. >>> burkely police are hoping a $17,000 reward will generate new leads in a fatal shooting. officers say someone shot and killed 29-year-old isaiah. investigators say they had not yet determined a motive and believe it was not a ran dam attack. >>> also in burkely, police are hoping a string in fires they caught a break. all the fires were started in a similar manner, and now there's surveillance video that appears to show two men starting the latest fire. >> the video recorded just after 3:30 this morning outside of sam's market on telegraph avenue seems to tell the story. from one camera you see two men approach the market and they appear to look in a couple of trash cans before heading to the one in front of the store. from another camera you see them approach the garbage can and stay for a short time. you can see what happens just seconds after they leave. flames erupted from the trash can in what came the ninth fire in a string of fires in the area since friday. >> there's two cameras and theye going to get caught. >> the cameras also caught the flames as they grew quic

las personas y organizaciones que se oponen a su implementacion 0:26 reconocimientooy mismo dennis burkees el camino para combatir la imigracion ilegalijo el funcionario que es inconstitucional, infundada y confusa, provocando riesgos de discriminaciona no es solamente la sociedad inmigrante y muchas organizaciones la que pide un alto a la legislacionhora son hasta algunos funcionarios los que piden que se ejerza un control, pero amparados en la prudencia y en el sentido comun ---gracias daniel... recuerde que todavia recibimos sus llamadas... nos vamos a la pausa pero antes un adelanto de los deportes con ramon diaz... ---no hay tregua en mexico: la violencia continua. continua.--- sujetos armados mataron hoy a tiros al primo del gobernador electo de chihuahua y ex diputado federal "cesar duarte" del pri, en el municipio de parral. ---el fallecido se llamaba alberto porras.----el 14 de julio mataron al sobrino del futuro gobernador. ----mientras, el gobernador actual recomenÓ a los habitantes de ciudad juarez que no salgan de sus casas despues de trabajar. ---mientras, en durango, se su

mas las personas y organizaciones que se oponen a su implementacion y reconocimientooy mismo dennis burkeo que esta ley no es el camino para combatir la imigracion ilegalijo el funcionario que es inconstitucional, infundada y confusa, provocando riesgos de discriminaciona no es solamente la sociedad inmigrante y muchas organizaciones la que pide un alto a la legislacionhora son hasta algunos funcionarios los que piden que se ejerza un control, pero amparados en la prudencia y en el sentido comun ---hay que recordar daniel que esta ley dice que se debe detener a cualquier persona siempre y cuando haya una duda razonable sobre si es inmigrante sin documentos... documentos...---y hasta el momento cesar... nadie ha podido explicar a que se refieren con una duda razonable. ---mientras el calor se sufre en casi todo el pais, aqui en la bahia, tenemos aire acondicionado natural ...--- jessica carrillo nos presenta el pronostico. =el pronostico de jessica en noticiero telemundo 48, a las seis y a las once, cubriendo toda la bahia=el tiempo en la bahia se ha mantenido tranquilo con condiciones cal

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program that is very controversial, and a lot of people do think it is wasted spending, so one man's burke is another man's critical project that would bring jobs to this day, so this is going to be a fierce debate not just about national security. i think it is going to be about the jobs. >> how important is this contract thing issue? >> they have a strong policy of increasing the number of private contractors to do jobs with civil servants. this the administration clearly things they have swung too far, so it is not a surprise they are trying to cut down on the level of private contractors. it is still going to be huge. they are going to start trimming clearly. next year they are supposedly out of iraq, and they are looking for cost savings there. >> domestically, you brought up questions about the "don't ask, don't tell" policy. you said there was noted optimism on this. >> it was clear he had the 60 votes. lawmakers never actually admit they do not. he tends to be per day honest about those things. it sounds like he may be able to pull it off, and that would be historic. the house coul

the international community was not famous paul will say invited president obama said meeting over burke is. no when didn't cite the u.s. war in afghanistan has now become washington's longest ever military campaign upwards the passing vietnam. loss from the polls the beginning of cooperation between the us and the soviet union at the height of the cold war the apollo soyuz space mission happened thirty five years ago. a very warm welcome this is r.t. live from moscow with me on this have it cooperation between russia and germany is on the high say says president de mint that event better than. coal salt of the leaders spoke at the forum in york at the same book well our correspondent daniel bushell is there and has been following events for us daniel good to see you angela merkel and to meet the vet if they've had a pretty busy day of it haven't they so what's really been achieved during this russia germany summit. well you get the sense that the two leaders have a strong relationship on a personal level angela merkel greeted and chatted with influence a russian they saw in several big

most kept on running, but brita burke took a break in her workout to show us what she uses. >> so i just use my nike plus. keeps the mileage and the time and it tells you your, you know, the end of your run and i use it along with the ipod. >> reporter: it's the only health and fitness app she's downloaded so far, but if she's ever inclined, she'll have no problem finding more. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> another piece of advice, if you do use your iphone to work out, make sure to get a good case. don't want to get it all sweaty. >>> want to check in with rob. it's been great weather to get out and run. nice when it's nice and cool. >> that's a lot of work. and at least the weather's been nice and comfortable. we have still yet to see a spare the air day this summer. it's been one of the coolest summers in the last 40 years. but the air quality's been great, thanks to the sea breeze which is under way this morning. you can see san jose, oakland, and san francisco. we've got the southeast breeze in san jose, northeast wind at 8 in oakland and san francisco. 58 degrees. southwest w

myself and in the case start center it is burke have received another big boost in that to lay their hands on the cover to get a cup after their veteran forward alex a young side a one year extension to his deal with the northern side the thirty six year old is going nowhere. previous reports he could be on the move to another team in the continental hotel a passion who is a former world champion and double olympic medalist joined scott last season but failed to help them go into further than the opening frowned scar on right to do better than that last sixteen exit and have also unveiled this with his. handle and toni morrison as well as experience to russia goalkeeper you're going in a book to help them make title dream come true the new season faces off on the eighth of september. russia's first formula one driver retarded petrov says he's confident he'll be offered a new contract with the red no the twenty five year old is in moscow this weekend to promote the sport with an exhibition race around the kremlin was taking a stroll around that square this morning before taking part i

still here at 12 hours ago at 955 the stabbing in shooting took place at the apartment complex the burke one behind the yellow tape according to police 61 year-old man stabbed his girlfriend and then the girlfriend staggers over few apartments knocks on the door the woman her's name is roberta lisa hollis talks to this woman for a few seconds and that is when she realizes the woman had been stemmed meanwhile her family comes up from the back of the apartment to check it out that's when according to them this 61 year-old man she fires a shot hit her killing her at the apartment complex placed did arrest the 61 year-old man they're not releasing his name at this time and we don't have the name of the 48 year-old woman who was stabbed. a pitcher of the woman was fatally shot and killed here she had been married 15 months shows in the apartment at the time with her husband as well as her older sister they believe this man probably had friction with her because the few months ago another girlfriend according to them apparently he was abusing her she comes over and they put a rope for a little

and the scar sent because burke have received another big boost and bit to lay their hands on the cup to go to cup after their veteran forward alex signed a one year extension on his deal with the north side of the to six year old is going nowhere despite previous reports it could be on the move to another team in the concert of the hockey league yashin who is a former world champion and double elim took medalists for joint scar last season but failed to help them going further than the opening player frowned. to do better than that last sixteen exit and have also and rolled with his two of mata spent hard and toni morrison as well as experienced russia go. to help them make title dream come true the new kitchell susan faces off on the eighth of september. in cycling denise finished second at the fourteenth stage of the tour de france the russian won the duel at finish against spend its summer sanchez to finish. the big trip went to christophe as the french ment won the first stage in the pyrenees but it still ended schleck holds the yellow jersey finished fourteen seconds behind the

to historian haven't wrapped up or about burke the last days of the tragedy and in small countries history. today i'm in oxford with helen rappaport she's an expert on the russian imperial family particularly the last days of that arm on us who were assassinated in the catcher in the bolshevik revolution helen rappaport thanks very much for talking to r.t. now you focus on the last thirteen days of that amount of slides in your catron but why did you choose that period well when i looked at the stories of. the end of the dentistry i suddenly realized that although we knew the broad span of nicholas's reign in the overall story no one had looked at any great detail in those final few days particularly new culture in vogue and the main reason for that was because until the collapse of communism there was no access to some of the important eyewitness testimonies by the guards and your crew for your oscar who was in charge of the party so we didn't have enough evidence to look at that really closely and when i did start looking at it closely i found it absolutely fascinating and gripping and i

it sent thousands of gallons burke g usual that a dry river bed.ning signs begin wailing within minutes and they rushed to warn people of the rushing water. no reports of injuries and no structures in danger. lake can hold up to one billion gallons of water. authorities were warned last year that arizona's harsh sun and dry heat was taking a toll on the dam. >> as mike nicco likes to say, time to save money on the air-conditioning costs. you can turn it off. >> it's in noo livermore, 900 foot overcast this morning. also into fairfield and vacaville is clear. it's kind of a cutoff. and here is a live shot from the city with a little layer of fog. 53 in san francisco right now. 55 in fairfield. chilly day in napa, only looking for low 70s there. 52 in napa and 52 in san rafael with fog. >> overcast around the bay this morning. we'll see a little bit of morning burnoff especially inland areas but it will be cooler today. we've got a cool weather system that has dropped down out of the gulf of alaska and these systems produced all the rain, but it's go

the biggest day delays yesterday from alameda to -- delays yesterday from alameda to burke lee.ore delay are expected today. -- burkeleigh. he was frustrated and hopes drivers continues call in sick today. berkeley. on sunday a new work schedule was put into affect, changing the shifts ailing schedules of more than 1000ac bus drivers. yesterday 250 drivers were out. an alameda supreme court judge is weighing whether to grant a injunction to lift the schedule. a decision won be issued for at least 10 days, which means riders may not have seen the end of their delays. we spoke to both sides. >> this has been a dictatorship from day one. i will not negotiate with the public. we tried to make concessions. ac transit want as strike, which is why they are doing everything within their power to disrupt the people and their work. we are wanting to work. we are at work. >> we are frustrated the aclu is trying to over turn the contract. management, the riders have paid their fair share. they are cutting back on services. it is time for the union to step up to the plate and take cuts thems

. >> and he'll be paired with cheryl burke. >> he is. >> and and is low pressure going to impact ouring through tomorrow, we'll see trtsz dropping off in areas. some locations like coast will remain about the same as today. sheer the numbers. effective number of upper 50s at beaches and inland areas into upper 80s. and 86 in livermore in antioch. and also in santa rosa. oakland 68 degrees. here is the accu-weather forecast. there is a warming will continuing today. low 60s at beaches. and close to where we should be for this time of the year temperatures fluctuate next week. >> and up next trying to seeing the new move finding out if the teen heart throb can turn it off innnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn more than a billion and a half dollars then at 11:00 treating obesity with addiction drugs. those stories and more. >> finally tonight charlie st. cloud. a sailor headed for sandburg whose world is shattered by an accident. and don sanchez says it plays like a get well card. >> zac efron has it all good looking guy, destined for greatness. highways a serious problem. he sees dead people. wait a

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more final look here is albany getting to be a little bit busier are also still smuggling herd to burkeinutes. after a least three possible shark sightings your the wharf in capitola just over santa cruz life kurds earn higher alert people are being advised to enter the water on their own risk. the rows recent sighting was yesterday morning, the other to happen over the weekend when a diver said he's up to a great white sharks although there has been no official confirmation of the shark sightings police are taking this very seriously. >> of their county sales tax could be going up the board of supervisors will vote tuesday to put the revenue-raising measure on the ballot the increase could potentially raise $30 million annually for duration of five years for the castro county the board has until next month to adopt a resolution to put the measure before the voters in november. seventh discovered reside in november whether to add a fee for vehicle registration this is his account of transportation authority voted tuesday to put the $10 fee on the ballot. the issue revenue of the registr

national stories word that west virginia succeed robert burke democratic officials say you will appointuntil a general election is held in november announcement expected this afternoon. authorities say is a medical fraud dozens of suspects totaling joyner figure million dollars doctors and nurses are arrested in they took place in new york houston batteries bridge. billing medicare for unnecessary equipment physical therapy and treatments patients did not receive. other news the motorola direct x one on sale is all the variety and has no direct taxes for immediately delivery the phone is on a rise in our and has a large screen eight may go pixel cameras the features may not be the only thing driving cells. iphone 4-may have convinced people the switch brands. programming note for tonight giants game and d.c. jensen project movie of the week on kron 4890 minutes kron 4. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord? we switched to at& high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay,

you said fear it is only a burke only if you let it, but do not let go of my hand. that was my favorite line. we both broke down crying what are the chances we see anything but corn in kansas? we were born again that day. i cut your court, and you cut mind. the news of hate listening, listening from years f people like you are not welcome here. people llke you cannot adopt. we had lots of cats and dogs. you were crazy like that. i was so crazy about you, i could not go to sleep, waiting for you to come home.. my breath turned silver the day you're here did, like a mirror gold on an island. when they bloomed, the first time i saw you dance in her living room.3 together. days strong and sang at high tide. you would fold our loved into an origami firefly and pass it through all of my in chambers. my heart is open because of you, because of us. so i do, i do, i do want to be in that room with you with you in family hours. i want to be with you while i sing to you i am so in love with you baby i am so in love with you ding dong ding goodbye. thank you so much. [applause]

you said fear it is only a burke only if you let it, but do not let go of my hand. that was my favorite line. we both broke down crying what are the chances we see anything but corn in kansas? we were born again that day. i cut your court, and you cut mind. the news of hate listening, listening from years f people like you are not welcome here. people llke you cannot adopt. we had lots of cats and dogs. you were crazy like that. i was so crazy about you, i could not go to sleep, waiting for you to come home.. my breath turned silver the day you're here did, like a mirror gold on an island. when they bloomed, the first time i saw you dance in her living room.3 together. days strong and sang at high tide. you would fold our loved into an origami firefly and pass it through all of my in chambers. my heart is open because of you, because of us. so i do, i do, i do want to be in that room with you with you in family hours. i want to be with you while i sing to you i am so in love with you baby i am so in love with you ding dong ding goodbye. thank you so much. [applause]

burke bauch, who will explain how the democratic health care law will regulate and russian your health care if not repealed. first, i want to give you some background and explain how this law will in some cases work within the current health-care primer and in other cases change it altogether. let's start by understanding how things worked up until the passage of this bill and will continue to work for 2010. people fall into one of two groups, the insured for the uninsured. if you are in short, you either have private insurance or you are in a government program. if you are privately insured, the most -- you most likely receive your benefits through your employer and the pay a portion of your paycheck for the premium. some are self-employed or do not receive coverage from their employer and by their own plan. prior to passage of a health bill, those on government health care made up roughly 50% of those with insurance. before describing that, let's look to the other group, the uninsured. they previously received care either by paying out of pocket are going into emergency rooms. the fe

burke -- former resident of an adult home in the bronx. prior to moving there, i worked 29 years for an organization of america for women. towards the end of this time, and became sick and was unable to continue working. my mental health affected my life to the extent that i was not able to function. at new york presbytery colonial medical center, i requested an appointment with a social worker and asked for help. she called adult protective services immediately and to me before the new york state supreme court, and the judge appointed a guardian. with the guardian celt, i was able to have representation -- with the guardian's help, and representation in my legal and financial matters. eventually i had been hospitalized in voluntarily entered a psychiatric clinic. i was there for three months. while there, i was evicted from my apartment. i had no money. leno is discharged, i had no place to go. i was advised that i had two alternatives. either a shelter or an adult home. jimmy, a shelter was a no- brainer, and never heard of an adult home