. >> michael phelps barely qualified then ended up fourth, his worst since he was a teenager. >> the biggest thing is putting this behind me. >> he had six more chances and become the world's most decorated olympian. in the women's four hundred meter, elizabeth came in second, representing america's tiniest state. >> i am happy with the silver. it means a lot to to represent -- rhode island. >> peter placed third in the men's four hundred meter. the u.s. men's our treaty matt took a silver and the women's beach volleyball team going for their third gold beating australia. they are excited. >> thank you for allowing us to play. >> the u.s. soccer team advanced than the men's gym this qualified. they are on top for now. >> michael phelps of fans had to be sad without their home town hero started but with six more races to go, phelps has plenty of opportunities to come back. george spent the night with fans at a viewing party and filed this report. usa! >> it was a surprising and disappointing night for fans of michael phelps who finished fourth in the opening race to become the winning

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. >> he barely touched it. he was barely reaching over to touch it and the tire exploded. no word on what caused the explosion. >> it blew him back so hard he smashed into the pumps behind him. >> reportedly he went to the hospital because he was suffered stomach pain. >> that would knock the wind out of you. >> knock the wind out of you with wind. that was like a serious punch in the gut. >>> i'm about to show you something that's very startling and shocking. the first elephant you're seeing in the foreground he is protecting the young elephant behind him. his trunk was caught on a poachers snare. look at this elephant in the foreground protecting him. >> how will he survive without a trunk? they do everything with that trunk. >> that elephant was not happy that anyone was there. it highlighted how dangerous it is for animals there. >> maybe because he is so young, he will learn to live with a handicap. >> it looks like he has enough left he could scoop. >> you saw moisture on what is end. now they have raised money to protect elephants in the area so it doesn't happen ag

the political confrontation is moving to something of a bare knuckled fist fight to more of a game of chess, but it is still in trouble critics still struggle over controls this great country. more than 200,000 civilians to flee their homes in the democratic republic of congo. miners are on the march in spain. the protest over government cut has fuelled the clashes. >> we welcome our viewers on pbs in america and also or around the globe. the power struggle is underway in egypt or the country's new president is going head-to-head with the supreme constitutional court. it all centers around a parliament which president mursi reconvened despite a court ruling that dissolve it. the court struck back, overruling the president's decision. it is quite a standoff, and where does it go from here? we start our coverage in cairo. >> standing slightly awkwardly together, they tended military parade. these are the rival squaring up in each new battle for power. today, mp's arrived for a session of parliament. it was directly against the order of the military, which is all but just two weeks a ear

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we're totally bare bones. i have people say what can you cut? nothing. we're bare bones. i think everything is totally dedicated and there's nothing more that we can do. the work load has increased. the salaries have not increased at all and we took a pay cut. we're doing a job i think with what we have. it can't continue. the quality of education will suffer. that's what we're fighting against. >> so i think at this time it's very critical because as we see that the economy is beginning to grow and recover and in the valley many of the companies are hiring. the problem is not going to be employment but unemploymentable. as part of it many of these companies when that becomes worse and worse many of these will move away from the area rather than having expassions in the bay area oracle cal. they will go over seas. i think that's a major loss for our region, state and nation. that's what we need to change that way. if you look at all of the things from california public policies and institutes and others where they have projested a major short falls for college graduates a

>>> well, they are barely old enough to drive.ccomplished athletes and first-time olympians. >> in just hours they're going to hit the mat for the u.s. women's gymnastics team and competing against one other. this is a fierce rivalry. "gma" is at the olympics and bill weir has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. again, here in the land that gave us the fab four, everybody's buzzing about the fab five. the bounding, flying, young american ladies, favored to win the gold. they're the reigning world champs. and much like phelps and lochte in the pool, they have two leaders in the gym, pushing themselves and each other to new heights. flip for flip. and dismount for dismount. two olympic rookies, each with a solid chance for gold. they are friends and rivals. and since they're both teenagers, one could even call them frenemies. jordyn wieber known for her powerhouse moves. gabby douglas, artistic grace. even earning the nickname flying squirrel. jordyn is just 17. gabby, a year younger. but their resumes are already s

. >>> they are barely old enough to drive.ccomplished athletes and first-time olympians. these two girls you're seeing right here. >> they're friends on the mat -- they're friends off the mat. they're about to go at it on the mat. they're from the u.s. women's jim action in ix. here's "nightline" anchor bill weir. >> reporter: good morning. again, here in the land that gave us the fab four. everybody's buzzing about the fab five. the u.s. women's gymnasts. much like mels and lochte in the pool, that i have two leaders in the gym, pushing themselves and each other to new heights. flip for flip. dismount for dismount. two olympic rookies. each with a solid chance for gold. they are friends and rivals. and since they're both teenagers, one could call them frenemy. jordyn wieber known for her powerhouse grace. and gabby known for her power house skill. their resumes are already so impressive. jord jin the reigning all-around world champion. she was the clear top contender for the individual gold, but then, the flying squirrel swoo

the nasdaq index barely changed. >>> workers in scranton, pennsylvania, are going to be disappointed when they opened their paychecks today. they are getting minimum wage. a judge ordered to honor union contracts. but scranton just doesn't have the cash. that's a sign of the times, yeah. >>> despite uncertainty over jobs and the economy, couples are still spending big bucks on their weddings. the average tab last year was about $26,000. pretty close to what it was before the recession. >> so is spending on gowns, venues, food and liquor. where they're cutting back on rehearsal dinners, recorded music instead of live, and cutting back on the number of guests. my advise stands, elope and use the money for a new home. >> you have to have a big wedding and a dress. >> not a good investment. you know that. put it in a home. don't waste it on a party where people eat, drink and get drunk. >>> when we come back, an arrest in the case of mickey shunick,

lord revelstoke, senior partner of baring brothers lost his estate and his fine collection of french furniture and paintings. we have gotten away from that. we have let lapse, for example, erased from the statute books a law that required in a limited liability banking institution, a corporation, we have erased the law that required in the event of that bank's failure the stockholders would get the capital call. it was, after all, their bank and not the government's. all that is gone. in its place we have the unstinting issuance of -- currency and we have the creeping, no galloping, through the doctrine that some institutions must be favored, some are too big to fail. so on a micro level as well as on a macro level, it seems to be the serious consideration of a true gold standard is front and center. >> thank you, jim. may i start with you on this issue of what you call the true gold standard. it seems to me that the -- it was to defend marxism by saying it hadn't been properly implemented. i think back 3,000 years of gold standard, and what one finds is a number of different types o

she just barely missed the cut. was only good enough for fourth place. she missed it by 900th of a second. maria sharapova having a terrible day. 6-4, 6-3. sharapova moved to number one on june 11th and now that ranking could be in jeopardy. serena williams also having a tough day, but she did manage to survive a 3-set nail biter to advance to the quarter finals. finally tonight, the olympic torch relay in london. see the two kids in black. apparently they wanted to be a part as well. trying to snag the flame from a torch bearer and then just went on business as usual. they looked like little ninjas reasoning out there. >> this is only one question.

low 80s in sonoma and barely any clearing at stinson beach in the fifties. the cool air mass on monday through wednesday. i hope you have a wonderful weekend. >> if you are a reality tv fan there are twists and from the inside the big brother house. julie chen shows us more about the show and how the big prize changes people. >> it it brings out exciting new that you probably never knew existed because if it is you and your new best friend on the chopping block, if you really want to win a half million dollars for yourself or your family, you might have to stab a person in the back >> you can watch the next episode of big brother tomorrow night on cbs five. new developments were young women who want to see real bodies in glossy magazines and a new trend for adults worried about their figure. jennifer lombardi of with the summit eating disorders program is joining us. two big topics, major progress made with seventeen magazine when it comes to body image. >> there was a young 14 year-old girl who petitioned and got 85,000 signatures in four days asking sevent

phelps just barely qualified this morning.ot about nations, about teammates. >> here's the key lap for michael phelps! >> reporter: there they were, less than a month ago, neck and neck, stroke for stroke. >> this is the scene you'll see most likely in london. >> reporter: two water demigods. not just qualifying but driving to become america's aqua alpha. in the end -- >> just barely. >> reporter: -- this is phelps, by 0.09 of a second. he's the reigning champ. a record eight golds from one olympiad alone. ryan lochte, the challenger, two medals on his wall. hungry for so much more. >> i've been getting second behind him so many times. i always knew i was capable of beating him. it was just matter of when. >> i'm here to swim as fast as i can. if i do that, that's all that matters. >> reporter: out of the pool, they couldn't be more different. phelps is a machine, swims, eats, repeats. lochte, the heart throb. he skateboards, wears flashy clothes of his own design. says thinks like jeah often. he even made a video about it. >>

seconds later, an 84-year-old woman walked out of the bedroom barely escaping a likely death.around the corner, the storm claimed a life. a 90-year-old lady walked into her bedroom when this enormous tree came down flattening the room that she had just walked in into. less than a mile away on old keen mill road, a huge tree came crashing down on to a sport utility vehicle killing the driver who was the only occupant. the force of the tree on the wires snapped nearby utility poles. the virginia governor briefly flew over storm-damaged cities and counties, consulted with local authorities and utility mothers. he offered a partial explanation as to why the power outages were extensive. >> that drives force was 10 transmission lines down and the major transmission lines that were down. >> reporter: the governor declared a state of emergency authorizing up to 300 virginia guardsmen to be available for traffic control or cleanup and 9 learn telephone service essentially failed and was barely working in some surrounding jurisdictions. a verizon spokesman said the company was working

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it has been barely one week since he was sworn in. they are already jostling for power. the president wants parliament to reconvene, despite an order by the military dissolving the assembly. the military has actually reduced the guard on parliament, allowing in mps for the first time since it was dissolved. seems to be opening a way for the parliament to compromise where they can resume briefly before dissolving for new elections. one more element in the equation, the supreme constitutional court. they have issued a pronouncement, saying that all their rulings are binding. in practice, that does not seem to mean very much. the court never actually ordered the dissolution of parliament. that was done by the military after the court said that parliamentary elections were not constitutional. so, it is a mess. or, perhaps, just a messy compromise. after which the military and muslim brotherhood could save face. the egyptians were not about to plunge -- plunging to a new political crisis. >> for more on the showdown potentially shaping up in egypt, i am joined by michael, a f

youthis chart shows could barely exceeds the threshold beyond which it would be pared back. while this does not account for all affiliate's in san francisco, some of those affiliates may be structured in a way that produces-, worsening the problem triggered the baseline commitment also allows them to provide any spending of the amount needed to meet the requirements for the prior year or the year ahead, and treating it as a maximum rather than a minimum here it is capped at $9.5 million a year above that, the number of lives will cut back to your good -- will cut five. the city will see less than the $9 million in benefits. the new benefit also allows requirements to be met with a two-year running average, treating it like a maximum, rather than a minimum. the full caseload will only come on line three years into the agreement. exxon'what happens after 10 yea? what does this terrible problem really cost san francisco? the proposed agreement is flawed. good it must be fixed to ensure they provide not fair care and stop offloading on other health- care providers. if they had p

barely 81 in san ramon and livermore. 83 in antioch, 78 in concord. 60s and 70s for the east bay shoreslow 70s in union city and fremont. otherwise in the 60s. not a lot of change coast side. temperatures will remain in the low 60s there. same thing in san francisco with low 70s down the peninsula, and up through the north bay, temperatures mainly in the 70s tomorrow afternoon, although it will be 68 in mill valley, and 80 in fairfield. the cooling trend continuing to round out the workweek. into the weekend, the winds out of the north are going to pick up. that's going to clear out the fog. the coastline could still see some fog in the mornings. but the yea shores and inland valleys will remain clear and warmer as a result. >>> a not guilty plea from san francisco sheriff assistant vincent. he is accused of a domestic violence attack against his former boyfriend. the 48-year-old suspect was arrested last thursday outside gold's gym in the castro neighborhood. he's facing charges of domestic violence, battery, assault, and false imprisonment. >>> tim lincecum and the giants battle the p

traffic is just barely moving there. we'll have an update as soon as we get it but if you're waiting for someone to get home in the spi from the east bay, i can say this, expect them to be late. >>> the state made it illegal but one restaurant in san francisco claims the rules just don't apply. tonight, the chef there served froi grois, and animal rights activists protested arguing that the restaurant was breaking the laws. we're at this restaurant with a look at the controversy and word of an arrest tonight, arturo? >> that's right, diane. at 80s peak, there were about 15 to 20 protesters and it lasted about an hour and a half but there was a time when a protest here at the social club was reaching a tipping point. >> we're just documenting what's going on right here. don't touch me. i'm not blocking the road. what am i blocking? >> one protester ended up in a shouting match with park police and he was arrested for disturbing the peace, cited and releas released. >> animal abuse. >> and for the most part, the protest wa

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just barely a chance at all. your extended forecast, there's tomorrow. sizzling hot again. there's your seven-day forecast. temperatures, mid-90s again tomorrow. slight chance of some showers on wednesday, which is the 4th of july, but expect 92 or better every day for the next seven to ten days. >> we've been watching closing stores r tomorrow. d.c. government open tomorrow, but d.c. schools will be closed for summer school activity. >>> coming up in sports, ryan >>> start with the nats. >> all-stars were announced and three nationals are headed to the game in kansas city. bryce harper, he still has a shot at the the final roster spot. he's one of five finalists on mlb.com's fan vote, so you have until july 5th to vote for him. he think he's alone, but apparently, he's not. he's got a little friend there. top of the first, two on for ryan zimmerman and he doubles to center field. he's been red hot lately. steve scores and bryce harper booking it home from second. nats up 2-0 early. part of the four-run first inning for washington. fifth inning, zimmerman continues to rake

coming up he nearly bared it all through his tax. now anthony weiner's wire wants him to bear it all in another way. >>> siblings reunited after nearly 5 decades. they have facebook to thanks for that. >>> first on this day in 1790 shth washington, d.c. has made the capitol of the united states. [ manager 1 ] out here in the winds, i have to know the weather patterns. i upgraded to the new sprint direct connect. so i can get three times the coverage. [ chirp ] [ manager 2 ] it's like working in a giant sandbox with all these huge toys. and with the fastest push-to-talk... i can keep track of them all. [ chirp ] [ chirp ] [ male announcer ] upgrade to the new "done." with access to the fastest push-to-talk and three times the coverage. now when you buy one kyocera duracore rugged phone, for $49.99, you'll get four free. visit a sprint store, or call 855-878-4biz. [ chirp ] >> welcome back to "fox & friends first". i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather nauert. >> now time for the top 5@5:00. a potential break in the case of missing in

i also barely pay my bills each month. this industry is a very difficult one, especially given the rising rents and costs of doing business in a very expensive city. paying $1,500 would be months worth of profit. there's no way i could ever document each and every sale with an identifying description of these customer. my customers would see this as an invasion of their privacy and i would lose business because of it. a reputable small business that contributes to the economic vitality of san francisco. please treat people and people like me accordingly. i strongly support the repeal of this anti-business and unnecessary police code. supervisor wiener: thank you. next speaker. >> it good afternoon, supervisors. i'm the owners of leftovers home consignment shop on van ness. we've been in business three years. i do understand the importance of making sure the people in this business are selling items that are surrendered by the actual owners of their property. i think it's realistic and understandable to have us fill out inf

they just use their bare hands. something else comes out. these look like oysters.gone in six seconds. >> well, you know, people are hungry. a lot of people there. but wait. >> oh, my goodness. >> are you kidding me? >> it's like black friday. >> but it's pretty crazy. they're not trying to push each other out of the way. they're laughing about the crab and just going after it. >> i don't blame them. this is a buffet. they all paid the same. those are the prime items. >> the people in the back are out of luck. >> i don't think they have a system here. no holds barred. >> is anybody bothered by the fact they're using their bare hands to pick up this food? >> i was just going to say, i'm a little grossed out by the fact that everyone is just kind of going at it. >> i'm not going to visit this place. if this was a best buy on black friday, people would be getting like punched and elbowed and choked and strangled. instead, these people are at least being friendly with each other. >> that's it for us here at "right this minute." see you tomorrow. have a great rest of you

see their disease stabilize for three years should maybe forget some things that she wooden door barely remember and i met a been a little bit of confusion about things. she took parts and a small study where doubled our ibge results presented at the alzheimer's association international conference should she and three other patients showed no decline in memory thinking skills or daily functioning. those that the most effective dose were effectively unchanged after three years. which is an unexpected and happy results. it is given intravenously every two weeks and current targets the protein that forms a plaque on the brand right now theyre no drugs it approved to slow the progression of alzheimer's however reason chart researchers are studying potential therapies. ethical practice. joyce williams continues striven even though she's no longer in the study. piqua's i say it's been a success that the inspector to reverts back to normal. but she has not gone downhill rapidly. experts say her case is encouraging but one of the true military affected until the results of a large shall come o

just last month she barely survived another mass shooting. >> four police departments have to deal with suspicious packages today. the berkeley police department was partly evacuated after reports of a suspicious package there. fire crews came to the city police department after a report of a suspicious substance at those sights. the first floor of the haywood department had to be evacuated after a powder leak out they determined it was not anthrax. the three departments are trying to figure out if it's related. >>> today a judge lifted the order that kept the san francisco sheriff away from his wife for months. live in the city where they will be apart soon. some. >> reporter: he side when he was allowed to hug and kiss his wife. outside the couple discussed with the media their difficult separation. >> we miss --. >> go head --. >> reporter: it's a kiss that watts seven months in the making. that's how long the sheriff has been prohibited from contact with his wife. >> finally i can talk with my husband. fantastic. >> reporter: this is victory. i have -- we are partners without being

and hearing that johnathan frederick dawkins was arrested for the murder today, barely bringing up -- barely bring closure. >> it is odd that he was there and why he would stop in got out of the car. >> that is what police say happened on may 1. dwayne edward brisbon appear to be a good samaritan who came up on an argument between two people and stopped. >> he asked if the person was ok. there were words exchanged and he got out of his car and more words were exchanged. then he was stabbed. >> he jumped back in his car and took off within minutes he was found unconscious inside his craft vehicle at the intersection of fifth street and florida avenue. police say this surveillance video helped lead to the arrest of dawkins. neighbors say that sounds like the big hearted brisbon they knew. >> with a warrant for his arrest he turn himself in this morning and they are investigating whether they knew each other or not. >> thank you. coming up, following the breaking weather and is. severe storms tracking once again. >> a local 8-year-old beaten and bruised. you will hear from the man who an

but, barely. an infant a two-month-old sleeping in her bassinet when a car slammed into the room in which she was sleeping. she wasn't alone. she had her 2-year-old brother and their mother sleeping in the room on the other side of where you see that black cadillac. happened about an hour ago. we have video to show you tighter shots of the car and also how close it came to doing damage to the child. again, everybody got out okay. it happened an hour ago. according to police the car was racing down the street, there are skid marks it went into a driveway, bounced off one house into that house where sarah gutierrez and her two children layla two months old and sean, 3-years-old were all sleeping. sarah told me about this incredibly emotional event. she was telling me through tears that the car came through the wall, it hit a bookcase. the bookcase hit the bassinet where the child was sleeping and there was debris in the baby's hair. the 2-year-old and the two-month-old and the 3-year-old all screami

it barely even looks like an suv. it doesn't look like a car at all. >> it looks like a giant marshmallow. >>> it is fire season in the southwest, and utah has seen some pretty severe fires. the videos, of course, are starting to help the web. this one is from an area called alpine and you can just see the clouds grow gigantically into the guy. >> it's that black smoke that concerns me. >> some of it is very dark but in some parts of it, it looks like there's a fire inside the cloud. in this part of the video, you see the mountain burning. when he pans over it's this beautiful green mountain with a beautiful blue sky. it's almost surreal. >> it's so hard to see this in such an idyllic setting. >> this was taken through a telescope lens and you can see the flames just dwarf the trees around it. >> that's like the worst case scenario of these fires. they call it crowning when the fire is way up in the treetops. it lays waste to everything. >> do they know how this fire started? >> in the alpine region, they believe it w