supervisor kim: bessie is right off a freeway entrance.hey do have an alleyway that we have encouraged parents to use. but i know those intersections can be very hairy. the last point is on supervisor olague's xq many of our kids depend on the muni system to get back and forth from school. particularly in the afternoon, we have seen the data that there are larger public safety issues, and of course, bullying that happens on it muni. it has been an issue i have thought a long time about, but i think we need to work with mta and prioritize that as an issue. i think the highest number of kind of the electronic gadget thaefts happen between 3:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. certain bus lines are worse than others. i think the 22, i have heard, it used to be the 15th, and also the one that goes -- there are a couple targeted bus lines. there used to be a program where adults would rise to some of these bus lines -- would rise to some of these bus lines to monitor and mentor on the buses. on some of the bus lines with highs levels of incidents. it is real

free trade deal we do us by bessie merkel source so in terms of south america need to grisha this is not a good thing right pepe escobar asia times correspondent with his analysis on the ousting of the president thanks for that thank you very much. the public anger continues to rise in eastern saudi arabia with reports of more marches planned in support of two local activists killed at a rally on sunday the demonstration was in response to the by going to arrest of a prominent shia cleric on sedation charge as well called claim that two protesters were shot dead by snipers stationed on rooftops the death brought cans of thousands onto the street and the city cops have for marches that have continued throughout the week friday arabia's eastern province is home to the country see a minority have long accused the sunni ruling regime of discrimination a political analyst dr martin sunday believes radio i feel it's got washington's backing and is under no pressure about its treatment of the shia population. they sold the saudis with the backing of the americans they thought that this land

to loss of coolant acts as if you corrode through the reactor lead which they almost did at davis bessie ohio and february of two thousand and two these were the closest things to break down phase disasters we've had was there something very much like this that just happened was a santa for a it's not a no for a is. a big concern right now because of the degradation of steam generator tubes where this is in there different mechanisms of. degradation as well so the. the center no for a nuclear power station had only operated ten months with these steam generators that are bad designs here it was more wear out but clearly what we're also seeing is bad designs being put into. the older reactors exactly it's remarkable the knighted states what what. are we in the risk come in is this. and maybe it's you know let me ask you you know anybody you know are you willing to play russian roulette regardless of how many cylinders are on the gun i mean if you load them up and use and you spin the cylinder and pull the trigger you know we're basically involved in this game of russian roulette now where

very bessy intersection.light is out so avoid that area and use an alternative route if you can. 83 and it looks good. outside at 695 at harford road, smooth sailing ahead but look at that shot. beautiful shot as we look towards the east. more traffic and weather coming up in a little bit. >>> 20 minutes after 5. today a grep of re-- group of researchers from the university of hawaii will search for amelia ehrhardt's fame. this team is use high tech equipment to search the deep water. and that search plane flew over decades ago. in 1937, ehrhardt was trying to become the first woman to fly around the world and radioed the plane gas was running low and vanished in the south pacific somewhere. >> there is a final chapter here in her life a chapter as cast away as an uninhabited island struggling to survive but a heroic effort, that needs to be known. we need to finish that story. >> the mission will cost more than 2 million dollars and is private hi funed. regardless of the findings, the discovery channel will

. >> the heat is actually a silent killer, as bessie for those who suffer from chronic illnesses. people often get sick several days after the heat wave breaks. nadia ramdass, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. a woman is being held on bail this morning accused of leading police on a wild chase. the woman intentionally hit a woman and her son on franklin street on tuesday night. officers arrived and she struck a police car and reach speeds up to 100 miles per hour. >> four men been indicted with a meth lab they set up. a scarcity of drugs on the streets lead 5 meant to create their own meth lab in elkridge. it happened last month. >> the search is on for a pair of men who robbed a royal farm store. man entered the store and assaulted the clerks and took off with an undisclosed amount of cash. anyone with information should call metro crime stoppers. >> another check on the pulse of the economy with the june jobs report. economists are not expecting a lot. brian mooar explains what that means. >> before the release of today's jobs report, president obama was on message. >> our goal is

. >> city -- health officials tell us the heat is a silent killer, as bessie those who deal with asthma. it is important to stay vigilant before and after this heat wave. nadia ramdass, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. many are still without power after last friday's storms. b.g.e. crews have been working around-the-clock to restore power. most of the outages remain in baltimore county. officials have fielded more than a million calls at their customer contact center at b.g.e. and they are doing all they can to give the homes and businesses up and running as fast as they can. >> we staff over 200 reps. we're here to be here for our customers. >> b.g.e. officials hope to have everybody reconnect it by the end of the weekend. you can find the cooling centers online at our website, wbaltv.com. you can also find the current weather conditions. >> a tragic update this morning. a boy has died after an accident in a pool. crews arrived on the scene wednesday night on old riverside road. the boy was at a party. family members realized he was missing. >> police are investigating three deadly shoot

here's a quick live look at traffic. 295 southbound at 175, building in time as bessie as you get closer to 32. 95 south and not showing any delays as you continue it down towards powder mill road. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> thank you. two former penn state officials will be in court today to answer questions about lying. tim curley and gary shultz are accused of failing to alert police about jerry sandusky. the episcopal church has adopted a service blessing on same-sex relationships. church officials insist the plastic is not a marriage ceremony. they become the largest u.s. denomination to sanction same- sex relationships. we have been following breaking news out of ohio. if free trade has to melt lead to a massive fire. the train was carrying agricultural products when it derailed and some of the cars burst into flames at 2:00 a.m. this morning and that led to an explosion. people living with the day when mile radius of the fire have been evacuated. officials are not sure what is burning but a hazardous materials team is on the scene. >> we should find out just how ba

of medicine is paid for by the government not true not well at home do you know what in there said bessy think about life that's because most of the most expensive patients are the elderly and that medicare is paying for all of it we do just kill off i mean my grandmother deserves a shot up to ninety one years old she worked their whole life what's your solution to the crisis or rations france many other nations found solutions are as you could go to if you know you and i think the real story here is when men were the ones that passed in the senate women were ones that were deciding votes in the supreme court decision that just happened and women are the big winners in the affordable health well and to that point mark in rwanda rwanda is the country that has the largest proportion of women in its in its legislature in the world and they just went to a universal health care system a couple of years ago was passed by the women in the legislature and they added ten years to their life expectancy and they made a progressive system it's eight dollars a year for rich people to join it's nothin

. >>> went this bessie into wings on. really do. >>> she gets emotional when they get hired. >>> i cried. it is not just a job. is that they are very stable inside. >>> this week's jefferson award in the bay area coast to yvonne. >>> the help them get the homeless to work by using the link on cbs s f dot com carried click the connect button and jefferson awards to find our story. insert a shipping of to be another beautiful day. another hot day in the bay area. we look outside now that the live pictures of the golden gate bridge. we check some of the big weather attractions and the marketplace and menlo park. you get a warm sunny day with temperatures at 82 degrees. and california state fair in sacramento it will be bright and sunny and dago triple digits. a look at our temperatures right now currently. in santa rosa be a 54 degrees. weaver pinpoint weather forecast. >>> good saturday morning. western office forecast some clouds along the shoreline and most sunny and mild temperatures as you head out and low pressure is s

we need to keep bessie cool. that was awful. >> good.> well, here's a look at the rest of the nation's weather on this holiday. pop-up showers across the south with oppressive humidity. showers in the northwest this morning. but it will clear by afternoon. >> phoenix is a few degrees cooler than normal with a high of 97. oh, springtime. minneapolis could break a record at 102. and if you are looking for relief, you will find it in anchorage. all the way out there, their high, lovely sounding 59 degrees. >>> a big load of fireworks has blown up at the wrong place and wrong time hurting at least nine people inside a house in pelham, new hampshire. the explosion late tuesday set the house on fire and filled it with smoke. one neighbor said it sounded like a million gunshots. two children who suffered the worst burns were medivaced to a hospital in boston. >> we see stories every year. >>> of course, the holiday means people across the country are hitting the road. triple a says 35 million americans are traveling via car for this 4th of july

. >> nice life, bessie. keep rolling, girl. >> it really is. life. >> have you ever had a waterbed? have you ever? >> yes, i found them incredibly uncomfortable, hard to get out of. >> you like that whole vibe? >> kind of made me seasick. >> that will kill the mood. >>> coming up in "the skinny," what may be secret conversations involving tom cruise's ex, and his future ex. >> that's a lot of exes. >>> and the patriotic uniforms made for team usa but they are not made in america. can you believe that? >> unbelievable! >> you are watching "world news now." ♪ born in the usa ♪ born in the usa ♪ come back home to the refinery ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by bounty basic. basic. [ dog barking ] ♪ [ female announcer ] life is full of little tests, but your basic paper towel can handle them. especially if that towel is bounty basic. the towel that's durable and scrubbable. in this lab demo, bounty basic is stronger than the leading bargain brand. everyday life. bring it with bounty basic. affordably priced. tested by everyd

also, issues like both jane and joe reference the davis bessie corrosion were not implemeing the programat the rest of the dustry wasimpleming sereat wheav e problem. the thing is you've got to do it. you've got to do which are supposed to do. you do that, the plant is a very safe operating plan. i totally agree wi hm iduticd wa toho yave to mak su its economi theory to be safe you may decide it may not pay to go ahead and do that and you may see that at somepoint. right nowhich are doing is suhents eaer to ma 1uc ps he country. there's another 32 under review. so fa everybody who wants a nuclear plants is about to run this for anther 20 years. ont t r dgr than building a e roit pactily lk for problems? is it technically thorough enough? >> it took the nrc tenures to nd the renewalce who lot systems our age degradation programs, looking at things that are being looked at every day as part of the normal stuff. also which you have to keep in mind as you get a 20 year itoeots c at y t wve at they silicate chew every day to make sure your operating safely. they can shut you down whenever the

bureaucrat to monitor somebody's farm and watch bessie the cow graze in the pasture? or a nosey neighbor who wants to make sure someone's shutters are pretty and the flowers don't violate the homeowners association rules? or could it be a legitimate and lawful and legal purpose of drones that doesn't violate the right of privacy? these are the kind of situations americans face as we enter this uncharted and unprecedented world of drone technology. congress has the legal obligation to ensure that the fourth amendment rights of private citizens are protected in this new drone world. you see, mr. speaker, the fourth amendment says this, the right of people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures shall not be violated. no warrant shall issue but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation. and particularly describing the place to be searched and the persons or things to be seized. the fourth amendment limits government intrusion into our lives. the constitution limits eavesdropping, snooping, and spyi

the 104 react oris owih reonctafr 1974 and many of them have had problems such as davis bessie were byronnd illinois. and so, sa prettytobl stnd k there's so many advancements going on in the area of renewables that there's a lot of question marks around new nuclear power. >> marv fertel, troubled induqik i d agwth what some of joe said. clearly safety is some. also to be honest with you the plants are told in the way they've been described. everything in the nuclear plant that's moving,every pump,e reuc peeepg. of them are newer than what you have in your car or airplane. also, issues like both jane and joe reference the davis bessiern prm tes t du wmlnt to asset here that's why they have the problem. the thing is you've got to do it. you've got to do which are supposed to do. you do that, the plant is a very safe operangpa. olyehwa jim said about unlicensed renewal. you've got to make sure it is safe. to be honest you have to make sure its economic theory to be safe you may decide it may not pay to go ahead and do that and may seetasm oi t wharin pltiro tke sure the plants are safe. >>