he says he couldn't open the safe for them. that's all he told me. >> when the group left police say they fired a shot at a man filling up had his car and then the six robbers took off only to do it again two hours later at this food max in antioch. they fire at least two shots there and they believe that same group hit a 7-11 in pleasant hill a day earlier. >> the reason we believe they're connected is their m.o., they're doing the same thing, carrying guns. they're directing the same way they've directed in other things. other thing that we're seeing is their masks. >> police say the crooks are not getting away with much. soda and a little cash. police call it a high risk crime with a high penalty and low reward. they are worried that the crooks are getting more confident and they don't want anyone getting hurt. that is the main concern. there is a meeting between the f.b.i. and local agencies right now. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a san francisco district attorney george gascon sex heading up an annual summit today on sta

and investigators say he resembled a wanted man. police are not releasing any information about that suspect. and sketch books help police catch up with suspected vandal who's spray painted more than 30 businesses in downtown san leandro. the attacks took place on east 14th street two weeks ago. police say sketch books found on two 15-year-old boys led to arrests. the books contained same tag image as graffiti sprawled on the buildings. >> and the owner of virgin airlines is applying prch on governor brown tonight to sign one of the hundreds of bills on his desk. he called brown to ask he sign the bill banning shark fin soup in california. it's been a controversial debate. making it illegal to buy or sell the fins, a key ingredient in a traditional soup. the governor would not indicate if he's swayed one way or another. >> he believes the sharks are endanged all over the world. >> and you'll see, i'm buying my thoughts. >> he has previously said he's indicated vetoing most of the bills on his desk. >> and well, just when millions of

and summer says i like it and nicole says guess we'll have to watch and see if it works. we zront a choice right? unless we delete our accounts. we'll see. 50 and there is a big shake up at hewlett-packard today. former ebay ceo meg whitman is replacing a ceo who spent just 11 months on the job. and abc 7's david louie is live for us with reaction from silicon valley. >> there is almost anyone you ask will tell you hp is in need of a big fix. not being of lining up for the job, meg whitman may be one person with enough fire in her belly to do the job. critics are lining up and predicting failure. >> how much confidence do you have she'll succeed? >> none. >> consider the source. chuck house is the co-author of the book "hp phenomenon". >> i think she's a mismatch humane treatment of employees is a tough one for her. there are challenging business issues. >> hp is a far different company than ebay which she headed for 10 years. it's a hardware company making computers and servers and it branched out to make tab blets and smart phones. whitman also has a reputation. >> nobo

the bible says all have sipped and come sort of the glory of god. >> reporter: bible also says he whoon. >> my philosophy is three salts. it should sting but not hurt. >> reporter: it is not considered an unusual philosophy among some in the fundamentalist baptist community. corporal punishment does remain legal in many of the nations schools, but these former students are now speaking out, saying what they endured was beyond, way beyond, anything taught in the bible. how many of you have had suicidal thoughts? that is every one of you. >> we constantly lived in fear of looking the wrong way, doing the wrong thing. >> we are brainwashed, our parents were brainwashed. and you followed what roger said. >> reporter: these former students said the pastor did some of theth hit bug most done by his staff. allison lavery was in grade school when she says the principal came into her class to paddle her. >> woe call you to the front, they would have pulled a chair out, bend over, grab the chair, tells to you look at that lunch pail and he would pull the paddle up and so tall it prak thick touc

maine senator collins says the u.s.ds a timeout from what she calls excessive regulation. >> in sports a timeout gives athletes a chance to catch their breath and make better decisions. american workers and businesses are the athletes in a global competition that we must win. >> they have called for a one- year moratorium on certain new federal regulations. >>> shane bower and sarah shourd are officially engaged. bower had asked shourd to marry him last year while they were both in prison in iran. he fashioned a ring out of threads from his shirt and now replaced that with a real ring. >>> actor sean penn may have played a role in the release. he visited president chavez and asked to talk to his ally, president mahmoud ahmadinejad. that led to the release of the two uc berkeley grads. >>> activists plan to bear it all today in protest. they are against a proposal that requires nudists to cover seating before they sit down. george davis wants people to know it's okay and not against the law to be nude in san francisco. t

45% say republicans should. 32% say they should not, 23% say they should not know.nt's daily tracking numbers, barack obama 39% approval rating, 53% disapproval rating. so taken all together, a lot of different trend lines, the president's approval rating down. and yet, americans seem to want republicans, at least by plurality to support the president's jobs bill. >> well, and i -- in some way, if you break it all up, people will have different views about different aspects of it. raising taxes, the view of cutting payroll taxes, how things will be paid for not dealing with social security, which i realize is more of the debt commission. here's the thing, joe. you know this better than anybody. congress is on one track in terms of election and what people think about the job that they're doing. and the presidency is something else. mitt romney had probably one of the most effective lines of this campaign, which is that president obama's a good guy, but he doesn't have a clue when it comes to fixing this economy. that's the argument he's going to make. to support tha

what did he say?> his story was a little different today than what he told the orange county sheriff's office and keeps evolving over time. initially fell in and drowned and then pulled in by her ponytail. today, it changed a little bit saying dawn was lying on her back in the water doing what's called a lay-out with him and he gets on his back and they were laying together and then said dawn got up on her knees and the next thing he saw was dawn pulling at her ponytail. while undcross-examination from john black the osha attorney, she was lying in the other direction and couldn't see her hair and assumed it went into his mouth and his testimony completely contradicts what other people saw earlier this week a former nypd officer said she was pulled in by her arm, looked as she was giving a left-hand turn signal as she went in and jan works for the fbi a credible witness as well. >> what is the significance of all of this? why do the details matter so much? >> the initial belief was sea world would try

what it's saying about al- qaeda. plus, you're taking a live look outside on a very foggy saturday morning. that is the golden gate bridge. we'll have more coming up on mornings on 2. [ screaming ] [ zapping ] there goes dwayne's car. oh, man. there goes dwayne's house. whoa! whoa! and there goes dwayne. man, that thing does not like dwayne. [ male announcer ] state farm's got you covered. nice landing. it was. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. >>> good morning to you! giving you a live look there at the sunshine trying to burn through the clouds. mostly sunny skies expected for the afternoon. >>> one person is presumed dead after a midair collision between two single-engine planes. the planes collided near the village of night over western alaska. one of planes was able to land and the pilot walked away from that incident. butt second plane crashed and burst into flames. police say they have not recovered the pilot's body. >>> another person has been removed from a bay area flight for saggy pants, but this ti

but you did say a giant satellite falling to earth. has all but slipped to the bottom of the hourglass. tim lincecum, kershaw match up. lincecum has faced kershaw four times this year. when this fly ball touched out by lincecum. you knew it was going to be a tough night. jerry sands made it 2-0. stayed that way until the eighth for just this third time this year. stewart went deep. it was 2-1. john put two runners on with one out. he got carlos beltran looking the rally dies. then to the ninth after the giants put a runner on. kershaw wins his 20th in the process. the giants need help, they need it fast. they did get some tonight in arizona where the pirates were winners over the diamondbacks. the giants began the day 3.5 games behind the wild card. the braves shut out florida 4- 0. cardinals also in the wild card race were winners over the mets. the texas rangers are close to wrapping things up. texas taking it out on the a's. a night which the a's have signed bob melvin to be their new manager for the next season. adrian beltran to t

perry says.fied to fix the economy. >> i'm supporting rick perry. he stood against the taxes, against government spending. he has a proven track record, in texas they recreated over a million jobs. bill: governor perry is in front of the pack for the polling ahead of the massachusetts governor mitt romney who places number two in those surveys. martha: 1100 people woke up one morning to find out they had lost their job at so lind at solyndra. the obama administration under fire foray proving a massive loan to the company while reportedly knowing they were on the brink of very big financial problems and potentially even bankruptcy. elizabeth gillette is one of those employees and she joins me now. thank you so much for talking to us this morning. >> thank you. martha: take me back a little bit. tell me what your understanding was of how things were going at the company and what it was like when you and all of those other employees suddenly got a pink slip out of the blue. >> well, it was completel

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are still unknown has been reported recently saying he is ready q. finite on the war are his words an option and delve deeper on the ground in one of get off his bunkers thought to be one of the hubs on his escape route. but what's been hidden from the eyes of the public for many years remaining just one of the legends about the colonel became a bailable once the rebels took carefully he it is the entrance to gadhafi is underground city. we're going down the sign in arabic at the hatch says the ruts they sway this is what people in the cold gadhafi believe in his run away under the ground hiding from the rebels. there is no sound here of celebratory shootings above ground it's dark and humid and scary some believe that could garfield had the bomb shelter are those that it was a facility for the macabre his intelligence service some. living rooms like this one. others just like prison cells yet there were more exciting findings i had this incredible rooms here i just packed with electronics of all kind. look at this it looks like fashion equipment for

his spokesman says, "if mr.p is not satisfied with who the republican candidate is next june, he will potentially reenter the presidential race as an independent, which is not good news for the republican party. by reentering the race, either mr. trump will win the presidency or barack obama will, unfortunately, be re-elected." this is the first time i ever recalled someone threatening to be a spoiler. very strange. >>> up next, the former president and former director of the fbi are among those who are calling for clemency for a georgia man now on death row. troy davis was convicted of murdering a police officer and is set to be executed this wednesday, two days from now, but seven of the nine witnesses have recanted their testimony. my msnbc colleague, the reverend al sharpton, will join us. >>> welcome back to "hardball." a death penalty case in georgia is drawing national attention. the state's parole board has just concluded its meeting to consider the fate of troy davis who was scheduled to be executed wed

what did the veteran teacher say? why did he say it? is that that is the question the unified school district is investigating. and this is after a worried parent tried to get the district to explain why her daugt years grade would suffer. >> is this something allowed to go on in schools? are other teachers able to do this, too? >> vicky's daughter says he asked if they thought the girl who sneezed was evil. and if evil spirits were coming out of her. but the district issued a release today saying the teacher believes students were draw maticly sneezing and responding in repetitive fashion, bless you. certainly a blessing by one to another after a sneeze is a welcomed acknowledgement of a social norm. hopefully it is not abused as a disruption of instructional activities. the district version is support bid a sophomore in the class. >> you can see a chain reaction. and this person sneezed is like, talking and thanks, thanks, you're welcome. it's a whole chain thing. >> sheri explained the origin. >> he explain aid little bit about 18th

they say they want to show that individual citizens need to be heard. a related protest is going on in wall street in new york city. >>> the league of california cities called on governor brown to veto a bill that would make it harder to build new wal- marts or over superstores. the bill would require big box stores to prepare an economic impact report as part of the process. the league says the bill was too restrictive making it difficult to open stores and create new jobs. but supporters of the bill argue requiring an economic impact report will help keep mom and pop stores from being overrun by those superstores. >>> bay area is having its second straight spare the air day. we'll give you a live look at the foothills east, you can see how dry it is out there. it's hot and there's not much wind and that's propertied air quality officials to declare another spare the air day tomorrow. ktvu's chief meteorologist bill martin joins us with a look at the current conditions. >> we have a little bit of wind out there right now, three spare the air days in a

with barriers what do they really say do what i say not what i do a do what i say not what i do world well fracture to the detriment of all. the old ways can and must change with the item of swell theist members themselves facing their own problems many doubt whether the organization will be able to take adequate measures to work off possibly another global crisis as well lending money to the world's weaker economies the i.m.f. is still facing the challenge of offering viable solutions that do not come with crippling measures but one thing is clear the world demands an i.m.f. that does not work solely for the benefit of the few i'm going to check out with gordon from washington r.t. . russia's finance minister says that it all it's akhil the economic crisis countries in the west have to deal with what provoked it in the first place their consumption or all these thoughts in our interview in around twenty minutes time. because the way western countries are vital has become somewhat outdated has huge consumption and little investments and savings have provoked this crisis at this point

people are trying to say something. trick here is to say, i'm hearing you and we're going to change course. we had to deal with a crash in the financial system. we were able to stabilize this, and now's the time for a new strategy. we're going to bring new people in, but signal to people that you get that something has gone wrong here, not just defend everything that happens. that's the critical thing. and by the way, anderson, if i was guilty of anything in this article it would be rampant plagiarism. this is something democrats have been saying for a long, long time. this isn't nothing i don't hear 20 times a day on the telephone. >> a lot of folks -- do you point the finger at the president himself as not -- is he too -- one often heard criticisms of he's too professorial. others see that as a strength. do you think that's part of the problem? >> i think the president, he's a smart guy and a very decent guy. he might be too nice a guy. and he knows a lot of these people and a lot of them work really hard. i saw peopl

past few hours starting to hear from people who witnessed this catastrophe unfolding what i've been saying. basically there are different versions as to how this all happened some of the people we've spoken to said it was very clear that something was wrong with the plane some people say it was leaning very much to the right others to the left but all agree that there was a loud bang and they flew into some kind of antenna and then ended up in the volga river we had a chance to speak to some witnesses and also found these parky players most who were killed obviously if this fire was wiped out in this tragedy let's listen to how they explained how this all happened. we heard the plane take off so we told our granddaughter look there's going to be an airplane then i heard a bang and my daughter told me mom it's falling down to the side then came the flames and the smoke and we wanted to run away but we didn't know where to run then we went to the river and saw that plane. as of now come on you're just like my chief is my home team we supported and we have this team who was shocked when we fo

no that's true that's true but he says he hasn't done anything that are really serious i'm saying here you jump in here we're going to a break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the palestine both state party. more news today says once again fled the film these are the images the world. canada. china corporations or. download the official location to i phone oh i pod touch from the i.q. saps to. life on the go. video on demand. tease my old costs and says feeds now in the palm of your. question on the dot com. and. welcome back to cross talk i'm peter lavelle to mind you were talking about what the future holds for the palestinians. and. ok benny i'd like to go to you let's let's could do a hypothetical here i mean you know the general assembly the vast majority of the country the general assembly support the palestinian bid for changing its status of the united nations and we know that the united states will veto it but in a hypothetical case how would this change once the united nations takes a vote it will be in favor of the palestinians how will this change

hp says it won't comment on the report. >> an economist says it could be another difficult month for the job market fewer people sought unemployment benefits, it wasn't enough of a decline to signal any improvement in the job market labor department says weekly applications dropped 9,000 last week. analysts say there are few jobs available for the 14 million who are unemployed. one company looking for workers toys are -- toys "r" us. the stores expected to hire more than 40,000 workers for the upcoming holiday season. there's a chance some of the seasonal positions could become permanent. positions include management, sales associate and stock employee. hiring begins this week and will continue through november >>> for the next abc 7 job journal hire event is october 3rd, at the hilton garden inn. >>> mark zucker berk has just finished speaking at facebook developers conference unveiling changes on the heels of other changes this week that are getting more dislikes than likes. terry mcsweeney is live outside the conference with the latest. >> reporter: a lot of facebook fans not happ

mark says nothing. and john says nothing about it. and the reason that both matthew and luke introduced that particular aspect or they have a tradition that states that about mary is because they're reading the jewish bible in greek. >> the jewish bible in greek. what was the language that the -- that was translated, the original language? jesus spoke in aramaic, correct? >> probably. >> and that was first translated into hebrew? >> the jewish bible is, for the most part, in hebrew. there are a few parts in aramaic. >> then it was translated into greek for the common man. >> for the greek-speaking common jew ininus 200. >> ok. now, it's your contention, is it not, that when the translation occurred between hebrew and greek there was a mistake made. what was the mistake? >> you know, that's augustine's contention too, i'm in good company. >> you mean the saint? >> yes. yes. >> of hippo? >> yes, one of my favorites. this is something that greek-speaking christians were aware of as early as 150. >> what is the word in question? >> the wo

he also says u.s.ligent has detected no active terror plots as we approach the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. >>> time now, 8:14, republicans pressured president obama into delaying his highly anticipated jobs creation speech next week. alison burns is in our d.c. bureau to explain how the house speaker pressured the president to change the date. >> reporter: president obama wanted to deliver his new jobs plan wednesday night, but that is the same night as a presidential debate. house speaker john boehner said no way. an address to congress is one of the grand symbols of the presidency. so democrats say boehner is showing disrespect to president obama by forcing him to reschedule. on the campaign trail, republican presidential candidate, michele bachmann is mocking the president's attempt at a speech. >> does this show me a little insecurity on the part of the president? either a, he wants to distract the american people so they don't watch him, or b, he doesn't want the american people to hear

with barriers what do they really say do what i say not what i do a do what i say not what i do world will fracture to the detriment of all. they always care must change with the arguments the wealthiest members themselves facing their own problems many doubt whether the organization will be able to take adequate measures to work off possibly another global crisis as well lending money to the world weaker economies the i.m.f. is still facing the challenge of offering viable solutions that do not come with crippling measures but one thing is clear the world demands an i.m.f. that does not work solely for the benefit of the few i'm going to check out with what if i want r.t. . and we spoke with russia's finance minister alexei kudrin who says in order to tackle the economic crisis countries in the west have to deal with what provoked it in the first place out of control consumerism these thoughts and more in the interview coming up in about twenty minutes here's a preview. of this trial so the kenyans could do a western countries are vital has become somewhat outdated and has huge consu

they say you saying something about syria and he says something else. they see syria's charges against your son's father-in-law. all of this suggests tension. iran is a free today. do you expect there not to be discussions. there are competitions, there are thingshat are said, there are groups, tre are pares. they compete against one another. they talk against one another. but there are a lot of people who are against my chief of staff and against my advisor, he has very good idea and they say what they choose to say and sometimes they say more than what my chief of staff says. but there is what you said it's a testament to the freedom in iran. and we have no worries about the media in general taking positions against the government. they do so quite often. >> charlie: so he has your full confidence. >> certainly. more than full. [laughter] do you see it a father-son relationship? >> it's a friendly relationship. under the law, the framework has been clearly established in iran. >> charlie: syria. where do you stand today on the huh sawed regime and do

only 17% say he's making it better. democratic strategist and former presidential advisor says no question, numbers are troubling. >> this far out from a campaign, you want to look at job approvals and how the incumbent matches up with the generic opposition. those are the two indicators of where you'll end up the latest poll numbers show the president trailing that republican challenge. and in head to head match ups, he's a couple points ahead of rick perry. and about even with former massachusetts governor mitt romney. abc 7's political analyst says those numbers indicate a limited range of outcomes. >> it's a range between losing or a narrow victory. that is the range he's playing in, right now. >> barring a miracle turn around, our political analyst believes that the best possible outcome for mr. obama would be a nair yes victory. and there is an interesting comparison with 2004 campaign of george w. bush coming up at 6:00 we'll tell what you barack obama and george w. bush have in common and how this might just del

students say the teacher, stephen cuckovich deducted 25 points from everyone's grade for saying blessinvestigators say students were intentionally sneezing and responding in repetitive fashion. >> bless you, bless you, bless you. the person sneezes like okay, thank, thank you, your welcome a chain thing. >> the district did reach out to parents saying grade points should not be deducted for saying bless new class. >>> japan easing advisories around the fukushima nuclear plant. the government is telling people it is safe to return home seven months later. >> meantime, an act by a good samaritan in a most unlikely place. someone left a bag containing what amounts to $131,000 in u.s. dollars. signed note says the money should help earthquake and tsunami victims. the town will keep the money for three months and give it to red cross if no one claims it. >>> a late night arrest in san francisco has now ended a nationwide manhunt for the man accused of shooting a san jose hells angels leader in nevada. >> reporter: police officers have been worried this would envy lonely. quite the opposite

he won't say it but i'm pretty sure it's hell. >> why do you say that?they get cable but they only get one channel. >> what? >> the opri winfrey network. i know why they would not show the photo of dead osama. >> why is that? >> it's a little hard to explain but when he was killed he was dressed up like cher. [ laughter ] >> bill: that would be hard to explain. finally, check six, as we mentioned my book killing lincoln comes out tomorrow so i will be busy. i will be on good morning america twice shortly 7 a.m. and 8:30. "fox & friends" i will be on there. the imus program. fox business network. martha maccallum and laura ingraham all of that before 11:00 a.m. then i will go to the hospital. on wednesday, i'm on "the view." and on jon stewart. so please pray for me. i hope old abe appreciates all this. that is reality check. pinheads and patriots on deck. how much did this incredible signed document fetch for the wounded warrior project? we will tell you in p and p moments away. . >>> how great a deal is this? short of coming to your house and cutting yo

he also says u.s. intelligence has detected no active terror plots as we approach the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. >>> there's still no nationwide radio network dedicated to emergency responders post 9/11. a report released by the national preparedness group says political fighting is to blame. the first responders were unable to communicate on 9/11. it was considered a critical failure that cost lives. >>> 6:15. house republicans pushed back and they wanted president obama to delay his highly-anticipated prime time jobs speech next week. alison burns is live in our washington d.c. bureau on how the speaker of the house pressured the president to change the date. allison. reporter: dave, democrats say it is a stunning show of disrespect from speaker boehner for president obama. the last time that the president addressed a joint session of congress was for a state of the union address and he wanted to do it again next wednesday to lay out his new jobs plan. but it's the same night as a republic

they have the final say.here is a lot more pain felt around california since governor brown signs a budget that enyachts another round of devastating cuts. this fifth grade teacher started the school year without basics. >> this is a lot of parents have to start coming in and fund raising. >> disabled californians saw their services slashed deeper. >> this is really awful for me because now, i only have day staff. >> representatives from both education and disabled groups are suing the state in separate lawsuits over what they call illegal cuts. under voter-approved prop 98 guaranteeing minimum funding using a complicated formula. schools believe they've been short changed by $2 billion. the legal chalg yempks led by several school districts. >> we're not going to put up with this anymore. it's time to take action. if we don't stand up for children of california who else will? >> the disabled community is frustrated. california's lanterman act guarantees access to service that's allows them to live independen

with barriers but do they really say to you what i say not what i do a do what i say not what i do world will fracture to the detriment of all. the old ways here must change with the i may have swapped the as members themselves facing their own problems any doubt whether the organization will be able to take adequate measures to work off possibly another global price it's as well lending money for the world weaker economies the i.m.f. is still facing the challenge of offering viable solutions that do not come with crippling measures but one thing is clear the wall demands and i.m.f. that does not work solely for the benefit of the few i'm going to check out with forty four watching our team. club as their task has all the latest market reaction from around the world this hour let's cross live now to year he's got the numbers for us you know all the markets bracing themselves for a possible greek default well as a lot of news for investors to die just and the markets are rallying after a weekend of thought so how to deal with the eurozone debt crisis and also off to hard line comes from g

prosecutors say davis killed an off duty police officer in 1989 but his lawyers point to what they say is flawed evidence and today the georgia supreme court refused to intervene. there is word the supreme court is considering appeal. >> there is word troy davis's attorney has not received this word but everyone is assuming it is in the works. >> and we'll keep you posted as well. time to check weather. >> there is summer heat continuing to persist. along the coast, our marl rebuilding and pushing through golden gate now. so cooler conditions at the coast. we'll see fog continuing to push locally across the bay. and there are temperatures of 60s on the coast up ander 80s inland and it will be slow. tomorrow morning, mostly sunny skies. and there are afternoon, look for another hot day inland. low to mid-60s at the coast to mid-90s inland. how much longer will summer hold on? i'll have the answer coming up shortly. >> and turns out your commute could put your health at risk long after out of gridlock. the connection is up next. >> word meg whitman could be taking over another big tech c

>> they say -- the federal authorities say he did not. there is no indication according to a law enforcement official that cnn spoke with today, no indication that he has any kind of connection with a foreign terrorist organization. he dealt with undercover fbi agents who were posing as al qaeda operatives. he believed he was dealing with al qaeda operatives. but according to a law enforcement official we spoke with, no indications at this time that he had any serious connections to foreign terrorist groups. >> fran, using remote control planes as bombs, is that something authorities have thought about before? >> reporter: sure, anderson. it's fair to say authorities have looked at this both offensively as something we could do and the u.s. government doesn't acknowledge it but we use predators that have missiles on them and we have the offensive capability, we've looked at it defensively could somebody use it against us. the thing that is stunning here is the notion of it being used inside the united states, a weaponized remote vehicle.

say? >> he talked to us.ow he's been frustrated over the years not being able to talk publicly about this case. he says the people supporting davis he thinks are following things that aren't factually accurate. he points out that in every turn in the legal system where the facts have been analyzed, his case has won. but in the court of public opinion, he's lost. he says that's because they have not be out there arguing the case in public. so, a great deal of frustration on his part. he says he takes no joy in what's about to happen, but says the conviction was just and the sentence was just as well. >> david, we were looking at an e-mail from the georgia department of corrections talking about how troy davis has declined his request for a final meal, but we've learned members of the media who will bear witness to the execution. do we know of any family members? >> there will be family members on mcbail's side. we haven't received confirmation about davis' family. we know there's one thing they're sharing now

fire officials say an underground gas leak sparked the fire.t started burning just before 7:00 tonight. from what we understand it is still burning now. so far no one has been injured. >>> the golden seat warriors made -- golden state warriors made a decision on who will lead their team. >> i want to here today officially welcome rick as our new president. >> reporter: rick is 58-year- old rick welt. he says until may he was just another suit in the nba although a very successful one. then weltz president of the phoenix suns became the first executive of a prosports team to come out of the closet. >> i really felt for the first time in my life i had the opportunity to align my personal life with my professional life. >> reporter: despite the announcement, weltz decided to split with his partner. then the warriors came calling. >> it's about can you make this the real jewel in the league? because it hasn't been. >> reporter: nba labor lock out, there were no warriors players allowed here today. in an interview at ktvu weltz told me his first par

call him anything in the book but you can't say anything about israel. that automatically makes you any semitic cnn's former senior editor of middle east affairs davian nasr was sacked a year ago because of a tweet she wrote about her respect for a lebanese cleric who at one time had been seen as the spiritual leader of the hezbollah but had later broken ties with them nasr also apologized but was promptly pushed out of the u.s. mainstream media it's all about consequences social and economic just pressure rather than real censorship politicians expressing ideas against the establishment if you come under fire too like congressman ron paul who is running for president some of them long and i don't hide i have been a christian. they have been explicit and they wrote. their we can act we attacked america because you had bases on our holy land in saudi arabia you do not give palestinians a fair treatment and you have been bombing. i didn't say that i'm trying to get you to understand what the motive was behind the bombing at the same time we have been bombi

what are the democrats saying?t moments ago senate majority leader harry reid took to the senate floor and he brought a couple of aides with him to highlight the need to fund disaster relief following hurricane recently and the texas wildfires, so, the last time we heard from senator harry reid he was talking about allowing emotions to cool. take a listen. >> that's why i'm calling on my colleagues, senator mcconnell, and speaker boehner, to take the weekend, work with us, cool off. let us work together to find common ground. >>reporter: we are waiting to hear what both senator reid and his republican counterpart have to say about this point, two hours ahead of the critical procedural vote to see whether senator reid has the secretary votes to proceed. trace? >>trace: mike, thank you from capitol hill. hundreds of people paying their respects to the victims of the deadliest air racing disaster in u.s. left. a world war ii era plane crashed into the crowds during the national championship air races in reno, nevada,

herman cain says what he means, means what he says, and boy does he connect with voters. martha: he truly did. you know, you didn't feel like they were phrases that he had practiced, necessarily, and i did hear that he told his handler to go leave him alone for a couple of days beforehand, they did a lot of prep work and he said you know, what last 48 hours, i'm going to be on my own and get ready for this thing and that seemed to help him a lot as well. let's listen to this from him and get your thoughts. >> we also made -- he also made it real clear that he wasn't sure how this administration stood when it came to israel. i made it clear, which i would also make it clear to all of the other people in the world, that if you mess with israel, you're messing with the united states of america. we stand solidly behind israel. >> i think this is something you can hold on to, if you're messing with israel, you're messing with the u.s. it doesn't take a minute to explain what he does so, he is conservative and he says things that conservatives appreciate, he's a businessman so

chief says it wants the discount on the russian gas but most still says it has no legal grounds to alter the contract for the latest details joining us from kiev in just several minutes. and a night of rage in israel hundreds of thousands rally in the nation's biggest protests demanding the authorities turn their attention from security to social justice. and watching hockey coming to live from moscow i'm marina joshie believe it or rattles are closing in on colonel gadhafi as the last major stronghold and hometown of sirte they say time is running out for the former leader neater and his loyalists to agree a peaceful surrender with a deadline set for next weekend could offer use whereabouts is still unknown has released a number of audio messages promising a long guerrilla war this week western powers agreed to unfreeze his financial assets at a meeting discussing libya's future in paris while new rebel leaders are seeking to . store order in the capital tripoli many people there say they still don't feel safe the conflict has seen thousands of looted and seized guns wired the country a

jenna: we got an alert from the associated press saying that netanyahu says the palestinian statehood is a shortcut and won't succeed. we'll see what plays out a few days later this week and in the months to come. rick, thank you very much for joining us. >> jon: so much news to cover domestically and internationally. in this country, a car explodes just outside detroit. this charred mess, leaving several people injured. rick folbaum has the latest on what's turning out to be a pretty strange story. >>> new amateur video just coming out of syria where the brutal crackdown against protestors rages on, that from our international desk, just ahead. >> a fox news alert, a car explodes near detroit, it could be the result of a car bomb. authorities have an investigation underway, rick is working the story for us right now. rick. >> reporter: we usually hear about car bombs in places like iraq or afghanistan, but that's what investigators say they think went off last night, and let's take a look at some of the video we've got here on the ipad, this is monroe, michigan, the bomb exploding la

he says "i don't t it.earl harbor memorial and 50 years for the world war ii memorial. all of the work that goes on before you ever get to ground level, the digging and basement, that's all... people can criticize and say, oh, no, nothing's happening. all of that was getting done. once you get to ground level, steel goes up very fast. the onworld trade center which is this 1,776 foot tall building... >> rose: it's called one world trade center. >> it goes up a floor a week. then the criticism is once the steel's up and outside's done, nothing is happening. it takes years to fit it out. so i think we have to have more perspective and time but the message of sending to theity and to the country and the world that traces didn't win, here is the symbol that new york is back. that was the plaza of the memorial and underground there's a museum that's not going to be ready for another year. all the buildings around there will take years before there built out. it's an enormous construction. >> rose: is that becaus

you say? >> i say i was optimistic of the surge.u and i as i recall say give the administration -- give the military one more chance to win in afghanistan. >> bill: right. >> what this is evidence of, very clearly, is that the taliban is not defeated. they are, perhaps, undefeatable in a country that is as backward as regressive about -- as afghanistan is. more importantly, for from my personal point of view, bill, is the fact that usama bin laden has been killed. why did come to fox news? why did we go to afghanistan? because we wanted to kill theson who took down the towers. >> we have accomplished that. >> we have accomplished that 10 years later to now try to remake afghanistan in the image of san francisco is not going to happen. >> they will never get that radical. those afghans will never get that radical. you can still buy gold fish in afghanistan but you can't in san francisco. >> that's right. you need a license. >> bill: let's give them a break. you say that look bli have done what we need to do there let's withdraw in a

it does say something.be it goes into that, but frankly i don't care. >> tupperware sales woman beat dominick? >> well, why are all of these candidates meeting with donald trump? i think they're probably asking him what not to do or, frankly, kyra, maybe they're just begging him not to endorse them. this guy is an embarrassment. he's an arrogant fool. and given him credit for success to me, i don't know about anybody else but i'm one of those americans who doesn't give a lot of credit a guy who had that much of a head start, millions of dollars that his daddy gave him. all of these guys started way ahead of the game. i don't know why they would be meeting with him. maybe learn not to eat pizza or maybe they're going "the apprentice, tea party" edition. >> that might make some money. some ratings. >> yeah. >> all right. you're buzzer beater. 20 seconds each. morgan freeman tells piers morgan that president obama has made americans more racist. take a listen. >> has obama helped the process of eradicating rac

i have to say. don't think -- maybe against colin powell, but i don't think he wanted to. >> i don't know what -- i don't know what was so offensive, though. he said she came -- >> bill: if i were rice, i would have been angry. i would have been angry. now. >> she can write her own memoir about her own time in office. remember, her book was more about her childhood, which i enjoyed very much. that was a great read. but she has a chance to make her own statement on this and i'll be looking forward to reading that. >> bill: new poll, fox news poll asked this question: should sarah palin run for president? 20% yes. 74% no. what you die think is behind that? >> well, i think a lot of things. this applies a little bit to the cheney, powell, rice controversy because while it's interesting inside the beltway people and historians and probably to write, the country is kind of moved on. i think we're not really interested in relitigating the past with bush and powell and cheney and maybe, i'm just guessing -

police say she may have jumped. but her family believes otherwise. >> she was too weak. >> they told us that she jiggled it to open it somehow. >> that doesn't make sense. >> the woman had been in the hospital for two weeks, suffering from seizures. the hospital says those women -- those windows are designed to only be opened by technicians to make repairs. an investigation continues. >>> it is 7:19. the new face of poverty in the u.s. is someone who is working age. the government says nearly three out of every five poor people are adults between the ages of 18 and 64. that's the highest level since the 1960s when the war on poverty was launched. right now more than 43 million people in the u.s. live in poverty. that's more than 14% of the american population. >>> the price of coffee could go down next year if predictions on coffee productions pan out. experts say brazil could harvest 37% more coffee in 2012. that would be the most in 12 years and it could cut raw coffee prices. those prices have doubled in the last

i say this in jest. he has made our lives richer thanks to his snacky goodness. >> i think they should sprinkle the dorritos over the casket or wherever they will do. it it is a moving tribute. i'm sure these cheesy tortilla chips changed their lives. they have contributed everything to the dream. >> you are going along and waiting for this sentence. >> neither of you thought they were tortilla chip? >> i thought they were dorritos. >> greg is right. they are not tortilla chips, they are dorritos. what is a tortilla chip? you dip it in something. dorritos are self-contained. you ruined -- you don't ruin cool ranch with a dip. why would you do that? >> it is like saying a dorito is like a for tee yo chip is like saying the bride of wildenstein is like eve. >> it is just sponge cake. >> there is a creamy center that will last until the next ice age. >> this guy is a hero. >> they will open the bag, right? >> there is so much more air in there. >> do you remember the chips for awhile that were shaped like t

why should it say the pearls?t worked for their children, and most importantly this is what god wants. >> we don't punish our children, but we sometimes need to get their attention. >> the eight survives schatz children are all in foster homes. they and their sister, lydia, certainly got our attention. gary tuchman, cnn, paradise, california. >> harsh discipline in the name of god. it's not just happening inside private homes like the schatz and the pearls. just ahead, what we uncovered by a home for troubled teens that operates outside of the oversight of regulators because of its religious affiliation. a woman whose childhood was filled with beating all in the name of god. her father was a pastor. >> they're advocating a systemic form of punishment that outside of their community would be referred to as abuse, inside the community it's called spiritual spanking. >>> the case of lydia schatz, a [hissing] [ding] announcer: cook foods to the right temperature using a food thermometer. 3,000 americans will die from

larry says, "it's too late.e no other in challengeser. one and done, you slip, you fall, you can't get up. see ya, michele." kim on facebook writes, "she's done. republicans are now infatuated with pretty ricky." dave in arizona says, "she can't because she never was. you can't run around making ignorant, moronic statements and expect people to take you seriously." ken in atlantic city, new jersey, "she can't reestablish herself. the media have already decided to call her a psycho or put her in a side show. she's a federal tax lawyer, a businesswoman, and a congresswoman, but that doesn't seem to be good enough." richard in washington state writes, "michele bachmann, like sarah palin, at best can only succeed as a vice presidential running ma running mate in a beauty contest where substance has no real importance." and ann in south carolina says, "why do we want michele bachmann to be a serious contender?" if you want to read more on this, go to my blog, cnn.com/caffertyfile or through our post on "the situation

they pointed out what they say are electrical hazards and say the safety risk is too great to continue to let people work in that building. >> usually i rely on the engineers and the professionals that do this job. they know what they are talking about. they were able to point out serious hazards that are immediate. >> some of the entrepreneurs who called pier 38 home are wondering whether they are being moved out to make room for america's cup. >>> the bart extension will be delayed. bart wants to build a 10-mile stretch. the completion date has been pushed back to the fall of 2016 because of state funding delays and because progress on the highway 4 widening project has been slower than anticipated. >>> witnesses are telling stories of terror as a crowd of fans watched in horror. the world war ii plane spiraled to the ground. this morning the investigation into what happened is underway and there is word that the community is going to hold a memorial. eric is in reno this morning with the latest on what is happening today. what is the scene out there this morning? >> reporter: even t

, that would agree with what he was saying and would believe with what he was saying. so in a real sense, from a democratic standpoint, let people like that keep on talking. they're not discussing whether or not i'm going to have a job. they're not discussing whether or not i'm going to be able to get a loan to build whatever i want to build or to invest in whatever i want to invest. they're not talking about real things. they're not talking about how do you end that war, those two wars that are over there. they're not talking about any of those things. they're talking nonsense, and the public is not following that nonsense. after all, barack obama's goal is to get all those young people that were so enthusiastic about his candidacy in 2008, he's got to get them back in. he's got to make the african-americans as proud as they were of him. and he's got to recapture the magic of being able to communicate with the public press in this country and through the public press. he is, otherwise, going to be in trouble. >> hold on for a second, ron. let's hold on. i want you to