will be a surprise if they just do the right thing by a few more times they did it with the loss of h. they did it with others they've done it. so it's just standard procedure for a criminal in the case of former president slobodan milosevic it took over a year for proceedings to start because no loss of a child to familiarize himself with over a million of pages of case files. and time is precisely what. doesn't have. you don't need to be an expert to understand that my father is in a very poor condition he can even read he has to go through thousands of pages to be able to testify in court but he simply unable to do that he has difficulties with speech to how will he consult with his lawyers it's impossible with barneys got problems with his memory he may remember things that happened long ago the same time he can remember what happened yesterday or the day before yesterday how can a person with these health problems appear in court or through the last four years so their i.c.t. why may well find itself in a tight spot again more and more people are criticizing their lack of objectivity a

h they have been trained in this policy, they know they can only arrest people if they have probable cause. but instead they continue to corral people with no means of exit and they do the same thing over and over again. >> the lawsuit names the city of oakland. the police chief and 9 other super visors. the attorney's office will not comment till it sees the lawsuit. we continue our coverage on our website. we will follow all the developments in the case plus you can watch the jailhouse interview from last year. click on the johannes mehserle tab. >> a new effort to get the ban on same-sex marriage reinstated. paul tells us why supporters say the original judge was bias. >> reporter: the federal judge has to decide if he wants to throw out the original decision. the reason, the original judge is gay. >> reporter: today the judge sat through two hours of arguments. one side, the sponsors of proposition 8 are asking him to overturn u.s. district judge vaughn walker decision. >> no man is permitted to try cases where they have an interest in the outcome. >> i believe it's discrimmatory

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. >> young men h they have absolutely no opportunity. i went to-- in 2005 and saw streets full of young men just sitting in the sun, just bathing in the sun because there was nothing to do. no schools, no jobs, no factories, no skills producing activities for them to be involved with. >> warner: if taliban returned to the government, do you think they will start pushing a more conservative social agenda about the role and rights of women. >> it depends if they come in and join the government, would accepting the constitution and articles related to human rights in general and women's rights, i think they will be obliged according to the constitution to allow women to participate in all sectors whether it's social or political. however, the risc is there, of course. >> warner: is the karzai government listening to these concerns, is it committed to these concerns. as it embarks on these talks? >> i don't think so. he does listen us at times, just the way the international community listens to us but never cause what we ask him for. simila

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today watch out for oracle, h & r block, and micron, they all report after the close. >>> the winklevoss twins will not appeal the ruling in their long-running battle against mark zukerburg. they claim he stole their idea and for years has been trying to undue a $65 million deal they agreed to. now the twins have decided not to take their case to the supreme court. >>> and you won't find this razor at your local drugstore. that's because it costs $100,000. that's right. the company says it's made out oridum, an extremely strong metal that's found in meteor ites, but if you want one, act quickly. only 99 of them are on sale. if you have $100,000 lying around. >>> well, coming up, a surprising end to a marathon game between the mets and the a's. >>> plus, a three of a kind for the reds' lead-off hitter. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> in weather we're going to continue with summertime thunderstorms for the eastern half of the country, while the west coast continues to be dry. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you are

jake bernstein and i felt they h done about 28 deals in 2006 and 2007 with multiple investment banks whereas at least $40 billion all similarly structured. and they worked with all the investment banks, merrill lynch, city bank to structure these deals and of them had exactly the same type of scenario where they would buy a little bit of the deal in order to allow the investment bank to create this much larger deal and go out and sell it around the world to investors but magnetar secretly undisclosed to anybody was actually betting against the deal. of the investment bankers and other people involved in the deal, mushing the deal knew about magnetar's secret debts but the investors did not. >> how did j.p. morgan chase and these other firms as you say are reportedly being intestigated, how do they defend what they did? >> well the investment banks, they haven't really defended what they did. they essentially say this was in the is past. how far these people are gone, we round up the business and magnetar says that they never selected the assets and they never made any misleading discl

a big part of the fair is the kids and the 4-h showing how much hard work they can put into something>> yes. >> so 4-h is here, the funnel cakes are here. top that. what's something else? >> we've got the -- we have the world's largest barbecue. it came in on a semi trailer. you've got to come and check it out, yeah. we're going to grill the world's largest hamburger on it too. we've got that, we've got mutton busting, the pig races, the little baby pigs, the carnival rides and just food galore. >> and the carnival rides, you have a ton of those. people do come out for those. kids can be bracelets too, really good deals. >> yes, go online, it's a really good deal, yes. >> we're going to our weather maps and i've got to have another bite of this funnel cake. let's go ahead and -- this is so good. let's take a look at these headlines. now i have to talk through the whole thing. the next 48 hours we do have the fog moving on in. thank you so much, april. just stay here and hang out with us. as whead throughout the next 48 hours, that onshore flow and the fog will be staying with us with

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they said, "well, we have to come back to jesus h. christ," and i was getting a little puzzled and annoyed by that point, so i said, as a joke, "well, how about mary h. magdalene?" [laughter] he thought and said, "yes, that would be lovely." and i knew there was not gonna be any real communication here. and so i took his 75 objections, and i took them to the theater, where the actors and the director were very, very patiently waiting for me-- not patiently, impatiently. and i said, "these are the 75 things that they want changed," and i tore it up. and we went ahead and performed the play on opening night exactly as it had been performed in new york city. and shortly thereafter-- within a year or so-- the lord chamberlain's office collapsed and went away. maybe it was because they realized her majesty was never going to go to the theater. i don't know. over the years, have you seen a difference between reaction to your work in this country and reaction elsewhere? i think there's always been a slight difference in reaction. no, that--

they are going to get. six homeowners on limon and h k hillcrest street have been watching their house slide down the hill since march. they are asking the city to foot the bill. they say it's not the city of san pablo's fault. >> it would be fiscally irresponsible for the city of san pablo to spend millions of dollars, exact amount is not known at this point, on six private properties. >> reporter: property attorney says the most important thing to remember is that these slides happened on private property. she said she handled landslide cases in the past. unless the city of san pablo did something to cause the landslide then it has governmental immunity. >> the homeowner can seek recovery for the damage to his property from the developer, the person who built the house, or from the owner -- prior owner who sold the house to him or her. >> reporter: she said that's what the homeowners need to do instead of blaming the city for not informing them of the neighborhood's history of landslides before they bought the property. worthy said last week fema denied funds to help the property owners. despite the threats o

on july 1st they lose the right to use the h o v car pool lane even if they have those yellow clean airare in a car pool. some hybrid owners are gathering in san jose on sunday for a prius party and to help them figure out how to peel off the yellow decals. mercury news columnist mr. road show will be there. >> be careful. i have had real low tech pollution diffuse in peanut butter to rub it off. hair dryers. heat ventilator an things like that. >>reporter: representatives from the bay area air quality management control district will explain the car pool changes and introduce drivers to ride match services. >>> well if you have a bicycle you are not using or even bike parts for that matter this weekend is the perfect time for to you give them to a very worthy cause. program designed by a local bike chain to help entrepreneur and those in need to find a way to get around. carolyn johnson reports. >> mike bike has anyone stores all over the bay area. business is good. so good the company started a foundation to send used bikes to africa where the need is huge. >> most people will never o

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that took off but we have video of this one and there were people inside at a soccer tournament they this hr the sids, some on the side lines you see people running, but 13 people were hurt somewhere inside this one, others were injured as they came down and landed and knocked people over. pef seen several stories of the last months of these things taking off with kids in them. >> when you put them in you need to make sure they're well anchored. if the wind kicks up, they don't weigh a great deal, you the wind can take it up a big deal. the biggest problem is when they hit the ground, the broken arms and sprains and whatnot. you don't expect your kid to be hurt. >> the reports are they had handbags holding these down. some come with stakes and ropes supposed to keep them down but 13 people injured there. reynolds, appreciate you. >>> to our viewers, you remember the patdown club at the airport, you've been through them again and again and again, but are they really sexual assault? some thought so and some lawmakers in one state want to outlaw these things. yes, make it illegal. you know wha

get it out of the last decade to try to sell it to the japanese that they have to do all the painful reforms to grow faster why there h. they're growing want to pursue after a huge economy that's kannan but they could grow faster try let's try to think about the u.s. says doing ok there is no crisis there is no acute crisis no good debt crisis and it's that's why it's so difficult to portray that all structural reforms in the production are for. exactly now won the european heat so badly use the time to force all this along later for the european economy so i think you know really looking at these the elections across europe we've seen a lot of wild cards coming out a lot of nationalist parties doing much much better of course is going to be the element of immigration that always pops up there but there is the euro issue as well and the sense of sovereignty here do you think that the reform reformists for the for the eurozone have enough cards to play to starve off. a growing political reaction because we see that we and i go back to the germans and they say you know. we didn't screw this up you know we use that you'v

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. >> library services are places that they can go, no matter what the h, young, old, teens, seniors.eac the age. t will add to the quality of the like. >> sentiments of the same. >> the libraries of the sanctuary. with more petition signatures that oakland library services remain intact. >> as i mentioned that there are three different proposals from sections of the city council all of them:for keeping the libraries open. oakland, there was a rich like keeping only four but now all three proposals keeping all 18 of these libraries open. only one of these different proposals is discussing hiring back the 40 officers that have been laid off. this is expected to go well into the night dan kerman, kron 4 news. >>pam: california legislators approved a new budget for the next fiscal year it will close to $9.6 billion budget deficit and not rely on tax extensions. instead it will project that with a recovering economy people's paychecks will improve. that will mean more income tax for the state. also drivers would have to pay $12 more to register each vehicle. and the 55 gang attacks force

maybe they never wanted to kill him but teach h a lesson and then he possibly god killed.ut there some kind of consensus when the pakistani journalism, and i have been watching the major pakistani news channel and almost all leading journalists are saying it was quite likely that it was an intelligence operation. it went out of hand maybe but there's a consensus or emerging consensus. >> and if if this instance, it follows form in terms of other deaths of journalists, what will happen? or will this be different? >> i mean, first of, hassan abbas, this is not the first incident. it started in 2006 when a journalist from the north was abducted by unknown people and then his body was found back in 2006 and a judicial commission was formed and the findings of that commission were never made public so it seemed that there was something that the authories at that time were trying to hide. similarly last year we had a high-profile incident, and the good thing about that incident was that hochima survived to tell his story and this incident, and the recent incident, it happened in

the news from the judge, not what h-- not what he wanted to hear. bonds wanted to find out if they were gonna retry him. his lawyers said if the feds want to try him again they need to do it next month. >> i thought, and thought for a long time that the government has had months to decide whether they intend to retry the counts to which there was a hung jury. they said in court today that they haven't decided. >> reporter: the judge said in court, the act still seems reasonable to give the feds a little more time. in light of the fact bonds is appealing his obstruction of justice. >> we remain optimistic about that. we think this is a very, very powerful motion throughout the last count. >> reporter: so it looks like everybody will be back here in late august. in the meantime, bonds' attorney says he always believed he would be vintedcated and that hasn't changed -- vindicated and that hasn't changed. back to you. >> thank you. less than an hour ago,, the capital corridor train was heading from san jose to sacramento when it hit a person on the tracks. there's no word yet on whethe

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