there's a host of bare, bare bones -- in the petition it says newly revealed evidence reveals false, misleading and inaccurate information was presented at the trial in 1989. the convictions and death sentence are fundamentally unreliab unreliable. i cannot stress how bare boned this is. in effect what they're saying is, just give us time to get something in front of you and i think that there's a host of allegations we've been hearing, you know, over the course of the day. there are allegations that the denial of the polygraph test today is something they're talking about with the court that troy davis wanted to take a polygraph and wasn't allowed to. there are questions about a witness who was intimidated and the real culprit here was intimidating one of the witnesses. around the margins we know there's a lot of moving parts. as to the question of whether the justices, themselves, are looking at this, i would bet that they are. this is the third execution this week that they've stopped. and something is clearly going on at the court where they're starting to think very, very hard a

no flames right now and barely any smoke. today the two far corners of the building were engulfed in flames. the three-story building with the walgreens drugstore on the ground floor, there are apartments on the upper floor. the fire had gone up to four alarms and firefighters were helping the people that live there out of the building. there were some evacuations. right now this is the scene. again, haight and fillmore streets where that fire is pretty much out. firefighters just cleaning up after that fire earlier today. >>> well, a dad in taiwan is probably out of the running for father of the year. he was holding his young daughter at this baseball game. the foul ball came his way. he drops his daughter reaching for the ball. she fell into the seats in front of him. apparently, she is okay. but mom is not happy. one user said no translation needed for that look. in case you're wondering, the dad missed the foul ball. >>> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,, now, whether its trouble paying the mortgage, credit car >>> one of tw

. >> sometimes you can use bare wire. >> this is bare wire, but it's solid. >> it's bare stranded wire. >> so we get wire that is stranded sometimes it's solid. >> here is an example of sod. so that these wires can be used for the same purpose. probably the same size installers prefer to use solid. it's required by code in swimming pools, but this is an easier, when it's stranded, it's easier to use. this is probably the cable of choice in concrete. this is the classic wire and number four to be encased in concrete at the bottom of a footing to get a good ground. >> look at some of these things here. >> here is another cable. it's nonmetallic cable. it has four conductors in it like the other cable. it's a larger size. it's for a 100-amp meter. it has a white, black, and red of probably number four and number eight ground wire in it, nonmetallic cable. >> this is the big stuff now. >> this would be a theater to a panel board versus, how about this one here? this is a single conductor. the wire will go in a conduit for a commercial installation and would supply a 200-amp panel board. >>

bottom than my bare top and then you know we're going around this up and put clothes on all of us i mean it just sounds like a terrible and i mean however you could argue that whatever you leave behind if you're burying on a public place could infringe on somebody else's civil liberties yet i mean like limited. when you get committee from a park bench i don't know you can get craps for sure and write it on the net if it's online and it's got it i mean seriously my favorite part about this story is that they pointed out that according to california state ha if someone is nude and offending you you can be a citizen's arrest and it's a pretty i was under way to target it i mean there's a million citizens around like i have a problem with this and you are going to force need personally to go and arrest the nude person i don't think so yeah that's right it's never been done history the one your group of people that you don't want to make a citizen's right on that are new to this and yet they have a towel down that makes them seem a little bit more you know. i don't. yeah arrestable but i

bottom then my bare top and then you know we're going around us up and put clothes on all of us i mean it just sounds like it's terrible and i mean i would never you could argue that whatever you leave behind if you're baring all in a public place could infringe on somebody else's civil liberties yes i mean like limited. money you can get committee from a park bench i don't know you can get crabs for sure and write it on but it's online it's here it's still there i mean seriously my favorite part about this story is that they pointed out that according to california state ha if someone is nude and offending you you can be a citizen's arrest it's a pretty isolated way to target it i guess to make a citizen's arrest like i have a problem with this and you're going to force need personally to go and arrest the new person i don't think so yeah sure.

(laughter) i barely agreed with him that he was black. (laughter) and we're not giving out free pass this is time around. black unemployment is twice the level of white unemployment. and what does obama tell a black audience? >> shake it up! stop complaining! some grumbling! stop crying! (laughter) stop complaining, some grumbling stop crying? why is he always picking on us, jon? (mumbling) (crying) why do our problems always have to come last, jon? >> jon: you were just complaining and then you grumbled and then you were crying. that's what you do! >> look, my point is when jewish voters have concerns about obama's israel policy he addresses them. he doesn't tell you to stop complaining, grumbling and crying shchlt. >> jon: well, to be honest with you, jews are not a particular complainy people so i don't see why he would tell us that because, quite frankly... here's what i don't understand. why do you think herman cain would be better to african americans than obama? he hasn't proposed anything that would be specific to black voters. >>

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it wrapped up the northern libraries, the bars welcomed the bare and slightly clad alikes. have two questions, do they have specially designed seat? what happens if like the guys hit a bump? >> sounds painful. >> andra rather -- and rather unattractive, don't you think? >> i have a marathon, i think we scheduled that at the wrong time. ours is a clothed event. >>> we got a look at weather where you want to dress accordingly. lee sitting and spitting somewhere near northern sections of alabama and north of georgia. slowly working up towards the north. trailing boundaries, severe weather pushing for the west coast of florida, tampa about twisters, sarasota region and north of orlando for today. pulling this up to the north, a lot of moisture here, and days of rain continue upper level low sits here, katia off the coast. bands of rain on the cool side of a frontal boundary. future radar locked in on top of baltimore. we got the lock in of possible heavy rain, taking in through thursday morning. wet, the flood watch continues, and 68 degreess the best we are going to do this af

barely a sea breeze. west six at sfo. anything under 10 or 20 doesn't amount to too much in caughting back on -- amount to too much in cutting back on warming up. lots of sunshine today. it will be warmer i think across the board today we had 71 in san francisco yesterday. 97 antioch. 94 morgan hill. close to 90 for san rafael. here is sal. >>> steve, good morning. traffic is doing well. some of the road work has been picked up. let's take a look at golden gate bridge. there is is not much fog but a little fog here. also the traffic is moving well on the san mateo bridge heading out to the high-rise and over to highway 101. and this mornings commute is moving along very nicely on northbound 280 getting up to highway 17. it's 4:30 let's go back to the pam. >>> we beginning with breaking news. a major earthquake just struck off the coast of alaska. with a magnitude 7.1 it hit about a half hour ago near fox island that is in the ilyushin islands. it's a thousand miles from anchorage. we don't know if the quake caused any inj

you can just barely see the archway, that as a bike way. it is a way for people to connect through neighborhoods throughout the city. this was the choice up until the 1970's. the place that we really look at as a model of bicycling was not very much so just 40 years ago. they have made choices, i am happy that you referenced in the local business aspect, because i think it is something that we can learn a lot from. the value that more people bicycling brings the business in san francisco. as we think about how san francisco can stay, a regional focus of the bay area, how we can keep jobs, businesses large and small, how we grow with 100,000 new residents, we will need to think differently. i am glad for the mayor to be unleashing secrets. i think the secrets can be found in the other cities doing it right. we need to look beyond our own city borders at national borders. this used to be a regular street for cars and was made a priority streak. you can see the silver in the front, those are lower at times when needed for deliveries. it is pri

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in fact, the sand had just been barely swept away to show the face of it, but it's still there. it's still under that ledge. i hope. i'd like to take you on a route and show you a way down to one of these artifacts. now, a lot of people look across canyon land, say, in southeast utah where this picture is, and it's not really clear how you get around, how you get from place to place. but if you know this place well enough you know right over this lip of white sandstone, if you go right over the ledge and hang your foot over this side, you can't see it but you can feel it with the tip of your foot, there's a little toe hold down there, then if you get on that toe hold you drop your other foot down and there's another toe hold. it happens a thousand years ago somebody carved just a series of toe holds down this rock face. and you climb down those and they lead to a ledge and the ledge wraps around underneath here and it drops down into another spot that you go through a saddle and around to the other side and through another saddle and down and around. it's this circuitous route t

rob. >> reporter: it's not even halloween, we are barely past labor day, and here at costco look what is already on the store shelves, christmas accessories! it looks like christmas, at least here in this costco. [audio not understandable] the toy section is up and running. >> we're in recovery in the economy. give them a chance to recover! >> i have to admit i bought ribbon the other day, to make sure i got some before they sold out. >> other giants have announced plans to start selling christmas merchandise by the end of the month. >> they want to see -- when a person is ready to purchase. they're also wanting to be able to capitalize on that impulse purchase. >> the recent survey found that 37% of those polled say they plan to do at least some christmas shopping by halloween. we couldn't find any. many say it's way too early to think about christmas. >> i like to enjoy my season. >> everybody is out after the dollar. >> one trade organization forecasting a 3 1/2% increase this year but some researchers say it's too early to make any predictions. >> anything that happens that affect

. >> reporter: the government's monthly job report will be released in about an hour and it's barely enough to keep up with population growth. they forecast the economy added 93,000 jobs last month but the unemployment rate is expected to say the same. they need to add 250,000 jobs per month to bring down the unemployment rate which has been above 9% since may of 2009. fears that the u.s. economy is falling back into recession have hurt the markets even after gains in consumer spending point to strong growth. weak growth, a downgrade of u.s. debt and a sell-off on wall street likely kept some businesses from he hiring. in california, they complained that regulations are too burdensome making it difficult to expand or hire. new proposals hope to change that. >> 11.8% unemployment rate in our state, we don't have time to waste. >> it was underscored by the obama administration which estimated that unemployment will average 9% next year. on thursday, obama will address a joint session of congress to introduce a plan for creating jobs and boosting the economy. in the newsroom, nick smith

a lot. >> those it would seem are the strip down bare essential of the story.t would seem that even in a city like san francisco, there is a limit to tolerance. from city hall, abc 7 news. >> the if yes there is. spare the air day tomorrow. the bare facts. >> the naked truth. >> yes. >> well as the temperature is rising the airñr quality is diminishing i'm afraid sorry to say but great day ahead. live view from our high definition east bay hills camera looking out over the bay. nice view of the bay this evening. we have patches of fog mainly interthe coast. you can see a little bit moved across the bay locally inland. this is how it looked this afternoon. we had a very shallow marine layer. sort of pressed up against the coast lane. we had wide range of conditions certainly weighed range of temperatures today from the cooler coastal conditions to the hot inland locations. high pressure sore to 100 in livermore today. 94 in apartment ybing. 96 at fairfield. navy at clear lake. 99 at ukiah. 94 down at mring an hill. 76 at oakland and 70 here in san francisco. rig

tomorrow barely any rebounds. 64degrees in san francisco, average high 71 degrees, the mid-70s in san jose, we typically should be around 82 degrees. everyone socked in tomorrow morning but a bit of brief clearing before we cloud back over again. with wind out of the southwest at 15 miles per hour, cooler day, high pressure, traversing to the east. and as it toes so it is setting the stage for a series of areas of low pressure to the north of us, a plow into the bay area, wait until you see how that makes an impact on your seven- day forecast. okay, back it up one day at a time. 79degrees in morgan hill for friday. mid-70s in san jose, a little bit cooler than that in los altos. east of the bay the warmest of all, 81 degrees, brentwood, tracy, oakley all the way through mountain house, discovery bay. a pair of 7s in benecia. meanwhile north of the golden gate bridge, barely knee clearing in bodega bay, 74 degrees in novato and sonoma. 64 san francisco. cooler tomorrow. over the weekend, a hint of some sunshine under mostly cloud oh skies. looks like rain begins in the north bay on mon

he was barely coherent, slurring his words, and dr.se table. joins with analysis, paul cowen, cnn's criminal contributor and a legal defense attorney. let's talk about this. while defense attorneys were presenting opening arguments, dr. murray broke down in tears. they're saying he did the best he could with a man clearly addicted to drugs. he was doing what he thought was best for michael jackson. how do you think that came off? >> the sympathy aspect will be really important for the defense here. as a matter of fact, i'm going to name this defense. i think it's the good samaritan defense. you've heard of the twinkie defense and some other defenses. here's what the defense is saying. the defense is saying when poor dr. murray got involved with his good friend michael jackson, jackson was already addicted to drugs and had been addicted by other doctors, and they had been giving him propofol, and dr. murray was desperately trying to wean michael jackson from those drugs. and as a result, on the night in question, he had given michael ja

that's forty six thousand dollars that she wants to get from him pair month now linda claims that the bare minimum needed to cover the costs of the received lifestyle of her son has grown accustomed to her four year old son that is over the last four years that includes twenty three thousand dollars a month for child care two thousand five hundred for private schooling three thousand for clothes five thousand for hobbies like fencing lessons and chess. and eight grand total of eight grand a month for his own personal driver i mean what is this kid driving around and i just don't understand this of course this does not include the four year olds expense account at f.a.o. schwartz now we do have to keep in mind when talking about this with the median household income of a family in the united states is about forty thousand dollars a year which i guess according to linda is barely enough to cover the cost of raising the next generation of america's elite so democrats next time you want to engage in class warfare and tax talk about taxing the rich think about the children . all right well comi

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buildings matched by the rise in stink of god reach and decomposing bodies youngsters roam the streets barely old enough to understand that what they carry are weapons not toys many shops schools and hospitals are closed while the city's symmetries are growing bigger and peter. shortly after triple if i'm going to rebel hands the national transitional council leave is new authority claimed it was moving here from benghazi but weeks have passed and there is still no sign of border being restored the city function invites health and treading a fine line between freedom and anneke. tripoli libya. egypt and governments vowed to tighten security and keep order in cairo where an angry mob stormed the israeli embassy friday night three people died and more than a thousand were injured in clashes after a demonstration demanding a faster political reforms turned against the embassy egyptian police were slow to intervene but eventually managed to disperse the crowd and he is really centered and wrote in the last month after israeli forces responding to requests border militant attack hysterical rykiel

holes in the town one hundred fifty kilometers from tripoli they barely have been given till today to lay down arms and more lawyers are making a stand the iraqis hometown said and several other areas but is artie's ria financial report for the band could prove. they've been preparing for this operation for quite a long time with nature helping them clean path towards forming facilities in the area and he will lead has always been known as a stronghold and people from this area since the beginning of this conflict here in libya been fighting against rebels all across the country and have been dying for. all the time been supporting gadhafi who has provided them with a very good emission and the best weaponry so that's clear that it will not be easy for travels to take control over these areas while they need is actually daffy who has been known and well. not surprisingly remains the country's number one priority is thought to be right now with his sons in this area this is. one more reason to take control over the area as soon as the national transitional council has repeatedly been c

russian challenge cup as lean man coined sixteen polices to take his share all believe with swede barely admitting and austria's florian pregnant the thirty six year old was in search of a third challenge to a win on the final day which would secure him a place in the all important top twenty and a card to return to the european tour and the london and next five years and two more years. on the front line to extend his lead meanwhile lils compared to a down to johnston who was fourth before the final round there to put some pressure on the leader with the needle on the fifteenth in the long birdie putt on the eighteenth challenge to a real key johnston was trailing to a little break just a stroke. and little had to make at least ply on the last hole to secure a victory but he made no mistake and to what's called a round with a sixty eight to collective chant or forty thousand you rooms are extremely happy i played really well this weekend and i really enjoy myself so fantastic when you. come back again and. one european tour event it's a fantastic place and i'm delighted to win sam playe

this storm is barely crawling on shore. about 100 miles west of new orleans, between morgan city and new iberia. expected to move between new orleans and baton rouge sometime late today, and then off to the northeast sometime on monday and tuesday. now, tropical storm lee is barely a tropical storm at best, but, remember, back when hurricane katrina hit here six years ago, that eroded away a lot of the coastline. so any type of named storm is a big threat here. tourists in the french quarter dodged rainstorms to take in the sights. near the bayous, away from the levees that protect the city -- >> we need levee protection! >> reporter: residents like this man say hurricane lee is no party. >> you see people's homes flooded, it's amazing. >> reporter: a dozen homes flooded in lefette and thousands more are threatened. >> the evacuation route is pretty much underwater. my wife has a small car, we can't get out. >> reporter: forecasters fear lee could dump 20 inches of rain along the coast. this is one of the dozens of pump sta

this is what's baring down on the gulf coast. tropical storm lee, moving at roughly 2 miles per hoir. slower than a pepeon walks. but as counterintuitive as it sounds, its slow pace could make it an even more powerful storm. abc's yunji de nies is in new orleans where they are bracing for it all. good evening, yunji. >> reporter: good evening, josh. it's been raining steadily here since this morning. they're expecting up to 20 inches of rain. that kind of water is a lot no matter where you live. but here in new orleans, that downpour could be a disaster. this is tropicic storm lee from space. a prolific rain maker, marching slowly across the gulf coast. louiuiana governor bobby jindal has declared a state of emergency. his main concern? flash flooding. >> heavy rainfall in combination with the rising tides, you are going to see flash flooding. >> reporter: that's trouble for new orleans, because the city sits eight feet below sea level. it's shaped like a bowl, nestled between lake pontchartrain and the mississippi river. any wat

aroused opposition in syria itself where growth even on one occasion these larry fled was barely the streets there and by the way also with regard to egypt there are forces in egypt. and the secular nation so all together i would say look if there are two armies they greatly there is no question about it he's very popular he's doing well for his country but he may be made to try to build too much in short period of time and that could be leading to his downfall later on in terms of foreign policy ok john if i ask you one of the things go ahead rachel one of things i think is very interesting is that you know a lot of what joseph had to say is i don't think that you know we we've always had just black and white from a western point of view looking at the arab and muslim world is very black and white and i think we've been very much surprised over the last few months and i think that's an understatement one thing i think there is a lot of unity and not just sectarian differences is the end of neo colonialism in the region by the west now i think that's one commonality and the entire re

mean there has been a lot of falling out first we saw it with turkey and now with cairo and they're barely clinging on to that peace treaty with egypt what consequences are the consequences of israel losing its allies in the region essentially it's being even more isolated. that's absolutely correct it's important to remember that there are there a process is underway in the region right now which are in no way in which israel can in no way really exert any influence on we are in the midst it might be said of a tectonic shift actually in the strategic picture of the middle east and israel to a great extent. in this process and one of the most central things now taking place i think is that turkey for example is moving forward to try to take advantage of the void in the sense that has been left by the fall of egypt and the strategic changes taking place and one of the aspects of turkey's move towards making a bid for regional leadership is once again the very distinct cooling off to put it mildly its relations with israel so these approaches of historical magnitude which israel can't really

meet amber, an oversize overzealous puppy that is barely 1 years old.live in rule alameda county, the report of a search team until amber ran off of her own. >> at one point she started running back to the rapid pace, which you reach me she jumped upon my chest and turn around and darted in the same direction i followed her and she came into my view and notice that she had stopped by a flat area and waited patiently for me i went to be attached repletion in notice what could possibly some remains. >> there were later identified as michelle le. but for her, was from san diego the search process brings back terrific maris that are still raw. it took a year for them to find her own daughter's remains and now she is able to help others. >> she truly is the hero here, and i have to believe that it was amber and michelle guiding her there is no real explanation for what she did. >> amber the dog is not going to search and rescue training will soon start training to be a cadaver dog. she started a search group of her own after her daughter's death will and pla

the post season is barely treading water.and the padres pop pablo dsandoval ttalking to his bat and a first-come off the panda back and on that is where the big boys hit them. we out there! the giants led 1-0 and public was not complete. come back into the fourth and this one also gone. 17, 18th home run for this year. the third-to-ru to run ga cody ross came this close to a grand slam it just hit the top of the wall. the giants will take a 6-1 lead. seven-one = a's, madison baumgartner a career strike out. with eight in the third innings and the giants' victory 7-2. >> i had a good time today everything was working good. the fastball location was good on the outside corner. the slider was good. the change has probably been the best that it has been all year. >> baumgartner right breaking it down. >> and if arizona is just not losing at all and kirk gibson playing the rockies today sixth inning. crushing it. absolutely that is no cheap shot. deep and gone. for-2. the same inning, bases loaded and four-to--and just to the left

just barely. still growing.st hope here is that we have a full series of temporary factors hurting the economy. increasingly i have to tell you, there's a view that there are more permanent problems with this economy that need to be addressed by policy so we're talking more about responses of stimulus from washington and of course the federal reserve perhaps kicking in again in later september when they meet. >> you talk about the government losing those jobs. is the government ironically becoming the drag on the economy? >> there's no doubt that government spending if it were to decline would become at least an immediate drag on the economy. of course there are those that think government spending is the problem and government needs to get out of the way. more fundamentally when the government removes a dollar from the economy, the economy is less robust and you see what you have all these state and local budget issues. they are required to not run deficits and not allowed to run deficits. they cut workers. i t

new this code like how dare he and you know it that we don't already do this well i don't know i barely was also promised i'm going to restaurants like i'm just sitting there naked in order i'm sorry that's too much that's just too much that is the whole other issue for another day because we've got to move on because we all know that one of those i think part about dating someone is making those nervous phone calls which this i haven't heard from you and i mean how stupid is it that gal scott tweet for gas company right. probably right more women are accepted into law school now the men. all right so how much labor it takes to figure out the right thing to say one dutch woman didn't have any trouble she's a forty two year old and she called her ex sixty five thousand times a year which if you want to know the math we get it for you that's one hundred seventy eight times a day one call every eight minutes. it's a little extravagant. actually you know she claims that they were in actuality dating that he was not her x. but i would like to point out that even if you are dating calling you

fannie mae which is a little bit curious there was no public bidding no one else submitted it just barely made kind of comes in and makes a payment which i don't just under the surface so why would think america is just sold us to pay me to do you think that makes americans pay more than anybody else so as a taxpayer over paying for these maybe they think that no one of the private sector even lots of these maybe no in the private sector really did good on it because it's complete crap so then why is it. xperia buying this either way it's sort of suspicious now the easiest way to kind of so sift through all these questions is to take a look at what fannie mae purchased but fannie mae isn't telling and neither is the regulator f.h.a. and the bank of america that doesn't seem like it's legal right i mean i've just seems so frustrating because you would our taxpayers as though it's our money essentially sense that we may is now run by the government. how could they do that they don't have to disclose anything before they just invest my kind of this little member of congress could ask if it's

names lifted from a havt or balanced on the tip of a tom -- tip of a tongue so many names there is barelyon the walls of the heart." william feehan francis jude feely garth erin feeney sean b. fegan lee s. fehling peter adam feidelberg alan d. feinberg rosa maria feliciano edward thomas fergus, jr. george ferguson henry fernandez judy hazel fernandez julio fernandez elisa giselle ferraina anne marie sallerin ferreira robert john ferris >> and with a greater honor and a sadness, my aunt, a flight attendant on flight 11. >> and my father. we love and miss you, daddy. david francis ferrugio louis v. fersini michael david ferugio bradley james fetchet jennifer louise fialko kristen nicole fiedel samuel fields alexandra filipa michael bradley finnegan timothy j. finnerty michael curtis fiore stephen s r fiorelli, sr. paul m. fiori john b. fiorito john r. fischer andrew fisher bennett lawson fisher >> and my uncle, gerald. we miss you more than words can ever describe. >> my brother-in-law, timothy. we miss and love you always. gerald fisher john roger fisher thomas j. fisher lucy a. fishman ry

there she is au naturel, looking quite beautiful in her barely there look.grees the other way showing she doesn't need props or gimmicks to keep us guessing. would you have known that was gaga if i didn't tell you? >> gorgeous. nice to see her, really see her. >>> and, finally -- >> is that josh? >> it was a moment for glory for us all as josh elliott turned the tour of the studio into an olympic event we call the josha-lon. the drum touch was perfect. he makes his way outside the most challenging portion of the event. the double barrier jump. he gets ready, looks for encouragement from the crowd, then with the grace of a gazelle, he makes a -- oh, oh! >> almost goes head over heels. but does recover. let's see in the end, how did he do? judges's award? a perfect 10. there he is. the most graceful of all woolly >> you know, i came back in. first ththg robin said, you didn't know about the second one, did you? it was awesome. >> you cleared it. >> you know what is great about the show, josh? you get to relive your moments over and over again. >> that's great.

and george davis bared his body and soul while sitting on his pants. >> i see it both ways. it's it's nudist et yi quit. >> the supposed legislation must under go public hearings, since no food will be served we preassume clothing will remain optional. if you can't sit naked on a park bench what is left in the city? >> a lot. >> and it would seem even in a city like san francisco, there is a limit to toller yens. wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> thank you, wayne. >> and a fight over same-sex marriage that began in 2004 was w.unauthorized marriages in san francisco had yet another day in court. this time in the state high court. and california supreme court justices being asked whether those who want to prohibit gay marriage have a right to take this to a higher court. abc 7 sh live in the newsroom for us. carolyn? >> one of the plaintiffs pointed out 13 months ago today then u.s. district judge struck down prop 8 as unconstitutional. and those who don't want gays and lesbians to marry continue to challenge rulings. now, the state supreme court justices being asked to clarify if

the two bison in the enclosure, their heads were barely above water.king. >> that is so sad. and with water levels dropping, people now are waiting for the evacuation order to be lifted, as well. cnn's john zarrella is in harrisburg, pennsylvania. what is the latest on when people are able to get back to their homes? >> reporter: well, they're going to have to wait until this water goes down. a lot of folks have come back into this neighborhood. the susquehanna river is back in its banks. this is the historic district. as you can see, there's still a lot of standing water here, fredericka. take a look here on this landing. all covered in mud. the water came up actually here, right up in here. so, you know, it would have been about chest high on me. i'm going to take a walk over here, if i can. the water has an oily sheen on it. it really is -- it smells, terrible smell to it. it's absolutely polluted. and tony's going to join me, and a renovated church back who are you turned into a home. that's your place? >> yep. >> reporter: how many feet of water i

. >> coho a developing story we're following a new school year is barely under way at uc-berkeley and already the campus is seen crying a string of burglaries and sexual assaults over the past week and one-half >> time is of because more students are back it is a numbers game the campus police go department are telling people to be aware. one student was robbed of his cash and other one was for of of his iphone and also people are coming up in grabbing women's private parts and breast. all suspects in the cases have been a maid arrested there telling people to be aware of your surroundings. >>? > was a student is coming back in their role and it be an increasing crime. >> 5 04 a m san jose police officer had or sexual content to underage minor some patrick jury goal of gilroy heat had been accused of having sex with two minor voice their clergy anyone with information to come forward he was released from the santa clara, jail on a hundred thousand dollar bond the >> we are stop falling several storms rain is expected to hit the golf course and we have a depression when that has paul d

low barely hanging on the 4% still not attracting buyers. this could be why. a new survey finding nearly one out of four ceos expects to cut jobs in the country in the next six months. the reason? they don't feel the economy is improving. ford is confirming it will hire 7,000 workers want in u.s. by year end. the plan is part of its -- workers in the u.s. by the year end. the plant is part of its negotiations with the united auto workers. the gdp nudged up 1.3% on a slight run in consumer spending. that's business. i'm neil cavuto.  >>>? fox 5 stock market report is version this fox 5 stock market report is brought you to by your lexus dealer. live life heroically. >>> did you see it? an ambulance engulfed in flames setting off a series of explosions including the one that blew off the roof. it happened yesterday in mount rainier maryland. the chief with the volunteer fire department shot the video. there is no word how the blaze started. >>> first lady michelle obama was shopping at target, another unusual sight. an associate

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like i said, most of the bare years, the big barriers will take awhile for those to get downtown. a lot of things were in the works here. there may be some problems along the while. reporting live, abc2 news. >>> plan. >>> you get an idea with a flash flood tomorrow and tomorrow night. basically, all of i-95, cecil county through hartford county, and bel air southward, heavy rains northeastern baltimore county, through the city. real heavy showers moving through bowie, annapolis, up 2, and 97. tough times for beach travelers returning. heavy rain for tailgaters in college park right now. wet weather coming through, we'll still have a game, but definitely locking at wet weather now. as we look at the forecast for you, 8:00 tonight, 75, rainy, muggy. a wet one out there. hopefully, that helps to neutralize the miami offense. 74 right now. out at the airport, hovering in the mid-70s the next several hours. humidity extremely high.  you see the change in the weather. the clouds thicken up. you get the downpours, everything soaked there. very high humidity already in place. not just