derrick's phone. i called ben corrigan. he came over. - and what did you and mr. corrigan do? - corrigan said we couldn't leave a witness. i didn't know what he meant. and all of a sudden, he grabbed a knife and he stabbed kim through the heart. she was dead before i could stop him. - what did you do then? - corrigan told me to hide derrick's body under the house then drive kim's car to union station and take the san diego train to make it look like derrick was on the run. before i left... i saw that... kim didn't have the cross on that she always did. i found it in her room... and it put it on her neck. i took the train to fullerton. i threw away derrick's wallet, and i met my father at a charity dinner. - [clears throat] the call on derrick's phone. for all anyone knows, it could have been derrick who made the call to discuss business with his boss. isn't that right? - no. i called corrigan. - so you say. you hoped one day to take over your father's church, correct? - i did once. - but the church yo

derrick seems to believe that. unless we can convince beijing to follow our mode of a anglo-american capitalism, which has shown some tarnish in the last couple years, we should be willing to withdraw aspects of our longstanding conviction about open global investment flows and the trade flows that are contingent upon the ability to invest in one another's economies. so i have great concern about this. and also my wife is a psychiatrist, actually, up in new york, and it took me a long time within my own family to realize that my happiness can't really be predicated on changing everybody else in my family. at some point you have to kind of accept that they are what they are. hopefully your example and what they do in life gives reason, people to meditate on doing things differently than how they're doing them, but you can't really pred indicate whic principles on that, on others mirroring you at the end of the day. so that's one old sort of liberal manifest destiny conceit which my teachers talked about in high scho

back to you. >> derrick, thank you. also today the district's attorney general will discuss his office's investigation of d.c. council member harry thomas. tim day, who went against him in last year's election accuses the council member of running a fake nonprofit. he claims thomas has been raising money for team thomas for year but never disclosed who his donors are or said how his money is spent. thomas says day is trying to run a smear campaign against him >> 5:04 is the time. the former chief of the international monetary fund will be in court for an arraignment. dominic strauss-kahn is accused of assaulting a maid at a hotel in new york city. he is expected to plead not guilty to rape, sexual abuse and other charges. he is on house arrest. he resigned from the imf after his arrest last month. >>> more than 1,300 firefighters from across the country are in arizona battling a massive wildfire that is still burning out of control. the so-called wallow fire is considered the state's third largest ever. this the last we

derrick ward news 4. >> it looks like braen sprouts caused the deadly e.coli outbreak. the sprouts came from an organic farm in northern germany. they were served at restaurants and a festival the last month. at least 22 deaths are now blames on the e.coli. german officials are still warning against eating tomatoes, cucumbers and lettuce. they say they need to conduct more tests. the economy took a turn for the worst last month. stocks are down and americans are spending less on everything. as brian moore reports, the new slump as republican con tenors going on the attack. >> this past week, brought some discouraging jobs numbers. only 54,000 jobs added in may. unemployment, up to 9.1%. now the white house is once again confronting fears of a double-dip recession. >> we have added more than 2 million jobs. there's a major difference between a jobless recovery and a very deep hole that we're climbing our way out of. >> as republicans retake their bid to retake the white house the timing couldn't be much better. >> when he took office, the economy was in recession and he

i'll stop and i look forward to hearing what derrick's comments are. >> thanks, dan. i have -- there's a lot of people to think but i have far too much to say so i'm not going to thank them all. two people -- two groups of people, one if there's anybody upstairs in the overflow room, thank you. and if you feel you have something to say and you didn't get a chance to say it please come down at the end of the event. i'll be happy to talk to you. i'm sure dan will as well. we appreciate you coming if in fact if you went up there. i also want to thank dan for setting the stage because i did not want to go through that and he has high tech stuff and i have things like this, which you'll see later. [laughter] >> having said that, i will say one thing about champion and challenger. i started tracking chinese outbound investment in 1999. anyone here want to go that far back? so i think of myself as the champion and dan is the guy who get all the publicity, which is -- which is where that resentful let's have a debate email came from. all right. in fact, dan and i, as he corre

before we turn it over to the clerk, covering the meeting are john ross and derrick. do we have any announcements? >> no. >> item one, role call? >> supervisor mirkarimi? present. commissioner avalos? avalos present. commissioner smelts? present. commissioner pimlico, absent. supervisor campos: she is en route. >> mr. campos? present trfment is a quorum. supervisor campos: call item number two. >> approval of minutes from the may 6 meeting. supervisor campos: colleagues, you have before you the minutes of may 6, 2011. before we take any action, i am wondering if there is any member of the public who would like to speak on this item? if so, come forward. seeing none, public comment on that height so closed. we a motion by commissioner mirkarimi, seconded by commissioner schmeltzer. can we cake that without action? call item number three. >> report on the status of cca activities, san francisco pratch, legislative update and continuing status. supervisor campos: and mr. campbell, good afternoon. >> thank you, mr. chair and commissioners. my name is mike campbell, direct

nice play by derrick campbell and then campbell with the bat delivering the goods here and cal has a 2-1 lead and they took it from there. next up for cal, they're going to play 4:00 our time thursday a rematch against virginia. matt phlegmer came out of the bullpen to finish things off. david esker and the cal bears, they move onto their third game in the college world series. again thursday against virginia. >> some teams look for one hero to take them the distance and we don't need that. we need 27 heroes. we need everybody playing their role and piecing it together because that's who we are. >> bobby row is a good friend of the mets former owner. various jobs for the golden state warriors. they announced they are parting ways. new owner joe lacob bringing in his own folks and bob row not a member of the current troop. >>> serena williams says she's not a crier but today, very emotional after her win at wimbledon. now, 30 years of age, she's had a very, very rough year, all types of injuries and serena came out, won her match, says she never expected to come back and win a match a

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the shooting happened saturday night and the owner there derrick hopkins says his family was out to dinner at the time. hopkins neighbor told police the dog approached him and was acting aggressive. mcconnell pulled out his handgun and shot the dog. officers charged him with animal cruelty and discharging a firearm in a residential area. >>> vet nare yays -- veterinarians put a pit bull to sleep after have beenly attacking a woman in gregetown. she is in the hospital with broken bones and injuries to her face after the mauling. the dog's owner owes 550 in citations for the incident. >>> around the nation right now, a massive wild fire in arizona has destroyed nearly 500 square miles. the wild fire is in eastern arizona and is threatening two towns right now. crews have been going back and trying to containt burns right now. they are trying to build a bulldozer line to protect towns in the community. >> let's look at the 35,000 feet up. this is the arizona wild fire still photo taken about 100 miles north. looking south, you can see the smoke stretching hundreds of miles lingering over colo

[cheering] >> anything you can add that we do not know about derrick? >> he is a great teammate.d everything getting us together off the field everyone getting together and hanging out. it is an honor to be able to play with and is economically and thousand kids. >> have you seen his house in tampa? >> crew and just one room, i have seen a few rooms. >> someone said legitimately is bigger than most hotels. >> yes indias. >> a serious, of 31,000sq ft paid $70 million for the land, that suggests he played $7 million for the land. and i was kidding earlier the team what is a single man me that for? >> room he is engaged. and so there will be to people in there. [laughter] >> i guess they did not want to talk about the house and because there is a little sensitive. >> but again, the new 1000 square feet. that is your business but if you are single, will--31,000 square feet. that is your business but if it are single, i mean i and back rooms. now we have been nhl championship. they're going for the stanley cup without the sharks. vancouver and boston, and with 18 seconds left in the t

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derrick hopkins is considering legal action against his neighbor. >>> a pit bull that attacked a woman in greektown has been put downch the owner gave consent to have the together euthanized and on -- have the dog euthanized because on saturday the dog attacked a woman that is in the hospital with injuries to her face and broken bones. the dog's owner owes $550 in citations for the attack. >>> a man is questioned inconnection with a rape. a suspect followed a woman into her apartment as she was moving things in and attacked her, raped her. jason kurtis with the mount vernon belvedere association says after hearing about the rape they increased segway patrols. >>> we have learned a 12-year- old girl found dead in her home was stabbed to death. so far police say they don't have suspects or a motive in the killing but they are talking with the girl's family. in the meantime, they are asking anyone with information to call the montgomery county police department. the number is 240-773-5070 in seemed like a good idea but now charges are pending against a 25-year-old one who decide to give h

here is derrick campbell signaling to right.a&m 221. for nothing the bears, chad will come through. a lot of bears people in attendance. there it is, the cal bears, they go up 5 to 1. then they bring on their clothes are matt fleming. in fact, the great mass flivver called in is the radio yesterday i said are you going to do something? if he said he closed out the game seven to three. cal is on to the third game. >> some teams look for when he wrote to take and the distance. we do not need that, we need 27 heroes, guys on the bench, guys on the field, everyone playing the role and piecing it together because that is we are. it >> that is the coach of the year, a really great story for cal, their next game will come on thursday. they will play the loser of virginia south carolina. right now, south carolina winning six to one in the fifth. it looks like it will be a rematch against the cavaliers. pam, you know the virginia cavaliers. they are losing five to one on my way up, i told them i am sorry for your loss. he was very upset.

their defense with derrick campbell was very sweet. in campbell with the bat.the bears lose sunday to virginias of that is why they were in this win or go home row. mac fleming are out of the bullpen to finish it up. they will next play virginia thursday night 4:00 west coast time. here is the manager. we will hear from dave at 11:00 p.m. tonight. dave is coming at 11:00 p.m.? >> that is correct. >> what i like about you is that you go along with anything. now eight to nothing after one-half inning tonight, the giants are losing. the first guy that out the minnesota pitcher never seen one like this, at 800 after one half ending, the giants have a long night. here come the a's ready to go. they are the new city field in new york tonight. they are red hot. they're pursuing their sixth straight win. they have taken off. there is, the oakland a's six straight wins, the a's, who not let that score both-scoreboard- fool you, they have one. now i love to see this, great showmanship, i have to laugh, they said he kicked the catcher's mask, but if it was exciting enough

arizona derrick williams went number two. he went to the minnesota timberwolves. sacramento kings got national player of the year after a free team trade. a lot going on. >> pretty exciting. >>> it's coming up on 6:00. sal, you were watching a little bit of that. >> how did you know? >> i saw you tweeting it. >> yes, i did. let's take a look at the commute on 280 northbound getting up to 880 the traffic is moving well. also we are off to a nice start on the sunol grade. dave and pam back to you. >>> some of them dressed like zombies and gathering outside san jose city hall. the reason why this protest is focused on the mayor and future of city employees. >>> what a cell phone reveals about who may have been helping to protect osama bin laden. >>> good morning, patchy low clouds but sunny today. a little warmer and cooler. we'll have that in your week forecast. ♪ home cooked meal: $28. [ beep ] ♪ first date finest: $33. [ beep ] ♪ having time on your side: priceless. mastercard pay pass. bringing you the most convenient ways to pay. learn more at mastercard.com/pay

. >> derrick, thank you. >> today the former chief of the international monetary fund will be arraigned in new york courtroom. dominic strauss-kahn is accused of sexually assaulting a hotel housekeeper in new york city. the maid said he came out of the bathroom naked and attacked her entered the room to clean it. he is expected to bleed not guilty to the charges. he is on house arrest right now. if convicted he faces up to 25 years in prison. he resigned from the imf after his arrest last month. >>> new from overnight now. german officials expect to get tests back. vegetable sprouts caused the deadly outbreak in europe. they came from an organic farm in northern germany. it has been since shut down. at least 22 deaths are blamed on the e. coli. more than 2,200 people have become sick, including four americans. those americans got sick after traveling to germany. >>> later today apple will unveil its next big thing. cnbc bertha coombs joins us with more on the i-cloud. >> it's a very big thing. steve jobs in fact, will be taking to the stage at apple's worldwide developers conference in

derrick williams number 2. and then so on so forth. let's get to our live shot.w jersey, the site of the nba draft is klay thompson. klay, thanks for take the time. a lot of college players to go to the nba aren't fully prepared. you had the pedigree from your father. how did that experience -- will that experience help prepare you for the nba? >> absolutely. you know? i just been around the game since i was a toddler. so, you know, all my life i have just known basketball. and you know, just look at with stefan curry on the warriors with his high basketball achievements. he was around the game his whole life, as well. i come from a similar situation. i'm just trying to prove myself at golden state. >> it's funny you said as a toddler you have been playing basketball. your father said he think he knew you would be a great outside shooter when you were three. who did you tailor it after? kobe? clyde? where did that jump shot come from? >> uhm, i just say, you know, playing the backyard with my brothers, you know, we went at it so much. it was so close in age and p

people talk about the pressure playing for the yankees, but when you have derrick jr., alex rodriguezhe guys, but it definitely takes the pressure off. you can go out and do your part on the team and have a good chance of winning. >> derek g. currey is circling in on about 3000 hit--derick gitter is circling in on 3000 hit. anything you could tell us that we do not know about him? >> he is a great teammate, and a great guy, he coordinates everything and give us all together off the field. it is an honor to be able to play with him and see him get 3000 hits. all of these milestones that we are getting ready to pass. alex hit 600 last year and is coming up on 700. it is exciting to play with guys that may be in the hall of fame one day. >> if you do not mind me asking, did you asking derekgitters house in tampa? >> i saw one room. >> someone told me that it is bigger than a hotel. >> yes, it is. [laughter] >> what about your house? >> i have four kids, a wife, a dog, we have enough space. >> fair enough, i have extra room in my house if you need help. [laughter] >> now every city that y

are on my books sitting in the throne with these crystal crowns and made in crystal is a green oil derrick coming up out of the crown and a pink shrimp wrapped around it which pretty much scribe's the relationship between fish and petroleum in the gulf. one of the things we learned was that while the gulf think of itself as a pitcher state, it really isn't. i work in boyle. and dole is the petra state. 86 percent of the gdp is from oil. louisiana, 8% of its gdp. this is not up petro state. and what the people who worked in the industry tell me by the end is, you know what, we to do it. this is not save. we don't like it. it's dangerous. give us something else to do. we cannot do it. we cannot organize for it here. it's really hard to organize for the alternatives. we can work on it, but we need your help. you folks to work with greenpeace and the center for biological risk and california and vermont and d.c., you guys have to fight so that we can have alternatives, energy jobs, wind, solar. the hardest cut oil workers. they are ready. they need our help. the one-year anniversary is the tim

book sitting on their throne and they have these crystal crowns and made in crystal is a green oil derrick coming out of the crown and a pink shrimp coming out of it and that pretty much describes fish and petroleum in the gulf but one of the things we learned is that while the gulf thinks of itself as a petrostate it really is, you know, i work in oil and angola is a petrostate. 86% of the gdp is from oil. iraq is a petrostate, 90% of the gdp is from hollywood louisiana isn't a petrostate. it really isn't and what people working in the industry told me in the end, you know what? we could do without this work. it's not safe. we don't like to. it's dangerous. give us something else to do. we can't do -- we can't organize for a year in the gulf. it's hard to argue for the alternatives here. we can work on it but we need your help so you folks who work with greenpeace and you folks who work for centers of biodiversity and you folks live in california, vermont and dc you guys have to fight so that we can have alternative energy jobs, wind, solar, the hardest cut oil workers started saying this

derrick posted this one on the blog. rep weiner should not resign because of the internet scandal.y laws or committed acts that were deemed unforgivable by society's norms. a user named gizmo says our economy is in serious trouble and i see why, because our politicians are too busy cheegt, having affairs and sending nude pictures of themselves to young girls, and americans are sick of it. and rusty posted this one, pack his bags and go home. he is morally and politically damaged to the point it is next to impossible for him to continue on in office. and steven was short with his comment. he lied. he should leave. to join the conversation, head to our blog, cnn.com/ali, and you can also post on either ali's or my facebook and twitter pages. thank you for sharing your thoughts. >>> severe weather expert chad myers will join us next with details of one of the worst arizona wildfires ever. but more than arizona is in jeopardy, so don't go anywhere. pass on the news and make sure you and everyone you know is getting the calcium they need. ♪ at 190 miles per hour, the wind will literally

harkin: i ask unanimous consent that derrick skinner of senator bingaman's office be given privileges to the floor during s. 679. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. harkin: madam president, just listening to my good friend from utah talk, speaking here -- and he is a good friend of mine -- and others who have been she canning here for the last hour -- who have been speaking around here for the last hour, members reus are short around here. i mean really short. forget about the attention span; memories are really short. how soon we forget that at the end of the clinton years after we had worked with president clinton to pass measures that brought in more revenues, that kept our spending under control, we had four years of balanced budgets. four years not only to balance budgets; budget surpluses. when president clinton left office, he left george w. bush the biggest surplus ever in our history. the c.b.o. stpaeud we just continued -- said if we continued on with the policies we had we would have paid off the national debt by 2010. then the republicans come riding into town i

derrick is in cleveland. he is a democrat. what you think washington's role in the economic recovery should be? caller: i have been listening to everybody call and everybody is right and at the same time everybody is wrong. you can't do everything. you want to cut taxes, you want to raise taxes. raising taxes might be fine but at the same time it hurts the people who want to employ. so they are not going to hire anybody. they are sending all of the jobs out of the country because it is cheaper to make the product outside of the country. host: what do you do in cleveland? caller: looking for a job. host: what was your last job? caller: i used to drive trucks. caller: how would you describe the economy in cleveland? caller: slow recovery. host: thank you for calling in did this morning. "the daily news" out of new york. an update on the anthony wiener story. on the front page of "the daily news" out of the year. and this is "the new york post." also in this article -- stop being nitwits. that is in "the new york post" this morni