casey anthony minutes away. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪

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>> reporter: i'm bob redell live in pittsburg where police are trying to find the person who shot aso