the selling has picked up this month, pushing the stock down to a new 52-week low. let's roll that out. in fact, this is b. of a.'s lowest share price since the spring of 2009. other major banking stocks took hits. citi fell 4.5%. j.p. morgan dropped 2.5%. wells fargo shed more than 2%. rochdale securities analyst dick bove recommended selling wells fargo. energy was the other weakest sector. financials and energy were the two weakest. halliburton was among the biggest losers, falling 4.5%. the u.s. supreme court brought back a decade-old securities fraud lawsuit. the case claims halliburton mislead investors about asbestos liabilities and a 1998 merger. it goes back to an appeals court. in advance of wednesday's opec meeting on oil production, one bright spot among energy-related stocks was oil tankers. overseas shipholding and frontline gained 4% and 3% respectively. lazard capital markets thinks opec may increase production slightly, but that will help the rental rates for oil tankers. both of these stocks are down at least 30% over the past year. watch shares of

"new york daily news" with yeah, i'm a schmuck. >> and "the new york post," never short with a headline there. put up this picture to many people's shock. >> "the new york times" understated. >> a picture of him giving his speech there. acknowledging he was not exactly truthful in many different ways. >> right. >> the new york democrat is refusing to resign saying he has done nothing illegal. and 1 of the women who says she got more than 100 messages from weiner. she spoke with chris cuomo. >> reporter: congressman weiner took the stage. he was quick to accept fault. was meagan broussard one of the women? >> he said i'm an open book. >> reporter: 26-year-old meagan broussard of texas is a single mother. who first became acquainted with weiner on april 20th, after seeing this speech online and commenting on his facebook page, it was hot. broussard said weiner immediately responded to her facebook comment. which she says soon followed was a flirtatious relationship that contained over 100 messages and eventually pictures. >> he was eager to hear about if i wanted him or thought he was att

a new lawsuit claims oscar grant didn't get adequate emergency treatment after he was shot by a former bart police officer. grant died about five hours after johannes mehserle shot him at the fruitvale station on new year's day in 2009. the suit by an oakland fire department employee says his colleagues failed to bandage up one of grant's wounds but the "chronicle" reports the interim fire chief investigated the claims and calls them propos instruments. >>> the fire chief of san francisco says -- calls them propos instruments. >>> the fire chief of san francisco says the fire department may have to resort to brownouts involving temporary shutdowns of engine companies. the removal of pay raise assist part of the reduction of the $306 million deficit of san francisco. >>> oakland police hope that a new letter writing campaign will help weed out prostitution. people who live near the area known as the track on international boulevard will be on the lookout for johns in cars. participating neighbors will jot down the latest plates and the east bay asian youth center will pass that number o

trail space explorers began a new journey to the stars on sunday the russian american and japanese current members blasted off in the early hours of wednesday for a five month stay on the international space station will carry out over forty experiments including work on new cancer treatment at its hands to grow food in space artist lanza france witness the spectacular launch and cast stamp. the three men have been together for nearly two years prep or preparing for this trip and have traveled all over the world preparing in different models of soyuz and getting ready for what is really this this final push into space in what they say feels almost a little bit like home as cramped as it may be the soyuz is is something they've practiced in for so long now that it feels a little bit like cold and the three men say they will be taking very special items into space with them albeit very few items pictures of loved ones and so on they'll also be able to talk with their families every day that we've talked to the backup team they are very excited to watch this they say that it's something it's

job here at home. >>> a new tiger is on exhibit at san francisco zoo. ld siberian tiger. she arrived from a zoo in nebraska late last night and was put in quarantine to allow her caretakers to make sure she's healthy. now she is ready for exhibit. the zoo's other siberian tiger was euthanized at age 18 last year. >>> minot's mayor said the only solution might be to destroy homes inundated. >> basically i got back from a year deployment from afghanistan and coming back to this. this is honestly to me this is worse than being over there. >>> federal figures show that flooding has damaged 4,400 homes. the river is slowly receding. they say it could be more than a week before the water drops from record level. >> this has just been a crazy year when it comes to the weather here in the bay area. we're getting some rain and it was falling in record levels. >> we also have a little bit of rainfalling up in the mountains, we don't have any advisories but there's the rain as it stands now. the upshot to this rain, right off the bat. first thing obviously your gar

few new start-ups turn a profit. many community newsrooms' still rely on volunteer labor, and broader economic issues. we want to encourage the members of our audience here at the public library to drive this discussion. this is your chance to ask these experts what is happening to the news that you depend on to make your day to day decisions. our conversation tonight will include five elements -- we will talk about the quality of reporting available to the public and move on to what is being done to create sustainable newsroom jobs. we will talk about creating a new system that enjoys constitutional freedom of the press, celebrates the diversity of our communities, and enjoys the economic independence needed to support ethical journalism. i would like to introduce my coast -- co-host of the evening, and she will be introducing our panelists. >> thank you, rose. it is a privilege to stand up here. we are not used to looking this good. we can go to radio in pajamas. i would like to introduce our panelists for today. w

the greek prime minister is set to unveil a new cabinet and seek a vote of confidence in parliament the new government is expected to be sworn in on friday george papandreou has been pushing for more cuts to secure billions of euros in a second bailout it's demonstrations in athens on wednesday with people throwing petrol bombs and the police responding with tear gas. but we have updates on what's happening in greece on our web site and we are right in the thick of it at r.t. dot com and watch our video reports from the most recent angry protests news crew feel the force of police tear gas in central athens. also online at r.t. dot com a big step for women to mark the day nearly fifty years ago russian cosmonaut valentino. becoming the first woman in space. and that the june moon returns a maroon much of the world witnessed a space spectacular overnight with a long dark lunar eclipse in a decade we've got stunning pictures at r.t. dot com. you without say now when working in the planet's most remote and inhospitable conditions it's key that everybody gets along and in antarctica the int

was here in the bay area attending a funeral for a close friend that was killed two weeks ago. >>> a new retirement center in santa rosa is making history by catering to the gay community. the fountaingrove center will be the first retirement community specifically for gay, lesbian, and transgender. a model home was revealed to the public yesterday. half of the units have already been reserved. >> i just feel that there is discrimination all the way up. and so it would be nice to relax a little bit and not have that be part of the last third of my life. >> reporter: now the units are not cheap. they start at $300,000 with monthly fees. construction is set to start this fall. people should be able to move in by 2013. >>> all right time now 5:27. we are following developing news. this is in san francisco where under ground muni services to two light rail lines may be fully restored soon. what happens to happen first before passengers can start boarding. >>> we are live in antioch this morning where there has been another suspicious fire. coming up we will give you a look at damage. we will

but a lot of new developments in this case this morning. reporting live from hayward, jade hernandez. >> thank you. this morning the investigation continues into a deadly house fire in the east bay a98-year-old -- bay. a 98-year-old woman from el safe va dore was killed. the victim's son suffered minor burns trying to save his moargts. his child got out safely. witnesses described a frightening scene. >> this was scary. it was a lot of smoke. smoke was way in the air. you could see things burning and stalling to the ground. we were afraid the trees would catch fire. >>> there's no official word on the cause. investigators say this may have started from candles tipping over in a religious shrine. >>> a plan that took off from san francisco made an emergency landing in nebraska. this was headed to boston. the pilot landed safely in omaha, nebraska. one of the passengers said it was a three-our delay before the plane took whoever from san francisco. >> i think the people reacted decently. they already accepted that we would be really late. >>>

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a new reason to celebrate. turning an annual march into a wedding party. hat law goes into effect in 28 days. new york state has no residency requirements for marriage, so same-sex couples are expected to come from all over the nation to tie the knot here. lester? >> mara, thank you. >>> turning to presidential politics now, a new poll in the key early caucus state of iowa that had even some veteran political watchers doing a double-take today. nbc's mike viqueira reports. >> reporter: in iowa this weekend, newt gingrich struggled to revive his flagging campaign. even as a widely watched poll there revealed that gingrich and others are chasing a surprise front-runner. >> i have a titanium spine to be able to do what needs to be done to turn the economy around. >> reporter: in a new des moines register poll of likely gop caucusgoers, tea party favorite michele bachmann is locked in a statistical tie for first place with mitt romney. >> i'm so thankful to be able to be here with all of you today. >> reporter: bachmann plans to formally throw her hat in the ri

she's still a contributor on fox news. had over there about whether you are or are not running. she's still on their air. so i think at this point we cannot consider her a presidential candidate. i think this was about rebranding sarah palin. she wants to have a huge influence on this race. she may want to pick the next candidate and endorse someone she believes will be good for the country. but i'm still not convinced that she's going to do it. >> to that point, remember, fox news told senator santorum, told speaker gingrich, told governor huckabee you've got to make up your mind. that she's still on the payroll leads me to believe she has privately told them she's not running. but i was once adamantly in belief of that. now when she says these things, when she looks at the field, when she looks at the race, you have to think there's a chance. >> yeah, you do. but don't forget, sarah palin had sort of lost her newsworthiness to a certain degree. donald trump took up a lot of -- a lot of air time. you had other candidates

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that's because a new law enabled them to pass the budget with a simple majority vote as long as taxes were not raised. but some republicans say the fee hikes in the new budget are really taxes in disguise. >> most californians will look at this and say how did my taxes get raised? by majority vote. that's what's going to happen, members. >> the new budget calls for increasing car registration fees, extending a quarter cent sales tax, and charging people in rural areas an annual fee for fire protection. governor brown has 12 days to sign the budget. he will likely use that time to continue trying to pressure republicans to support extending expiring tax increases. >>> now california's public universities state tuitions may have to go up and they may turn away even more instate applicants if the cuts in the new state budget remain. the new budget calls for cutting $150 million each to the university of california and california state university systems. that's in addition to cuts of $500 million for each of the systems that the governor imposed in january. the budget also calls for cali

creating a new open space and pedestrian at work that recognizes those facilities existing. the planning code amendments would create a special use district specific 2 executive park, including controls for active uses in public streets and open spaces, accommodating section changes. zoning calls for a variety of different heights and procedures for design review. limited to a conditional use, tailored more toward design and similar to what we see downtown. the special use district memorializes the policies in the sub-area plants, code of flying out of this section can be broken into smaller blocks and development. open space provisions require each phase of development space in each building. the last item before you is a map amendment that we find subject to residential mixed use designations and the executive part special use this for it. similarly, we are creating a special type of district in the area. supervisors, our recommendation to you is approval on all of these items. the items here are to be answered if you have any questions. supervisor wiener: i did have a ques

deal with the network for a new talk show beginning just over a year from now. up with katie on "the jimmy kimmel show." >> reporter: katie couric ends weeks of speculation. >> i started at abc news, as a desk assistant. the lowest person on the totem poll in 1979, after a graduated from college. at the time, i was xeroxing, making coffee. watching ham sandwiches for frank reynolds. >> reporter: couric will host and produce her own nationally syndicated talk show. >> i don't aspire to be the next oprah. i just aspire to put on a good show that's compelling and informative and fun to watch. all of the pieces came together. i like the executives of abc. we have a new executive of the news division, jim sherwood, who wants to do good things for the news division. and is aware that the landscape is shifting. >> reporter: as part of her new agreement, she will also join abc news this summer. >> one of the appealing things about abc news is there's so many platforms and so many places to do good work. so, i hope that they'll all utilize me. i hope i'll be able to use

a new low in "the washington post"/abc news poll. it leaves him open to attack by republican candidates, like tim pawlenty today in chicago. >> the president wrongly thought the stimulus, the bailouts and the takeovers were the solution. he says they worked. they did not. >> reporter: president obama takes credit for overting disaster and for future hiring. >> we have set a path that will lead us to long-term economic growth. and so our task is to not panic, not overreact. >> reporter: a plea for supporters to hang in, even though the recovery is stalled. that "washington post"/abc news poll found president obama running ahead of most possible republican candidates, but not one significantly perhaps. he's tied with mitt romney, seen as especially strong on the economy. i'm steve handelsman, news 4, capitol hill. >>> loudoun county welcomed royalty today. prince henrick of denmark paid a visit to ashburn this morning. there wasn't a whole lot of pomp, but there was a big focus on the environment. the prince was at the american headqua

i thank you for your attention and i wish everyone a very happy and healthy new year and a most enjoyable evening. to represent my best wishes, i have a proclamation to present to mayor ed lee. [applause] >> don't drop it, ed. >> thank you so much, general counsel. all of you are invited to a reception after the conclusion of this program. this event could not have happened without our sponsor this evening, at&t. i want to welcome the regional vice-president mark blackman. >> happy new year of the rabbit. i wish you much prosperity and good health. at&t is happy to be a part of this rich and beautiful tapestry of the city. as a new resident -- i just relocated this summer. one of the first people i met when i arrive this summer was then-city administrator ed lee. i am so grateful to now be celebrating with you with our first chinese-american mayor in my new home of san francisco. thank you so much for letting us be a part of this wonderful evening. we wish you a happy new year and please enjoy the events afterwards. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, mark. thank you to at&t. we have many

. >>> abc7 prime time is all new today, with a new backhelorette and a new "extreme makeover, weight loss edition." >>> we just want to let you know that the storm watch weather team received a prestigious ap award ever the weekend. >> the station to, 11 words. we are very proud. -- station took home 11 awards. abc7 news at 11 took hope the -- home the outstanding newscast award. >> continuing coverage, that was. we went to congratulate our partners for winning 14 awards. >> way to go, gang. >> a former aide explains the attacks on the new d.c. mayor. >> delivering a strong message. why he is urging the u.s. to stay in afghanistan. those and much more coming up on abc7 news at 6:00. >>> time for another track on the weather. we have a close to perfect day today, with that is about to change. >> summertime coming in the nation's capital. today was a comfortably warm day with temperatures in the mid 80's. humidity levels were down and let's start off with the rooftop camera. a few fairweather clowns and a little bit later this evening most of that should dimin

>> thank you. >>> 6:40. >> coming up, a new delivery date for iphone 5. >> we have a live report from straight ahead. first up, live look at the big board. the dow is off 40 points. >> drumming up new business. the bay area neighborhood that is now offering the own debit card. >> president obama announces a major troop withdrawal in afghanistan. i i i'm john hendren. i will have more coming up. >> it's a personal matter but it's an issue that is you can see >>> 6:45 on wednesday. flooding in the bay area. otherwise, the live doppler7 h.d. is quiet. warm in tahoe at 83. near 100 in chico and sacramento. look at warmth around fresno. 107 to 115 in palm springs. then you go up to eureka. 59 degrees. what a spread across our country -- our state i should say. low to mid-80s and low to mid-70s around san diego and big sur. karina? >> thank you. >>> 6:45. president obama is expected to announce the imminent withdrawal of 10,000 troops from afghanistan. when he announces his exit strategy tonight. according to a defense department source, the president will bring roughly 5,000 troops home th

a ktvu news camera man captured these pictures of 56-year-old jerry johnson last night. he's accused of raping a developmentally challenged teacher assistant who works with him at loma vista elementary school. the teenager has the mental capacity of a 7-year-old. police are asking for the public's help as they search for more possible victims. >>> fourteen people including four children are looking for a new home this morning after a fire at a san lee andre apartment building. that happened yesterday about 6:30 p.m. at a 66 unit building on the corner of has and thornton streets. firefighters went door to door telling people they needed to evacuate the building. >> it looked like the whole roof was actually on fire. i don't know how severe it was. but as soon as we came out i mean this whole area was basically a cloud of black smoke. >> firefighters say five of the apartments are unfit to live in. the red cross is now setting up temporary housing for those people. everyone else was let back into the building close to midnight. the cause of the fire is still under investig

now researchers at lawrence livermore have devised a new way. instead of monitoring content they monitor behavior. if they behave suspiciously they pull it. the heart of it is a tiny app that acts as a psychiatrist. it uses techniques developed by scientists on a super computer to do something impossible a few years ago. build a software of all the lab's 40,000 unclassified computers. they know computers in the travel department they talk to airlines and employees and talk to finance. >> but they don't talk to these computers. so if we see the computers start communicating with the super computers here we would say that is unusual. >> the same super computer sim ui lathe nuclear reaction and weather. so cyber security the next step is to simulate the internet. >> i think we have to start somewhere and think through simple operations to model the internet. >> it's unusual behavior is detected nobody can pull the plug but it will be able to make it possible suspicious behavior that doesn't show up on anyone's radar yet. they are sharing the informa

now the veteran holds a new medal and a new title. a knight in france' legion of honor. >> this is an award that was started by napoleon. this is the highest honor they pass out. >> reporter: harold was just a teenager as he arrived as part of the 26th infantry. almost 27 years later he is awarded. >> the minister in giving the award he gave a little talk about each one of our exploits. i mean some of it. and he mentioned about me participating in pulling some of the soldiers out of a burning building. i didn't even think about it at the time. if something has to be done, it has to be done. i didn't even think am i going to get injured, it's just second nature. >> a true hero. shaprio received the medal yesterday on the anniversary of d day. >> the legion of honor is the highest award in france. the equivalent to our medal of honor. >>> it's going to be really hot and humid as well. take a look at temps right now. 88 now, dewpoint is 61 degrees. humidity 40%. southwest winds at 10. there has been a breeze and the barometer holding ste

a new report on the possible cause of the san bruno pipeline explosion. ependent panel has. >>> thousands of documents expected to be released today that could give us a better look into sarah palin ice life. >>> time now 6:56. alaska is about to release thousands of e-mails sent by sarah palin while she was governor. she is touring the country and might run for president. 24,000 of her e-mails may be released today. she said some weren't meant to be released to the public but the state released them because the media asked for them. >>> a sour pipe in san bruno was the most likely cause. 16 months before the explosion a new sewer line was installed on earl avenue that crosses ten inches between the transmission line. that was the site of the september ninth explosion. now the report from the independent panel reviewing the pipeline explosion says the ground shaking from the sewer work could have damaged the pg&e gas line. >> chest check in with sal. what are you seeing? >> we are seeing heavy traffic around the bay bridge toll plaza. it's backed up for a

model of political and economic development a new audiology a new everything this new model should produce a new effect i know how we should do that and we're going to explain it to every russian in our party program in a very simple way but does the right cause party have the resources to develop this new political model i think that even opportunity emerges to bring it home to our citizens what you deem necessary this chance cannot be missed the motto of who else can do it but me is very urgent at the moment. is it possible to do business in russia would. well and having close ties with those in power you know you need to have some connections to do business in any country everything depends on the measure of these connections to a greater or minor degree big business always has more ties and connections we are like the rest of the world in this respect. where would you put the level of corruption in russia on ten point scale the level of corruption is high and it permeates practically all spheres of life for our people i think that we've inherited this corruption from the former u.s.s.r

bring you today's top stories in a look back at the week's news here on our team here at headlines the death toll rises to forty seven following monday's passenger plane crash in northwest russia as two more die in the hospital one of them a teenage girl the flight came down just a kilometer from the airport but investigators say there's no sign of mechanical failure. casualties in the libya conflict continue rising while rebel forces are accused of forcing civilians from their homes in benghazi to tripoli says fifteen people were killed in a nato airstrike in eastern town of breda a claim the alliance denies. skeptics in brussels stage are euro funeral as greece faces public anger over deeper cuts and the country teeters on the brink of bankruptcy votes expected tuesday and if the greek parliament passes the austerity measures things will get another another bailout to stave off default and. one of russia's richest men has decided to throw his hat into the ring of politics has been elected leader of the right cause party he's planning to win seats in december's parliamentary elections

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al qaeda has a new leader, osama bin laden's deputy leader, ayman al zawahiri is the new head of the >> and congresswoman gabrielle giffords is home this morning. she spent the night in the houston home of her husband, mark kelly after being released from a rehabilitation hospital. >>> it was developed for the u.s. military, a state-of-the-art bionic leg that provides far more stability and strength than standard prosthetics and now is reaching civilian amputees. manuel gallegus has more. >> reporter: joe tucker lost his leg in a motorcycle accident 16 years ago. >> i hit something on the road, construction in the road and my leg got caught through a guardrail and i just severed it. >> reporter: for the past two weeks tucker has been learning to use this state-of-the-art prosthetic leg. the father of four says it's the most normal he's felt since the accident. >> i'm trusting it more on a daily basis. it's very efficient physically and mentally. >> reporter: the 42-year-old is one of a handful of civilians testing the genium bionic leg. now available to the public. it has hydraulics a

now, a break in the case. new captures the monkey sitting on the porch of one lucky homeowner who caught a rare glimpse. >> the video that we got was very clear. and you could actually see the monkey picking up seeds and looking around. >> reporter: no one knows for sure where he came from and florida wildlife authorities have yet to figure out where he goes. he was first seen hanging in the trees at a home near clearwater. then seen swinging from neighborhood to neighborhood, traveling nearly 100 miles so far. authorities think he's a lost pet. and at some point he went from being a fugitive to a folk hero. ♪ mystery monkey >> reporter: he's got someone great doing his pr, with musical tributes on youtube. with nearly 82,000 facebook fans. even a run for mayor. on comedy central, he's the monkey on the lam. >> oh my god! he may not be a monkey at all! they may be hunting iggy pop! >> reporter: vernon yates has been trying to drop the rhesus monkey and says he's not getting a lot of love these days. >> it's actual

area news at 7:00. coming up, a south bay teacher who is charged with molesting a student. >>> plus new surveillance video may help us find one of the men seen here. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is bay area news at 7:00. >> good evening. it is wednesday, june 15. i am gasia mikaelian, and this is bay area news at 7:00. >>> tonight we are learning the parents of an antioch toddler may not have been at home when the little boy fell from a second-story window this afternoon. it is a story that we have been following for you on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 and 6:00. and neighbor tells us she believes the boy and some siblings were home alone. >> i think they called a relative to come over. i think it is a girl could she is 18 and another is 13. >> responders say the boy is unconscious with major injuries. the parents are with the 2-year- old at oakland children's hospital, and we will continue to follow this story with a 10:00 news on ktvu channel to. >>> robert honda was in the courtroom whe

he wants an acquittal or a new trial to be scheduled. convicted of obstructing a steroids investigation by giving an evasive answer during questioning in 2003. a hearing is set for july 1st. >> in san francisco, a man accused of shooting another man outside a nightclub will stand trial. 21 year-old dionne 3 davis will be charged with murder for the killing of lajuan marshall hall, then i club in question, club suede has been firmly shut down since the shooting. davis will be in court next month. here is a mug shot of smiling don edwards, the total release yesterday, awaiting the outcome of a federal indictment for violating campaign finance >> gabby giffords is now considered an outpatient. she will be living with her husband in their home commute daily to the hospital for rehabed but coming home at night. >> 8:52 a.m., we have more news straight ahead as the kron 4 morning news roles on until 10:00 a.m.. beautiful blue skies over the bay. .. but >> anyone visiting yosemite national park is seeing some of the most spectacular water far is

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stocks got a one-two punch today: new worries about the u.s. economy and growing concerns about the greek debt crisis. there were violent protests in athens on government cutbacks to prevent a default on greek debt. tom, european officials also failed to agree on a new bailout package for greece and the country's prime minister proposed a new government and offered to step down. >> tom: susie, here in the u.s. investors also got disappointing news on inflation and manufacturing. the consumer price index gained more than expected last month and core prices, which exclude food and energy, rose by the most in three years. also, a regional report on manufacturing conditions this month came in below forecasts, showing that new orders are falling. on wall street, the dow tumbled 178 points, the nasdaq lost 47 and the s&p down 22.5. in the bond market, prices rose, pushing the yield on the 10-year below 3%. >> susie: standard & poor's economist beth ann bovino says today's consumer inflation report could also rattle the federal reserve. >> of course th

the master plan will provide for a new library to meet the needs of a diverse north beach community for generations to come, provides enough space to accommodate an adequate shelving for books and media, ample computers and seating with separate distinct areas for adults, teenagers, and children. also, a community room, as well as air ergonomic and efficient work spaces to be able to do the effective materials handling. the master plan results in a safe and accessible library which meets ada requirements with sufficient lighting throughout. >> thank you. continuing the project objectives, the parks and open space is increased by 20% -- the park's open space is increased by 20% and provides additional landscaping in seating throughout the park. the master plan increases open space and greenspace while maintaining all existing current program park elements, including multi staff -- multi use areas. specifically, the residents of north beach and chinatown will gain approximate 12,000 square feet of open space in one of the densest neighborhoods and identifies a high needs area for the gene

and travel far in question more a new documentary channel from our team brings the best of russia to a global audience. russian aviation experts have ruled out technical failure as a possible cause of the failed passenger jet crash in the country's northwest they are now decoding information from the black box flight recorders to discover what caused the plane to hit the highway on monday night relatives of victims and locals have come together to pay their own way specs near the scene the triple one three four exploded killing many of the passengers onboard eight survivors were rushed to hospital with severe injuries one of whom a ten year old boy later died bringing the death toll to forty five. the u.s. has vowed to change its mission in afghanistan from a row of combat to one of support president obama has confirmed his decision to pull out a third of ground troops currently deployed in the country by next summer but as going into reports the american leaders decision doesn't have the complete support of his military. let's start with numbers there are around one hundred thousand

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police only have a rough description of the suspect, who got away in a white cargo van. >>> there is a new alibi, the attorney for the man suspected of beating bryan stow now says there is video proving his client's innocence. today the lawyer for giovanni ramirez filed a motion to get surveillance video from a hollywood motel. he says it shows ramirez was not at dodger stadium the night of the attack in march. ramirez's daughter also says she spent that whole day with her dad. ramirez remains in jail on a parole violation. >>> the reward to find a missing nursing student is growing. it's been 10 days since michelle le left class at a hayward hospital. no one has seen or heard from her since. police found her suv a half mile from the medical center. the reward rose to $65,000 today after contributions from her school and her employer. hayward police identified several persons of interest but did not arrest anyone yet. they are working with the fbi. >>> in san francisco, fire investigators returned to the scene of a hours fire that killed two city firefighters last week. they are still not