police officer thomas shannon. >> officer burnett asks me to come back.he was having some problems with the suspect. the suspect turned him in, asked what i was doing back there. >> what are you coming over here? >> because i want to come here. >> his reaction was like i was disrespecting him. >> the second time he squares off, he's ready to go. in the blink of an eye, the fight was on. >> burnett, who is unarmed, goes for the pepper spray, but bergen knocks him back with a blow to the neck. officer shannon uses his baton but it has little effect on the suspect. burnett calls for the officers to use pepper spray. >> i sprayed him, actually emptied my whole canister. >> officer burnett, reeling from pepper spray, runs from the room. >> perp spray burns. it causes your nasal cavity to open. probably nine times out of ten it's going to incapacitate someone long enough for you to apprehend them. >> but not so with this suspect. >> it almost seemed like the pepper spray aggravated him. >> bergen reaches for a chair and hurls it at officer shannon. the brawl mo

as station surveillance cameras roll, burnett senses something isn't right.ess, he uncuffs the suspect, a move he will soon regrate. >> there were indicators that he was going to be confrontational. >> thomas shannon, now retired, was a campus police officer at the time. >> you know, sometimes you just overlook those things. >> reluctantly, the suspect gets up. but instead of facing the table, the 6'2" bergen stares down the much smaller burnett. the rookie officer tries to assert his authority. >> are you going to cooperate or not? >> i think there were times when the officer was trying to establish himself as the alpha dog in the situation. >> stewart warner reported on the story. >> he was a young officer. and there are times when you need to do that, but this is not one of those times because you had a suspect who was unstable. >> burnett, again sensing trouble is hoping to get bergen back on the bench and get some additional assistance. >> sit down in the chair. you're going to sit down. you don't square off with me, you understand? we're going to do thi

it's happening at burnett avenue and meridan park avenue. down fowler -- john fowler joins us live with more. good afternoon, john? >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. within the last three minutes, firefighters confirm the leak has been at least temporarily capped. it's there at that corner of meridian and burnett. businesses here for four blocks are shut down. this is what it sounded like here at concord's auto center. >> you are in the commercial area with several customers inside doing business. we estimate between 50, 75 people had to be evacuated. >> reporter: firefighters say cona construction backhoe -- a construction back dehoe hit a line and firefighters and police evacuated the kia and toyota dealerships and other businesses. the fire department says somehow this happened despite having notified pg&e. let's take a listen. we've seen people trying to cross through here. the firefighters say the risk of fire and explosions is significant here. they are also trying to monitor for gas. it's heavier than aerosol. they are looking for th

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>> pam hobbs may have changed her mind about the west memphis three, but judge david burnett who initiallyded over the case has remained unmoved over any new developments. >> he denied in an evidentiary hearing. he essentially said i don't have to listen to the dna evidence. >> that all changed, however, on november 4th, 2010, when the arkansas supreme court ruled unanimously that a new hearing be held to determine if the west memphis three deserve a new trial. the court ordered that all new evidence, including the dna, must be considered at the hearing. >> i think judge burnett made some erroneous rulings in the original trial, and i can say that because every member of the arkansas supreme court agreed with our position in challenging his ruling, denying an evidentiary hearing on the new evidence. >> but this is as close as we could get to judge david burnett. we came here to osceola, arkansas, where he lives and works. we had arranged to speak to him at his home, but he wasn't there when we arrived. we came to his office to find the office closed. we spoke to him on the phone and he say

i'm erin burnett. we have two big stories today.nce william and duchess catherine welcomed a baby boy this afternoon. the newest member of the royal family. more in a moment. we want to begin with breaking news, very scary situation in new york city at la guardia airport. southwest flight 345 from nashville forced to make a faulty landing. as you can see there, look at the angle, the nose completely flat on the ground there on the tarmac. a live picture of the boeing 737. this is from our affiliate wabc. and the plane, leaning precipitously forward, surrounded by emergency vehicles. there on the back of the plane if you look carefully there, bear with me you can see the emergency chute. passengers were evacuated back of the plane, after it landed 3:45 eastern time. according to the faa no reports of injuries. still developing. we don't have formal word on that yet. and they have said that there were many ambulances around. that could have been out of precaution, we're not sure at this moment. out front tonight, mary snow, following

i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight, new developments on the weapons equipment that was intercepted on the way to north korea. the shipment was discovered late monday after a dramatic and violent confrontation unfolded on a freighter that was headed from cuba through the panama canal. barbara starr is at the pentagon and, bar bara, what happened on this ship was pretty incredible, just the drama of that moment. tell me about that and what they actually found. >> reporter: well, erin, according to panamanians they found hidden weapons equipment. they think it's a missile radar used for missiles to be targeted. it was hidden under bags of sugar from cuba. it doesn't get more dramatic than this because that's only the beginning of it. the crew, when the panamanians tried to stop them, the north korean crew, 35 members of the crew resisted arrest and the captain, first he tried to fake a heart attack and then he tried to commit suicide. it all came to light when the president of panama tweeted a picture of

let's go out front. >> and good evening, everyone, i'm erin burnett, "out front." the watch, the george zimmerman trial, they deliberated for 3 hours, 33 minutes today. they suspended their deliberations and will be back tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. it is a six-person panel, all women, and they must unanimously agree on the verdict. did george zimmerman murder trayvon martin? was it manslaughter or is zimmerman not guilty of a crime? martin savige has been in the courtroom every day. and martin, all eyes are on this jury. you have been able to see them, obviously, we have not here from the television camera's point of view. but what can you tell us about the jury? >> well, you know, we so intimately follow the trial, not just to be in the courtroom but to watch the reaction of the jurors. so i know them all visually. but there is a lot we don't know about them. a lot of it is to do with the fact we just don't give out identities of the jury. but especially in this case, because of the tensions, the security, we know there are six women, five white, one is of color

i'm erin burnett. outrage over this. that is not a rock star. that is what is called on the front cover of "rolling stone" the bomber. dzhokhar tsarnaev on the front cover. a photo massachusetts governor calls quote out of taste. boston's mayor slammed the cover writing that it quote rewards a terrorist with celebrity treatment. it is ill conceived at best and reaffirms a terrible message that destruction gains fame for killers and their causes. motley crew drummer has been on the cover of "rolling stone" more than once tweeted really rolling stone wtff. and country music star john rich. you always think if i get on "rolling stone" i will know i have made it until they started promoting terrorists. cvs, wall greens and stop and shop all say they will not carry this issue of "rolling stone" on their shelves. was the cover in bad taste or is this journalism? erica joins me now. i want to start off with this. we had an interview all day scheduled with the writer of the piece but it was cancelled this afternoon. we are not exactly sure what the reas

i'm erin burnett. the deadly train crash tonight in spain. shocking this is just a high speed train. people on their way to madrid. as many as 45 people at this moment are dead. the moment keeps changing. it was a high speed train that derailed in northwest spain. the numbers of the dead are according to reuters siting officials. railway officials say the train derailed on a curve as it was approaching a station in the city which is about 400 miles outside of madrid. more than 200 passengers were on board. pictures of the scene showed at least one train car snapped in two. one other one of the trains cars on fire. it is a fluid and tense situation. bodies just literally strewn outside that train tonight some covered with make shift blankets or sweaters. i want to get to al goodman in spain with the story tonight. what can you tell us? >> this train accident is how it is being described by officials at this point with no early indications of terrorism is what we are being told by a senior aid to the prime minister ooccurred on a madrid spain a

let's go outfront. >>> i am erin burnett. out front tonight the defense rests. a huge day in the george zimmerman trial. george zimmerman himself apparently concerned about his fate. today zimmerman spoke. you actually heard his voice to say he would not testify in his own defense. >> what is your decision, sir? >> after consulting with council not to testify, your honor. >> you understand that no matter what council says to you it is still your decision? >> yes, your honorer. >> it is your decision to not testify in this case? >> yes, your honor. >> and then when the day was done zimmerman's lawyer was asked about his client's state of mind. >> he's happy with the way the evidence got out and that he has had an opportunity to have his lawyers present his case for him. but we still have a case where the state of florida is trying to put him behind bars for the rest of his life. that is a very scary position to be in and he is worried. >> worried. as you know he has been watching every second of the trial for us. martin, the defense obviously has rested which is

i'm erin burnett. tonight, a verdict for spy

i'm erin burnett. out front two bombshell moments in the george zimmerman trial today. it was an incredible day to watch this. and the judge ruled that the jury, can hear evidence that trayvon martin may have had marijuana in his system when he was killed. that was a significant ruling. it had been under intense dispute. also trayvon martin's father tracy took the stand. a surprise to many. now, two police detectives had testified that tracy martin, trayvon martin's father, said to them that the voice that was crying for help on that 911 call, the night that trayvon was shot was actually not trayvon's voice. not his son any voice. so, zimmerman's attorneys called tracy martin off to the stand. and martin didn't support the officer's account. but he didn't totally hurt zimmerman's defense either. >> as best as i recall, after he played the tape, he basic low just said, "do you recognize the voice?" >> what was your response? >> my response -- i told hem that i didn't know, i didn't tell him, no that wasn't trayvon. i kind of, i think, chairs had wheels on them. i kind of

i'm erin burnett. tonight, a verdict for spy bradley manning. a military judge ruled the man accused of the largest leak of classified information in american history is not guilty of aiding the enemy, but manning was found guilty of 19 of the other 20 charges against him. so, who won? chris lawrence was there today inside the military courtroom when the verdict was read. chris? >> reporter: well, erin, yeah, i was about ten feet away when the verdict came down. supporters of bradley manning gasped. but he himself did not show very much emotion at that point, though his lawyer did have a slight smile as he heard those words, not guilty. but the most serious charge came down to wikileaks and if bradley manning giving this information to julian assange was the same as giving it to an enemy that could use it to attack the united states. private first class bradley manning snapped to attention in full dress blues. likely one of his last acts as an american soldier. he stared straight ahead as the judge found him not guilty of aiding the enemy. but s

i could fail to see erin burnett reading these names out of a teleprompter.the tv station, the ntsb, the whole thing is ridiculous but it is certainly not worthy of a lawsuit. >> let me ask you, the station did apologize. on so many levels, you come one these names, an intern who has never seen the names confirms them. i don't think you can blame this on interns. but the station did apologize. i want to play their apology and get your reaction. >> tonight we want to take a moment and say that we are sorry. earlier today during our noon newscast, we misidentified the pilots in the asiana airlines crash. we made several mistakes when we received this information. first of all, we never read the name out loud phonetically sounding them out. then during our phone call to the ntsb where the person confirmed the spellings of the names, we never asked that person to give us their position within the agency. we heard this person verify the information without questioning who they were and then we rushed the name on to our noon newscast. >> i personally find this tota

i'm erin burnett. welcome to friday. we begin with intensive therapy. at least that's how san diego's embattled mayor says he's going to deal with the allegations against him. he is not resigning, though the calls for him to do so have reached washington, d.c. four more women have now come forward, bringing the total to seven. and among them, a retired navy rear admiral, a dean at san diego state university, a prominent local businesswoman and the major's own communications director, who resigned in june. the allegation lgs include things like this. inappropriate touching, groping, kissing and more. casey wian is outfront in san diego. roar right aft >> reporter: right after a city planning meeting, the major addressed allegations by seven women who claim he subjected them to unwanted sexual advances. >> i apologize to my staff, i apologize to the citizens and staff members who have supported me over many years. i apologize to the people of san diego. and most of all, i apologize to the women that i have offended. >> reporter: he acknowledged intimidati

the dog owner and neighbors in the twin peaks found more of them in the area of burnett street. >> they were uniformly shaped like a mellon scooper thing of ground up meat with pellets in them and a bunch of pellets stuck in uniformly shaped balls of meat. >> the meatballs being tested. >> the opening ceremony for the america's cup will be held this afternoon at america's cup pavilion in san francisco on the waterfront. the startup of the quest for the oldest trophy in international sporting is in question. a jury will meet on monday to decide whether to uphold safety recommendations made by the regatta director. the recommendations would permit the use of larger, heavier wingless on the rudders to increase the stability after the accident that killed a sailor on the bay. new zealand and prada's team are protesting the changes. >> coming up open abc7 news, talk about a wrong turn. here the frantic 9-1-1 call after a sinkhole swallows a car. >> take a look at this, without any warning a giant sinkhole in toledo, ohio, swallow add car with the driver inside. you can see the car at the bot

and good evening, everyone, i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, george zimmerman lied. that was the argument that prosecutor bernie de la rionda made again and again to the jury during his closing arguments today. >> why is he able to yell if the defendant claims the victim was -- how is he going to talk? or is he lying about that? look at the gun, look at the size of this gun, how did the victim see that in the darkness. you see what he is saying now? he is saying that arm pits -- how does he get the gun out? he profiled a 17-year-old boy that had skittles. that is the crime he committed that evening. >> did de la rionda convince the jury that george zimmerman is guilty of murdering trayvon martin. martin savige was in the courtroom today, and martin, what was the reaction from that moment we just watched? >> yeah, erin, i went back in there again, because we're down to the final arguments in the presentation of the case, what was it? a year and a half. and i went down there to see what the reaction was, and the at times very dramatic presentation by bernie de la riond

i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, we begin with the breaking news. the city of detroit has officially filed for bankruptcy. it is the biggest city in this country ever to go under. now, in the filing, which i have been reading through this afternoon, detroit says its homicide rate is the highest in 40 years. 78,000 properties are abandoned. emergency vehicles regularly break down and aren't even able to help with fire or police problems, and nearly half of the streetlights in the city of detroit do not work. the filing means $17 billion in pension promises and debt could go down the drain. that leaves tens of thousands of workers and american investors empty handed. out front tonight, bill gross, he's the manager of the world's biggest mutual fund and the founder of pimco. bill, really good to see you. the white house just came out and reacted to the news from detroit. spokesperson for the president telling cnn, i'll quote him, the president and members of the president's senior team continue to closely monitor the situation in detroit. why does this

i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight we begin with the breaking news. new revelations and shocking revelations in the anthony weiner sexting scandal. in what can only be described as a stunning news conference. truly this is an incredible event that just happened in american politics, and i am not exaggerating here. anthony weiner walked out there from behind that cube with his wife, huma abedin at his side. he went before cameras just an hour ago to address allegations that appeared on the website. like i said, everyone, you cannot make this up, the dirty.com. this website had reported that weiner used an anonymous handle, carlos danger, to exchange sexually explicit photos and messages with a 22-year-old young woman for six months after his scandal, after he resigned from congress. i want to play for you weiner's statement. >> i have said that other texts and photos were likely to come out, and today they have. as i've said in the past, these things that i did were wrong and hurtful to my wife and caused us to go through many challenges in our marriag

where dogs like to sniff and hundreds have been found across the city mostly on park ridge drive and burnett avenue in upper market area. so far, police have not made any arrests. the f.b.i. is offering $100,000 reward in hopes of finding $1.2 million stole be from a plane at john f. kennedy last month part of a bank shipment transported on swiss air from switzerland to the new york federal reserve. when the jet arrives at john f. kennedy airport the money was gone. the f.b.i. believes it was an need job. you have heard the phrase it is hot enough to fry an egg, rangers want you to stop trying to see if it is true. they say it is stuff enough working in the hottest place on the planet without cleaning up the mess after people try to fry eggs in the park lot. this is a picture of the national park service on facebook, with the high in death valley 120 degrees and it home as record for the hottest temperature ever recorded, 134 degrees set 100 years ago today! >> i don't like to waste food. the idea of frying eggs on the pavement unless you eat it. not that hot here or not today. >> no fried e

. >> reporter: someone left these poisonous meatballs near burnett in the diamond heights neighborhood. dog owners and san francisco police also found them in twin peaks, covalley and hayes valley. >> they are ground beef meatballs with little red and green seeds in them, the toxins. >> reporter: oscar is one of two dogs who ate them yesterday and there may be another case. a dog has been throwing up for two days and is not eating. >> it's likely he ate some of it. >> reporter: we walked into diamond heights neighborhood so far haven't found any meatballs. neighbors picked them up but worry there could be more. >> it's terrible. it's completely heartless. >> keep them on a tight leash and make sure that i have my eyes on them. >> reporter: some of the meatballs have been sent to uc- davis for testing. vets remind neighbors if their dogs are having seizures, take them to the e.r. oscar is hanging on. >> he's a fighter. his mom is a fighter too. and so we have very high hopes that he is going to do okay. >> reporter: in san francisco, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> the symptoms include seizure,

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next and live from sanford, florida, dramatic testimony today in the george zimmerman murder trial. on the stand, zimmerman's best friend. also, the lead investigator in his case, and the medical examiner who describes zimmerman's wounds and trayvon martin's. >>> also, paula deen and the controversial defense she plans on using in her discrimination case. two words -- prop 8. >>> and then, the "n" word. it is a topic that is trending on twitter. how our cnn special last night literally got the world talking. let's go "outfront." >>> hi, everyone, nice to have you here. i'm ashleigh banfield in for erin burnett tonight. i'm coming to you live from sanford, florida. this, of course, the site of george zimmerman's second-degree murder trial. and "outfront" tonight, quite the pivotal day, because of crucial testimony from the medical examiner. is it the kind of testimony, though, that could damage george zimmerman's claims that trayvon martin slammed his head repeatedly into the sidewalk over and over and over again the night that he

important thing is to capture people's memories, to take people back to the day when they first saw carol burnette day when walter cronkite couldn't hardly finish his sentence in november 1963 when kennedy was shot. >> some 38 minutes ago. >> reporter: the tapes are being preserved and stored at the library's conservation campus. there are more than 3 million moving image items. there's johnny carson and ed sullivan and snippets of another era that are rarely seen in reruns. >> you've seen "i love lucy," but you haven't seen "i love lucy." >> reporter: what have i been missing? >> you missed the little characters at the beginning and you miss ricky and lucy breaking during commercial smoking a cigarette because the show was sponsored by a cigarette company. >> reporter: the old tapes that remain only play on machines from the same era, and now there's only one company left in the u.s. that maintains them. >> these are all tapes which we have completed. >> reporter: paul klamer oversees most of the video. >> most of this is from the '80s. >> reporter: preservationist bill rush says the videos ofte

let's go "out front." >>> good evening, everyone, i'm erin burnett. we begin "out front" with a developing story. anoth another major train crash, tonight in switzerland. you're looking at the picture. at least 40 people injured, 5 of them, we are aware, very seriously. two commuter trains collided headon before 7:00 p.m. the driver of one of the trains is still missing. but this is the third major transportation accident in europe in less than a week. 38 people were killed, 16 injured when a bus plunged nearly 100 feet down a steep ravine in southern italy late last night and the death count in the spain train crash, 79 killed and scored more injured. carl is out front on all of the developing stories. carl, what's the latest on the crash in switzerland tonight? >> reporter: erin, of course, night has fallen across the crash site there in switzerland, and the latest we're hearing is that firefighters and paramedics are still on the scene. we know that they've taken away 40 people who were injured there. five of those seriously. but we also understand

i'm erin burnett. is the zimmerman case finally case closed? so george zimmerman's lawyer said today that he's done. he's resting his case tomorrow. i mean, some people thought this trial would go on and on, but it has been anything but that. and there is a good chance that jur george zimmerman will never take the stand in his own defense. now this could be why. a noted pathologist took the stand today and said that according to how he has looked at the evidence it supports zimmerman's account of the night trayvon martin was shot and killed. >> it's my opinion the muzzle of the gun in this case was 2-4 inches away from the skin. so the barrel of the gun was against the clothing, the muzzle of the gun was against the clothing, but the clothing it self had to be 2-4 inches away from the body. at the time mr. martin was shot. this is consistent with mr. zimmerman's account. that he, that mr. martin, was over him leaning forward at the time he was shot. >> obviously if you're leaning forward the implication that you're on top because the clothes ar

i'm erin burnett. we're following two big stories, first, the president. president obama finally speaks out about trayvon martin and race. he did so in a 17-minute speech. and he did it without a teleprompter. he made it personal. >> there are very few african-american men in this country who haven't had the experience of being followed when they were shopping at a department store. that includes me. there are very few african-american men who haven't had the experience of walking across the street and hearing the locks click on the doors of cars. that happens to me. at least before i was a senator. there are very few african-americans who haven't had the experience of getting on an elevator and a woman clutching her purse nervously and holding her breath until she had a chance to get off. that happens often. >> all right. it was very personal. but it did take the president six days to speak following the verdict in the george zimmerman trial. when he finally did speak, he did it on a summer friday, without any warning. as in he knew not a lot of people wo

chopper 5 was overhead shortly after the leak was reported just before 9:45 this morning near burnett avenue and meridien park boulevard. a four-block area had to be evacuated. pg&e says the break on the 2" line was caused by a third party contractor. >>> investigators now confirm one of the three victims of the plane crash at sfo died from being run over by an emergency vehicle, not the crash. kpix 5's anne makovec reports, san francisco's fire chief is heartbroken by the news. >> devastating, heartbroken, there's -- there's -- there's not a lot of words to describe how badly we feel, how sorry we feel about it. >> reporter: fire chief joanne hayes-white on the confirmation her department feared that it was their truck that killed a teenager on the tarmac after asiana flight 214 crash-landed at sfo on july 6. three chinese students died. one of the bodies was found near the plane's left wing. the girl was on the ground covered in firefighting foam when she was run over by one, possibly two, of the department's advanced fire rescue vehicles. >> it was a difficult challenging scene. >>

burnett making the start for the pirates. tied after nine. they played on. the glove of kevin seaver. russell martin scores. pirates win both of their doubleheader. they're in fourth place in the n.l. central. >>> the bags are packed, i'm ready to go. so it was jake peavy. boston with tampa bay. seven players involved. three are making some noise. peavy to boston. detroit gets jose iglesias. he can step in at short if jhonny peralta gets suspended. and jorge garcia, nickname little miggy. >>> i'm little neily. have a good day. >> thanks, guys. >>> coming up next, it's "the pulse." no more excuses, guys. we're going to show you the manliest stroller ever. >> manly stroller? >> manly stroller. >>> and getting fit to 4g. why a smartphone company is putting out an exercise video for your phone. >>> time to check "the pulse." we begin with a serious effort to strengthen your thumbs. this comes from a british smartphone provider, 02. they're introducing thumb belt. >> you can see obvious "rocky" references are included. you have to love this scene with the chicken

police say dog owners around crestline drive and burnett avenue in the twin peaks and diamond heightsneighborhoods should be especially cautious. this is what the meatballs look like. a dog ate one of these cooked meatballs, got very sick and had to be taken to the vet. the owner and his neighbor found more meatballs and picked them up off the streets. police say they seem to contain a poisonous substance. tests are being run to figure out what's inside those meatballs. if you have any information, police call san francisco police. >>> redwood city police are asking for the public's help in finding a 13-year-old teenager who has autism missing since this morning. the teen's name is arthur. he's pt 58, 130 pounds, last seen at roosevelt and cleveland streets, right where the redwood city, menlo park border is. that was about 10:00 a.m. he hasn't been seen since. at the time of his disappearance, he was wearing a black long-sleeved jeans, and a san francisco 49ers hat with a red bill bs the one you're looking at. police say he has the mental capacity of a 5 to 7-year-old. >>> california

fantastic performance by bertie carvel as miss trunchbull, who makes miss hannigan look like carol burnett. terrific performance. >> thank you very much. >> and congratulations on your reviews. so let me ask you guys, i mean, you're all new to broadway. and you've just opened with one of the biggest shows of all time. can i just get your -- what was opening night like for you, tim? i mean, what's the experience like today reading these reviews? >> it's kind of... i think it's -- i find it very hard to take the whole moment in, i think, because it's so far beyond my expectations of what i've been doing with my life. and also, there's a... we feel sort of...

they were left on crestline and burnett streets in twin peaks. neighbors collected as many as they could find. >> that someone would try to poison an animal, it's pathetic. >> that's horrible. it's like hearing when, you know, for halloween, they put bad stuff in children's candy, kind of like the same thing. it's just horrible. >> the meatballs have now been sent to uc-davis for testing. vets say if you think your dog has been exposed, get them checked out immediately. >>> 4:37. and back to our weather forecast for the 4th of july holiday. >> can you believe it's the 4th of july? glad you guys are all dressed in your 4th of july colors. >> i did it yesterday. yesterday was red dress day. i know. >> that's all right. you guys still look good. >> thank you. >>> around the bay area today, we are seeing a couple of patches of fog. very interestingly, though, we have some of that monsoonal moisture sweeping in overhead bringing with it some thunderstorms across mendocino coast now sweeping onshore. that should move by here very shortly. then we'll be

the meet balls left on crest line and burnett street in twin peaks, neighbors collect as many of themthey can find. >> seems absurd that someone would try and poison an animal pathetic. >> it's horrible. it's like hearing when, you know, for halloween they put bad stuff in children's candy. it's kind of like the same thing. >> yeah. >> it's horrible. >> the meat balls they collected have now been taken to uc davis for testing. vets say if you think your dog has been exposed, please get him checked out immediately. the gold striker at california's great america is back. the park shut down its newest roller coaster after people in nearby buildings complained about all the screaming. as kiet do tells us, adjustments were made to muffle the noise. kiet. >> well, liz, there she is ready for one of the busiest days of the year tomorrow. if you're inside one of these sound tunnels, and this is not necessarily a bad thing, the sound echoes back and forth and makes it very intense. outside, not so much. >> does the new sound tunnel work? listen for yourself. it's a 70-foot enclosure built to c

important thing is to capture people's memories, to take people back to the day when they first saw carol burnettn her ear or the day when walter cronkite could hardly finish his sentence in november >> 1963 when kennedy was shot. >> some 38 minutes ago. go reporter: the tapes are being preserved and stored at the library's conservation campus. there are more than three million moving image items. there's johnny carson and ed hnnyivan and snippets of another ivan aat are rarely seen in reruns. >> you've seen i love lucy. seen iu haven't. >> reporter: what have i been missing? >> you miss rick and lucy breaking from if comedy to have their cigarette because the show was sponsored by a cigarette company. >> reporter: the library is able to digitize more than 500 tapes a week. the old tapes that remain only play on machines from the same era. now there's just one company left in the u.s. that maintains hatm. >> these are all tapes which we have completed. >> reporter: paul klamer oversees video preservation. >> the gentleman does most of the work on these heads is in hese80s now. that probably won't

. - ted burnett is an orange county prosecutor specializing in elder abuse. - the neglect is often caused because they want the money, and if they spend it on the elder, then the money won't be available when the elder finally passes, and you often even hear people say when you talk to them, "i was gonna get the money anyway, so that's why i took it early," when they take money, or when they're neglecting the person because they don't want to eat away at the inheritance. [telephone ringing] - adult protective services. good evening. michael speaking. - if you are worried about your next-door neighbor, worried about your aunt or your mother, you can call adult protective services regardless of where you are in the nation and say, "i am worried for these reasons." - have people tried to help her with this before? - we can't be afraid to make that phone call to social services or to law enforcement to report alleged abuse, because better to err on the side of caution and make that report and protect somebody and allow them to live a life of dignity than to bury our head in the sand and prete

pg & e says a contractor ruptured a 2-inch pipe around 2:30 in the morning near burnett avenue. the brake triggered evacuations and backed up traffic in a three block area. the problem was fixed by about 2:30 this afternoon. >>> the computer models are changing for your weekend forecast. i'll show you the highest temperatures you can expect in your city. >> a 5-year-old boy bitten by a rattlesnake. >> the bite marks were pretty far apart. >> reporter: the boy's innocent move and >>> a stabbing two years ago injured two teenager and put an end to summer in the park event. this was the scene where the event was held. tonight the music was playing once again in downtown san jose. the first time in two years. ktvu's maureen naylor live in san jose where there were some differences in san jose. >> reporter: the event just ended about an hour and a half ago. despite the changes people here seemed thrilled to have it back. the grammy award winning band oso matey took the stand for the return of muse muse -- music in the park. it seemed the thousands in the crowd couldn't be happier to

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burnett later told investigators, i didn't think about saying words, i just thought about not getting. the county attorney's office found the raid to be justified. 100 s.w.a.t.-style raids are conducted every single day according to a new book by radley balko. transforming the force from protect and serve to seeing civilians as enemies on their hometown battlefield, with me again is david sirota and joining "huffington post" and author of the new book "the rise of the warrior cop: the militarization of america's police forces". thanks for being with us radially. a question jthere has been a frightening up tick in the number of paramilitary forces over the past 20 years. in 199050% had a s.w.a.t. team and in 2005 the number has climbed to 80%. what is this all about? >> well, there are a lot of policies driving this trend, but, you know, without getting into the sentiment that is driving it is the war on drugs our policy makers declaring war on all kinds of things, like drugs, crime. so they set policies that are war like and that mentality filters down to police at the local level, wh

you enjoyed your 4th of july mixed tape here's what youmissed. [ music ] >> high rites pitcher aj burnetteds to lighten up for the rossen bag the back exploded for the second time. san francisco got their first case of twig mania. the cuban sensation races into the catch and dyingers have 2 out of 3 from the giants. and nba summer league in orlando. pacers big man plumle he e with the reverse but mason does him one better. the nets rookie with the spinmove and two-hand slam. keep that one in the playbook. orioles third baseman validating the spot on the all star team firing a strike from behind the coach's box. and nothing says true love by getting engaged in a raised white sox game. i wonder how the play by man hawk haroldson would react. >> look at that. >> you can't put it on the board-- you can put it on the board. yes. >> and she did say yes. >> thank goodness we have seen it go the other way. >> yeah. >> you have to be sure before you do that in front of 40,000 fans. >> if you are going to do that and they say no that's bad. >> you have to be sure she willbe okay. >> i see it when t

pg & e says a contractor ruptured a 2-inch pipe around 2:30 in the morning near burnett avenue. the brake triggered evacuations and backed up traffic in a three block area. the problem was fixed by about 2:30 this afternoon. >>> the computer models are changing for your weekend forecast. i'll show you the highest temperatures you can expect in your city. >> a 5-year-old boy bitten by a rattlesnake. >> the bite marks were pretty far apart. >> reporter: the boy's innocent move and the warning to parents tonight. >> crowd have returned for a san jose tradition. find out what's different this year after a little hiatus. mary gonzales had a cold, she also has asthma. so she sees her allergist who has a receptionist susan, who sees that she's due for a mammogram. mary has one that day. that's when she finds out she has a tumor. she has a successful surgery and because her health provider has an amazing connected system, she has her life. i don't know what you have but i have kaiser permanente. kaiser permanente. thrive >>> a stabbing two years ago injured two teenager and put an end t

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two dogs got very sick after eating meatballs that were left on crestline and burnett streets. uc-davis for testing. supposedly laced with arsenic >>> got your traffic and weather for the holiday coming up. ,, ,,,,,, >>> good morning. seeing delays through walnut creek even though an overturn accident just cleared all lanes back open southbound 680 approaching treat boulevard. there was a cement powder spill so maybe some activity off to the right hand shoal. that's why we're seeing slow sensors. outside here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights. no delay right now getting into san francisco. and once again no bart service this morning. that is traffic. for your forecast, here's lawrence. >>> happy 4th of july. if you are heading out a little monsoonal moisture sweeping across our skies. looking back toward the city of san francisco, looks like a very hot day again in some spots inland but we have seen a couple light showers even thunderstorms popping up over the north bay with some of the monsoonal clouds. temperatures back into the triple digits well

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let's go "out front." >>> good evening, everyone, i'm erin burnett.tory. anoth another major train crash, tonight in switzerland. you're looking at the picture. at least 40 people injured, 5 of them, we are aware, very seriously. two commuter trains collided headon before 7:00 p.m. the driver of one of the trains is still missing.

i'm erin burnett. tonight, a verdict for spy bradley manning. a military judge ruled the man