a jury must decide if casey anthony is guilty of killing her young daughter. >>> oil spill -- ann exxonmobil pipeline ruptures. >>> wildfires making a big impact this fourth of july. >>> and making a difference -- a group of young women united in finding each other and fueling a group of young women united in finding each other and fueling a passion for flying. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening on a summer holiday sunday, when so many americans were taking the day off, jurors in an orlando courthouse were hard at work. listening to closing arguments before deciding the fate of a young mother. if you were anywhere near a television today, you couldn't escape the wall-to-wall coverage, the live feed of casey anthony at times stone-faced. at times, openly weeping. anthony is accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter, caylee. and after more than a month of wrenching testimony, now the countdown to a verdict. nbc's kerry sanders has been covering the case from the start. he was in the courtroom today. and joins us from orlando. good evening, kerry. >> well good evening, kate, the prosecution and the defense were each given four hours to make their closing arguments. but like so

but bay more told a group of reporters that -- boehner told a group of reporters that dealing with the white house is like dealing with gel low. sometimes it's like they left it out overnight. the gel low was near liquid. the only thing the white house has been firm on is these tax increases. that is why he called the president saturday and ended their talks on the so-called big deal to cut the debt by $4 trillion over a decade which he said the two men had been discussing since january. a republican source close to the negotiations says despite the smiles, the meetings are producing little progress at this point. >> that was chip reid reporting. the white house said he did not leave that meeting abruptly. >>> it's not clear what exactly will happen in the event the debt debate is not resolved but we may be getting a taste from the state of mine minute right now. that -- state of mine minute right now. -- minnesota. the state parks are closed, the lottery is idle, the highway rest stops are off limits and 22,000 workers have been laid off without pay. but the effects of mine ---- minne

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is really a big question of what this money is being used for first of all who controls that then next has nato ever cared for the civilian population in libya i don't think so . you know a group of countries bombing libya and using uranium weapons that of course is a group of countries not caring for the civilian population i see definitely another point here i see that the important part town of brega which is hotly debated among the rebels and the government as who owns this town now might be a question where some of this money might be used in fact to buy the tribes to get the town into the hands of the rebels i think that's the question here quite importantly right now to use that money i doubt what is official language of the german government. emergency services have recovered more bodies from the russian pleasure boat that sank in the volga river two weeks ago killing one hundred twenty people the wrecked ship has been lifted from the bottom and towed to shallow water the task is now to drain the hole so investigators can examine the vessel in detail to determine the cause of the tragedy the search continues for two others whose fate remains unknown it's believed their

attempts over the years to produce a comprehensive study of these issues along with a plan to resolve them. that task force project was originally started in 2006 by a group of us. i was one of the four primary people that started. it is the strategic analysis report initiated by our tax supervisor when he was on the board of supervisors. the topic is the waterfront transportation issue. there is concern at the time that there would not be follow up to that. we have a very crafted a group of interdepartmental task forces. the initial organizing meeting was held in the city. it was swamped with personnel. it was more or less treated like second-class citizens and it was difficult to participate. we never were included in committee meetings. the whole thing just kind of fell apart. but not with the transit and traffic issues. we desperately need to resuscitate this with a more inclusive format. neither of the studies reference to the report or a follow up. funding was critical to get rid of the freeway. to compensate for the loss of the freeway, broadway is designated freeway level routes leading to today's congestion. but equally environmentally unfriendly

. >>> and still to come at 5:00, a big name in hollywood is in the bay area to help a special group oflk the red carpet. >>> and how a bay area nonprofit is helping a group of diabetic go in >>> st. mary's college in moraga served as a backdrop for a movie scene this weekend, which robots and famous names are part of the action all weekend long. bay area's joe rosato jr. shows us how it was designed to help a special group of children. >> take one. >> reporter: the bright lights of hollywood were shining on the campus of st. mary's college. >> okay, so let's get in. >> reporter: a group of special filmmakers was taking direction from a pro. >> let's do the officer over a little more. >> reporter: at the center of the action, actor and director joey travolta, brother with of john travolta, was shepherding his cast and crew. >> bring him over a little bit. we take the kids through a process of making a film, from writing, editing, and accounting. >> reporter: this group of students is not like most, these students all suffer from autism. >> we have to start over with one. okay? >> they l

a couple of things out to you here. it's worth reading. whereas 33 years ago a group of local musicians, artists and residents eager to bring the spirit of latin america and caribbean culture to san francisco, created carnaval. and ever since this celebration has been one of our city's most spectacular traditions. and whereas the san francisco carnaval is produced by the san francisco cultural arts tradition, a nonprofit that strives to make multiculturalism a -- tangible reality by uniting people in celebration with music, dance, artistry and food and these endeavors continue to be a significant contribution to the vitality of our communities. whereas the theme of this year's san francisco carnaval, live your fantasy, i think that's what i'm doing, celebrates the magic of life in the san francisco bay area and our city's legacy of acceptance, tolerance and equality for all people. and whereas california's largest annual multicultural celebration, the san francisco carnaval, will take place in the historic mission district for its 33rd year to showcase the very best o

terror plot hatched near moscow has been followed by russia's security services police have detained a group of four people from the north caucasus were allegedly planning to attack a correspondent in a culture of it in the caucasus forces got the latest. well all the members of the group that was detained by russian special forces were originally from the north caucasus regions and they were planning an attack in crowded areas as well as the transport hubs of a moscow region now special forces found guns explosives maps and schedules of the planned attack also ole of the detained people have can fast and police other people there are believed to be linked to the planned attack were also found now president medvedev has ordered an urgent investigation and once those who are responsible for the failed attack to be severely punished now since the start of this yeah there has been a number of terror raids and despite the fact that dozens of terrorists were killed during those operations still the potential terrorist threat remains high according to russia's in terra ministry and today off through

a young girl and father from drow room. >> san jose officials are taking action in the wake of a drowning of a little girl. a group of neighbors is being hailed collectively as a group of heroes. john alston is live with the story. >> reporter: the commotion took place in eight feet of water. the father and daughter are okay. it was their friend who jumped in and pulled out their lifeless bodies and several other residents here also came to the rescue. >> one, two steps. went over and the girl was right down here. the father was right over there to echbld pool. >> jeffrey bale gave cpr to the six-year-old girl after she was pulled from the water. >> mother of the girl didn't know how to give cpr. within a minute or so she was coughing. it was kind of a scary moment. >> bale who lives at the town park homes was one of residents that sprung into action last night. >> the child needed some basic cpr. she threw up some water and what not. the gentleman, he was breektd but his eyes were literally rolling up. >> the six-year-old girl and her father were guests here. her mother and other friend was in a nearby hot tub wh

, thank you so much for details exactly what happened in alaska, again to recap, several teens, a group of teens mauled by a bear and among those injured is a teenager from richmond, thank you megan. >>> a sudden wave of violence hits richmond and brings the homicide rate to a grim total. ktvu's john sasaki tell us last night's shooting left one person dead and another critically injured. >>> 19-year-old alejandro avila became richmond's 26th victim of the year last night. >> i just want to say he was a good kid. >> reporter: investigators believe it was gang related although avila's sister says he was not related to a gang. >> he was a good kid, and i hope you regret it. >> reporter: with nine killings this month, the city has already matched last year's total. >> it's really disturbing the lack of human life that we've seen. >> reporter: at the independent community church, reverend raymond landry say three families have been devastated by killings that happened just this month. >> in reality we're family, and sometimes we can be angry at family members. but we don't have to go kill them

we'll see you tomorrow. >>> the search expands for a group of missing bay area boaters off the gulf ofnia. crews think there is a good possibility of men are still alive. >> a group of firefighters learning the ropes. it's a second chance for some, who lost their jobs due to tough budget times. >> and michael finney with a caution nairy tale about buying long term care insurance. >> and at 6:30 a ruling requiring a military to lift its don't ask, don't tell policy, immediately. the news at 6:00 starts now. >>> the efforts expand to find seven men lost at sea off the gulf of california. >> their families are not giving up, they're pleading for efforts to continue. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> we'll have the story in just a moment. first tonight the east palo alto police department is turning to collaboration to take on gang violence. >> today, the agency recruited dozens of partners to find justice for a baby killed last month and to keep gang problems from growing anymore. >> east palo alto is sending a strong message to

is really a big question of what this money is being used for first of all who controls that then next has nato ever cared for the civilian population in libya i don't think so . you know a group of countries bombing libya and using you renia weapons that of course is a group of countries not caring for the civilian population i see definitely another point here i see that the important part of town of brega which is hotly debated among the rebels and the government as who owns this town now might be a question where some of this money might be used in fact to buy the tribes to get the town into the hands of the rebels i think that's the question here quite importantly right now to use the money i doubt what this official language of the german government well yeah there are mixed messages coming from berlin as it had over this whole libyan affair first it didn't back the no fly zone resolution and then it said it would give arms to natives efforts and now we're hearing money is heading to the rebels so what just what is going on what is the goal of the german government here. you see the problem was when our foreign minister made the decision to not vote with not this time in

is really a big question what this money is being used for first of all who controls that then next has nato ever cared for the civilian population in libya i don't think so . you know a group of countries bombing libya and using uranium weapons that of course is a group of countries not caring for the civilian population i see definitely another point here i see that the important part town of brega which is hotly debated among the rebels and the government as to who owns this town now might be a question where some of this money might be used in fact to buy the tribes to get the town into the hands of the rebels i think that's the question here quite importantly right now to use that money i doubt what is the official language of the german government. well if you've missed sent a thing we're covering on air you can head to our web site that's r t dot com where there's always more to be found and here's a taste of what song live right now and cover of leukemia that mystery will find out why every july since the eighty's california would so have been filled with some of the most wealthy and powerful men in the world. and russians rush to the stock up on painkillers as the

here, a man was stabbed in the neck and he later died after he got no a fight with a group -- got into a fight with a group of people and a 4-year-old boy was shot in the leg. he is expected to survive. live downtown, linda so, abc2 news. >> thanks you. >>> a group of -- thank you. >>> group of friends on the water celebrating the 4th of july when things turned tragic. this morning sherrie johnson is here with the latest information. >> reporter: well, this morning, the search will resume for a missing boater. the department of natural resources police is calling this a fatal boating accident. the missing boater is identified as 25 years old james kane. the call came in around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. several rescue boats hit the water around dobbins island searching for kane. a woman in the boat with him was rescued but he has not been seen since. a helicopter and side scan sonar equipment was brought in to help in the search. rescuers searched a half square mile in 15 feet of water but no sign of the body. >> somebody said there's people in the boat that are going too fast and they were going to turn, but

crossing a river single file when those at the front of the line screamed about a bear coming towards them. the two teenagers at the front got the worst of the assault. >> thankfully this was a group of kids that was prepared. they were out there in the field to certain survival skills, and they had been learning survival skills and heyed that good equipment with them. >> reporter: between 16 and 18, the boys followed protocol, setting up camp and taking care of each other until help arrived early sunday morning. martin was able to call his family in richmond shortly after being rescued. >> he was at the hospital. he was just telling me we need the pray for the other kids, because they weren't as fortunate as he was. >> reporter: two of the boys have life-threatening injuries. alaska state troopers say they are trying to locate both the mama bear and her cub, but so far have been unsuccessful. live at oakland international airport, kimberly tere, nbc bay area news. >> kimberly, thank you. >>> in the central valley city of series today, families and friends packed st. georges church to mourn the three hikers who died in yosemite last week. the search could take weeks or months due

dramatic pictures of a ten year old boy being saved so the tragedy of a nation really hear more now in this report christine who was. called will be explosion in days and surrounded by a group of close she studied in the boston. waitress just standing chatting and then suddenly it just faded. just like i don't like a face just waiting for your body blow it out like last bits in their eyes how do you know they gots smashed glass all over them in everything this show patched up victims whole drinks as a nation which has never suffered at the hands of terrorists before he says norwegians just didn't know how to react. alarms from the from car some of the buildings both young people show things gaming rolling on this man's wife suffered severe shock when their windows were blown out by the last but he says they're lucky to be alone his thoughts go out to the many young victims of the second attack i think about the issue she was here and i think. the heart and soul of this couple is to get to atrocities produced many acts of heroism but the toll since those on the walls worst mass shooting explicit is also boise pango the attacks were allowed to happen in the first place bangor

a phone hacking and bribery of. the russian security forces for a major tariffs on their moscow police arrested a group of people from the caucuses who had led to the economy and attack on crowded areas of that major transport hubs. a russian cosmic companion the hubble telescope has blasted off into orbit to help explore the deepest secrets of the universe a radio astro paralleled equipment and penetrate even though this regions of the galaxy russia's space chief now outlines is out of this wild lands. russia is launching its biggest space telescope yet a huge to orbit earth and carefully observe our universe looking deeper and further to shed light on the darkest and the most mysterious corners of our galaxy and others what does this mean for us and for russia which is now the only country on earth capable of offering space launches as america's shuttle program closers they had to resist space agency rascoff was is here with me thank you very much mr prophet and for joining us thank you for inviting me well americans have all will now have company in our beds is the russian telescope looking to discover something w

he looks to a particular group for protection. >> there's a clique called gay boy gangsters, and basically how you get jumped in is county jail or you come to prison and it's a group of men that are gay. i got it tattooed on my wrist. we are pretty much respected. we don't get into fights. we don't get into that sort of thing. but we have a pretty good following and the chino and pelican bay, even on the gp yards, there are gay boy gangsters that are not on the sny yard. we're just a group of people that are gay and pretty much stand for our own. you know? that's our car is gay and then pretty much we're -- that's our car. >> while clements says the gbg is not a violent gang, some members can't leave their violent lifestyles in the past. >> i usually go by the nickname demon. i'm a gay boy gangster. >> they call us gbgs. you have to be able to fight to get in the gay boy gangsters. most gay boy gangsters are previous gang members that dropped out or kicked out because of their sexual orientation. on the mainline i ran as a skin head. i just tried to be that guy, the tough guy. someone needed to get beat up i raised my hand. anybody that tries to forcefully take prope

. >> ice salt a large group of people. we were thinking, what happened? >> employees went into action to find the missing child. >> they were asking for volunteers. they were trying to kick under water as well as look above water to see if they could find anybody. it was pretty intense. >> of the boy was found in about 4 feet of water. >> somebody yelled out that they found him. everybody rushed down to that point. they put him in the back of one of the trucks. >> during the independence day holiday weekend, the park has been packed with people. >> already this year, we have had approximately 13 drownings in our county alone. this takes into account poole drownings and open water drownings. >> they urged children to stay near their parents. >> be careful. i do not want anyone hurt. >> the boy was rushed by ambulance to the medical center. that was where he was pronounced dead. >> thank you baltimore city police are questioning several people after a shooting inside a downtown parking garage. investigators say they do not think this is a random act of viol

a true glimmer of hope. and now yesterday we told you about a new challenge to the protect ip act a group of nine eleven festers has signed in science a letter to congress opposing the legislation saying that it not only amounts to internet censorship that's barred by the first amendment but also allies the u.s. oppressive regimes and legislation is for now that stalled in congress anything to refresher course it's the law that would allow the government to essentially blacklist websites that they deem to be engaging in infringing activities as the letter calls it it's the internet death penalty and sold as a piece of copyright in force mint and has the heavy backing of hollywood but is it unconstitutional and could this letter help stop the bill in its tracks joining me to discuss it is one of these law professors mark levelly from stanford law school mark thanks so much for joining us tonight now there are ninety professors that you've got to sign this letter that makes me feel like you guys are really serious about this because it must not be an easy task to get so many people together to sign a letter like

of al-qaeda-linked groups, al-shabab. >> aid going to refugee camps has no real down side. this is a massive humanitarian crisis wh 11 million people threatened by it. the concern policy makers have the aid organizations forceed to pay taxes to al-shabab or kick backs, this is something financially bull sters the organization. >> somalia is the most dangerous country in the world to work in, frequent kidnapings, killings. because of the drought they have recently resended that ban. >> they are rethinking the idea, you have 5,000 smallies going into ethiopia and 110,000 refugees and over 300,000 somalia refugees in kenya. 1 of al-shabab's recruiting tools is to say they are able to govern the territory they hold better than the competitor. the drought is driving people out of the areas is giving lie to that claim. >> they haven't seen a drought since the 1990s. >> what the united nations is doing to increase the level of aid going in there and at the moment we are providing some assistance but it is not enough. it is clearly not enough. >> clearly not enough. we are joined by nathanie

after east palo alto police chief announced a crack down on gangs following a shooting death of a 3-month-old baby boy. >>> a group of parking attend tendants cap tired man they believe had been issuing phony parking loss pass on a lot in the embarcadero. our abc 7 video shows the attendant confronting the man this afternoon. they say he had been selling drivers fake permits in a lot. and police have arrested the man suspected of selling these phony permits. >> the debate over health insurance coverage for autism treatments resulted in a major settlement at the last minute today, all at the same time. a california committee meeting about that controversy. and nannette miranda joins us from sacramento with more. >> the cdc have estimated one in 110 children have an autism disorder in california took a step today to, that could approve their care. >> our parents and kids getting help they need? >> several years after a blue ribbon commission pointed out problems california parents face when raising a child with autism. they continue to be frustrated with the system. >> the problems families face are worse, not bette

pennsylvania collector displayed a rare copy of the declaration of independence that he bought at a flea market for $100. good find there, bud. a curator determined it is one of a groupf 19th century copies, the making of which actually damaged the original document. its wooden frame was made from beams from independence hall. >>> a group of california chefs think they've added some sizzle to the guinness world record books with their creation of a super-sized burger. this doesn't even look tasty. the ten-person crew cooked the sandwich on a mammoth grill, filming the patty over every hour, with the bun and all the fixings. the burger weighed 177 pounds, close to 200 pounds more than the current record holder. >>> and finally in utah summer looked a lot like winter. a flood of bikini top and bathing suit-wearing skiers hit the slopes on independence day. the extended ski season is the result of record-breaking snowfall that's going to keep slopes open well into july. >>> and now for a look at your national weather. we turn to meteorologist bill karins. good morning to you bill. >> that seems so wrong on so many levels. >> better to keep the shirt on sometimes. >> i w

thank you. >> thank you very much. >> police have not made any arrests, but they have detained a group of young men who neighbors say were across the street. we'll show you jefferson square park across the street. a neighbor tells us she saw a group of five to eight teenagers standing in the park minutes before the shooting happened. and then that neighbor says she heard five gunshots ring out and saw the group of teenagers run away. but this morning san francisco police are still looking for new information. they're urging anyone who may have seen what happened to give this. a call on their anonymous tip line. ali rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> piedmont police are searching for two men who robbed customers at a piedmont cafe. shooting one of them in the leg. this is new video from the scene at baylor's cafe. a woman who works there says the two men had come in to the cafe earlier last night for some ice cream and when they returned around 10:45, they had guns and went after a customer using his laptop. >> we get people in her with their laptops every day. and they apparently were sitti

a tradition celebrates 52 years. >>> a group of motorcycle riders took off on a quest to raise funds for breast cancer research. the author is participating in all 40 days of the journey, ending in wyoming, interviewing women who survived the disease and plans to write a book about their ordeals. the group encourages motorcycle riders to form their own rides and raise money and wareness about breast cancer. >> this 4th of july is opening day for san francisco mim troop, beginning of the 52 season. the political satire group is presenting 2012, the musical for a few thousand friends in dolores park. among them is don sanchez. >> this san francisco mim troop continues bold theater. from beginnings, the troop has taken an unflinching look at the headlines and set them in its sights. this comedy is called 2012, the musical. the year of the election, financial crisis, the end of the mayan calendar. >> we're so focused on meteors and there is stuff we're missioning. things we can do something about. and this is a play with music meant to inspire the audience. >> you want to get stuff that

of the more extraordinary one. an online campaign has been launched to edging young women in the back by doing that put in by the book you know their clothes a group calling itself the fujinami is claiming girls are invited to send in videos of them with this promise for the what is will some of the some of the coming from think of a tradition in russia last year students from a top university pose for a woman she's under expressing that alpha that there. is novel campaigning ideas there are next there is something a little bit more stage that business which to me change. really campaigning or self p.r. will have to wait and see the final form of also b.p. is considering a bid for two major russian oil firm sky news quotes people close to tony hayward saying he's interested in both nafta and passionate of course but i'm not in the course of a looks at how likely such a deal would be. have been looking to investor cash ever since there are companies on the london stock exchange last month they raised over two billion dollars which could hardly form the acquisition of russian oil producers they have worth around twelve billion dollars the stakes in

of already giving google a slap on the wrist but after a group of people here in the u.s. created a combined lawsuit against google or federal judge has now side with the plaintiffs the decision by the silicon valley judge says that the internet giants knowingly installed software in their street view equipment which is a violation of the wiretapping at google's original argument was that they were going to do anything with that private data and basically they said that if anyone is dumb enough to have an unprotected router well then that information was fair game very games me anyways to be collected now the federal judge also said that google's argument doesn't hold up because any information even the flows through a non password enabled router is still protected the same way that cell phone conversations are protected so why is this a glimmer of hope for starters it means that anybody who uses an unprotected router at any point in time like say in a coffee shop you're still granted the right of privacy for those for that data and this ruling is also significant because w

a group of men were arguing when one of them pulled out a gun and started firing. one of the bullets went into an apartment striking a girl who was there for a sleepover with her cousin. the uncle heard six to seven shots. then liz niece came unite and said she had been shot. >> is it went through her shoulder and exited her and went through the wall. >> reporter: his niece was alert but scared waiting for the plans to arrive. police detained three people overnight for questioning. we heard they arrested two of them. the suspects are 18 and 19-year-old males. their names have not been released. the gang task force is the invest gative body in this case. if you have any information about last night's shooting, caught san francisco police. live in san francisco, kimberly >> ondng in o lndngkiooak f loo suspects tonight. gunfire erupted in seven different neighborhoods around the city. sending at least six people to the hospital. you can see most of the shootings were just within a few miles of each other. officers have one suspect in custody, and are still looking fo

. >>> tonight a group of maryland parishioners is vowing to rebuild. lightning struck and started a fire at their mount area church. when firefighters arrived they found marvin chapel methodist on fire just hours before services were set to start this morning. lightning from last night's storm hit the steeple and caused extensive damage inside the century-old building. >> see the damage done inside of that building, it just takes your breath away to realize that it is nothing but just debris everywhere. >> the congregation moved today's service to prospect united methodist. the make church will continue to hold services until repairs are finished. meanwhile, marvin chapel members, they say they are determined to rebuild that church. >>> august 2nd. that's when the united states government will reach its credit limit. and if congress does not do something between now and then, it could become very difficult for the government to pay its bills. talks about how to go about raising the debt limit fell apart last week, and now congress has canceled its reces

there are a lots of police officers in this area. looks like a group of people walking, we don't know if they are going to another bart station, but there is heavy police activity in the area. keep that in mind as you make your way around san francisco. >>> right now we want to talk about other news, a man accused of steeling a picasso peacest piece made an appearance in court today. mark lugo. investigators say he walked into a weinstein gallery tuesday, took a picasso off the wall and walked away with it. witnesses led him to his arrest the next day. today his attorney down played his clients' crime. >> nobody is dead. nobody has been assaulted. this is not the crime of the century. i would also say, i expect this ketch is worth more to the weinstein gallery this week than last week. >> he will plead not guilty. >>> tenants of an apartment sued the city to stop a massive redevelopment project. >> the people have to go through 30 years of construction. >> tenants say the plan will push the elderly out of the city. they claim super visors violated envi

officials say a member of a terror group in somalia who was secretly interrogated for two months aboard a navy ship was brought to new york yesterday to face terrorism charges. in a case likely to reignite debate over the prosecution of terror suspects, the man said to have provided interrogators with valuable information is accused of providing money and weapons to terrorist groups. >>> exxonmobil has been ordered rebury the pipeline that spilled oil into the yellowstone river to better protect it from external damage. exxon and federal officials say oil has been spotted 25 miles downstream, although department of transportation reports some found as far away as 240 miles. >>> california lawmakers have approved a bill that would make the state the first requiring public schools to include the contributions of gays and lesbians in social studies curriculum. governor jerry brown has not said whether he would sign it. >>> and on day six of the north america tour prince william and wife catharine were out in the canadian wilderness. william also gave a shot at hockey, although he wasn't ab