often lost in a daze and hardly touching his food. poor guy. experts plan on conducting psychological tests on the primate to see how they can help. you know, that never seems to happen to my husband when i'm out of town. he just goes into his man cave and watches sports. >> he just goes like this. >> no, it doesn't happen. he just orders pizza and watches sports. >> i can join him. >> it's time for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. fashion designer john galliano will go on trial on charges he shouted racist insults at bar patrons in paris last february. galley anno was arrested in a drunken state and questioned about the anti-semitic slurs. he faces up to six months in jail. >>> actress marlo thomas will accept the jefferson award for lifetime achievement for her outstanding contributions to society. she has worked with the st. jude children's hospital for 20 years founded by her father danny thomas which raised $700 million a year for pediatric cancer research. >>> and happy birthday to meryl st

. >> that's a very good question, i'm still dazed at all the bounder we just heard. aut coming up in sports, could the giants make it four straight with the tribe? full highlights, plus another giant headed to the d.l. coming up after this time-out. >>> good evening, everyone, i'm jim kozimor. rebel earlier this week when the giants were in the midst of a five-game losing streak? not any more. let's get going with inner league play. bruce bochy saying that jonathan sanchez is headed to the d.l. scoreless in the seventh, you don't see this often. the game's only run scores, giants win 1-0. they have won four in a row. >>> it's a game older than our country. but the country club version is in decline. so some of silicon valley's heaviest hitters including scott mcneily are challenging what they consider to be outdated aspects of a game strictly dictated by the usga. it looks like golf, but it's not golf. literally. >> not golf spelled backwards. >> flogton. >> it's too hard, it's frustrating, it takes too long. it's kind of expensive. some people think it's elitist. >>

survivors were shocked and dazed. >> i don't think we really know quite what happened. >> do you know what happened to you? >> it was huge glass, some five, six blasts. >> many of the hotel's guests were provincial members. there were responsibilities from the u.s.-lead collation and afghan forces. >> red light cameras could become a thing of the past in los angeles. they voted to end the program. they say there are no witnesses to testify. critics claim they lead to an increase in rear end crashes. >> people are stopping short because they are thinking about the camera. it is making things much more dangerous. >> research show itself may increase minor rear end crashes, but an insurance institute study found 159 lives were saved and 14 of america's largest cities was because of red light cameras. >>> some major grocery stores are vowing to investigate after our latest i-team report. what a hidden camera uncovered at one of the largest pork producers. >> and a worrisome find for grape growers. the little pest that a very big threat. >> and then late other "nightline." >> coming up nex

however, planning code section 79141 exclude daze care facilities and other like uses that are not primary or secondary educational institutions. the distinction is in accord to the board of supervisor ordinance or legislation rather, ordinance 275-05, amending the planning code to regulate m.c.d.'s. the plan departments received multiple telephone calls and letters regarding this project. those in opposition to the project are concerned about, one, proximity of the proposed project to other uses in the community including an employment training center and other existing medical cannabis dispensaries doing business as bernal heights collectives, day care center and nearby residential uses. there's also concern about the added crime and loitering the proposed project could bring to the area. those in support site the extensive outreach effort conducted by the project sponsor, his willingness to address concerns of the community. in particular and has mentioned project sponsor agreed to

tuesday daze the tuesday the warmest day of the week.nd then we'll gradually cool things off beginning wednesday. here's our forecast model showing you the eventual temperature range. 70 coast side, here we go with the red contour of widespread 90s for santa rosa out toward antioch, livermore and san jose. we're going to go with 90 degrees in the afternoon. here's our bay area forecast, 7:00 tomorrow morning. 55 to right around 60 degrees. by 12:00, 70 to 85. already warming up by the lunchtime hour. by 3:00, warm to hot. there's that eventual temperature range. warmest location around 94 to 95 degrees. oakland tops out 95. livermore 95 degrees. livermore spot on 90. you know it's going to be warm in san francisco i'm forecasting 80 degrees. just beautiful downtown san francisco tomorrow afternoon. here is a look ahead. your five day forecast. once again tuesday the hottest day of the period we're going to gradually cool things off on wednesday. especially coast side. cooling trend really kicks in by thursday, friday and also for the upc

hundreds of passengers were lined up, camped out and some in a daze. many united continental passengers waiting to takeoff from san francisco international didn't know why they were still on the ground. >> there's no information, none whatsoever. there is maybe some sort of information about them being, that the system is down, right, system is down. >> she just graduated from her graduate program and this is supposed to be her gift. >> it is not happening. >> reporter: united sent out a statement saying the airlines experienced a computer outage, interrupting the airline's flight departures, airport processing and reservation systems. our technology team is working to resolve the issue as soon as possible. >> anyone wels a boarding pass. >> reporter: those with a boarding pass were able to get through security. those who didn't had to wait. >> i have been here an hour and a half but my flight is not until midnight. hopefully it takes off. >> we have several soldiers in our center here at san francisco and san jose airport that are inconvenienced by th

i was in a daze. i couldn't believe it-- it was our home. i...s so glad my grandkids were saved. and they were wet and cold. i was thanking god for letting us be safe. as long as the kids were safe, i was okay. >> reporter: safe and now living in a rented house. >> we've got a long ways to go, but we'll get there a little at a time. >> reporter: satellite images show the destruction's scale. this apartment complex was wiped away by the tornado. chelsea thrash was thrown 150 yards. when her mother, kelly, reached her, chelsea could not walk. >> she was caked in mud and debris and i just saw my sweet child's face and i saw her eyes open and i knew she was going to be okay. >> reporter: surgeons at the u.a.b. medical center rebuilt her crushed vertebrae. now she hopes to walk into class this august at the university of alabama. >> i never thought i would get that opportunity to take my first step again. i'm going to get up and show them that i can do it for not only them but myself. >> reporter: firefighter david wilder and paramedic david durham re

also she said she was dazed. she came to win someone from the back seat move to the front she heard a man say i can't believe we got away with the man i didn't threaten her with a stun gun and that she would be attacked by vicious dogs. >> will we providing more information on the statement you can check it out on our website. >> a storm system heading our way and we will be what by the end of the day. dad, i was wondering if you've -- what's up? oh, what's wrong with your hair? oh. i was cruising the world-wide-web. found this do. what are you wearing? dope, right? it's got a hood. want one? boom. done. [ ding! ] [ boy ] lookin' good mr. g. thanks, bro-seph. are you video chatting? with my boyfriend? yeah! hey, tessa! mom! [ mocking tone ] mom. [ male announcer ] now everyone's up to speed. high speed internet is more affordable than ever with no home phone required. only in the network of possibilities. at&t. >> your back before 12:00 a.m. this is some of the video out of massachusetts. >> a different kind of r

and just crying and hugging each other and just in a daze. and this is a father that was so with his children. he's dedicated since they were born to raising and being with them. and then latoyia and randy took me in to say good-bye. i think if i hadn't, i would never quite in my head believe. because even though he's a friend, he was such a powerful person. >> was he still alive when you -- >> no. >> did you say anything? >> yes. >> what did you say? >> i rubbed his head and his arms and his legs and his feet and i just -- i told him i love him so much. and, you know, whispered some funny things to him, and -- that was it. >> incredibly sad end to his life, wasn't it? >> and he was so fabulous at the hotel. up early every morning, playing with the kids. really shocking. >> paris, did you know michael well? >> yeah, i grew up just my mom -- i remember one of the first memories i have of him was when my mom took us to the music video set of "thriller." and we have the pictures still. i just always loved him. i used to go to his concerts and he

succumb for 90 daze. >> here's the deal, piers. i worked a couple of jobs in my life. 11 of them to be exact before i got into comedy. all of those jobs had a probationary period. ford motor company, lincoln electric, general electric. you had to stay on that job 90 days before this company gave you benefits. before you got dental, health, anything. 90 days. women who have one of the greatest benefits of them all, everything that a man wants -- if i tell you a man wants love, support and sex and you possess those three things, why would you give it to a man without knowing everything you could know about this guy? why would you give him the benefits before 90 days, especially if you're looking for a long term commitment. now, look, if you're out at the clubs and you're just doing something for the weekend and you want to have a hot weekend with a guy? do your thing. but if you're looking for a long-term relationship like most companies are looking for like people they employ, they wait 90 days before they give them benefits. >> thi

. >> jess henderson was left in a daze when a large tree ripped his home in half. >> that's our kitchen table right here. >> reporter: and he wasn't alone. gusting winds brought down trees and powerlines everywhere. >> power crews are reconnecting power lines across north georgia. in the fifth inning, rain delayed the braves/texas game. this was the frantic scene captured on an iphone at a concert in rome, georgia, a tree limb fell into the crowd, sending two people to the hospital. in north carolina, winds threatened outdoor events. >> i was thinking we might have a tornado. >> reporter: in a frightening scene in the orlando airport, rain water caused a pipe to break inside the terminal. and mother nature today is not being kind to fathers on father's day, we have more severe weather, in fact a tornado watch until 10:00 a.m. central time in portions of southern illinois, indiana and west central kentucky. take a look at our widespread con vehicle tif outlook. i want you to focus on nebraska, about two-thirds of that state under a moderate risk of severe weather. so look for supercell d

and when he was in a daze, i explained to him that i am a wizard and that we will be friends until theer ] he said okay, that's fine. and he was my best friend. [ laughter ] >> whispers! [ whispering ] >> oh, yeah. i wanted to show you some of my drawings. i do fan art. here, check this out. it's my drawing one of the power rangers. [ laughter ] oh, and dig this. it's garfield's odie. >> oh, yeah. jim davis. great. you're a garfield nut. we both hate mondays and love lasagna. [ laughter ] >> "celebrity whispers." [ whispering ] >> hey, sorry i sat on your guinea pig earlier. it was an accident. it was pretty funny though, right? [ laughter ] >> mm-hmm. >> it's just that i think he was making fun of me the way he was looking at me. i don't take that kind of [ bleep ] from anybody. >> mm-hmm. >> hey, you know the name of that song, it goes, like -- [ singing ] ♪ yeah you want my body uh-huh, i want your body ♪ and the chorus is like -- [ scatting ] or something like that? >> yeah, that sounds familiar. >> man, i just love songs that get me on the dance floor, you know? >> totally. [ laug

he came back and hit me one more time and that kind of dazed me. >> customers are still holding one robberystore. but not for long. the other suspect and two of his friends run back into the store and begin pulling him out through the door. >> he had to call his friends to come and they had to drag the other guy out of the store. >> all four of the suspects flee the scene but with the help of devon's security tapes and witness descriptions police apprehend three of the suspects that same night. the fourth suspect is arrested about a week later. with minimal damage to themselves and the store, devon, dylan, and the other gamers consider themselves lucky and they are proud they stood up for themselves. >> if dylan didn't step up either they would have gotten what they needed and ran or they would have continued to be a nuisance and damage property. >> for his bravery, dylan receives a free month of gaming at the store and eventually a job. >> now i don't even have to pay for hours so it's kind of fun. they pay me to come here now. >> in the future he hopes people will think twice before picki

sense there's so much information that comes at us at such a fast rate in my mind it put us all in a daze and i guess that's also true with the sort of larger media and traditional media serve as a filter of information for us telling us what's important and what's not and i also think that's one of the problems with contemporary media is a place is the really important stories and put as much weight on the important stories as lindsay lehane and other things and so i am wondering if you know of any sort of a more space filtering mechanisms or personal sheltering mechanisms. a flexible, i get all my news now from youtube i don't have a tv anymore but i have a different channel and in the sense that as a filtering process as well and i guess kind of related i keep waiting for the craigslist of facebook to come out. we complain about facebook and the things people talk about and in my opinion that happens because that's how the system was designed, and i keep waiting for the sort of more to democratic social change mind craigslist a facebook that doesn't sell off all our data. so i guess ye

he was dazed, but kept on playing.lapsed. >> i was begging god to keep him alive. >> reporter: zack suffered a second impact concussion after the first hit. >> it's very important for the brain to have enough time to heal adequately. >> reporter: five years ago few coaches were aware of the danger of taking hard hits too likely. >> a concussion is a brain injury, and all brain injuries are serious. >> reporter: zack had multiple surgeries. it was a year before he could even speak, and little hope he would ever walk again. but zack became the face and his parents the voice of a movement. his home state of washington became the first to sign the lystedt law requiring young athletes who have suffered concussions to get medical clearance before competing again. >> it will be a great day for the country, because we're going to be able to save kids' lives. >> reporter: 22 other states now have lystedt laws, even the national football league has looked to zack to spread awareness about concussions. all the while, day after da

journalism akaka research reports and previews dewitt tichenor reporter weeks a month to be done in a daze or faster. another entrepreneur should the news and inflation areas of america's broadband to plummet and adoption gaps the access to information gets back to the early years of the public. 1930 to newspapers accounted for more than 95% of the week to read by the postal service and es commissioner copps pointed out receive a discount for postage. the primary news delivery mechanisms in the past is bigger radio television were all universal. the emerging news delivery mechanisms of the future broadband of course should be too. doing so what have multiple benefits. bringing the vast information that's all the information that's on the internet to all people and another benefit is the potential for improving the business model for all in japan or some. -- on knorr. adoption and the united states from where we are today is a 50% increase in the on-line audience. the larger the online market, the greater the scale, the more likely a key online business can succeed. the public information o

should be as soon as practically possible, that may differ depending on circumstances, i believe 60 daze should be at most an outer limit. again, our view is the sooner, the better, the sooner notice is provided, the sooner to take appropriate steps to protect and mitigate any harm that may result from a breach. i don't believe there's a particular number i can give you sitting here today because it may depend on the circumstances, nature of the breach, size of the company, but would i say that 68 would be at most an outer limit. >> 60 days without an outer limit but as soon as practicable -- >> yes. >> -- information ought to go to the consumer that their identity has been compromised. >> that's correct. >> security leaked. thank you for that. the discussion draft provides an exemption from the bill's dwrate security requirements for entities that are subject to data security requirements under different bills. graham leech bliley or health insurance portability and accountability act or any -- for any activities governed by the g.l.b. and hipaa. this is a departure from last year's bil

journalism akaka research reports and previews dewitt tichenor reporter weeks a month to be done in a dazefaster. another entrepreneur should the news and inflation areas of america's broadband to plummet and adoption gaps the access to information gets back to the early years of the public. 1930 to newspapers accounted for more than 95% of the week to read by the postal service and es commissioner copps pointed out receive a discount for postage. the primary news delivery mechanisms in the past is bigger radio television were all universal. the emerging news delivery mechanisms of the future broadband of course should be too. doing so what have multiple benefits. bringing the vast information that's all the information that's on the internet to all people and another benefit is the potential for improving the business model for all in japan or some. -- on knorr. adoption and the united states from where we are today is a 50% increase in the on-line audience. the larger the online market, the greater the scale, the more likely a key online business can succeed. the public information onlin

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including the fact from the regulatory capital prospective we saw the basel committee, led gse that dazed at the behest of the bank's and once they did the notion was all mortgage-backed securities should have the same risk weighting you view and obscene the banks that have branches become very aggressive to push mortgages through the own pipeline but the investment banks have to figure out another angle that was vertically integrated the lending channels and originations end starting to build the information including the relationships which we have not talked about which is part of the crisis those that are interval to the crisis and part of the goal of that supermarket that was intended -- . >> this is such a rich cojones topic i don't know where to start but i know believe it is a financial crisis as it is a cultural crisis. we're all culpable nobody has asked for any had found breaks. we're willing to have all street and they're already prepared over the next 15 years. and then what you describe his economic tyranny. we're all victims of that. also looking into other topics i wish yo