>>catherine: >>catherine: that the state budget battle gov.to an agreement on an alternate budget plan trying to close it out before july 1st. dan kerman joins us with details. kron4's >> dan kerman? real progress? >> that means that this is going to be a governor that the democratic leadership and governor jerry brown acidic and both support. this could provide additional cuts. they did not get the republican votes. here is the latest from jerry brown. >> >> we have been concerned about this budget $650 million towards cal state a significant cut. hundreds to the judicial. and all along the lines. we have made tough decisions. it is a good budget. but it is not a budget that i started with was a budget that created it revenue. >> this will not cause massive job losses that threatens economic recovery. >>reporter: this is a eliminating 75 percent of the structural test and even making more revenue measures on the ballot but that will not take place until november of next year. >>catherine: as i understand there could be more than $12 billion i

>>catherine: >>catherine: that the state budget battle gov. brown announced that it, to an agreement on an alternate budget plan trying to close the budget deficit of $12 billion. that begins july 1st. >>catherine: a day of tragedy. a teenager is a hospital. tonight kron 4 looks at how this happened. we will have reaction from the teenagers friend and take you live to a vigil for the young victim. it is being held right n.l. it is happening in side this building that being held right-now that teenager is fighting for his life. >> 17 year-old brian buchanan is in critical condition in danville. a freak accident at the beach over the weekend. this church group were camping at the sunset state beach near watsonville. this tunnel that he was digging, collapsed rob fladeboe has >>reporter: a bouquet of flowers marks the spot where brian buchanan was trapped under 15 minutes into the sand. using a trap plastic shovel buchanan and others managed to dig a pair of holes side by side. if there were is least 6 ft. deep, the rangers said and they tried to

>>catherine: it works! >> that is correct. >>catherine: and jake rolling. ?orth $1 billion. i would marry her! >>catherine: you can not. >> her multi player on linking website it is also part of social media. but >>catherine: they announced that it will start not quite yet. >> that this was a single working mother. this was such a great success story on the so many levels. she is bypassing amazon, kindle, and the future purchases of this website you were going to get all of the profits. it is ground- breaking. i'd like it. from a business standpoint it is proprietary. she has the power of harry potter behind her. she is worth $1 billion. i think i said that? >>catherine: yes yes said that. >> to you know that her attorneys called me. and that hurts lawyers called the station to shut down " rob black ". because i predicted a death in one of the characters. >>catherine: thank you, rob. >>pam: gabe slate's tech report the h p first 3-d smart phone. on the back, two different camera lenses. recording three-d video the high-resolution display screen. using three y

>>catherine: anything winning? nike? the earnings? >> a couple of things. the profits were up 10%. >>catherine: why? >> strong skills internationally and domestically able to fight commodity prices. other commodities have been difficult for other retailers to combat as successfully as nike. i own shares of nike. it is gone every year for five years. you start adding that up? five-five, that is a great investment 25%. >>catherine: the supreme court of blagojevic--the supremt ruling in california of video game rentals. >> activation. this was a seven-two, i like to this decision. an 18 page

>>catherine: shares of apple? >> $250. listen, we have to wait to see steve jobs. with to wait and see. there's talk of an iphone 5. perhaps december. ipad 3? competition is so real. the ipad 3 is rumored to have a screen six times better than the ipad to. >>catherine: competition! >> it is so much about earnings. they have so much cash. i would just be patient with apple. >>catherine: netflix. >> the country called plum, a genius concept. petite children clothing. but it is expensive. >> yes. those small fancy clothes. >> a monthly subscription instead of purchasing the close, you are renting the clothing. you can get seven items at $27 per month, that is one outfit. >> that is actually a very clever idea. >> clever. also renting to toys is another company. >> >>catherine: newo --finding nemo 2 merchandising and >> $868 million anuinb in finding nemo, this allowed for targeted marketing for the boy's only. it was very effective, and the second sequel could be just as more. >>pam: gabe slate's tech report >>gabe: the inter

my name is catherine. i am very proud to come here again, to thank you all and the commissioners, to tell you that we are employing, with your help, 146 young people. [applause] i also wanted to tell you that 70 of them live in this neighborhood. the others live in the fillmore district. every day that they come to work, many of them -- our youngest is 12 and will be 13 tomorrow. many of them are the only breadwinners in their family. jackie did not mention the fact that she is the person who is bringing home the chance for her family, making sure that her brothers and sisters will be ok while unemployed. after 32 years in the sheriff's department, what i know is that jobs keep people out of jail. [applause] i also know that my parents, every day they got up and went to work. what did you do when there is no parent? where do you learn that from? what i believe we are doing with the help of the sheriff's department and this community, we are teaching young people have to work. the work that they do is impre

>>catherine: thank you.h report the galaxy 10 >> pre-order available on the best buy website it will begin to this is the real google tablet that could stand up to the ipad. the first thing i noticed is a light, thin. it is the first non-edible tablet to be thin, lighter than the ipad. the non-ipad tablet, and i will give you a closer look of the samsung galaxy 10-inch in my tech reports. (music) >> jacqueline: we are still dealing with fog along the coast this afternoon. it will continue to be an issue with the bay shore and the coast. upper 50s, low 60s. that fog will clear out by noon. even along the coast, sunshine expected. temperatures in the upper 80s expected and even the low 90s in some locations. take a look it temperatures but first, that fog tracker 4 tomorrow morning. the bayshore and of course the coast will see that fog but as the skills back, quickly by 9:00 a.m. over oakland. through hayward, and by the afternoon it will scale back all the way with sunny skies bay-area wide. temperatures rec

>>catherine: correct.uld even be lower >> with the composite, we're up just eight tenths of 1%. there is people taking the finish of the low interest rates. >> san francisco is also up. and even chicago, las vegas, detroit is down. detroit, phoenix, las vegas, these are cities that i do not know if they're ever going to come back with the jobs. >>catherine: winning, mafia wars? >> yes, with farmville. they could, but the next seven-10 days but this is a situation where perhaps it is a facebook phenomenon. you know people that are big fans of farmville. >>catherine: yes. >> they have amazing numbers with 21 5 million active users. with 2.5 million--2.5 million active uteruthe to have profits. >> and people are still using this and why is that a winner? microsoft? >> mcchrystal cloud. people like you, like, are not going to be paying a gazillion dollars for microsoft office. however, what we could do is just get the patch. microsoft--this answer mccal the call answering the call of consumer demand for fast i

. >>> this the catherine ferguson academy. if you are in high school in detroit had a baby, since 1988 it was designed to keep you in school, to keep you from dropping out. to get you to graduate. to get you goo college. real course work and health care education for the moms. many the middle of detroit they've got some land the school has used it to have the girls tend beehives and take care of animals. that is part of the deal at catherine ferguson the girls learning to grow food and harvest crops. learning farming. the formula works. they can brag on their graduation rate and their college acceptance rate. there is almost no place like this academy in the entire country. we started covering the story of this remarkable school in april after detroit public schools put it on this list closures or charters. catherine ferguson academy follow the asterisk to this footnote. if an acceptable proposal is not accepted it will be closed during the summer of 2011. in other words, catherine ferguson named incidentally for a former slav

catherine ferguson, her school, is on that list now. ms. has been told to turn in her keys to the school on june 17th. catherine ferguson academy, which has served detroit's most at risk girls for almost a quarter century now is slated to close in just a few days. because the school's emergency manager says so. that's what he decided. and in michigan now his word alone is the law. joining us now is the principal of catherine ferguson academy in detroit. thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> let me first say that i'm sorry about this. i imagine this must be a very difficult time for you personally. did i get the basics there accurately about your school and what's happened? >> yep. that's pretty much what's happening. >> were you given any particular reason for the decision to close the school? >> well, the reasons we were given is that it was expensive and we didn't have enough students and there's no way for the district to get money for our infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. >> what do you think will

catherine heenan has is a 10 year story. >>catherine: he was no. 2 on the most unwanted. boulgers, the mafia guy from custody in the southern decade on the run. >> the never thought the >>catherine: a special>> they finally got their man. >>catherine: some people doubted that he was able to surrender even if he wanted third to. he knew too much about corruption within the fbi. >> we are surprised we took they took him alive? >> yes. >>catherine: he began as a bank robber in the early 1950's. in the 1960's he was part of a victorious irish- meritoriousamerican gang in boston. jack nicholson based his character in the 200 sex 2000 sex s f o 2006 film the ded coach. the 2006>> when you are facing a difference? he became fbi informant. the information flows both ways. an agent tipped him off right before he was indicted for murder, racketeering, drug trafficking he took up with his girlfriend. in december 1994 and the fbi put him on the most wanted list. over the years, all over the world, from alaska, poland, and hong kong of his whereabouts. they finally found him in sicily

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us.e'll be back with more of your updates at the top of the next hour.

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks very much for joining us.

i'm catherine kobayashi. >>> the a magnitude 5.5 earthquake hit nagano prefecture in central japan at 8:16 a.m. japan time thursday. japan's meteorological agency registered tremors with an intensity of 5 plus on the japanese scale of zero to seven. the agency says the epicenter was in the central part of nagano at a relatively shallow depth. for those of you just tuning in a magnitude 5.5 earthquake hit nagano prefecture in central japan at 8:16 a.m. japan time on thursday, that's about 45 minutes ago, japan's meteorological agency registered tremors with an integrity of 5 plus on the japanese scale of zero to 7. the agency says the epicenter was in the central part of nagano at a shallow depth. >>> now to what could be considered the biggest problem daunting japan's damaged nlear plant, highly radioactive water keeps building up at fukushima daiichi. tokyo electric power company has released an estimate of how much it expects to decontaminate over the next three months. tepco said wednesday it plans to reduce the amount of tainted water at the facility by some 34,000 tons. at this p

all right, catherine, that's it from me. back to you. >>> u.s. ambassador john roos has visited some of the areas in northeastern japan that were devastated by the march 11th earthquake and tsunami. he pledged to offer long-term u.s. support. roos visited coastal areas of iwate prefecture on tuesday. in rikuzentakata city he met mayor futoshitoba. >> today i've come really to hear people's stories and to see what we can do going forward again to help our japanese friends. >> he also visited ofunato city, where volunteers were working to pull down a building destroyed by the tsunami. he helped them for about one hour. the ambassador visited an evacuation center in otsuchi town, where the ambassador helped local residents by providing cooked meals and playing catch with children. the united states deployed nearly 20,000 members of its armed forces in rescue, relief and reconstruction activities in in operation tomodachi, which means friend in japanese. >> i think the opportunities and the needs are so widespread that people from the united states a

he was placed under arrest without incident. >> reporter: catherine greig was arrested inside. where agents say they found a gun and piles of cash. the two had actually been living there for 15 years, nearly the entire time the fbi was looking for them. bulger, the inspiration for jack nicholson's character in the movie "the departed" was the boss of south boston's irish mob, who became an informant to help shut down the italian mob in north boston. mixed feelings today in his old neighborhood. >> everybody's got an occupation. >> reporter: now 81, he'll soon be back in his hometown, likely to live out his life in prison. pete williams, nbc, washington. >>> when we come back here tonight, michelle obama's trip to south africa, the official and the emotional parts in her own words tonight. >>> and later, kicking off a very special new "making a difference" series, on the home front, helping america's returning vets return to better lives. >>> she's been making history all week on her trip to south africa. and today michelle obama in cape town somehow persuaded archbishop desmond

and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world >> syria requests an inquiry into the death of a 14 yeermed boy. -- 14-year-old boy. they say he was abducted and tortured by opposition forces. >> they say there is alleged

, to her admirers, was catherine the great. chapman bell, nbc news, london. >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. brian williams will be here tomorrow. i'm lester holt reporting from new york. for all of us here at nbc news, goodnight.

louis, >catherine: stormy weather are still causing headaches!wners are bracing for more flooding and what is already hit their community. flash floods pounding indianapolis with traffic problems rippers screens are at a dangerous high levels. west central illinois, storms brought 6 in. of rain fall. families are cleaning up there is a love of home damage. most locals say they do not have flood insurance. >> we have no power. the smells really bad. i am not sure we're going to live or stay. >>pam: this storm the extreme weather includes this scene in the nebraska. what appears to be a slow moving tornado. no injuries or major damage associated with this tornado. we will be back with much more news, choose to get motivating support at your local centre- and pick up the delicious food while you're there. or, have the food delivered... and get the same support on the phone. it's about choice: stephanie lost forty pounds on jenny craig. so try a weight- loss program that combines results with flexibility: call jenny craig at 1-800-94jenny today. help

i'm catherine kobayashi. >>> the operator of the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant will begin to cover the number one reactor building with polyester sheets this month to prevent the dispersal of radioactive substances. reactor buildings one, three and four were severely damaged by explosions and radioactive elements are still being released into the atmosphere. there are fears that heavy rain may hamper the workers' activities and that the rain water may become contaminated with radioactive materials. to prevent these situations, tokyo electric power company or tepco plans to enclose the reactor buildings with polyester sheets. the covering of the number one reactor building will begin later this month. the roughly one millimeter thick sheets will be attached to the steel frames of the 54-meter-high building. >> translator: i think it's thick for a sheet. it will prevent the release of

back to catherine with the main news. >> thanks very much, ai.e've got a couple of stories about people who are trying to cheer up residents living in the disaster areas in japan's northeast. french pastry chef reopened his shop on tuesday in shiogama city nearly three months after the tsunami struck miyagi prefecture. the damaged force ed dromer and his japanese wife to close shop. they're using locally produced salt as to add a subtle flavor to his treats. the salt called moshio is created by drying seaweed after immersing it in sea water. >> translator: i want to continue making sweets. i will never quit. >> many people came to buy the cakes right after the shop opened. dromer said he's happy to see his customers again. >>> further north in iwate prefecture, people who are staying in an evacuation center in the town of otsuchi have come up with an interesting way to save their homes. in the beginning they were collecting the wood and using it to heat bath water, then they thought of ys the salvaged lumber to cover part of the cost of rebuildin

i'm catherine kobayashi with your updates. >>> at the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant, leaking water is threatening to decontaminate highly radioactive water, key to bringing the plant under control. tokyo electric power company or tepco had been planning to start full operation of the water treatment system on friday. it has been carrying out test runs. but a u.s. made device to remove radioactive materials mainly cesium stopped running on thursday. the utility company says it's examining the cause and trying to fix the problem, but it adds that suspension may delay full scale operation of the water treatment system. the highly radioactive water is building up at a rate of 500 tons a day as freshwater is being poured onto the reactors to cool them down. the main facility to store radioactive water reached capacity on thursday and any delay in launching the treatment system could cause contaminated water to overflow in about ten days. water treatment system is a precondition of the company's plan to bring the plant under control. it intends to use the treated water to cool down

shown here with his girlfriend catherine gri,g. legendary boston crime boss. inspiration for jack nichol sohn's blood thirsty killer in the movie "the departed" and fbi informant. degrees he ratted out his competition. some of them. others he allegedly murdered, tortured, enemies, associates, anyone who crossed him. 19 in all according to authorities. and all the while, all the while while he was killing others his handler in the fbi turned a blind eye to his blood luft. in fact it was this same fbi agent who alerted bulger that he was about to be indicted, sparking him to make a run for it. that was in 1994. since then there have been bulger sightings all around the world. but it was here in a rent controlled apartment on a modest street in santa monica california where agents arrested him last evening. 81-year-old bulger and his 61-year-old girlfriend miss grieg were arraigned today in federal court agreeing to extradition back to boston. the fbi crediting his capture to a public service campaign, tv spots aimed at making grieg's

his wedding to catherine middleton was watched by billions around the globe but his 29th birthday will be celebrated quietly out of the media spotlight on not on his actual birthday. he will be aboard a sea king chopper today and may be pulling a 24-hour shift. >> william's got to work on his birthday, spend the day waiting for an emergency call in search and rescue unit. >> william's mother always tried to give him the simple pleasures of youth. >> william's birthdays were much

where there will be two notable exclusions from the russian roster veterans on a patrol cobra you catherine result of being cut from the final squad which had to be judged from sixteen to fourteen players ahead of the tournament russia's first group game in poland will be against slovakia. i find the reduce of the

into your country to inspect your nuclear facilities when it comes to catherine ashton she told us here at r.t. that iran has three thousand four hundred kilos of low enrich uranium which doesn't really have much purpose if you're not going to use it in a military program what is it for. i categorically reject i think they should read again reports of director general by way and noted the fact that we have given design information question are about all a specific ation of matter still richmond the facilities and the p one type city villages that these are designed in fact to produce loyalty to your a new home which could be using power but. they cannot produce material for a weapon let's say we've been great for their weapon nuclear weapons therefore technically we do respect this kind of a state when has no justification let's talk about how how the international community has been leveling punishment on iran obama's national security adviser thomas e. doug and donilon the said it weeks ago that the u.s. would continue its aggressive sanctions policy against iran for the foreseeable f

eddie and catherine diaz are with me here. they're bringing la rena? is that the title?e'll talk about her in a bit, but tell us about the flamenco society first and foremost, if you will. >> sure. we're a non-profit organization. we've been around over 25 years. and what we do is promote the art of flamenco. we have presented some of the greatest pla meinko artists from traditional to modern flamenco and different styles from the guitar, dancing, and now we have a flamenco piano guitarist. >> and tell us about her a little bit. we're going to play a quick -- let me play this quick clip, and then at the other end, you can tell us a little bit about her. play about 15 seconds of this. ♪ ♪ >> so, tell us about her. there she is in white dress. who is she and what does she do that's so fabulous, if you will? >> well, her name is larena hatia, from the birthday birthplace of pflamenco. she graduated from the school of music and she is one of the few gypsy pianists in the world and is doing some amazing steps. she'll be coming to the bay area with a percussionist and a dancer

catherine heenan has more. >> reporter: a cashier and greeter in the east bay town of pittsburg. >> ieen angry. we have been angry. we have complained. >> reporter: 10 years and one day ago she and four others filed a lawsuit in federal court accusing walmart of discriminating against female employees by paying them less and giving them fewer permissions. they wanted to include a million and a half women who worked for walmart. walmart appealed to the supreme court. >> the lawyers on the other side went too far when they tried to sweep every woman in the country. >> reporter: today the court sided with walmart. the evidence fell far short of demonstrating a company wide policy. but the door is still open for them to pursue their own claims. >> it's not like the supreme court said walmart does not discriminate. they didn't make any finding. all they said was the structure of this case with a million plaintiffs was too big under the rules. >> reporter: catherine heenan, kron 4 news. >>> a company lawyer called the called the lawsuit a victory for walmart. we spoke >>> temperatures in th

but not catherine., the duke and duchess will tour canada from june 30, after seeing what happened in vancouver. >> all the hooligans. they may be reassessing that. what is going on there. >> not happy about that. >>> coming up. how hugh hefner -- coming up, us as royalty, obviously. >> faking it. >> after that we will talk about hugh hefner who has gone from heartache to lightheartedness. after his breakup. >> can't believe that didn't work out with his fiancee. >>> also, a frightening murder plot, true, unbelievable, involving joss stone. we have the details next in the skinny. we have the details next in the skinny.ne ♪ skinny ♪ ♪ so skinny ♪ >> yes, time for "the skinny." we start with a story, a little, very disturbing actually. it involves joss stone, the r&b singer. two men were arrested near her home in england for conspiracy to murder and rob her. some of the details coming out. apparently they were, they had various items on them. swords. a body bag, some rope. obviously, a very serious sort o

into your country to inspect your nuclear facilities when it comes to catherine ashton she told us here at r.t. that iran has three thousand four hundred kilos of low enrich uranium which doesn't really have much purpose if you're not going to use it in a military program what is it for. i go to italy v.j. i think they should read again. director general by a noted the fact that we have given design information questionnaire about all this specific ation of that ourselves each man to facilities and the p one. that these are designed in fact to produce loyalty to your own your own which could be used. as sure they cannot produce material for a weapon let's say we've been great for the nuclear weapons therefore technically we do respect this kind of a state when it has no justification and also you are well aware after being very disappointed. group russia u.s. and france are not concluding or not being ready to produce fuel for their research reactor which is in desperate need for producing radio eyes of the. we do apologize they're having a few technical difficulties there here on r t b

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said his extradition was keen to hopes of joining the union but his arteries catherine are sort of reports the e.u. dream doesn't appear to be any closer. still waiting for the green light service arrests an extradition of former bosnian serb army chief luggage was one of the key conditions for a chance to get one foot in the european union's door a potential membership could mean billions of dollars worth of grant aid and for struggling serbia it's a lifeline but what two official belgrade is a step closer to the e.u. is actually a no step at all and they go secure this is very great news this is a very courageous decision by the serbian president this is one additional step for the integration of serbia into the european union one day is really i know go there so that is your big other steps remain to be taken your right to say to the rest of the political chief of croatian serbs go and had search who is still in hiding look to legislate in reform engagement in regional cooperation with neighbors for serbian president boris tadic there is no task too challenging to take on in a quest for

the fbi says that the ad led to a tip that catherine grieg and bulger were in santa monica. we'll have a live update on the arrest from los angeles in a few minutes. >>> new this morning a suit filed in alameda county claims emergency workers did not do enough to try to save oscar grant's life after he was shot on a bart station platform. grant died about five hours after he was shot in the back january 1, 2009. the suit by an oakland fire department employee says his colleagues failed to bandage one of grant's wounds. but the "chronicle" reports that the interim fire chief has investigated those claims and calls them, quote, preposterous. >>> president obama will visit u.s. troops today at the fort drum army post in new york. the visit comes just hours after he addressed the nation from the white house announcing plans to start removing u.s. forces from afghanistan. the president said he remains committed to bringing the 33,000 servicemembers home by september of next year. the process will begin with 5,000 this summer, another 5,000 will come home by the end of the year. >

last hour, senator catherine pugh announced her candidacy. if she loses the race, she will still have her senate seat. she is the eighth person to announce candidacy and the list is expected to grow. however, only three have officially filed with the state board of elections. the primary election will be september 13. >> former pennsylvania rick santorum -- pennsylvania senator rick santorum through his hat and the rates today. during his announcement he said that the president has undermined america's civil liberties and added billions of dollars of debt to the future generations. it >> who are you, mr. president, to see that you endorse administration should take 40 cents out of every dollar and borrow it from future generations to prop you up? >> he says his fight against barack obama is about values. his campaign is similar to that of michelle baachman, who is also expected to declare soon. 11 news reporter kate amara sat down with president barack obama today. the two discussed the economy and the schedule for bring our troops home. you

catherine heenan, kron 4 news. >> we have a picture of james whitey bulger from when he was a prisoner from the late 1950s. during a search they found $800,000 in cash. 30 fire arms, several pieces of false identification. he will be returned to massachusetts to face charges. >>> fog is not going to be as extensive as originally thought. the winds are suppressing it. so we aren't seeing fog but it will bump up tomorrow morning. clearing by the afternoon. sunny skies. temperatures on the cooler side. mainly in the 60s and 70s. let's look at fog tracker tomorrow. 6:00 fog, patchy fog pushing into the east bay. also the peninsula. the coast line. but this clears out. we are seeing clear skies. fog returns tomorrow night. winds are expected to die down the next 24 hours. temperatures looking like this for tomorrow, 81 santa rosa. 70s for the delta. 64 san francisco. 62 coast line. 60s and 70s for the bay shores shores and 70s for the south bay. seven-day forecast, the fog not too extensive tomorrow. but it should return saturday morning. temperatures go up and down through the next 7 days.

and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news." >> e. coli outbreak, they blamed a highly toxic strain of the disease. people say it is time for him to go. sonny under attack again, more than 1 million passwords from its website. welcome the bbc news broadcasting to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. they kidnapped a 11 year-old girl and held her kidnapped for 18 years. a former governor says he wants to be the next president of the united states. a new highly toxic strain of e. coli has killed the least 80 people in europe and made 1600 others ill. global health officials are racing to contain the disease that is centered on germany. >> this is the front line on the battle against the bacteria where some of the victims. he has emerged from a source that is still unknown. there was a fear among the staff, says this pers

and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its financial strength to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news." >> and e coli outbreak as the world health organization blames a highly toxic strain of the disease. sony under cyber attack again, have stolen more than 1 million passwords from the film website. there reject an offer of dialogue. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america. the american couple that kidnapped and 11-year-old girl and held her captive for 18 years. and at rummy is in the race. the former governor wants to be the -- mitt romney is in the race. he wants to be the next president of the united states. welcome once again to bbc news. a highly toxic strain of e. coli is to blame for the sudden outbreak of food poisoning that has killed 18 people in europe and made 1600 others ill. global health officials are racing to contain the disease that has centered on germany. they don't kno

>>catherine: this is the fort calhoun in nebraska completely surrounded by water. of funding from the missouri river. the main areas are not and danger of--flooding- and it helps wi april the month april, they have both been shut down. federal law regulators and reporters are battling this online rumor mill that people are speculating on how things really are. however, there is no chance of a meltdown. >> i am 100 percent confident that there will be no issue. if we follow our procedures, shutting down the plant to what ever is required to make safety the top priority. demolition could be the only solution for these homes and minot, with 4100 homes damaged. 805 inundated with over 10 ft. of water. this souris river is slowly receding but it could be one week before it drops to normal levels, from current record levels. catherine heenan, kron 4 news. >>jacqueline has and complete updates. >>pam: take a look at this! this rainfall has been unbelievable! we have team coverage with aubria ceno. >> in san francisco women could be the blame for this tree on lombard stree

catherine's parish in morgan hill.the location, the baby left in the car seat in the backseat of a car. the car was stolen from the church parking lot. j. r. stone is lies, he just talked to the child's grandfather. >> finally a moment that we and smile about. the chow has been missing for over three hours and finally word out of this area that the child had been found. i want to step out of the way, in the distance, you can see the family members who are out here supporting everyone. they have been here all the weight. i talked with the grandfather a little while ago. see he had tears streaking down his face. he said there were tears of joy, he said they were so excited and happy that everyone helped out, everyone helped to find his granddaughter. right now we are waiting for more details. in the distance, is where the police are. they're set up in the building directly behind where the family members are. we will talk to the police in the next five to 10 minutes to get the details on how the baby was found. at this p

catherine, thank you. fox news is america's election headquarters and another republican now officially running for president. former pennsylvania senator rick santorum kicking off his campaign today and going right after the man he hopes to replace. >> president obama took that leap of -- took that faith that the american public gave him and wrecked our economy and centralized power in washington, d.c. and robbed people of their freedom. >> trace: senator santorum making his announcement in somerset county, pennsylvania. that's where his grandfather worked in the coal mines after imgrating from italy. also a county the senator lost in his failed re-election campaign five years ago. well, there is new hope today for those battling the deadly skin cancer mel gnomena. researchers report a dramatic break through in treatment with two new drugs. we're told one was so successful they cut short their study for ethical reasons so they could participate the participants who were not getting the drug. here is dr. m