diana, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. you know, it's houses like this one, perfectly appointed, move-in ready, sitting on the market for over six months. like a quarter of all sellers on the market today, this seller has already lowered the price and it's not moving. why? it's that toxic mix of that expired home buyer tax credit, still high unemployment, and overall lack of confidence that's sent housing into yet another tailspin. the numbers were twice as bad as experts predicted, and their predictions were grim. sales of existing homes plummeted across the nation and in nearly every price range. led by a 35% drop in the midwest. the main culprit, the end of the home buyer tax credit. >> we had the stimulus medicine, now you take the medicine away, and there's a withdrawal in the market. >> reporter: the slower sales pace and increase in sellers pushed supplies to a record high. it will take over a year to sell all the homes on the market today at the current pace. >> this is a sign of concern about the outlook for home

y por supuesto, muchas felicidades diana. y tanto la criatura como la mamÁ.ubio confirmÓ que tendrÁ un varÓn si llamara nicolÁs como su esposo. felicidades a las dos. el desafÍo la gran batalla ya entrÓ en la Última etapa. los competidores tienen que dar el mÁximo para conquistar el premio de 100.000 dÓlares. que tal buenas tardes fabio. adelante. >>> estÁn contentos porque se han acabado los juicios. ordenan que algo peor que un juicio se avecina. la etapa final de la gran batalla comenzÓ con una alegre fiesta en la que los participantes se enteraron que ahora la competencia es individual. >>> con la prueba mÁs intensa que se haya visto hasta ahora. y nosotros comenzaremos recordando a los maÍz rhys k r r hispanos que compiten en ella. abril de mÉxico que se mantiene en la competencias, gracias a su personalidad y adaptabilidad. la argentina alejandra, que ha demostrado su astucia y excelente condiciÓn fÍsica en cada prueba. ana marÍa, fuerte competidora cubana que un romance estuvo a punto de dejarla fuera de la competencia. angÉlica de colombia. a quien lo

. >>> diana antes que nada si un indocumentado reporta un crimen corre riesgo de ser deportado basa bajo es muy importante recalcar gracias a una ley promulgada en el añ 2000 de protección a víctimas de crímenes las personas que denuncien el delito y colaboran con la investigación y la policía van a poder tener la posibilidad de quedarse en el país por 4 años, es importante recalcar que el hecho de denunciar el delito no los lleva a una deportación. >>> quema zeno la organizaciones que apoyan a indocumentados por protegerlos de ser deportados si contactan a las autoridades donde hay este trabajo conjunto entre policía local y red migración. >>> es poco lo que podemos hacer a nivel practico una vez detenida la persona va a enviar su información y datos a inmigración y de no tener documentos es una inminente deportación hay una posibilidad de deportación y si este migrante no tiene oun opción para legalizar es poco lo que podemos hacer, pero definitivamente hay ex hablar de contar esto evitar que suceda esto, que no lleguen al momento de cometer el delito y por eso es importante prevenir,

diana alvear has more on what sparked the rampage. thornson had been working at the family-owned beer distributor for two years. he recently had been accused of stealing. by the time he finished, eight people were dead. one victim is still in the hospital in critical condition. when police arrived at the scene, thornton turned the handgun on himself. >> we do know that victims were found in different parts of the building. >> reporter: thornton had five guns registered to him. >> he was a very, very nice, down-to-earth guy. >> reporter: according to a girlfriend of his mother, he had reached his breaking point. >> the called his mother this morning. saying he shot five people. saying he loved his mother. >> reporter: for family members and fellow employees, it was a wrenching day, as they waited for news, comforting each other. asking how could someone do this? as for claims thornton was racially harassed, union officials say the record does not show a single complaint having been filed. diana alvear, abc news, manchester, connecticut

>> all right, thanks diana. hour, more reaction from the jury from our "american landscape." and stay with abc news as we cover the blagojevich verdict. we'll have more live coverage later on "america this morning" and additional insight from the jurors on "good morning america." >>> a south carolina mother is in court later today to be charged with killing her two sons. police say they were suspicious of shaquan duley's original claim that the toddlers drowned inside her car. they say duley later confessed to suffocating the children, putting their bodies into the car and crashing it into the river. the coroner's report indicates the older child showed signs of a struggle before his death. >>> police in texas say a gunman towing a trailer full of explosives set his truck ablaze. he then fired at least 100 rounds at a police building in suburban dallas. investigators believe patrick gray sharp wanted to lure people out of the building. he was found dead after the shootout but it's not clear yet if he took his ow

first, kristen needed the princess diana dress. >> i've always dreamt of a huge dress. and a huge train. the bigger the better. >> reporter: but nothing, of course, compared to the cost of the florist. >> this price point if we add in a little bit of the green, it's going to be 150 and then without the green, it will be, like, 125. >> reporter: in tend, the flowers cost $4,500, all cash up front. in fact, in the course of just one day, they ran up quite the bill. from the photographer -- >> so, what are you looking for in terms of photographer? >> reporter: to the d.j. >> very quiet. >> to the nail is a loan. >> french tips and pet cures for the bride, her mom and sister were relatively speaking, a steal. >> gorgeous. >> reporter: that day alone accounted for over $9,000 in expenses. >> it really has been like a third job. just -- i'm not getting paid for it. i'm paying for it. >> reporter: that's on top of $20,000 in jewelry. $1,100 for stationary. $1,500 for the videographer and don't forget the buoudoir photography. >> we really see that some couples are willing to c

next run he curses and says he's a good guy tree when we come back promotes a not a race like john diana brandon and hold in definitive raceway the indy cars are coming this week to the sonoma and all the big names a 2005 grand prix sonoma champion is going to get on it is out here to sell it to tony for it's been a long day what time did you wake up this morning in miami? >> 5:00 when the time to o'clock san francisco >> you're still going strong with that million-dollar smile. >> of those guns, show those guns again? wow. will get some more of that when we come back don't move. ç but a long day for any driver tony walk into the wee hours of the morning in miami during cross country ski areas in the media who to answering questions. interview after interview radio, tv and he is your to talk about this race coming up. he is done very well at and india up raceway in sonoma. your goal to build a new car this week? no more green and white? >> obviously still green and white polka for the races but this weekend we have the dr. pepper carry car. it's a special reason for ross all the folks l

>> thanks, diana. stay cool if you can. >>> president obama is finally speaking out about the controversial plan to build an islamic center near ground zero. the center has approval to move forward, but that hasn't stopped the public outcry. many people say it's insensitive and now the president says he's for it. meg oliver is outside ground zero this morning. good morning, meg. >> reporter: john, good morning. behind me where you see all the cranes is the world trade center site. up the block is where they would build the islamic site. president obama insists that ground zero here is hallowed ground and should be honored with american values. after weeks of refusing to weigh in, president obama made it abundantly clear he supports building an islamic center near ground zero. >> as a citizen and as president, i believe that muslims have the right to practice their religion as everyone else in this country. [ applause ] and that includes -- that includes the right to build a place of worship and a commu

be a victim and have to step down or earlier i caught up with relationship expert diana fels on from our new york studio and i asked her just that. i think the corporations care because maybe they're making an example out of him i mean we could say that we had a sitting president who was technically impeached but then still remained in the presidency but everybody you know turned their head and was like what are we thinking here as a government i think as a private sector company they have to be careful how their customers are going to view something i mean people are still up in arms that this man had a forty million dollar payout to just resign and leave others are saying that he should have just been flat out fired let go and had just grace legacy left behind him now well that's where all the details get so murky is you know does he have a disgraced legacy or was the company trying to go after him and just trying desperately to dig up dirt something that makes sense since he did get that forty million dollars payout like you said but i don't know i mean i feel like you know politi

y por supuesto, muchas felicidades diana. y tanto la criatura como la mamÁ.tal buenas tardes fabio. adelante. >>> estÁn contentos porque se han acabado los juicios. ordenan que algo peor que un juicio se avecina. la etapa final de la gran batalla comenzÓ con una alegre fiesta en la que los participantes se enteraron que ahora la competencia es individual. >>> con la prueba mÁs intensa que se haya visto hasta ahora. y nosotros comenzaremos recordando a los maÍz rhys k r r hispanos que compiten en ella. abril de mÉxico que se mantiene en la competencias, gracias a su personalidad y adaptabilidad. la argentina alejandra, que ha demostrado su astucia y excelente condiciÓn fÍsica en cada prueba. ana marÍa, fuerte competidora cubana que un romance estuvo a punto de dejarla fuera de la competencia. angÉlica de colombia. a quien los barracudas estarÁn en el Último juicio. que ella hubiera decidido irse para no lastimarse mÁs. arturo, fiero, fuerte y diestro competidor cubano, que ahora parece sufrir de una lesiÓn en el tobillo. jonathan resistente triatle aco ri cent

diana alvear has the latest. good morning, diana. >> reporter: vinita and rob, good morning. yet another setback. bp announced that a small leak has been found at the damaged well site. and that leak must be repaired before static kill can begin. cruise are closing in on pluging the damaged well permanently. >> what they will do is they will start pumping mud at a very low rate. >> reporter: that leaves what to do about the oil and chemicals used to treat it still sitting in the gulf. congressman ed markey wants the answers about the long-term events of dispersants. saying bp often carpet-bombed the ocean with these chemicals. and the coast guard allowed them to do it. in a second round of testing, the environmental protection agency found, when dispersants were mixed with the type of crude oil that has gushed into the gulf, the result was no more toxic to marine life than the oil itself. a look at louisiana marshlands showed oil is still a menace. thick, black gobs of it choke the shore. >> look at the oil oozing back u herfhh. >> reporter: louisiana governor, bobby jindal,

but as diana alvear reports the death and destruction there will never be forgotten.ning you, some of the pictures in this report are pretty graphic. >> reporter: monks lit incense and prayed for peace in japan, in remembrance of the thousands of lives lost. 65 years ago, u.s. forces dropped two atom bombs to end world war ii. one on hiroshima, the next, three days later, on nagasaki. >> translator: i was 7 years old. >> reporter: michiko was at school looking out a window when she saw a blinding mix of colors. seconds later the window shattered and the ceiling disintegrated. >> translator: help me, mommy, it hurts. help me, i herd my friend scream around me. >> reporter: she says what she felt no child ever should. >> translator: people's eyeballs fell out of their sockets and were dangling on their faces. >> reporter: his body still bears the scars of trauma that he suffered at 16. the ribs he lost. the skin that melted away. >> translator: every day i wondered when i would die, and every day i would scream, kill me, kill me. >> reporter: they are known is hibaksha,

y esto es telemundo deportivoel ecuatoriano christian benitez es el lider de goleo al sumar cinco dianas anoto dos en la goliza por tres a cero de santos de visita ante los tuzos de pachuca por el momento el equipo de la comarca lagunera es el unico que lleva record perfecto con nueve puntosen el futbol internacional el chicharito hernandes entro de cambio en con el manchester y anoto gol en el partido que los red devils vencieron por tres a uno al chelsea ingles llevandose el community shield copa jaliscola federacion jalisince del norte de california llevo a cabo este domingo la primera copa jalisco(((vo)))ocho equipos de newark lodibay point sacramentosan jose y pleasenton participaron en el torneo relampago en las canchas hoover de redwood city (((sot)) alfredo coordinador del evento((sot))) candidata a miss jaliscoen la final juventus con goles de ramiro ortiz y de arturo oropeza vencieron a lodipara llevarse el primer lugar y las medallas de campeones por el tercer puesto san juan de los lagos vencio a mexticacan (((sot)))jugador del equipo ganadory para terminar quiero mandar salu

. -- diana. i and the director of an asian center. want to thank the panel for the dedication for putting this together because it is truly a lot of work. i also want to thank my colleagues who are here. especially the ones on the panel. you have done tremendous work. i want to -- one of the things that i am leary about is that we spend so much time -- if the goal is to raise awareness, you have done that. if the goal is to solve problems, we are barely touching on solutions and suggestions. you have done a great job putting in recommendations and actions together. what really would be important is follow-up work after the summit. what we are going to do after the summit. what are the plans for meeting and following up with recommendations? if you do not follow what, the summit has gone to waste. after we walked out of here, most of us forget about what we have heard today here. unless you keep up the effort, the work is not as productive as it could be. one of the things, as a nurse myself, that i always think about is when we go and

this is a good coincidence that happens today, because i met with diana from the superintendent's office. what we did for about an hour and a half, all of the schools are laid out on this map, and we discussed exactly what you're talking about. basically, there are certain programs that are only in certain schools. so children from all different areas have to attend those schools specifically. i brought with me, today when we met, a task force expert, and we sat down with them and looked at where the schools are, how they are laid out, and we discussed whether we're going to support direct busing or whether muni could handle the issue. we brought the problem lines, the problem intersections. we looked at the map, and she said, can we move these kids to this school? without using specifics, i said no, that will have to be a direct route because it is a gang area. and those kids, that would put them in harm's way. we ended the meeting at -- and we basically took copies of the maps, looked at the different schools, and for the most part, it will be the middle schools that will be an issue.

>> so dina, diana ross-like roll. she's been studying since she's a child, second runner up in season 7. >> it was a lot of pressure. it was very nerve wracking. i don't know how i got through it. >> but this was a learning experience, she says she found herself. she's working on an album, helping others involved with a gang prevention program and building homes for habitat for humanity you know what it feels like. you want to reach out to give back to someone when you have. so if i have, i want to help. >> this is a show with a lot of flash. high tech touches and glamour. >> they beefed up the wardrobe department. we're back stage. there are 465 costumes, 205 wigs. the costumes have been designed for quick change. >> with all of that it's still about how the show affects an audience. >> they're moved and motivated to do something good for their lives. that is really why i do this. >> an emotional classic. dream girls is here through september in the theater, abc 7 news. >> great music so oo and sandhya patel has a lo

colorado congresswoman diana degette has sponsored the frac act, which would force drillers to disclose the chemicals they use in fracking and comply with the federal safe-drinking-water standards. >> we've had a lot of anecdotal evidence about contamination of drinking water around fracking sites, but because the law does not require the disclosure of the components of the fluid, people can't prove what it's being caused by. >> reporter: range resources recently says it will release the makeup of the chemicals it uses in fracking. degette says self-disclosure can work, but there has to be a standard. >> if there's a standard method by which the companies disclose their information, then we're ok with that, but we have to make sure that it's consistent, that it's easily accessible, not just by government regulators, but by the general public and by emergency responders. >> reporter: consol energy is a big player in the marcellus shale and uses fracking to release natural gas. c.o.o. nick deiuliis admits companies in his business have driven hard to prove the opportunity to investors. >>

would you please stand as well diana, leslie and scott? i couldn't have done it without your expertise and guidance. we are total novices at bringing 30,000 pounds of a copper and bronze sculpture from shanghai. thank you so much. [applause] now that we had the shipping and the export taken care of, the project really gained tracks, and with that, our development director was able to add that information to our pending grant with the national endowment for the arts that was mentioned, and we procured that $70,000, one of the highest awards given. everything builds up, and again, it takes a village. every day somebody else participated and added more. scott, the president of fine arts handling, puts his heart and soul into everything he does. he was so taken by the spirit of this project, that his company also waived their administrative fees. everyone wanted to do it at virtually no cost to the city. that was amazing to me. city departments don't work that way. they say send the money over, and then i will do the work. i want to thank bria

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>> reporter: diana, 38-year-old man is in custody and faces charges of vehicular manslaughter. he was taken into custody about two blocks from here, after witnesses called in a description of the car. those witnesses told police that they saw a 1989 mercedes hit the cyclist as both the bike and car were traveling south. the driver apparently kept going, but was later arrested near where the car was parked. the cyclist did not survive his injuries. he has only been identified as a 21-year-old man. we talked to a group of cyclists here who say they often feel unsafe riding their bikes in the city. >> this isn't any more dangerous than any other in the city. biking in the city is just so crazy, because there's so many cars, so many cyclists. >> reporter: masonic is a busy north-to-south thoroughfare here in the city. a couple of blocks up the street is listed as a dangerous intersection for bicyclists on the coalition's website. the city began creating more than two dozen lanes of new bike lanes in an effort to improve safety for cyclists here in the city. live in san francisco, m

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diana expects that number to rise with the center's closing. >> trying to get them another job is going to be nearly impossible because they don't have us there to help them, to be that conduit that they need to maybe upgrade their skills that they need. >> reporter: which could make competing for a job even harder. the unemployment rate is 12.1 in santa clara county, higher than the national average of 9.7%. that's at transaccess are trying to help. they find jobs for those with all kinds of disabilities. not just the blind. >> unfortunately issue the impact is going to be we're not going to always be th serve them because we're not going to be as qualified as others. >> reporter: they're helping financially, by buying some of the foundation's furniture. abc 7 news. >> joining me now in the studio is bob zier, employment service specialist at transaccess. i want to thank you for being here today. >> thank you. >> you helpe create transaccess. '96. >> why? what was the motive for that? >> actually if you want to call it our mother organization was called dpi. in the old daysers it stood

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. >> diana taylor's neighborhood organization was asked its opinion.like the idea of a playground but feel it would be shortsighted not to go along with what's actually on the table. >> if there's nothing really bad i can think of to say about a bocci ball court. it seems pretty all american to me or all italian or whatever it is. >> but another activist came to city hall adamantly opposed. >> and the whole matter is to get rid of the homeless. that's not gonna cut it. the courts could be built fairly quickly. young people in a job training program run by the local labors union would do the job. but for now if you want to play bocci, head to aquatic park. a vote on the new project has been delayed because so many people have so much to say. in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> residents in san francisco's castro district can finally look forward to some new restaurants. the board of supervisors has listed a long-time ban on new eateries moving in. the castro was one of few neighborhoods that barred new restaurants unless they were replacing

gregory white for his opinion on the state of the economy and all be joined by relationship expert diana falzone i'll get her opinion on everything from snooki cozying up to john mccain to eminem angry on his new music video which some say glamorizes domestic violence that's all the end of the show now let's move on to today's top story. just a week after obama gave a speech touting the end of the iraq war and the on time withdrawal of american troops comes news that al qaeda is already in that and according to the guardian has already begun enticing former sunni allies to rejoin their forces by paying them more than they currently receive from the government and those particular forces are known as the sons of iraq the same group of rebels and david petraeus embraced as a tool to fight militants inhale the success story so what do you make of the u.s. departure and of petraeus a strategy that everything goes back to the way it was seven years ago doesn't prove that money and not the promises of democracy are the way to win hearts and minds well earlier i spoke with colonel lawrence wilk

la sÉptima concursante de mira quiÉn baila, diana reyes.n antes ha sido vinculado sentimentalmente con rebeca de alba. hospitalizaron al novio de sofÍa vergara mientras tuvo un accidente cuando conducÍa su camioneta en los angeles. explicÓ que su pareja presentó una fractura en la pelvis y aunque tiene mucho dolor agradeciÓ el apoyo. presentamos a otra de las grandes estrellas en una producciÓn de univisión. ♪ >> la cantante duranguense hace una pausa en su carrera para integrarse a mira quiÉn baila, hoy se hizo el anuncio de su participaciÓn en esta megaproducciÓn. >> estaba viendo los comerciales y se me hacÍa un proyecto padrÍsimo, uno nunca sabe por quÉ pasan las cosas, curiosamente tengo dos semanas porque me acordÉ meterÁ clases para incorporarlo a mi show y tener mÁs elasticidad. >> se estÁ preparando parecer la ganadora. >> do y 100% en todo, creo que como es algo diferente, mucha emocionÉ mucho sentimiento. >> la artista radicada en chicago se mudarÁ a miami. >> creo que todos vamos con la finalidad de que es un concurso es una com

diana alvear has the latest.a. >> reporter: gulf fishermen say they're happy to be back out on the water. it's what's in the water that has them concerned and how that will affect their catch. days into the fall shrimping season, boats are on the water. but fishermen want to know, is what they're calling safe to eat? >> i would not take the chance of getting sued or getting someone sick. >> reporter: on capitol hill, some told the lone congressman present at the hearing, more testing was needed. >> they did it, they need to clean it up. like dean said, we get somebody sick, it's going to come back on us. >> reporter: federal scientists said their testing revealed no reason to fear seafood could be toxic. the national incident commander said the same. >> it's probably tested more than any seafood that's tested in the united states. >> reporter: one florida research team used uv rays to show the gulf floor was covered with oil droplets, broken down by dispersants. >> these waters showed very clear idle plankton, co

>> te quiero comentar y tambiÉn quiero femitar a nuestra comadre diana reyes.os que son metÁlicos como estos que llevan la imitaciÓn del material en imÁn y los lacitos. pueden verse estupendas las chicas de hoy en dÍa. >> mostraste la imitaciÓn de metal, mostraste los... es un poco difÍcil. >> no, es fÁcil. se van a volver locos los chicos porque tenemos zapatos con sus caracteres favoritos, los que tienes aquÍ adelante y los de deportes. vamos a presentar a natro migo nicolÁs, usted tiene que saber que puede buscar zapatos con el la tecnologÍa de smart. estÁ muy de moda y está fenomenal para hacer ejercicios. >> para ir a la escuela. >> si le gusta lo de (...) tambiÉn las chicas pueden escoger a kitty. van a estar superfelices con sus dibujos favoritos en sus accesorios. >> hablamos de niÑas y niÑos pero para los adolescentes quÉ hay para ellos. >> el color metÁlico está espectacular y lo que me gusta los zapatos es que ademÁs lo puedes combinar con accesorios de regreso a la escuela. aquÍ en la mesa tambiÉn tenemos este tipo de bolsos con cuadrados que estÁn

>> the diana ross-like role, she's been in theaters since she was a child. 7 of "american idol." >> it was a lot of pressure. it was very nerve-racking. i don't know how i got through it. >> but it was a learning experience. she found herself. she's working on her first album and helping others with a gang prevention program and habitat for humanity. >> you want to give back. if i have, i wanna help. >> they do the show with a lot of flash, hi-tech and glamour. ♪ dream girl will make you happy. ♪ >> the wardrobe department, we're backstage, 465 costumes, 455 wigs. the costumes have been designed for quick change. >> when they first appear as the dream. >> when all of that is still about how the show affects an audience. >> they're moved and motivated to do something good for their lives and inspire. that's really why i do this. ♪ and i am telling you. >> an emotional classic. here through september. ♪ your dream girl, dream girl. ♪ >> next at 6:00, the manhunt continues for the guy that tried to kill a cop and the officer's condition. >> prison guards break

diana alvear now has the latest. >> when he started stabbing, i hit the ground.ter: the gash on antoine marshall's torso is nearly a foot long. it will forever mark that nearly took his life. >> every day i thank god for letting me live. >> reporter: authorities say marshall is one of at least 20 victims of what they're calling a serial stabber. a white man accused of attacking mostly african-american males in three different states. >> this guy, he was hunting, basically. until he finds somebody that fits the right profile for him. >> reporter: the attacks usually take place every four days in the hours before dawn. the suspect asks for directions or help with his suv, then attacks with a knife or hammer. five of his victims have died. >> 911. >> a guy has been stabbed severalimese sth near the corner of collingwood and floyd. he is bleeding proely. >> reporter: the latest case occurred in toledo. a good samaritan found a man bleeding in the road. >> he said that, someone please help me, i have been stabbed. and my aunt just said, pull over. >> reporter: the vic

. >> deanna, the diana ross-like role. she's been studying theater since she was a child.cond runner-up in season 7 of "american idol." >> it was a lot of pressure. nerve-racking. i don't know how i got through it. >> but it was a learning experience. she says she found herself. she's working on her first album and helping others, involved with a gang prevention program and building homes for habitat for humanity. >> you want to reach out and given back to somebody when you have. if i have, i wanna help. >> they did the show with a lot of flash, hi-tech and glamour. ♪ your dream girl. >> the wardrobe department, backstage 465 costumes, 205 wigs. she wears 19 wigs in each show. the costumes have been designed for quick change. >> this is when they first appear as a dream. >> with all that, it's still about how the show affects an audience. >> they're moved and motivated to do something good with their lives and inspired. that's really why i do this. ♪ and i am telling you. >> an emotional classic. dream girls is here through september in the occur ren theater. don sanchez,

lyle beckman and diana wilthink you for joining us.'s just that simple you walk to find a neighborhood and walk on the street? >> that's it >>> presumably your area caller? >> looking for eye contact sometimes is just pleasantries. but if it is sustained and you can see in their eyes some need for conversation and the conversation can develop into something. >> you're walking in your same high how you doing. some people must ask if it's a costume. then what had you discover how people need need >> i'm a woman some pretty safe. they just a start talking about night ministry tell them who i am. we have ministers walking the street 365 days a year have been doing that since 1964. not me personally. we give pastoral care were listening ear were non judgmental. people are open. i'm always surprised level of sharing that they do. >> can you give me a for instance? your route last night without breaking any confidentiality. can you give me an example of a kind of people you might need and help you provide. >> people who were incredibly low lo

diana, democrats line in baton rouge, louisiana. how are you? caller: hi. host: you're on with dr.atil. caller: i missed a little bit of the beginning of this, because i had to take my dog out, i don't know if anyone has mentioned the documentary called "who killed the electric car." it's brilliant. it's about g.m.'s electric car that everybody that had it loved it but they wouldn't let anybody buy it. they were only allowed to lease it. and they took them all back sometime around the year 2000. they had to -- they were begging to let them -- we got all this money, let us buy them. they wouldn't let them buy them and then they -- host: i think we lost diana. can you respond, dr. patil? guest: i wasn't quite sure what her question was. i guess the only comment i would make was that that was the vehicle that was done with lead acid batteries. as i mentioned before, that was not going to be a sustainable solution for a mass-produced vehicle. up with way that i describe it is saying when you try to make electric vehicle with lead acid batteries you to to hut more batteries to carry the

diana alvear reports on the grief and the unanswered questions. >> nothing really can prepare us forporter: families still mourning the senseless shooting, police say, took workers by total surprise. during his disciplinary hearing, hartford distributor's executives say omar thornton seemed calm, as they showed him a video of him stealing beer. they say he quietly signed a letter of resignation. then pulled out a gun and started firing. >> i'm in the back paper storage closet. >> okay. stay back there. we will come to you. all right? >> help me, please. help me. >> ma'am, we are on the way. please, stay down. stay low. all right? >> reporter: the shooting was over in minutes, leaving eight people dead and two wounded. according to his uncle, after the shooting, thornton called his mother. "i killed the five racists that was there bothering me," he said. then, debating whether to kill himself, he told his mom, "i love you very much. i want you to take care of yourself. i want you to stop smoking. when police arrived at the scene, he turned the gun on himself. thornton's relatives and

hector el macho camacho, scarlet ortin, diana reyes, rogelio ahora! no se lo puede perder.os y daÑos que ascienden a un millon de dolares, es el saldo que dejaron tres incendios en san jose---las autoridades investigan los siniestros. ---regresamos con el pronostico del [ locutor ] california necesita trabajos. y meg whitman tiene un plan para ponernos a trabajar nuevamente. como líder de e-bay creó mas de 15,000 empleos. meg apoya un crédito de impuestos que ahorra en agua y fortalezca a la industria agrícola. meg reducirá los trámites para hacer más fuertes a los pequeños negocios. y reducirá los impuestos a las fábricas y a los empleadores para que vuelvan a contratar. pida su copia del plan de meg en la página megwhitman.com/latinos. investigador les saluda ilia calderón. esta tarde, en primer impacto. luchan sin descanso para encontrarle un hogar a las mascotas desamparadas!! verán qué tiene que decir la nueva miss universo, tras darle a méxico la codiciada corona!! # (publicidad) >>> >> mis amigos en esta semana paola gutiÉrrez nos ha presentado la experiencia de much

diana alvear is in manchester, connecticut, with the latest details.morning. investigators are just beginning to piece together what could have led a disgruntled employee to open fire on his co-workers and then turn the gun on himself. when 34-year-old omar thornton, seen here in his facebook picture, arrived for an early morning meeting at hartford distributors, no one could have anticipated the terror about to unfold. >> this had to come as a total, total ambush. >> reporter: thornton had worked for the family-owned b he was recey acf snd ad to he refused, pulun, and opened fire. by the time the shooting stopped, nine people were dead, including the gunman. two others were wounded but are expected to survive. >> we don't know if he walked around randomly. but we do know that the victims were found in different parts of the building. >> reporter: thornton hat on his facebook page, he listed hoffman's gun center as one of >>e wa ice dowth g >> reporter: a girlfriend's mother, tho had been th vicraca harassment at work and his complaints to supervisors

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. >> she had more changes than -- >> she reminded me of diana ross. bet with a friend he would wear a bandanna. i bet he wouldn't. he was great as well. >> he only had one bandanna. >> that's right. >> he should have coordinated with natalie. >>> matt lauer along with ann curry, tamron hall and al roker. if you had to say one beatles song was the best of all time what would you say? >> yesterday. >> norwegian wood. what about you? >> "i want to hold your hand." >> aw. >> no, seriously. >> a long way to go for that. >> anyway, we're going to talk more about that. >> that's right. "rolling stone" magazine -- it's written down. i so messed it up. "rolling stone" magazine will count down the top of all time and the one they put as number one, i'm told, might surprise all of us. >> also ahead, tiger woods is back to being a single man. it is official. his divorce with elin nordegren. she has now changed her name even. got some details on what's being reported, the arrangement, who gets the children. also how much money and what kind of financial settlement

estamos con diana reyes, agente de policÍa.l cuerpo dentro del vehÍculo. quÉ otras medidas pueden tomar los conductores. para evitar los accidentes. >> lo que estamos viendo con mucha frecuencia. >> todo este tipo de distracciÓn para el chofer y al igual que estar atento de los niÑos que se comportan indebidamente dentro de ese bus. distraer al chofer es un factor muy importante tambiÉn. >> lamentablemente eso sucede mucho hoy en dÍa. ahora, es obligatorio que los niÑos utilicen el cinturÓn de seguridad cuando estÁn en el autobus. >> si estÁn equipados las autobuses tienen que utilizarlo. se ha visto que no lo usan y que hasta se golpean con ellos. es un requisito desde el 2000 para acÁ. hay que enseÑar a los niÑos para utilizar estos equipos. porque las escuelas a veces no tienen tiempo o creen que no es su responsabilidad enseÑarlo. hay que enseÑarles como utilizanlo. >> no cabe duda que es una responsabilidad del conductor, chequear que todos los niÑos tengan su cinturÓn puesto. >> alguna recomendaciÓn final? >> para las per

that is where princess diana's funeral was held. >> thanks so much about a lot of people watching that is recover rg my land after a passenger tried to smuggle him in a suitcase. here's what the airport inspectors saw. the sedated tiger cub scrunched up next to a toy tiger meant to fool authorities. police were called in and the owner of that luggage was arrested before boarding her flight to iran. the little guy was groggy and dehydrat dehydrated, but he is expected to be okay. he's been sent to a wild life conservation center in baghdad. so, amy, lester, leave that baby tiger cub at home when you're traveling. >> that's just awful. >> so sad to see that. bill karins is out on the plaza with a check of your forecast. >> we have gary and gloria here. got married 42 years ago. celebrating their anniversary. i was going to ask you what has changed a lot, but if you look at this picture here and you look at this one, the eye wear seems kind of significant. do you still have any of these old pairs? they're coming pack in style. >> no, i don't. they're gone. >> congratulations on 42 wonderf