. >> that injured manager is 21- year-old jamie bowen who is also the mother of a young boy. she's recovering from surgery. co-workers say three of them were closing the kfc on pulaski highway in edgewood just before 11:00 saturday night. two suspects -- one with a knife, the other with a semi- automatic gun -- barged in demanding everyone get on the floor. bowen reached for the store's panic button behind the counter. she was stabbed in the shoulder. another employee jumped in front of her and scared the suspects off with no money. bowen was still on the floor when authorities got there, still with the nine-inch blade lodged in her shoulder. >> we think it was a traumatic experience. none of us wanted to go through it. we're glad that we weren't here. we're also glad that jamie stayed. >> investigators are looking at surveillance video of the incident, but they still want the public's help. harford county crime solvers is offering up to a $2,000 reward for information that leads to a conviction. the number is 1-888-540-8477. reporting live, kim dacey, wbal- tv 11 news. >> th

. >> that injured manager is jimmy bowen, -- jamie bowen. three were closing the kfc on saturday night. two suspects barge in to many everyone get on the floor. bowen reach for the panic button. it reached over and stabbed her . another employee scared the suspects off with no money. bowen was still on the floor when authorities got their. >> we think was a dramatic experience. jamie.glad that >> they are looking at surveillance video. crimes dollars is offered up to a $2,000 reward for information bellies to a conviction. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> police say alcohol and speed were factors in a crash that killed three people. happen there wilson bridge rd.. eight you kind -- a yukon crashed into a mazda. >> it appears the yukon fail to reduce its speed. was under the influence of alcohol as a contributing factor. >> neither the driver or passenger of the yukon were injured. >> no word on what caused a fire in baltimore county. this is not loch raven boulevard early sunday morning -- this was near loch raven boulevard. another fire began

the giants, i think he made all the right moves, brought the giants the world championships, bruce bowen g -- bochy. >> bochy. bochy. bochy. bochy. >> all right, let's meet the members of the 2010 giants ballclub. he was injured, it did not have as much impact as he was hoping, but we will be hearing a lot from him in the future. ladies and gentlemen, infielder, emanu-el burris. [applause] how about what this guy did, not just in the regular season, but in the post-season, the series clinching home run. started i guess against the phillies in game 6. the three-run homer started in game one of the world series, shortstop juan urribe. ooh. sounds good. this guy was also his season cut short, and we will be seeing a lot of him next year -- outfielder, infielder, a great guy. mark to rosa. played in 29 regular-season games for the giants. he is an infielder, an outfielder. in the regular season, there were lots of heroes for the giants, but nobody had more big home runs, seventh inning or later, down the stretch, bay area native, grew up a giants fan, outfielder tad burrow. [applause] how ab

when the suspects got there, they found bowen on the floor with a nine-inch blade lodged in her shoulder. >> she was calm, very cooperative. she was transferred to bayview hospital, where she was treated. >> investigators are looking at surveillance video of the incident, but they want the public's help. harford county crime solvers is offering to $2,000 reward for information that leads to a conviction. it was a deadly weekend in syria as israeli troops fired on activists' there. syriana's news agencies said that 22 people died, and sources in israel say they know of 12 casualty's. protestors gathered over the fence that looks over syria and the golan heights, marking the anniversary of the 1967 war that led to the loss of our control of land to israel. the israeli -- loss of arab control of land to israel. the israeli military says it warned protesters before resorting to force. a suicide bomber in the northern iraqi city of tikrit killed at least 15 people and wounded others. it is the second attack in three days and eight saddam hussein's home town. coming up, and you look is coming

congratulations to emma bowen foundation. much bigger group in town.l see you later on. >>> chris warren is standing by and has a check of our weather. >> nice day on the plaza. johnny says, hi, mom. oh, yeah, it's father's day, old man. are you having a good time? >> we're having a great one. great day here in new york. >> all right, hope you have a great time. it is going to be a great day if you plan to spend any times outdoors and if you plan on watching golf, we will deal with some storms throughout much of bethesda, maryland, where we'll see temperatures in the mid-80s and rounds and rounds of thunderstorms. hopefully we can get this day in here. we'll see those storms stretch from the mid-atlantic to the heartland and up around canada around north dakota and montana and still remain sizzling throughout much of the sout >>> and here's a look at some of the high temperatures we'll see later today. still pretty cool around san francisco and the coast, but inland today as the winds change direction, we start to see north winds kicking in during the

jeremy bowen, bbc news, tip tripoli. >> 130 miles to the east in the port city of miss rata rebel forces are in a battle against colonel gaddafi's troops. as the battle drags on so do the complaints that nato is act to go slowly. andrew harding reports. >> this was his very first day on the front lines. already 19-year-old mofta is being wheeled into surgery. a rocket has torn into his leg. yet another casualty in a besieged city where defineance is curdling with frustration. >> i don't think nato is helping as much as they should be. there is a lot of delay. 21 dead bodies and then they start to shoot. we have dead bodies every day. >> his brother has been told that amputation is the only option. >> a 19-year-old boy, student in college. they're going to amputate his leg. for what? fighting for what? fighting for freedom, that's all. >> the city's weary defenders pause for prayer. during a lull on the front lines. for weeks they've held their ground here despite daily bombardments. but ahead of them the road to tripoli remains blocked. >> i don't understand why nato doesn't destroy gadd

electric tripoli, our middle east editor jerry bowen reports. >> this is the tale of two cities, the regime likes the world to see, and the one it does not. official trip organizes regular rallies against nato and for the current in green square. the heart of the capital. the colonel would not be able to stay in power without genuine support. some were brought up to believe in him. why do you like muammar qaddafi? >> because he teaches us what we don't know and save us from people that are hurting us. >> the hidden tripoli starts with petrol queues days long, sign of strain. the bustling journalists do not stop to talk to disgruntled motorists. we get hints of a city that doesn't support colonel qaddafi. at night there's often unexplained gunfire. at bomb sites, some speak up. here are one woman's words revoiced to disguise her identity -- translator: we don't like him. we don't need him. believe us, we hate him. we don't want him here. believe us. no, i'm not scared about anything. >> and the bbc's opposition sources claim they're hitting back. they say home made fire bombs destroye

bowen said iraqi officials indicated they may go to court to reclaim the lost money.ry waxman share ed several hearings. >> is congress on hook if iraqis reclaim that money? >> i hope not. but the truth of the matter is, the u.n. said you are entrusted with this money. you have a fiduciary responsibility to use it for their benefit. now we can account for $6.7 million. >> and official at the iraqi embassy didn't respond to comments that the iraqis may have stolen some of the money but reports have shown the united states has failed to put into place controls to safeguard iraqi funds. both sides now firmly pointing the the finger at each other. brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> by the mexican government's count, more than 15,000 people died last year in the crossfire of the country's drug war. that's about 40 victims a day. a lot of guns that killed them came from right here in the u.s. ge jean mess irv jo meserve joining us. >> not every weapon recovered is traced but according to a new report which cites statistics from the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms, in

bowen says iraqi officials have indicated to him they may go to court to reclaim the lost money.congressman henry waxman chaired several hearings on fraud in iraq when he was head of the house oversight and government reform committee. is congress on the hook for some of this if the iraqis successfully reclaim that money? >> well, i hope not, but the truth of the matter is, the u.n. said to the united states you are now entrusted with this money, you have a fiduciary responsibility for the iraqi people to use it for their benefit, and now we can't account for $6.7 billion. >> reporter: an official at the iraqi embassy didn't respond to comments that iraqis may have stolen some of the money, but he did say the u.s. inspector general's report has shown the united states failed to put in place accountable and transparent financial controls to safeguard iraqi funds. so both sides now firmly pointing the finger at each other. brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> health care was one of the hot topics during the republican presidential debate. the candidates bashed president obama's reform

francisco native jamie chong of "hangover 2" fame along with sexy rob lowe and "modern family's" julie bowen. the film is in its early stages so there's not even a trailer yet. the director says the film is about how politics has really played, a knife fight and a telephone booth where blood is spimd low blows are common and the best candidate is not always the best person. and you know what. i'm not sure if i'm supposed to admit this, but a friend of mine is in this. she's playing a news reporter in that flick. >> oh, i thought she was getting a dream role. everybody wants to be a traffic reporter. >> exactly. >>> we'll look for those developments and maybe inside stories from marla. the chp activity near yorba buena island. originally reported as a camper shell and then a few other things. we didn't see any headlights for a period of time. christina did show you that shot. the upper deck is now showing headlights heading into san francisco. we had a call into chp. the officers told us there's nothing big going on. those people were walking on the shoulder of the freeway. you aren't suppose

. >> reporter: shoe shine kenny wayne bowens, better known as famous wayne, hopes the cars will once again deliver customers to his stand at the east end of the line. >> the tourists ask me questions every day. when are the cable cars going to get back working. i said very soon. >> i've still got to learn the trees around here. i don't know the native trees. that's a major question, what type of trees these are. >> reporter: williams says he prefers the california line since more locals use it to travel to the financial district. >> you get to enjoy your job, enjoy the people doing it and in support of san francisco. >> reporter: joe rosato jr., nbc bay area news. >>> traffic school is not what it used to be. as of july 1st, you will not be able to wipe your driving record clean with a traffic school diploma. the new law requires all offenses to be recorded as convictions, which is part of a driver's detailed history at the dmv. >> this is the law that's really aimed at the chronic offender, the ones who want to repeatedly go to traffic school. they don't want to face the responsibil