well funded by the break force in russia manager by bill brown of ski to do all he could to encourage his men although france managed to come from behind in the second half and battle to win taking them into the final twenty nineteen to score. some of the despite the oh come on pleased with the way my boys played they were giving their all and fighting to the end it's a game in which is didn't have the luck they have. both teams managed to earn their own arse in the end with france getting wales for the plate and russia russian italy twenty fourth down in flames seventh place meanwhile they've been strongest plagiarists england were just on stubble on the way to their second cup of the season following this is an opening round win in rio and france last week of the stem around and then first have to beat spain in the semifinal and did so with the lady is twenty four fourteen. that's how it came to final where they knew this meant face portugal the team that managed to upset them in the group stage was the ever the decider turned out to be a different story early in the first couple cr

bill. joel brown is in washington. good morning to you. >> terrell, good morning. this bill failed overwhelmingly last night, that was no surprise. what is more certain says the white house, if washington doesn't come to terms soon in this battle over its red ink, the outcome could be disastrous. republicans called it symbolic. democrats called it a political stunt. >> the bill is not passed. >> reporter: house republicans unanimously defeated their own proposals to raise the debt ceiling last night, in a bid to pressure president obama to agree to significant spending cuts. >> republicans in congress are going to send a statement today that america will get its house in order. >> reporter: lawmakers on the other side of the aisle didn't appreciate the message or how it was delivered. >> this is not an honest debate. we are playing russian roulette with a loaded gun in the american economy. >> reporter: the nation hid the $4.3 trillion debt ceiling two weeks ago meaning it's already borrowed the money it's legally allowed. since then the treasury department has been

bill. you saw him in mary snow's piece just before the break, he's part of the national organization for marriage. mr. brownady said you're against it. you have republicans who are supporting this new bill, are you worried? are you nervous about it? >> well, obviously it's crunch time right now, in 2009, we heard from the lead response sorry tom duane that the votes were there and the bill ended up being defeated 38-4. so the notion that this is a done deal is wrong. what we're doing right now, there are thousands of calls going in to senators. the legislature should not be deciding something as important as marriage. the voters of new york should have the same ability as every other state, this has been put to a vote, they have all said no, we know what marriage is, we know it's unique and special, and we do not want it redefined. >> you say the voter also decide. but this is -- this is a recent poll here. 58% of new yorkers support same-sex marriage while more than one-quarter of voters oppose the law. this is a top priority. are you sure you want to take to it the voters? >> absolutely sure, we saw polls

bill today. the new fiscal year begins tomorrow. brown vetoed the first bill presented to him by lawmakers last week but then he worked with democrats to come up with a revised version. >>> we are now learning that lieutenant governor gavin newsom voluntarily gave up his salary to join in with state lawmakers who forfeited theirs until they calm up with a balanced budget. newsom says he believes all elected officials should be held accountable but probably didn't suffer too much financially from a few days of not getting paid. according to the san francisco chronicle, newsom is the wealthiest elected official in california. >>> redwood city is canceling its 4th of july fireworks show for the second year in a row. it would cost about $65,000 to put on a fireworks display. the city says it just doesn't have the money in these tough economic times. one redwood city family told us they piled into the car to go see fireworks last year but won't be doing that again. >> we try today go to foster city one year and it was just traffic was terrible

the suspects bill was described as a brown or tan honda. so we will give you firsthand information on the officer involved shooting in sampras's bill. the pill the apps officer pinball shooting. two officer >> to look officers for involved in the shooting there is double little through the windshield if you look at the car what they had intelligence that the suspect would be at that building he is a parolee and they are not sure why he was in trouble in the first place he comes out here and a plainclothes officers tried to stop him but apparently heat shot one time pat the police officers. officers returned fire and they were not injured. according to nabal's it sounded like a gun battle. his at san francisco general hospital right now the officers have been taken away they are not here our they're not sure exactly what all happen. we wanted to ask him if there was a time table because traffic is such a mess in the area. they continued to say they will do the best job they can and could not give us a timetable when the streets will be open >

. >> and governor brown has signed bills related to the budget. and it makes retailers such as ama son collect taxes from californian who's buy from affiliates. and today amazon.com says it's going to receiver ties with 10,000 california affiliates. they say they're feeling the impact of the law. >> we're starting to receive cancellations. that is what we've predicted would happen. they're going choose to receiver the relationships they have, with us. >> and ebay anticipates goitsing to lose 20%, resulting in a major loss of revenue for the site. >> times are still tough as we know and are about to get lower, programs run out this week, meaning millions are facing more hardship. >> this is one of the 7.6 million californians relying on medicaid for health care. the 27-year-old full time student and mother had dreams of becoming a nurse f there are more cuts to the system, she fears the worst. >> everybody who uses social services are coming. >> and advising the poorest of the poor at the east bay community law center says people are already being

governor brown has signed bills that closed over $11 billion of the state's deficit. most of those solutions were spending cuts to health and social service programs passed primarily by democratic lawmakers. democrats are now calling for sales and vehicle taxes to be extended. republicans say it will hurt the state's economy as it tries to recover. >>> the white house counterterrorism official says the death of an al qaeda operative today is another setback for the terrorist organization. it was announced today that the man believed to be behind the 1998 u.s. embassy bombings was killed in somalia. an abdullah mow lab -- now lab was killed in a shootout. >> local properties are -- products are being shown off, one is called make it in america. it includes locally made items like hand bags produced in san francisco. other local products are sharing the stage with the chevrolet volt the electric car is which assembled out of detroit. >> if he just spent $64 a year purchasing something that is made in america, versus something that is made somewhere else we would employ

bill today. the new fiscal year begins tomorrow. governor brown vetoed the first bill sent to him by lawmakers last week. then he worked with democrats to come up with a revised version. >>> time now 6:37. happening right now in orlando, florida, the defense in the casey anthony murder trial expected to rest its case today after calling its last witness. now this is a live picture right in the courtroom. i don't know who the woman is on the witness stand right there but these are live pictures. now a woman says she had an affair with casey anthony's father was the first witness that was called today. george anthony has denied having an affair with crystal holeway who was also a volunteer who helped search for his granddaughter, missing granddaughter, in 2008. yesterday casey anthony's father broke down when he was telling jurors about a suicide attempt by him about six weeks after his granddaughter's body was found. prosecutors say the casey anthony killed her daughter in 2008. the defense claims little girl drowned in the family pool. >>> today's

. >> governor brown surprised lawmakers by vetoing the bill that the assembly passed. the governor said it was not a balanced solution to the 10 billion dollar deficit. brown said the package would have wracked up deficits and add billions of new debt through questionable maneuvers. >> the fact is, california has been living beyond its means for a decade. we have to readjust what we spend with what the taxpayers give us it is not pretty or pleasant but i got elected at this stage in my life not to evade or delay. >> democratic are dismayed by the veto and said their plan mired the governor. we took a step. in march closed 14 billion worth of the deficit. yesterday, we balanced the remainder of the budget. republicans say the budget was a sham and democrats passed it to get paid. the state required a balanced budget by june 15th or their pay is with held. they are reviewing to determine whether they will get their money. >> you may have seen the blue bins to encourage shoppers to donate their books to students. >> the organization is accused of making money from the dona

bill today. now the new fiscal year begins tomorrow and governor brown vetoed the first bill sent to him by lawmakers last week. but then he worked with democrats to come up with a revised version. and now we're hearing that lieutenant governor gavin newsom voluntarily gave up his salary to join in with state lawmakers who had to forfeit theirs until they came up with a balanced budget. newsom says he believes all elected officials should be held accountable. however the lieutenant governor probably didn't suffer too much financially from a couple of days of not getting paid. according to the san francisco chronicle, gavin newsom is the wealthiest elected official in california. >>> the labor department just released the very latest unemployment numbers. the newest report not as good as the economists had predicted. now coming up we'll see how the stock markets react in business news. pam will have that report for you at 5:50. >>> redwood city is canceling its 4th of july fireworks show for the second year in a row. now it would cost about $65,000 to put on a fireworks display. and the city says it j

daniel o'donnell, a key sponsor of the bill in the new york assembly where the bill passed earlier this week. and then brian brownainst the bill. he's the president of the national organization for marriage. supporters is claim they have the votes they need. so i asked brian brown, a very direct question. here we go. >> are you worried? are you nervous about it? >> well, obviously, it's crunch time right now. but you know, again in 2009, we heard from the lead sponsor tom dwayne that the votes were there and is the bill ended up being defeated. so the notion this is a done deal is wrong. what we're doing right now is there are thousands of calls going into senators. the legislature should not be deciding something as important as the future of marriage. the voters of new york should have the same ability as 31 other states, every single state that this has been put to a vote, the voters directly have said no. we know what marriage is. it's unique and special and we do not want it redefined. >> listen to this though. you said the voters will decide. but 58%, this is a recent poll, 58% of new yorkers support same-s

captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> brown: greek lawmakers passed a second cost-cutting bill aimed at averting deult today, while in britain thousands of public sector workers went on strike rallying against pension reforms. good evening. i'm jeffrey brown. >> warner: and i'm margaret warner. on the "newshour" tonight, we look at whether austerity measures can work to spur economic growth and help solve the european debt crisis. >> brown: then, we have a newsmaker interview with white house chief of staff bill daley about the stalled debt talks, a day after the president scolded congress. >> warner: betty ann bowser reports on a colorado hospital where medical mistakes are rare. >> one in three americans are at risk of a hospital acquired infection or will become a victim of a medical error. this hospital in denver is doing something about that. >> brown: ray suarez explores the prospect of another tech bubble. this time from social media websites. >> warner: and we get a rare view of dissent in china, following a new surge of protests by young people and labor union members.

chris brown denying engagement rumors and bill cosby denying he's dead.y, retailer, socialite, he's casting himself as the celebs online savior, with a site called i-correct. >> it's a sort of open court where the defendant is able to say his peace, for $1,000 a year. >> reporter: here, tommy hilfiger trashes the rumor that "i claim to not one black people wearing my clothes." the queen's nephew stops talk of marital strife. "there's nothing at all to be glum about." >> any boxes you find on the read is an accusation. the black box is the correction. >> reporter: tony blair's wife denies ever hanging out with saif gadhafi. >> i found it extraordinary there wasn't a similar, not even a remotely similar platform. >> reporter: but this is site sound? >> they can do it for free on twitter which is much more effective. >> reporter: and many celebs do. >> twitter is not the only way. i'm using that as an example. loads of celebrities have blogs. >> reporter: maybe they don't want their website sullied with rebuttals of that kind of stuff. >> there is that. >> r

a few times and both houses are expected to debate the new package this, is a series of bills that governor brown and democratic leaders agreed to and can pass without republican votes. this new plan does not include extending temporary tax hikes for the year so sales tax will drop by 1% this friday. vehicle license fee decreasing by almost half. instead of plan relies on rosie projections since the state is billion as above forecast in tax collection, democrats think it's reasonable to expect an extra $4 billion by the end of the year. and democrats say that is the best thing they can do with vote powers and no power to raise or extend tax was out republicans. >> there is a democratic controlled legislature and a proposition 25 allowing democrats to pass a budget with a majority vote. and this is somehow our fault. all we've said that we've been proven right. >> and this will honor the way not just to stronger fiscal footing for california but a better economy for all of us. >> lawmakers haven't been paid since june 16th. there is motivation to get this done. we bu they don't get done until pass

the bill is headed for the governor's desk. since jerry brown is a former mayor, council members hope their vote will carry some weight. it the bill would give workers the option to fill out their ballots in their own homes. >>> a married san francisco couple could end up living on separate continents, 7500 miles away from each other when a visa expires. they don't apply to same-sex couples. why some say the defense of marriage act is to blame. >> this is the man that married us. >> it was a beautiful ceremony. >> reporter: brandon wells and anthony mac remember their wedding fondly. on that day seven years ago in massachusetts, the same-sex couple was legally married. but that ceremony may be what will ultimately break them up. >> we are legally married in the state of california. we are as married as any other married couple in the state. but because i'm a man, immigration is just totally closed off to him. if we were heterosexual couple, i could have requested a green card or residency more than a decade ago. >> reporter: mac is an australian

governor brown sign inside law an internet based tax commonly called the amazon tax bill.taxes from affiliates based in the state. >>> small shuttle companies say they are getting shut out at san francisco international aryment. they say that supershuttle gets preferencial treatment. the airport denies any preferencial treatment. east palo alto police took to the streets to check up on gang members on probation or parole. >>> some of the headlines tonight. president obama today laid down a challenge to republicans in congress over raising the nation's debt ceiling. let's get it done, he said. at a white house news conference the president held opened the possibility of keeping congress in session over the fourth of july holiday unless significant progress is made this week and raising revenues he said must be part of that deal. >> the tax cuts i'm proprosing we get rid of our tax breaks for millionaires and billionaires. tax breaks for oil companies. and hedge fund managers. and corporate jet owners. the. >> house speaker john boehner issued a statement saying "the preside

is it your view that the work of that group to reduce the need for senator brown's collective bargaining bill? >> i do not agree with that. there were unions that came with agreement from the veteran affairs. the largest union did not come to an agreement. there was a consensus from the v.a. officials. everyone agreed that it went back to the secretary and he pared down on what the group had consensus on. they cannot agree to those things. the legislation is very important. the rules and regulation, they should be willing to live by. we are asking them to live by their own rules and if there is a way to enforce that. >> i will turn it over to the senator for any questions he may have. >> here is an easy one. i mentioned earlier that i am committed to providing veterans and their families with assistance that they need and deserve and want to look at other -- need and deserve. i want to look at other programs so we can provide benefit without saddling future generations in america. i want to ask any that would like to submit to me areas that our current programs, that you think could be elimin

brown's desk. yesterday a bill to allow extensions on certain taxes failed to pass the senate, but another bill didg it easier for local governments to go to voters to approve tax increases. governor brown is still pushing for a special election this fall to allow voters to decide about the tax extensions currently california's budget deficit is $9.6 billion. >>> the new citizens commission charged with deciding a boundaries of california's congressional assembly and senate districts has unveiled the first draft of its redistricting maps. in 2001, the legislature created what was the last group of borders and critics said they were designed to protect incumbents. the commission first draft of the new district boundaries is all based on the 2010 cencus. the commission says it has more uniform borders. in 2008, proposition 11 took the job of redistricting away from politicians and gave it to the people of california. >> one, districts are drawn route ward to incumbents and partisan considerations. two, districts reflect geographic and common sense boundaries. and three, the districts balance the need

brown: the u.s. house rendered a split decision today on the military operation in libya. lawmakers refused to endorse the u.s. role, but they likewise refused to stop footing the bill. >> it is congress whose responsibility to defund any further action in libya and that's what we should do. >> we must support our allies who are carrying out combat operations. >> brown: debate was joined in the house today, 97 days after u.s. forces launched the air campaign in libya. nato allies are now in the lead, with the u.s. in a supporting role. for that reason-- and with no american troops on the ground-- president obama has argued the u.s. is not engaged in "hostilities" as defined under the war powers resolution. but congress has increasingly complained that the president overstepped his authority and should have sought its approval under the resolution. today, the house overwhelmingly refused to give it, 295 to 123. most republicans, and 70 democrats, said they had not been properly consulted. >> the fact is there was no imminent threat to the united states, plenty of time to negotiate with arab league. there should have been time to get consultations with congress, autho

. >>> jerry brown now has democrats on his case, as well. they're sponsoring bill has would keep local government redevelopment agencies albeit in a modified form. we'll call on our analyst, larry, keeping the redevelopment agency, why is that a problem for brown? >> a big problem for brown because brown is looking to get as much money as he can can to reduce that budget gap and he wants $2 billion by doing away with those redevelopment agencies. now, remember, redevelopment agencies take a portion of the property taxes from local governments, and they spend those dollars on various projects ranging from parks to stadiums. you name it, anything in between. brown wants to take that $2 billion and say, look, let's spend it on public education where we're down near the bottom. let's have local governments spend it on precious projects they need. street repair, parks, you name it. so that's the fight. >> so the democrats in legislature, they knew this. and how they're kind of going against it about. so what happens if the bill passes? >> this is something he did not wa

bill by cutting ties with 10,000 california affiliates. those are businesses and nonprofits that earn a commission when somebody follows a link from their website to amazon's website to make a purchase. governor jerry brown has vetoed a controversial bill that would make it easier for unions to organize farm workers in california. the bill would allow farm workers to organize by signing a petition away from the field, rather than holding a secret ballot election at the work place as they do now. union workers say it leads to intimidation by employers. growers say it would make it eyeser for union organizers to bully workers into joining. today, the governor announced that farm workers are not having their rights. >>> and today, president obama called on lawmakers to be more like his two daughters. he says they get their home work done ahead of time. and with the economy still slow, he says that it is time lawmakers did their job and reached a deal on reducing the deficit. >> reporter: speaking at a white house news conference. the president recognized that many americans are still struggling to get by. >> families are wondering how they deal with the broken refrigerator or busted transmission or how they

brown. >>> his wife is a long time aide to secretary of state hillary clinton. bill clinton even officiated at the wedding last july. >>> tshamba is charged with shooting brown outside of a nightclub. the prosecution didn't call several expected witnesses. others did testify that tshamba looked drunk when he shot brown a dozen times. >>> a delaware pediatrician is accused of abusing hundreds of patients. he's on decided to let a judge make his case. he made videos of his abuse. >>> a woman was shot and killed and her baby was left to dime andrea fujii has more details on the case. >> reporter: good morning. it's a washington, d.c. police officer charged in the woman's death and now, the toddler's death of whom he may be the father. >> reporter: a d.c. police officer is charged in the murder of a 20-year-old randallstown woman. he may also be the girl's father. she and her daughter were last seen in baltimore county. prosecutors said that the officer shot the woman and left her in the park and hid her car with the baby alive inside. she then, likely died of heat exhau

. >> governor brown just moments ago vetoed the entire package. democratic lawmakers pushed bills through last night but several of the provisions would likely face a legal challenge including a $12 fee on vehicle registration and surcharge for rural residents and extending a sales tax increase. yesterday was the constitutional deadline for sending a balanced budget to the governor. republican lawmakers have a series of expiring tax increases >> back to square one. a shooting in business part of san ancisco critically injured an innocent bystander. he may have been caught in the crossfire of rival gangs. terry mcsweeney joins us on sixth street near mission, that is hot spot? >> between mission and howard, they say the shooting took place that is sixth across the street where i'm stand can. about 7:30 this morning, they had an argument. one the asian man had a gun and he used it. take a look at the investigation, about 90 minutes ago. the gunman fired one shot. it did not hit the intended victim. it hit a bystander in his ear. police right now are looking for a motive. >> the task

. >> brown: the state senate gave the bill final approval friday night after weeks of protest and tense negotiations at the state capital. the statute takes effect in late july when new york will become the largest state to allow same sex marriage, joining five others and the district of columbia. at yesterday's parade, new york governor andrew cuomo, who played a powerful public and behind-the-scenes role in pushing the new law, said it has broader significance. >> new york for many many years has served as the progressive beacon for this country. and passing marriage equality i think advances the entire discussion. >> reporter: and at pride parades from chicago to san francisco, supporters reflected that optimism. >> keep going. more states. >> i think it's sort of a turning point for us. perhaps we'll get full equality and full rights soon. >> reporter: but that sense of hope comes in the face of continuing stiff opposition. 29 states have constitutional bans on same-sex marriage. and 12 others have laws against it. and when put on state ballots, voters have consistently backed gay m

. >> governor brown just moments ago vetoed the entire package. democratic lawmakers pushed bills through last night but several of the provisions would likely face a legal challenge including a $12 fee on vehicle registration and surcharge for rural residents and extending a sales tax increase. yesterday was the constitutional deadline for sending a balanced budget to the governor. republican lawmakers have a series of expiring tax increases >> back to square one. a shooting in business part of san francisco critically injured an innocent bystander. he may have been caught in the crossfire of rival gangs. terry mcsweeney joins us on sixth street near mission, that is hot spot? >> between mission and howard, they say the shooting took place that is sixth across the street where i'm stand can. about 7:30 this morning, they had an argument. one the asian man had a gun and he used it. take a look at the investigation, about 90 minutes ago. the gunman fired one shot. it did not hit the intended victim. it hit a bystander in his ear. police right now are looking for a motive. >> the ta

. >> the governor jerry brown has scheduled a news conference in l 8 offer his first public comments on the packet of the budget bills that democrats say will balance the budget and close the state's $9.6 billion deficit. the democrats did this without republican governor brown has 12 days to sign or veto those measures. >> and al-qaeda of italy at website says that there is a successor for osama bin laden. owls were rock >> live in orlando for the case the of the murder trial, the defense is expected to call its first witness. the floor, there is accused of killing her daughter in 2008. the prosecution finished presenting evidence on thursday. her attorneys are saying that her child suffocated in the swimming pool. we will follow this case this morning on kron 4. >> we will be back with more in a couple of minutes. the boston bruins win the stanley cup hockey and vancouver burns. look what the fans did because there were so mad that their team lost. ÷o ♪ [ male announcer ] spare toothbrush, just in case: $4. ♪ home cooked meal: $28. ♪ first date finest: $33. ♪ having time on your side: priceless. mastercard paypass.

helens are joins us to explain exactly why we've got a new total for the bill on the wars in iraq afghanistan and pakistan brown university researchers tried to include libya but couldn't quite count that high anyway u.s. admiral seems to gone rogue in libya or the white house is lying you can decide for yourself which is more likely the taliban is offering room service there's another revolution brewing in egypt i've got a new breakdown on lol site and we'll explain how al gore is nothing more than a state sanctioned product blocker and there's nothing special about our other dear leader from illinois which i have nothing better than you the viewer completes an episode of adam vs the man. a study at brown university has concluded that the total cost of the unconstitutional liberal nation building wars in iraq afghanistan and pakistan will total around conservatively three point seven trillion dollars or as much as four point four trillion dollars when i count the brilliant numbers guys over at the pentagon should consider reading some basic war strategy. here's an icicle quote in military operations a long dra

. >>> california brown did sign a so-called trailer bill, today, related to the budget and approved earlier in the month one of them eliminates more than 400 redevelopment agencies and created the new redevelopment program that forces agencies to return funding to the state supporters of those agencies say they plan to sue. the governor signed a so-called amazon taxrequiring out of state retailers to khrebt sales tax on certain purchaseseses. there is a downside, new at 10:00, ktvu's debra villone is is live in our newsroom where she tells us amazon is eliminating thousands of the referral sites. >> reporter: purchases directly on amazon doesn't change because it and the big one, overstock, don't have california ties, no workers, offices or warehouses here, but they have thousands of california affiliates, gone, now >> a teacher woe is looking for a lesson plan for a book. they go there and click on their book -- >> reporter: a former teacher, mark welch offers 60,000 products to browse and buy. if they do buy, amazon pays him a 7 percent commission until today. when amazon terminated him,

bill. live in oakland, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> governor brown has scheduled a news conference for 12:15 today to talk about the new state budget now awaiting his signature. democrats pushed through a package of budget bills yesterday without a single republican vote. that's because a new law enabled them to pass the budget with a simple majority vote as long as taxes were not raised. but some republicans say the fee hikes in the new budget are really taxes in disguise. >> most californians will look at this and say how did my taxes get raised? by majority vote. that's what's going to happen, members. >> the new budget calls for increasing car registration fees, extending a quarter cent sales tax, and charging people in rural areas an annual fee for fire protection. governor brown has 12 days to sign the budget. he will likely use that time to continue trying to pressure republicans to support extending expiring tax increases. >>> now california's public universities state tuitions may have to go up and they may turn away even more instate applicants if the cuts in the new stat

governor brown release a youtube video where he urged lawmakers to put the bill in front of the votershe listed reducing state regulations and pensions and imposing a cap on state spending plan, changes looked at as 1/4 a bad deal by republicans. >> wall street has been down for six consecutive weeks. the last month and a half have been rough for investors. the dow is starting ttoday below 12,000. down 20 points for the year. best buy, kroger, smithfield foods will all be releasing quarterly reports and the next few days. the commerce department will be releasing retail sellsales and housing information. at the golden gate we have fog at the coast. sunshine is showing through. we will be right back. >> opening bell on wall street, we are hoping that this will be a turnaround week on wall street. gough futures are up 38 points. we will bring you the numbers on wall street throughout the morning. >> we will continue to bring you the numbers in the forecast as well. we will see the clouds clearing, look for sunny skies for everyone. >> it is going to be a beautiful day. here we are in oak

governor brown still has not signed the state budget bill passed by the legislature tuesday night. the governor is expected to sign it today. the new fiscal year begins tomorrow. governor brown vetoed it last book. then he worked with democrats to come up with a revised version. >> we're learning that lieutenant governor gavin newsom gave up his salary to balance the budget. the lieutenant governor probably didn't suffer too much financially. according to the san francisco chronicle, newsom is the wealthiest elected official in california. >>> an east bay teenager who was buried alive at a santa cruz beach remains in critical condition. doctors have weaned him off the drugs that kept him sedated and he is functioning on his own. last saturday the teenager got trapped under seven feet of sand after a cave he was building with a friend collapsed. >>> a united airlines flight that took off from san francisco made an emergency landing it. was united flight 88. the crew reported a possible fuel like. the pilot landed safely in omaha, nebraska. one of the passengers said the takeoff was d

behind closed doors today, governor brown signed eight of the 16 trailer bills passed by the state legislature. while the governor has yet to sign the main budget bill, he signed a pair of bills that would eliminate and revamp redevelopment agencies and a bill known to collect online sales tax, the deal does not include the governor's tax extension measure, but it does include lofty expectations about personal revenue and fee increases and onetime solutions. assembly dan lowe said the budget may be illegal because they passed a series of fee increases without a vote. >> if you're going to increase fees, you're going to have two-thirds majority vote in this legislature. they didn't get it. they went around it and it's another issue of credibility and the one thing sacramento has lost above all is trust. >> meanwhile, amazon.com is announcing plans to sever ties with about 10,000 affiliates here in california to protest the new internet sales tax law. >>> well, still ahead at 6:00, going to the extreme to motivate his students. a bay area teacher who won't soon forget the unique deal he made to

the state senate passed a few minor budget bills today but did not address the so-called bridge tax. governor brown wants to keep the states's finances afloat until the fall. assembly's next session is on monday. >>> they will punish lawmakers for missing the deadline. they will muse salary and per diem each day they fail to reach a deal. and the state controller will not pay them retroactively when a budget is approved. >>> the great highway between lincoln and sloan is now shut down for sand abatement. the cleanup is required every so often when the winds blow sand on to the pavement. no word on how long the closure will last but officials say a detour is available. today marks the 40th anniversary of the end of the occupation of alcatraz island. native american activists took over the island in 1969 and it became the centerpiece of the indian rights movement. at its height the occupation drew 800 people to the former federal prison. that number gradually dwindled. and on june 11, 1971 federal officers evicted the remaining 15 protestors. it is now a national park that draws more than one million

. >> the bill's fate rests with the republican state senators, there are being pressed heavy. bryan brownan to that support this will face consequences mexico election. >> right now there are only two republicans that have said they will vote to be defined marriage. we are definitely going to be involved in those races. i think they're making a tragic mistake and the need to be held accountable by the voters. >> one thing that installing the bill is a concern that religious intentions could be sued if it becomes law. coming up, we will tell you what a forensic pathologist talked about at the casey anthony trial today. >> temperatures warm and around the bay area is,--bay area's tomorrow '90s and the forecast i will tell you about it coming up. [ coach ] in albuquerque, citi pre-approved my mortgage. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach, you get that house yet? working on it. [ coach ] the appraisal? ...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering,

your view of the work of that group which is ongoing now reduces the need for senator brown's request for bargaining bill? >> i don't agree with that whatsoever. the workgroup has concluded. there were unions that came to an agreement with the va, afg which is the largest union and va did not come to an agreement. with the results of what the final product and the secretary offered. there was consensus in the workgroup from the va officials that came to the workgroup and everyone agreed, then went back to the secretary and he pared down on what the workgroup had consensus on. and afge could not agree to those things. so i believe the legislation, is very important. it's nothing more than the va gets to decide that they, all the rules, all the regulations. if they write them they should be willing to live by them. and all afge is asking is for them to live by their own rules and for a way to enforce that. >> okay, thank you very much. i do have more questions. i will submit to all of you for answers in writing but i will turn it over to senator burr for any questions you may have. >> thank you, madam chai