that is beale and howard and the effort that goes into that. the work under second street at the end up -- of natoma. as i said, ministry repairs were completed this last june. there is a picture of the screen wall that was finished. as far as the bay area labor, we are still at over 80% coming from the bay area on the 52,000 hours that evans brothers has completed. about the same -- 84% on the 31,000 hours completed thus far by the trade contractors working for webcor/obayashi. this is where i want to move into a little description of what is happening over the next two or three years. bse stands for buttress, shoring, and excavation, and that is what the scope of their work is. it really consists of four primary components. the pre-trenching component to clear away the shore wall itself. the buttressed in the eastern zone. and the actual excavation. in the process of doing the excavation, they will install traffic bridges, both to maintain the traffic on the three main streets -- fremont, first, and feel -- as well as a trestle bridge, which

and they have might beal as a results that you can play and touch. so many different crafts. there are a lot of booths here. i don't think weso have seen them all. >> we were over at the motorcycle station and they let us play the drums and the xylophone. >> reporter: if you're feeling a sense of regret for not attending this year, no need. the festival runs through july 4th and next weekend n. washington, paul rafael, fox 5 news. >>> the edge on maryland, the montgomery county fire chief is reminding you that all fireworks are illegal and setting them off or having them can rule in the fine of up to $1,000 -- can result in a fine of up to $1,000 jail time. you can see the fireworks at the county fairgrounds as always. montgomery college in rockville and the albert einstein hose. >> and we're everywhere at 11. one person is dead in a house fire inemwater, maryland tonight. the -- in edgewater, maryland. another woman was found in her 80s and flown to the hospital in critical condition and that took about success for tighters. a husband and wife lived there with the elderly mo

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. >> justin timberlake and jennifer beal have been rekindling their romance. they decided to give love another try. all right. >>> and this one sort of makes charlie sheen's new tv show will be based on the movie "anger management" and charlie will be playing the jack nicholson character. >>> finally, talk about walking into one. although she means that she always feels she's on display, the jokes are already flying over kim kardashian's quote from her upcoming cosmopolitan cover story. she says, "sometimes i feel like a zoo animal." she did. which one do you think she means? >> probably not kirby the bear. she is probably hoping for something like a peacock or -- >> you know, between all the kardashian sisters, i think they make $65 million a year, so, you know, you live your life in a fishbowl. that's what she was talking about. >> she probably feels like she lives in a cage because everybody is always staring at her and taking pictures. >> we'll leave it there. exactly. >>> from beverly hills in california where tinseltown is in a tizzy anticipating the arr

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. >> justin timberlake and jennifer beal have been rekindling their romance. they decided to give love another try. >>> and this one sort of makes charlie sheen's new tv show will be based on the movie "anger management" and charlie will be playing the jack nicholson character. >>> finally, talk about walking into one. although she means that she always feels she's on display, the jokes are already flying over kim kardashian's quote from her upcoming cosmopolitan cover story. she says, "sometimes i feel like a zoo animal." >> what does she mean by that one? >> her quotes are not proper for tv, but i think she means taking pictures and the hysteria. >> when you make as much money as she does, you can't complain. the three sisters make more than $60 million. >> not bad for a caged animal. >>> from beverly hills in california where tinseltown is in a tizzy anticipating the arrival of prince william and catherine. the real question is, is the royal couple ready for hollywood? their trip to the west coast has inspired one unique artistic expression, take a look at

i began my career 42 years ago as a chapel in the united states air force, spending t a beale years in southeast asia. i address you today not as a rabbi. i am a strong believer in the separation of church and state. i want to speak to you as a resident of our great city and as a customer at a restaurant, and i want to tell you that i feel deceived. i was so proud when i first learned that a portion of the bill that i am paying is going to health care for workers. 21 and a half years ago, i was diagnosed with lymphoma. chemotherapy, stem cell, transplant, the works. today, i go every year. medicare gets billed $11,000 every single month. i know the value of health care. and i feel deceived because what i thought was such a good moral, ethical thing is not being carried out the way in everyone i know who is aware of this believes their money is going to. i do not want to speak as a rabbi, but i will tell you that my tradition teaches -- do not put a stumbling block before the blind. we are blindly walking into the restaurant, and i think a police are also blind when they think they are

beale rig back after this. ,,,,,,,,,, because just a little piece... can do a tremendous amount of damage. >>> two weeks ago, the astronauts had to take shelter because a little piece can do a tremendous amount of damage. greg in san francisco wants to know, how much space junk is floating around and how does the international space station avoid it? it's tonight's good question. >> two, one, zero, and lift off. >> we have been sending stuff into space for more than 50 years. guess what? a lot of it never comes back. >> spent booster rockets, satellites, debris from collisions that have already happened. >> man has polluted outer space with millions of pieces of space junk and every now and then one of them bites us back. >> something moving at 10 miles per second when it hit a paint flake, has knocked a hole in a windshield on the shuttle. >> the problem is that much of this debris is moving thousands of miles an hour. even the tiniest of specks can reek havoc, like the international space station where crews have actually had to take cover in the pas

. >>> a woman or wall street taking on the old boys, beal buggish. >> i made an issue out of it. >> making millions in the process. >>> and a nail-biting ride to the place where it is always independence day. all on "stories: reporter." >>> welcome. i'm tom foreman. at congresswoman gabrielle giffords continues her remarkable rov fri being shot in the head, attention is shifted to the man shooting her. the courts say gerald lee loughner is mentally incompetent and cannot be put on trial until successfully treated. it is raising a specter that long troubled americans. the idea that the insanity defense were be easily used to get violent criminals off the books, but is that true? jim acosta picks up the story. >> reporter: you are entering a world few will ever see in person. inside of a mental institution that houses criminally insane patients. this is st. elizabeths hospital in washington, d.c. as captured in a remarkable movie shot last year by the patients themselves. one of them is louis eckerd, he beat and strangled to death a u.s. senator's aide more than four decades ago. >> i came i

nbc bay area supports a new beal.b 490 would give voters a chance to replace this arcane capital punishment with life in prison, no parole. lonnie hancock says we're not tough on crime, we're tough on the taxpayer. while police forces are being cut, the death penalty costs us $150 million a year. help support sb 490. join the debate, nbceditorials.com. >>> tonight on "sports sunday," the stars are out at giants homes games, while cameras capture it all. we go inside the making of the reality show "the franchise" with the show's producers. and chat with the man who termed the coin torture. broadcaster duane kiper. what is his term for this year? we know it was named after the giants, not a player, but a team. meet the 1-year-old at her very first ball game. and check out the brand spanking new football 12. we tackle it all, and bring the boom. it's showtime. >> good evening. i'm laurence scott. we're into the second month of a new format here on "sports sunday" with a focus on conversations and feature stories about ou

it no no no i mean that's not close it looks like the last time you had me on here did the google beale. i'll go back to be one hundred percent proof again we just didn't get it it was definitely you know the case that they tried to be risque i'll just make it work are you guys thanks for joining me tonight so thanks for tuning in make sure you get back on monday i will not be hosting the show next week so i'm going to meet but lauren lister our brilliant r.v. correspondent and frequent happy our guest will be filling in and i know i'll miss you guys q. and a means i'm going to get become a fan of the lower show on facebook and follow us on twitter you missed anything on some nights or any other nights you can catch it all that you tube dot com slash the a lot of show and coming up next is out of first. this is nature and discover its beauty. communicate with the wind and. test yourself and become free. and see what nature can give you the. question is that so much of the taxpayers' money coming from isis yes if it will create this game the murdoch empire as the phone hacking scandal in

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truth of it is, like howard beale in "network." >> i'm as mad as hell and i'm not going to take thismeans netflix suddenly loses next quarter 30% or more of their client base. >> reporter: the truth can be tough to swallow. >> you want answers. >> i want the truth. >> you can't handle the truth. >> people can't handle the truth that it costs money to keep this business alive. if they want movies inside of 30 days, if they want these new releases and not just old movies, then they have to cough up a little bit of money here. >> reporter: the truth is netflix is under serious pressure from wall street. >> i need to feel you, jerry! show me the money! >> show me the money! >> the same way netflix is telling its customers, show w the money. >> reporter: but as apple, amazon and wall-mart offer stronger competition that t won necessarily be the case forever. >> this is the big risk that netflix is taking. they built up all this capital, literally in money and in customer base, and now they can say, you know, like rhett butler in "gone with the wind." >> frankly, my dear, i don't give a da

. >> it happened sunday night at a hotel blocks from beal street. offers responded to a call at the hotel. gunfire began a short time later. police have a suspect in custody. >>> no claims of responsibility for an explosion on the gas pipeline in egypt. it happened earlier this morning. it's the third attack on the pipeline since february. >>> exxon mobile says they have been able to contain a fuel spill in the yellowstone river. 1 thousands gallons leaked there the pipeline on saturday. >>> some americans get very frustrated dealing with immigrants who don't know english very well. it's even more frustrating for the person trying to learn our language. >> one group is trying to end the frustration. we go to the literacy council of north america. >> this is a fire station. >> reporter: this sounds ridiculously simple. >> this is my birthday. >> reporter: for these students it might as well be a foreign language because it is. >> they may be learning the alphabet learning to put together cat or dog. >> reporter: they come from all over the world. the

beal why do bellatrix lestrange think it should be in her vault?rd presented itself in our time of need. >> there is a sword in madam lestrange's vault identical to this one, but it is a fake. it was placed there this past summer. >> and she never suspected it was a fake? >> it's very convincing. only a goblin would recognize that this is the true sword of griffin dor. >>

royal horse guard parade, the very place where the world watched william and kate ride hope, will host bealebeach volleyball a short distance from buckingham palace. literally in the backyard of 10 downing street. the late. from olympic park in london. back to you. >> it all sounds fabulous. >> every time i go, you never want to come with me. can you pack your bag now and we'll go? >> i'm packed and have my passport ready. >>> it is not the flames. it is the danger that might be in the air. we'll take you to that dangerous fire. >>> got a migraine? relief is on the way. coming up, i'll tell but the new stanford headache clinic opening tomorrow. >>> what exactly is in the air? air quality inspectors are waiting for test results to see if the air is toxic after that massive fire in fairfield. a helicopter got a look at what was left of the plastic crates which burned yesterday. thick black smoke spewed from the plastic factory and wafted over the neighborhoods for hours. our reporter has more on the repair work that may have sparked that blaze. >> reporter: firefighters returned to hose down s

mentioned before was he too insacendiary for cable t i think it's all relative, compared to howard bealeroes. what about jim cramer on cnbc? he practically strokes out every other show. is that too incendiary? i think the question is was he too incendiary on the wrong topics? i would argue when anyone brings up nazi, holocaust, you're immediately going to alienate a big percentage of the audience. to use that word as a weapon against somebody because you don't agree with their politics is the ultimate insult to what the holocaust was. and i think that alienates people. >> it seems to me, if i can jump in here, the show got increasingly woincreasing ly weird, there was talk about jews and other issues. he hadding f infans and viewers >> i think he should have changed the show to apocalypse now. i think he's brilliant, very, very good at tapping into a sense of collective rage. and i think that's what people identified with and i think it's very tied to the economy. i think because people are so angry that they don't have jobs for so long and that the economy has not turned around yet, tha

deal, and the reason for that the white house essentially wanted an escape hatch from the boehner beal, il wading through all of that, that means would you have a two-step process. the debt ceiling would have to be raised again in six or seven months, what the white house didn't want, the committee was set up and the committee couldn't find something, which, is, of course, known to happen, it wanted a way to then raise the debt ceiling without needing the joint committee's approval. so there were three things essentially that -- that they've laid out as potential possibilities. one, send a balanced budget amendment to the states which is not going to happen this source says and the white house definitely doesn't want that as well and then what the congressman was just talking about, saying that there is some reporting that there could bes cuts to medicare or social security on the table. social security wouldn't be on the table. medicare would be to some limited extent as would sizable defense cuts. now, that is supposed to be a carrot or perhaps a stick to get the committee to find so

. >> so is twitter becoming a social force, perhaps the new howard beal.epreneurial journalism at the city university of new york. jeff jarvis, why did you come up with this middle finger salute to washington? >> it was the company know noir talking. i watched the news and got mad. i went to twitter and just said it's our money, our economy, f you washington and people starting responding. so i started to joke and people said no, you should make it a hash tag. and now there are 99,000 tweets with that moniker on them. >> that is remarkable. why do you think this took off on at which time tore the point it was getting network news coverage? >> i think there is a lot of anger and disappointment in the government and what's going on right now. some people got mad at me and said you should have been spoefk and said to the gop orr congress or whatever. the fact it was a blank slate allowed people to come in and say why they were upset, f you washington for this or for that, for not letting me marry who i want, making my parents worry about whether they can pay

so hold it there and beal back in a moment. what will happen to casey now? more insight from our top legal experts, including the lead prosecutor in the o.j. simpson case. >>> first, here's a look at the casey anthony defense team celebrating after the verdict, giving each other hugs and high fives outside an orlando bar. pretty unedifying. my name is marjorie reyes. i'm a chief warrant officer. i love the fact that quicken loans provides va loans. quicken loans understood all the details and guided me through every step of the process. i know wherever the military sends me, i can depend on quicken loans. >>> i never, ever criticize a jury. theirs is the task of deciding what to believe. reasonable doubt as to each and every element in a case especially a case like this, which is a mosaic of proof, with no smoking gun and a tiny victim who was reduced by time and elements to skeletal remains, those remains lacking in any chemical evidence that could be brought forward, this was a dry-bones case. very, very difficult to prove. >> a disappointed prosecutor tol

you can see the view of beal street and st. louis, missouri. of the arch but the heat, the temperature that your body is feeling there, 111. all right, let's look at how much of the country this is including from des moines, iowa, stretching down towards shreveport and that's whennium we're approaching the 115, 110 degree range. this will stick out and peak out by tomorrow. look at minneapolis. even minneapolis feeling like 97 right now. the west coast the only place that you're having much of a respite. these are the temperatures we're expecting on your thermometer tomorrow. when you add in the humidity, this is what it is going to feel like. 107 in kansas city and 100 in chicago and check out memphis at 111 degrees. we had that quiz for you before the break, if you saw it, what's the number one weather-related phenomenon that causes deaths? well, guess what. last year, 2010, it was heat. 138 people died in the u.s. last year due to heat-related illnesses. the ten-year average, if you look at the yellow bars. you can see they're just behind hu

so i think that the elements of a beale are here. you know, the problem from my perspective is, this is the easy stuff because it doesn't deal with tax,because it doesn't deal with entitlement. the question is, it doesn't even solve the deficit problem but it's been such a problem just to get the easy-- the question is that the rating agencies, the credit rating agencies and others, can can can they do the harder stuff right down the road? that, i think, is the real difficulty. >> one thing that hasn't been addressed, jim, and republicans stand guilty of this, quite frankly, this is the first time anybody has ever done this with the-- raising the debt ceiling. use it as a nonnegotiable terrorist demand. >> lehrer: nonnegotiable-- >> that's essentially what was done. if you put a peppy-- >> paul krut man of the "new york times" this morning called it extortion. >> if you put a penny of revenue a penny of revenue, if you even suggest a registered nurse in an emergency room and a new york firefighter shouldn't pay taxes twice the rate o

so hold it there and beal back in a moment. what will happen to casey now? more insight from our top legal experts, including the lead prosecutor in the o.j. simpson case. >>> first, here's a look at the casey anthony defense team celebrating after the verdict, giving each other hugs and high fives outside an orlando bar. pretty unedifying. beauty could be flawless too? discover aveeno positively radiant tinted moisturizers with scientifically proven soy complex and natural minerals. give you sheer coverage instantly, then go on to even skin tone in four weeks. aveeno tinted moisturizers. then go on to even skin tone in four weeks. discover customersl are getting five percent cashback bonus at the pump... and at many of the places their summer plans take them. it pays to switch, it pays to discover. i've tried it. but nothing's helped me beat my back pain. then i tried this. it's salonpas. this is the relief i've been looking for. salonpas has 2 powerful pain fighting ingredients that work for up to 12 hours. and my pharmacist told me it's the only otc pain

to get something done or are you among those who say if we get to august 2nd and they don't have a beal it? >> let's remember, republicans have always made it clear they're willing to compromise. the republicans passed a budget, the ryan roadmap, a real budget, and they fleshed it out through committees which reduces -- >> the president won't sign it, and they have to move off that. >> right. >> any revenues -- >> of course, not. the president knows that. he's known it for a year. >> what happens august 2nd if we don't have a deal? >> if the president is so wedded to his left-wing ideology if he won't take something less than the $6 trillion in spending restraint and do $2 trillion or $3 trillion in spending restrai restraint, he'd rather close down the government if he doesn't get his tax increases, if he would like to have a hissy fight, the republicans put $6 trillion of spending restraint on the table and he's put nothing in writing on the table to save spending all he wants to do is talk about tax increases, that's not going to fly. he's not going to close the government over that.

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the whole reason we're going through that deal is more likely a partisan plan that won't beale with either. >> john, thanks for your perspective. we're going to keep a close eye on all of this. clearly, a lot of tension, a lot of frustration at this point. we're going to break down the latest plan for raising the debt limit and cutting the deficit. christine is going to explain what is on the table. chief business correspondent ali velshi is going to explain how the debt crisis could affect the job market, coming up in about ten minutes or so. >>> a visit to an island that is now the focus of a grim search after norway's worst massacre in more than 60 years. >> i've been very concentrated about the work that we are doing and tried to keep my emotions away in elt should. and the more i focus on everything else, the less time i have to take care of me. that's why i like glucerna shakes. they have slowly digestible carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes, which can help lower a1c. glucerna products help me keep everything balanced. [ golf clubs clanking ] [ husband ] i'm good! well, almost

. >> reporter: brandon steiner is one of the foremost authorities on sports people beale ya.at lopez would give the ball away. >> how about making some money? he gave up a lot of money, but still not too late to make some money. >> something great happened. then obviously a great kid here a great guy did something just great. that's what it's about. >> reporter: so on wednesday, steiner teamed up with his old friend, owner of a chain of new york-based sport going stores and modell gave him a world series ring. the two vowed to raise $50,000 for lopez. >> i want to give you something that's so special to me that i know you will cherish it for life. this is the 2009 world series ring. thank you so much. >> he's a great kid, great person. raised the right way. >> you got any other offers out there? >> right now i have a publicist that's handling -- >> wait a second. you got a what? >> i got a publicist. >> you got a publicist? >> yes a public relations person that's helping me out. >> 22 derek jeter. >> jeter! >> everybody about derek jeter is just the best. >> derek jeter is ea

"he pretends to grasp an ax, here's the fun of the acts hitting the head, sees the split skull and beals the sensation of blood on their face. if it was my kid, i would rather him read "playboy." >> thank you. i'm from the institute of justice. i want to challenge something you said about the justice is being more deferential. if we look at the institution through which you are proposing they differ, whether seems to be a strong institutional dynamic to cause them to rationalize the constitutionality of what they already want to do. there's some evidence that they do not seem to take seriously their duty to die with the constitutionality of their legislation to begin with. and if we have a case presenting a credible constitutional right, on what basis would we defer to an institution that has those hallmarks, if you agree with, describe them? >> you have me there. i cannot disagree with how you describe congress and its irresponsibility when it comes to constitutional issues. that creates a case for the court, which takes those things much seriously and worked through the more thoughtful