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c. c c c c c. c . coming from last few days here in central moscow twenty four hours a day this is our top stories now the fighting flames some of russia's wild fire and now under control but all this is still spreading claiming lives and homes. confession extortion guantanamo bay's youngest prisoner detained just fifteen is facing military trial for crimes he says he was tortured into admitting he's the first from the u.s. prison camp in cuba to be tried since barack obama took office. plus big brother is watching you european union's plans for stall surveillance systems on airplanes and british human rights campaigners for violating privacy. rules for the freedom denied us prisoners have been granted parole the decision overturned victim to political and. let me back with more news for us in half an hour from now in the meantime we travel to the caucuses to explore the beauty of the north national nature reserve that's in our special report coming up next on. among the snowy peaks gorges rocks of the

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(laughter) issues tired shows the back on the mortgage notes at a pullout as well. >> she's an you're talking about me. >> this is a feat that has rarely been seen on live television but we will watch at the amount the board watched carefully. >> on your board and around. good girl. >> the lessons here it's cute as the dickens but the real thing is about rescue dogs. >> she was from the main society and we have come back to support their annual summer wine and music festival of the fund- raiser for the facility to help us take care of animals. >> q talk about how every rescue dog is all potential. >> abbey is amazing because we've done a lot through sports but all rescue dogs have the potential to amaze and surprise people when you get a dog don't be discouraged if they need help because as you can see they turn out to be made it amazing creatures. >> abbey is about as sweet as a dog as i've ever seen she's a sweetheart. today you can meet at the issue bringing it to this event? >> get she is bringing me and i'll help her take pictures. >> today from 1-6:00 p.m. in my it humane society silicon valley milpitas. abbey you are than the earliest dog i ever met. >> how would you describe abbey. >> will we shoot down the way of which out cowabunga. >> cowabunga we will be right back. @@sr live from the bay area new station this is kron 4 morning news. >> 830 taking a look outside this morning at san jose they too are looking at some fog and the morning weather. >> let's check out what the day's going to look like the rest of the day. >> good sunday morning to you latinize whether to talk about tempters not too hot miles to warm warmest place is getting into the days readings below average with mostly sunny skies san francisco just managing low 60s in san jose topping out mid to upper '70s for this afternoon the fog coming back again for this evening around the rest of the bay area is mostly sucks on a sky 80 santa rosa, pair of field 84, antioch of tnt 89 this morning. madam vie mountain vie >> our wrongs for ministry says they should stand trial for illegally crossing the borders on saturday people across the country held rallies demanding their release. some of the video from washington this weekend marked one year since shame ours sarah and josh were detained by authorities dahlin reports from the san francisco rallied. >> they chanted for hikers freedom about 50 demonstrators marched through the mission district demanding the release of the three graduates. or call in for their freedom. many are friends of them. the three former bay area residents are accused of being spies. these demonstrators say it's been a tough year and a tougher year for their friends locked up in iran. >> the difficulty is we don't know what they're going through we don't have information. they even have less information about >> their own >> she finds it ironic that her childhood friend is jailed in a country that she escaped from. >> is so huge and the fact that nobody in my second grade class would be my friend except for sarah i remember was crying because i didn't know what the teacher was asking me to today and that's house ceremony and that's she said will you be my best friend. >> she said she will do whatever it takes to help her friend and the two other hikers. >> i know they will be released but for their mental and physical state it happens quickly. >> fire occurs in southern california hope to gain more judeo. kron 4 is ready, >> this is a shot of the fire of u.s. firefighter is intentionally setting a backfire to keep flames away from homes. the next total deputies believe this flames devoured parts of elizabeth lake road. this is to have to be where another wildfire has been burning if you look closely you can see a bulldozer pushing the trade being consumed by flames. this one was snapped in the same location. add tier and her fawn are the burned out canyon where residents were evacuated and 22 homes were destroyed. this plane is dropping fire retardant where yet another wild fire was sparked saturday morning. so far a dozen acres have burned while talking to the media friday gov. schwarzenegger emphasize that although we are in a budget crisis protecting the public is a priority. >> even though there is a budget crunch everyone should be assured we have the money always available to fight those fires for any disasters that happen in california. public safety is number one party. >> rigid and more kron 4 news to >> ac transit drivers will have to wait till monday to find out whether they will have to continue working under contract imposed by the agency. ac transit officials accuse them of participating in six notes forcing cancellation some bus delays. the union says workers should be able to work under their old contract which drivers prefer until they come to an agreement with the agency. >> drivers commuting have their own age to be lame. drivers to sign up for fast-track account will get its $10 to hold credit to use on the ice 680 express lane that is set to open next month. only solo motorists will be required to pay the toll car pulls some hybrid vehicles and transit vehicles and motorcycles will continue to have free access to that line. the credit cannot be used towards bridge tolls for more information call or visit participating businesses. >> everyone is wondering how much did this wedding cost. we are having the latest hedgers of the big wedding of chelsea clinton. what she warm water parents had to say. coming up. >> we know what she wore a wedding dress. >> very foggy site not too much traffic will bear it authorities looking for three convicted murderers who escaped from the state prison. officials say the trio was last seen wearing orange jumpsuits. they escaped friday by cutting all will throw thousands. that's in golden valley arizona 8 they kidnap to truck drivers and use the big grid to get away. the drivers were released on market police say this woman helped them escape. >> it's all over but the cleanup chest chelsea clinton is the missus. after months of speculation this is one of the few but those made public after the ideas. so we get to see the address its design by their way. she'd married her longtime boyfriend in a time back new york at an exclusive the state. >> the official photos day of pure happy and relaxed as does the clintons. spectacular outdoor ceremony happened at since ansett overlooking the hudson river. if you look closely at the border grabs you pick up other details like cascading crumples down in front of the downed it was designed by a beer wagon sparkles around the waist and some sort of the belt or sash around the down. the gown worn by mrs. clinton appears to be burgundy in color designed by oscar de la renta and it was interfaith the groom is jewish and chelsea is methodist appeared after this that i do is they're released a statement the red we watch with great pride and overwhelming emotion as charles c mark wet in a beautiful ceremony. we could not have passed for more perfect day. in the end of the couple got what were they after privacy. for the most part. and a dream wedding. runback n.y.. >> up for six figures to $5 million people were speculating. >> to was there diamides ok. >> house speaker staying far away from the fraud investigation will have that coming up. >> a lot look at the toll plaza looks gloomy all their we will check on your forecast coming looks gloomy all their we will check on your forecast coming up. a live look outside you can see the bay bridge in the background shrouded in the dog at least part of it anyway. >> yes seeing is the operative word. >> good sunday morning and i stay on the way today beaches well cloudy skies and cool just like it has been for the rest of the bay area sunshine this afternoon ratings topping out in the '60s-'70s bayside. today we have the fog this morning and the sunshine typical summertime weather here. pour tomorrow more of the

c- section in the near future. the figures have consequences years later. since many doctors say once a c- section always a c-section. they suggest a link between chemically induced labor and highier likelihood of a c- section. women's whose labor was induced had a c> coming up, how a post on facebook landed one juror in big trouble. >>> san francisco is trying to bring a billion dollar boat ramp to the bay. we'll tell you what the city is doing coming up. >>> now that includes talking on facebook or other social networking sites. technology is changing so rapidly and the courts are trying to play catchup. for jurors who don't listen and talk about a case online they could find themselves in real trouble. we have a case and point. we are live tonight in south bay with the report. >> reporter: this is problem for courtrooms around the area and the bay area a. judge hopes one woman's recent post about a trial on facebook will be a lesson for others. facebook user let's you they what's on your mind. the judge says the answer should be nothing. >> it is common knowledge. don't talk about what happens in the courtroom. >> reporter: in the suburb of detroit is a judge removed a woman after a trial. going to be fun to tell the defendant they are guilty.

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