warming up on the hard courts including in new haven haven where three time defending champion carolyn it was not he made it to the semi's well in the sea it was knocked out of the eight seeded russian who had a right old tussle with late night he had to concede three sets though going down in the first set six four that's why it's here old them nab the second six three after a couple of hours or a break. to save the game in the decider of though taking it by six games to two bent it should weights the chinese player in the semifinals. well number one caroline was not key faced american priest in mackay who was playing on her second quarter final on the w.t. tour seven five six three this school manning the danish. francesca schiavone in the seventies aiming for a fourth title in a row in connect with the. end goal of harrison fraser has plenty to look forward to despite gloomy weather forecast of the first event of the fed explain barclays by the american benefited from an early start to finish as clubhouse leader despite rain interruptions on the opening day just over half of the partic

obviously warming up on the hard courts including in new haven where three times a family champion carolyn it was not he made it to the semi's well in the specific of a chunk of our was knocked out the russian had a right all done so with a little night he had to concede in three sets though going down in the first set six all that science here all them and they have the second six three after a couple of hours or a break now with them to save the game in the decider girl taking it by six games to two then for the chip. it's the chinese player in the semifinals. well number one carolyn was not key faced american priest in what he was playing on her second quarter final on the w.t. tour seven five six three in the school manning the danish. francesca schiavone so he's aiming for a fourth title in a row in connection with the end of harrison fraser has plenty to look forward to despite gloomy weather forecast and the first event of the fed ex play offs of barclays by the american benefited from an early start to finish as clubhouse leader despite rain interruptions on the opening scene just ove

be event will now be aiming for his first ever to her title after four runner up and for its previously. carolyn was that it will be going for a fourth consecutive title a new haven check called a far better to the colts go to so play is standing in her way now world number one was that he faced third seed and lost as friendship with women francesca schiavone in the semi's the telling started off well taking a fool to lead but there's no key poise allowed her to fly back and win it all the time break she had an easier time of things in the second given not just two games sunday's final appeal university will be her last preparation ahead of next week's use open. check surprised by could call scott next stuff that she overcame second seed the chinese play a big favorite for the match going down sixty in the first said but she managed a second and come back seven five. check all of my i had the edge of the decider a lone star one time break needed for this one of the match wrapped up with a lengthy i break with surprised by bitch called the bench and blaming it eleven lying to reach the w.t. final

. >> i'm carolyn johnson. it has been going on all day long. >> and now well into the night. the standoff brought traffic on the richmond san rafael bridge to a stand still. drivers are still being forced to detour around a one-mile section of 580 that is still closed in san rafael. we start our coverage with abc7's alan wang who is live at the hotel tonight. alan, what an inconvenience to so many people. >> reporter: dan and carolyn, we are in the 14th hour of this standoff here at the extended stay deluxe hotel in san rafael. witnesses tell us that the man is heavily armed, and some of them were still very frazzeled when we spoke with them this evening. >> i was freaked out. i thought, please get me out of here, god. i was praying to get me out. >> she was just two doors down from the suspect's room when she heard the gunshots. then a swarm of heavily-armed s.w.a.t members swarmed the extended stay hotel around 8:30 this morning. >> there was gunshot, and then there was a long period of time, like 40 minutes where there was nothing. and then two shots. >> police say the man

it happen. and a gourmet finds an experiment turnsúd >>> welcome back. a new device being developed in the bay area could detect potential deadly stroke in a matter of minutes. carolynjohnson reports it's mostly associated with the navy. >> there is nothing wrong with her. but the engineer might hear it first. >> you can see how the signals got disrupted. that is how sensitive they. >> the head they are set they ag is a scanning device, it's based on technology based on sonar. they are testing pressure waves delivered to the skull. >> we're measuring the slight variation on part of the major pulse signal and that includes details how an aneurysm may wiggle or wobble. >> this is the start-up company and he says the sensitive device is sensitive enough to pinpoint strokes. >> our system is fast. it can get a diagnosis in something under 90 seconds. >> after settling on the sonar principle he turned to decades from the navy and decades of experience. >> it expands the vessels a sends out a pressure wave through the fluid, through the skill and we pick up the pulse wave. >> they detected the application at clinical trials african-american that research was completed, th

it's carolyn. is it carolyn from wisconsin? yeah, she's just kind of working the ipad.can you hear me? is there a camera anywhere near you? i want to know why is there a camel? why, why is there a camel in times square? >> here we go the tease of all-time. america, at some point in the next hour, i'm going to be riding a camel. [ cheers and applause ] >> who knew? >> oh, yeah. but i'm going to make you earn it. you got to stick around. it's going to happen sometime in the next hour. >> okay. all right. >> i know i'll stick around. >> i'm not kidding. there is a camel in times square. let's get to the boards. we're having the best time in television and in my ear all i hear from the bosses we've got to go. to the boards. we want to talk about things going on. a live shot from houston. and right into the houston five-day. here's some encouraging news for houston, as the temperature below the 100-degree mark but still stays into the 90s. so, take a look at friday into saturday and sunday dropping into the 90s. we see a series of cold fronts coming down that could actually

it. and... and carolyn's story really is an honest depiction of that... the struggle for identity. purpose. aning. it resonated with me very deeply. >> rose: the struggle for purpose, identity and meaning? >> listen, i'm going to hone in on it. (laughs) the spiritual path in my experience of it involves so much more than just, like, going to the bookstore and getting a self-help book and browsing through it on weekends. and this woman to struggled to definal her conceptualized god to her. her question, what does it mean to be holy, what does holiness mean for me? what does it mean to me to have a healthy soul, a well-equipped soul, a successful soul. these are big questions that challenged me in... it was odd terrain and i loved that challenge. >> rose: did the directing come easy? >> yes. easily enough. i was pregnant the whole time. >> rose: but early pregnancy. >> early pregnancy. well, second trimester. >> rose: oh, second. and the editing was magical? hard? >> all of it. that's where you make your mark as a director. >> rose: in the editing room. >> in the editing room. that's where you

last year it was $3 billion. carolynention that studies have shown over and over again that was always -- that whistleblowers are incredibly effective. some 5000 corporations world wide showed that whistle- blowers cashmore internal fraud and law enforcement, officers and compliance officers combined. surely you will hear from kristin, -- shortly, you will hear from kristin, was fought waste of taxpayer dollars, but there are other examples. the national taxpayers union strongly supports a whistle- blower protection, along with other ngo's from across the ideological spectrum. it is also why we are very dismayed that right now, the proposed budget for fiscal year 2012 has a nonsensical proposed cut of about $2 million for the office of special counsel. we think that is the wrong way to begin to heal the agency and restore it. it is the wrong way to save taxpayer dollars. i am convinced every dollar we put into the office of special counsel will apply the taxpayer dollars that we can -- will multiply the taxpayer dollars

coming into the city is taking an hour to make that journey west into marin. >> it's just a mess for hours. abc 7's carolynmore with the standoff and the result that it caused. >> you know it's not every day you see an armored personnel carrier driving down a quiet street in san rafael. but we've seen that today. and much more for the past eight hours there has been a massive show of force with officers from around the bay area arriving here on the scene. around:30 this morning, san rafael detective arrived at the extended stay deluxe hotel to arrest a suspect. >> he's a suspect in -- a shop lift that happened at united market a few days ago. he was fleeing is and stabbed an employee. >> instead of going peacefully, he barricaded himself inside of his second floor hotel. telling police he was armed, and had his girlfriend with him. it's not clear if she's a hostage. the situation escalated when the man fired

carolyn. oakland police, however, not giving us the details in the arrest of two men here. but they believe it was a strong lead that lead them here in connection with the drive by shooting death of three-year-old carlos nava. the pittsburgh apartment resident says 10 to 15 oakland cops surrounded the apartment on pheasant drive. >> we had one cop over here and then one posted about five cars down and they had cop cars and people behind the building telling us to stay in. they all had their weapons drawn and they brought out the k-9 actually and i heard them asking for the k-9. >> reporter: neighbors say there is heavy foot traffic here day and night. police ran a check on a possible suspect vehicle in the drive by shooting death of three-year-old carlos nava. at least two people were arrested here. back in oakland, an outraged community came out to pay tribute to the little boy known as carlito. he was caught in the cross fire while picking up a pizza with his mother in broad daylight on international and 64th avenue. people were insensed, especially those who witnessed it. >> we just hide. i

carolyn. if you want beach weather it is coming. but you have to wait a couple daisy. we cool it down first. today high pressure of 92 in antioch did. got up to 89 in concord so a warm day there. 87 in fairfield. low to mid 90's tl around these situation. 81 for novato. santa rose. sunny skies 85 degrees and even the coast marine layer for quite speed limit time this morning finally saw the sun with clear skies temperatures were in the mid 60's. clear sky have gone away as you look from the high definition mount thams camera. see the fog and low clouds started to return. mainly around the coast and near the bay.so san francisco half man bay same with oakland and hayward. a little the coast we have temperatures in the 50's. pretty much everyone in this room. a patchy low clouds net. cooler inland through wednesday and sharply warmer start to some tomorrow. see the warmest weather along the coast line and we are going to enjoy it as we head out tonight. look for the clouds to really remain locally inlan inland. not going very fast. coastal areas see the clouds filling in so rate now san franci

its previously. made while carolyn was not here will be going for a fourth consecutive title a new haven check called thought better of course that so play is standing in her way now world number one was that he faced third seed in last year's french open winner francesca schiavone in the semi's italian started off well taking a fool to lead but there's no key points allowed her to fight back and win it on a tie break she had an easier time of things in the second given not just two games sunday's final appeal university will be her last preparation ahead of next week's use open. track surprised record should cost up next after she became second steve ilene are the chinese play a big favorite color match going down six doing in the first third but she managed the second side can back several thought i. thought i had the edge of the decider a lone star going to break needed for this one the match wrapped up with a lengthy i break with surprised by richard called eventually claiming it's eleven mind to reach the w.t. final. now it's occurred we're going to football's preseason super bowl champions gree

it's not as noticeable. people are living on the streets there as well, not outdoors, but in cars, camper and advances. carolyn this morning's assignment 7 report. >> it's summertime and the rvs are lined up along this street below the great highway across from san francisco's ocean beach. but these aren't vacation campers. they are people like this man, whose vehicle is his home. >> i've been living in this city all my life. how i live and where i live is none of your business. >> he's arguing with john, who heads up the neighborhood watch. his group has had enough of this encampment. sometimes as many as 20 rvs park on a two-block stretch. >> not everyone in the vehicles are a problem, but we have a fair number in a group this large that do have issues and we have a lot of public drinking, public intoxication, drug use, sales. found used needles outside the rvs. and this is where we walk, this is are our children walk. >> some of them come up and get their sewage and dump it into our sewer system, as well as some of them urinate in the park and defecate, as well. i have pictures to prove that. >> police say

it. "abc 7 newewewewewewewewewewewew >>> good evening, i'm carolyn carolyn johnson. >> i'm dan ash. >> i a pregnant woman was mauled by her own pet. >> her must made the discovery. pit bull standing over his wife's body. she was killed inside their home in pacifica. lilian kim is live in pacifica for us tonight. >> reporter: this attack is puzzling to neighbors. they never noticed anything unusual with the couple's dog. >> police arrived at the home after getting a 911 call from the victim's husband. >> when they arrived they found the victim regulate in her own front living room. she was not breathing. she was unresponsive and major trauma to her upper body. the husband stated when he got home he found his wife with the pit bull hovering over her. >> they owned two pit bulls. the unneutered pit is believed to be responsible for killing her. the dog escaped from the backyard but the officers shot it. >> the last thing we didn't want it to get out to be loose in the neighborhood. as soon as the dog got out of the backyard the decision was immediately made to put the dog down. the dog was

it's celebrating an important anniversary today. abc 7 joins us live from concord with that story. laura? >> high, carolyn. the party is just beginning here. it's a celebration of all accomplished in the last eight years at this center. and also, of the work that is still ahead of them. now, the center opened its doors here in 2003, serving just 84 families, mostly providing food in their time of need, since then, the center has grown, not only in the type and number of services it offers families but in terms of a number of families that count as clients. that number now tops 9500. and continues to grow as the economy falters. >> we're excited because this represents eight years in the community coming together, helping people. there is so much love in this building. so much care for others that that is what made this happen. >> this place is very, very beautiful. and... they help you with everything. everything. >> now, we're live again just getting underway. the gentleman is a chef who was laid off from his job. he came here today to get food for his family. he is also taking part in a job placement work

then it's now and well no one carolyn was knocking has become the first player in nine years to win the new haven open title for a fourth straight here just days before the start of the u.s. so one czech bad to achieve the goal of sky had a great drawn to her first korea final but couldn't manage the top or a day in plenty of exhausting rallies in the ensuing said before there's nothing to keep prices still cool she then cruised boston flagging took gold in the second to claim it six one and sealy seventeenth match is tournaments. meanwhile are now dual practice at the rain so doing so been closed early all sounds as if the season's final grand slam hopes to start as scheduled on monday despite the arrival of hurricane irene in the men's draw defending champion rafael adult could meet the world and his main rival they see a double joke of each in the final five time without religion federer is now a bit of an outsider having turned thirty three weeks ago. the good chances are going to go on but in terms of all of the burns. he's not the row here. we will see. i think from best year the.

. >> that is going to do it for us. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. next news coldest starts at 5:00 tonight. have a great sunday everyone.

carolyn, i know you guys felt it but many thought it was something else back there. >> reporter: davenside this very building when it happened and maybe it was because we were so close to the capital when i saw the floor move i and many others thought it was a bomb. it lasted 45 seconds and prompted the sachs of every -- evacuation of every major building including major monuments. when all was said and done we only saw minor damage to cars and buildings. cracks were found at the top of the washington monument and it will be closed indefinitely. i spoke to one tourist who was in the white house when it started shaking. >> i mean the wall just shifted and the painting went and i was like let's get out of here let's get out of here. >> there were concerns about nuclear safety. one plant 20 miles from the epicenter automatically shut down but emergency systemels worked as they should and were designed to keep the plant safe. live in washington carol hahn ktvu channel 2 news. >>> broadcast on libyan television calling on muammar gaddafi to free tripoli from the devils who have over run it

it simply create new ones to help answer that question i am joined now by c. motley president of less government here in our studio and in our studio in los angeles dr carolyn hellman professor of politics at occidental college thanks so much for being here you know i have a feeling you'll have some widely differing views when it comes to this topic but i think we can all agree this was not a celebrate story day to day for the president he spoke about the importance of getting this done of compromise but also sound a little bit disappointed and scolding about the results caroline it did the president lose this battle. absolutely he lost this battle actually back in december when he capitulated to republicans and extending the bush tax cuts without having any other concessions such as the debt ceiling raise he lost the battle again with a government shutdown a few months ago and he certainly lost it here when he allowed those representing ten percent of the american public tea party members to essentially hijack the process this was a compromise but it was a compromise between boehner and reid it had almost nothing to do with what democrats wanted this is a clear lo

it's not as noticeable. people are living on the streets there as well not outdoors but in cars, campers and advance. carolyn this morning's assignment 7 report. >> it's summertime and the rvs are lined up along this street below the great highway across from san francisco's ocean beach. but these aren't vacation campers. they are people like this man, whose vehicle is his home. >> i've been living in this city all my life. how i live and where i live is none of your business. >> he's arguing with john, who heads up the neighborhood watch. his group has had enough of this encampment. sometimes as many as 20rvs park on a two-block stretch. >> not everyone in the vehicles are a problem, but we have a fair number in a group this large that do have issues and we have a lot of public drinking, push intoxication, drug use, sales. used needles outside the rvs and this is where we walk, this is are our children walk. >> some of them come up and get their sewage and dump it into our sewer system, as well as some of them urinate in the park as well as deaf indicate as well. i have pictures to prove that. >> police say

carolyn tyler has this morning's assignment 7 report. >> it's summertime and the rvs are lined up alongt just below the great highway across from san francisco's ocean beach. these aren't vacation campers, they are people like this man whose vehicle is his home. >> i have been living in the city all my life. >> he is arguing with with john who h has neighborhood watch. his group has had enough of this encampment. sometimes as many as 20 rvs park in a twok stretch. >> not everybody is a problem but if the group is large, there is a public intoxication, drug use, sales. used needles. this is where our children with a walk. >> some of them get our sewage and dump night our sewage system and urinate in the park. >> i've got pictures to prove that. >> police say the situation has existed to for years. >> why has it been allowed to go on for decades? >> i think because of the lack of the limitations that we have on our enforcement. >> there is a city law against sleeping in vehicles from 10:00 to 6:00 in the morning but officers have to see a violater to cite him. parking control indicating i

carolyn said, is the real estate market dragging down the economy, or is it vice versa?they really are locked in a chicken and egg syndrome. i would say as long as the economy stays weak, the real estate market cannot recover because when people lose their jobs and as we're seeing now job losses, an extend thing that happens. people stay unemployed for two years, they sadly often end up losing their house because, as we just said, a quarter of bay area homes are underwater. nationwide, the figure is even higher. if your home is under water and you have a financial shock, a job loss, a divorce, an illness, some other, you know, dramatic, unexpected thing which many people are having, you don't have any safety valve. you can't refinance your house. you can't take out home equity. and you can't sell it for enough to pay off the mortgage and so all too often what happens is people lose their house to foreclosure. as long as we continue having foreclosures come on the market, prices will stay depressed. the good news such as it is is that we no longer are having the dramatic

it will be exiting the bahamas late this afternoon, this evening, much to their relief and all eyes are going to turn to the carolyn coast as it approaches there tomorrow and saturday. megyn: what is it about this storm that has everyone so upset saying it's the worst case scenario and take this seriously and evacuate and get prepared. it seems like there is more concern about this hurricane than most. >> i would much rather more concern than not enough. the main reason it has so many people concerned is for the past several days somewhere in this coroner here has been the forecast track of the eventual course of the hurricane as it comes northward out of the tropics and up the eastern seaboard. we've had storms come up out of the tropics and stay off-shore which gets your attention but they don't have impact from it. this is going to impact everybody in the higher lee populated northeast. megyn: you're saying it's going to hit north carolina when? >> i think saturday is the big day for north carolina. friday night it starts deteriorating. and into saturday as the system crosses there the eastern portion of north c

it created a traffic jam on the bridge, forcing drivers to detour around a one-mile section of 580 that is still closed in san rafael. let's start with carolynthe man is still holed up. is that right? >> that is right. now, it's just a waiting game. police say lines of communication are open, so they're in no hurry to rush what has been an incident so far wout injuries. it began around 8:30 this morning. a pair of san rafael detectives and uniformed officers arrived at extended stay deluxe hotel, they wanted to arres

it's time for tonight's tool time award and tonight it goes to new hampshire state representative carolyn why are c. carroll was elected to the new hampshire house of representatives in two thousand and eight as a republican and apparently carol is no fan of young workers in her state she believes in the current seven dollars and twenty five cents that is minimum wage in new hampshire is too high for that see this year lawmakers in new hampshire passed a bill that tied the state's minimum wage to the federal minimum wage meaning that their statement a wage could not be higher than the federal one so the governor vetoed the bill but state lawmakers overrode that but carol still isn't satisfied she still thinks that seven twenty five is too much for young workers and a statement to reporters carol said that she would sponsor a bill that would repeal all minimum wage laws in the state and just let employers pay workers what they're worth she believes that the seven twenty five minimum is overly generous to young people listen to her quote she said it's very discriminatory particularly for th

carolyn wants me to be quiet. she is napping now. the a's were threatening. the stan -- stanford quarterback graces the cover and it feature plays yes, sirs from nebraska, oklahoma, on the cover. cardinal fans hoping one of those other guys on the cover ends up as the victim of the si jinx. the cal football team opens against fresno state. that will be at candlestick park. the remaining games will be at at&t park. the a's practiced on the home field this afternoon. >> you try to get them used to it. the punt returnershave to see how it will bounce. it hillary act differently -- it will react differently on that. the more we can get used to that, the better it can be. >> they were testing out the dimensions of the ballpark and running into the wall. even tedford threw himself into the wall and we didn't get video of that. >> that's a shame. >> i would have paid to see that. >> "nightline" is next. >> thanks for joining us. >> we appreciate your time. see you tomorrow. 33333333333333ú ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide

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it becomes completely saturated. jonathon bloom, abc7 news. >>> and let's get a check on our forecast now with meteorologist sandhya patel. >> carolynou liked today today's weather, you will like the next day. we are expecting a rerun of today's weather tomorrow afternoon. this afternoon we saw the clouds pull away just enough to where we saw the sun. high definition sutro camera is just like clockwork. clouds return by this evening. you can see the clouds just moving in over san francisco. tonight clouds have pretty much closed in on the coastline and starting to move into the north bay, places like santa rosa. it is mainly 50s and 60s, antioch 73 degrees. clouds locally inland. we are expecting cooler conditions in all areas on thursday. here is a look at overnight readings. in the 50s and a mild night except for napa. 49 degrees and we will see the clouds along the coast and just locally inland. the marine layer is about 1600 feet deep. tomorrow morning will look a lot like this morning. temperatures tomorrow afternoon very similar to today. we will see changes by thursday. one trough is moving out and another trough is coming do

. >> my older sister carolyn joined because she saw it as a political and social movement, which wouldchange in the country. my younger sister annie wrote to me and said that peoples temple was the only place that she saw true apostolic christianity being practiced. so she saw it as a christian organization. >> i heard jones talk, and it's like, wow, he's saying a lot of what i believe in. spiritually, politically, in every way. this is something i could do where i felt that i was part of the solution, as opposed to part of the problem. >> seniors will be respected. children will be taught. young people will take on responsibilities. >> peoples temple had become more than a church, evolving into a communal way of life that demanded nearly total commitment of time, energy and money from its members. in many cases the temple provided food and housing, especially for seniors. >> we were taking the widows and orphans and we were taking folk that needed a place to stay. he felt that was the responsibility of us as a community to take care of our young people as well as have places for our s

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carolyn? >> and thank you. >> beginning this school year, missouri law making it illegal for teachers to be friends with students on social networking sites. >> the idea is protecting students with inappropriate contact. but it's controversial here in the bay area. social networking is now a standard tool for many teacher autos it s one local company has come up with a solution and abc 7 is in the newsroom with more on this. >> and the problem is that the law in missouri says we're not going allow the sites unless parents have sack ses to them. one company says hey swrerks the solution. >> at this conference on technology, teachers are learning latest computer tool that's will help them. >> there is stuff i won't want stud dwronts see. about my children and family. it's not just not for them. >> missouri lawmaker as agreed, making it illegal for teacher there's to interact with students under the age of 18 on face bs or any other social networking site including twitter. the former ceo of sun micro systems says that is wrong and is hopeful that it will change. >> i'm comfortable longer term we'll understand onli

it's in the archive of internal medicine. >>> doctors have new recommendation avoiding cavities and they go beyond what you learned as a child. here is abc7 health and science reporter carolynjohnson. >> growing up, we were taught to avoid sweets to prevent cavities but it turns out they're not the only culprit. >> believe it or not, the whole thing goes back to acid. tooth decay results from acid. >> the higher the acidity or the p.h. level in your mouth, the more vulnerable your tooth become. >> you want to keep your p.l. above 5.5, because anything lower than 5.5 can start to break down the en enamel on your surface. >> the culprit -- >> teas, coffee. >> they make your mouth acidic. so do juices, non-dairy products, pastries and beer. >> you have to think about not so much the food but how it's appearing in your mouth over time. >> which means you should avoid snacking on the foods throughout day giving your mouth a chance to neutralize between meals. >> don't immediately brush your teeth after. drink water to neutralize the acid. >> they recommend drinking through a straw when possible and eating foods like cheese to raise the mouth p.h. level and helping to protect the

carolyn johnson is off. just hours until hurricane irene slams the east coast. 65 million people in its path. the storm is expected to move up the east coast after raking across nagshead, north carolina. it is weakening, but it is still a men nis. -- menace. caitlin is there live with the story. caitlin? >> reporter: we have been seeing the outermost bands of the storm for a few hours in north carolina. and that brought with heavy rains at times and strong winds. we are experiencing some of those right now. also thunder, lightning and even tornados that have been spotted north of us. and we are under a tornado watch. all of this coming before i have seen the i wall of the storm even make land fall. as bad as things are, things are only getting worse. they were determined to write out the storm. >> overall most visitors and many residents on the outer banks did follow the evacuation orders. and that's good news as far as north carolina's governor is concerned. >> let me be very clear. this could still be a large and powerful storm. winds are approaching 100 miles an hour. >> reporter: irene is

it's a mild to warm day. mid-60s to low 90s, coastal areas coming down and inland areas remaining warm for tuesday. there is temperatures heading up on wednesday. carolyn? larry? >> and coming up, new research that indicates autism may run in the family. >> and google goes shopping. the company makes it's biggest acquisition to date. now competing with apple. >> and michael finney is taking your consumer questions through facebook and twitter. we have links for you at abc 7 news.com. >> and our first check of traffic looking at downtown san francisco, the skyway. it's very slow heading towards the bay bridge. things starting to turn into a crawl if you're heading southbound. back with more on the news at 4:00 in just a moment. >>> checking health hjy living headlines heart surgeons believe they've found a way to save lives by reducing health care costs by millions of dollars through the use of stents, stents inserted into a narrowed artery. some coated with anti-clotting medication. a study focused on using the stents only to treat high-risk patients. and researchers found by selectishly choose chg patients receive them, the rates of heart attack and p

carolyn tyler standing by. >> again powell street station has been closed. and bart decided it's safer just to not let people down on to that platform. and not allowing trains to stop there either. it's interesting if the civic center and then powell are all closed what is that going to mean for commuters? a real hassle. >> it's tied things up for them. and earlier today all of this began with on the platform view of what's happening. things started out peacefully with signs but there was a strong police presence there as well. and there is protestors given' five-minute warning. many did leave. they started walking towards the powell street station. we don't know how many arrests have been there and there you can see the banner that happened with oscar grant and recent shooting with a man was killed on july 3 and there is commuters who are just trying as best they can to get home in this mess. >> yes. it's a real mess. this is one of those closed last week because of the protest. same thing this time. the commuters and demonstrators as well. and they tried to get on to the platfo

carolyn johnson. >> i'm dan ashley. the man accused of killing a 3-year-old boy insists he didn't do it. >> the 26-year-old lawrence denardarged with the murder of 3-year-old carlos nava junior, struck on monday. denard's family says he's innocent, friends saying he's been set up. vic lee is live from the court house. vic? >> the judge held his hearing today to find out if denard has a lawyer, he's now represented by a public defender. denard has a big family. they were here. and they were angry. lawrence denard's family members came to court to support him. they say

it's true. you never forget your first subaru. >>> good evening. i'm carolyn johnson. dan ashley has the night off. security experts in santa clara discovered the biggest series of cyber attacks yet. for five years hackers have infiltrated the networks of the largest and most influencial organizations including the united nations, the international olympic committee as well as defense contractors for britain and the united states. karina rusk is live in san jose with more on this for us. >> reporter: well, the santa clara based internet security firm mavave says it gained control to the command and control server used by the intruders and were able to analyze the logs and traffic and identify at least 72 companies, organizations and government agencies that had been hacked from the united nations as you said to the international olympic committee. a 14--page report details that the majority of the targets were based in the united states and that there were a total of 13 defense contractors which had data compromised and stolen. many of the security breaches were long-t

actually it's called the swiss and now has been part of this this information campaign they're talking about carolyn's the mainstream media would have been to be involved i can tell you right now reuters put out a release that was widely quoted one foreign national was killed here few days ago when nato was intensely bombing civilian infrastructure and it didn't mention the subduing the infrastructure i want to add they quoted this foreign national was a security card this was misinformation this was not correct it was changed later they have been fueling and feeding this psychological war against this country they want tripoli to be in panic that's the whole am let's not use the word airstrikes let's use the word bombardment of civilian infrastructure they've been barred but follow me all the civilian checkpoints that are mostly are protected and then by volunteers it's nato that's been doing all the fighting so when the media says the insurgents are moving in the so-called rebels or revolutionaries whatever you want to call them that is not correct it's nato it's doing all the hard work here and the

body of work and once that's once you can love it so walking and blood seem to come like you claim so russia's best models and sentiments. and also carolyn does not he warms up for the u.s. open would be pulled straight title in new haven while the start of the last major all the year could be postponed because of hurricane irene. let's begin with the biggest upset of the world athletics championships in south korea you same ball disqualified from the one hundred meters fun for a full start and one of the tournaments most highly anticipated to pounce on sunday that's allowed the rest of the contenders to battle for the top spot with golds jamaican teammate yohan blake had ging everyone in line going ninety two seconds america on the wall to addicts clinch the so call and two bronze the frustrated ball meanwhile could fly back in the two hundred meters and also the pool by a one hundred metres relay is to remain in events year's world finals. and earlier russia and its first medals following a one to finish in the man's twenty kilometer war fortune who won the same advance at the world finals in berlin lived after his billing by taking it

what does it mean for the americans who need the medications? let's bring in dr. carolynnew york's mount sinai school of medicine and the member of the fox news medical aid team and talking about cancer drugs being possibly unavailable for so many people who need them. how do we get to this? >> that's right. it's really unbelievable and so concerning for patients and doctors. and we're all in an uproar about this. and there seemed to be a few factors playing into it. and it's really about supply and demand and certain, for certain drugs, only a small number of manufacturing plants are making it, if there's a problem with contamination or a problem at the plant, the drug production gets held up and we also know that economics plays into it. and some of the drugs we are he' missing, these are basic drugs, steroids, basic chemotherapy drugs and they're inexpensive. we're not talking about the newest drug, we're talking about our older drugs on the market and less of a profit to be made by making them. >> you're talking about important drugs, too, dealing with one of the most

and following the early exits of carolyn was now cancer in the will instead of the house he chances are claiming her second title of the season elsewhere for much of it doesn't always currently in action against any elephant took over and the russian is leading by sexy love in this one later on and even the young irish will play their last eight much as well. meanwhile defending champion clijsters as withdrawn from the u.s. open due to stomach and also injury in the world number three hurt her stomach tearing it into wrong to earlier this month according to the belgians she won't have enough time to recover by the time the final grand slam of the season kicks off for that swenson ninth of august this year as australian open champion classes was also forced to miss world gold then due to an ankle injury. now in golf jeff quintile mcgeady carded a superb sixty three to sherry one showed me that they went home championship in north carolina both americans were great opening acts by birdies and an eagle for gain enough for a score of seven and on the day we need could boast for hours worth of birdies he had eight on thursday just enough to size only and

carolyn tie already. >> three men are hospitalized this morning, two with critical injuries. for the second time this year, it happened at a sports event involving a san francisco team. gunshots were fired in candlestick park parking lot last night. a 24-year-old man wearing a t-shirt cursing the niners was shot as many as four times in the stomach. he is at san francisco general hospital in critical condition. minutes earlier another man was shot and superficial face wounds. he is also hospitalized. police believe the shootings are connected. they pulled a man wearing a raiders' t-shirt off a bus and calling him a suspect. then at a candlestick park bathroom, a man was found unconscious with severe head wounds. officers say the man has bryan stow type injuries. he is fighting for his life in san francisco general. police are looking for a suspect described as a pacific islander male, 6'3" to sikts five weighing 250 pounds with a goatee and long curly hair tied up in a ponytail. >> doctors are saying this morning that a two-year-old boy will recover after being hit by a stray bullet on the streets of east oak

it out there and bring google to your pocket. >> alan: hundreds of people walked to help women in the bay area fight breast cancer today. on abc-7's own carolyn tyler and other media personalities helped organize the walk. the event honors a well-respected reporter here in the bay area who died of breast cancer. the faith breast cancer challenge red wings -- raise is money for uninsured and underinsured woman who have to undergore breast cancer treatment. >> leigh: we're going to see a little more sunshine tomorrow afternoon. much of the bay area just socked the today with this overcast, and you can see from the high definition east bay cam -- well, you can't see it but a little fuzzy. we're at 55 in napa right now. santa rosa, 57. 58, overcast, mist and drizzle in san francisco. antioch, clear, 61. livermore, 59, and 63 in san jose. here is a look at some weather highlights for you. we'll continue with low clouds and continue to push inland overnight tonight. look for a cloudy start tomorrow morning and then all of that will burn back to just near the coast by about mid-day. so inland definitely look for sunshine tomorrow. we'll keep it clou

it for us. thank you for joining us. our next newscast starts at 9:00 this morning. i'm carolyn tyler, along with jeff martinez.good morning america" is next. have a great sunday everyone.

that sometimes it's a little too nasty or a little too nonpolitically correct for people to talk about actual cuts at least until they're for carolyn what do you think about. well i would agree with saying that we do have a structural deficit problem however the big difference between great britain the united states is great britain cannot coin the euro and had to have almost no effect they we have got ability to do that that's why i took and got so angry at us because we are the big economic bully but we don't actually use that because when we talk about the us government being like a household we don't have to balance our budget in the same way and it is dishonest to say that we do and it's generally done in the services trying to get wealthy people tax cuts which is precisely what we just i can't believe you're still sticking to the the ridiculous notion that we don't have to balance our budget that is just patently absurd of course we have to go we haven't for that for many years when asked why we're in the situation we're in now i want to do as i not only on what such a way we're going to or cannot agree also and what situatio