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york . >> i am amy hollyfield live in dublin.rying to figure out why a homeless man attacked an officer andeppeded up shoot killing him. the story is coming up. i am janelle wang, in the south the death tollis 1divide 0-- 170 is now dead as tornados after tornados ripped over the states. >> our weather wall seems mild in comparison. we'll talk about the 20-30 miles per hour wine and a warming trend for next month. >> i am sue holand. we have a bart delay . police activity in dublin with a road closure coming up. >> 5:28 on thursday morning. thank you for joining us. i am eric thomas. >> i am kristen sze. interstate off-ramp is hut down after a hooting one that left a police officer injured and a suspect dead. amy hollyfield has the latest on the news. >> it happened fast. the officer radied in and said she would approach a suspicious person. three minutes later she called to report she shot and killed him. it happened at 1:30 this morning. investigators say he is a well known trancient that was arrested several times before. they

amy hollyfield. >> thank you. >>> 6:32. new yorked the select club of state where the gasoline prices now top $4 a gallon. san francisco was one of the first to join the club. others are alaska, connecticut, hawaii, and illinois, according to triple-a. michigan where the price of gas hovered around $3.95 or so, could be next with indiana, nevada, washington and wisconsin close behind. gas prices have gone up for 26 straight days, indications are there won't be any price reversal soon. >>> setback today in the condition of the giants fan two was severely beaten at dodger stadium last month. bryan stow's family maintained constant vigil at his side. they were hopeful he would be able to come out of a medically induce coma but when doctors tried to wean him off sedatives, he suffered seizures. he has been placed back in coma state and is in critical condition. his tamly remains hopeful -- his family remains hopeful. >> we have faith in how strong bryan is. he is stubborn and has a lot of will power. we say you can do this. >> the two s

nbc-universal television >>> and welcome to "today" on this rainy saturday morning here in new york. i'm amy robach. >> i'm carl quintanilla in for lester holt getting time off on this holiday weekend. ironically, soaring gas prices are changing holiday plans for a lot of folks. >> high gas prices are averaging nearly $4 a gallon. that's why many americans are saving money and staying off of the road this holiday weekend. unfortunately, as you'll see, things are going to get worse in the weeks and months ahead. we'll tell you about it. >> the upcoming murder trial of casy anthony, jury selection begins in two weeks. on friday, the judge ruled key pieces of evidence can be used against anthony who's accused of killing her daughter, caylee. what that evidence is and why the defense was fighting to get it thrown out. >>> the so-called hiccup girl. we met her to talk about her condition. things took a troubling turn when she was charged with murdering a young man. i spoke to the victim's mother. and as you'll see, she has plenty of attention to say about t the attention on the woman dubbed the h

bureaucrats in new york city professionals actually watch morning joe i want to timeless be without yale's varial mill amy chu an author of the book battle hymn of the tiger mother yes she's hot she's ivy league and she was taste of the week for the new york media who had her on day after day for what seemed like weeks to discuss her scary chinese style of parenting and of course to up the drama time even threw in a few real tigers to show how truly fierce she is naturally but let's move on to the member of the list the really boggles my mind blake lively i mean i'm having the same thing here i will let you guys at home just think about this one for one single second name one thing she's done that's made her worthy of being on this list. you're still thinking aren't you and you would be correct because she's done nothing at the only reason she's memorable is because she's hot so let's get back to lists the whole which is nothing more than a popularity contest for new yorkers d.c.'s movers and shakers to discuss what their next cocktail party is like a problem king and queen for new york except that there

amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news." >> charlie sheen takes his tour to new york city.. [ female announcer ] we asked coffee lovers to come and try coffee-mate's new cafe collection flavors. then we asked them to show us how the taste inspired them. ♪ express yourself [ female announcer ] introducing new rich caramel macchiato. ♪ express yourself [ female announcer ] indulgent white chocolate caramel latte. ♪ oh, do it [ female announcer ] and creamy cafe latte. ♪ express yourself [ female announcer ] add your flavor... with coffee-mate, from nestle. >>> actor charlie sheen took his tour to new york city but with all accounts he should have stayed home. his torpedo of truth tour, the fans that showed up say he has lost his touch. he only stayed for an hour. >> cool start. 50s and 60s most areas. chance for sprinkles by monday but otherwise a beautiful weekend and we really warm up by the middle part of the week, 60s and 70s. gorgeous weekend. bring your jacket around the city. it's a little chilly. >> nice to have you here. we will both be back at 8:00 a.m. "good mornin

. >> host: and before we get to amy, i just want to read one piece of an editorial, recent editorial this new york times entitled, "looks like a duopoly." this doesn't mean that at&t's proposed purchase of t-mobile should be rejected. >> guest: well, i think there's a lot of merit in there, but the question is, you know, why do we spend so much time trying to make the what some people would deem unpalatable minimally acceptable. is that the kind of telecommunications market we ought to be working for, is that the best we can do for competition, consumers and jobs? >> host: amy schatz. >> host: so you've dealt with a lot of these mergers in the last ten years that you've been at the commission. >> guest: many, many. >> host: what kind of conditions would you like to see imposed or have you tried to impose -- >> guest: well, i'm not into, certainly conditions. you can probably divine from my initial comments this would be a very steep climb for me in the first place, but i would hope if there's going to be a majority at the commission that is going to approve of this, that we would be, obviously, lo

. >> reporter: for "today," amy robach, nbc, new york. >> good morning on to you both. >> good morningrls asking them about this pressure to be perfect. what did you hear from them? >> you know, stress is nothing new. teenagers are stressed out. but what is new and what's really scary are the self-destructive behaviors, cutting, eating disorder, pills. >> and sex. >> sex is part of that too. it's worse than ever. >> why do you think that is? >> it's not the usual suspects. you would think it's parents or coaches or teachers that are ramping up these expectations, but it all comes from internal. these girls are doing it to themselves. and every single time that they set impossible goals for themselves, they push the goal further and further away so they can never achieve this ideal of perfection. >> this notion of the girls, the majority of those polls by the magazine feel overwhelmed by life and the pressure that's coming from within, does that surprise you? >> it focuses on outside appearance. on the other hand life is stressful. and so what is happening is our young people are not le

. >> host: before we get to amy i just want to read one piece of an editorial am a recent editorial in "the new york times" entitled looks like a duopoly. this is what "the new york times" writes. this doesn't make the at&t's proposed purchase of t-mobile should be rejected that there hurdles must be high. the fcc and the department of justice must ascertain that the arrangement does not reduce competition any further. in fact, for the acquisition to be deemed in the public interest, it should ideally lead to more competition. at&t could be required to sell chunks of its network or divest swath of spectrum. regulators could impose conditions like mandatory data roaming on the at&t network or a commitment to provide nondiscriminatory access to data from third parties on its wireless network. >> the i think there is a lot of merit in there but the question is you know, why do we spend so much time trying to make what some people would deem unpalatable minimally acceptable we ought to be working for and the best we can do for competition and is that the best we can do for consumers and is that the best

from the new york stock exchange >>> new exhibit opening in san francisco prominently features assassins, evil plants. amypreview from golden gate park. >> there is evil lurking in the conservatory of flowers. evil that looks pretty but can kill. >> it's pretty important that you don't get eat echb. how do they do that. they can't fight back. >> amy wrote a book about plants all the unusual pain they can inflict on humans and animals. the conservatory of flowers decided to bring the book to life. they have created a garden full of killer plants. >> this exhibit is not meant to scare people but to remind them how important it is to respect nature. some plants are tough to get. th like this hemlock known to kill socrates. the curator wants to get marijuana or the cocoa plant which cocaine is extracted for but the city attorney said no. >> i think it would have again cool if they would have been able to do that. i visited a garden in the united kingdom that was able to grow those plants with special permission from the government but we're not quite there yet. >> 90 million people have been killed by tobacco

arrival delays into new york and philadelphia and that swath of yellow is potential for severe weather and more delays. use our flight tracker at abc7news.com. >>> good morning, i'm amy hollyfield. live in the newsroom, getting reports of another aftershock in japan. people are dealing with power outages. a live update coming up. >>> also in the news, back to work this morning for the jury in the barry bonds perjury trial. they will resume deliberations. >>> live look from emeryville, partly cloudy, a few sprinkles in the forecast today. better chance on wednesday. big story is the cooler than average temperatures. >>> and an accident on livermore on westbound 580, so far not causing much slowing yet. bay bridge toll plaza is delay free. >>> stanford police are asking public's help to find a man that attacked a students on campus. creeping occupy 5:30. i'm eric thomas. >> let's begin with another powerful aftershock in japan and brief tsunami warning as the nation marks would monday since the quake devastated the nation. the first i will time the government is admitting to greater danger to radiation exposure near crippled nuclear power plant. >> that warning was bef

york stock exchange in 15 minutes. >> an off-ramp is shut town three and half hours . one that left a police officerr injured and a suspect dead. amyfield is live with the latest news. investigators are still here even though the shooting happened at 1:30. they are closing in to what happened. the officer approached the man because he was acting suspicious. the man hit her in the head. they don't know what he used. they are looking into the possibility of using the full can of beer to hit her in the head. he tried to shuve her head on the pavement in the ground . she was able to grab her gun and he shot him to death. that made her approach him. they know who he is. >> they know who he is. he is a well known transin dublin. he's been arrested numerous times. >> for various -- various different things . she had fighting and violence in the background. it is 50 years old . and she felt. it is still curtained off it is in the right entrance ramp that is shut down. it was late as 9:00 in the morning. the suspect's body is a process in the dodge dealership parking lot. 6:32 now. a gone man killed two people and injured four others. it ha

york through new jersey. check out your airline and the weather across the nation. check out our website and that is where you will find flight tracker. @aaaaaaaaaaaaaa)a)a)ppawltlt >>> i'm amyield live in san francisco where barry bonds could soon learn his fate. a jury could start deliberating his case as early as today. the story coming up. >> good morning, cold showers, possibility of a thunderstorm. >> it is a little windy and wind advisory across some of the bay bridges. not. caltrain officials are expected to vote to slash runs and raise fares in an effort to solve the budget. >> also this morning, firefighters find themselves battling both flames and the wind as they try to control a building fire more than a dozen people are forced to evacuate. just about 5:30. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. >> deliberations in the barry bonds perjury trial could begin as early as today after the defense rested yesterday without calling a single witness. amy hollyfield joins us in what is expected today. >> it was a bit anti-climatic but today is the day the case could finally go to a jury. closing arguments are scheduled today. the defense had hinted that barry bonds might take the stand.

amy hollyfield. live in palo alto. i'll tell you about the agenda up next. >> delays we talked about earlier are developing along the east coast. flight departure delays out of atlanta. also out of new york. and it looks like there will be more as the storm system moves through this afternoon. >> we're following an injury crash blocking three lanes of traffic along northbound 101 in south bay. we have details plus the local drive time when the news continues after this break. stay with us. bñbñbñbñbñbñbñb#Ñ#ñ >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> 6:29 on wednesday morning. just about to ring the bell on wall street to kick off the trading day. analysts expect the stocks to get off to a good start. santa clara based intel released first quarter earnings after the market closed yesterday and the chip maker said the net income rose 25% because of rising demands for p.c.s. there is the bell. that means the trading day is underway. or just about. as soon as it stops ringing there. yahoo with higher earnings. 17 cents a share. we will go back to the new york stock exchange for a look at how the markets are opening up in 15 minutes. president obama is hours away from to

with actress lindsay lohan back in new york where she was caught on camera hitting the streets -- literally. amyorning. >> reporter: that's right, ann. good morning. on thursday, lindsay tweeted that what happened here was all a joke. but the pictures that were taken here at this manhattan club have raised eyebrows and questions about the troubled star. far from the red carpet, lindsay lohan out late wednesday night with friends in new york city. as the paparazzi snap away, lindsay seems to take a spill, face first outside the motor city bar, cigarette in hand, having a big laugh. less than 24 hours later the pictures were circulating the internet with chatter and speculation about her condition. >> in many ways a picture is worth a thousand words. this gives the impression that lindsay is out of control. >> reporter: with the rumor mill churning lindsay posted on facebook, is it not allowed to slip and fall? i'm always a clklutz. and then saying, a joke can turn into me falling and a story. >> the pictures don't help. >> reporter: three months ago this paparazzi photo got lindsay in deep troubl

york city. thatter to today, saturday, april 2nd, 2011. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> welcome do "today." i'm lester holt. >> and i'm amy robach. just seeing those pictures from the plane, we fly a lot, that had to be horrifying, to have the plane rapidly descend. >> they have to get it down so people can breathe. the oxygen masks come down, you pay attention. we'll have more, we'll hear from one of the passengers on that airplane about that ordeal coming up. we also have a lot of other news to tell you about including encouraging news about the economy. >> we're talking about job, creating them and keeping them. the new unemployment numbers are out. and they're giving all of us reason to hope that perhaps we've turned a corner. what does the jobs report mean for you and your family? we'll tell you. >> and then a true crime mystery. a cryptic message left on the body of a murder victim. the fbi has been struggling for years and now the agency is asking the public for help in cracking the code. maybe you can pig it out. we'll tell you more about that story just ahead. >>> also a story that will touch your heart. the seve

amy robach along with lester holt. the hunt for a serial killer. >> this case becomes more and more complicated by the day. divers were in the waters off of new yorkday looking for remains and clues that could connect the unfolding case. as the it intensifies, they're looking for a crafty criminal who's carefully covered his tracks. >>> and a story that's baffled us for more than 100 years. some of you may remember lizzie borden took an ax. but did she really kill her father and step mother with that ax? we'll take you inside the house where the murders took place. >>> switch gears and a happier subject. the big news about the royal wedding. we learned that kate middleton attended a rehearsal at westminster abbey. and getting in some information about the monarchy secession laws and what it means if their first child is a girl. >> move forward just to make them more comfortable. >>> in the end of the era. a day of mourning for fans of "all my children" and "one life to live" as both shows are cancelled. how can it happen? what will the fate be of our favorite villain, erica kane? i grew up with that. i did my college classes around it so i could s

amy, julie and sue. they've been on with us at a charity event. >> why did you waste your money? >> they are from ohio and also michigan and new york.is it okay to name your child after food? in "okay" magazine -- >> who did that? >> gwynneth paltrow named her daughter apple. jamie oliver named his daughter honey. >> be careful, no one wants to be known as enchilada. >> a vote for baby chardonnay can't be far behind. >> you had a baby chardonnay. >> i did. i had chardonnay and chablis and my dog regis, his middle name was champagne. frank's middle name was newton. it still is. when he was growing up, in fact, cody, we named him cody newton gifford. i loved it. frank has english ancestory, it sounds nice. all his life he was teased as figure newton. i said, so what? you were bigger than them and faster. what do you care? >> i love it. are you ready? >> we've run out of time. >> i saw you trying to eat up the time. >> i need champagne. >> this is a song. if you have a friend always complaining about it's cold out, it's terrible, the one who is always negative nellie. this is a song called "what if it all goes right." before we play it

amy", she's running on a thin string. >> we wanted you to feel comfortable. we like when you come. so we decided to give you this starbucks drink and i was paging through new yorkis kind of like a girly skim latte. as the day goes on, you go girlier, into the what? >> well, then we get into the smoothies and you go from like a stra berry smoothy then into a mango smoothy, it's a downhill climb. i don't drink coffee, i need something. >> jerry, do we have the other girlier drink? >> we brought something girlier because we want you to feel at home. >> that's not a smoothy. that's not a smoothy. >> doesn't this violate the winesday thing? >> there's something in there. try a little. >> you get anything? >> the curly straw is not the most effective. >> got a little bite to it. yeah. i think it's tequila day, isn't it? >> you want to give a big congratulations to our girl, j.lo she's on the cover of "people" magazine as the world's most beautiful woman. >> what do you think of j.lo? >> she's absolutely stunning. i thought she was when she first burst on the scene when the ago bums came out late 90s, i'm happy to see her back. she still looks the way she looked 12 or