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if you're lucky, not a bad deal for a $5 investment now to a lottery winner with a truly inspirationaltory. he beat the odds and survived cancer and now he is the newest mega millions a winner. wait until you hear what he's going to do with the money. >> he seems like your average 19-rolled, hoping to become a police officer. as of monday, eased $250,000 richer. he bought a lottery ticket that made him a second-tier winner in the mega millions game. >> i looked at the ticket multiple times before it clicked that all the numbers matched except for one. analysis speechless, my mom was wondering what was going on. i couldn't speak and i ran and gave the ticket. >> he says he plans to use some of the money to pay off his car and save to buy a home. but he also plans to donate it. he was diagnosed with leukemia in 2005 and has been cancer free for four years now and wants to give back. >> as a cancer survivor, i cannot pay back what people have done for me. they really helped me out a lot and i would like to give back to the community that gave to me. hopefully help someone else just like s

this is said to be a reaction to a u.s.e movie and at uc berkeley a member of the tunisian parliament says freedom of speech can only go too far. >> this film was just a film. it's a definition. and if defamiliaration begin against african americans took place, no one will accept it. if against the lord would take place no, one would accept it. against sharia, it's illegal. >> in the u.s. denying the holocaust is not illegal, nor is making fun of religion. any religion. coming up at 6:00 an expert in

a job within a month. maureen naylor, ktvu news. >>> these are your high temperatures from today. we had a thunderstorms roll through the area. skies cleared out and now we have numbers like these. temperatures tomorrow are going to come up a couple of degrees. you're probably noticing a little bit of a crisp in the air. especially when you're sending your kids off to school. we'll have the complete forecast looking at the bay area back here at 10:45, i'll see you then. >>> san francisco firefighters are calling for more testing on risks and so are the residents. david bouber says he's alarmed by recent warnings of possible radio active and other toxic contamination. signs are up saying some homes now are off limits and the navy recently sent letters about possible contamination from waste when treasure island was a naval base. >> reporter: a sticky situation, how a man got stuck between two walls and the operation to free him. >> a woman was robbed and beaten in her own >>> police in oakland's diamond dis

i had a fulthey sait i have to be a driver to beat a patron at the mall .. >> a tree is defined as one who buys goods or use the services offered by an establishment. a definition that jenny clearly sets. nowhere on line or on any sign doesn't say that a patron also has to drive. >> where is the posted parking policy that states that you need to be the operator of the vehicle? >> according to stone's town it does not exist but present his refused to reconsider the toe or even provide a statement. the department of justice is investigating whether this is a violation of the americans with disabilities act. they have a good chance of getting double their ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, >> an east bay woman changing the way students see themselves, and breaking stereotypes in the process. as kate kelly reports, this week's jefferson award winner is helping make college dreams come true. >> when i walk into a room, the word " scientist " is not what comes to mind when people see me. >> she's used to surprising people, she has a ph.d. in neuroscience from uc-berkeley, something she could not have imagined

and it was a dollar a slice.bucks, cut it into eight slices, sell them for a dollar a slice, get $8 of revenue for every pizza at a cost of $5. he turned the lunches from a cost center into a profit center. >> the olympics is like putting on seven super bowls a day for 17 days straight. >> and he became the public face of the games, even becoming and amateur participant, seen here on the skeleton. so, did he say one day, i think i'm going to try the skeleton? >> yeah. he said, i'm going to go try this. he got better and better and better so he could get going 70 miles an hour, which is crazy. >> but hidden from the public was the continuing personal struggle. >> mitt was always just constantly worried about ann. she was really deteriorating. >> she battled through it. she got good help from wonderful physicians. >> by august of 2001, it looked like they had ann's m.s. and the olympics under control. but then -- 9/11. >> -- billowing into the sky -- >> there's smoke everywhere. >> unspeakable sorrow and a very rea

>> a converse of a roof of a garage to -- a conversion of a roof of a garage to a deck and the worst things is put all those pots and plants on top which is more sponges that you're putting on a roof because the dry rot. and on top of that, they're putting plants on top of the guardrail which is adding weighting and dry rot. so yeah, you can do not just about anything more wrong than pat. >> now, there are a couple of issues i wanted to address here. one is the use of the roof for green. now we have a lot of green roof interests in san francisco. in order to have a green roof, you have to do two things. you have to address the structural issue that all of this greenery and the water that it holds is very heavy. and secondly, you have to provide exceptional waterproofing. basically, you put a complete waterproof membrane underneath everything and then you can begin to develop your green roof strategy. where you simply start putting plants on top. it's a recipe for leaks. another thing that's a real serious problem with this deck on top of the garage is that the guard is -- seems to be

♪ help with food, gas and rent, so cover your back, with... ♪ a-a-a-a-a-a-a-aflac!>>> if you're parents chances are you've thought of a couple of inventions that would make your life a lot easier. soleil moon frye and author of "happy chaos" found several families who put their ideas to work. good morning again, soleil. >> good morning. you're sort of a momtreprenuer yourself. >> never a better time to be a momtreprenuer. >> when my partner and i started little feeds searched the globe for products at your home, your garage. because of social media, never been a better time, start a twitter account, facebook account and start something from your own home which is so incredibly insparing and some of these products were fund from home. >> great companies started off with the first one. >> original sprout, such a fun company. started by a mom named inga, a daughter named maya,anted healthy products for her little one. i love that the sunblock is so natural. i use this on my girls. >> no parabins. free and clear of everything. >> exactly. >> super curly hair so the mira

and it was a dollar a slice.he could buy a pizza for five bucks, cut it into eight slices, sell them for a dollar a slice, get $8 of revenue for every pizza at a cost of $5. he turned the lunches from a cost center into a profit center. >> the olympics is like putting on seven super bowls a day for 17 days straight. >> and he became the public face of the games, even becoming an amateur participant, seen here on the skeleton. so, did he say one day, i think i'm going to try the skeleton? >> yeah. he said, i'm going to go try this. he got better and better and better so he could get going 70 miles an hour, which is crazy. >> but hidden from the public was the continuing personal struggle. >> mitt was always just constantly worried about ann. she was really deteriorating. >> she battled through it. she got good help from wonderful physicians. >> by august of 2001, it looked like they had ann's m.s. and the olympics under control. but then -- 9/11. >> -- billowing into the sky -- >> there's smoke everywhere. >> unsp

fog a little bit of a problem but it's getting better. frederick was a quarter mile last time we checked and now three miles. that's an improvement. we had fog in cumberland. they've improved. isolated patches of fog and your highs this afternoon, you're going to love it. if you can get outside, do it. highs in the mid- to upper 70s. its 6:00 a.m. here comes monika with timesaver traffic. >>> good morning, everybody. the major thoroughfares are looking pretty good with the exception of 95 in virginia. a minor accident causing delays. i'm going to go to that in just a second. first want to show what you it looks like on the the north side of town. you have the normal slow stuff forming at 6:00 in the morning on the outer loop leaving college park, not that bad toward university boulevard. the pace improves in bethesda. i'll step out and show what you it looks like southbound 270 from our sky 9 n. is at i-370, the southbound side is the left side of your screen. you've got the slow traffic route 109 to 121. then here just a little below the

find out who is suingpected of a woman's disappearance in a rowboat. >> a memorial for victims of a famine has neighbors upset. let there is controversy swirling around a new memorial planned for downtown washington. >> people are not upset about the location or the symbolism what has some work that is the direction it will be facing. we have them following the story. let's go to northwest with the details. >> the memorial will honor the victims of the ukrainian famine of 1933 and it will stretch along this grassy path where you see people walking. memorial will face massachusetts avenue, leaving nothing but a blank wall for everyone else. >> many called it genocide. from 1930 to 1933, millions of ukrainians died from starvation. congress approved a memorial honoring the victims was chosen as the site. it's now home to food trucks during the day as hundreds of residents and workers passed through. >> it would be nice to have a place to sit to eat from the food from of the drugs and it's good they are memorializing something important. >> one side of the memorial will be pleased to learn ab

next time you get a call from a telemarketer askinging for a donation to a charity or for helping toant to think twice. documents reveal in campaigns for some of the biggest charities, most of the money actually ended up with the telemarketer. carol patterson had diabetes in her family so when her phone rang last year. >> hi, mrs. patterson, this is [ no audio ] calling on behalf of the american diabetes association. >> reporter: she agreed to help, distributing envelopes to neighborhoods and kicking in $20 herself. >> i thought most of it would go to the american diabetes association. >> reporter: but recently she was shown documents revealing that almost 80% of the money actually went to the telemarketer. how did you feel when you learned that only 22% of the money had made it to the charity? >> just surprised, disappointment, almost some anger. >> reporter: she says she won't be volunteering for this anymore. >> you just feel like you are betrayed, and it's very upsetting. >> reporter: the telemarketer involved was infocision management which calls itself the highest quality call

a home. >> he is behind the wheel of a santa barbara bus five days a week. he has a full-time job that pays a $19 an hour to the jovial driver with the political beard. he moves from his bus into another vehicle, his van, where he lives. this is home. he makes too much to qualify for public housing, they cannot afford rent in a high-cost city of santa barbara. >> many people think you have a full-time job you are ok, that is not the case. >> i have a full-time job but barely making ends meet. >> debt has piled up and he and his wife are still digging out. this county parking lot is where they sleep, joined by more than a dozen others who live in their cars. it is the safe parking program. 114 spaces across the county with a waiting list of more than 40. >> i have senior citizens, couples, families. >> one-third of the people have jobs if says the program's manager, but are under and fully. >> would you think it says about america when someone who has a job, who wanted to work, still has to live in their car? >> i think people would be shocked. it would be sh

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a hiker had to be air lifted out of a canyon after slipping off the edge of a walterfall in a georgiart of his body. >>> today, ten miles of one of the busiest freeways in america closed, and people in los angeles are calling it carmageddon two. last summer, drivers feared a similar closure on interstate 405, that it could cause a monster traffic jam, but it actually went smoothly because most drivers stayed home to avoid all that. this weekend, officials are once again asking people to stay off the main roads and the 405 scheduled to reopen monday. >>> it's one of the world's most famous paintings. but this week, an art foundation unveiled what it said is a younger version of the mona lisa. do you think it's real? hmm, the resemblance there? you be the judge when we get back. ears are weird. i don't know what shape that is .. but it's not round. so why would headphones be round? they should be shaped like this.. 'earshaped'. you know .. so they fit in your ears. when we got married. i had three kids. and she became the full time mother of three. it was soccer, and ballet, and cheerle

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a stock.of times insiders buy their stock because they want to create an impression of confidence. they know if they're seen buying their own stock, they know the market is going to smile upon them so they play the system. hey, that's fair, but it means we ignore most insider buying because it could be sketchy. that said when you get truly colossal insider buying, if it's not at the high, then you might want to take another look at the stock. it's a pretty powerful endorsement when the insiders buy a whole lot of stock. it's really the volume of the insider buy that declares its sincerity. there is nothing more arrogant than when an insider backs up the truck for its own stock when it's sitting at a 52-week high. they're saying we know we rock, we're so darn confident it will keep going higher, we're going to buy stock hand over fist. we're not going to wait for a pull back. arrogant, sure. corporate insiders aren't fools. if their stock is on the 52-week high list, let's assume they probably

a short moment ago the onramp was a standstill. it was moving at a crawl.he opening of those two additional lanes have helped tremendously. >>> 680 was more parking lot than freeway. the back up went for miles, the traffic nightmare rafted hours. >> we've been sitting in the freeway for like 2-1/2 hours. >> reporter: this pair had a 12 hour drive to portland when they left the south bay at 8:00 a.m. >> now it's going to take us probably we'll be home by 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning. it's going to be a long drive. it's frustrating but what can you do? >> reporter: john torrez sat for more than three hours of traffic for a commute that should have taken 30 minutes. >> it's terrible, i'm hungry, overweight. what can i say? almost out of gas. i quit. >> reporter: he was one of thousands who ditched the freeway for side roads. only to find danville boulevard moving at a crawl. >> right away i went to the surface road. they were all jam packed. so i went to the side road of the side road, around alamo and part of walnut creek. it took me more than an hour on what

new this morning, a suicide bomber set off a bomb, a car that rammed into a u.s.consulate suv today in pakistan. the state department says two americans and two pakistanis who work for the u.s. consulate in pakistan, they are among 19 people wounded in this attack. a spokesperson says two pakistani were killed. this all happened in an area near pakistan's tribal region. that is the main sanctuary for the taliban and al-qaeda in that country. >>> 8:34. wildfires burning across the state have firefighters busy this labor day. in northern california, thousands of campers were evacuated from the angeles national forest because of a brush fire. it started in the san gabrielle canyon yesterday and has burned about 400 acres. the canyon will be closed today because of the fire. it's only about 5% contained. and a cause is still under investigation. >>> the north pass fire in mend see know county is now about 58% contained. the fire has burned more than 41,000 acres since it began on august 18th. seven homes have been destroyed, and 21 others are still threatened. evacuat

here is a look ahead. a little bit of a drop off on tuesday.rmest locations approaching lower 90s with your weekend always in view. just a minor cooling for saturday and sunday. steve paulson has the latest numbers. >>> nasa scientists are admiring a photograph taken by rover curiosity. the robot used the camera to take this self-portrait. curiosity also took a buying this juicer online was unbelievable. what a bargain! [ female announcer ] sometimes a good deal turns out to be not such a good deal. but bounty gives you value you can see. in this lab demo, one sheet of bounty leaves this surface cleaner than two sheets of the leading ordinary brand. so you can clean this mess with half as many sheets. bounty has trap and lock technology to soak up big spills and lock them in. why use more when you can use less? bounty. the clean picker upper. >>> good evening everyone and thanks for joining our sunday night edition of sports wrap. the 49ers knew their schedule was a lot tougher than last year. after today's performance in green bay, the niners

here's a look at a couple of stories.rews are trying to determine what sparked a two- alarm blaze at a popular seafood restaurant in dundalk. fire crews responded just after 7:30 sunday night. authorities say they saw the flames in the basement. everyone was able to able it outuninjured. in baltimore city, police are searching for a person behind a deadly shooting trade the 22- year-old was attending a house party in alameda. investigators say that someone fired shots from a block away and she was struck in the chest. investigators did not leave she was the intended target but was struck by a stray bullet. let's turned over to tony pann. >> not the best forecast if ever delivered for a holiday. we have hit and miss showers out there. 75 at the airport, 73 in randallstown. it is humid. ray rice settled down from last night. we are picking up some scattered showers out there. other showers in delaware right now. other thunderstorms will redevelop into the afternoon. scattered thunderstorms in your neighborhood and some of t

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relations between a successor and a predecessor tend to be frosty. and because of the very nature of executive leadership, you come into office, and the idea is i'm going to change the world. i see everything that had has bn done wrong, and now we're going to do it my way, so generally your predecessor tends to be your target. so eisenhower/truman fall into that pattern. eisenhower/kennedy to a lesser extent. kennedy/johnson falls into that pat everybody, johnson/nixon to a much less. carter/reagan, of course, is phenomenal that way and so on. >> guest: don't forget there's a change of parties from democrat to republican, and that exacerbated the changeover as well. but it was at president kennedy's funeral that they really got back together. they rode in the same car, they had a drink before, and i think, i think they got along marvelously with each other there from everything i understand, and i guess it's not talking out of school, maybe it is talking out of school, but they both thought that president kennedy's funeral was overdone. .. >> i would

if you're a snowboarder you're going to love a group of boys made a hybrid snowboard for a friend thatas a pro snowboarder in an accident back in 2000 and ended up paralyzed from the chest down. a way for him to get back out there on the slopes. >> it's amazing. >> it's great to see, and if you love outdoor sports, you're going to love this one. see both of these videos head over to rightthisminute.com and click on. >> best of rtm. >>> and what looked to be like a wild west scene. at this point the door, locked but smashing through the window is 20-year-old thomas james greene. he's breaking into the pub. he's smashing out the window pup see a the other people start to say, hmm, how are we going to handle this guy? here he comes through the window. look at his right hand, he's wielding a -- >> whoa. he got a bar stool in the face. >> and a busted poll cue to the arm. look at his right arm, he's got a big piece of glass in there. the people shove him back out of the bar. apparently greene was upset over a fight that he had with his father earlier in the night. his dad was in the bar. he

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today we've got a couple of a different spots. we have a farmer's walk where you grab two heavy dumbbells or barbells in your hands. kind of like carrying suitcases, except they're going to be 250-pound suitcases in each hand. we have the yoke. you have to support this swaying that it does. we'll put about 500 pounds on that. the toughest one is probably the yoke. body position as well as putting that much weight on your back compresses it. >> we're doing the keg load and keg carries and presses. pick it up, put it over your head. do it as many times as you can do it. stone loading, we've got big atlas stones up to about 250 pounds today. we'll get them up onto boxes anywhere from mid-chest to chin level. >> it definitely pushes you to find out what your limits are, and helps to kind of establish things that you never thought you could probably ever do. >> it's a good stress reliever. you come in, you know, whether it's good day, bad day, you know, you work out and i just feel better when i leave. >> if you want to to be better, y

he also got a gift certificate. >> you can come back, take a class, do a camp or have a party here. so i hope i see you very soon. >> thank you. >> you're very welcome. >> he is a lovely young man. if you have room in your heart or home for keith, call our special adoption hotline. or you can go to our home page at nbcwashington.com. >>> very smart, too. >> coming up next, a growing. >>> the world is fascinated by honey boo-boo. i can't even say her name without laughing. how much money is the family president clinton: this election to me is about which... candidate is more likely to return us to full employment. this is a clear choice. the republican plan is to cut more taxes on upper-income... people and go back to deregulation. that's what got us in trouble in the first place. president obama has a plan to rebuild america from... the ground up, investing in innovation, education... and job training. it only works if there is a strong middle class. that's what happened when i was president. we need to keep going with his plan. president obama: i'm barack obama and... i approve thi

oyen a la banda el recodo, se ponen a bailar.erden, no se hallan, dÓnde se quedaron, esperemos en dios, y que todo se solucione por nuestros niÑos. >>> sÍ, cuando faltan por periodos largos a la escuela, se afecta de una manera enorme, al regre sar los maestros tienen un tipo de trabajo a seguir, si continÚan con eso, lo mÁs seguro, se van a atrasar, y tienen que brincar asignaturas para cumplir con el aÑo escolar, y causa problemas a los niÑos. >>> y muchas veces lo que hacen es extender el aÑo escolar, pero volvemos a lo mismo, los desbalancea, estÁn acostumbrados a salir de vacaciones en cierto tiempo, los saca de su zona, esperamos que se solucione, y todos estÉn en el aula sin perder clases. >>> sÍ, tienes la razÓn. >>> que los papÁs estÉn al pendiente. >>> sÍ, nosotros tambiÉn contamos que estÁn en la escuela, y no estÁn, y tiene que ir a la trabajo, y se complica. >>> sÍ. >>> de cualquier manera hay que hacer el anuncio, que la escuela inicia hoy para chicago, la huelga no estÁ, estan en platicas, hay que implorar que no s

we have a day left or a day and a half as of noon today of the quarter. we were debating this earlier about what sort of window dressing. i thought i already read those spain headlines about budgets earlier in the morning. so to me that koob good old-fashioned window dressing mark them up in the quarter end. >> let's bring in somebody who's been active. brian kelly joins us on fast line with his take on that news that we got from spain. anything new here? doesn't sound like it. >> i'll tell you what was new. it came at 12:17 there was a headline today that ali rend, the vice chair of the e.u., economic affairs commissioner said that what spain has done went beyond what the e.u. had recommended and that's when the market really started to take off and the implication is that spain basically agreed to a bailout without agreeing to a bailout. so the door is open now. they've done everything that the e.u. has asked, read that as everything the germans have asked them to do. so now you've taken that tail risk off. spain will probably ask for a bailout sometime

not a big one today but hanging over our head today a little bit and a little more tomorrow and a little bit more on monday so we will see how the weekend turns out weather-wise in just a minute. >> in the race for the white house, it's back on the campaign trail after the republican convention in tampa that ended with the rousing acceptance speech by mitt romney. steve handlesman reports. >> before splitting up to campaign, mitt romney and paul ryan put a positive spin on their republican convention. >> coming out of tampa we have given our fellow countrymen a clear choice. >> you listen to the last guy running for president, he laid out what he would do and was unable to do it. >> romney did not lay out specifics. >> i have a plan to create 12 million new jobs. >> a lot of buzz today is not about the romney speech, it's about clint eastwood's odd chat with imagary barack obama. >> people are wondering -- >> viewers saw that instead of moving tributes to romney. >> what happened with clint eastwood is not going to decide the outcome of this campaign but what it represents is a mistake a

>> honestly, i was a bit emotional. i was tiered up a little a litt. it surprised me. >> the flight of a little more than a thousand miles will be among endeavour's most memorable, which is saying a lot since the shuttle traveled 100 million miles through space. let's take a live look at the endeavour right now in los angeles. the los angeles international airport. it received a big welcome home yesterday and that's going to be the home, los angeles. the shuttle will be kept there for several weeks before it begins a twelve mile ground trek to the california space center. that's going to be interesting. and once it gets to the space center it will become a permanent museum exhibit. our viewers took some great pictures of the flyover. check this out. john griffin had this shot of the subtle passing over his neighborhood. it looks like it was ten feet over his roof. we love this one, too, hangar 1 at moffett 1 and flying before the sea. thank you for that. and an eighth grader named isiah e-mailed us this picture passing close to the middle school in san

there is a good point if it will make a bounce maybe now is a good time to buy. i have $19 i can spare. >> $19 you got that change. >> in change. >>> overseas, a major story unfolding in libya this morning. an american diplomat is dead after militants attacked the consulate in benghazi. the attackers fired automatic weapons and rocket propelled grenades at the consulate as they clashed with libyans hired to guard the facility. a fire set by militants destroyed one of the buildings. >>> the attack in libya and this protest in cairo were triggered by a new film critical of the prophet mohamed, even claiming he was a pedophile. the u.s. is on alert. secretary of state hillary clinton says the u.s. is working with other governments to ensure that american interests and people are protected. >>> the white house is downplaying reports of a rift between the u.s. and israel over iran's nuclear ambitions. president obama and israeli minister netanyahu, speaking by they agreed to continue close consultations over iran. this unusual late-night announcement from the white ho

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what is this, a smokey? >> a mild smokey. >> a mild smokey. that's a good smokey, savannah. >> you're torturing us, al. come on. bring the bacon home. all right. time now for today's "take 3" where we each give our take on stories that have caught our attention and yours. we want to get right to it. what are we talking about, the gator story? >> kind of a what the what? who thought this was a good idea. apparently in florida there is a new thing now where some people are actually having these pool parties with baby alligators. i guess it's sort of a party favor. real live alligators. their mouths are taped shut, as you can see, so apparently -- >> how do they breathe in the water? >> the company that does this are doing it on the legit. it is legal, but obviously a lot of people have voiced complaints since this story aired, you know. i think it's cruelty to the animals, not to mention the poor people in the pool there. >> well, i mean, it looks like the kids are having a good time, but that doesn't always mean you should do it, right, parents

we've having a sweet -- we're having a sweet morning a chilly one. we'll have a lot of sun. by 9:00 61 in d.c. only 51 in winchester but up to 6 a along the bay in annapolis. -- 65 along the bay in annapolis. lunch hour looks fan tastic. upper 70s. look at the afternoon. sunshine. temperatures mid- to upper 70s. >> looks gorgeous, thanks, howard. >>> rg3 speaks his mind about cheap shots in last sunday's game. >> the next nationals win guarantees the team a spot in the post-season. kristen berset has your morning sports. >>> good morning, everybody. i've got to say it doesn't get much better than baseball pennant race. win or lose, you're pretty much guaranteed an exciting game during this time. after yesterday's afternoon win between the nats and dodgers, the doubleheader evening game started to seem like a letdown at the beginning for nats fans but you can never count out the curly ws. the l.a. dodgers took a 6-0 lead in the 8th inning. two home runs cut it in half and bryce harper with two on send as dribbler to 3rd and he's safe at first base. he beat the throw. mike mor

this is a bomb tonight as the a's lose their third in a row and drops them into a tie for the the wildcard with baltimore, 6-2 the final. >>> ton football the 49ers embark on their longest road trip of the season and visit minnesota this sunday. they stay over in youngtown ohio home of their owners the yorks and move on to face the jets the following sunday. mike shumann has this report. >> athletes are creatures of habit and their weekly rituals will be turned upside down the next two weeks staying on the east coast for consecutive road games. jim harbaugh looks at the trip as a chance to bond as a team like they did last year. >> gave us a great chance to be around each other and have meals, you know, you stay longer at the meals, you know. got to know each other more. found out a different guy's story that you didn't know before you had a longer conversation with him than sometimes you did at the facility. >> reporter: the athletes make sacrifices throughout the season and this is a long time to be away from home. >> it is tough to be away from your family for sure but at the same time

a view of the san francisco sunset. a awoman -- a woman from france posted this on youtube.aid a seagull grabbed her camera and as it flew away you see what happened it recorded a view of the sky line. the bird eventually dropped the camera and the woman was able to get it back. >> reporter: one -- >>> sea otters could help prevent global warming. researchers studied 40 years of data. and they said the otters helped keep the number of sea urchins down. scientists say kelp can absorb c02 and reduce global warming. >>> older drivers may not know how their medications effect their driving skills. 82% of senior drivers take medications, half of them talked to their doctors about how it could effect their driving. aaa says medications can increase the risk of a crash by 41%. >> drunk driving isn't the use of elicit drugs. we are just doing what our doctors told us to do. >> they have created a tool to help drivers find out what medications pose a risk to driving. to find the tool visit www.ktvu.com. >>> remembered as a public servant, a man of faith and a father. coming up, the w

just a wry smile, lone tear and a salute.verybody wanted a glimpse of him. >> never one to be shy in coming forward, i'll give it a go. >> reporter: just maybe a hint of what happened two weeks ago across the pond. ry harry could not escape a 6-year-old jokester. >> i'm joined now by an extremely well behaved, at least so far, 6-year-old alex logan. >> reporter: one of the kids with leukemia being awarded. listen to what he said hours before the ceremony on national tv. >> what you're fwoigoing to say prince harry if you bump into him this evening. >> i'm glad you've got your clothes on, prince harry. >> i -- i'd try, how are you, sir? and then go for the clothes thing. >> reporter: now being called cheeky. though he ended up just telling the prince about his stuffed penguin. harry seems to warn him a bit, though. so did anyone benefit from harry's vegas misadventure. in addition to people trying to sell their photos the charity last night did. with everybody watching harry's appearance, it focused enormous attention on the g

as much as a half of a percent. right now futures are indicating a pretty good opening in just about an hour. >>> campus 2 has been leaked and the blog, 9 to 5 mac printed these new photos. the space light pictures will be almost a mile in circumference. the main building will be covered in solar panels and apple hopes to open the campus in 2015. >>> time now 5:19, can we talk football? >> yes. >> some famous sing gers are telling a star he has to pay up. what aaron rogers has to do to settle a bet after they beat the packers. >>> and they will protect the bridge from terror attacks and major disasterrers. >>> don't forget you can get news to go, get the app, click on the live icon and watch ktvu channel 2 morning news live on the smart phone and be connected any time anywhere. 3q it's like chicken and crunchy stuff got married! i only use french's french fried onions on my crunchy onion chicken because it's america's number one brand. just minutes to make, then bake! . >>> welcome back, a federal appeals court has

it features a floor designed by a san francisco artist and incorporates a comic images of californiaoppies. it serves as an ascetic feature and element of the building's structure. from the bus back levels, passengers will be greeted by permanent sine installation. buses and amtrak shuttle buses will operate in this light and modern facility. the vision is a safe, efficient, convenient, seamless station surrounded by the densest and a most beautiful urban neighborhood in the bay area. this vibrant new neighborhood will include seven residential towers within the trans bay redevelopment area. this redevelopment not only helps fund the new transit center, it brings a new neighborhood south of market street to life. once that temporary terminal closes, the site will be transformed into a 1 acre park and 762 new residential units by the resident -- by the redevelopment agency. this park will be an open community space for the new trends bay neighborhood. people can play frisbee and walk their dog. this visionary transportation and housing project will transform a downtown area opened up

my dad is a microbiologist and a scientist, my mom is a lawyer. they said this is what he wants to do. >> have they ever regretted helping you get into show business? >> i think no. i'm sure they have since. >> your mom in particular. i know my mother, when it's going great, it's obviously fantastic. when things don't go so well and you're so high profile and you get hammered, mothers hate that. they feel it very personally. >> mothers don't like it, but my parents, the second i was paying my own rent, they didn't care what i did anymore. that's just true. the minute -- i think if i had -- you know, when i paid that first rent check of my own right after i got out of college and i moved out and started paying my own rent, if i said by -- by the way, you should know i'm a hired assassin, they wouldn't care. kill who you need to kill. >> is part of the allure being famous when you look back to that time? >> this is true of a lot of comedians and i've talked to other comedians and heard them say the same thing and i defy anyone to deny this. for most

up in a ballet tutu and put a shoe on his head. ladies and gentlemen, he did as asked. shoe on your head, one of those weird internet means. we will keep you updated to see if this did him and us any good. >>> other news, took a look at users and discovered people are leaving fewer voice mails, 8% fewer than this time last year. that's a huge change. what's even more interesting, laura and jon, is 14% fewer voice mails were retrieved. in other words, those who still do really shouldn't bother because the people that are leaving them for aren't listening to them. >> something to think about. all right, scott. thank you very much. >>> well, the battle to bring oakland a's down to the south bay is heating up. san jose leaders taking a tougher stance on opponents. today bob redell is in the newsroom with more details on what the city's planning to do next. bob, good morning. >> san jose has been trying to get the oakland a's to move to the south bay for three years, a move that has been opposed by the san francisco giants. the giants a

a it?st as long as you took time off you have to spend getting back into shape and you'll be good. >> see you saturday here at the hp pavilion. the the tour of gymnastics champions kicking off. google kellogg's tour of gymnastics champions for information on tickets and such. >> look behind you. >> i can do that. not as well. >> 6:17. this one can dance too. >> only while you're talking. good morning to you. temperatures are looking good today. we've got such a great looking forecast to talk about. and yeah, those athletes came into town just at the right time because we're getting the best weather across the entire nation. yes. lucky to live in the bay area. starting with the live picture, low clouds aren't going to last long. you live in san francisco, work in the city, you're going to get the sunshine you had yesterday. stellar sunshine for at least six to seven hours. it's going to be beautiful. let's show you san jose. a different picture here but definitely a beautiful start. as you c

a great time a nose wine tastings appear in -- a great time and the wine tastings. >> you have a wideine. ysabel: are you did you tell me that you have tasted 2800 wines? >> we got the best tasters in the west to gather for the wine competition. >>marty: give us an idea of the countries that are participating. >> it is mostly the west coast but also argentina has added its wine. we had south africa appeared. ysabel: why not is a global pleaser-- wine and not all of these are gold medal winners and the different categories. >> this is a 2000 reserve from napa valley. this probably cost $100 per bottle. >> moi have to tell you in the competition is not the expense of bottles that necessarily one. ysabel: how does this get judge. does this change every time? >> in this case we did not separate by price. let's go to the cabernet wine. there were $12 bottles next to $60 bottles or $120 bottles. this is one of the early alex center--alexander valley cab makers. rob davis is the wine maker their parents' income -- winemaker there. >>marty: this case very smooth to me. >> this one takes us to

hseve a brand new pump circulated on a new piping system. is not gettingdy money's worth. >> this is $40 million later. >> it is a lot of money. it is disappointing. system needse new be fine-tuned. >> nobody has done this before. we have to tweak it to make sure enough. we're pretty confident we have a right now. time to gett take rid of it. >> workers were there this afternoon and skimming the a sludge into buckets. officials insisted is on the way out. is probably going to be before thesedays all of the slime off the surface and get the levels tweaked to just right. are not sure. algae doesyou the not smell. the park service says it is ok. but it is definitely not postcard material. greta kreuz, abc 7 news. >> your note right about that. -- youa re right about that. -- you are right about that. yuck. >> now we turn to the search in of the beating of a man in prince george's county. his weapon was a metal baseball bat. know him if you see him on this composite sketch. the attack happened saturday .orning that is where we find brad bell wit