dee dee is gone for a period of time. you have to connect all the dots. >> reporter: according to kgw, on the day kyron disappeared, witnesses at the property where spicher was gardening say she disappeared for an hour and a half and didn't answer her cell phone. >> dee dee is a real central figure in this case, and i think that more is to be revealed. >> reporter: authorities also searched spicher's home last month. at that time she was also called before a grand jury. back then spicher's lawyer said she was cooperating with authorities and denied any wrongdoing. >> she was not in any sort of communication with terri horman by cell phone when she was at the property where she was doing some gardening. >> reporter: spicher's lawyer couldn't be reached for comment on this weekend's search. so far authorities have not named any suspects in the case, but kyron's parents have become more and more vocal in pointing the finger at spicher's friend, terri horman, the last known person to see kyron before he disappeared. >> i beli

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stage on the chaise lounge and i would do whatever . da-da-da-da, da-da-da-da, da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da, dee-dee-da-da-da, monotonous for what it's worth, throughout the earth, i'm known as (overlap/inaudible) . (laughter) (applause) ek: . comes up like thunder, brother/bring back the taj mahal! (applause) ek: now you know why i'm called the most exciting woman in the world. (laughter) q: i . i just love showbiz. (laughter) q: this could not be better. ek: (laughs) q: i'll be sitting over here. (laughter) ek: after crawling across these chaise lounges, by the time i got to the other end of the stage, they had to write three or four more verses because the audience loved it so much. so thank you very much, thank you very much, thank you very much. (applause) q: many, many people when they hear your name immediately think of catwoman. ek: (growls) yes. q: in your book you say, "i loved playing catwoman. " ek: i did. q: this was a situation comedy you were on for how many episodes . ek: i don't think i was on more than three. q: and it . it's among the most memorable television ever. ek: thank you. q: do yo

hacer la chimenea de rescate y los mineros atrapados tendrán que remover las 12 toneladas diarias deese: y qué le dirás >>> no volver a la mina. >>>angie: un poquito más sobre el estado de salud de uno de ellos un familiar me dijo que tiene problemas pulmonares por la calidad del aire por eso esta semana van a mandar una manguera al fondo de la mina que les va a dar aire puro para que puedan respirar mucho mejor por supuesto nosotros estaremos aquí en vivo para trayéndole a ustedes los detalles. >>>josé: angie sandoval muchísimas gracias desde chile. muchos nos preguntamos por qué tomará tanto tiempo rescatar a los minemineros atrapados por e hablamos con el ingeniero, kevin para nuestro programa enfoque del domingo próximo. >>> lamentablemente esta operación subterránea no contaba con la salida de emergencia que tenían que tener, les queda ahora perforar con una máquina que han traído de una mina además ya ya centr tener, les queda ahora perforar con una máquina que han traído de una mina además ya ya centr adyacente, a medida que saca tierra tiene que salir pero los primeros momentos

we could not ask for a better president of the arts commission published than dee jay johnson. [applause] let's take a moment to also thank john wilcox and staff at the san francisco examiner. they really have been partners with many of the arts community and organizations, as well as the arts commission. many of you will remember that when we saw the installation, the examiner helped to spread the word throughout the city by printing 100,000 copies of the handouts that were distributed for an entire year while he got his sound insulation installed in city hall. they have been extraordinary partners on many occasions. thank you so much. i was blessed when i came to san francisco to have found extraordinary, talented, dedicated, hard-working, more than 40 hours per week staff. i would like to thank them, please join me in thanking this hard-working staff. they really deserve it, they were -- will work tirelessly on behalf of arts and culture in the city, and they never punch a clock. they are extraordinary. this evening we have a double celebration. not only do we have literally

dee na leads the excavation. when she discovered the synagogue, she knew it was special. >> i thought to myself, deena, are you telling me you are in the synagogue of the 1st century? >> this is the first discovered in the gag galilee. it layed below the surface for 2,000 years. >> look how close to the edge of the surface, 2,000 years waiting for us to excavate it, to find it, to put it again to the air. so that evebody all over the world can see it. nothing touched the synagogue, it is a miracle. this is an archaeologist's miracle. >> archaeologist ephen fawn. >> we know the place was destroyed and not built upon after the firscentury. goes back to the time of jesus and his disciples. >> this stone base, on the side of the base is a carving of a mon nora. they believed they copied it from the one in the temple of jerusalem. >> it mar the first one ever found from the first century. it is also the first menorah portrayed asa jewish symbol. it played a key roll in the synagogue. >> we believe it was a base of a p

. >>> hoy no solo en colombia celebran >>> la secretaria de estado dee estados unidos, hillary clintonbia. maribel osorio telemundo >>> y con esto nos vamos a una breve pausa. el miércoles, pero al regresar en el noticiero telemundo, muy entrará en vigor una parte de la ley que castiga a os los conductores que están por lases carreteras borrachos, ver de qué se trata esta ley. además, una nueva prueba dicen, podría ayudar a detectar más temprano el leautismo, le tenem los detalles de esta noticia que da tanta esperanza, y verá, amigos, una forma curiosa. 4 hermanos que dieron a luz a 4 bebés, de una forma curiosa, le contaremos en el noticiero. >josé: esta semana entra en vigor una de las armas más podero poderosa de la ley leandra para los que manejan ebrios con niños en el auto, yolanda vásquez nos cuenta de que se trata. >periodista: son las lágrima de apenas uno de millones de familiares de víctimas que ha dejado el alcohol en las carreteras de los estados unidos, lenny rosado perdió a su hijo en octubre pasado en el auto que viajaba se estrelló contra un auto, la mujer que conducí

i am also very proud-- i have a chapter on this, too-- of having been a friend of salman rush dee when he was on the run, when not only did a friend need a friend but when a very important principle, the whole principle of free expression, needed to be defended against the most direct challenge-- a death threat backed by death squads. a lot of people didn't show too much stomach for that-- that was a very educational time in my life. >> rose: they were weak of spine. >> yes, or worse. they thought that it was rush dees fault for writing the novel, not khomeini's. >> rose: there are central themes here. your admiration of standing up for principle, your admiration for courage, and your admiration for friendship. >> see, when you say these things, charlie, you force me to sit here as though i'm taking them more than my due. that's embarrassing. >> rose: i don't care if i embarrass you. i really don't. >> okay. >> rose: i'm interested in who are you-- who do you admire politically? >> i really think the people who are looking for heroism in politicians are probably look for love in all th

the organization this team worked for says despite the test in fignt belgresed the tn dee ert tn deehers she ti >>> the uniteds wa ti >>> the uniteds wa pakistan recovefrom wor the flo havekilt 1,500 people now. as international aid starts to arrive in the hardest-hit areas, pakistan'sr appealing for ev miln pele i pakistan. >>> new questions about seafood caught in gulf waters. while safety experts insist it is safe and the president is even serving it at the white house, those who make a living catching seafood are now raising concerns. matt gutman reports from buras, louisiana. >> reporter: its reputation shot, gulf seafood has a new cheerleader. >> we're excited that fishermen can go back to work and americans can confidently and safely enjoy gulf seafood once again. >> tell me what you think is wrong with them. >> i kind of think they have oil on them. you see that brown? i never seen that on shrimp, even in the mud. >> reporter: randy has been shrimping these waters his whole life. they say louisiana seafood's safe to eat. >> i don't believe them. we have oil right here, right

they filed a lawsuit today against the oakland dieo dees accusing them of covering up accusations against the priest, of failing to warn parents about previous allegations. >> nobody protected ugs. we're here to make sure this doesn't happen anymore. to any other innocent kids. that will have their lives traumatized. and so-to-hope they die. >> and asking then cardinal ratzinger, who is now pope benedict the 16th said the church needed more time. vatican defrocked him in 1987. the oakland diocese says it has not seen the suit. >>> a public memorial being held for a virginia man shot and killed while in the bay area for a job interview at google. he was murdered during a robbery in downtown oakland. he had just $17 on him at that time. during the memorial people are also encouraged to donate to a fund that has been set up for his widow and three sons. >> i feel love and support from communities here. so that is why i needed to come here to express my appreciation to everyone. >> that begins in one hour on ninth street. you may like to donate to the cause here. go to abc 7 news.com, click u

all began about one this morning when a neighbor reported a burglary in progress in the 2100 block of dee street. officers found the suspect, 29- year-old christopher johnson inside the house. police say they began shooting after johnson shot and wounded an antioch police dog named thor. >> there was an exchange of gunfire between the suspect and the officers. the suspect was hit. he was pronounced deceased at the scene. >> thor was released from a veterinary hospital this afternoon, and is expected fully recover. police say there was no one home at the time of the burglary. >>> an investigation underway after a body found in a remote area off after watsonville drive near morgan hill. a man called authorities about 1:40 a.m. to report he had discovered the body of a man at the end of the drive. a sheriff's spokesman says the body appears to have one gunshot wound, but the coroner has not yet determined the cause of death and has not released this victim's name. detectives are questioning the man who reported finding the body. >>> oakland's china town has decided to take security into its

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dee harley runs this 9-acre farm, looking after about 200 goats.his is the only dairy in the county. >> it's not that i had this dream of having a goat farm. i think i was always going to be a farmer of some kind. i grew up in northern england in yorkshire and it was a very rural place. so, i was always attracted to that lifestyle, i just didn't necessarily think it would manifest with goats, you know? >> like many of the cheese makers in california, it's all largely done by hand. although a vegetable rennin culture is added to the pasteurized milk, to give it the initial yogurt texture. the mixture is collected in cheesecloth bags and the resulting curds are left to hang in them for about 2 days. after that, comes the fun part, kneading the cheese. >> look at that. it's like ice cream. but, also, there's the feel of this, you can't learn that overnight. it's something that comes with a lot of repetition and... >> you know how much to knead it. >> yes, you know, and when to stop and when it's right or when it's been hanging for the correct amount o

. >> reporter: hours before katrina hit, pastor john dee jeffries and his wife, genny, evacuated to their daughter's home near baton rouge. they expected to be gone a couple of days. >> the hurricane had passed through, all seemed to be well -- the initial reports -- and then suddenly everything turned topsy-turvy. >> reporter: the levees were breached, and within a half-hour st. bernard parish was inundated with water. the damage was incomprehensible, d first baist chchidn' escape the destruction. >> the church -- the church was a heartbreak. it was as if everything that had substance, value, meaning, purpose, the things that form the backdrop of your life suddenly ripped apart, shredded before your very eyes. >> reporter: the jeffries' home was also among the thousands destroyed. >> that's when i cried. i only cried one time, and that was when i saw my home. >> reporter: they ended up living in a fema trailer near their daughter, 85 miles ay fr chalmette ffries staed tnkinabou rebuilding. >> wasn't a real long time before he decided he was going to come back. >> reporter: did you think

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process, i think it's worth noting, in 2006, and we went to full schematic drawings on a building that dee was fond of before we had a curveball thrown at us by the planning department. we approved 555 mission in 2001. we went through the dot-com bust. we waited for the right thing. we built the only speculative office building that's been built in san francisco since 2000. i think we built a good contribution. we intend to move forward with this as soon as viable. and clearly the market in san francisco is coming back and we would like to do this as soon as we can. commissioner moore: but your answer is you don't know, if i hear you correctly. >> i can't tell you that. i will say that from the time it goes to the board of supervisors to get the height finalized, that there's probably somewhere between 10 and 12 month. so even if market picks up dramatically, we couldn't be under construction shorter than 10 to 12 months from the board of supervisors, because the time required to do the detailed drawings. commissioner moore: let me ask you one additional question and then i'll be handing i

people generally supportive of the notion of a central government, generally supportive of president dee dee congenital karzai despite what happened last year in the election campaign and the accurate perception many of his cronies are too corrupt. the general belief that nato is there to help and we don't see the anti-americanism in afghanisn that we saw either iraq or still see in pakistan. it's a population more supportivef fate of's presence, an again, martin, it's not unfortately to rebut you and i wish i could, it is more to take a different light on the problem in siggerud we have partners and allies who are interested in committing to work with us and working with each other. one more point about the afghan army. the afghan armyon balance is also a think every promising institution. people talk about fissures between the general staff and the pushtu and minister of defense for a simple and their efforts to try to address that right now and it's true the tajiks are somewhat over represented so those that are not afghan specialists also insure most people in this durham understand

they say the 26-year-old brian dees went into the home where his estranged partner and three children lived. he shot the woman and the people who were inside with her. though say that he then took the children and flood to southern california where he let the kids go before he killed himself. investigators say that deitz was found dead in a home in rancho cucamonga. >> a standoff still going on in alaska. it has been going on since late saturday night. >>> vacation is over for president obama. he is back in the oval office today with a full agenda, including dealing with the nation's economy. he said he realizes that the economy is not bouncing back as fast as the government expected. home sales remain down. nearly one in ten americans is out of work and mr. obama says congress needs to act now. >> we should be passing legislation that will give small businesses credit. >> right now that's on hold because of politics. lawmakers are trying to keep their jobs and democrats are getting hammered on the economy and spending. >>> today bp takes a major step in its plans to plug the ruptured

. >> plus a pee dee trearn is fighting for his life right now after being hit by a car that sped off. the morning news continues. >> complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> good morning. thank you for waking up with us, it is monday, august 30th. i am pam cook. >> brand new day. good morning. i am dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic. here is steve. >> thank you. on this monday morning only patchy low clouds, so sunshine looks to be good to go even for the coast today. just slightly warmer. not a lot compared to what was a rather cool weekend. temperatures today 60s, 70s 80s. another weak system has to dive into the north that will keep the edge on temperatures warming up too much but they will in the 5 day. now, here is my good friend sal. >> right now, steve, traffic looks good here in front of the coliseum on 880 right near -- [ inaudible ] >> -- okay in san francisco along northbound 101. now let's go back to the desk. >> at 6:00 the man accused of shooting a fremont police officer has now reportedly confessed. claudine wong i

cridersville, ohio, will be renamed snydersville, for a day, in honor of twisted sister front man, deenyder. yeah. cridersville to snydersville. so, what do you think, allentown, pennsylvania? or should i say, fallontown, pennsylvania? [ cheers and applause ] ♪ yes, we're living here in fallontown and they're closin' all the factories down ♪ [ audience claps along ] [ applause ] [ laughter ] all right. you gonna make me do it? yeah, i know. i was feeling fist-pumpy, but give me a little something, maybe i'll get into it. i don't know, i'm a little tired. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ audience aws ] i don't got it in me, i don't think. i just don't think that i can possibly -- ♪ [ cheers and applause ] sorry, sorry. hey, you guys. this is pretty weird. andrew lloyd webber's songs will soon be available in a karaoke game for the xbox 360. so, if you love the music of andrew lloyd webber, and you play xbox, who are you? [ laughter ] a 53-year-old man in louisiana, known as the "granddad bandit" was arrested for robbing 25 banks. wait, he's only 53 years old, and he's the "granddad bandit?"

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the town is honoring 1980s metal band twisted sister lead singer dee snyder. himself will be there tomorrow. he is riding his motorcycle into snyderville to raise money for the march of dimes. the village will change its name back on sunday. snyder joked about the name change on his radio show, his radio show called house of hair. there's a guy still milking it. >> why not. >>> it is 5:57 now. we get a lot of feedback from you about the school zone story. >>> and something you will only see this morning on nbc bay area. the mother of a woman killed in the bay area will speak out. >>> and a big back-up expected today because of a protest over drivers. >>> and a live look at 880 streaming through oakland. ria says a bit cooler today, bpy hopefullthat. o ka'sth you.

in the south bay, supporters of same-sex marriage met for a rally at billy dee frank community center in san jose later marching downtown to celebrate. [ applause and cheers ] >> same story in sacramento. hundreds of people gathered in midtown last night to support the judge's decision. even with all the celebration, supporters say they realize the fight is still far from over. >> for more coverage of the decision on our website -- we have it on our website, including the judge's ruling in its entirety. check out cbs5.com. >>> well, a new contract proposal from san jose firefighters is rejected by city officials. after 49 firefighters were laid off this past weekend, the firefighters union came up with a new package of concessions and they included a 5% cut intake home pay and increased co-pays for doctor visits and prescription drugs. but the "mercury news" reports the city council wants to cut total compensation by nearly 9%. the council wants the union to let its members vote on that. >>> oakland mayor ron dellums is not running for re-election in november. he made the announcement

allie rasmus is live deeing reaction -- getting reaction to this. >> reporter: this is where the high-speed station will be. right now, you can see there are a number of work crews setting up tables and chairs at the front of the site. there will be a groundbreaking ceremony happening a few hours from now. the new isn't will replace the old building. that's that concrete structure behind us. that was put out of commission last week. you can see an illustration of what the new station is going to look like. they provided us animation of what the station will look like. it won't be complete for seven years. but when it is done, it will be a hub and will be able to transfer to the high-speed bullet train. a spokesperson for the entity says the goal is to create a transportation and commercial hub in the middle of the city. >> it's really about getting people to and from they need to go. we know that when you make more transit for people to use, utilization goes up. >> reporter: the transit will house the first high-speed rail station in the country. the bullet trains will come in through an un