catherine was nowhere to be found. catherine was at home doing her thing. i mean, my mom focused everything on my father. and i focused on everything on it. and that's where like the close to a month vigil happened at the hospital. and i remember sleeping there over and over again after that. but it was something i needed to do. like i said, you don't ask questions about stuff like that. you just do it because you know -- it's your father. you don't ask. you just do it. my sister was nowhere to be seen that day. i believe she came towards the end of the day around 7 or 8, and my father passed away around 10:00 that night. she came in, she looked at him. she said okay. she left. and in rhett spretrospect was s happy that he died? probably. with his death, the one factor that held my sister down was over with. she was free from her captor, i guess. after my father died, my mom was unemployed. she needed employment. >> m america she has to take the pharmacy test again, right? but because she wasn't able to pass the pharmacy test, she ran the dry cleaners. >> m

>>catherine: rev. says that still people are getting stigmatized by the violence created by small groups in either part of town. the san francisco naacp says that the racial profiling of a passenger because of saatchi pants and the month of june. 20 year-old was asked by flight crew to pull up his sagging pants he refused. the airline had them removed. today the naacp's staged a protest outside the u.s. airways ticket counter. they want an apology. churls clifford was at the airport. details. charles clifford-- >> we're not dealing with just threats. >> the president of the naacp says the u.s. air was removed the show on not because of this clothing because he was black. >> this type of profiling african american males must stop and this nation. there is why there is a disproportionate number of locked up. >>reporter: the airline has maintained that he was removed because was being disruptive and is failed to follow the flight crew instruction. brown is not buying it. >> this is inconsistent. theologic

>> they are, catherine.hey are taking testimony from muni representatives for the firefighters and other individuals-the union representatives from the firefighters one other item on the ballot for voters to decide the city is asking to wait and on the issue of " by the arbitration. hazero of her from-hit the city wants to alter the binding arbitration issue. i can tell you what this is about. this is about minimum staffing levels. right now, there has to be a minimum of 29 in palo alto these series of tight budgets they cannot afford to do that anymore because it is too much overtime this is cannot make ends meet him. by the arbitration try to clean, per to try t solv thi with out the amount of overtime and " a binding arbitration ahoy without jeopardize in the community without risking a loss of service for them had this to be both public policy that voters should weigh in on. >> for their part minimum staffing levels is absolutely necessary to maintain a fast response time and a good level of service. cit

>>catherine: a frightening experience for bay. teenagers visiting alaska an outdoor leadership conference with a encounter with a mother grizzly bear. grant lotus has more reaction from the colorado teenager that was mauled. >> this is a photograph of his dad, his brother, the day before he left alaska. he spoke to us from his hospital bed. >> i did not know if i was going to live to the attack was so scared. >> they were hiking across the river one became a crossed the mother bear. >> wheelchair and started running backwards. i looked behind me and of the bare-- i yelled--bear. and that the bear was running in between the four of us. >> the mother was in new jersey when she were got the news she feared the worst. >> it just really upset me when i did not know if he was alive or dead and richest knew that he had been attacked. >> they made a small bandage of the garbage that and we waited. it took nine hours until help arrived. >> these teenagers were able to survive a pummeling in the first place and, together, to establish a cam

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: to kron 4 news it 8:00 p.m. the and suspect and norway's killing what he told the judge and teenagers mauled by a bear. the san francisco giants were in washington d.c.. brian will someone was in a suit. more on the giants trip is and my story. >> siegel'eagulls invading at&t park. >> a new smart phone application that will basically pay you for just walking around with your smart phone. really easy money. gabe slate, gabe slate's tech report [ male announcer ] get ready for the left lane. the volkswagen autobahn for all event is back. right now, get a great deal on new volkswagen models, including the jetta, awarded a top safety pick by the iihs. that's the power of german engineering. hurry in and lease the jetta s for just $179 a month. ♪ visit vwdealer.com today. ♪ having necessary caschool supplies can mean, the difference between success and failure. the day i start, i'm already behind. i never know what i'm gonna need. new school, new classes, new kids. it's hard starting over. to help, sleep train is col

>>catherine: the american airlines wants to increase its fleet.ing 40 percent of the current american airlines fleet retiring older planes that would cut down on maintenance and save fuel. >> am s nbc has suspended halbreet, making an off color remark about president obama. after that seventh segment that delay he has apologized to the press and the united states i want to crush more cars. i want to sell more tea cups. ♪ i need help selling bread. ♪ i want to sell more crabs. [ male announcer ] you know where you want to take your business. i want to design more buildings. [ male announcer ] in here, small business solutions from at&t can get you there. like the at&t all for less package, starting at just $70 per month, voice plus broadband. it's the at&t network. helping you do what you do... even better. >> kimberlee: tech talk july 6th president of , live town hall on twitter. answering questions about jobs if you have a question you can even submit them. at www.askobama.com or 3 twitter. >> kimberlee: virgin america wants to hand out laptops f

i am very grateful to be a part of miss catherine's program. she is just like a very strong woman, very committed who is willing to help and knows what needs to be done. always telling us that if you think you are done, you are not. there is always a job to be done. she is the embodiment of a hard, strong working women, working with kids who have no direction to go in. she is a leader and she leads us. like, you know, it is kind of like we are plants and miss catherine is the light that helps us grow. without her i would probably be unemployed, sitting at home, not doing anything. she really gives us a breath of fresh air. something to do, giving us somewhere to go from 8 to 12. the money is good. she makes sure that everything gets done right and we have an opportunity coming out here to speak to you. is an experience that most children and kids of our age and ethnicity do not kid a chance to do. miss catherine has opened a bunch of doors and opportunities and we are very, very, very grateful. thank you. [applause] >> commissioner thorez >> i

catherine, do you know?> i've been around enough etians, i'm beginning to learn, partly by bter experience. >> rose: some have speculatedons attracted to mr. coulson he gave from a different kind of background he did, which did not include eaton. >> that's ry much my view, that one of the reasons that andy coulson's disadvantages outweighed his -- were outweighed by his attraction foss cameron is this idea that he could connect with ordinary people, because he came from an ordinary background. you know, he's from -- he's from essex. he went to a normal state school. there's always that confusion in the states, that here public schools the elite schools. you know, he went to -- he went to a public school in the u.s. sense of it. he understood the tabloids, all the things that cameron -- that don't come naturally to some cameron. >> rose: what does this do tothn britain, both in terms of labor tory and also in terms of how politics are played and perceived? catherine? >> i agree with lionel's assessment. i giv

i'm catherine kobayashi. overnight in new york the dollar briefly fell to a four-month low against the yen on growing concerns over european debt. for more we go to ai uchida from our business desk. >> very good morning and thank you very much, catherine. on the new york foreign e change the dollar briefly fell to the mid 78 yen range on tuesday, on fears that the greek debt crisis may spread to other european countries such as italy and spain. moves to sell the euro and buy the yen helped to push the dollar down to a level last seen after the march 11th disaster in eastern japan. the greenback was being traded at 78.49 yen at one time. earlier in london, the dollar dipped below the 80 yen level. the dollar is currently being traded at 79.45-50 yen, whereas the euro is currently fetching 111.22-24 yen. yen buying further intensified in new york after moody's downgraded ireland sovereign debt tuesday, rated below investment grade following greece and portugal. major u.s. credit rating agency moody's downgraded

i'm catherine kobayashi. the united states says it will open two days of talks with north korea on thursday. speaking to reporters on wednesday, u.s. state department spokesman mark toner said ambassador stephen bosworth will meet kim kay kye gwan at the nunn new york. japan, the united states and south korea have yet to decide to resume whether to resume the talks on north korea's nuclear program. they have said they will reach such a decision after direct talks between the two koreas and then between the u.s. and north korea. the north korean vice foreign minister and head of the north american affairs bureau are already in new york for the ming. the u.s. decision to resume talks comes amid concerns that the north may be enriching uranium for military purposes. the united states maintains that it will not resume the six-party talks unless the north takes concrete action to give up nuclear weapons. >>> in china, a driver involved in saturday's fatal high-speed train collision reportedly says he had been orde

back to catherine. >> thanks very much, ai. >>> some good news. operator of the troubled fukushima daiichi nuclear plant says a new cooling system is now working well following a string of problems. tokyo electric power company says it will accelerate the cooling of the plant's reactors in august, a vital step to bringing them under control. tepco says the cooling system has been working almost as planned since the start of this month. the system, which recycles decontaminated radioactive waste water, had struggled to get up and running since its launch in late june. the utility says that with radioactive water still leaking from three reactors it had to limit the amount of waste water used in the system. the leaks mean that the level of toxic water already accumulated is not falling. the utility says if the water decontaminator keeps working properly the water level will drop to more than one meter below the risk of overflowing by next month. that in turn would allow it to increase the amount of water used to cool the reactors. but tepco says it'

as catherine said... it was alan's story. the situation that is utterly baffling, the senior police officer who faced the... one of the parliamentary committees the other day didn't handle himself atll well. they still have questions to answer journalists... i think good journalists have got nothing to fear from what's coming down the track but bad journalists and those who have indulged in criminal activity i thinker in a lot of trouble. >> rose: roger, when you look at this, you wrote a piece and you've said you were a contrarian and you wanted to speak to the question of rupert murdoch. yea well, seeing everybody piling in charlie, and this murdoch bashing everywhere and a very strong reek of hypocrisy, i thought, with all these politicians who'd been fawning to murdoch. i guess the contrarian in me just wanted to say, well, hang on a second. i mean, clearly the hacking is inexcusable and illegal. and the extent of it is a reflection of our celebrity and reality show obsessed culture. but without murdoch i think the newspa

as prince william and his new bride, catherine, continue their california tour with a visit to santaracy tells us, even hollywood celebrities are captivated by the couple's star power. >> reporter: the duke and duchess definitely know how to make an entrance, from the air, and on the ground. at the santa barbara polo club, they drew a celebrity crowd. >> see some polo and meet the prince and princess. >> we're good hosts, and we know how to show them a good time. >> reporter: but this was william and catherine's show. >> catherine and i have had a busy few days so the prospect of being able to let loose this afternoon is wonderful for me. >> reporter: and so the prince saddled up for the sport of kings as the well heeled crowd looked on. >> this is a big ticket item for hollywood because this is real royalty-- the future king and queen of england. this is a big deal. >> his royal highness, the duke of cambridge. >> reporter: the real deal for william is to raise money for his charities so these americans had to pony up a princely sum, a rumored $50,000 to play with him, $4,000 for th

host: catherine herridge of fox news. how do you find the balance between protecting civil liberties and second-generation americans, and doing the investigative work you are doing? one of the nuances you are talking about is looking at -- muslims, who were bo >> just in my work i follow wherever the facts lead becauset i cover a 10-year. i some of them are converts to islam. there is no question. i would argue that the islam they are practicing is not the islam of most muslim americans. iis is as i call it a digital g hyde or an ideology of hate. i can tell you that when you looked, what you see is someone who leads a very double life. one of the things i try to bring out in the book is that in manya respects this man is a fraud, whether it was defrauding man w $20,000 to go to school, pretending that he couldn't remember the hijackers from san diego, which is what he did wite the fbi. first and foremost.te he had quite a long rap sheet preprinting himself. then on the other hand he would he picked up for soliciting pros

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. >>> prince william and his wife catherine are on day two of their visit to california. they made a grand entrance on the red carpet before greeting some of hollywood's royalty. >> catherine and i have had a busy few days. but the prospect of letting loose this afternoon with a polo match. >> guests wanting to dine with william and catherine had to pay $4,000 a plate. tonight they head to a black tie events in l.a. hosted by the british film industry. >>> the ninth annual avon walk for breast cancer drew thousands of people in san francisco today. people walked through san francisco, sausalito and mill valley. crazy costumes there in order to raise funds for breast cancer organizations. tonight they plan to camp out and continue their journey tomorrow with a closing ceremony back at ft. mason and san francisco. since it's launch at 2003, more than 145,000 women have participated in the walk. a new diagnosis of breast cancer occurs every three minute notice united states. >>> right now we're going to check in with rob mayeda. it was a lovely week, because i like the hot w

i'm catherine kobayashi. asked for continued cooperation from ariva the largest nuclear reactor maker. at the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant. >>> met with ariva vice president in paris on monday. he expressed gratitude for mokly for providing the -- at the reactors. >> translator: we must review the safety standards and implement best measures to operate them. >> mockly said the industry in europe is facing problems since the problem. if the industry becomes more transparent.

for most of us, the best view of catherine's dress was probably on television.

i' catherine kobayashi. the families of the victims of a train crash in china are becoming impatient with the government's lack of explanation about the accident that killed 39 people in the eastern province. the impact caused some carriages to derail and fa o a eved track. hove the state china central television reported mon night that high-speed service has sud tam section where a bullet train rammed into the back of ataed train on saturday. the national broadcasters said thgornntasetp papal of 20 experts to provide psychological counseling for injured passengers. but the victims' families say eye hay ouhe government's handling of the accident. people who lost relatives spoke to nhabt w ey feel. >> translator: the government should explain why the incident occurr. spe wt they call state of the art technology. >> translator: we want to know what the government wl d to find the cause of the accident and how they wlo autt. >> the bead families say they're being monitored to prevent them from collectively crit

i'm catherine kobayashi. typhoon ma-on made landfall in western japan and continues to batter the region with strong winds and heavy rain. we go to saki ochi for the latest information. >> once again today we are going to be talking about a lot of stormy weather impacting japan, and let's start with a look at some of the most recent footage of the storm system impacting southern sections of japan. this will be along the coastline in wakayama prefecture. still very high waves being seen and rivers, too are overflowing. there have been reports of flooded homes, over 2,500 people have had to evacuate, injuries, too, have been widespread nearly 50 people reportedly injured from these storm systems, as those very strong, damaging winds have been causing quite a bit of destruction, and today, typhoon ma-on is still just about in the same area, the defining characteristic has been that slow speed at 15 kilometers per hour, considerable slower, usually 40 kilometers per hour so moves away at a much faster pace, not t

i'm catherine kobayashi. the operator of the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant will boost its efforts to monitor airborne radioactive substances around nuclear reactor buildings. with further measurements, they hope to find the source and prevent further leakage. it's believed that dust containing radioactive substances and contaminated steam leaking from reactors is still being released into the air. tokyo electric power company has been measuring the levels regularly since mid march. recently, however, detection became difficult. this may have been due to the approximate one-kilometer distance between monitoring posts and the reactor buildings. tepco decided to step up its monitoring and take measurements at additional locations near the number one to number four reactor buildings. the plant operator will also use remote controlled robots to measure the level of radioactivity inside reactor buildings. >>> tepco says it needs to inject nitrogen into one of the reactors at fukushima daiichi to prevent a h

i'm catherine kobayashi. at the fukushima daiichi plant secondses for covers that contain radioactive materials released from the damaged reactors have begun arriving at the site. the covers will be installed at the number one, three and four reactors. buildings housing these reactors sustained severe damage from hydrogen blasts triggered by the march 11th earthquake and tsunami. pillars, beams and other parts are being pre-assembled at a port 50 kilometers away from the plant. the concrete basis of the structure will be delivered wednesday with more sections arriving in mid-july. the operator of the plant, tokyo electric power company says it hopes to complete assembly work by late september using a crane with a 140-meter long arm. reducing radiation released from the reactor buildings is crucial to getting the crisis under control. this month, tepco will estimate the current amount of radiation released from the reactors, the figures will be used as a reference to gauge the effectiveness of the covers when

all eyes are on catherine and her style.rip she'll be wearing no fewer than 40 different outfits in just 11 days. >> everything they do, everything they touch at the moment is midas. it turns to gold. >> reporter: in polls, many brits and canadians say they would prefer it if prince william would ascend the throne instead of his father prince charles. it is a new generation. >> i think i would like to see him on the throne, i really do. i think he connects well with the people. so i think he'll do a good job. >> reporter: without question this couple has really revitalized the monarchy here. prince also spoke french in this bilingual country. he had a few fumbles but his pronunciation was perfect, a little more parisian than canadian. they love the fact that he spoke french and gave him a huge cheer. bob woodruff, abc news, ottawa. >> pretty interesting. all 1,300 journalists are covering this. you'd expect her to show up with a big group of people. princess catherine just travels with her hairdresser. >> the very first worl

catherine was wearing a cream dress and red hat and queen's maple leaf roots. >> and prince albert got married in a civil ceremony to charlene woodstock a former olympic swimmer. the couple dismissed rumors and she tried to run away after rumors that he had a third legitimate child. >> the flags that catherine gave outer today, we better not see any on ebay. >> it was the weather to match the hats. i thought you would have noticed that. >> we'll be seeing a lot of grays and reds. >> show you what is going on right now. vollmer peak down on oakland. wouldn't be nice if there was baseball stadium in this picture. not that i'm advocating one for downtown oakland, but let's move on. south beach, to the right of this one would be at&t park but still looking at the cooler bay water. one of mini areas you can go to stay cool. sat had the pictures, as far as clouds along the coast. offshore flow is definitely working and definitely notice when you see the temperatures, already low to mid-70s around the bay shore. that does include downtown san francisco and already low 80s fairfield, livermore

julie: an update on the amber alert for catherine phillips.michigan home wednesday. police arrested a man believed to be her father, but there still is no sign of this little girl. patti ann browne is here with the latest and they say she is still in danger? >> reporter: 4-month-old catherine phillips is still missing and police say thee is in extreme danger. they say the baby was abducted by sean michael phillips who may be her father. but they say the 21-year-old man took the baby from the mother's apartment. phillips was found at his parents home and taken into custody, but the infant was not with him. an amber alert is still in effect. baby catherine was last seen as the birch language apartments at 1:15 in the afternoon wednesday. she is 4 months old. 12 pounds with blue eyes. phillips was driving a silver 1998 intrigue four-door car. if you saw that car wednesday afternoon you are asked to call police. police are searching around hackard lake. they say the phone rings and they are using it to triangulate its position. catherine's mother

catherine, thank you very much. a pleasure to have you here. >> officer smiley lost his eye sight in iraq but not his vision to lead and his drive to live life to the fullest. captain smiley and his wife are joining me next. thank you . s.com. >> if you would like to comment. e-mail us at huckabee at.com. >> an explosion in iraq sent shrappnel in scott smiley's eyes and brain. he was about to lose his life long dream. he was told he being no longer serve in the army. he refused to give up and fought to keep his career in the military. after years of hard work in recovery. he was the army first blind active duty officer. his story is told is in a book called hope unseen. welcome captain scott smiley and his wife tiffany. diagram [applause] >> mike: hi, tiffany. great to have you here. you know it is a remarkable story . yet, it is got a great position and chapter. things didn't go hunky dory. you werangry about it? >> i was. it was hard to live a healthy and physical and mental and spiritual tile and wake up in walte

i'm catherine kobayashi. the operator of the fukushima daiichi plant will begin operations to inject nitrogen into a reactor. the pipes can be connected to the reactor skon taner. tepco plans to inject nitrogen to avoid a hydrogen explosion. utility has set a target of july 17 to complete the task. nitrogen was in the number one reactor in april and the number two reactor in june. >> translator: we are planning to connect the pipe to the container around 1:00 p.m. on tuesday. we want to begin the injection as soon as we get the approval from the safety agency. >> the utility reported its plan to the nuclear and industrial safety agency on monday. it described the safety measures to limit radiation exposure to the workers. tepco also told the agency how the injection will impact the container. tepco says it has detected airborne radioactive materials in the number two reactor building. tepco has be investigating inside the number three or rather the three reactor buildings and the areas surrounding them since

william and catherine spoke at the welcoming ceremony. >> katherine and i are delighted to be here in canada. before we were married, we had a longing to come here together. >> he tried a similar fought in france. -- thought in french. >> it will improve as we go along. [laughter] later, the dress code relaxed for a reception with young people, one of the recurring themes of the visit. somehow they talked about universities and who went to what lectures. it was all very relaxed, all very unlike what the canadians have been used to from their world tea. it will continue today on canada's nacional de where william and kathryn b. the guest of honor is -- catherine will be the guest of honor. >> it is being billed as the other royal wedding. the marriage of prince albert ii of monaco to a former olympic swimmer. other members of royal families are descending today. >> the principality prepares. monocoque, the tiny tip of southern france, famous for its great wealth finally gets its long awaited royal wedding with the marriage of prince albert followed by a religious ceremony. 300,000 gues

the crux of little bit of parking and a lot of walking catherine? >> with a little bit of parking and a lot of walking catherine chose two wheels. they snagged their prime piece of property by going to sleep. >> we were up by 5:30 a.m. this morning. >> some caught up on their sleep. others tried to stay cool. and bob larson turned 67 years old. >> ivers born july 4 1944. -- i was born july 4 1944. >> he is content knowing it is america's birthday that matters most. >> if you cut me, i believe it red white and blue. -- i bleed red white, and blue. >> the fireworks will start after the concert. you can bet those will probably steal the show. >>> we will see about that. folks, if you're heading out to the mall, you are encouraged to take metro. metro is running extra trains today and they will be providing service through midnight. everything you need to know about tonight's festivities is on wjla.com. you can find information about what you see and how to get there. >>> there was no holiday for jurors in the kasey anthony trial today. right now they a

how else is catherine different despite these comparisons?ennian are a did her first tour she was overwhelmed. she sat in her car and crying her eyes out and want toad back home. shwas in as y she was in australia. she was a young woman, naive. she went back a very seasoned professional. it seems to me catherine already seems like a woman to the palace. she has taken it in stride and seems to be loving it. she's always given the impression of somebody like a swan. however near russ is you are feeling underneath, she always seems very poised and in control. >> she certainly held it together on her wedding day. lot of people marvelled at how she looked calmer than william even. why do they refer catherine and pippa as the wisteria sisters? >> that's a phrase coined by snobs bible in britain saying that they were fragrant social climbing and very delicate. ambitious for their future. hence the conversations and speculation about pippa and prince harry. it seems, as you mentioned earlier, with flee around, put that in pippa's ear. month hollywood

i'm catherine kobayashi. the families of the victims of a train crash in china are becoming impatient with the lack of explanation about the accident that killed 39 people. it caused them to derail and fall of the track. however the television reported monday night that high speed service has resumed the same section where a bullet train rammed into the back of a small train in wenzhou. they set up a panel of 20 experts to provide counselling for injured passengers. the victims families say they're unhappy about the handling of the accident. some spoke to nhk about how they feel. >> translator: the government should explain why the incident occurred despite what they call state as state of the art technology. >> translator: we want to know what the government will do to find the cause of the accident and how they will go about it. >> the bereaved families say they are being monitored to prevent them from collectively criticize the government. >>> more than 20 high speed trains in china were delayed on monday

catherine was wearing a cream dress and red hat and queen's maple leaf roots. >> and prince albert gotarried in a civil ceremony to charlene woodstock a former olympic swimmer. the couple dismissed rumors and she tried to run away after rumors that he had a third legitimate child. >> the flags that catherine gave outer today, we better not see any on ebay. >> it was the weather to match the hats. i thought you would have noticed that. >> we'll be seeing a lot of grays and reds. >> show you what is going on right now. vollmer peak down on oakland. wouldn't be nice if there was baseball stadium in this picture. not that i'm advocating one for downtown oakland, but let's move on. south beach, to the right of this one would be at&t park but still looking at the cooler bay water. one of mini areas you can go to stay cool. sat had the pictures, as far as clouds along the coast. offshore flow is definitely working and definitely notice when you see the temperatures, already low to mid-70s around the bay shore. that does include downtown san francisco and already low 80s fairfield, livermore a

i'm catherine kobiyashi. >>> a large, strong typhoon ma-on is heading toward shigoku bringing heavy winds and rain to the pacific coast. we now go to the weather desk for the latest information. >> that's right. this is a definitely major typhoon that we need to watch out for. actually, let's start off with a look at some of the scene trial counsel this morning because things are already pretty stormy. now, this will be in the shikogu area. strong gusts reported, as well. already hitting 140 kilometers per hour. highest amounts of rain almost hitting 600 millimeters, this's going to be a -- we are going to see a lot more rain fall, too, over the course of today. it's a big concern and turning very stormy. now, let's forecast path towards the north a little bit more over the course of today and then veers quickly out and heads out in towards the east and this is a fairly slow-moving system and it's large so a wide area's going to be impacted. and we are going to continue to see that stormy weather over the next couple of days. now, of course, plenty of rainfall, especially along the pacifi

and prince william and catherine in los angeles. your home and auto policies and save. don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com. >> out of texas, a 39-year-old firefighter fell 20 feet attempting to catch a foul ball at rangers games it. he was conscious after the fall, but he died last night at the hospital. this is the second deadly fall at a major league stadiums this season. investigators in michigan have identified several people killed in a shooting rampage. the man shot and killed several people, including his own child and two ex-girlfriend. he held three people hostage inside an apartment before turning the gun on himself. british police are searching the newsroom of a second british tabloid as part of a widening investigation into a hacking scandal. the search is believed to be connected to the arrest of the former "news of the world" editor who served a jail term for hacking into phones. "news of the world" is shutting down after reports that it broke into the voicemail of war widows and try to police officers f

big losses on stock markets overnight. >> indeed, catherine. europe and wall street sliding overnight. new york stocks tumbled on monday on growing concerns that greece's fiscal problems could spread to other european countries such as italy and spain. the dow jones industrial average lost more than 180 points at one stage, closing the day at 12,505, down 151 points from friday's finish. sell orders surged for a wide range of issues. earlier in the day, european stocks were down across the board. market sources say investors are speculating eu stress tests for regional lenders could reveal problems that are weighing down on italian banks. results will be announced later this week. italy's long-term bond prices have plummeted on the speculation. >>> now let's go check on tokyo shares after a considerable setback on wall street and continued concerns in europe. we go to ramin mellegard who is at the tokyo stock exchange. italy emerging as the next big story. >> very good morning to you, ai. we're really seeing that reflected in the markets here a

i'm catherine kobayashi. the operator of the crippled fukushima plant is attempting to bring it under control by the number three containment vessel, but a long road is aheadue to the wastewater system. the tokyo electric power company started the injection on thursday evening to prevent a hydrogen explosion. they began at the number one and two reactors, but the work at number three was delayed due to high radiation levels. adding to concerns is the french-made device to recycle radioactive wastewater. it continues to work below capacity. the cooling system is meant to decontaminate wastewater and send it back into the reactors as coolant. the utility plans to turn it back to a utility in august. >> the no entry zone around the meant won't be allowed home until there is a planned shut down. they made the announcement at a committee meading on thursday. >>> i know that evacuees from the no entry zone are eager to return home. it is a sensitive issue, but the appropriate time would be after the completion of a

but catherine, a new bride, this is her first big test.ntion? >> when i met them earlier in canada, she's slightly more nervous than he is. he's a star performer. he knows exactly how to behave in front of the press. she's doing fantastically so far. >> it seems they haven't had a private moment to themselves. they visited a cooking school. they played street hockey. they visited a homeless youth center, ottawa's national war memorial. they seem to embrace people. were you surprised at the level, the size of the crowds, the type of reaction they've gotten? >> not really. i thought the crowds would be as big as this. i was there in canada watching his mother in 1991. the crowds were huge then. these figures were up at the same sort of level. but they have had a bit of private time too. and off to the rockies for 24 hours. surely that's what honeymooners should be allowed to do as well. >> in southern california, we've noted this is kate's first trip to the united states. what can you tell us about the timing of this trip and what it means t

i'm catherine kobayashi. a strong and large typhoon is impacted western japan and could make landfall as early as tuesday. we now go to the weather desk for the latest information. >> that's right. this is definitely a major typhoon that we do need to watch out for. let's start off with a look at the scenes from this morning. things are getting already pretty stormy. this will be in the shikoku area. you can see waves impacted the coastline. strong gusts already hitting 140 kilometers per hour. heavy rains falling in the past 24 hours. and highest amounts almost hitting 600 millimeters. we are going to see a lot more rainfall over today as well. so big concern here. it's going to be turning very stormy. this forecast path taking towards the north a little more over the course of today. then it veers out quickly and heads toward the east. but this is going to be a slow-moving system. a wide area is going to be impacted. and we are going to continue to see that stormy weather over the next couple of days. of co

catherine really helped us and encouraged us. they teach you morals, but at the same time i am going to college this august, and money is tight. [applause] money is tight, so, it is easier on my mother, me, my situation. i know that it teaches you to save money and not just spend it on what ever. i need it for college and it is a really good thing. it is positive and promotes life. you do not have to stay in the hood for your whole life. you can do something. thank you. [applause] >> i would like to thank you, thank everyone that supported funding of the garden project. i would like to express how this job helps all of the young, black men that could be out there on the streets. it gives us a second chance. we could be out there on the streets doing who knows what. i would like to thank everyone from the garden project. especially miss catherine [unintelligible] [applause] the job also helps like all of our families. as monique says, time is hard, money is hard to come by, especially jobs like this one. it helps the community and

. >>> prince william and wife catherine took a detour from their official itinerary on their trip to canada yesterday to visit a town recently damaged by a wildfire. they met with rescue workers and displaced residents. >>> and it is that time of the year in pamplona, spain. run for your life. the first of this year's running of the bulls got underway this morning. in today's run, at least two people suffered minor injuries. >>> now here's an early look at wall street. the dow opens at 12,626 after gaining 56 points yesterday. the s&p nudged up one. the nasdaq rose eight. taking a look at overseas trading this morning. in tokyo the nikkei fell 11 points, but in hong kong the hang seng added 12. >>> whether it was true market confidence or just light summer trading investors shrug off bad news wednesday, and wall street managed slight gains across the board. on the data front business growth on the service sector slowed in june. on the plus side, june marked the 19th consecutive month of growth in service companies, which employ the majority of americans. major banks fell sharply on f