this infinity has tinted rear windows. police say around 2:00 this afternoon mariana's mom stopped at the st. katherine's church food bank to drop off some food. they say she left her keys in the ignition and was in the church for about five minutes. when she got outside she noticed her car was gone. witnesses in the area say they saw the infinity head north, and around 3:00 this afternoon about an hour after this happened there was a sighting of the car on northbound 101. police say this may have been a crime of opportunity as the keys were left in the ignition and it's possible the suspect did not realize there was a baby in the backseat. we talked to the family a few minutes ago, they're obviously very worried and they want their baby back safely. as soon as we get more information, we'll get it back to you. live with breaking news from everything monthrgan hill, nbc area news. >> if someone does have that car and hears a report or someone knows someone who has that car to just leave, call the police, leave the baby and

she was in a 1991 white infinity q95 sedan with tinted windows. california license plate 5xjw88. the california highway patrol, the highway department are all joining in on the search. they believe this was a crime of opportunity. and whoever took the car did not know the mother or the family but just saw a car with the keys there and took it. in city hall right now is a very distraught family. we talked to them and they simply said, we just want our daughter back. we want our granddaughter back, we don't care about the stolen car. they can keep the car. now police are also worried that should these people who stole the car, suddenly realize they have the child, they will just abandon the car some where and leave the child by herself. and that could prove to be very dangerous. so again, take a good look at the picture of the little girl, if you see it, if you see the car give police a call. help them find this little girl. and we'll have more on this in a half an hour and continuing updates as they happen. live in morgan hill, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel channel 2 news. >>> than

buzz lightyear has to infinity and beyond. >> i got a need for speed. >> look out, i'm coming throughase? ta-da. that means watch out. >> a catch phrase? let's do it! and i get after it. that's the last phrase i say before we take the green flag. >> what are the chances john the executive producer of "cars 2" out there. >> when you get eight hits off the ace in the city of brotherly love you think victory. think again. coco crisp. victorino scores rollins. ryan sweeney bloops one into center. it was 2-2. that's all dawk halladay gave up. leads the national league with 123. then in the nine, gets sweeney to groundout. 3 1-rb the final. >> final round of the travelers championship. jacobsen with the lead, and his putter did not flutter. 20-under. now, ryan moore entered 18 tied. this short putt to stay there all done that. despite a final round 63 can, he finishes at 19-under. jacobsen gets his first pga tour victory. >> thank you very much. >> alan: up next, a thriller for auctioneers selling an iconic piece of michael jackson enemy >> alan: coming up at 6:00, the ntsb is just now reve

when she came out a few minute later, the 1991 infinity was gone. so was mariana.ties issued an amber alert at 5:30. the car was located and abandoned at monterey-salinas highway and terara drive six miles from st. kathryn's. the mother's aunt spoke for the family. >> they have been working very hard. thank you very much. we are thankful with them for helping us find the baby. >> mariana was checked out at a hospital and she is fine. police believe the person who stole the car had no idea the baby was in the backseat. investigators have gone over the car for evidence. there have been no arrests. but really, the bottom line here is 1-month-old girl is safe and sound and doing just fine this morning. live at the south bay bureau, terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> thanks a lot. >>> well, there are new developments in the investigation of missing 26-year-old nursing student michele le. friends and relatives continue to put fliers up around the neighborhood. and now we're learning that hayward police executed at least four search warrants and interviewed more than a dozen

this is glen scofield from sledgehammer games and robert bowling from infinity ward. >> jimmy: very goodi mean, "call of duty," it's the biggest franchise in video games, but money making, you guys made, like, a gazillion dollars. >> well, the last two "call of duty's, "modern warfare 2," two years ago and "call of duty: black ops" last year, both broke the record for the biggest entertainment launch in history, not just games. bigger than movies, everything. [ talking over each other ] right. >> jimmy: you were bigger than gaga? >> well -- >> jimmy: yeah. good question, yeah. >> the way i think about it is like, you know how, a lot of people who probably don't watch the nfl every single sunday will still watch the super bowl. >> jimmy: yeah, sure. >> a lot of people who, you know probably aren't hardcore sci-fi fans still saw "avatar." >> jimmy: yeah. >> that's what "call of duty" is becoming to games. it appeals to the core. they're our key audience. >> jimmy: everyone plays it. yeah, but it's so fun. >> but we bring in new people. we bring new people in every year. >> jimmy: yeah. now

if you look to the left, you see the infinity. it has the shaped. that is the rock site. they dug down, put it on rock. as you move north, you come to the southern pacific building or the embarcadero centers or the trans america towers. there, the rock is 40, 60 feet deep. but the decision was made that we need parking. so they elected to dig down to the dents supporting soil and build a foundation on the dance material below the bay mud. so that is a rock site, rock expedite -- rock excavation. this is part of the temporary shoring system that retains the walls of the excavation and prevents the building, other buildings from falling into the hole. >> where were we? >> we were driving around in the marina. we were looking over the perfectly flat marina green, at the whole marine area, which is also perfectly flat because it was artificial filled from the 1915 exposition. >> that is correct. it was hydraulics and pumped in from the bay. same principle, they built a dike on the outside it, and then pumped in the sand. and as we all know, in 1989, a lot of damage. lawrence

. >> still ahead, to infinity and beyond, the amazing journey to unmanned spacecraft. >> nearly 200 firefightersave been tackling an expansive blaze in southwest england. strong wind has spread the flames and local people have been asked to move out of their houses. >> in the dry conditions, more flames rapidly developed into this, a raging fire, leaving a crackling and smoking trail across the dorset countryside. all the time, strong wind presses the flames. 200 firefighters fought to keep it under control as residents watched the flames coming closer and closer. >> i think panic at first. it seemed like a long way away. i could hear the fire engines. i went down with what i was doing and then looked again. it was a ball of flame coming this way. i started to panic a bit then. >> at times, it was unclear how quickly the fire would be brought under control. the question now is how did it start. >> i think it is a delivered fire. if people could understand the implications of that, it does not sound much certain. but we have firefighters from four counties. >> a member of the public has reported

she comes back out and the '91 infinity is gone and so is the baby. authorities issued amber alert. 5:30, the car was located, called in by someone who spotted it. don't know if the amber alert prompted the call it was found abandoned six miles from st. kathryn's. the mother tried to put the entire thing into words. > >> [ inaudible ] leaving a baby and finding her again. thank god i have her back. >> reporter: don't know if anything was going to happen to the child. the child was checked out and she is just fine. police believe the person who stole the car had no idea the baby was in that car. imagine what happened to the person who stole the car. he is driving along, looks in the rear-view mirror or hears sounds from the backseat. and there is this 1-month-old child. the car was found six miles from the scene. police have no suspects yet. live in the south bay bureau, terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> terry, thank you so much. >>> 6:06. in alameda, officials have now reinstated a training program for firefighters in land-based water rescue after huge c

you see that 1991 white infiniti there. it has been recovered and the 1-month-old baby girl on her way to the hospital with her parents on their way as well. >>> new at 6:00 tonight, hayward police trying to connect with fairfield police tonight to try to develop a lead in the case of a missing nursing student. 26-year-old michelle lai disappeared after taking a break from doing rounds at kaiser permanente medical center where she is a student. her car was found less than half a mile away empty. last year a nursing student disappeared after shopping at a fairfield barnes & noble. 12 days later the body was found. her case is yet to be solved. both women studied nursing. both have the same spelling of their last name. >>> two brothers accused of a deadly thanksgiving day shooting in oakland guilty on three counts of murder tonight. the shooting took place back in november of 2006 as the victims and one of the killers sat down together for a holiday meal. jodi hernandez was in the courtroom when the verdict came down. i under

she had left her white infinity with the baby inside. the one -month-old girl inside and the keys also we understand inside the car when she came out the car was gone. that is what started this amber alert search which has ended now. just about 45 minutes ago. now back here live, this is the area, the car was actually parked in that parking lot over there next to the rectory. we understand that the baby was found some where in the salinas- monterey area. we are not sure whether there was a suspect who has been arrested with this. or if the baby was left some where or found with the car. so those are all details that we are working on right now to get some answers. but certainly, a good ending for the family tonight on what has been a very scary afternoon. reporting live here from morgan hill for now, jana katsuyama ktvu channel 2 news. >>> depressing and frustrating words we're hearing when it comes to our weather. it appears we're in for a june gloom as cool drizzly weather blankets the bay area and more is on the way. let's go now to b

. >> the police found the baby in the backseat of her mother's stolen 1991 infinity q45 southwest of salinas at monterey salinas highway and torero drive. a tip lead chp officers to the abandoned car three and a half hours after they you are youked an amber -- they issued an amber alert. >> they have been working really hard. thank you very much. we are thankful for finding the baby. >> i am happy. >> all along police were under the assumption that who ever stole the car had no idea an infant was in the backseat. and that this was likely a crime of opportunity. she left her and the keys in the car as she got information for the food bank program. >> she was parked right in front. she could see the car. i don't know how it happened. she said she just turned around and maybe that's when they took the car. >> police from all over were on the lookout for the car and the little girl. now that they found the car, they will try to identify the suspect and suspects -- or suspects through dna left in the car. >> they are talking to see if thisy have any additional information of similar cases

. >> just three hours later police say the suspect or suspects abandoned the infinity at a park. in the backseat was the little mariana, safe and sound. >> when you have your daughter back -- >> reporter: tired and emotionally drained the family knows how lucky they are to have come so close to losing their daughter forever is something they never want to feel again. >> thank god i have her back and thank you guys for helping me. >> reporter: the family can thank a er nurse who finished a two-hour hike and stumbled on to the car and when she discovered the baby in the back seat she stood guard over the car to make sure nothing happened to the baby. back to you. >> george, it is a happy reunion but this whole or deal started with the mother leaving the baby unattended. any legal recourse for the mom? >> i asked morgan hill police about that and they did tell me this. that the case will be turned over to the d.a.'s office and the d.a. will determine if charges will be placed. either child endangerment or neglect or abandonment she could face if the d.a. says it's warranted. back to

police say the two walked out of a food bank on may 31st and stole an infinity with a baby inside. the baby was later found safe in an abandoned car a few hours later near a park. the pair allegedly is still using the credit card they stole from that car. >>> 16 years after sneaking out of town, one step ahead of the law, crime boss james whitey bolger made his way to federal court in boston surrounded by the law. he was taken to court under extremely heavy security and the curious lined the sidewalk to catch a glimpse of one of america's most wanted men. he's accused of committing 19 murders in the '70s and '80s. he was captured wednesday with his long-time girlfriend. they had been living in santa monica for more than a decade. >>> still ahead, artwork in san francisco attracting a lot of negative attention. not collectors that are interested, but why cops are looking very closely at hidden messages, messages found in local schools. >>> getting out before the water gets too high. the evacuation is under way in one water soaked city. >>> and they're a fan favorite at at&t park. wa

. >> the police found 1-month-old mariana corona in the backseat of her mother's stolen infinity. southwest at salinas. at monterey-salinas highway. a tip led c.h.p. officers to the abandoned car three-and-a-half hours after they issued an amber alert. >> they have been working really hard. thank you very much. we are thankful to help us find the baby. >> i'm happy. >> reporter: all along, police went on the assumption that whoever stole the car had no idea an infant was in the backseat. and this was likely a crime of opportunity. mariana's mother left her and the key in the car while she got information about the st. kathryn church food program. >> she was parked in front. she can see the car. but i don't know how it happened. she said she turned around. maybe that's when they took the car. >> police from all over were on the look-out for the car and the little girl. now that they found the abandoned car. investigators will try to identify the suspect or suspects through d.n.a. or anything else left in the car. >> certainly work with the salinas p.d. and the salinas highway patro

. >> reporter: morgan hill officers say they are looking for a 1991 pearl white infiniti q45 with tinted back windows and california license plate 5xj w-4 48. now, they say the baby mariana carona has black hair, brown eyes, last seen wearing a white onesie with a floral design that looked like flowery pajamas. police are still interviewing witness at the church parking lot. they don't know if they are looking for a man, woman, or if there are more than one suspect. they don't have any description right now. the parents are meeting with the police chaplain at this hour as you can only imagine they are frightened and hoping that whoever stole their car with the baby inside will return them both to a safe place so they can be found. allen? >> sharon, a lot of times we see when this has happened in the past, the driver as soon as they discover the baby they ditch the car close by but apparently that is not the case here. >> reporter: yeah. that's what they are hoping. police say that often times what happens is that maybe they will find the back of a mall or some parking lot somewhere and t

from the opening question of brian roberts head of comcast demonstrated lightning fast speed of infinity, smart program -- [inaudible] and the connection with facebook and other special app platforms. what does that mean for you with regard to social media services help you expand your brand? >> guest: that's incredibly exciting. we are -- of course, all of our brands and the company, we are great fans and users of social media, and we see it as an enormous tool in order to market what we're doing, to communicate with the audience to have a back and forth dialogue with the audience, and you know, whether it's a paramount pictures feature, i'm sure you read a lot about "super8" and via twitter or a show we launched last night, "happily divorced" we had on tv land via twitter and facebook. that's where the audience is, engaged with the processes. we're there, want to be there, i think it's a great tool. it's fascinating as a consumer, and, you know, from a business standpoint, there's a lot of great opportunities. you know, come dale central with a young guy audience, we've seen ourselves

on nov twentieth america launched an infinity of says salt against one of the most heavily fortified japanese islands in the world. tyrone. on board a higgins landing craft ensign leon cooper who was responsible for the lives of hundreds of men. for the thousands of marines riding to the shores that morning no one could imagine the ferocity of the battle to come or the death and destruction that would soon face. in february of two thousand and eight leon cooper a navy veteran of the tower of babel and a film crew left los angeles on a journey that took sixty five years. who might. be at the for. a while doing research for my recent book the war in the pacific of retrospective i happened across and they associated press a report.

what kind of women his infinity wiener been around his whole life he has been. bunch of these kinds of women who have been attacking testosterone who have been attacking traditional male roles he's been around women to whom the idea of a real guy is some sexual wiemer did what he did because he's been surrounded with women like them for his whole adult life. for you never waste an opportunity to bash women even if the story is of a male sex organ and that's very nearly. one hundred years ago this year eight fire broke out at the triangle shirtwaist factory in downtown manhattan fire killed one hundred forty six employees the factory mostly women who were burned alive or jumped out the windows because their exit doors on the on their floors the eighth ninth and tenth floors were locked so the women couldn't say breaks without management's permission it was the deadliest event in new york city at the time the market stood for ninety years until the attacks of nine eleven and it goes down as the fourth deadliest industrial incident in u.s. history but the fire high

tonight from infin onraceway, why this group is considered an economic indicator. >> do you remember stranded travelers last weekend? here is what they could have received if only they'd known to ask. i'm michael finney with your righghghghghghghghghghghghghghgh >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> investigators launching into another investigation into google and business practices. this is the second investigation come to light in the past weeks. now there are political ramifications. abc 7's mark matthews is here to explain why the obama administration is being dragged into this. mark? >> it thooz do with eric schmidt, a big financial support yir when barack obama was running for president. he's been appointed to the counsel and now, google is under investigation by the ftc and the department of justice, well, there are questions about the relationship. google admits its being investigate bid the ftc, looking into complaints google manipulates search engine results in order to highlight you tube, and burying the competition. >> there are huge number of co

the opening session where brian roberts, the head of comcast, demonstrated lightning-fast speed of infinity and smart program announcements. and also the connection with facebook and other social apps platforms. what does that mean for you with regard to social media services and how they help you expand your brand? >> guest: i mean, that's incredibly exciting. we are, um, of course, all our brands and across the company we are great fans and users of social media. and we see it as an enormous tool in order to market what we're doing, to communicate with our audience, to have a back and forth dialogue with our awd dense and, you know, whether it's a paramount, you know, pictures feature -- i'm sure you read a lot about super 8 and the success they had in marketing that via twitter -- or a show we launched last night, aptly divorced on tv land in which we utilized facebook, twitter, etc. again, this is where the audience is. they are very much engaged with these processes, and we're there, we want to be there, and i think it's a great tool. um, first of all, i find it fascinating as a consum

investigators are looking for a burgundy nissan or infinity with damage to the front end. park loved rock climbing and had recently opened his own business selling rock climbing supplies. >>> and the family and friends of michelle le held a vigil tonight. the family is still holding out hope that she may be alive, jana. >> frank, tonight at mountain eden park they were handing out these new posters. although police had said earlier this week that this was a homicide investigation, it's clear that michelle le's family and friends are doing everything they can to bring her home alive. >> i'm in crisis and need a supporting hand. >> reporter: more than 100 people brought their friends and support and a poster with michelle le's photo was surrounded by love of a family still hoping to find her alive. >> we're still staying optimistic that you're out there and we're going to finds you and we're going to bring you home. >> reporter: hayward police announced monday that they are treating the case as a homicide. the le family met today for an update. and brown told police we found

investigators are looking for a burgundy nissan or infinity with damage to the front end. park loved rock climbing and had recently opened his own business selling rock climbing supplies. >>> and the family and friends of michelle le held a vigil tonight. the family is still holding out hope that she may be alive, jana. >> frank, tonight at mountain eden park they were handing out these new posters. although police had said earlier this week that this was a homicide investigation, it's clear that michelle le's family and friends are doing everything they can to bring her home alive. >> i'm in crisis and need a supporting hand. >> reporter: more than 100 people brought their friends and support and a poster with michelle le's photo was surrounded by love of a family still hoping to find her alive. >> we're still staying optimistic that you're out there and we're going to finds you and we're going to bring you home. >> reporter: hayward police announced monday that they are treating the case as a homicide. the le family met today for an update. and brown told police we found

they walked out of a morgan hill food bank may 31st and stole an infinity with a baby inside.baby was found safe inside the abandoned car a few hours later. the pair are still using the credit card they stole when they took the car. >>> pg&e's workers are questioning the documents the utility provided about pipeline safety. the company under fire for that fire and for not being able to provide maintenance records for gas transition lines after the blast killed eight people and leveled a neighborhood last year. eight months after the explosion, the company released a document showing the same pipe ruptured in 1998. pg&e says they are challenging the accuracy of the document. a conflicting account about the leak is the latest in a string of concerns about the company's recordkeeping in the wake of the blast. >>> the show will go on in vallejo. the city's fourth of july fireworks will light up the show after all. they have raised $7,000 needed to pay for it. this marks the second year the city nearly fell short of the $18,000 to pay for the fireworks spectacular. last minute dono

. >> to infinity and beyond! ore incredible. >> we'll be right back. >> see?> to infinity and beyond!c >>> get read >>> get ready to hit it. that's right, take out your stamp. this is our favorite story of the day. >> my stamp looks like a pen. >> we got it down though right there. this reminds us of that song by hall and oats "private eyes." all of our music libraries from the '80s. >> as the song said, private eyes, they see your moves every day. these days what's seen is usually recorded and posted online. as john berman reports. >> reporter: be careful what you say on the train because someone might be watching and filming. when the conductor asked this woman to stop cursing on her phone, she got very mad. >> i would like my money back providing this trip to wherever the next trip is. >> reporter: and very learned? >> i'm not a crazy person, i'm a very well-educated person. >> reporter: yikes. the internet took that educated line and went viral. the video received millions of hits on youtube. and scathing comments like, educated does not mean smart, tactfu

it's a 40% increase from one infinity loop. 80% of the property will be landscaping and the service parkingces almost disappear. they also plan to build an energy center that will generate primary power for the campus. last nights meeting wasn't a huge love fest all the time. i will tell you about the not so vailed threat that he made to the council if he doesn't get his way on this. >>> time is now 6:36. state budget negotiations are down to the wire. governor jerry brown says the talks are on the edge of a disaster. there is a june 16th deadline to meet that budget. in order to meet that deadline they have been working with a handful of republicans. if the republicans can with stand the pressure from conservative colleagues there may be a breakthrough. if not, california will face more drastic cuts. the tax expansion plan will give counties the money they need to house more prison inmates. low level inmates will go to county jails. right now the state prisons are housing 80% more inmates than they were built to hold. if the legislatures can't come up with a solution, the department of cor

that touch off a state wide amber alert for the family's white infinity and police are now combing thator evidence hoping to identify and arrest a suspect or suspects. they don't even have any information on how many suspects or whether they are male or female at this point. they don't believe the family was targeted but that the suspect simply stole the car not realizing that there was a baby inside. so now hours later some good news that the baby and the car have been found safe. >> sharon, this is great, great news. sharon chin. i do have to ask this question. i don't mean to burst this bubble of positive experience. are police talking to the more about any consequences of leaving the keys in the vehicle? >> reporter: they are not talking specifically about charges in this case. the captain we have been talking to is that actually not an unusual occurrence, a young mother and think they are going to be gone for just a couple minutes, leave the baby in the car. obviously a very good lesson and warning not to do that. >> absolutely. all right. sharon chin, thank you very much for that

police say the suspects walked out of a morgan hill food bank on may 31st and stole an infiniti car withy inside. the baby was found later abandoned inside the car near a park in salinas. the pair are allegedly still using the credit card that they stole. >>> and new this morning, rohnert park police released a sketch a man they say assaulted a woman eight days ago while she was jogging. the suspect is described as white between 30 and 35 years old, he's tall between 62' and 6'4". the woman was jogging behind the americana and parkridge apartment complexes when she was confronted. after the man grabbed the woman's arm, she says that he unsuccessfully tried to cut her face with a box cutter. if you have any information you're asked to call rohnert park police. >>> and a peninsula man accused in a car vandalism spree two years ago is in custody this morning. police arrested anthony mitchell this morning on four outstanding warrants. one of the warrants is for an alleged tire-splashing spree in 2009 in san carlos where the tires of more than 50 cars were flattened in just one night. investi

they walked out of the morgan hill food bank on may 31st and stole an infiniti with a baby inside. safe inside the abandoned car a few hours later near a park in salinas. but the pair are allegedly still using the credit card that they stole. >>> the 41st annual san francisco pride celebration will kick off in just a few hours. organizers expect about a million people to attend over the two-day event this weekend. the celebration begins at noon at san francisco's civic center plaza. the party will be a little bit shorter than in years past and police will be cracking down on public drinking. coming up at 7:00 we'll talk to one of the organizers about what might be different today. we'll hear from the family in san jose that was on board the raging inferno that crashed in the desert yesterday. they finally arrived in emeryville and we'll hear from them coming up a at k. >>> all the day's local news coming up in 30 minutes and the rest of the day's stories as well. we'll see you in 30. >>> and we're back on this saturday morning, june 25th, 2011. it is shaping up to be a beautiful mo

a 1 month old hispanic black hair brown eyes wearing pajamas, she was in the backseat of a white infinityas parked at st. catherine's parish in morgan hill, the mother ran into the food bank, left the keys into the ignition the car is gone and the baby is born. we are live in morgan hill with the latest. they have to be concerned if they have not heard or seen anything yet. >> that is right, particularly because we are talking about a 1 month old infant with some pretty special needs. i just came from a police briefing that continues as we speak. the morgan hill police capt jill samson says that they have no confirmed sightings as of 5:15 p.m. or 5:30 p.m. they say they will expand the surge. the police department will now go grid by grid north of bailey avenue in south san jose and then move south, he did not say why they were doing that, but just that they will expand a search. as you said, about 2:00 this afternoon the mother stopped by saint catherine's parish across from the city hall to pick a big bag of groceries. this is a food bank for the homeless and needy. she says that she wa

most of the times infinity and 70s,, most deepwater chilling that drilling at 400 feet below the ocean surface. this well and what deepwater chilling means now is drilling at 5000 feet love the ocean surface and that is ocean here for a 5000 people out. the wild -- the spa was another 13,500 feet below that. actually, slightly further out, not even the deepest well anymore is another well that is as far down as mount everest is up. what we found out it's even that they guarantee to us they knew what they were doing, they were trying to apply to knowledge you developed in the 1970s for 400-foot wells to a 5000-foot while and they didn't know what they were doing and they weren't able to stop the pasture. and not only that, but they had guaranteed us that were there to be a blowout and everyone knows there can be a blowout because that is what you plan for, the gulf of mexico is one of the most difficult places to drill in the world. one of the reasons why is it is very cassius. bubbles up, kicks, mixed really very difficult and everyone knows this and every plan ready for drilling in th

physical requirements, he says that jobs is doing this in part because this building -- remember, when infiniti loop was built, he wasn't the ceo. this is a chance for him to leave a physical legacy behind. as far as his appearances to the city council, he says jobs has always been a hands-on ceo. this is kind of the typical hands 0 -- hands-on thing he would do. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. back to you. >> thank you. >>> san leandro police are searching for two teenage girls accused of trying to lure two children into a van promising them candy. an 8-year-old and 9-year-old told police they were walking at carrie drive and san jose street sundayian, when the two teenaged girls approached them and said they had candy in a nearby van. >> the children ignored the teenagers and walked away. police are describing one of the teenaged girls as about 16 years old, asian, with short black hair. the other girl was also about 16, she was white, with straight, shoulder-length blonde hair. >>> jackie speier will take a tour of the san bruno pipeline disaster this morning when the -- with the head of t

to infinity and beyond. by the power of gray skull. what the hell! >> power of gray skull.rs. from "the los angeles times," the comic book adaptation, starring an able ryan reynolds is uneven but watchable. "usa today," don't expect green lantern to light up the screen instead it's muddled, overwrought and noisy. >> that's not good. and like the stars of those movies really have to be important. if they don't light your candle, it's not going to go well. >> exactly. we were talking earlier about ryan reynolds as a superhero. you're not really sold? >> that's just me. that's my humble opinion. other people love him. it looks very green the whole thing. >> green lantern was one of my favorite super heroes as a kid. >> nerd. >> i have my green lantern ring here if i can find it. where is the lantern? >> is your tattoo of the green lantern. ñ >>> this morning on "world news now" -- stepping aside. seven-term congressman anthony weiner's dramatic announcement to resign. >> after a sexting scandal distracted fellow democrats for three weeks, the political pressure became too much

. >> reporter: or do it with an infinity scarf.how easy this was. >> reporter: and never underestimate the power of an accessory to transform an outfit. tah-dah. i did nautical and patriotic. >> perfect. i love it. i want to do one thing for you and just give you this to put on. work that red in there. you are fourth of july fashionable. >> reporter: at superdry we saw basics in red, white and blue. easy pull-on polo, school tank tops and very right now trend, the maxi dress. >> the full length many dress which is hot for summer. >> reporter: we went inside the fabled fashion closet where lori pulled out must haves for the fourth and take us into the fall. >> stars are adorable for the fourth of july. here's a little fashion tip. they'll be huge for fall 2011. >> reporter: over at macy's we found one of the most unexpected ways to make a pate fraughtic statement with color blocking. >> just takes the color blue and plays with it in lighter shades and darker. ununle to findd dresess, do it t home. take a blue top and blue bottom and

odds infinity to one. >> the whole wife issue to deal with. >> sharon might have a little issue but otherwiseoom >> that's nice. >> weathers any storm. >> i will say i just love the fact that this beautiful gal is named pippa. >> great name. >> that's a great name. pippa. >> more pippa in a bitta. >> don't flippa. ,,,,,,,, >>> the appeal for amanda knox in perugia, italy, she's the american serving time in italian prison for killing her roommate. her attorneys are trying to overturn her conviction in the death of meredith kimpber. five witnesses each say knox could not have committed murder. all have questionable backgrounds. we welcome you back to the "early" show on this saturday morning. i'm russ mitchell. >> i'm rebecca jarvis. coming up we'll speak with amanda's parents about the new development. >>> in syria, witnesses say syrian forces and gunmen loyal to president assad stormed a town near the turkish border. homes were burned and dozens arrested. wyatt, what is expected to happen in the next 24 to 48 hours? >> reporter: russ, good morning. the key development we learned today is that

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muslims, shia, of that region to try to remember that the differences between them are refractions of infinity, and to hold open the possibility that from the bottom where the top is either collapsing or using ultraviolence that from the bottom, those communities can stay in compassionate connection, sacred connection with each other, not easy, and i understand and feel compassion for all those who feel fright ped in that -- frightened in that process and still it seems to me that the nonviolence that has been so not absolute, but so much the majority response of the grassroots communities in egypt, in syria, that incredibly brave tens of thousands of people braving fire, being fired on by the army, from helicopters, and coming back into the streets unarmed, that if anything does indeed reflect the compassionate one, that response does, and we must do our best to encourage that nonviolence response not only to the violence, but towards the other communities, and finally, i want to come back to america. because it seems to me in dealing with this violence and the possibility of nonviolence in t