>> many stars, are sad she died so young. they're not totally surprised by winehouse's death with all her struggles with drugs and alcohol. listen to what a few had to say. >> the thing about addiction that i learned from playing a bunch of these guys that are addicts is that it's not wrong or bad to want to get out of the pain of mortality. that's what we're trying to do, and a lot of artists are just too sensitive for the world. >> yeah, i just heard about amy passing away today. i'm a big fan of her music. and i don't know her personally, but it's always tragic when someone goes. it's just sad. i mean, she's very well gifted and very talented. >> those were actors kellen lutz as well as val kilmer. kilmer interestingly played singer jim morrison in the film "the doors." remember that film? morrison like winehouse also died at the age of 27, but the big mystery in all of this right now is that police don't know how the singer died, if it had anything to do with drugs, perhaps alcohol and won't put that piece of the puzzle t

we assume she died. she either died or she was put up for adoption because she was born out of wedlock. >> anybody attempted to trace whether she was in fact adopted? >> well, robert has done some work on that. >> no traces? >> the fascinating thing about the story is that we only know of her existence from the letters. as we have no objective records from the birth registries. all we have are the letters in which she is mentioned. there are all those who argue she didn't exist at all. >> there's no question einstein had an unusually active labido. >> i guess it depends on the norm. >> do you think genius is an excuse for this conduct? >> absolutely not. he was the first to acknowledge that, saying that was not his strength. he was a bad father and a bad husband. on the other hand, he said to his second wife, quite clearly that he was going to be engaging in relationships and she accepted it. >> the second wife? >> yes. >> that is elsa. >> yes, that doesn't excuse it, but he is not hypocrite call about i

the important thing i get out in my book is he lived before he died.h an amazing globe trotting adventurous life. today we are so scared of death that we never really live. you know, we're scared that the sun might give us cancer, so we don't go outside, we're scared that steak might raise our cholesterol so we don't eat that. hemingway knew it was bettor have 61 amazing years than 91 mediocre years. >> that comes through in what we read about him, his writings as well. having an honorable life and with courage. what i find interesting about him, here's this guy that we put up on a pedestal as being the ultimate man's man a guy all about drinking, meat eating, carousing around, divorcing. he was a character that way. >> the hemingway cartoon character has, in many way, surpassed hemingway the novelist. i'm in my 20s i think most people my age, maybe they never read "for whom the bell tolls "s or old man in the sea. earn knows the hemingway cartoon character. he was his best own fictional character. >> your book "the hemingway" you bring up cartoon. >>

caylee marie anthony wearing the shirt she died, she died because her mother decided the life she wantedas more important. >> we're joined by criminal defense attorneys, and fox news legal analyst bob massi and the new york city prosecutor, anna-sigga. i was kind of surprised that for the first time we heard the narrative and the jury heard bets and pieces and had to tie it together. what we heard from jeff ashton, a powerful, beginning to end, how she died, how, what the mechanism of death was, did the prosecution prove its case this morning, diana? >> well, i mean, obviously, it was a beautiful presentation by jeff ashton. he's a fabulous speaker. it was very organized, it was dramatic where it should be dramatic. but it was also subtle. you know, i've seen jeff in court go overboard sometimes, get overenthusiastic, there was some real subtlety. and he didn't go out and call her a slut as she got called later. said i'm not saying that people at 22 out and partying is bad, but she's a mother. and he gotn information in an hour. >> he proved quickly. >> mark, do you think that he got the

you know, kurt cobain was 27 when he died.ple think there's some cultish connection here. but it's important to realize that many, many musicians have died and they weren't 27 at the time. but perhaps there's something to it. perhaps by the time these young stars reach this age, they're burnt out from all the touring, from the hard living, from the drain of the spotlight. but i think more than likely, it's just coincidence, don. >> because there were a number of singers who die at 21, yet there's not a 21 club. sad that these people died at that age, but i'm not really sure that it is a trend or a curse, as they say. twitter is employeei iblowing u celebrities mourning the death of amy winehouse, shanon. >> absolutely. one of the most heart-felt tweets i would like to share with you came from kelly osbourne, who was really good friends with amy winehouse. in fact, she actually helped winehouse enter rehab at one point. she said, "i can't even breathe right now. i'm crying so hard. i just lost one of my best friends. i love you

when she died, which unfortunately puts her in a club with a lot of other music stars that died at thee had not released an album in five years. >>> it's ten minutes before 9:00, harry potter is no longer at the top of the box office. find out who is. >>> one of the nfl's star quarterbacks is now married. why his head coach had to get special permission to attend the wedding. >>> a live look outside our doors what you can expect for your sunday afternoon, coming up. >>> welcome back. time is 8:53. there is a new super hero, that's the leader at the box office. captain america, the first averger is expected to be -- avenger is expected to be the weekend's top movie. harry potter is expected to move to the number 2 spot. >>> the brewers took an early lead in the 4th inning. ryan braun with a solo shot. the giants took the lead in the bottom half, with nate shoerholtz with an rbi double. the giants responded again, when aaron rowand tags on this sac fly. the giants got an insurance run. brian wilson would just need 5 pitches to end the game and get his 30th save of the season. the world c

one by one those claims died. and by the time caylee's body was found, any suggestion that caylee was kidnapped and murdered by a stranger was gone. there was no question left that caylee anthony died at the hands of someone in that house. when we started this trial, the defense in opening statement made some statements. i want to first, of course, remind you that what the attorneys say, what i say, what defense counsel says is not evidence in this case. the evidence you must decide this case on is what comes from the witness stand or from these exhibits in evidence. in opening statement, defense counsel gave you a very, very detailed explanation, story of how caylee anthony died, withdraw mat tiwith dramatic flare, he told you about casey anthony being awake ended in the morning screaming at her, where's caylee, where's caylee! about a frantic search for child, about the grandfather bringing her up, wet from having pulled her from the pool and laying her at casey's feet and screaming, this is your fault! this is

caylee marie anthony wearing the shirt she died, she died because her mother decided the life she wantedas more important. >> we're joined by criminal defense attorneys, and fox news legal analyst bob massi and the new york city prosecutor, anna-sigga. i was kind of surprised that for the first time we heard the narrative and the jury heard bets and pieces and had to tie it together. what we heard from jeff ashton, a powerful, beginning to end, how she died, how, what the mechanism of death was, did the prosecution prove its case this morning, diana? >> well, i mean, obviously, it was a beautiful presentation by jeff ashton. he's a fabulous speaker. it was very organized, it was dramatic where it should be dramatic. but it was also subtle. you know, i've seen jeff in court go overboard sometimes, get overenthusiastic, there was some real subtlety. and he didn't go out and call her a slut as she got called later. said i'm not saying that pele at 22 out and partying is bad, but she's a mother. and he got an information in an hour. >> he proved quickly. >> mark, do you think that he got the

coast guard reports one person has died. mexican authorities say there are no confirmed deaths. >>> overnight a small plane was removed from interstate 280 in wood side. the plane clipped a car that landed in the northbound lanes near farm hill boulevard around 7:00 last night. neither the pilot nor the woman driving the car was hurt. the cars rear window was smashed. they had just taken off from san carlos airport. highway patrol officers say this could have been a disaster. >> this could have been a lot worse. the fact that everybody was okay. there were no injuries. and we are grateful the number of vehicles and people that traversed this freeway. >> sources tell ktvu the 35- year-old plane had just gotten a brand new engine and was on a test flight when that incident occurred. >>> salvage crews have pulled out a plane in richmond bay. a wake from a nearby ferry washed over him and filled the cockpit with water. the pilot and his passengerred were rescued by nearby boaters. >>> south san francisco fire investigators are t

and the owner of locust point landmark has died. vin september who owns the restaurant died this morning at gilcrest hospice care. established by his father, lewis, who integrated from italy to baltimore in 1910. vincent was 79. >>> the mother of a six-year- old boy who drowned at sandy state park is looking for answers tonight. sequan kennedy died after spending more than 10 minutes under water as beach goers search for him early on monday morning. the park provides life guards from 11:00 until 6:00, but the boy's mother says if the state added warning signs or made swimmers off limits until they arrive, it could help prevent other parents from receiving a telephone call like the one she took while she was at work on monday. >> police called me at 9:00 on the fourth of july asked if i had a son named sequan kennedy. i fell to my knees. i said why? that he was in the water. i said he was in the water? how? i mean, there were a lot of adults, kids, so why he was the one in the water? >> witnesses say sequan kennedy went into the wate

government misses a payment it goes to di di di di di that's lower than triple say and that's what they say greece is worth triple saying well why doesn't the greek government come out with a ratings report saying america's that's where the dig there for so you american debt you need a place to put that cash by greek debt and we'll give you a play all the options on the acropolis ourselves you don't need a i.m.f. and wore black rather go in there and sell the acropolis regarded our service to our club a. p.r. accident at japan's fukushima facility triggered safety fears around the world forcing some countries to think twice about easing nuclear an injury but for an entry hungry china a things if the demands are so high there's simply no alternative as henry morton now reports if focusing instead on developing new technologies to make tonic clonic safer. with the global spotlight firmly back on the safety of nuclear power following japan's tsunami and the problems at the fukushima daiichi plant china is looking at spearheading efforts to make the industry safer much safer. the chinese ar

he died on june 22nd. the 37-year-old father of two had received numerous blood and transfusions that are believed to prolonged his life. today, dozens of people donated blood in carter's memory at the chambers. the department hoping to continue the brian carter memorial drive on an annual bases. >>> the royal newlyweds are here in california. william and kate arrived moments ago. we will go live to l.a. to see what they are up to tonight. >>> a historic mission gets underway. an experts explains why he thinks the end of a shuttle program may be a welcomed event. >>> our weather pattern may be changing. coming up, i will show you where the fog will be first thing tomorrow morning. the temperature change you can expect and when drizzle can return to the bay area . >>> dozens of people gathered to mark a new stay in the construction of the kaiser medical center. the hospital employees joined city leaders signing the last steel beam to be put in place west of interstate 880. the new hospital is expected to op

nearly two hundred aboard a sunk on the river volga entire to start in central russia one woman has died. more than a hundred people remain missing out that rescue operation continues between all the latest developments in the ongoing story. a record breaking our top news stories of the week spire hunting georgia as its judges high profile photographers with snooping for moscow but skeptics say it's an anti russian image posted by president saakashvili. it's demo deja vu for angry egyptians as they return to tahrir square to vent against the interim leaders of a say stole their revolution. and behold the front page britain's best selling newspaper rolls over the last time as rupert murdoch sacrifices the title while phone hacking claims and reporter arrests intensified. welcome to watching r.t. and run of the week's top stories with me kevin oh in breaking news to start this hour a desperate search is underway off for a pleasure cruiser carrying nearly two hundred people aboard sank on the river volga this afternoon at least one woman is reported to have died there is room on the first i

he later died at the hospital.roup called no justice no bart is calling for those officers involved to be fired. they also want the bart police department to be shut down. that protest will begin at 4:30 this afternoon. >>> atlantis is acting as a giant delivery truck this morning. the space shuttle is delivering a 21-foot canister of food, clothing and other supplies to the international space station. now it's supposed to hold enough to keep the station crew going for a year. atlantis is the last u.s. space station -- space shuttle that is that will visit the space station. >>> and nasa's keeping an eye on some space junk that could pose a threat to the two spacecrafts. the piece of an old russian satellite will zip by the space station and atlantis tomorrow. that's during one of the planned space walks for the mission and it could be delayed. nasa says if the debris poses a problem, the thrusters on atlantis can be used to move them out of the way. >>> all right. time now 6:48. cyclists in big cities like san fr

ford died yesterday from natural causes. she was 93 years old. on tuesday, a private family prayer service will take place in palm desert. a funeral service is scheduled thursday in michigan. she is to be buried alongside her husband at the ford library and museum in grand rapids. >>> it is day 2 of the royal newlywed's stay in california. today, the duke and duchess of cambridge spent the day in the sun and on the polo field. casey segal is in santa barbara. >> reporter: on the second day of their three-day visit to california, the british royal couple traveling by helicopter where the duke and duchess of cambridge walked the red carpet to participate in a charity polo match. >> we've had a busy few days, so the problem of being able to let loose this afternoon is wonderful to me, but that's what it's all about, be it polo, football -- sorry, i mean soccer, or whatever your preferred sports it. >> reporter: attendees paying at least 400 bucks for a ticket in the cheap seats, vip tickets going for $4,000. prince william playing the game and his w

one person died.riving a pontiac sedan, according to firefighters burst into flames shortly after impact. two other people were hospitalized with serious injuries. richmond firefighters were called to the scene. they said some of the people who witnessed the crash tried to help by pulling the injured out of their cars. a fourth person fled the scene. witnesses said he jumped over the median, and ran across westbound 80 to get away. >> we have the passenger from his vehicle. that's kind of our key witness at this time. >> reporter: for 40 minutes, traffic was tied up on interstate 80. all lanes were blocked. they don't know if alcohol was a factor in this crash, and again, chp hasn't identified the driver who died yet. as you heard, the passenger of that vehicle is in the hospital. chp investigators haven't been able to talk to her, because she was seriously hurt in this accident. but they're hoping once they're able to talk to her, they can get more information about this driver they're still trying t

and they died on the same day and they didn't day just on any day, they died on the 4th of july, their day. >> charlie: and jefferson was dead. >> jefferson had died that morning. >> charlie: wow. july 4th. >> yes. >> charlie: samuel morris and e telegraph. indeed. >> charlie: the idea came from an experience in paris. >> while he was in ance, yes, where they signaled from towers by visual means. and he tught why can'te have sothing that uses electricity that does the same thing. he came home with the idea, he perfected it, it of course was a sensational event, sensational change in history. the advent of the telegraphnd the morris code because he can't work the system unless you had a code. he went back to maris to get a french patent for the telegraph. and while he was there, he met degere who invented photography and degere said it would be okay to bring that back. he came back with photoaphy, not only the masterpiece you painted, the gallery of the louvre which was going to be on display in our national gallery this smer. >> chaie: when i was in college i bought the pter of that pa

where she died, which is a state's burden, not ours. when she died. same burren. and who may have been with her or not. >> reporter: but the judge says he'll leave it up to the jury. >> i don't think this is going to be an immediate verdict because there's still some puzzling features about the case. maybe the biggest puzzle of all is casey anthony. she doesn't look like a killer, but lies like a criminal and to figure out this case, the jury may still be trying to figure out who is casey anthony. >> reporter: closing arguments are scheduled for tomorrow after which the jury will begin deliberations. >>> when we come back, from one man, the remarkable outcome after a potentially devastating explosion. [ male announcer ] a moment that starts off ordinary can become romantic just like that. a spark might come from -- a touch, a glance -- it can come along anywhere, anytime. and when it does, men with erectile dysfunction can be more confident in their ability to be ready with cialis for daily use. cialis for daily use is a clinically proven low-dose tablet you take

in 1905, 18 people died playing football. in 1905, 18 people died playing football. so we hear a lot today about the problem concussions and head injuries and long-term health effects of all that, that's a controversy in football today. but it's got nothing on the challenges that football faced a little more than a century ago. so, let's go back in time. in 1876, theodore roosevelt attended his first football game. he was an 18 year old freshman at harvard university. he got on a train with a bunch of friends and they went to new haven, connecticut, where they watched the second ever football game played between harvard and yale. so in the history of college sports, there are a lot of great rivalries. michigan has ohio state. alabama has auburn. the heritage foundation and the brookings institution. harvard had yale. remember, the ivy league is not an athletic conference. in 18 '06 to play the second ever football game. the weather was lousy. it was cold. the winds were so strong that ships could it be the harbor. roosevelt shivered on the sidelines that day. as he w

my mommy and daddy died. i shot both of the month the same time. >> i saw you talking about your. >> this is what happened when the people live in las vegas. he walked onto my stage three months ago, and everybody is going to build a house. he is going to build it from the ground up. i had to say, that is probably the best way to start building a house. with the rules and a chimney, there is a possibility you will run into some trouble. chaperoned on to stage, and -- shaq walked onstage and said, he wanted to be a cop. can you imagine him, 6 ft. 12 in? a policeman of all things. you know what i have been talking about lately? fire men. tavis: wire you messing with firemen? >> what happened to the dog and used to be on the truck. those dogs got tipped off and formed a union. they said, we are going to california to make movies. why can they build a fire house with a back garage door and a front garage door? because they are backing an of. the firemen are gittins and not on my nerves. if the house burns up, get

, which is the state's burden, not ours, where she died, which is the state's burden, not ours, when she died, same burden, and who may have been in attendance with her or not. >> reporter: but the judge says he'll leave it up to the jury to determine what has or has not been proven. former u.s. attorney kendall coffey. >> i don't think this is going to be an immediate verdict because there's still some puzzling features about the case. maybe the biggest puzzle of all is casey anthony. she doesn't look like a killer, but she lies like a criminal, and to figure out this case, the jury may still be trying to figure out who is casey anthony. >> reporter: closing arguments are scheduled for tomorrow after which the jury will begin its deliberations. kerry sanders, nbc news, orlando. >>> when we come back, for one man, the remarkable outcome after a potentially devastating explosion. >>> there was quite a scene in thailand earlier this tweak. a member of the bomb squad all geared up was inspecting a suspicious car in a no parking zone and then tried to open the car's door, and then -- a b

lucian freud has died. >> it is to i am here in london. you are watching "newsday." leaders of the 17 countries which use the euro have agreed to the terms of a second bailout plan for greece. the greek rescue package will be worth more than $150 billion and there will be billions more from private investors such as banks. >> nearly 10 years ago, the euro had been lost to a fanfare of celebration. they are now facing the greatest test. the leaders came up with a historic package designed to draw a line under the greek debt crisis. the french president and the german chancellor pushed through a rescue plan which amounted to nearly 110 billion euros. the deal not only covers short- term funding but is intended to cover the debt burden. >> i have made it clear that today is not someone standing up and waving a magic wand but it is helping greece return to the path to understand the process. i am confident that we can succeed. >> the problem facing the summit was that the debts had shot up to 350 billion euros.

then, more than 700 people died over a three-day time frame.s now fear more lives could be lost in the coming days. with temperatures not expected to drop until sunday, millions of people in the u.s. are looking for ways to beat the heat. bbc news, washington. >> in other news, hundreds of thousands of syrians are reported to have been taking part in anti-government rallies and defying security source -- security forces. activists say people have been killed. security forces have opened fire and used tear gas in several other areas. the last fugitive indicted for war crimes during the breakup of the former yugoslavia has arrived at a detention facility in the netherlands after he was extradited from serbia. he was the wartime leader of ethnic serbs in eastern croatia and faces charges against humanity. with the deadline for default just 11 days away in the u.s., president obama has insisted he is prepared to make tough choices to achieve a sweeping deficit-reduction deal in congress. speaking at the university of maryland, mr. obama insisted th

then more than 700 people died in a five day time frame.ith temperatures not expected to drop until sunday, there are concerns about more fatalities to come. >> now on news of the destruction of the grave of adolf hitler's deputy the grave of rudolf hess has been leveled in southern germany. the ashes will be scattered at sea. neo-nazi groups tried to stage rallies there every year. >> this brown patch of ground is all that remains of the final resting place of one of the most notorious figures of nottie germany. rudolf hess was buried in a grave in a small church in the bavarian -- in a bavarian town. >> we had to regulate close the greater around the anniversary of his birthday and there were major disturbances. if there were marches by certain groups to -- and the whole town was in turmoil. there was a huge police presence. >> this is what they want to avoid, groups of neo-nazis descending and paying homage to hit there's deputy. -- hit there's deputy. -- hitler's deputy. >> it is good that it is now gone. we hope they do not come back.

if you put even just the 12 jurors in one room with a piece of paper, write down how caylee died, nobody knows. >> reporter: s sit's cause of death that was a problem? >> how can you punish someone for something if you don't know what they did? >> reporter: the prosecution wasn't able to give you a solid enough picture of how -- >> do you knee that picture? i have no idea. they didn't even paint a picture for me to consider. >> reporter: you think that might have been an accident? you believe the defense on that? >> i'm not saying that. i'm saying it's a lot easier to get to that conclusion. i can make that happen. but the chloroform, i have no idea. i don't know where i'm at. >> reporter: when you all went to deliberate this case, were you unanimous from the start? no. oh, no. >> reporter: really? >> there were a lot of conflicting ideas and some people were like, you know, i like she did but there's not enough to substantiate. others were like, no, they have nothing for me to even have any idea what happened. >> reporter: there have been people who said you only deliberated 10 or 11 ho

government misses a payment it goes to di di di di di that's lower than triple say and that's what they say greece is worth triple saying well why doesn't the greek government come out with their ratings report saying america's that's where the d. therefore sell your american debt you need a place to put that cast by a greek debt and will give you a poor. all the options on the acropolis are stars you don't need i am nervous why blank are the gunmen here. and you can watch the guys report in about twenty minutes time well radiation has been detected in the thyroid of almost half of all children living in japan's fukushima facility authorities are continuing to study the health effects of the nuclear crisis which of course and safety shutters around the world some like germany have already pledged to close all of its plants but there are countries convinced there's a safer alternative as henry morton reports in beijing. with the global spotlight firmly back on the safety of nuclear power following japan's tsunami and the problems at the fukushima daiichi plant china is looking at spearhe

lady, betty ford has died. lady, betty ford has died. she was 93.f president gerald >>> we continue to follow breaking news this hour. former first lady betty ford has died. she was 93. the widow of president gerald ford died this afternoon in her home in southern california. she was surrounded by family. sandra hughes takes a look back at betty ford's life, which was filled with plenty of highs and lows. >> reporter: betty blumer ford never expected to become first lady but she was thrust in the role when richard nixon resigned. she had been raised in michigan, spent time in new york city as a student of modern dance pioneer martha graham. she modeled and then married twice the second time to a young lawyer just entering politics. 28 years were spent living in washington as congressman gerald ford's wife raising their foyer children. >> so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. >> reporter: just weeks after her husband was sworn in as the 38th president of the united states, in the wake of the watergate scandal, the new first lady found ou

the motorcyclist died it the scene. not clear if anyone besides the rider was hurt. two lanes were closed for three hours. >>> the hikers who plunged 317 feet over a waterfall are identified as church-goers from the central valley. tonight park rangers are still searching for the three swept away by a river a yosemite national park. >> reporter: a hiker shows us pictures of vernal falls where three central valley visit went over the falls that drops more than 300 feet into raging white waters. rangers say 22-year-old more misses david and two others are presumed dead. >> once they went over the falls, it's impossible to survive a fall like this. >> reporter: when the trail of tourists got to the top of the 1.8-mile hike, rangers say despite clear warning signs posted, the group decided to cross the metal barricade with a deadly drop just 25 feet away, one man fell in, another tried to save him, then another. >> it was a chain reaction. and all three were swept over the falls. >> reporter: searchers continue to comb the merced river corridor looking for bodies and clu

today we learn that paul tam-mai died on monday.d that he was on the eastern side of the big island, right about there. that was in this place called hope why in paradise park. officials say that a wave just slammed him against the rocks and he fell into the ocean. this comes just two days after a man died along the west coast of maui, david potts has been missing since saturday they say a large wave knocked him into the blow hole that you see right there. let me give you a closer look into where this actually went down. the blow hole that you see right there is a popular tourist attraction i will launch some video that we found on youtube, that should give you an idea as we try to get this, actually i guess we do not have that video. if we can roll it without the touch screen? there you see it? that whole right there that is the blowhole that i am talking about and approved search for three days after a wave knocked him into that blowhole but they just could not find him. rob fladeboe reports on how hawaii offers plenty of the but

he later died in the hospital. state troopers say a helmet may have likely saved his life. >>> almost all bay area transit agencies are on holiday schedules this fourth of july. bart and san francisco and muni are on sunday schedule tsz. muni will have extra service for the fire works show tonight. ac transit is roneoingen sunday schedule. cal train is using its sunday schedule but will have extra trains after the fire works show in san francisco. santa clara county vta will run on its sunday schedule. the county connection in contra costa will use its weekend schedule. ace train not having service at all today. >>> 6:27 and happening right now they are getting ready for the annual hot dog eating contest in new york. there it is. nathan's world famous contest. gets started this morning. san jose's joey chestnut is around there getting ready to win his fifth straight competition. last year he ate 54 hot dogs in ten minutes. it makes your stomach hurt thinking about it. today's competition begins in 2.5 hours. new th

she died at the age of 93. hello and welcome.outh sudan has become the world's newest nation after decades of conflict with the north. huge independence celebrations started as the clock struck midnight central time. it will be one of the poorest nations in the world. there are still many conflicts. >> people have flooded goout ino the street. there is an air of jubilation here. people are banging a homemade drums to celebrate the independence of south sudan. people are driving all the way up and down the roads. the police, the army, everyone, even a fire engine spring water. people have been waiting so many years for this moment. the southern sudanese are waving goodbye to the north. their new nation is born. >> will ross in the south sudan. the libyans have said that they have made significant gains against colonel gaddafi's forces in a strategically important town. they had been stationary in misrata for six weeks. the rebels taking the city would open a way for a faster assault on the capital city. hundreds of thousands of pr

he later died at hospital. his friends in sunnyvale say he was looking forward to a trip to hawaii and couldn't believe he's gone. >> my heart just sank. for to the happen. for to the happen to him. he was the best kid you could possibly -- >> he is the second bay area man to die in hawaii in two days. saturday 44-year-old david pots died when a wave washed him into a blow hole on maui. his family is expected back in the bay area from hawaii today. >> let's check in now with laura, a preview of some of the other stories we're working on. >> good morning. we're following the arrest of the girlfriend of the prime suspect in the bryan stow beating case. more on why she was arrested and what role she could play in the beating investigation. yesterday we told you about a dog fight in oakland over two proposed dog park plans. last night there was a vote on the issue. we're going to tell you all about the outcome. and should the first face of california's high speed rail run from central california to l.a. or san jose

she drank herself to death. >> linda was just 44 when she died.ew year's eve 1976, the waldorf astoria in new york city. richard bailey and helen brach dancing in the new year to the swinging sounds of guy lomb bardo and the royal canadians. six weeks later she was gone. don ya ewing says like linda helen brach figured out that bailey was conning her out of money. >> she had a big argument with him a few days before she left and said she was going to turn him into the fbi or go to the attorney general's office. that was not a very bright thing for her to tell this man. i thought she was smarter than that. but obviously that was signing her death note. >> it's a civil suit. it's no big deal. >> sometimes. sometimes that could happen. but helen was of a different stature than most of the women that richard had taken to the bank. >> how so? >> well, she wasn't just a wealthy woman. she was a really wealthy woman. and a socialite. and she had the ear of u.s. attorney's office, state's attorney's office. judges, people who were friends. if it came from

she died 11 years ago. said i would start walking for her. >> it's strangers, except for one reason. and the reason is, breast cancer. everyone either wants to avoid it, or survive it. >> we'll wrap up at 3:00 today at fort mason. >>> in just about 30 minutes, space shuttle atlantis will dock at the international space station. i want to give you a live look right now at the international space station. the four person crew spent their first full day in orbit, inspecting the shuttle. a final assessment won't be made until later this week. it looks to be in good condition. the shuttle's main mission is to deliver supplies to the space station. this is the last flight in the fleet's 30 year history. ♪ [ music ] >>> good morning to you. a live look at bay point here. we have plenty of sunshine outside your door. inland areas waking up with mostly clear skies. meanwhile, along the coastline, the low clouds just piled up once again. we're looking at patchy fog and cloud cover out there. we even got a bit of clea