the big aristotle, shaq-fu, the big shamrock, the big cactus, the diesel and finally, the one and only original never to be duplicated or replicated, superman. so, from now on, you guys can call me the big aarp -- the association for the advancement of retired persons. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have a fun show for you tonight. if you've seen our "game night" specials in the past, you know the name ricardo. ricardo is a hard working busboy at a local restaurant with a gift for the game of pop-a-shot. last year, we put him up against carmelo anthony, he beat lebron james. last week, we beat nba rookie of the year blake griffin blindfolded. and tonight, ricardo will be blindfolded again as he faces off against glen "big baby" davis of the boston celtics. [ cheers and applause ] a player known for his mirth and girth, so that will be something. and if that isn't enough as far as small foreign men pestering nba players goes, our parking lot security guard, guillermo is freshly back -- there he is -- from watching the heat and the mavericks practice. and tonight, he files this har

for big rigs, typically they don't let them use westbound 580 but they are allowing big rigs to travel on 580 this morning so you can use that as an alternate. 580 and 880 are good choices. so avoid 880 by using 580 instead. we have a camera south of there. it's still early. traffic still very light but again, since this may be closed at least until 7:00. you are going to see some major delays so avoid 880. stick with 580 instead. bart always a great choice. you can use bart to get to work this morning. that's your best bet. there is a wreck in the south bay. i'll have that coming up. first lawrence has the forecast. >> we have scattered showers out there this morning. out the door, again, we need to prepare for some rain. mostly widely scattered showers showing up in parts of the east bay and north bay. look at this off the coast. more rain on the way. it will be picking up throughout the morning hours. the possibility of some isolated thunderstorms and maybe even a little hail. we'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes. that's the latest from here, guys. back to you. >> than

we've got a big announcement to make first. congratulations to our very own meteorologist rob mayeda who is usually here on the weekends. here he is. no, this isn't today's weather forecast. this is rob on tape. he's the winner of this year's best weather anchor emmy award. rob mayeda. loopg with nick o'kelly, we've got nick now. here's nick. there you are. >> not only that. i just wanted to mention. not only is he an excellent, excellent meteorologist, rob is a heck of a good guy. >> he is a really nice guy. >> he is a genuinely nice guy. let's get to it and talk about your weather. we are looking for big changes. the golden gate bridge, there's been a bit of mist. a little drizzle out there. upper level low pressure system. not a big deal. a couple of showers in the northern sierra. that's moving off across nevada right now. what's in store for us here over the next couple of days is a big ridge of high pressure. what that means for us is some warming for the midday hours in the inland areas tomorrow. then after that, into mo

traffic issues are always a big concern for us in the district. aside from that, we also know that there really does need to be more improvements in the muni system. we are served primarily by a few rail lines and bus lines, and much like other districts who have been impacted by different service changes across the years, we have seen, for example, early turn back in our district, and we are working to resolve that issue. for many people, being let out at sunset boulevard is simply not acceptable when you have many more blocks to go before the end of the line. there is definitely big rooms for improvement with transportation in our district. >> what about crime in your district? how do you think the police department is doing, and how do you think the city is doing in general with respect to crime? supervisor chu: i know we have been acting chief at this moment and the police commission is working to try to find an individual who can step in and lead the department. we know there are many things going in the right direction with the police depart

rose: too big to fail. those e two bigssues. >> rose: tt means certain institutions that have become so big we can't afford to let them fail because they'll take economy down with them. so we could have during the econic reform and financial reform set some kind of limit how swig in. >> yes. >> rose: or broken up those. >> even better. so in the early '90s you had fannie mae and freddie mac. they were the only too big to fail institutions. now we have a whole host of them. everyone understands that j.p. morgan will not be aloud to fail goldman sachs will not be allowed to fail because citibank was not aallowed to fail. everybody understands that these implied governnt guarantees are explicit. >> rose: and you think that the leadership of goldman sachs and bank of america or citigroup and j.p. morgan, none of them which are necessary in danr and certainly not the latter that they are somehow... think about the fact that we're too big to fail and therefore we'll take risk? that's a stretch for me. they say "w

new where of the big oil front groups in american petroleum institute which is made up of all a big wigs of the oil industry like exxon mobil b.p. chevron they're up to something in iowa where a handful of republican candidates for president are campaigning right now as investigative reporter leaf fog in progress has uncovered a merican petroleum institute has created an astroturf group to get average people to support be boiled without realizing the group known as the iowa energy forum has been hitting up republican presidential candidates at events across iowa to raise support for a variety of big oil concerns from new pipelines to keeping intact taxpayer subsidies for the group may at first look like it's made up of average concerned citizens it's not it's merely a p.r. gimmick paid for by the american petroleum institute for more on what's going on behind the scenes here and run by leaf on reporter and blogger for think progress we welcome back in the show to tom nice to see of thank you another day another front group is this just becoming business as usual on the right. you know i

big baby is the loser.our winner, back to you, marv. >> well, there you have it, america. another impressive victory by ricardo. for "jimmy kimmel live" game night, i'm marv albert. and i'm going home. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. i want to thank katie couric, big baby davis. ricardo. join us tonight after "nightline," with paris hilton, ashley "the bachelorette," sara bareilles, and i go head to head with the new 13-year-old national spelling bee champion. thank you for watching. we'll be back in primetime again thursday night. stay tuned for gfo

big things that big oil does that screw people up most children's movies teach you that you're going to be rescued on a white horse and ride off into the sunset no matter who you are where you come from i would rather our children be learning the driving s.u.v.s is bad and that big oil is bad so hey a little less than having big oil is the enemy kids should carry your need a gas guzzler i don't think that nuance like i should not be driving that should be through downtown washington but i would like it if my local fire department had a couple you know like nuances ok it's perfectly acceptable and you know we need cars we need them like they're great they help us get around that's why you make entire lives about them for the kids. ok let's see a lot of next my business is really really get if one of those videos. you really should watch the whole thing if you get a chance on you tube but we're just going to play a little snippet of a pilot who his mike was open. and everybody heard what maybe what i meant about publicly. producing if you wish you free you see to. the day the weather's

this is big. it's really big. >> she's on her way to times square. >> she sent a tweet. at l.a.x.>> you don't need the pop star sunglasses yet. >> she's working the whole situation. but it's really good and the question now is can it go viral and that really is up to you guys. we'll have the big premiere on the show and have it on youtube so check it out. tell your friends and see if we can get the next "friday." >> behind-the-scenes video of lexi making it on our website, abcnews.com/gma. >>> when we come back beating the summer brain drain. >>> thanks to the coastguard this morning rescued three people. rescue crew took the fishermen took sausalito after plucking them from a life raft. the crab pots on the boat shifted causing the boat to take on water. the bolt is still in the water. >>> let's see how traffic is on the roadways with danielle. >> there is a live look at the toll plaza, metering lights are on and traffic backed up well into the foot of the maze. you are looking at a slow ride as you make your way on the upper deck. "h" train number 5 running slight delays, caltra

and very few candidates don't talk to the networks or the big newspapers.can you win the white house like that? plus, from these top reporters. chris: welcome back. polls show only one-third of republicans trust what some right of center politicians call the mainstream media. there was a lot of distrust inside the mccain/palin campaign, so much so that mccain did few print interviews. of course, palin avoided interviews, especially after the katie couric jousting. after the fall, they were frankly told to avoid interviews, especially close to the election. where did we get this phrase, derogatory phrase now, mainstream immediatia. who cooked it up? >> it's not just from the right but from the left. two things simultaneously, the right of the blog os fear and opinionating and reporting that takes place who are part of that movement, look at the paragons -- chris: generational thing, too. >> it's a little bit generational but you also have what they have in their quiver is this notion that at the same time as blogging rose and became important, you had a huge

let's start with a big jump in microsoft. shares rallied 3.7%. big rally for a big stock. volume was heavier than usual. nice rally here. tomorrow, the software giant has scheduled an event to make an announcement regarding cloud computing. that's the practice of using internet-based applications, software and services. microsoft is expected to introduce a cloud-based version of its office suite of business software. there are rumors the company may also launch a tablet version of its windows operating system. that really helped boost shares. other companies working in the cloud computing space helped the tech sector put in the strongest showing today. software firm citrix systems, tech storage and networking companies e.m.c. and f5 each were up by at least 3%. big banking stocks also rallied. bank of america was the second best dow industrial stock today, up more than 3% on strong volume. take a look at the move here. b. of a. stock has been bouncing around 52-week lows lately. around $10 or so. the bank stock buying came after international regulators agreed to new banki

my big story, a full closure of northbound 880. the rest of the maze ivery clear but right here coming up towards 990. actually at 7th there's a full closure so traffic is diverted to 980 headed towards the 580 interchange. you'll take that back to the bay bridge toll plaza. that's a minor reroute but is expected to last for hours so this will cause some problems coming through oakland and send big rigs over to 580. christie, you say it's a hit and run and a fuel spill. so what do you have this morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. well, right now -- well, you can see it going on here, caltrans has at least a half dozen trucks out here trying to clean up this diesel fuel spill and also glass that's all over northbound interstate 880, trying to get this opened up after a hit and run accident that happened around midnight, closed all lanes near 7th street. if you know the area, this is right near the west oakland bart station. the chp is saying that a driver hit one car and plowed into a big rig. the driver of the big rig lost c

for this is such a big deal. the last chance to seek a nancy garrido or phillip garrido in person. this entire part of a lot has been reserved for the media. >> let's turn our attention to whether, some really wacky stuff happened yesterday. a tornado in northern california down by union city. you can see the final define itself, this is posted on you too. that is how we first got our hands on it. the weather service will send out a team today to determine the strength of that 20 a. there is no damage reported. three other tornadoes touched down in the same area last week. in that series of tornadoes, hundreds of acres, up, and orchards were >> partly cloudy today, tomorrow we will have more rain, showers continuing to saturday and sunday. it looks like a chance of showers will continue into monday. right now towers are warming into the fifties. fifties into the north bay. '40's through the livermore valley. by the afternoons the highs should be in the '60s. upper 60s to the delta. and morgan hill could reach 70.

big ben becomes big bentley. >> and in tokyo?okyo also in its animated form looking glorious. >> tokyo one of my favorite places in the world as are all the places we visit. it's so much to visit. we did the night race down the middle of the ginza. it's so beautiful. >> an animated movie, you have to do research. were there many trips to tokyo and london for this? >> the first trip was really fun. it was to milan to the italian grand prix in monza and that was special. >> tough day, i had to do it. [ laughter ] >> with any picks after film it's about the story. there has to be a great story there. this original story "cars 1" was inspired by a road trip you took with your family, yes? >> yes. in the summer of 2000 i took the summer off and we -- i took my whole family on a trip around the country and we did a big portion of route 66. i came back to pixar knowing what i wanted the first cars movie to be about. it's a journey in life as a reward which is something i discovered on that trip. >> john, for you on opening day, a day li

. >> reporter: good morning frank video game stores like this one do big business. video gaming is a multi billion dollar industry, estimates say 46 million american households have at least one video game system at home the day the focus -- today the foe sus is on violent -- focus is on violent video games and kids. the bill was written by leyland owe he wants to prohibit the sale and rental of violent video games to kids under the age of 18. he has a lot of support. some civil rights organizations, law enforcement, and leading medical associations as well they argue kids under the age of 18 exposed to violent video games tend to be more aggressive, makes them more desensitized to violence and also impacts social behaviour but the gaming industry is putting up a big fight they say the research is biased and skewed they point to a 2007 department of justice report, that shows violent crime by youth is down since the early 1990s. this rating here is at stake this is a new video game this has not been rated yet but most games rated m for mature content, gaming industr

>> a big impact this area is about a five hour drive from phoenix, big area for vacation homes, recreation businesses. summer is when these places come alive. already seeing cancellations happening at cabins and resorts. for perspective the rodeo fire about nine years ago, the biggest fire in arizona history, it took five years for visitation numbers in many recreation areas to recover. so you have got the tourism industry hit. you've got the real estate market hit. arizona just now starting to come back a little bit from the housing crisis. the market for vacation homes up in the mountains just coming around. this is going to hit awfully hard. >> tom: ted, our thoughts with the firefighters and families threatened here. ted simons with us tonight with arizona's pbs 8. >> tom: we saw the biggest sell- off of the week today as all the major stock sectors saw losses. let's get to tonight's "market focus." the dow industrials and s&p 500 appear to be tumbling toward march lows. let's roll out the past 90 sessions of the s&p 500. the index is down more than 6% since the beginning of this month

and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture the u.s. is rapidly dropping further and further down on the economic totem pole so when america is no longer the top autonomy in the world or even in the top three then what we consider changing our tax cuts and free trade economic policies and the state of georgia and those that more help in their fight against illegal immigrants actually cab drivers i'll tell you how the peach state lost in terms of drivers and immigration agents and why cab drivers don't like the idea one bit. bad news for the economy but reserve chairman ben bernanke he gave a sobering description of the u.s. economy yesterday saying the growth is slower than expected inflation higher than expected and that's why the fed is lowering economic growth expectations bernanke gave this troubling response. we do believe that growth is going to pick up going into the twenty twelve but at a somewhat slower pace from than we had anticipated in april. we don't have a precise read on why the. slower pace of growth is is persisting th

let's give them a big hand. [applause] so, i went to the library, i talked to the librarian we looked up 580 cell rities and sports heroes. over 3 months i hand typed 580 letters and wrote dollar michael jordan and dear mr. stalone. guess what happened? nothing. at christmas i got a check from tom brocaw for a hundred dollars. i sold my car a buick for 500 dollars in a seedy area in oakland. by spring i raised 200 dollars. my marth was a principal at an elementary school. she invited me to talk to the kids. when i was leaving a fourth grader looked me in the eye and said, i have a piggy bank at home and i will help you raise money for the school in pakistan. i didn't think anything of it. 6 weeks later the school is raised 65,000 penes. >> main stage's loud efts performance was about bief the detroit native high strung. they had an energyic performance. the concert was a plash back to the kinks and the who and tv shows like hala blue. ladies and gentlemen. the high strung. [music] >> hope you enjoyed this look b

this is a big fire we will get these. it's hard for us to get around in a disaster from the streetcars and trolley buses stop, no electricity. we have the above groundwater system. it was invented years ago by our fire chiefs this is what saved the marina the boat pumping the water out put the fires out in the marina. you want to stop, look, listen and think. you size up the situation this is what we do in the fire department. you look at it. is it a little fire. a candle burning. do i get the fire extinguisher. is it a big fire can i put it out. >> it would cover the area the size of a table. anything bigger or high are than your head it's too big for you to put out with an extinguisher. wait until everybody is out. it's best to work in pairs. make sure you are the last one out of the room. do not lock it. avoid smoke and gases. cover your mouth and nose with a towel or sheet or dry cloth. if you have a jacket, if there is a flame on the way out put clothes on or wrap yourself in a blanket the layer of clothing will give

you have these big snow packs. it rains in the spring. the snow is so big, it's like a big sponge. it sort of soaks up all that rain and lets it out through the spring which is essential to not only the environment but agriculture communities down below, portable water systems. that rain now is now happening in the fall instead of the spring. very documented, scientifically based shift. and the result is there's no snow pack, so it's just heavy rains and it's washing out systems, washing out millions of dollars of infrastructure, road systems, all of that. so we're really beginning in our planning process to plan for climate change. plan for sea level rise. where we locate facilities. what kind of facilities we put in as we replace those that are lost as a result of this kind of damage is all part of our planning agenda for parks. >> you mentioned money. this is not going to be cheap to try to do this kind of adaptation and mitigation. here in california, you know, we hear biologists using the term species triage, trying to pick winners and losers, which ones we're going to save. w

this acts as a big sponge. the water flows through and it gets in a lower formation and then the water level starts to rise and it becomes a reservoir for water. this is dissipated during the more dry months of the year. >> this forms a big long skinny basin and runs into san francisco. it is the coastal bluffs areas that are subject to erosion from the waves and the ground water that comes out and you start to lose this. this is the largest example of failure for a long part of the coast. it has been moving continuously for a long time. >> the ocean was at the same level as we are standing. in 1982, and massive slide occurred further to the north of and one day it moves 5 feet and by the second day it moves 30 feet out. all of that land down below was sitting out here. it was a great deal logic feature of the landslide further to the south. there were houses on top and there was a very steep slope. you can see some debris slides where the sand is slowing. then you drop into a gully or a drainage swell. the top

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big hit and gap in wide center, it's 2-1. pennington, big hit and still two outs.ue sue with a base hit and two come home. it's 4-2 oakland. a pair of strikeouts and then in the ninth, sandoval grounds into a double play. andrew bailey to save the bulls pen, 4-2 is the final. a's have won four straight. giants have lost three in a row. >>> in april, macelroy took a four-shot lead in the final round of the masters and shot a 80. today he has an opportunity the misery of that meltdown but not blow an 8-shot lead. he has been so good he even he was amazed on the practice range yesterday. the field trying to cut into a 6 stroke lead legged into the third round. lee westwood runs into it finished at my must 5. sergio garcia a punch shot and moving. this is his friend, knocks it down. he is knocking a putt for birdie. top american in contention, he sinks a putt. he is five under a 68 the story is rory and he is rolling. a big bender for a birdie. then on par 4, 14, he will stick it within five feet. he would birdie to go 14 under par. that is where he finished. 14 under,

they're feeling the heat in a big, big way. thanks to everyone who has come out to spend part of their day with us outside on the plaza. i'm lester holt. >> and i'm jenna wolfe. because they're allowed cameras in the courtroom, we've all been watching the casey anthony trial, sort of unravel day after day. really into it. >> they had testimony on saturday, as you know. after weeks of testimony from the parents, tapes of their jailhouse conversations with her saturday, the forensic evidence was the focus including hair found in the trunk of casey's car. is the prosecution using this hair as proof casey anthony committed murder? we'll find out the significance of the evidence coming up. >>> and then tornadoes have caused so much damage to so many states this year, it's really unbelievable when a great, feelgood story comes out of it and we have one that we're talking about. this little guy is named mason. a lot of people call him tornado dog. back in april a tornado leveled his house in alabama and actually sucked him right out o

use that big wide brim hat.doctors say the sun is young for youngsters because they haven't developed enough layers of natural skin to protect against the rays. >> well, before you take that sip of your next cup of joe, listen up. what's in your cup apparently can play tricks on your ears. research ares in england studied volunteers who drank high amounts have caffeine and listened to white noise. the song binge cross by would play and to hear it press a button. many pressed the button but was never played. they say as little as five cups of coffee a day is enough to trigger this effect. >> wow. >>> coming up, a woman is robbed and attacked in howard county. do you recognize this woman? if you do, you could be in for a big reward. >>> it's one of the largest wildfires in arizona's history. tonight it's burning out of control. those stories and wyatt's steamy forecast ahead at 5:30.

you some other part of it and realized everything is ok if you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. of. the world we are broke. and you know. fuck fuck fuck fuck. let's not forget that we live in an apartheid regime right. i think either one of the twelve. whenever the governor says her keep him safe get ready because it is their freedom . all right it's time for you said it i read it right it's time to respond to my brilliant and engaging viewer comments from facebook twitter and you tube because when you've got some to say i do listen now first on a response to gerald swan who commented on our interview about keith olbermann new show on current t.v. on facebook he said this is b.s. olbermann never made me feel as though who is going to change his show this shame same show is exactly what i expected and was waiting for and when you graced time attacking the mainstream correspondent whose views most closely resemble your own it makes me question your motives and as a fan of your show i'm disappointed now perhaps you're older you did not expect anything different from keith'

you see the big toe?se, he will put both feet like that and be able to open people up. >> jimmy: open people up? >> they kill people. with those big toes. you want to come over, see if you can get him to jump? they open people up with the big, powerful legs. see if we can get him to jump. >> jimmy: do we want him to? >> it's cool. you see the big strong muscles. i keep trying to convince you that animals are fun. >> jimmy: it's not working. >> another one there? >> jimmy: this could turn into a disney movie where he joins the lakers. [ applause ] >> hey, there he goes. thank you so much. >> jimmy: all right, we have more animals backstage. dave salmoni is here. the show is called "expedition impossible," thursday nights here on abc. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ punching, grunting ] consider this: over 70% of firefighters are local volunteers... these are our neighbors putting their lives on the line. and when they rely on a battery, there are firefighters everywhere who trust duracell. and now you c

it is a big economic hit it's a big political hit but there's also some speculation that this could be the next big health fiasco from the pharmaceutical industry if you remember there was the bird flu the swine flu sars a whole strain of things that people needed to get vaccinated for needed to watch out for and so there's some speculation that this could be the next big cucumber flu if you will to give people something to scare them into getting the next big medical test now we are here at facility in moscow region with roasted cumbers we're told that these are safe and they're saying all of this over just a simple cucumber. well the pentagon so rapidly swept through europe vegetable supporters losing two hundred million euro a week because people are afraid now to meet their projects now our facebook page we're asking you afraid of this never detected before bacteria is a real threat you think of maybe a stunt staged by pharmaceutical companies well go to facebook dot com slash our team news you can have your say there it was good to hear from. the president of the european central

a big day for a big baby. >> a big baby, the new baby elephant, born just last friday night.nd delivery, took mama, renee, less than three hours, how about that, poor renee, the baby boy weighed in at about 300 pounds. >> is that all. >> ouch. >> zookeepers say, his main activities are eating and sleeping. but they also tell us he is showing independence for being just five days old. >> can't wait to see what his name will be. kind of fun to name them. >> the decision. we'll be right back with more "world news now. next if you had a hoveround power chair? the statue of liberty? the grand canyon? it's all possible ith a hoveround., tom: hi i'm tom kruse, inventor rand founder of hoveround., when we say you're free to see the world, we mean it. call today and get a free overound information kit, that includes a video and full color brochure. dennis celorie: "it's by far the best chair i've ever owned." terri: "last year, 9 out of 10 people got their hoveround for "little or no money." jim plunkitt: "no cost. absolutely no cost to me." breaking news...when you call today, we'll

corporate tax rate doesn't kill big business in america.s a regulatory matter and individual tax rate matter i think. >> they have to address it, still. >> chris: all right. thank you, panel. we'll continue the conversation on pam -- conversation on panel plus. check us out where the group will pick up the discussion on the website foxnewssunday.com. we will post the video before noon eastern time. up next, the power players of the week. [ waves crashing ♪ ♪ [ male announcer and just like that, it's here. a new chance for all of us: people, companies, communities to face the challenges yesterday left behind and the ones tomorrow will bring. prudential. bring your challenges. >> chris: it's become an annual right of passage here to sample some of the advice college graduates are getting at their commencements. this year, the speakers include first ladies past and present, hollywood stars and a speaker of the house they're all our power players of the week. ♪ ♪ >> would it kill you to be nice to your parents? [ laughter they have sacrificed s

it is a big mess and they've had big problems cleaning it up. in fact, the sweeper truck that came out here the first one actually broke down. and the delay was caused because they had to wait for another one to get here. this all started just after midnight. that's when this crash happened. the chp says a reckless driver was coming down northbound 880, rear ended another car with four people inside that car, ricocheted off that car and then hit a big rig. that big rig actually careened across the entire freeway and then ruptured its fuel tank spilling fuel on to the freeway. while all that was happening the suspect apparently jumped out of his vehicle, got in another car and took off. >> the errant driver, the person responsible, fled the scene in a vehicle that came by and picked him up. we're in the process of trying to find him now. >> reporter: here's what we learned about that driver. the car he was driving was registered to a hayward address. chp has been out to that address and the person living there says the driver was apparently only

big big unless guys very rich and he and minerals. had a big market and consumer so i think. fundamentally speaking both countries can be complementary and they can play a positive role in a global recovery as you're saying it's a complimentary route relationship russia has the resources china has the need for the hope for gas deal no no deal was signed as a. yes and the price as we know is the big problem how can a runner in russia reach a compromise because obviously you know each one's going to want to have the better side of the deal. well i have no taste for i guess that was a big deal and a lot of money involved so you can imagine that the negotiation will be tough there will be a lot of terms that need to be determined negotiated it takes time and i'm basically optimistic about signing a deal with me because the fundamental factors are there i just said this to economists highly complimentary to each other so it was even. it will be a win win situation i guess it's just a matter of time before a final deal is signed so. i'm not large worry too much about whether. it wi

you have heard the expression, too big to fail. this case was indeed too big to succeed. it's where we begin with our justice correspondent pete williams at the court tonight. pete, good evening. >> reporter: brian, in throw ing this case out before it could even go to trial t court said women suing walmart had too many things that are disparate, not enough in common to wage discrimination into one mass lawsuit. the ruling is a huge legal blow to betty dukes in california, a walmart greeter and one of the first to sue. >> if you are a major corporation in america and have the resource, then you definitely have a greater advantage over us that have little to no means. >> reporter: with only small claims individually, the women filed a class-action lawsuit t only way most were likely to get into court. they claimed the company had a permeated 3,000 stores. but by a ruling of 5-4, with the three women justices justices d, the court said that wasn't enough, that the employees failed to prove that walmart had a general policy on discrimination. it's impossible to say, the cour

someone that big is gone now. >> reporter: you mean big hearted. >> big hearted. i didn't get into his job. he kept that aside from us. but the world has lost a great man. a great firefighter. >> reporter: so this difficult time continues with firefighters left to mourn and to wait and to hope that anthony valerio pulls through. valerio's family says he's always been there when they needed him and he's the one that needs them. they are not alone here at the hospital. they are surrounded by the firefighters that call him family as well. together they are sticking through this. live at san francisco general claudine wong. >> make sure you stay right here at ktvu and at our website ktvu.com for continuing coverage. on our website you can offer your condolences and pay your respects. just go to the bay area news tab. >>> the family of a missing nurse student will hold a rally tonight. the 26-year-old vanished one week ago after leaving kizer hospital in hayward. the rally be held on pond rosa park. investigators say they have several persons of interest in this case i

and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture our nation's pathetic excuse for a health care system grow in north carolina man to rob a bank just so he could receive medical care in jail so what does this say about america the richest nation on meanwhile justice was not served last action discrimination lawsuit filed by over eight million women against wal-mart so why did the nation's highest court side with the retail giant is no case of corporate preferential treatment but a supreme court. you need to know this the libyan war has cost our nation nearly eight hundred million dollars so far and we're likely top top a billion dollars by the in the september and ninety days into the conflict there's still no formal declaration of war from congress so what we throw hundreds of millions of dollars in underclothes war with no clear end game our nation struggles to meet its obligations to americans right here at home and there's no more clear example of our country forsaking its citizens in the case of james richard earlier this month a month of her own was arrested after he tried

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but are they big enough. are we actually spending enough to help really build that kind of a bridge over this chasm of demand contractn. by the way giving the cost of beforrowing right now, all the signals arflashing to actually do more in this space, not less. i think paul's writing on this is precisely correct. >> my few is -- view is -- >> i completely disagree, if i can igh in. >> rose: go ahead. >> i do think the monetary policy should be very loose for a long time. and i think it's important to concentrate on the fundamentals. the education, infrastructure and a continuespenng on those things. try to reform our tax system. try to use this as an opportunity to do structural reform. get things better. i don't think just hang debt is really an answer. and i think it is a risk. and it might not be a risk tomorrow it is over the longer term. i'm not a debt hawk that thinks you should just start getting rid of it right a watch. but i really beg to disagree with the idea that the stimulus wasn't big enough and