. >> driver, may i have california st., please? >> no problem. >> whenever the announcement system does not work properly and a driver does not call out the stops, and i'm totally lost as to where i am. the announcement system calls out the stops, but to help the customer, i caught the destination, transfer points, and requested stops. and it is the law. >> i use the p a system to make sure everyone on the bus here is my announcements. >> i have had both experiences with the loudness and the to stop for the announcements. you are never going to have it exactly balanced for every trip because your level of noise changes. the announcement system ranges from 1 to 10. 10 would be too loud, a little distorted. eight is a good number. not too loud, but loud enough for everyone to hear and understand what is going on. >> i think bus drivers might not be aware of the fact that if you let a visually impaired person off at the wrong stop, number one, they may be absolutely unfamiliar with the area they are in. >> the driver overshot the stoc

california. you have ties to st. mary's cathedral celebrating 40 years in 2011. >> i remember being a high school student. i was at st. joseph's high school. we were part of the choir in 1971. it was a wonderful memory. >> a beautiful picture of it. tell us about you. tell us a little story. >> alanine comes to california. it's really his country. he'd been a dominican pastor and then he ends up being a bishop to monterey and then he moves the bishop diocese up here to san francisco. this is where the action was in 1853. we have stories from the sisters of the holy family. he founded them. they just celebrated 100 years on that corner. 1914 right after the earthquake. 1911 was this time it was built up. alameda was -- he's out on awards and buggy in the east bay or something and the horse or donkey, whatever it was, wouldn't move. he gets out to push the horse, the horse takes off, and there is the archbishop stuck out in the middle of nowhere. i don't know what the current art bishop would do if a car died. he'd get

st. louis. >>> if you're watching us on 24 chico, california, remember independence day with an all-american pancakereakfast and a pie eating contest. that's a good combination. at the 46th annual fourth of july celebration at bidwell park. >> i'm already full. >> you get the full stacks, then blueberry pie. >> that's the way to do it. >>> here is a look at this morning's headlines. as expected this weekend, the new transformers films transformed the record books. taking over $97 million beating the 90-plus million debut. it also broke the fourth of july weekend record previously held by 2004's "spider-man 2." it set a record for imax releases. by the end of the fourth of july weekend "dark of o the moon" will have zoomed past $180 million. it added a whopping $210 million overseas. not bad. speaking of "pirates of the caribbean:some on stranger tides t ". it became the eighth movie ever to top $1 billion in worldwide ticket sales. in paris sunday, former members of the doors marked the 40th anniversary of the death of lead singer jim morrison, lighting candles at his grave. >>> can we talk about th

st. john is our slice of life. ♪ >> i grew up in san diego, california, which is unusual for an african-american with one leg with end up becoming a ski racer. >> voted one of the most inspirational women in america, 46-year-old bonnie st. john was born with a birth defect that stunted the growth in one of her legs and at 5 years old, doctors told her they would have to an tape. but had she was determined to have an ordinary life. it was a high school friend who introduced her to skiing. >> it is amazing because she's white, i'm black and she didn't see differences. she reached out and said, hey, you know, let's go skiing together. so it's -- it's amazing how somebody can change your life. i started skiing and found out there were a lot of other amputees who skied and raced, so this was my chance to really find out what i was made of and see if i could make the u.s. team. and so i really went for it. >> did she ever. bonnie made the paralympic team in 1984. >> i got to where i could see the finish line, i think i've made it i'm gonna win, and boom, that's when i fell on this bad spot on the ice. and, oh i was so

st. margaret's church in palm desert, california. former president george w. bush escorted former first lady nancy reagan in, followed by first lady michelle obama and former first ladies secretary of state hillary clinton and rosalynn carter. ford chose those who would eulogize her, even selecting the subjects for their talks. here's part of what rosalynn carter and abc correspondent cokie roberts had to say. >> betty you broke new ground in speaking out on women's issue, public disclosure with our own bout of breast cancer lifted the veil of secrecy of this disease. she used the influence of office of first lady to promote early detection in millions of women who are in her debt today. she was never afraid to speak the truth. even about the most sensitive subjects, including her own struggles with alcohol and pain killers. she got some criticism. i thought she was wonderful. and she gave to others every single day. >> they assigned me the daunting honor of speaking at her funeral. it will con as a surprise to montague that the assignment came with instructio

california. patchy fog at best. a little warmer. fairfield 79. st. helena 78.es that is warmer than clear lake and nevada. a lot of 70s mid to upper close to 80s. 68 berkeley. 72 hayward. 80 morgan hill. cupertino 76. and 76 woodside. mid 70s peninsula or lower 70s. and 60s on the coast and in san francisco could eke out a 70 toward the financial district. not much changed tuesday and wednesday. then it does look like high pressure kind of works its way back to the west. inland temperatures will warm up. >>> borders bookstores is moving toward liquidation. in the last few hour there is has been talks that they are in talks of a bookstore chain called books a million. if a deal is reached it's probably not enough to save the remaining 405 stores from being shut down. as it stands if there is no deal by tomorrow, borders would be lick question dated and 11,000 workers would lose their job. >>> dow is down 94 points. youthy is expected. you can blame debt worries. >>> harry potter's magic is more powerful than bat man and a band of pirates. the deathly hallows par

st. margaret's episcopal. a private funeral is set for thursday and michigan. coming >> up, the california highway patrol handed out tickets to drivers under a law that was designed to save lives. i will show you, after the break. phillips >> people beating badly with stanley roberts. >> this chp motor officer is looking for a particular traffic violator which appears in the form of a big rig. it is a law on the books for a couple of years to protect free waite workers. it is called the move over, slow down law. if you see flashing lights on the side of the freeway you should move over a lane or at least slowed down. wash this white pickup truck. in moves over, but the suv in friend does not. even while the officer is writing a ticket, watch how many drivers failed to move over or slow down. the driver claims he was unaware of the law. perhaps% no over or slowdown. remember, it is the law. in redwood city, stanley roberts, kron 4 news. >> ahead and sports, a home run derby to remember. product >> dominique strauss-kahn is not off the hook yet. authorities in the french are interviewing a w

st. mary's college. it's a recent trend for the mexican drug cartels to grow marijuana directly in california. >> the transportation of drugs across the border has become harder, so it makes it easier for them to set up shop already inside the country. >> she says northern california is one of the most popular spots for these drug cartels to operate. >> soil conditions and the environment is really favorable for growing very high quality marijuana. it is apparently the best in the world and it has one of the largest consumer bases as well. >> despite the recent drug raids in six northern california counties, santiago says that kind of enforcement doesn't work and she fears for communities near these types of pot groves. >> growing in moraga, which is in our backyard. it can get risky because you know, people may just be going about their business going to the park, going on a walk, and if they run into where some of this illegal activity is going on with people who are heavily armed and who will defend the areas where they are growing pot. yes, that would be really risky. >> in moraga, elizabeth cook, cbs 5. >> yea

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california and nevada. severe weather sweeps in with high winds and hail from the dakotas into denver, kansas city, st. louis and chicago, pop-up thunderstorms from the gulf coast and much of the southeast. >> and here are some temps from other cities. 91 in new orleans. 87 in miami. mostly 90s for the rest of the east coast. 80s from detroit to fargo, and dallas heats up to 103. phoenix coming in at 106. 95 in sacramento and 87 degrees in salt lake. >> coming up, netflix is heating up south of the border. details on the online movie rental company's largest expansion outside the u.s. >>> and the cheating scandal that is rocking the atlanta school system. the investigation shows it goes all the way to the top. ab >>> overseas markets are unsettled after portugal's debt rating was downgraded. tokyo's nikkei average topped 10,000 with 110 points. hong kong's hang seng is nearly as much. in london the ftse opened slightly higher. on wall street the dow lost 13 and the nasdaq index gained 10. >> gas prices, have they hit rock bottom? for this summer, yes, they have. gas is sitting down about 21 cents in th

california to remember betty ford. former first lady died of natural causes friday afternoon at the age of 93. memorial services at st. margaret's church had a private ceremony for family members. a second service for invited guests follows at 2:00. mrs. obama will be attending along with secretary of state hillary clinton. former bits bill clinton and george w. bush will be there, as well. >>> president obama and congressional leaders will sit down again this afternoon to try and reach an agreement on raising the debt ceiling, 90 minute meeting showed no sign of progress. they say it will be an everyday affair until there is an agreement. >>> the stalemate over the deficit continues. today president obama sits down with deeply divided congressional leaders. he gave them a homework assignment. come back to the white house with a plan that increases the total deficit reduction from 1.7 fpld to $2.4 trillion. that could give republicans on board tax increases are not part of the deal. he ruled out a temporary measure. the president is working for a bigger deal, $4 trillion in spending cuts and tax increases over the ne

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st. margaret's episcopal church in palm desert, california. the second in grand rapids, michigan. mrs.ord presidential museum in grand rapids. >>> did you see this? the yankees' derek jeter going deep. and the hometown crowd goes nuts. derek jeter enters the history books in style. with a home run to left field. and look at his teammates, they celebrated the milestone at home plate with him. derek jeter came out of the dug out for several curtain calls. believe it or not, he's the first yankee and the only player in history, the 28th one, to make 3,000 hits, the guy who caught the ball is christian lopez. and he gave it back to jeter. i don't know if he had a choice. don't want to get yankee fans mad. but he gave it back to derek jeter. >> we're going to give awe forecast. dramatic moment for jeter, dramatic weather for you, possibly strong thunderstorms that could develop across parts of the midwest and central plains that may exist for about an hour or so, up to three hours this afternoon. kind of a short-term event. the heat wave we've been experiencing across much of the nation is

the heaviest rain into portions of southern california avert county and southern portions of saint marries county or actually in st. mary's county, the northern sections and southern portions of charles. that area will continue to get hit over the next half hour or so. and because of that, they've just issued a flash flood warning for that area until 9:30. that includes charles county, calvert county, and st. mary's county. once again, as a flash flood warning until 9:30 there. now, earlier it was up towards frederick, maryland that we were dealing with the flash flooding. take a look at some video. this is home video now of some flooding in that area. this is right in downtown, numerous streets around the downtown area had been flooded. you can see the water just rushing right through the downtown, and people doing exactly what we tell you not to do sometimes. do not drive through flooded roadways. you just don't know how deep it is, and your car can easily get stuck. there was reports of -- we did hear reports of people having to be rescued from those cars as the rain moved through and the flooding was taking pl

communities across the country to rochester new york and berkeley california to make matters worse that same falcon of the fall of 1901 the corner of st. louis announced his verdict in the cases of 13 school children of that city who would buy a tetanus after taking the antitoxin a new life saving measure mostly for children the coroner says the board had used antitoxin taken from a horse antitoxins made in horses they were taken. [inaudible] camden and st. louis created the public confidence vaccine at the worst moment, the height of the national smallpox epidemic. but here's the point, this crisis pointed out the fundamental contradiction of american public health law at the turn of the 21st century. the government could order the public to get vaccinated, whether they wanted to or not. but they knew absolutely nothing to ensure the vaccine used in the process were saved. the crisis in flint the already widespread compositions of the compulsory vaccinations during the smallpox epidemics in the period and let us say there are many groups that have their own reason for the compulsory vaccination across-the-board workers worked with th

service are going to be held for the california psychiatrist that was killed in a crash with a shuttle bus and a big rig the funeral mass will be at 10:00 a.m. today at stagnes catholic church during was held their last night this is pictures of this scene that killed at mack. machen 15 other people are riding a shuttle when the shuttle collided with a big rig heading north on octavia boulevard mac was ejected and landed under the big red witnesses at the scene said of the shuttle bus may have run a red light the crashes out still under investigation. >> but army psychiatrist is to be arraigned in military court today this is his first courtroom appearance he will face the death penalty he is charged with 13 counts of premeditated murder it is not clear if he will enter a plea today he cannot plead guilty in a death penalty case bear in >> 621 is the time right now. there are differing reports every day where is casey anthony. address a spectacular trial that was televised and her release from jail on sunday and since then she has not been same her attorneys say the reports of her being spotted in orlando are not true >> that is not proper that i can co

california. to make matters much worse, that same fall, the fall of 1901, the corner of st. louis announced his verdict in the cases of 13 schoolchildren of that city who had died of tetanus after taking the diphtheria anti-bacteria. a new life saving measure used for school children. the corner said the city health board hedges antitoxin taking from a horse, antitoxin forget there was made in horses, taken from the horse infected with tetanus. a horse called jim. the tragedy that camden and st. louis created a crisis of public confidence in vaccines at the very worst moment, at the height of a national smallpox epidemic. but here's the point to mull over. this crisis pointed out the fundamental contradiction of american public health law at the turn of the 20th century. the government could order the public to get vaccinated whether they wanted to or not, but did absolutely nothing to ensure that the vaccines used in the process were safe or effective. the crisis inflamed the already widespread public opposition to compulsory vaccination during the smallpox epidemic in a pe

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california to remember betty ford. she died of also on friday at the age of 93. memorial services at st.t's episcopal church begins with a private ceremony. second service for dignitaries follows at 2:00. mrs. obama will be along with hillary clinton, nancy reagan and rosalind carter. a public memorial service will begin about 5:00 this evening. >> news about salt. cdc found that those of high risk of high blood pressure may be those that eat too little potassium. researchers think potassium rich foods, bananas broccoli and spinach may help neutralize the effects of sodium. >> two separate investigations around the bart station shooting. >> amy hollyfield is live at bart headquarters with the latest. >> reporter: there are two new layers of accountability in place here at bart police, there is a citizen review board and new independent police auditor. they will start looking into this officer-involved shooting. they were put in place after the 2009 shooting of oscar grant who was shot in the back. they will have some angry protestors and public outrage to answer to. protestors angrily an

st. louis. one way to cool off, check out this report from an i-reporter out of california.boat show out there. and this is what's called the jet-lev, a levitation device, a jet pack that uses water,ali, as its propulsion system. costs about $100,000. i know you'll be out there shortly. it's kind of georgette son meets jacques cousteau. >> $100,000? >> small potatoes for you, come on, reach into the pocket. >> i was into this, waiting for you to tell me how much it costs. $100,000? i think i'll wait for everybody else to get one. >> i'm sure you'll get at least one. >> that's very cool, though. rob, good to see you, catch up with you in ten minutes. >> sounds good. >>> before we go, today's word of the day. you have to know, schadenfreude. >>> now back to our word of the day. schadenfreude. according to miriam webster it means, enjoyment obtained from the troubles of others. this is from the "wall street journal." "the schadenfreude is so thick you can't cut it with a chainsaw." the "wall street journal" is one of rupert murdock's publications. they used the word in an artic

st. >> of course not. >> why not? >> that's the problem. you don't put a face to an issue. you dehumanize people by saying illegal immigrant. >> state senators passed ab130 today, part of the california act. governor brown is expected to sign it. the new law would allow students collect privately funded scholarships, including those students in the country illegally. and senate minority leader says he voted against it because he says it gives undocumented students false hope that they will be able to get a job after graduation. >> there are 25,000 undocumented college students in california. >> a lot of the students didn't mean graduating versus not graduating. >> there may be some parents watching and say this student is taking money that should be going to my son or daughter who is an american citizen. >> uh-huh. i would really honestly say i am not taking anything. if someone gets a scholarship, it's most likely because they have been chosen to receive that scholarship. >> anna says once it goes into effect, she'll likely be able to go on to san jose state or uc merced where she has been accepted. >> this is my situation. i didn't ask for it, i want to make it better. i really lov

california. she was remembered as a first lady who made a big impact on women in all walks of life. karen brown reports. >> reporter: the body of former first lady betty ford lay in repose at stch. the public was invited to view the casket and sign a guest book. >> a great first lady, a great american, a great wife. ♪ >> reporter: the funeral for mrs. ford brought together republicans and democrats alike, including four first ladies, past and present. rosalind carter recalled her battle with breast cancer. >> she used influence of the office of first lady to promote early detection and millions of women are in her debt today. >> as is customary, mrs. ford planned her own funeral and chose who would speak. among her instructions, they were to celebrate the power of friendship over political differences. mrs. ford was not only remembered as a first lady but as the founder of the renowned treatment center that bears her name. >> we listened to you tell stories about your own feelings. we felt close to you for that. >> reporter: a second funeral will be held thursday in grand rapids, michigan. betty ford will be laid to rest beside her husband at the gerald ford presidential muse

. >> we don't have a plane fast enough to get me back from california to the white house, and the thing is the day before, thursday, was st. patrick's day. and we had a lunch here in the rayburn room with the president, the vice president, the speaker. i shook hands with the president, vice president. and no mention was made of libya. he could have said i'd like to have a meeting tomorrow morning in the white house. i would have stayed. >> reporter: it's a war that rarely gets mentioned by the white house or here in the halls of the pentagon, but as secretary gates said, the u.s. taxpayer is paying 75% of nato's operating costs and is that's a lot of money at this time of all this debt crisis talks. jenna: something to think about for sure. jennifer griffin at the pentagon, thank you so much. jon: some crime-fighting technology for the future raising privacy concerns right now. we're talking about a new facial recognition device. dozens of law enforcement agencies nationwide are about to start using this thing as early as september. the device is attached to iphones allowing officers to take pictures of people's faces, ev

st. louis, missouri struggle to an arrest a man. sheas suspect odd ever leading officers through a high-speed chase. >>> as of today it's the law. all california homeowners must have a carbon monoxide detector installed in their homes. one has seen an increase in sales. in fact it's completely sold out of one item. owners of rentals and apartment buildings still have until 2013 to comply with that new law. >>> 6:26. an oakland dance troop gave an inspiring performance last night on a hit tv show you think you can dance. they are dancers with oakland's access dance company. it's one of only five companies in the whole country to integrate disabled dancers. they cofounded the access dance company back in the 1980s. >> i wanted to go to broadway when i grew up and then i had a dune buggy accident and broke my neck. >> she says she hopes last nights performance lets anybody out there know dance can be a part of their lives as well. >>> beginning today you can cross stan's justin her -- cross justin herman's plaza. it's a 680 feet trip across the plaza. zip line will be offered all summer opinion it costs $29. >>> there is golden gate for eu servic

california beekeeper randy oliver-- still in business-- had it happen to his hives. >> with colony collapse, it's very sudden. where y see the colony st kind of teetering still full of bees, then boom, overnight, all the bees are gone. >> reporter: the die-off and the publicity it generated has spurred a flurry of activity. here at the university of california at davis, the bee research program has been revived. these scientists are trying to find ways to improve health of the bees, partly by changing what they eat, partly by selective breeding of healthier, disease-resistant bees. a new garden of bee-friendly plants has been planted at davis courtesy of an ice cream manufacturer, whose business depends on fruits pollinated by honey bees, and who is funding research. eric mussen has been the university's extension apiculturist throughout the colony collapse crisis. >> we have found small scale >> reporter: mussen is frustrated that the disease is still rampant, though not for all beekeepers. >> we really don't seem to have accomplished a whole lot because we're still losing on average of approximately 30% or more of our colonies each

some scattered showers for possibly parts of southern california and to the ohio valley, look for the chance of rain, same deal in spots like stnsas city. in terms of your heat there's a lot of it. a high of 95 in albuquerque, isn't too much of a surprise for el paso, 101 dallas, 88 kansas city, 92 in washington, d.c., 94 in atlanta and 94 in salt lake city. some of your highs yesterday, austin, texas, 102, mercy me, hattiesburg, 100, joplin missouri, triple digits same deal in port author and beaumont. enjoy your fourth of july. kick it back to you. >> quick question, reynolds. we know when the sun comes up on the west coast there, the u.s. navy's helping the mexican coast guard with this rescue. what kind of weather are they looking for? >> it's going to be another warm day for them when they get things started in the morning not bad, but the issue strong southeasterly fetch. chop yes conditions in the water. i'm sure the navy could handle it. >> the update is 37 rescued, six are being sought and one has been confirmed dead. reynolds, thanks very much. we'll check in with you. >>> coming up on "american morning," what is bei

st. louis. >> also a shoutout? >> my wife, cheryl, my daughters in ft. campbell. hello, i love you. can't wait to see you. my sister, amy and my mother and brother, robert, in californiar wife is already here. you don't have to give a shoutout to her but you can if you want. >> adrian, and my aunt and my cousin, kimberly and jessica, i love all y'all. can't wait to see you. >> reporter: i wish we could give all the guys out there an opportunity to speak to their families. if you're watching out there, they're here, they're safe, doing a great job and happy fourth of july to you all. >> jason, i remember you telling me months ago that you wanted to follow these guys all the way to afghanistan. you did it. what's the biggest change you've seen in the gentlemen to your right from the very beginning when they were getting ready to go to afghanistan to right now, boots on the ground? >> the biggest change that i have seen is just you do see how it wears on them. you also see this resilience. to me, it's incredible to see them out there. up in the early hours, we're going to go on a mission after we're done with all this. it's amazing to see how tough these guys all are. th

st. louis. >> all right. also a shoutout. >> my wife cheryl, my daughters in ft. campbell, hello, i love you, can't wait to see you. and my sister amy, and my mother and brother in californialready here. >> i'd like to say hi to my family back home. adrian, kathy and my aunt and cousin. i love all of you all, i can't wait to see you. >> wish we could give all the guys back here an opportunity to speak to their families. any of you watching you see a familiar face, they're here right now, they're safe. they're doing a good job, and happy fourth of july to all. >>> coming up next, how far wot feds go to catch a suspected serial killer? >>> here in the midwest, several young girls went missing. some were found murdered. others were never found at all. >> brooke baldwin went inside a chilling world to find out the plan is dangerous, daring and includes sending a convicted drug dealer inside prison to get answers from the man man. at bayer, we're re-inventing aspirin for pain relief. with new extra-strength bayer advanced aspirin. it has microparticles, enters the bloodstream faster and rushes relief to the site of pain. it's clinically proven to relieve pain twice as fast. new