clark trails by 10%. that in the 14th district. luther olsen leading that. also, hopper is up by 500 votes with just 15% of the vote counted. randy hopper being challenged by jessica king. and shilling's lead is starting to widen over dan kapanke in the 32nd district. so that's where we are. sandy pasch. we are being told now that sandy pasch just took the lead. that of course in the 8th district suburban milwaukee, where the incumbent alberta darling, a close associate of the governor, had over $8race. but again, as we are seeing the packer fans out here in wisconsin, grabbing on to any morsel of information, sitting on the edge of their seats and standing on their toes here in madison because they have waited for the positive results for their side of the ledger since january. bear with me tonight, america. i can't do this story tonight without having fun with these people. they have been -- they have been so wonderful to be around. i mean, this is the heart of america. these are middle-classers who stand up for what they believe in. and you know what? you

bush unveiled some shocking allegations about the cia soon to be released radio documentary clarke alleges that the bush administration's cia and. the leadership george tenet purposefully withheld information about the nine eleven hijackers from both the white house and from the white house both before and after the terrorist attacks clarke claims the cia not only knew the were about seven to nine eleven hijackers but actually tried to recruit them prior to the attacks and kept the white house in the dark about it after the recruitment efforts failed but this bombshell contradicts what clarke said in two thousand and four about george tenet and the cia. george tenet was saying to the white house saying to the president as he briefed him every morning a major elec fact is going to happen against the united states somewhere in the world in the weeks and months ahead he said that in june july august so what's behind clark's new take on nine eleven and could it be true for more on this i'm joined by phil shannon investigative reporter for newsweek and the daily beast as well as the author of t

canales has now reached out to help rocky clark.ill love the game of football. >> oh, yeah, i love football. i don't feel no different about it. i don't regret playing it. >> reporter: the risk of an injury like rocky clark's from high school football is small. but for the unlucky few and their families, it can be a difficult and lonely fight to survive. chip reid, cbs news, blue island, illinois. >> pelley: the week that was on wall street. a trader takes us along for the wild ride coming up next. prevacid®24hr prevents the acid that causes frequent heartburn, all day, all night. while i took refuge from the pollen that made me sneeze. but with 24-hour zyrtec®, i get prescription strength relief from my worst allergy symptoms. so lily and i are back on the road again. with zyrtec® i can love the air®. so lily and i are back on the road again. i am gonna amy vet thinks today we're asking the crowd to try new and improved e boost nutritional drink. oh! it's smooth, it's creamy. and fulfilling! really, really nice tasting. it's easy t

and who shows up in clark county at the home where these two are staying but john m. porter's cousin, thomas henry hives. he was a captain in morgan's command and he had actually heard -- i don't know how -- that these two fellows were in clark county looking for morgan. and he was out looking for these two. they were searching for one another and they find one another. , is is one of the most interesting human beings ever to come out of the civil war. he would be a captain in the ninth kentucky cavalry during the war with john m. porter. tom hines was captured in ohio with john hunt morgan and they would both be incarcerated in the ohio penitentiary and, as would mastermind the escape of john hunt morgan and six of his men out of the ohio country in november of 1863. then he would go to canada and from canada he was the architect of what became the northwest conspiracy, attempt by the confederate war department to cause an uprising in l.a. and indiana to free all the confederate prisoners of war in camp douglas and chicago and camp morgan and indianapolis and hopeful

but clark stood her ground.as she had throughout a life dedicated to community involvement and political activism. >> lewis was one of the founders way back the, gosh, in the vietnam war days she was one of the draft counselors for the peace center. >>reporter: bob hanson with the peace and justice center and grand parents for peace. 2 organizations clark was involved with. >> loouts is a fighter and grand woman. i cherish having known her. >>reporter: clark involvement in the local community goes back to the 1950s. she was a member of the original lafayette senior recreation center. site that now houses a methodist church. >> she wanted to build a senior housing here in lafayette for seniors. so that they could stay in their community and not have to move away when they needed support. >>reporter: today i spoke with one of miss clark 6 children t.she told me quote of her mother she thought it was really important that we are one world and we all live together in peace. war is not the answer. she led her life by

and two they go to clark county because one of andy's cousins is living there. they have a place to stay. and, of course, kentucky is completely occupied by union troops. and these fellas are in peril. they manage to come into lexington and look around and find that lexington is in total chaos. as they are back in clark county, who shows up at the home where these two fellas are staying. john porter's cousin, henry hines who also came from butler. tom hines was a captain in morgan's command. he had heard, how, i have no idea, he heard these two mel me- two fellas were in clark county looking for morgan and he was out looking for these two fellas. they were both searching for one another and they find one another. this tom hines has to be one the most interesting human beings ever to come out of this part of the state in the civil war. he would be a captain in the 9th kentucky calvary during the war with tom porter. tom hines would be captured in ohio with john hunt morgan, they will both be incarcerateed in the penitentiary, and john hines would master mind, and

still looms on the horizon for clark as he fights for control of the contest. on august 17, the san mateo harbor district will decide if they will issue the permit for the contest to clark or his ex-wife. two powerful groups taking on restaurantses for discrimination. there is a sign outside of the old wagon saloon and grill on san pedro square, it says there are no tattoos allowed, no shiny shirts, no grills, those are metal decorations on teeth, no large neck chains, and several other restrictions. the the naacp and the latino leadership alliance say the restrictions are discriminatory against latinos and blacks. at least one law professor says posting the signs could be illegal. >> trying to use proxies for the kinds of people who might be behaving in certain ways gets into slippery territory. >> the owner of the saloon and grill didn't want to talk on camera but managers will meet with concerned groups to change the sign. while the old wagon was singled out in the suit we should mention other bars in downtown san jose have posted similar signs in the past.

but clark stood her ground. much as she has throughout a life dedicated to community involvement and political activism. >> she was one of our founders way back, gosh, in the vietnam war days she was one of the draft counselors for the peace center. >> bob hanson is with the mount diablo center two, organizations clark was involved with. >> lieu ease is a fighter and was a grand woman. i cherish having known her. >> clark's involvement goes back to 1950s. she was a member of the original lafayette senior recreation center. the site now houses a church. >> she wanted to build senior housing here in lafayette for seniors so they can stay in their communities and not have to move away when they needed support. >> today, i spoke with one of louise's six children, and she told me of her mother she thought waits important we're one world and live together in peace. war is not the answer, she led her life by example. and as for what happened with the memorial, the family members told me that this point, in the short te

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and as they were back in clark county, who shows up at the home where these two fellows stand but john porter's cousin, a man named thomas henry himes, who also came from butler county, himes was the captain and morgan's command coming and he had actually heard how he heard i have no idea what he actually heard that these two fellows were in clark county looking for more incoming and he was out looking for these two fellows so it was like they were both searching for one another and they found one another. well, this tom hines has to be one of the most interesting human beings ever to come out of this part of the state in the civil war. he would be a captain in the ninth kentucky calgary during the war with john porter. tom hines would be captured in ohio with john hunt morgan and both be incarcerated in the ohio penitentiary and would be tom hines who would mastermind of the estate of john hunt morgan and six of his men out of the ohio penitentiary in 1863 to in canada he was the architect of what became the northwest conspiracy, an attempt by the consider it department to cause an up

. >>> clark has died at the age of 56.clark owns an area where thousands of crosses have been placed in honor of those killed in afghanistan. they began putting up the crosses in 2006 and clark has been fighting lymphoma for more than a year. a memorial service is planned for next weekend. >>> check in on sal, hey, sal. >>> good morning pam, traffic is continuing to be pretty light and let's take a look at 101 in san francisco and you can see there is not a lot of fog there which is good if you want to drive through san francisco. also the morning commute looks good and this morning's commute in san jose a long 208 looks good, so does northbound 101. at 453 let's go to rosemary. >>> we have most live clear skies outside and we have a dense fog advisory for the coastline. visibility a quarter mile or less and that stretch you will have to take it easy and the rest of us will see well at least mostly clear skies and we will be heating up again a ridge of high pressure in control of our weather pattern and we'll see subtle ch

the judge ruled that maverick surf ventures briefed its contract with jeff clark. co-founded the company to run the surf contest, but the company fired him as the contest director back in 2009. maverick surf ventures agreed to compensate jeff clark but that apparently never happened. so a judge ordered the company to pay clark what it owes him. >>> let's check in with henry at the sports newsroom to see if he's recovering from the great barbecue he had today. how are you feeling tonight? >> feeling great, jessica. an authentic barbecue at our headquarters put people in a good move. but it's the giants' bats that i.tsxtne sty started.nghanur ot [ male announcer ] this... is the montrose pet hospital -- montrose, california. in here, anarchy meets order. working with at&t, doctors set up a broadband solution to handle data and a mobility app to stay connected with their business. so they can run the office... even when they're not in the office. call at&t and see what we can do for you. with unlimited voice plus broadband, starting at $70 dollars. it's a network of p

but another battle looms for clark.e is fighting for control of the famous surf contest, on august 17 the county harbor district will decide if they will issue the permit to the contest to clark or his ex-wife. >> new video to show you inside the japanese tsunami. it's surfacing nearly five months taf disaster. the video was shot from inside a car that was caught up in the rising waters. take a look how fast everything in the path is consumed. cars, trucks, big rigs, tanker trucks. as the water came up the cars are tossed around like toys. we don't know what happened to the person shooting this video. hopefully that they got out. water eventually crashes through the windshield. the japanese government revised the number killed to just under 21,000. nearly 5,000 people are still missing and presumed dead. hard to look at the devastation there. >> 6:19. on to better news, i want to check in with meteorologist christina loren with a look at the forecast. >> foggy out there. it is cool marine air that will keep things comfo

louise clark died sunday at age 86. she was an architect by profession. who knew her say promoting peace was her life's work. it's a weren't for louise clark, the lafayette cross memorial won't exist. she and her late husband, johnson, owned the property where the crosses were constructed. >> i can't think of anything more respectful than to have some indication that we appreciate what those thousands pechl have done for kentry autos not everyone shared clark's vision. the city initially objected to the sign of the top of the property, which tallies number of war dead. >> we do not plan on removing our memorial to our fallen soldiers. >> others called this display insult, slap in the face to the men and women who thought, and died in wars in iraq and afghanistan. clark stood her ground, much as she has throughout a life dedicated to community involvement and political activism. >> this is one of our founders way back, gosh. in the vietnam war days she was one of the draft consullers for the peace center. >> lob hanson is with the peace and justice center

an attorney for 40-year-old david mark clark says clark plans to plead not guilty by reason of insanity. police say on june 2nd of last year clark aimed his suv at the bicyclist before hitting him. all four died during a taped police interview clark said he had been hallucinating and hearing voices. >>> a new high-tech taxi camera is credited with catching a suspected thief in san francisco. the camera is being installed in 260luxor cabs. look at what it caught on tape. it shows a suspect grabbing a woman from behind. stealing her cell phone. the cab driver notified police. they captured that suspect not far away. san francisco police plan to hop nor that driver at a police commission hearing later today. >>> the price of catching a cab in san francisco is going up. catching one may get a little easier. the municipal transportation agency voted they will raise the starting rate for a cab drive by 40 cents. however, the agency also agreed to add 87 new taxis to the city's 1500 vehicle fleet. 50 permits were allocated for part time taxis and 35 more for full-time cabs. >> that will be con

instead, clark says that the transmissions can be hacked by back, over-the-counter technology. at a san francisco conference today, clark and her colleagues said that the p-25 scanners are leaking data, because they're confusing to operate. >> the sign is a circle, or a circle with a slash through it. >> reporter: the industry association which helped develop p-25 says it is still analyzing the report and is not ready to comment. locally, the oakland police adopted the protocol in june, replacing an old system that left communication dead zones, the researchers say securing the system calls for a complete overhaul. >> they will basically ryan entire deep down design of the system. >> reporter: the san francisco police spokesperson declined to comment on the security report, saying the department has not experienced any problems since it switched to the p-25 protocol. reporting live, ktvu, channel 2 action news. >>> and tonight, activists are demanding that have be fired over a fatal shoot-in by school police officers earlier this year. the protesters rallied before they met. th

. >>> well,good morning to you welcome to tuesday it is august 23rd i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook and rosemary orozco is in for steve. >>> around the coast inland it will get hot and temperatures are expected to soar once again and this morning we are dealing with dense fog that lasting until 8:00 this morning and high pressure continuing to build in and it's intensifying and we are expected to be several degrees warmer than where we sat yesterday. we will detail that and tell you why it is bringing in cooler temperatures, sal? >>> 880 is moving along nicely in front of the coliseum and also the morning drive looks good on westbound 287 let's go back to the desk. >>> breaking news in from daily city, we have late information on a stabbing at a popular bay area bowling alley, tara moriarty, what do you know? >> reporter: it is a popular bowling alley off 280 and you can see the police are right behind the alley here. they have cordoned off the area and i'm not sure what they were looking for blood perhaps a weapon and police have not given us any official word on this but a st

. >>> well,good morning to you, i am clark clark. >> and -- dave clark. >> and i am pam cook. >> we have a low cloud which appears to making its usual move. it is warming up inland not a lot. that that is the wrong graphic. it is warmer inland. >> steve i don't think it is true but thank you for your confidence. as we drive to 680 it is nice. also this morning westbound looks pretty good driving out to the oakland area, let's go back to dave and pam. >>> another volatile day on wall street, in the financial district they had some more global reaction to yesterday's slide, alley? >> this is the emergency alert equipment if this had been an emergency you would have received directions and information. this concludes the emergency alert system. >> reporter: they are down this morning and it is a similar story for asian markets and hong kong tumbled and japan nike along with shanghai went down. saudi arabia lost more than 4- point 5% and all of this happened after the stock market plunge in the u.s. making it the biggest single day drop since 2008. it happened on the first full day of tradin

it's dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. i did have to use my wind shield wipers a bit. >> reporter: some wet roadways out there. drizzle pushing back into the bay area. you'll note that coastline around the bay. with more cloud cover out there be extra careful. i'll have more on that dodge up. sal now has an update on traffic. >> reporter: right now westbound 92 traffic looks pretty good. it should be a good time to do it. if you're driving on san jose, 280 looks good. let's go back to the desk. >>> silicone valley is buzzing about steve jobs is resigning as apple's ceo. jobs said he is no longer able to meet his duties as ceo. >> his goal and vision had always been to try to create things that were better and ease your to use and made people's lives better. >> they refer to it like we do a walt disney as a guy that could sell an idea, semia concept beyond anybody else at his time. >> certainly an amazing person. jobs resignation did not specifically mention his health which has been a concern after he battled cancer and we

>> i think so. >> fred clark, great to have you with us on "the ed show." you are challenging luther olsen who has not had competition for years on end. it's been 16 or 17 years he's not had competition? >> in his career. go back 116 years and you can't find a democrat that's represented that district. you can't. how do you feel going into it? >> i did my own poll at a corn roast. in two hours greeting folks in line to eat sweet corn, i shook hands and said hi to folks. everybody knows this race. they are planning to vote. people are engaged like they haven't seen in years and years. >> do you think what happens today on wall street and what's happened in the market in the last few weeks is going to be a motivating factor for turn out? do people view this as wall street versus main street? do they see the severity of the outcome and what it means for the rest of the country? >> the lessons people can take from wall street, in washington, the elected leaders cannot work together and took this to the brink before crafting a deal that no one was happy with at

journalist and broadcaster neil clark he joins us from oxford in the u.k. for his best perspective on the libyan crisis good to have you here on r.t. again conflicting reports coming from libya on his whereabouts what do you make of rebel claims they've got him cornered but all we have it do in this war bill is why are to my house and why we were told back in march that kind of guy was on his way out in a jet or away from the country we had claimed his family been captured the son was supposed to be kept on saturday night and then he quotes are again a day later so what what is very clear is happening here is the rebels are trying to teach this to an international audience trying to make out their complete control of the country it's finished the war is basically over and everyone supports them the situation is not what it is rather more complex than that and let's talk about the situation once it is over the latest pictures from libya picked numerous victims of fighting prison break. and children carrying countries we're talking now we're showing images of

syria politan cross live to journalist neil clark to discuss this now i thank you very much mr clarke for joining us first of all let's talk about timing president assad has just announced that all military operations have been stopped in the country now why is this call for his resignation happening now. well of all good all along the what we us and its allies really want is regime change in syria and they're not really generally interested in the terrible situation of. having dialogue between both sides and that's the reason it's happening today because we've had ten days ago president assad said that he was going to introduce a multi-party system in syria today he said the operations against the opposition. and what do we get instead of us saying well that's good that's a good move we get these calls for him to step down so you're saying they're calling for him to step down now because he's willing to negotiate exactly i mean i mean it really blows the gaffes of what the u.s. really wants a man is regime change and why do they want regime change in syria is it because of the regime

that's either jack clark or will clark out there making the catch.umber 12 on the year for sandoval. 2-1, the final. tim lincecum will try to salvage one game in the series tomorrow. usualliened the independent case -- usually the indication that the start of the season is around the corner. there's no hall-of-fame game but a class of seven members is being inducted tonight. there is a local connection among three of the members. richter was a cal go grad -- cal grad. sanders played on the 49ers last super bowl team of 199 -- 1994. shannon sharpe was inducted. >>> the oakland raiders held on to michael bush. he signed a new deal and reported to training camp today. bush rushed for 655 yards and eight touchdowns last season. he's the last restricted free agent to sign a deal this summer. the as leading 5-0. we'll have it for you tonight at 10:00. see you then. >>> coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, we'll have much more on the tragedy in afghanistan -- afghanistan, hear from troops who have been fighting in the war. >>> we're monitoring the situation

on the phone with me general wesley clark. here's the former supreme allied commander in europe and retired nato military commander. general clark, you've talked to your sources on the ground in libya. what are they saying to you about this latest spate of gun battle? general clark? you able to hear me okay? i know it's very windy where you are. what are your sources saying on the ground in libya? >> they're saying it's extremely dangerous. they're saying there's lots of armed men out there running around. and that no one's in control. and this is the second day of this. and so the idea that gadhafi could sort of fall back into tripoli and make a last stand there, this is not fortress stalingrad. he doesn't have adhesive forces. he doesn't have a lot of mercenaries fighting for him. he can't control the infiltration of arms, ammunition and more fighter. if he is in tripoli he's going to be driven down into a very small corner and we're -- we're approaching the end game in this battle. >> so you do believe that it's imminent th

his democratic challenger is fred clark.ht now with 51% of precincts -- sorry, excuse me, with 30% of precincts reporting the republican incumbent leads his democratic challenger 51% to 49%.

. >> i am dave clark, here is steve. >>> we have thick fog coast and bay, not much of a sea breeze so 80s and 90s there and 50s and 60s along much of the coast and low 70s along the bay, here is sal. >>> getting out to highway 101 there is a crash and now showing you san mateo bridge, people who use the bridge and like to get on 101 will not be able to do that because the ramp is closed. westbound connector ramp is shut down and police have issued an alert and think it will be there for a while. we will let you know more about that and another report is minutes ahead. let's go back to the desk. >>> bart service is back on track after a chaotic commute in downtown san francisco. demonstrators confronted police who were in riot gear at the civic center at the bart station and protesters are angry about recent shootings concerning bart police and they are also age any about cutting off cell phone service as they shut down all four downtown stations but no injuries or arrests have been reported. federal communications commission has launched a formal investigation and the federal agency w

i >>> there's word that luis clark has died at the age of 86.is the person who owns that property right next to highway 24 where you've probably seen though thousands of crosses that have been placed there in memory of the american service members killed in afghanistan and iraq. hedeon said today that clark has been fighting cancer for more than a year. a memorial service is planned for next weekend. >>> tablets in short supply after prices are slashed. >>> plus -- >> the final space shuttle astronauts beat the crowd here at nasa aims. amidst some serious questions about america's future in space. [ bailiff ] fee court is now in session. come on out, guys. the jury has reached its decision. now, you guys found the other airline guilty of charging a 150-dollar change fee. you bet! southwest would never do that. and that was after she changed her flight and paid the difference in airfare. that other airline treated her wrong. she was understandably upset. well, who can afford a 150-dollar change fee? he was surprised with the verdict. you got that

an attorney for david mark clark of albany says clark intends to plead not guilty by reason of insanity. last june 2nd, clark swerved his suv several times and aimed at the bicyclists before hitting them. all four bicyclists survived but suffered serious injuries including broken legs. during a taped police interview following his arrest. mark said he had been hallucinating and hearing voices. >>> in buehrleing game, police held a meeting on tests it's conducting -- pg & e is held meetings on tests it's conducting on pipelineless. so far of the nearly 40 miles tested pg & e says no leaks have been found. but crews are under the gun to get the tests finished before winter. >> every time we do a hydrotest, we have to get a piece of pipeline out of service. it has to be done before it gets too cold so we can serve people reliably. >>> an anti trust investigation of google is growing in europe. roiters says nine companies have accused google of anti trust. google is accused of demoting those companies sites because those companies companies -- companies were rivals. a similar investigation

an attorney for david mark clark of albany says clark intends to plead not guilty by reason of insanity. last june 2nd, clark swerved his suv several times and aimed at the bicyclists before hitting them. all four bicyclists survived but suffered serious injuries including broken legs. during a taped police interview following his arrest. mark said he had been hallucinating and hearing voices. >>> in buehrleing game, police held a meeting on tests it's conducting -- pg & e is held meetings on tests it's conducting on pipelineless. so far of the nearly 40 miles tested pg & e says no leaks have been found. but crews are under the gun to get the tests finished before wint. >> every time we do a hydrotest, we have to get a piece of pipeline out of service. it has to be done before it gets too cold so we can serve people reliably. >>> an anti trust investigation of google is growing in europe. roiters says nine companies have accused google of anti trust. google is accused of demoting those companies sites because those companies companies -- companies were rivals. a similar investigation is

i >>> there's word that luis clark has died at the age of 86.clark is the person who owns that property right next to highway 24 where you've probably seen though thousands of crosses that have been placed there in memory of the american service members killed in afghanistan and iraq. hedeon said today that clark has been fighting cancer for more than a year. a memorial service is planned for next weekend. >>> tablets in short supply after prices are slashed. >>> plus -- >> the final space shuttle astronauts beat the crowd here at nasa aims. amidst some serious questions about america's future in space. >>> violent outbursts at sporting events. what turns a crowd into a mob like this throwing punches. >>> their trip to space marked the end of an era. today the four astronauts in the final shuttle mission visited nasa aims in mountain view. as john fowler tells us they talked candidly about past flights, the danger and what the future holds. >> reporter: hundreds of families watched the highlight reel with these three men and one woman. they've g

i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's wednesday, august 24th. >>> on the heels of the east coast earthquake, we had a quake of our own. the ktvu newsroom received calls from viewers throughout the bay area. claudine wong is live in san leandro right now, near the epicenter. >> reporter: good morning. yes, this earthquake hit at 11:36 last night t was a 3.6 earthquake, certainly not huge by bay area california standards. but enough to have people talking. viewers are checking in. one said it was a quick roller, enough to get him out of bed. someone said they felt it big in south city. we know 6,000 people have said they felt it. they checked in. and the man inside the 7-11, it certainly caught him offguard. he said he was actually out sweeping this parking lot this morning, when the ground started shagging and he said he could actually -- shaked shaking and eb said he could see it roll from one side of the store to the next. we've been going up and down the street checking in with businesses and people and some said t

earlier jeff clark and kathryn clark who are now divorced had submitted competing bids for mavericks.y say now they're working together on a single bid, but they need more time to put everything together. >>> let's check in now on our traffic and see how things are moving at 6:49 on this thursday morning. sal. >> reporter: well, you know, right now we are getting a lot busier in many areas, heather and dave. let's talk about the san mateo and the dunbarton bridge. you can see that traffic is owded but all the lanes are moving nicely, getting out -- or the traffic in the lanes is moving nicely, as you drive over to highway 101 and when you get there, it is a nice drive on the bay shore freeway. bay bridge i can't say the same thing, it's backed up now for a 15 to 20-minute delay before you make it onto the span it itself. getting into the city looks good. we've check inside with public transit, bart is doing well, so is ac transit for your options getting into san francisco. if you are driving this morning on the east shore freeway, traffic is getting busier. richmond san rafael bridge

change things up a little bit woods will be welcomed back to the world of golf by an old friend darren clarke purred with sports first dollar billion euro for the first two rounds of the bridgestone invitational twenty eleven british open winner clark quick to point out the parra levels between the two similar buddha similar color similar structure. i don't know we just got on really well he sort of got my sense of humor and i got his and you know it was all those years ago and we played first together in the six at lytham in the open there where he was doing. with the time that i was with we spent a bit of time together in vegas. you know i just sort of i give him a little bit of stick and what i'm going to be really going for going to be give him up what's to. two thousand and eight beijing olympic gold medalist carmelo anthony chris paul and dwayne wade have wrapped up their week long basketball tour in china three of the n.b.a.'s marquee stars who are find their future is still uncertain as the league's labor dispute shows no signs of being result of the fans in beijing would no god love

joining us from quebec city, former nato supreme commander general wesley clark. clark let me begin with this. can nato help the rebels find gadhafi? can the cia help? because we know they're in there somewhere. >> if he's talking, yes, but if he's just in a bunker somewhere, burrowed down underneath a house in some nondescript part of the city, probably not. in a given amount of time he'll be found. it seems unlikely he's going to simply hold out there. the way this has to work is the rebels have to find exactly where their limits of control are in the city. they have to push gadhafi's forces back into a perimeter, and continue to constrict that perimeter, and if gadhafi's not there, that perimeter is going to collapse pretty quickly. if he's there, putting his personal charisma on the line behind it, that's how you'll know. >> i know as you were on last night, we were talking and you could see the pictures of the rebels out in green square, martyr's square, the momentum was palpable, but they do appear to have lost the momentum according to sara sidner. did that

world bass for the first couple of rounds at the current two thousand and eleven british open winner clarke was quick to point out parallels between the to play as similar similar color similar structure. i don't know we just got on really well he sort of got my sense of humor and i got his. you know was all those years ago at first together in the sex and looked him in the open there when he was there with our mother and with the time that i was with we spent a bit of time together and. you know i just. i give him a little bit of stick and what have you nobody really i don't think anybody given up. now two thousand and eight beijing olympic gold medalists carmelo anthony correspond weighing weight have wrapped around their weeklong basketball tour of china three of the n.b.a.'s marquee stars however find their futures still uncertain as the league's labor dispute shows no signs of being resolved the pounds in beijing would no doubt love to see such top caliber names come and play in the chinese basketball association the star trio themselves saying their options remain open while keeping a

nbc's jessica clark shows us a man whose life was recently saved by a life vest. ♪ >>> strap a guitarn me and i'm in la-la-land. >> reporter: john works hard and plays in a band in st. augustine. in february -- >> diagnosed me with -- how do i pronounce this -- ventricular tax cardia. >> reporter: a heart condition that can be fatal. whitset was prescribed a wearable defibrillator, appropriately called a life vest, which could jumpstart his heart if it ever stopped. the doctor shows how it's worn typically under the clothing. >> and these are the electrodes which literally charge up and -- that's where the gel comes out and shocks you. and that's the unit which they carry which gets attached and you carry it with you like this. >> reporter: one day at a bus stop, whitset really needed the vest. >> i felt myself fading out, but i -- i didn't think anything of it. i grabbed hold of something. >> reporter: whitset passed out. so the defibrillator vest went into action giving him an electric shock. but whitset never felt a thing. in fact, the next thing he knew he was on the ground talkin

mandy clark reports from the afghan capital. >> reporter: the insurgents attacked at dawn, detonating a large bomb outside the british office in kabul. suicide bombers followed. armed with machine guns and rocket propelled grenades they forced their way inside the compound. what did you see? "i live across the street. this morning there was an explosion and i walked out to look at the bomb side when a second white corolla exploded" says 18-year-old mustafa. police are battling to clear the explosion. nato troops are on the scene but afghan police are leading the operation. gunfire and explosions rattled through the compound. there are reports one suicide bomber detonated himself inside the building. a number of afghan security forces have been shot in the exchange of fire. the taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack to mark the anniversary of afghanistan's independence from great britain nearly 100 years ago. mandy clark, cbs news, kabul. >>> in libya, nato war planes bombed targets near moammar gadhafi's compound in tripoli. in what could be a major turn in the six-month wa

at this week's bridgestone invitational in ohio and will be welcomed back by an old friend darren clarke paired with the former world bass for the first couple of rounds at baker and two thousand and eleven british open winner clarke was quick to point out parallels between the two plays similar build similar color similar structure. i don't know we just got to where he sort of got my sense of humor and i got his and you know it was all those years ago when we played first together and let them in the open there while he was still around with the time that i was with butch we spent a bit of time together in vegas. you know just the sort of our give him a little bit of stick and what have you nobody really i don't think anybody given that wants to. now two thousand and eight beijing olympic gold medalist carmelo anthony correspond weighing the way to have wrapped up their week long basketball tour of china three of the n.b.a.'s marquee stars however find their future still uncertain as the league's labor dispute shows no signs of being resolved the fans in beijing would no doubt love to s

>> rogers clark who was fanny's son wrote about it years later and said that she was upset. and that's up the extent of it. it seemed to me what i argue in the book is that the father was more upset than fanny. fanny is 20 push and personal property five or six years they've been companions it's not like a real sleaze owning relationship where we know her father had several slaves, several escapes, and did everything in his power to get the sleeves back. but i think most likely they just didn't understand, they didn't understand why this girl that they have taken in that they felt had been very humane towards them and had been a part of the family would have left them and that is a very common sentiment among slave holders when the slaves escapes they don't get it, they don't understand why they would leave the situation, why they would leave the family. >> do you know when cecilia and fanny made contact again? >> we do. we know it's sometime in -- we don't know exactly. the first letter they have here in the archives is dated 1850 -- ghosh, now i'm not going to remember. 18

clark wanted the crosses to stay up until the soldiers came home. the property is now in the hands of her heir serks. volunteers hope there is an official memorial for those fallen soldiers like the vietnam memorial in washington, d.c. >>> you heard it too many times before, higher fees at public colleges. as cu students head back to college, they are bracing for more reductions in state funding. the cu system already lost 650 million in the state budget and the college system lost 400 million. both systems could lose up to $100 million more if state revenues fall below production, triggering education cuts. it results in fewer courses, larger classes, and, yes, increased fees again. >>> the new bay area art installation is giving new meaning to the term bottle shock. it involves everyday bottles taking on a whole new light. you'll now see the artist at the center of this glass house. >> i think i'm going to go for clear. >> reporter: as mildred harris pored over the final details over her final art installation, she couldn't help feeling a little b

mandy clark is in kabul. >> reporter: at 5:30, first light in kabul, two car bombs exploded in quick succession. one destroyed the compound fence, allowing attackers with explosive-laden suicide vests, machine guns and rocket- propelled grenades to storm the building. for the next 9.5 hours, afghan security forces battled it out with militants as the casualties mounted. one bomber blew himself up and witnesses saw the police fire rockets and small arms at the insurgents. were you scared? "no, it happens often," he shrugged. just seven weeks ago, the intercontinental hotel-- long considered one of kabul's most secure-- came under another highly coordinated taliban attack. that ended after a five-hour siege, but only after a nato helicopter opened fire on insurgents. weeks later, afghan forces took over responsibility for security in kabul from nato troops. it was a real battle for the afghan security forces to take out insurgents in this relatively contained attack, raising doubts about their ability to secure the capital in a more widespread assault. mandy clark, cbs news, kabul. >>

country and one of the highest unemployment rates-- 13.8%-- the constable's office, the largest in clarkied out more than 34,000 evictions last year. the vast majority-- like this day-- are tenants behind in their rent. >> is it mostly because people who have lost their jobs or people who are trying to scam the landlord? >> for apartments usually it's... i think it deals a lot with employment issues. >> reporter: we drove with sergeant scott mcwilliams from apartment to apartment. the 107-degree heat didn't slow his pace. >> today we'll probably end up doing probably about 25 to 30. >> reporter: in one day? >> in one day. >> reporter: does this happen a lot? >> all the time. >> reporter: so they change the lock to keep you out? >> right. there's nobody here. perfect. >> reporter: most tenants are gone when mcwilliams arrives to evict them and change the locks. others seem surprised, though all have gotten multiple notices their evictions were imminent. >> any dogs? >> no. >> weapons? >> no. >> okay. as soon as he's done it's time to go. >> reporter: do you see anything turning around? >>

journalist and broadcaster they are neil clark commenting on libya well remember you can also get the latest news on the situation in libya as well as blogs and now assess a much more on our web site r.t. dot com. it emerged this week that north korea is ready to return to international talks over its disputed nuclear plants with no preconditions the announcement came as the country's reclusive leader met president dmitri misery to find russia on a rare trip brought kim jong il rolled across siberia in an armored train also to discuss a vital energy deal for his state struggling economy. followed the visit. a man of mystery north korea's kim jong il prefers to stay out of the media spotlight the great leader as he's officially known home constantly fears for his life. which is why evil explains has armored cars and eats chopsticks designed to detect reasons but the fear of ongoing sanctions and tough financial times proved more significant as he can john l. embarked on a widely publicized trip to russia making tracks from pyongyang in a special armored train gifted to kim's father by

the agriculture and fruit growing industries also very famous here but now very weak and if mr and clark can build up both of those things he'll help this young republic to stand on its own two feet again. and let's not take a look at some other stories making news around the world one of the hardest hit places has been killed in pakistan's tribal region or was their son according to american officials to a man it was reported this second on the list of america's five most wanted militants in the region it was believed to be a close confidante her grandson had been lost and was killed in pakistan by american special forces and may. join the nodded in afghanistan as a teenager in the eighty's and was well known as an explosives expert. all somalis that fleeing ofan into yemen and are risking death to get that according to the u.s. refugee agency almost two hundred thousand somalis are in the country at some crossing the gulf of aden and overcrowded all and see whether boats on a trip which many others don't survive according to you are in the h.c.r. twelve million people from somalia keny

service stars is being built the story behind this transfer began in january when the douglas tony clark was bought by stanley monk getting him off a locally born businessman and one of the richest men in russia he found to turn on jeans to a contender hoping to transform the republics and mage in the process a handful of promising acquisitions followed among the legendary brazilian to fund a cardless the current captain of the clock the fact that one of the best wears in the world will be where. there are some. real. america a very big damper in parts of the role of them talk of the game here in russia. i think it will give a very good image of cross because. it is one of the best spirits in where's there's a lot of the star of the past russian money in european football is nothing new. back in two thousand and three russian businessmen and i'm one of the more beach boys english club chelsea and transformed to mid-level clarke into you would paint powerhouse i should have smart has also ploughed his millions into english giants arsenal but this time the situation is different here is th

mavericks servering legend jeff clark, a showdown with his ex-wife over the surfing competition. both clark and his ex-wife catherine kelly are expected to submit duelling applications today with the san mateo harbor commission. the fight is over a single event permit to host the mavericks surfing event next winter. kelly and her group promise a better turnout than last year, clark wants to host a smaller competition with out a lot of the corporate fanfare. >> time to check the forecast with meteorologist rob mayeda. clear out there? >> you know, at least ground level things are looking pretty good. no problems in terms of driving across the bridges with fog but we have low clouds, a little higher up. we're calling it overcast skies all the way into livermore. 56 in san francisco. the sea breeze pumping in some of the low clouds in parts of the bay. 60 in oakland. northwest wind, san jose, a mild start, 61 degrees, northwest wind at three miles per hour. 50s outside for the morning, then to the afternoon we'll see temperatures running quite cool for the beginning of august. south