lilly? she's glad, too. >> they got results. and now, my retirement, they said it may not come in the first of this month, if it doesn't, i'll get two checks september 1. >> and on tuesday the money wasn't in the account. no big deal, it will be there

lilly has the second worst run support in baseball.e dodgers adding octavio dotel from the pirates. >>> all was quiet for the a's as the trade deadline came and went. oakland facing the al central leading white sox. dallas braden going for his second win in a row. early highlights at 6:00. the sharks crossing off the final order of business. they inked a one-year, $1.8 million. the forward coming off sports hernia surgery but has said he is recovering well. >>> the rookies have company in santa clara. 49ers first-year players reported to training camp. today was the veterans' turn. the niners filed back into team headquarters for a day of meetings before hitting the field tomorrow. everyone present and accounted for except one, franklin. the nose tackle has not signed his $7 million franchise tender. the rest of his teammates are focused on football and high expectations for this upcoming season. >> the biggest part is getting acclimated to the game. there is nothing you can do to be football ready. we'll see. we'll go out there and pr

lilly? she's glad, too. >> they got results. retirement, they said it may not come in the first of this month, if it doesn't, i'll get two checks september 1. >> and on tuesday the money wasn't in the account. no big deal, it will be there in september. if not, i will be airing an update. >> thank you. >> and jerry rice goes into the hall of fame this weekend. one of his well known teammates in just a moment z another you report contribution. players and celebrity hofts players and celebrity hofts tagging along. caitlin: i was diagnosed with scoliosis. when you're 16, nobody wants to go through back surgery. my doctor has letters and pictures of other kids who've gone through the same thing on his walls and that really helped me not be as scared. i'm not worried about my back anymore. i wanna do that again! announcer: at sutter health, our story is you. for more stories, visit sutterhealth.org. >>> this is spanish soccer team leaving their san francisco hotel playing last night and the video popped up today in our you report pow

lilly only gives up one run. >>> that's all for your update.to you in the studio. >>> america's most infamous on again/off again teen parents, well, they're off again. >> bristol palin tells "teen" magazine, the engagement is off. h this is when levi johnston may have fathered another baby. he wasoing to a hunting show.thh >>> now, a look ahead to the stories we will be watching on this wednesday. breaking news out of iran this morning, where there are reports that president mahmoud ahmadinejad's convoy came under attack. al arabiya television says the iranian president survived. and the attacker who threw a bomb at the convoy has been detained. >>> the government is working to counter what is described as a serious threat against power plants here and around the world. a hacker has created a code to shut down plants. >>> and a judge in san francisco will issue a long-awaited ruling today on the legality of same-sex marriages in california. analysts believe the judge will overturn the voter-approved proposition 8, which, of course, bans same-se

for lilly and several other pharmaceutical companies. dr. aisen, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> woodruff: first of all, tell us a little bit more about that drug involved in these clinical trials. what was it designed to do? >> well, we think that the cause of alzheimer's disease is a -- the accumulation of a toxic fragment called amyloid peptide, and this drug was designed to prevent that fragment from being released and from accumulating. >> woodruff: what went wrong? >> well, this was a large treatment study with thousands of participants , and in such a program, you follow the data. you have an independent group monitor the trial and monitoring the data, both for safety and for impact of drug on memory. and this monitoring led to the conclusion that the drug was carrying a risk , a risk of skin cancer and was not improving memory. so that means this dose of this particular drug is not effective at this stage of disease. >> woodruff: you said not improving memory. is it also the case that it was making memory and other

probably the biggest acquisition today was former cubs pitcher ted lilly.ot won since june 13th but did pitch well tuesday against houston they got ryan theriot but they gave up blake dewitt and a couple of minor leaguers. and they picked up octavio dotel from the pirates. l.a. gave up pitchers james mcdonald's and a minor league outfielder. and the padres didn't sit quietly. after acquiring miguel tejada yesterday, san diego got outfielder ryan ludwick from the cardinals in a three-team deal. with 11 home runs, they hope that ludwick will provide some much-needed pop in their lineup. they are getting one of the league's best fielders. padres began the season with the second lowest payroll in baseball. because of that, they are buyers rather than sellers >>> the final pairing set for tomorrow in the bank of the west in stanford. billy jean king was honored, a founder of the tournament. she received the plaque she did not peck up in person for being named a member of the twine bay area sport hall of fame. >> you know what, any time you get an award or you ar

we all fight over lillie. this will be her third year on the commission. that concludes my roll call. clerk calvillo: thank you, supervisor alioto-pier. mr. president, that concludes this roll call. president chiu: thank you. why do we not go to public comment? clerk calvillo: this is a time for the public to talk to the board members about items not on the agenda. if you would like to have things displayed on the overhead objector, please remove the document when the screen is return to live coverage of the meeting. president chiu: all speakers sholokhov up to two tenths to speak unless someone is translating -- shall have up to two minutes to speak. >> [speaking foreign language] good afternoon, my name is -- i am here today to ask you and to ask everyone of you one question that everyone of us with like to ask you. why are we not asking the mayor gavin newsom to be here with us? is he afraid to be coming? if you are mayor, you must understand that you are responsible. to be honest with us, you must be honest with us. [unintelligible] .to give him -- [un

they added ted lilly and ryan theriot. he is the victim of the second worst run support in baseball. the dodgers added octavio dotel. the a's made an internal move. they called up boot bonzer from aaa. >>> dallas braden and company trying to prove they didn't need a trade. the third rbi single for the a's. a four-run inning. 4-0 a's. they are up 5-2 late in the game. yesterday they had perfect attendance at niners headquarters as the rookies reported, today the team can't say the same thing. the veterans set up camp this morning minus as brea franklin. it was a chance to get settled, catch up with teammates and show off some new hairdos. yes. that is a mohawk on vernon davis. the first order of business is football. there are some high hopes for this team. >> we have at lof otalent everywhere. the key is just applying that to the real deal. so that is what we are here for at training camp, to gel, to mesh and to improve and compete together as a team. >> the sharks took care of patrick marleau. today they crossed off the f

lilly says she will make it work but won't be easy. >> i don't know much about it. i like it so far. i liked this one better. >> official position is these schools should not allowed to open with volunteers. there are a number of issues not least of which is liability. parents tell me they have the approval of the school district. we'll find out monday. >> and oakland school district sid it found money to keep five of seven day centers open. we'll have those for you on our web site. >> mexicoa airlines will stop flying at midnight tonight. they filed for bankruptcy protection august 2 and soon stopped selling tickets. it hopes to return to business by restructuring debt. mexicoa says it was badly hit by the swine flu outbreak last year scaring away many travelers. plus the soaring costs of jet flul fooul and refusal of pilots and flight attendants to take cuts. >> palo alto based hewlett-packard is uping an offer in a heated back and forth bidding war for a local data storage company. hp boosted a bid to nearly $1.9 billion. topping last offer from computer maker de

. >>> dodgers picked up ted lilly and another player from the cubs and pirates closer.adres traded for cardinals outfielder ryan ludwig. >>> barry zito looking for his first win against the dodgers since last may. casey blake puts one into the level field bleachers. 1-0 dodgeers. barry zito would get a no decision. >>> hitting buster posey with two outs in the 8th. joe torre has seen enough. he wants his closer in. two-run shot to left. it is only the second homer the all-star closer has allowed this season and bat-to-bat reminding everyone he is the big bat that was picked up this season. they are now just two back in the west. >>> all the other big moves on deadline day seem to benefit the yankees picking up the big puma lance berkman. terry wood and outfielder austin kearns. >> ozzie winning 12 straight at home. as looking to put it home. 5-0 as. dallas braden got the best of the south side hitmen for the second time this week. mr. 209 pitches a complete game. the as beat the white sox 6-2. >>> the 49ers veterans supported santa clara today. one player was missing. n

one of the supervisors and even the love of columnist for lilly were opposed to the freeway removal at the time. we were wrong. -- originally were opposed. it took as quick to show us. 20 years later, there is a brighter side. the embarcadero is given a chance to reunite with the waterfront, starting with projects like the very building and tears 1.5, 3 and 5, a project that i was delighted to participate in, is bringing the embarcadero back to life. we have a true public realm here. we have an opportunity to unite neighborhoods, provide pedestrian connections to the waterfront, not dead-end streets. commissioners, i fully support the northeast embarcadero study and what it offers to connect the communities we have here. thank you. >> thank you. [inaudible] i'm on the board of directors of aia san francisco. i'm here to speak on behalf of the board and offer our support of the northeast embarcadero study. the board of directors on aia said -- san francisco endorses the study as a new tool to guide development along the western edge of the embarcadero. the study sets in place measures t

. >>> the dodgers picked up ted lilly and another player from the cubs and a pirates closer. >>> padres traded for cardinals outfielder ryan ludwig. >>> barry zito looking for his first win since last may against the dodgeers. 1-0 dodgeers. barry zito would get a no decision. >>> hitting buster posey with two outs in the 8th. joe torre has seen enough wants the closer jonathan brockston. two-run shot to left. second homer the all-star player has had this season. reminding everyone he is the big bat brian sabian picked up in the middle of the season. final five outs. giants beat the dodgers 2-1 now one and a half games back in the west. >>> as for the as billy bean stayed quiet on deadline day for just the second time in 13 years. white sox have won 12 straight at home. 2nd inning. two runs already in for the as and barton knocks in two more with a single to right. 4-0 as. kevin kouzmanoff. solo shot. number 2 for kevin. 5-0 as. for the second time this week dallas braden got the best of the south side hitman mr. 209 pitching his third complete game of the season. as win 6-2 and end the

there he is in lilly hammer, i'll remember that hat, and he loved, pilots, and he said dogs are great and they did. >> they weren't the only ones. two big shoes. you can't, i can't fill his shoes. neither can ken bastida, but for those of us who stepped in afterwards, a guy like dave mac will madden is a legend. >> he a legend because he lasted so long, 50 years in both tv and radio. who in the bay area has done that. >> and he is from here. >> yeah. >> full voice. >> and an extraordinary talent. all right wendy, thanks. our sympathy surely goes out to his wife, two children and 8 grandchildren. he belonged to us and some of you have written into share your memories. many of you sharing them online with us on twitter, christopher row berry wrote he got us through 89 and was our steady rock when the rest of the bay area kept shaking. the classiest most honest journalist i've everren county countered. >> my favorite mac moment was supposed to be on you but it was on him and he looked sinker, dave was 11 years old. [ male announcer ] when meg whitman arrived at ebay, they had 30 people a

merck, pfizer, bristol myer, eli lilly and others have been contacted by the doj.hey are look at whether anti-bribery laws were ignored. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> all parents know there is a lot that goes into a baby's well-being, but should trips to the chiropractor be added to the list? i took a look at a new way for little ones to adjust. >> baby violet came into the world just three weeks ago. even though she's too little to talk, much less walk, she is feeling some stress. >> she was having trouble latching, that was causing pain for me and it was hard for her to get going. >> reporter: on the advice of a lactation consultant, her mom started taking her to the los gatos wellness center for chiropractic work. >> there we go. beautiful. >> reporter: it's a gentler motion than the adult chiropractic treatment designed for small spines. >> it's really, really light. it would be like if you're trying to hold a quarter against somebody. you would almost be letting that quarter drop. >> reporter: after the first session, kate says that viole

. >> this fire department has been all white, lilly white, for almost 150 years now.s to end. >> reporter: eight years ago, the fire department was 92% white and only 2.8% black. in a city that was 24% black. a disparity that remains largely unchanged. a group of african-american firefighters sued. >> the fire department in new york on the one hand is tremendously heroic and the whole world knows about its heroism. and on the other hand, we have this kind of singular embarrassment. >> reporter: last january, a federal judge agreed ruling the hiring test to become one of new york's bravest was not just discriminatory, but illegal. he ordered the city to fix it. >> blacks don't fair as well as whites on the test probably due to the disparity in education. >> reporter: now the judge says the city has been dragging its feet and tightened the screws. >> look at los angeles. look at -- >> quotas. >> philadelphia. >> quotas. >> boston. >> quotas. >> whatever your method, they corrected a racial imbalance. >> by using quotas. and we are against quotas. >> reporter: miami in p

eli lilly said that the drug they were testing actually increased the symptoms and was linked to a higher rate of skin cancer. that crushes the theory that alzheimer's has caused about a buildup of blackplaque in the b >>> well, still ahead at 6:00, living large on the shores of lake tahoe, the bear on the tear and what a legend this bear has become. >>> eight verdict is in. details on the high profile trial of former illinois governor rod blagojevich. >>> teaming up, the new head work here in california connecting hundreds of physicians. >>> and a fast food giant's rare offer amid record unemployment. back in two. >>> health insurance and other benefits offered to part-time workers. damian true h damian trujillo is here where they will be offered. >> reporter: starting salary, roughly $10 per hour and now part time is working 20 hours per week qualify for health benefits. which is part of the reason why they are on a hiring. >> i heard that they got benefits. >> reporter: hiring 1,000 part-time and full-time employees for the family's 14 bay area restaurants, all with the benefits option

. >> reporter: the drug's maker, eli lilly, says cymbalta is effective and safe.ions can be highly individual lized, it's important that people have more treatment options. we're confident in the data submitted. and look forward to our discussions with the fda. and if you struggle with pain or know someone who does, go to abcnews.com/gma for more information on that. >> so, dr. besser, i have a couple of questions off the top here. the drugmaker has done these tests. does the fda do different tests? because it's kind of weird for the rest of us out here, thinking it's only the drugmaker's tests that make the difference. and should it be approve? >> the question for the fda is simple. is this drug safe and effective for chronic pain? it's licensed and has fda approval for two types of pain, fibromyalgia and diabetic pain. they asked for chronic pain approval in 2008. it was refused. the fda is analyzing the data from the company to say, does it work? and is it safe? and it's not clear which way they're going to go. >> let's say they get the green light. and 35% of

now, women still have a long way to go we just passed the lilly ledbetter bill for equal pay for equalork. women still work largely in it stereotype women's jobs -- in stereotyped women's jobs. but we have made progress for women. as a feminist, i would be the first to say that we have made considerable progress even as i press for more. why are we talking about black men this evening? in the first place, the job market, where everybody is in trouble, makes it very, very easy to fail to disaggregate who is in the worst struggle, since all of us feel we are in trouble. if you have a job, whether it is the public or private job, you still feel you are in trouble. if you don't have a job, you are among the 14.6 million americans who are officially categorized as a jobless. that is 9.5% unemployment rate. 5.5 -- 5.9% -- i'm sorry, 5.9 million have stopped looking for a job. they are discouraged workers. they have looked and looked until they could not look any more. 8.5 million americans are working part-time, but desperately want full-time work. you add all that together and you get 30 mi

lilly stevens becker is the youngest of senator stevens' six children, his only child with his second wife katherine. lily, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> my condolences. i know you and your five siblings and senator stevens' 11 grandchildren will be in alaska soon. it will be a very difficult reunion. >> yes. we're all here now and we're spending time together. >> how did you find out about the crash, lily? >> i was with my husband and with his sister and her family and my mother called me and i took the next plane to alaska and managed to get here. >> your mother, katherine, is senator stevens' widow. i understand she was overseas when she got the news. how is she doing? >> no, i was the one who was overseas, but my mother is doing well under the circumstances and the support of all of our friends from around the state, the country and the world is really meaning everything to us right now. >> lily, i think back in 1978, your dad survived a plane crash that claimed the life of his first wife, and here this other crash. did your father ever talk to you about concerns about

now, women still have a long way to go we just passed the lilly ledbetter bill for equal pay for equal work. women still work largely in it stereotype women's jobs -- in stereotyped women's jobs. but we have made progress for women. as a feminist, i would be the first to say that we have made considerable progress even as i press for more. why are we talking about black men this evening? in the first place, the job market, where everybody is in trouble, makes it very, very easy to fail to disaggregate who is in the worst struggle, since all of us feel we are in trouble. if you have a job, whether it is the public or private job, you still feel you are in trouble. if you don't have a job, you are among the 14.6 million americans who are officially categorized as a jobless. that is 9.5% unemployment rate. 5.5 -- 5.9% -- i'm sorry, 5.9 million have stopped looking for a job. they are discouraged workers. they have looked and looked until they could not look any more. 8.5 million americans are working part-time, but desperately want full-time work. you add all that together and you get 30