>> but there was the story in the seattle paper called "the eastside journal."ystery man set up big businesses with other people's money, lived the high life and skipped town with as much as $1.2 million. leaving the business and millionaire partner bankrupt. and for all the world knew, this shady character's name was steve heitman, evelyn's son. >> you feel violated. it's an invasion of privacy. >> and for you a sacred memory? >> yeah. >> yet evelyn heitman couldn't figure it out? why her son, why her sacred memory? and who was the man staring at her from the front page of the newspaper? a thousand miles away, a man who had also lost a son was staring at the same newspaper brought to him by a relative. >> and she said this sounds like the guy that scammed you out of your guns and businesses and everything. she handed me the paper. it was jim rowe. >> so finally, the mystery man was identified. not mike or steve or bob. but jim. jim rowe. james ruben rowe, to be exact. at long last a real name, but that was all that was real about him. >> it's been very gratifyi

in seattle we have ha part of the story.icole. >> reporter: good morning. you can see the memorial that continues to grow here behind me. it was here on this street in south seattle that four people were shot, one of the four a 19-year-old pregnant woman died. i had a chance to talk with her family. they had a lot to say about this potential break in the case. her family tell me they received a phone call sunday morning from police telling them that the 19-year-old man killed in san francisco could be connected to the shootings that happened in seattle on wednesday. it was late wednesday night that a man walked up on foot and opened fire, shooting at four people on a south seattle street, that's according to seattle police. three of the people are recovering from injuries but as i said, tanya gilbert who had turned 19 and expecting a baby was killed. we spoke with her friends and family. one of the victim's friends told us it was the first day she felt safe enough to step foot outside after she heard the person of interest w

live in seattle, marla, back to you. >> thank you, natalie. 6:35. an update on a car that crashed into a home in oakland. we reported this a few minutes ago. we have -- we had our chopper over the scene. the chopper had shown us damage to the fence in the front yard of this home. police were chasing a car when it lost control on west street in the area of 36th and webster. we don't know yet why police were chasing the car. here is a look at the scene from our chopper. we do understand that the driver jumped out after the crash. that last report police were still looking for them. you can see the damaged fence. the car was towed away. we have a crew on the way. we'll have an update as soon as we get new information. >> budget cuts in contra costa county take a toll on the sheriff's department. the contra costa times reports that the sheriff's department fields as few as six deputies in the graveyard patrol to cover the entire county. by comparison, richmond staffs at least ten officers at night. other cities have at least six officers on parole for a

to get from that side of seattle to this side of seattle you had to paddle. and now people are little bit more remote, they see the water from afar and they think everything's, you know, great on the water and it looks good to have it there, but they're not really experiencing being on the water. >> for $15 an hour, you can rent a kayak, the restaurant also organizes tours where you can go through lots of an oats -- right now i'm seattle's lake union, where you have amazing views of the space needle and a short paddle away from here you can go and see some of the houseboats made famous by the movie "sleepless in seattle" you get views of seattle from the water you just can't get any other way. so if you live here, or you're visiting seattle, don't miss the experience of going out on a kayak. >> all right, fun stuff. now to the not so fun stuff. the debt ceiling debate has lawmakers on edge, regular people as well, including small business owners, one man's story right after the break. >>> if there's one thing we have all learned, the debt ceiling drama affect

ktvu christian captain is live now with the seattle shooting harding may be connected to. >> reporter: we will start off with a look at the growing memorial to 19-year-old kenneth harding here at the intersection of third street and oak dale. let's show you the scene where all of this began. the running gun battle through the san francisco bay. overnight ktvu learned harding was wanted in connection of a murder of 19-year-old tania gilbert out of seattle. she was shot and killed last wednesday. it was reported that gilbert was pregnant but the coroners office says she was not. police say harding is the man seen on the ground in a you tube video that came out over the weekend. san francisco police say they shot and killed him when he took off after officers tried to stop him on the muni platform. he started firing at him. officers could not find the gun. people in the area were outraged. a lot of the people here in the bay view said police could not find the gun. >> until they find a gun he don't have no gun. >> reporter: yesterday afternoon i spoke with police chief greg sur that told

>>catherine: he is being linked to a seattle murder. they held a vigil for the 19 year-old victim when she was killed. kenneth harding was her roncalli in seattle. that is not the only run in. he was the first person of interest-in that woman's 19 year-old killing and the seattle. she was pregnant. people in washington state history. some of what i found during today. most promoting prostitution. picking out a 13 year-old. prostituting out a 13 year- old. also needed to help time for assaulting a bus driver in seattle. the bus driver walked back to warn him to stop the obscenities the bus seat and punched him. also in 2009 of first- degree robbery. these are three cases in the last three years. >>catherine: you spoke t a double-homicide and richmond. >> historic plea there has been some type of friction between these two groups north richmond and a central richmond. i do not know the root cause of that is or when it began. it has been for several years since this beef has been going on. when we are looking to see if there's any connecti

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this was lakeside in north seattle. what was it like? what was the thing that you thought this guy is interesting? >> guest: there are pictures of bill and be together -- there are some examples in the museum. but they are not hot. that could probably be fixed. i just remember bill wearing saddle shoes and a sweater. he walks in very gamely and man young man and this was at our high school. there were a few of us almost elbowing our way to get time on the terminal and bill was one of them and a few others. at the end of the month they would post a horrifying list of how much money would run up on a time share. bill and i were at the top. how will i explained my parents $68 of time sharing? that was always anxiety provoking. >> host: what about today you saw that article in popular mechanics? that magazine, check out the revolutionaries exhibit. the first two thousand years of computing. really interesting. the magazine is blown up downstairs. what was that feeling like when you saw that magazine? >> host: >> guest: of feeling of vindicat

seattle at 78. focus on seattle. they have had a cool spring into early summer. tomorrow is nothing to brag about at 72 on saturday. portland at 74. some of the heat in the middle of the country, heat ridge will shift to the west. by the time we get to sunday, a chance for 80 in the pacific northwest. if you are watching us on channel 2 in anchorage, alaska, let a talented cast lure you into a night of mystery and adventure following the story of the 39 steps at the anchorage community theater. that's your pacific event of the day list. >>> now here's your early look at headlines in entertainment. at the box office this weekend if there is anyone who can take down "harry potter," perhaps it it's "captain america." starring chris evans "captain america" reportedly cost $150 million to make. its studio also plans on long run franchise films. to start off on the right foot and beat "harry potter", it needs to earn at least $50 million this weekend. >>> also open, the non-potter audience, another recent run of r-rated comedies "friends with benefits." co-stars justin

we will continue to monitor the situation out of seattle washington. a huge traffic accidents her. >> the time is 9:22 a.m.. bryan stow, the giants fan who was beaten, las angeles county leaders have increased the reward for information leading to the rest of his attacker. they have brought that up to $250. the board of supervisors voted yesterday to increase the county's portion from 10,000-25,000. that is to the 25,000 total with the new increase. police arrested giovanni ramirez as the prime suspect but he has not been charged in this case although he was sent to prison in an unrelated parole violation. in the meantime, bryan stow has experienced a setback. he has to undergo emergency surgery on monday because of massive amounts of fluid buildup that cause a thirty second seizure. his doctor removed the bold flat that was put in place and found some sort of growth if that he had never seen before. the growth was removed and a filter put in to drain the fluid from his head. we are keeping our eyes on wall street. the dow was down by 21 points. we'll

so, those uniforms we saw on the seattle p.d. came from right here?yes. >> reporter: that's pretty cool. >> reporter: they make gear for memphis, philadelphia, phoenix, orlando, and, as david found out, metro atlanta. >> reporter: i'll give you a traffic ticket. >> reporter: that's a nice color on you. >> reporter: sharyn was once a reporter here in seattle, but clearly, i wasn't. >> no, no. >> reporter: what's wrong with a hoodie? >> not good with our rain. >> reporter: she was out to fix it. good color? >> reporter: this will keep him try? >> yes. >> reporter: no complaining. >> no complaining. >> reporter: i didn't complain. and sharyn, too. >> great color on you. >> reporter: sharyn, what do you think of this? >> reporter: instructor. what arereou teaching? >> reporter: they outfitted us. we were off. >> reporter: hi! i'm sharyn. rediscovered entire stores filled with made in america. these are ropes from lobster pots. where else? maine. these are made from recycled wine bottles. >> reporter: and while sharyn was checking out gifts, i was checking

>>catherine: he is being linked to a seattle murder. they held a vigil for the 19 year-old victim when she was killed. kenneth harding was the first one of interest in her roncalli in seattle. that is not the only run in. he was the first person of interest-in that woman's 19 year-old killing and the seattle. she was pregnant. >> a been on the phone with people in washington state and washington d.c.. they say that he has an extensive history. some of what i found during today. most recently he was in jail for promoting prostitution. picking out a 13 year-old. he was convicted. - prostituting out a 13 year- old. also needed to help time for assaulting a bus driver in seattle. the bus driver walked back to warn him to stop the obscenities but he followed him back to the bus seat and punched him. also in 2009 of first- degree robbery. these are three cases in the last three years. >>catherine: you spoke to the seattle police? >> i did. you mentioned that murder case. they said that he was not necessarily a suspect but he was the person of

now, he has family in seattle.fficers had tried to cite him for muni fare vegas and the latest information from police reveals he is a parolee from washington state and a person of interest in the shooting of four people in seattle including a woman rumored to be pregnant but an autopsy revealed that she was not. meantime, police are continuing their investigation into what happened over the weekend near a bayview train platform. >> the suspect fled on foot. he fired backwards at the officers and they returned fire in self-defense. >> the man did not have a gun. they shot that man and let that man die in front of my face in front of these kids' faces out here. >> reporter: as you heard, some witnesses at the scene claim police shot an unarmed man. now, officers recovered a gun at the scene yesterday after reviewing the youtube video and talking to a witness. police believe it is the same .45-caliber weapon used by the suspect to shoot at officers yesterday afternoon. again, right now we are waiting for a noon news

. >> amanda was scholarshiped out to seattle prep. not like she was given a silver spoon or anything by any means. >> chris johnson, an english teacher at seattle prep, recalls a girl who was different from her classmates. >> she was so diligent that she signed up for an extra english class at a time when she could have had a free period. she took an extra class. so she stood out. >> and as for boys -- >> did she have many serious boyfriends before? >> no. she was definitely a very late bloomer. i don't even remember a boyfriend until college. >> she knew very early on that she wanted to see the world. >> i think amanda started talking even in middle school about wanting to travel and to see different places. >> amanda would take her love for adventure to the university of washington where she would major in linguistics. her friend ann drew describes a woman open to the world. >> i think it was just her open personality to see the good things in people and have always a positive attitude about everybody and everything in the world. >>

seattle, 16-game losing streak. it's not going to get any better facing that guy.c sabathia feasting on the mariners' lineup. ichiro can't make contact. sabathia was perfect. actually through six innings. yankees had some offense. curtis granderson pokes one just over the left field wall. amazing. he's got 28 home run this season. after a little rain delay, we go to the top of the seventh inning, sabathia is still holding on to that perfect game, but seattle's brendan ryan, there it is, breaks it up with a line drive. seattle's only hit of the night, in fact. sabathia strikes out 14. yankees win, 4-1. that is the 17th now consecutive loss for seattle. meanwhile boston beat kansas city last night. that keeps the red sox two games up on the yankees in the a.l. east. coming up on the top of the hour on "morning joe" house speaker john boehner fights his own caucus. we'll kick it down to joe, mika, and the crew in washington to sort through all of this. >>> and we continue our celebration of the second anniversary of this program with a mystery caller. that is next. bu

the grandmother indicated he moved to san francisco with his mother before he moved to seattle. right now police are looking ated to the meeting on wednesday. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> two people are dead and two wounded after a shooting this weekend. investigators say the violence may be part of a feud. ktvu's patty lee will explain how police plan to handle the increase in homicides. details ahead at 5:30. >>> one day since casey anthony walked out of jail a free woman and that has many wondering where is she now. casey anthony was released yesterday. hours later a plane registered to one of casey anthony's attorneys took off from orlando. making four stops across the country before ending here in the bay area. it is unclear whether casey anthony was on the plane. her attorneys say a plan was made to protect casey anthony from people with the quote, lynch modmentality. >>> new northern california twist in the casey anthony story. leonard pudia is suing casey anthony and jose baez. he claims he accepted their offer to search for caylee anthony and spent $200,000

he has family in seattle. officers had tried to cite him for muni fare evasion and the latest information from police reveals he is a parolee from washington state and was a person of interest in the shooting of four people in seattle including a woman rumored to be pregnant. an autopsy has revealed she was not. meantime police are continuing their investigation into what happened over the weekend near a bayview train platform. >> the suspect fled on foot. during the course of the foot pursuit we believe the suspect fired backwards at the officers. the officers returned fire in self-defense. >> if you look around you can see the frustration. there is no relationship between the commute and police departments obviously. they show up on motorcycles and riot gear so it is intimidating to the young people. they are excited. they loved a love one so the excitement is bringing about this. the ancestors inside of them are crying it out today. >> reporter: some witnesses at the scene claim police shot an unarmed man.

michelle newman in seattle for us, thank you. we hope it warms up for the folks in seattle so they can enjoy a little bit of summer before it's gone. here is rebecca. >>> the other hot topic is de jure politics. they are working on a plan to cut spending and raise the federal debt limit and prevent a possible default. on thursday, talk a deal was done but all that did was make people angry. cbs news congressional correspondent nancy cordes has the latest from capitol hill. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. when news of that potential deal leaked out, it threw democrats here on capitol hill into an uproar. they said it was all spending cuts, most tax increases, at least not for the foreseeable future. within minutes of reports surfacing that the two sides were nearing a deal, the speaker's office and the white house were furiously denying it. >> there is no deal. we are not close to a deal. >> reporter: anyone reporting a $3 trillion deal without revenues is incorrect tweeted a top white house aide for good measure. there i

seattle was the best tonight. bank shot, she had 17. 73-63, the mystic fall. >>> time for a final break. when we return, why nfl players are forced to go back to college for rehab during the lockout. stick around. not that long ago, many families were priced out of an overheated housing market. but the times have changed. get the facts at remax.com. it's a great place to see all the listings in thousands of cities and towns. with lots of houses to chose from and down-to-earth prices the dream of owning a home seems more attainable than ever. find out what an experienced re/max agent can do for you. nobody sells more real estate than re/max. visit remax.com today. >>> nfl lockout simply means no games, practices, no talking with coaches, trainers, no access to team facilities, no pay, no insurance, and no fun, especially for those injured on the job. >> i think anybody making up a positive from this lockout is trying to make headlines, trying to make the best of a bad situation. i don't think there's a single playe

this 27,000 square-foot warehouse near seattle has been converted into an idea lab for food.d of nathan myhrvoldlda billionaire scientist-turned chef. who makes his art with chemistry, and spices it with a passion for food. >> cooking relies on science. but cooking is itself an art. >> reporter: every bit of food imaginable has been deconstructed to get to the essence of itstsaste. and then, rebuilt, using the core principles of science. the result, "modernist cuisine." not just a cookbook. but $625 water-proof bible of food. a collection sold out of its first printing, despite its enormous size and cost. >> we had a goal to show people a vision of food they hadn't seen before. >> reporter: take this simple bon-bon. not so simple here. bananas are turned into juice, which is frozen in liquid nitrogen, before being browned in hot syrup. trust t . there is nothing complicated about the result. oh, wow. >> this is about 20 to 25 pounds of peas. >> reporter: this chef spun peas in a jar at speeds that hold more gs than an astronaut on liftoff. are they making pea butter anywhere

the seattle fire department. their uniforms? american-made.hich got us thinking about the uniform factory we found here in seattle, olympic. they told us, up to 90% of uniforms are bought overseas. so, if we could get one more city, say, houston, with a police force of 5,400, to buy the uniforms here? 40 new jobs right now. if i buy american, does it create american jobs? what do you tell them? >> i t tl them, absolutely. >> reporter: that very notion had mickey jumping on her one thing. an american trampoline. an economic rebound might just be as simple as all of us finding our one thing. >> reporter: love seattle. we brought our one thing. this is my iphone. as you can see, it's working. in plastic. waterproof -- that's daring. >> no. >> reporter: i can still call you later. >> and yours? >> reporter: and mine, i can't resist a pair of shoes. these are amazing. they are called one soles. you need this one pair of soles. and the covers come off. and you can replace the covers. now, they sold these on the japanese version of, essentially, the

you know, i live in south seattle. ttleve very close to where the slammic center is. iic have probably seen these guy but i wanted to say was just a r general comment to the american people. has nothing to do the terrorists or anything like that but has to do with our foreign policy. we support monarchs and despot's of the middle east, support for s of the if you listen to what they were saying, they have a point. h it has nothing to do with islamm but their policies. so without a change in thesen ts policies what is going to to happen, this will continue.ne add just want everyone to charts are read and understand rverything they can about the middle east and one of four policies doing.. >> guest: i'm glad you raised that point. would like to give you an illustration from a boat, which i think those people what they need to know. individuals who have really bachmann to i this hateful way f life. i was in guantanamo bay. is sof the last court appearances for theanmo september 11th suspects before the attorney general announced it would go to federal court inw the south

some could clip seattle, not a lot of wet weather, but a bit.after we get rid of the clouds later today we'll warm to 74 in l.a., 97 in vegas. are the big winners. temperatures of much of southern california, including sacramento, lower 90s. the weather pattern not changing. >> i have no more good or bad news. >> are you getting paid today, bill? >> just today, i'm not sure about tomorrow. >> thank you. >>> big ben boosts stocks. oil bubbles up and what not to wear this summer on the job. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, he pushed a friend to do it for his country. now he's been asked himself. will he come through as well? >>> the u.s. women punch their ticket to the world cup final. and what would you rather have, a world series ring or your own baseball card? how about both? you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry and here are some of your top headlines this morning. a new reuters/ipsos poll have mitt romney leading michele bachmann in a head-to-head m

seattle, cooler than you would like. portland, same for you after a nice weekend. 69 in san francisco. tomorrow we'll do a little bit better. 77 in l.a. watch out in phoenix for late-day storm. if you are watching us on king 5 news in seattle, head over to kirkland arts center at inventing an illusive space. >>> here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. with "harry potter's" magic fading, "captain america: the first avenger" muscled its way to the top at the box office this weekend. "captain america" opened number one stronger than expected with over $65 million and a 64% male audience. was a fifth of five superhero movies opening this summer. all debuted in the top spot. >>> "harry potter and the deathly hallows: part 2," the eighth and final installment in the boy wizard franchise dropped to the second spot with slightly less than expected, just over $48 million. its audience dropped a whopping 72% from its record-setting opening last weekend. >>> the weekend's other big release, the romantic c

as we look toward tomorrow, repeat. 68 in seattle. chance of showers. that's getting a little ridiculous. if you are watching on kcre in sacramento, california, head to placerville at the main library. that's your event of the day. just butter on mine. no salt. >> bill, thank you so much. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. for a celebrity, matt damon thinks he's pretty lucky especially compared to his friends, brad pitt and angelina jolie. damon told german tv this past weekend pitt and jolie are like prisoners. they can't go someplace and even if they just want to take a walk, it turns into a "international incident." as for his relative peace, damon credits living in new york city. he avoids tourist spots and says new yorkers are "very cool." they don't flip out if they see me. >> the fallout from the jennifer lopez and mark anthony divorce seems to be coming from her camp, focussing on his controlling nature. us weekly quotes sources who say he always tries to manage her wardrobe because he didn't want the 40-y

in the fourth quarter, seattle takes control. to the basket the hard way.eattle won by 10, 73-63. >>> in germany, the women's world cup soccer tournament. there is some controversy in this one could you cannot do that in soccer. it hits the post and the defense person for guinea fix it up. five minutes later she takes the ball away and scores. that ties it at 1-1. this is a beautiful long pass. she hits it, gets it on her book, and gets it in the back of the net. the 18th -- >>> the at&t team finished up today. this is an nit hockneck whatney's tournament to lose. he would get it in for a birdie. he was staring down all afternoon with shots like this one on 14. that pulled him even. but things fell apart for troy on 15. he missed that badly. rodney was steady. he took advantage for mayor -- from there. he won by two strokes. the at&t national will be returning to our area next year. it will be back home at congressional. >> will tiger be back? >> by then, i am sure. >> that is a good answer. [laughter] >>> all the watches and all the warnings are gone. ther

do you believe in seattle? we have only had three 80-degree days this year. i mean, that's an incredible stat. the warmest was 84, and that was only for one day. here's what we are dealing with today. we need the jet stream to go north of the pacific northwest up into canada. then we'll get the warmer air to flow your way. as long as the flow continues from the north or northwest, we are going to see the cool summer stick with us. also a good deal of sunshine out there in central california today. in bellingham, the only area i found to have rain, and that continues at this hour. and today we have a slight chance of showers for seattle and portland as it stays cloudy and cool. that's a lookrosa, right around. tucson, a slight chance for a late-day storm. the good news is the pacific northwest will be sunny so they won't be the warmest this weekend. >> all right. >> it is sunny, though. >> they'll take that. they'll take that. bill, thanks so much. >>> well, wall street worries, an airline goes on a shopping spree, and the end of a long successful partnership.

seattle was cool, interior california was warm. but right along the coast, especially san francisco, they kept their temperatures around 66. vegas tied dallas at 106 yesterday. nice day yesterday in los angeles. and for downtown l.a., the next five, six days looks to be mid 80s and sunny, so a very enjoyable summer forecast. the cold front has cooled us off in the northwest. you see the gray here, the gray in the map shows you where the clouds are, that's why we have a little bit of drizzle in coastal washington state. and that's why in seattle the forecast today, about 70, the sun will come out later in the day after we burn off some of the clouds and everywhere else looks pretty dry. but thunderstorms possible in much of arizona and utah.orms. temperatures nice in california, on the comfortable side, enjoy. >> very quiet, beautiful forecast for much of the west, details coming up. >> thank you, bill. >> markets fall on debt deal pressure. netflix is wall street's darling no more. and the lunch to buy the person who has just about

a seattle lab is developing a medical marijuana patch for pets.he purpose is to help ailing animals that suffer everything from arthritis to cancer. developers hope to have the patch ready by the end of the year. what we do for our pets. >>> the nfl trade you'll be talking about today, and a an yelling match erupts at the tigers game. plus an emotional moment for one young red sox fan. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> all the attention is on tropical storm don and how much rain it will bring to texas. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you are just waking up, this is "early today." in sports from ending a four-month lockout the nfl is kicking things off with big name trades. here's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. the season hasn't even started, and the new england patriots are already big winners. they traded for a pair of pro bowlers. chad ocho cinco will try to fill the spot by randy moss. chad may need to change his name again.

the third quarter, seattle is up. the bomb from the top of the tea. is money. that was the lead in half. two birds. she scores the hard way. seattle wins 73-63. from england to germany, the soccer tournament. controversy in this match. hits the post. the players are shocked. australia roars back. should it this past off of her head. australia wins the final three- two. beat norway. ick whaney wins >> prince william and kate are their whirl wind tore of canada. in aam delivered a speech ceremony at city hall. >> we have had the strong storm moved through the district. 72 miles pers were hour downtown. 63 mile per hour wind gusts in sterling. you can see the temperatures have really fallen. a severe thunderstorm watch in until midnight tonight. showers andnce for thunderstorms. wjla.com is yourhe weather. >> thank you for joining [ kate ] if this icelandic mud could work wonders on my skin, imagine what it could do for my business. now, i just had to figure out a way to get it back to the states. so i called john, my citibank small business expert. [ john ] kate,

now san francisco police here are working with seattle police to see how the homicide there in seattle is tied to the suspect who died here in san francisco. we'll continue to follow new developments on this. i have been calling up to seattle to speak with investigators and the police and sheriffs office up there. we'll have more details for you and more developments as they occur. for now we are live in san francisco. >>> this morning protestors are going top picket outside u.s. airways ticket counter. they will demand that airline investigators meet with the naacp in the saggy pants case. yesterday prosecutors dropped charges. the university of new mexico football player had refused to pull up his pants as he boarded a plane. the naacp recently allowed a cross dresser to fly around without any objections. >>> michelle le has turned up empty. more than 100 volunteers combed rural areas friday and saturday. some of the searchers came as far away as florida. she was last seen on may 27th at kaiser hospital. police are investigating the case as a homicide. >>> time now 5:04. oakland poli

outside seattle, a 9-year-old girl who had similar stories decided she could help. she could do her part by forgoing birthday presents and raising money for clean drinking water for other kids. last weekend, that little girl lost her own life in a tragic accident. but that's not where the story ends. nbc's lee cowan explains how even now rachel beckwith continues to "make a difference." >> reporter: you might think this story starts and ends on the cold shoulder of i-90 near seattle, where a polka dot cross now marks the spot of a terrible accident. but it actually started last month, just before rachel beckwith's 9th birthday. instead of asking for a gift, she wanted to give one. clean water to thirsty kids in faraway lands. >> her big crazy goal is to raise $300 so that 15 kids in africa would have clean, safe water. >> reporter: she raised $220 just $80 short of her goal. she resolved to try again next year. but then came the accident. too violent for even the biggest of hearts to survive. >> i don't think you have to be a parent to not be able to wrap your mind

seattle would answer in the 10th. the tailor made double play but cliff pennington can't turn it. franklin gutierrez scores and that is your game winner, man, 4-2 the final. >>> tiger woods has not hit golf balls for sneerly two months due to an injured left leg including his knee and achilles tendon. no surprise when announced he would not play at the british open. he said he will not return to play until he is 100% healthy and claims he made a mistake playing at the player's championship two months ago. he still has the pga championship coming up on august 11. >>> raggedty ann watches for the tour de france. for the -- pardon my french. >> evans takes it in a photo finish. over the defending champ by that much. when i think about it, tiger woods, i don't think he should even come back this year. get himself healthy. only one major left. no reason to come back. >> and difficult to perform well coming back. >> i know he wants to but i just at this point want him to just get healthy. >> doesn't seem like he will. >> th

according to court documents from seattle, harding forced a 14-year-old girl from a seattle street in january 2010 and drove her to an area where he commanded her to get out and sell her body. when the girl refused, harding showed her a wad of cash and described it as ho money. the girl insisted she was not a prostitute. harding then threw her belongings out of his car and drove off leaving her in an unfamiliar area according to the police report. >> you don't shoot a dog like that! >> reporter: at a protest in the bayview, some demonstrators told me the suspect's criminal history is not important. >> child rape, promotion of prostitution. >> did they know all that before they shot him? >> robberies. >> is that something to shoot him about or did they know all of that? no. every time they kill somebody, the first thing they do is to demonize them. they got to demonize them! >> reporter: so a great deal of anger in the bayview district. in fact, the police department and city leaders will be meeting in the bayview district with residents on wednesday evening at 6:00, dana. you know, th

lakeside school north seattle. what was it like? i mean, why did you think? was the thing you thought? this guy is interesting. >> well, you know, there are some pictures of bill and i together slaving over a hot day. i think there are some examples downstairs in the museum. >> yes, yes, there are. >> not hot. that could probably be fixed i assume. and i just remember bill used to where saddle shoes. anyway, sweaters. he walks and very gangly young man. after a few weeks after an hour high-school. there were just a few of us that were almost all going our way to get time on the terminal. there were a few. at the end of the month there would post up the kind of a or a finalist of how much money you had run up. bill and i were always up there at the top. you think, how do i explain $68 on the time share? so that was always anxiety provoking. >> how about the day when you saw the article in popular mechanics, 1974. >> popular electronics. >> the site. actually, that magazine, check out the revolutionaries of it. this museum is basically the first two dozen years

his connection to a brutal crime in seattle. good evening everyone i'm healther holmes. >> and i'm ken -- heather holmes. >>> and i'm ken wayne. seattle police say the 19-year- old was a person of interest in a shooting there last week that left a pregnant woman dead and three others injured. his name has not been released. the gunman in the south seattle shooting on wednesday opened fire on a parked car killing the 19-year-old woman who was seven weeks pregnant. both police departments are now working together on their investigation. >>> police today confirmed they recovered the gun believed to have been used by the suspect in yesterday's shooting in san francisco. ktvu's maureen naylor explains police video taken by a resident helped investigators locate the weapon. in the video you see a large crowd following yesterday's officer involved shooting. the person who posted it anonymously claims you see a handgun about 20 feet from the mortally wounded teenager and that someone in a hooded sweatshirt picked it up. >> the person wh

showers from seattle to northern california. love the wet stuff. >>> 70s from sacramento to seattle. phoenix hits 100 degrees and dallas, 103. 91 degrees in kansas city and 84 in chicago. 80s from boston to atlanta. >>> well, coming up, a disease outbreak at a las vegas me megaresort impacting thousands of guests. >>> casey anthony gets out of jail this weekend and now we know there is a million dollar check waiting for her. >>> why exactly are these people running so fast? bumps and bruises in an early morning stampede. i >>> there's another warning thi. morning about the u.s. credit rating because of the uncertainty over raising the debt limit. standard & poor's says there's a 50/50 chance it will downgrade the bond rating. moody's issued a similar warning. it will make it more expensive for the government to borrowmon money. > overseas markets are mixed thanks to that warning from the s&p. tokyo's nikkei average lost 38 points today. hong kong's hang seng is down about 80 points. in london, the ftse opened lower. on wall stre

the police was stupid. >> reporter: but seattle police tell our seattle sister station harding was a of interest in the murder of a 19- year-old woman there days before he was shot and killed in the bay view. >> show me the dna. >> reporter: a sense of anger has been brewing since the shooting, much of it captured on video, with bystanders saying he was unarnold. today police say ... >> at one point he turned and fired upon the officers under his arm. >> reporter: some in the bay view see that account as too farfetched. >> see how you run and shoot back under your arm and see how that turn out for you. >> reporter: but he uploaded video showing what he thought was the gun of harding. >> there was proof that there was a phone that fell. >> reporter: however, san francisco police say shot- spotter captured the entire shooting. 10 shots in total. they are certain the first shot came from harding. >> and that is gps-registered down to the mili second. >> reporter: others in the bay view accept harding may have fired at cops but say what this neighborhood can't accept -- >> what the peopl

he was a person of interest in the death of a pregnant woman up in seattle. he was here in san francisco where police are trying to stop him for not paying his muni fare they have a shot spotter system of the ten shots that were fired. you hear the first one and 1.9 second pause before the second shot is fired. they say that is proof that the suspect fired first. the pause is the officers getting into position to fire back. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield. >>> search is under way right now for a wind surfer who failed to return from san francisco bay last night. 62-year-old unidentified woman was last seen about 400 yards offshore near the area known as wind surf park. coastguard and other agencies searched through the night. search crews are looking at possible places where she could have come ashore. the water is cold but she did have gear that made it survivable and she carried a handheld radio but no distress calls were reported. >> friends a of a petaluma man that are among the missing fishermen men in baja california. mexican navy and coastguard c

they came to the bronx to play the new york yankees and here we go again for seattle.rk teixeira, a two-run home run. and in the third inning, when derek jeter is hitting bombs off you, you know you're in trouble. opposite-field home run for jeter. fourth inning, jeter with a grounder to second, justin ackley tries to make a play at the plate. little league stuff there, bounces off the bat. laying on the ground, they just can't catch a break. it's been that kind of season for seattle. they now have lost 16 consecutive baseball games. final score last night, 10-3 yankees. >>> the debt ceiling debate did not stop the san francisco giants from dropping by the white house yesterday. to get a little dap from the president on their 2010 world series championship. the giants hall of famer willie mays was also in the house. there's willie. the president congratulated the team and then -- turned his attention to this man -- the guy standing in the back row, the man with the beard. fear the beard. giants closer, brian wilson. >> and then there's the guy with the beard. where is

police say harding was a person of interest in the quadruple shooting in seattle last week that killed a teenager >> he was a good person. she had a good heart. >> reporter: 19-year-old tenaya gilbert was killed as she sat in a parked car in seattle on wednesday. harding has an extensive criminal record in washington state having served time in prison for rape of a child and promotion of prosecution among other felonies. we'll detail some of the past crimes coming up at 6:00. we asked some of the folks in the bayview what they think about this guy. clearly he has a sordid past with a long rap sheet. you will be interested to hear what they have to say. >> that shotspotter audio, can you really differentiate between different weapons in what you hear? it's kind of hard in the recording we had. >> reporter: well, they claim to be able to differentiate that. you can hear one shot, a second and a half and a flurry of other shots. most of those other shots if not all of them were police officers what they claim were firing back. >> thank you, joe vazquez in san francisco. >>> well, richmond

seattle, washington. land of lattes, microsoft, and mount rainier.004, the pacific northwest became known for something else entirely. agents of the dea were the first to notice. >> the dea brought to my attention that we were having an alarming number of pharmacy burglaries. washington led the country in pharmacy burglaries. >> under law, any theft of controlled substances must be reported to dea. >> dea showed me, every time a pharmacy is burgled this is what's being taken. it's all being dumped on your streets, into your neighborhoods, all over the state. >> it wasn't just washington. up and down the west coast dea plotted out scores of pharmacies in oregon, idaho, and california that were being hit as well. so in late 2005, the feds launched operation midnight sweep and began to gather intelligence. >> the people doing the burglaries were all using the same m.o. >> all of the burglaries as we began to look at them were committed in a specific way. it was an unusual way. it was a highly sophisticated way. and that became their fingerprint, because

the seattle storm defeat the mystics 73-63. hey, what's coming up on "sports final"?e's lindsay czarniak. >> hakem, coming up tonight on "sports final," we've got d.c. united head coach ben olsen in the house. ben, your team came so close to beating number one philadelphia. i thought it was going to happen. what's the problem? >> i don't know. but it needs to stop. >> i think you're not working them hard enough. >> i think so. that might be possible. we're almost there. we're working. we've got a lot of positives. i know they seem like losses, but they're both ties. and we're moving forward. we're disappointed in the results. but we're working. we'll work on it. >> all right. real quick, the biggest difference between being a player and a head coach in this city of washington, d.c. when you go out and about. >> the time spent at home. i used to get nice two-hour lunches and go take a nap. naps. no more naps. >> all right. so d.c. united should be sending checks to ben olsen's family. that's more on that tonight on "sports final." hakem? >> ben olsen our guest tonight.