---finalmente despertaron los bates de los gigantes de san francisco, quienes iniciaron una serie estais carreras en la Écima entrada, "aubrey huff", quien no haÍa tenido un imparable en 20 turnos al bate, peÓ un cuadrangular al jarÍn derecho poniendo a los gigantes por encima, siete a seis.---el lanzador "brian wilson" logro ponchar a "daniel murphy" para asegurar la victoria de san francisco. -- esta noche en oakland, los atÉticos se enfrentaron al equipo que tiene el mejor record de las grandes ligas. ---el partido contra "cleveland" estaba empatado en la novena entrada, pero una serie de imparables de "los indios" les ayudo a anotar tres carreras... cleveland ganó cuatro a uno.-- ahora pasamos con bernardo osuna quien tiene el resto de la accÓn deportiva. ---pasamos con guillermo quiroz con el pronostico. trt :59 ---hacemos una pausa comercial pero antes lo invitamos a sintonizar "univision 14" cuando se levanta por la maÑana.---este jueves en "al despertar"... unos activistas que estan hartos de la violencia manifiestan su descontento.--ademas, un experto nos dira cuales podrian s

we tracked down ron bates with more than 4 ,000 connections.s linked in super user caught up with us via skype in his offices in portland, oregon. >> everybody utilizes a networking platform for different reasons. i'm a retained executive recruiter so the concept of connecting with more people makes sense for me given what i do for a day job. >> reporter: thousands of connection may seem like small change in this time when celebrities have millions of twitter and facebook followers. bates says the quality of connections on linked in can be more valuable. >> on linked in, the connectionsconnections are much more direct. they're typically there for a reason in terms of the benefit that people get from a networking relationship. linked in is a networking platform where facebook is less so a networking platform and more so a social media platform. >> it's the world's largest professional network. helping people find and share opportunities every day. >> reporter: users like bates may gush over linked in but in the investment world there's concern a

i wondered if her death would release me or if i was doomed to norman bates territory. he will be here in five minutes. half an hour later, after i squeezed. we were awkward as wall flowers. the lamp was already blazing with intensity. my growing hard on >> he seemed amenable. he got cold feet? may be he lost interest. ben shrugged. who knows. i would be with us in the second. i am serious. don't you feel abandoned. it's a three way honey, i don't think two people can feel abandoned. he might be late. i looked at the clock again. 25 minutes. only hustlers can get away with that. he's not a hustler? ben turned and looked at me. you think i bought us a hustler? how pathettic tic do you think we are? >> i sort of felt like he targeted us. i didn't get that sense. may be i'm wrong. ben smiled. you are disappointed. no , i said, no just annoyed. he pulled down the waist band. i don't need a mercy suck. he looked up. mercy suck. whatever. undeterred ben got down to business. mercy i said, there was when mr. johnson knocked on the door. you may have figured it out by now. to u

fue en la decima entrada que aubrey huff luego de irse de cero en 20 turnos al bate..a blanca sacandola del parque.... 7-6 ganaron los gigantes y brian wilson sumo su noveno rescate.. ---... en los playoffs de la nba... el heat de miami esta derritiendo a los celtics de boston... de los tres grandes de miami... lebron james fue quien se robo la noche en el american airlines arena.. al anotar 35 puntos y obtener siete rebotes... dwayne wade tuvo 28 y chris bosh 17... el heat gano por 102 a 91 y la serie esta dos a cero a favor de miami.. el barcelona logro su boleto a la gran final de la champions league... jugando el partido de vuelta en el camp nou y con una comoda ventaja de dos a cero sobre el real madrid... en el minuto 54 pedro anotaria el uno a cero... el empate angel di maria se quita al defensa y manda disparo que se estrella en el poste y le regesa el balon ... se lo pasa a marcelo quien fusila a valdes... 1-1 termino el partido y barcelona avanzo con global de 3 a uno... la liguilla del futbol mexicano arrancara maÑana aqui por telemundo.... las chivas rayada

--al ver que el propietario portaba un bate de beisbol para defenderse, el supuesto ladron huyo a unarcado por los uniformados, se entrego sin oponer resistencia. ---un hombre de 49 aÑos identificado como ruben gonzalez partida, murio anoche despues de ser baleado en "union city".---los agentes del orden acudieron a la cuadra 600 de "whipple road", donde encontraron a la victima con heridas de bala.---el herido fue trasladado a un hospital, donde fallecio minutos despues.---hasta el momento la policia carece de pistas sobre el motivo del crimen, y desconoce la identidad de los sospechosos. --la radiografia que veÁ en pantalla es de uno de los dos traileres que ayer fueron interceptados en mexico, repletos de inmigrantes.--fue gracias a estas placas, tomadas por un sofisticado equipo de "rayos x", que queÓ al descubierto el traslado de los 513 indocumentados de centro y sudamerica, asia y el caribe que, como dejan ver sus siluetas, viajaban en condiciones infrahumanas.--por lo pronto, hoy por la tarde fueron repatriados los primeros 411, todos guatemaltecos.--los deÁs eran salvadoreños

nunca me imaginé estar en este lugar, estar en la bate ti eatin de juan pablo ii y bueno con el corazón enfermedad porque la tenía, y yo me he unido y he pedido que me ayude tal como él sufrió que sufrió tanto y siempre rezando y nunca ocultando lo que él sufría, y con esa ayuda pues pasé una, en fin una quimio pues gracias a dios bien >>>rogelio: rezándole a juan pablo ii? >>> diariamente pidiendole que llevara esta cruz no tanto pero fuerte >>> con mucha alegría porque se lo merece, ha sido un gran papa y todo el mundo le queríamos mucho y ha sido muy grande. >>> bueno yo creo que ha sido una cosa muy grande, y pienso que él se lo merece porque, por ser un papa peregrino siempre viajando. por esa razón nosotros vinimos para acamompañarlo. >>>rogelio: no es fácil como periodista hacer la cobertura de un evento así, porque uno tiene que separar la profesión de la persona, en este caso el balance que hacemos es simple periodístico para la iglesia católica esto tiene un gran significado pero quedan algunas deudas la iglesia tiene que cuidar mucho el tema referente a los abusos sexuales co

contra la novena de texas, mientras que los gigantes nuevamente esperaron hasta suÚltimo turno al batepresionar el boÓn de alarma para los tiburones de san joÉ.-- los sharks iban ganando tres juegos a cero en su serie contra detroit, pero obtener la cuarta victoria ha sido muy diÍcil.-- esta noche los tiburones perdieron nuevamente contra los "red wings" y ahora iran a un Éptimo partido para decidir quÉn avanza a la final de la conferencia del oeste.-- bernardo osuna tiene Ás accÓn deportiva. ---pasamos con guillermo quiroz con el pronostico. trt :57 --mas adelante en noticias univision 14....--si usted cree que esta a salvo de las fallas geologicas que provocan sismos del otro lado del mundo... no este tan seguro. hablaremos de un revelador hallazgo. hicieron un importante descubrimiento que podria ayudar a entender el efecto de los poderosos terremotos que ocurren en puntos distantes del planeta.--de acuerdo a sisÓlogos del centro geoÓgico ubicado en menlo park, los potentes sismos del 2004 en sumatra y el de chile de febrero del aÑo pasado tuvieron efectos en la falla de san andres,

kathy bates is playing one. jimmy smits is planning one. they focus group test television shows, like they do with new car models. the companies that do that work are the same month that two mock jury trials. so your audience is also a jury pool. a defense lawyer are all the ones that you would imagine if you were describing gregory peck. someone with high integrity, someone who will do anything it takes to win. they do not have an expectation of what they need to look like. but those qualities seem to be universal. those have not changed. those are the same qualities they were looking for when perry mason was popular. old, traditional values. it seems to me if afl-cio can buy ad time on dodger games, i do not understand why public defenders cannot do the same thing. the last point i want to make, i served on the california judicial bench council on media. you may or may not know that newspapers are cutting back their coverage of court to all the time. the tradition of the journalistic way of getting your story out does not exist anymore. t

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. >> skype will become a new business division within microsoft with skype ceo tony bates taking the title of president of the microsoft skype division. skype service will remain available on nonmicrosoft platforms like the iphone and macs. >>> one of the country's most powerful couple is separating but some say there may have been signs of trouble between schwarzenegger and shriver for months. there's a video shriver posted online about life transitions just last month in which she's not wearing a wedding ring. she's also never made it secret of her irritation about learning of her husband running for office by watching "the tonight show" with jay leno. she moved into a nearby hotel. >>> up next, just how private is your smart phone? a senate committee puts execs on the hot seat in search of answer. >> it's an area that can be a real pain when it comes to aging. the new procedure women say worked on their necks. >> and even the pros it seems were at risk, a surprising new study about football helmets and concussio concussions. what parents should know before buying. >>> and good aft

over and it's only into have one big goal but it's not led by bates and palermo three won in a row somewhere it's all with a brace for when i was scoring in the twenty six and then in the seventy sixth minute with two minutes to go but animal pulled one back but that was a mere consolation and seem to add to that in a jury time three wandering along side lifting this true. in the meantime champions league winners barcelona received a hero's welcome at the no we became saloon in capital thousands of fans gathered at the stadium to think that scene for winning the most prestigious club show people the fourth time. as man claiming the title with a three one victory over much the united at wembley on saturday barcelona are also legal winners for the third consecutive time. in news feed fall has suspended executive committee members who had been home and jet who will know with china's jiang as usual and said the replays. as president of the asian football confederation. and both before seeing executives are barred from all people business spending a full inquiry into allegations that caribbean fo

ucsf, california pacific, marin general and alta bates. >> twice as high as they should have been for the average. >> reporter: all four bay area hospitals told us they made changes to keep radiation doses as low as possible. >> we need very clear standards for what are acceptable levels of radiation exposure. >> reporter: as for accidents like the cases at the hospital says manufacturers have a fix. an alert system called a dose check. >> some manufacturers have already begun shipping new equipment with the new feature. and before the end of this year all manufacturers will have done so. >> reporter: but the fix comes too late for another round of radiation overdoses that came to light this spring in west virginia at a hospital leaving at least 20 more patients to worry about what their future holds. >> i live with this anxiety every day. i go to sleep with it and wake up with it. >> am i going to survive it? am i going to die from cancer? how long will this take? >> reporter: a law passed last year will require hospitals and imaging facilities to report ct radiation doses to patient

afghanistan those who supported sacro splinter view were an absolute minority of the session but at the batesa broadcast live across the country allowing the public to decide as a result sacristan to to receive letters once again just like in the old days this time however alexis had a much different tone to those that previously filled his mailbox during his gawky exile. dear dr sucker oh please accept my deepest apologies for the so called publish millionaires and i can't keep silent anymore after watching the session of the congress of people's deputies on t.v. did i realize how desperately need just. on december fourteenth one thousand nine hundred eighty nine during the session of the congress sattar of gave an interview to kazakh television the questions concerned the future listening for last since test site in kazakstan it was a place when you clear weapons had been designated for decades sachar of demanded that the site be closed because the people who lived in this vicinity were paying too high a price for those nuclear tests. yeah right that mankind will terminate a critical period

next to saudi bates cross tour quote on this edition host a piece of l. and his guests discuss the turmoil in her world means iran. ok. keep. following it welcome to crossfire gang peter lavelle as the arab spring continues to sweep the arab middle east where does this leave iran with a new and democratic regimes in the region now deceased themselves from washington and how is the arab spring changing the islamic republic. ok. crosstalk the fate of iran in the storm of the arab revolutions i'm joined by mohammad marandi in toronto he's a professor at the university of toronto in london we go to jonathan paris he's a security specialist in senior fellow with the atlantic council and author of the recent report prospects for iran and in irvine we crossed a serai soap or ehrlich she's an independent research writer and political commentator all right crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want but first let's look at iran and its neighborhood. though faced with tougher sanctions this year iran appears no less emboldened in the face

pakistan this week on friday two powerful explosions killed at least eighty people on a paramilitary bates' taliban officials the bombing wish to avenge the deaths of the leader osama bin ladin. sixty five people were injured in cairo get an angry mob attacked a demonstration against recent muslim and christian clashes and egypt police and army troops fired in the air to disperse the crowd after rocks were thrown and vehicles torched the religious and the rest has already seen fifteen people killed and hundreds injured two christian churches were also burned down during the violence. chechnya isn't exactly famous for its sporting achievements but now the southern russian republic is looking to change that and the international group of football superstars came to the capital grozny this week for the opening of a grand new stadium living legend diego maradona was among the guests and the captain of the all stars in a friendly match against the whole side had a. good year of the in for guys team caucuses and seemingly hopeless after a while even the mastery of don't only wish to go and. so y

absolutely and thank you for that we'll all be waiting with bated breath to see what happens with this deal by the end of today. thank you very let's take a look at the markets now crude oil futures continue to news from today as the rest of the head of the international monetary fund headed on certainty to the resolution of europe's softens it was like traders trading around ninety eight dollars a barrel while brain is a bit low hundred thirteen dollars a pound the south in asia japanese stocks are trading in the range with weaknesses and some commodity prices and the green aging higher however shares of saudi have seen a one percent gain after the company announced that it began restoration of its play station network and hong kong shares also down following a sell off in the commodity sector as a strong u.s. dollar made investors very risky investments in russia the our chances just and is already down more than one percent in my second stop the week's trading in just a few minutes was just a notch not up at the close of friday's session with investors showing mixed feelings about u

so i head cross dr bates whether the west is today to find less by wealth and opportunity than by war and oppression. thorny issue coming up on cross talk after this hour's business update with koreans stay with us. oh welcome to because he and the staff will keep negotiating their chest wall even though their deadline expires in just a few hours both companies reportedly made a new offer to buy out he's russian partner in tank a d.p. but in fact news agency called sources close to the talks saying they are has rejected the offer i t's niche he made the tin cup has market. full is no information available right now from the parties involved but in effect news agency it's going to a source close to the negotiations has saying that b.p. and rostam also to buy out the russian partners in t and k d p that's al back has been over group they offered cash and shares in b.b. as a premium to the market price but according to the source they all refused this also and didn't suggest that imposing certain conditions which would quote be impossible for b.p. n roll snapped to accept so it seems rig

. ♪ (gritos) >> estamos a punto de sentir la furia del bate, la policÍa arrestÓ a un malandro pero todos han hecho ningÚn control. ♪ >> segÚn la policÍa el peor problema que ahÍ es la impunidad, el 90% de los crÍmenes violentos nunca son investigados, o no hallan al culpable, si envÍan alguien a la cÁrcel parece ser peor. >> se convierten en hombres muy violentos, que para sobrevivir tienen que sacar todo lo oscuro. >> como en venezuela no existe la pena de muerte y la condenada mÁxima es de 30 aÑos la mayorÍa salen una fracciÓn de tiempo. >> el precio aquÍ paga por todo, por salir el sol, por sobrevivir, hay armas largas, cortas. >> se calcula que hay unas 90.000 armas de fuego dentro de las cÁrceles de venezuela y un diputado de la asamblea general dijo que podrÍa haber hasta 15 millones en la calle. >> es un nÚmero escandaloso, cerca de la mitad de la poblaciÓn tiene armas de fuego. >> ahora que se han creado las milicias en venezuela... un ejÉrcito leal, no al gobierno sino el presidente chÁvez con incluso más efectivos que las propias fuerzas armadas de venezuela no se sabe ni cuÁnt

a whole and then suddenly now they're all on board seven lee harry reid doesn't even want any did bates' over this however kind of democracy is that when you just say hey start the debate it's too much and the at that's what happens when you allow people who have strongly held beliefs of a allow themselves to be folded within the democratic party they agree i think mistake tactically the anti-war left and the civil libertarian the left was to allow themselves to be co-opted howard dean literally co-opted as the chairman of the democratic party and since then they all got funneled through vote for obama in the part about election and now where they go they're not the ones out on the streets mentioning about it's only by the way the war in libya right now is technically and literally illegal there's no there there anymore so it's only a small core of people who are going green walls of the world who actually do care about civil liberties to a degree that doesn't really depend on partisan politics and it's depressing and a lot of it cost you the well you can live fairly in there. you actua

. >> luego compartiÓ algunos trucos, le dio un autÓgrafo y le regalÓ un bate. >> ¿quÉ te parece la experienciaobre lo que pasÓ entre el ex gobernador de california y su esposa. al mismo tiempo la ex novia rompe el silencio. nos van a contar lo que pasa. >> buenas tardes, el ex novio dudo que el padre del hijo de la empleada domÉstica sea del famoso actor, hasta que ella se lo confirmÓ. >> asegura que su noviazgo no durÓ mucho tiempo, sólo entre 6:07 meses en 1993. asegura que se mantuvo en contacto con la empleada domÉstica de el politico. >> escuchÉ los rumores de que ha tenido un hijo, yo me la encontrÉ y me dijo ciertas cosas. >> hace cinco aÑos le contÓ su gran secreto. >> me presento a su hijo, yo lo mire y me causÓ risa porque me dijo que era el hijo de ella y arnold. >> el asegurÓ que en el momento que le revelÓ la información nunca dudo de su palabra. >> el niÑo tiene la cara de arnold. >> nos mostrÓ las fotografÍas en donde ese encuentro con el polÍtico. >> entretanto, publicaron que fueron los amigos de la actriz que les divulgaron la informaciÓn del romance a los medios, mientras ta

bated you look at two the results of policy derivatives of what they may have learned the results are far from subprime? what is your comment? [laughter] >> as a professional educator i do not want to move at denigrate of the university education i taught for a decade and i think some of my students are here. [laughter] did you learn anything? okay. however let me make the comment i do think the direction a lot of the social sciences have moved is not helpful because it has been taken over by economics so actually one of my agenda is is to remind people that they cannot understand the way the contemporary world is unless they know more history and cannot gain theoretical models and what of the reasons a lot of contemporary political scientist has not been terribly useful to policy makers is because it has moved into the abstract realm where people don't know about real places and cannot tell you what you do when you are confronting these tribes because nobody try to spend time in the villages to figure out what is going on. of course, my students spend time in the villages and they ar

state representative to resign after she talked about blacks and women in a negative way during a key batermative action. sally kern broke down and carbon monoxide as she apologized for saying there were more blacks in prison because they didn't want to work hard in school. state lawmakers in oklahoma voted to recommend rim and her and she even voted for her own rep i'm and. she said women don't work as hard as men because they tend to think a little more about their families. the oklahoma naacp says she should resign. >>> donald trump has found himself in another war of words, this time with david letterman t all stems from the late night host's on-air suggestion that trump is a racist because of his persistent questioning of president obama's birthplace. frump fired back play letter saying there is no one that is less of a racist than him. trump even canceled his upcoming appearance on the show planned for may 18th and letterman says trump better be prepared to apologize if he plans to come on his show again. >>> many newspaper headlines blared the world dead in bold letters when talking

mayor tom bates, good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: i want to talk about education. half of the schools suffer from extreme achievement gaps. half are labeled in the program improvement. what are you doing to improve it? >> we started working closely with the school board. what happened, we found out the kids were having trouble achieving we are having health problems. we started working closely together bringing in various tutors and mentors. the main thing was to bring kids to school ready to learn. second of all, we wanted to work with the school district to make sure in third grade you can read. if you can't read by third grade, you have a big problem ahead of you in life. we started tracking attendance. if they are not attending, we are reaching out and bringing them in. this teen center, right across the street from berkeley high, they serve over 650 kids that have come here. >> reporter: try to get them ready for life. looking over towntown, revit lieization is part of your program. how do you do that when you have silicon valley down the street? >> we have tw

. >> waiting with bated breath. looking at folks slowing opposite the main commute. the travel time is 16 minutes. very light at 6:30. eastbound shows speeds in the 50s as you leave livermore. it's the start of folks getting away toward tahoe where highway 50 reopened. very light slowing for antioch. a little slowing off hill crest toward g street. it's mild for that portion of your commute. a live look shows the toll plaza with no back up. off the lower deck, we have an accident that just happened. i'm going to leave that for you to handle with marla. it's more complicated this weekend. >> we are going to check in with her right now. if you are headed in and out of san francisco this weekend, there are changes you need to know about. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. if you want to look on the bright side of things, it's nothing compared to what drivers faced a couple years ago. you probably remember when the full bay bridge closure happened in 2009. this weekend, the westbound drivers over here, they are stuck in a little stop and go as they make thei

owen wilson is in it and rachel mcadams and cathy bates. >> he gets ideas. >> why are you so dressed >> i was doing a little writing? >> you dress up and smell better to write. >> i get the positive ions going. >> what happened? >> the detective agency said the detective is missing. >> you tell me. >> i wish this movie was my boyfriend. i love, love, loved this movie. owen wilson and rachel mcadams are engaged. one night, he's stumbling around paris drunk, and at the strike of midnight, a 1920s car goes by and the people inside beckon for him to get inside. and when he does it in hollywood, its are rr not so great, but for owen wilson, he steps into a time machine and get to meet artists from the '20s like f scott fitzgerald and pablo picasso. and woody allen has only made about two interesting films in the last 15 years and this is phenomenal. woody allen at his best, and owen wilson at his best. >> nice to see him back, right? >> it is. he's in top form, and marion cotillard, is a vision as always. this movie is truly fantastic. >> already, what's your grade? >> great is an "a" for

: 31-year-old giovanni ramirez is one of three people police are looking for in connection to the batinger man involved and a third woman involved in driving the get away car. the tip from his arrest came from his patrol agent. police say several witnesses at the scene of the beating also picked ramirez out of a photo lineup. ramirez is being held on $1 million bail. he has been convicted on three prior offenses. now stow's family says they are incredibly relieved that the suspect is now behind bars. the family was expressing gratitude for the arrest. saying we would like to thank lapd for all of their help. stow's family is expected to be here at san francisco general hospital to talk about those reactions to the arrest yesterday. live in san francisco allie rasmus ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we have continuing coverage of the bryan stow case right here on ktvu channel 2 and on our website you will find updates on his news condition. just go to ktvu.com click on the bryan stow tab. >>> three lanes of southbound 880 are back open that is after a man was hit on the freeway overnight. witness

winning the bates does not implicitly mean you are winning the future. the president says he wants an america to live within its means. says we need to reduce the deficit and wasteful washington spending. we agree. we all agree. in this debate in washington co-president has said a lot of things but here's the problem. the results don't match the rhetoric. the president says, and he says and he says. but this is what we have seen. every day washington borrows roughly $4.5 billion just to pay its bills. $0.43 on every dollar spent in america is borrow. when my children are my age we will spend $0.46 on every dollar made in america to run the federal government. in the past two years non-defense discretionary spending has increased almost 25%. how many families in america had their own personal budgets increased 25%? total federal spending as a percentage to gdp will rise from 25% of where it is today to 40%, 30 years from now in 2040. if we do nothing, we just stay on the current trajectory and give speeches and ignore reality, in 2040 our national debt wi

it has tinges of maybe the bates motel. i wanted to create something that would really, like you said, address the dark side and the humorous side simultaneously. >> reporter: mcmillan fits into a new school of artists, says phil linhares, the chief curator of museum. >> nowadays artists are creating installations, things that are experiential, things that people can walk through and experience, and mcmillen is one of the people who's really pushing that particular idea. >> reporter: this is one of mcmillen's most recent works: lighthouse. there is nothing pretentious about what he does. but that's not to say it is simple or unsophisticated. while lighthouse has a slightly sinister, mysterious look, mcmillen wants it to be familiar enough to draw in viewers, who can search for clues even in the sounds to give it meaning and context. a child of hollywood, mcmillen is steeped in the movies, and they permeate much of his work. >> when i got out of art school, i found employment working building sets and doing miniatures for fi

this this is the guy who with a cadre cadre of others formed al qaeda c qaeda called the bates and launch launched this international jihad jihad againsted u.s. and wester western interests. and and to take the head off the snake snake as people have said in the pa the past s a big, big momen moment. and i and i think for a while at least least the obama adminis administration will ride high on high on this. >> mitc >> mitchell: bob and lara lara logan in our washington bureau bureau. we wil we will be back in a moment. you you are watching cbs news special special report, we are expect expecting to hear from presid president obama in a few moment moments. cbs cbs news confirmed osama bin laden h laden has been killed. his his body is in u.s. hands. mr. ob mr. obama was scheduled to speak speak to the american people abou about 50 minutes ago, 10:30 easte eastern time. it it has obviously been slid back. back. we're we're waiting to hear from the pr the president. hope to do that at any moment moment. we wan we want to go back to the white h white house now and our chief chief white house

there are a lot of de bates tonight. the bush crowd who supported waterboarding, says they have been proven right. facts work. well, we will seem the fact its of the case got other way. according to the "new york times" according to others according to our own mike issa cough, water board doing not do t -- it. you are watching "hardball," only on msnbc. witnessed snowfall on the first day of spring. some ♪ but the most beautiful thing i've ever seen was the image on a screen that helped our doctor see my wife's cancer was treatable. [ male announcer ] ge technologies help doctors detect cancer early so they can save more lives. bringing better health to more people. ♪ >>> president obama invited former president george w. bush to join him tomorrow at ground zero in new york. president bush declined. the current president will lay a wreath at the ground zero memorial and pay tribute to the nearly 3,000 people who lost their lives in the 9/11 attacks. he will also meet with family members of the people who were killed and

and now they turned the metering lights on so now we have a big backup behind the pay bates extending overcrossing so, you know, just your usual stuff through here, now incidents, all lanes re-opened. all the approaches to the bay bridge so far, so good 20 minutes not too bad down the freeway from the carquinez bridge to the maze. and here's live look at the nimitz. 880 through oakland no issues through here. hayward all the way towards downtown. looks great, about 15 minutes in either direction. and the golden gate bridge, looks great here, as well. the marin county ride no delay right now from into the all the way down into san francisco. and we'll show you one more camera, the antioch bridge looks great but if you are coming down westbound highway 4 it starts to get slow once you reach a street. remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. that's your traffic and weather. back to you guys >> thank you. >>> 6:47. you might notice a new look if you use yahoo's email service. and also get ready, higher prices for a cup of coffee -- that's terrible news! >>> that's terri