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. >> a suicide bomber and four other attackers died during the firefight. three security guards were also killed. the taliban released a statement claiming responsibility. they said the presidential palace, the defense ministry and the hotel used by foreigners were the targets. the palace is located in a heavily guarded part of the afghan capital near the u.s. embassy and the headquarters of the international security assistance force. this month kabul has witnessed a surge in taliban violence in the city. the group earlier targeted the international airport as well as a bus transporting workers from a judicial court. last week the taliban opened an office in qatar to facilitate direct talks with the united states, but the first round of talks has been postponed and not yet rescheduled. on monday afghan president hamid karzai and u.s. special envoy james dobbins discussed how to move the process forward. tuesday's attack is being seen as an attempt by the taliban to undermine karzai. in a separate attack the same day, a roadside explosion hit a minibus in t

that alexander the great died of ebola. just a partial list of all the things that charles darwin supposedly suffered from, just a partial list include middle you damage, pigeon allergies, arsenic poisoning, lactose intolerance, lupus, narcolepsy, of course or a bear, cyclical vomiting syndrome and something called smoldering hepatitis. i have even seen serious suggestions diagnosing fictional characters with various diseases, suggestions that sherlock holmes had autism, ebenezer scrooge had obsessive compulsive disorder, darth vader had borderline personality disorder. not bad. you might think with this type of work that dna may be is a little more objective, you get somebody's bones from the ground, do a test on it, get a nice easy edge, they added disease or they didn't but as i explained in the book, is not quite that simple when it comes to genetics. barista lot of interpretation, still a bit of an arch to figuring out whether someone had a disease or not and there are certain cases where they started to look into doin

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more than 50,000 people dies. half of the were children under five. >> thank you for your time today, sir. >> thank you for yours. >> the poorest people are the most vulnerable to land degradation. if you want to take them out of poverty, and at the same to to ensure for them food, energy, and water security, then we must ensure that we help mem to to improve the condition of their productivity. >> solutions for restoring land exist. but he says that africa needs help to put these measures to action, and the exploding population is adding to the urgency. >> if we want to make sure we have enough productive -- in a way that is sustainable, that will not deplete the force, and will not bring more vulnerability. >> he is calling for countries so set the target for reclaiming land. he wants them to quit to 2030 as the deadline. >> the issue will be affecting more and more areas. that is why it is important to have a much more holistic approach to the issue. you know. >> he says desertification is not confined to afric

it's unclear if he died of a heart attack.ind of backing off saying it's a possible heart attack because there were other reports that he also died of a stroke. you were kind of mentioning about the whole sopranos thing. remember, that led the way for all those series that have been on hbo ever since, shep. >> shepard: it certainly did. james gandolfini, that's incredible. wrap up the day's news and toss things over to bill o'reilly in just a moment. i'm shepard smith in new york. create our future. you get to take ownership of the choices you make. the person you become. i've been around long enough to recognize the people who are out there owning it. the ones getting involved and staying engaged. they're not sitting by as their life unfolds. and they're not afraid to question the path they're on. because the one question they never want to ask is "how did i end up here?" i started schwab for those people. people who want to take ownership of their investments, like they do in every other aspect of their lives. chantix... it'

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she died of scarlet fever. this is after ida has been through the trauma and is going through dealing with this very bewildering new factor in her life -- and the seizure disorder. some years later she began to take comfort in buddhism. it was reincarnation. you begin to see ida mckinley instead of writing letters to her dead child, she kept katie alive. she would always have a picture on the wall. she kept her close -- clothes and rocking chair and spoke sometimes as if the child was still alive. there are first-hand accounts of her looking at young children because she tapped that perhaps katie had been reincarnated. >> we will return to the house to learn more about the political partnership between the mckinley's. >> during the years of william mckinley's political career, the house served as the residence. they had living quarters on the third floor of the house which was originally a ballroom and was turned into a living quarters with a bed room and entertaining area. off of that room that we used to cond

he says premiere's has died.ar in another station and in has been off the hook since it started car air waves busy. he returned to the hospital wednesday and died this morning. so since you've been on death row he was not compliancy was not a fan of rules. >> pam: certainly a notorious character. what else did it guards say? about the tepals prisoner he was in the his his debut with other criminal prisoners? >> reporter: he had three hours in the yard when for three days by himself was completely alone. >> pam: containing our coverage for two years andfor two years, areas in southern and northern california were on high alert. residents felt terrorizedby the" and later "the nightstalker." >> pam: we take a look at richard ramirez's crimes. and for that, kron-4's grant lodes is live in studio. grant? >> reporter: his father abused him and at the age of 13 he was present when his cousin murders his what wife by shooting her in her face. he dropped out of school and started using drugs by time he was 25 he had drift

this man's relative was a hezbollah militant who died fighting in syria. >> translator: i am proud of my cousin. he died as a martyr. >> reporter: this narrow waterway and the outskirts of hermel divides lebanon and syria. armed, hezbollah fighters cross the border freely. many went to the syrian town of qusair in may and june to support assad's troops. they helped them push out anti-government forces. by aiding assad, hezbollah is trying to ensure its own survival. for years, its shiite allies in iran sent money and military support through syria. hezbollah supporters favor intervention in the conflict. but some have paid a heavy price. this man says his 20-year-old daughter died after the anti-government forces shelled the town. >> translator: only a parent knows what it's like to lose a child. it's heartbreaking. >> reporter: and many in lebanon support the syrian rebels. most of them are sunnis, the same as the rebels. they held an anti hezbollah rally earlier this month in beirut. the protesters clashed with supporters of the militant group. some people were injured. 28-year-old

he's now died.>> to johar, a few pieces of greasy fried chicken eaten in a brightly colored fast food setting means more than a calorie bomb. >> that's why we fighting. my country. i want the feeling of the taste of freedom. >> the taste of freedom. >> it's a nice taste. ♪ >> good. good food. ♪ >> outside tripoli's center, there's this. one time axis of all power and untold evil. a huge complex of sinister offices, barracks, residences, on top of a rabbit hole of secret tunnels and underground facilities, this is gadhafi's enormous compound. ♪ most everything belonging to or associated with gadhafi was destroyed. nato continually bombs strategic locations within the compound and on august 23rd, 2011, it fell to the rebels. gadhafi and his family having fled. this is what's left of gadhafi's palace. ♪ ♪ so when's the last time you were here? >> last time is when the revolution is finishing. the machinery, going in fast. after then, coming a lot of people. listening about something expensive here. lik

james gandolfini died of an apparent heart attack today. he won three emmy awards for his role in the "sopranos "skpoi starred in a number of movies. he was young, only 51 years old. >> i guarantee it. the man starting men's warehouse doesn't like this, he's been fired by the company he created. george zimmerman is out what this could mean about the business and the brand. >> george skimmer says he fell in love with the bay area when visited back in 1981. soon after, he moved here brought his stores with him. >> he got too small. >> for many men hoping to get more for less, men's warehouse has been his store of choice. >> you can get ideas and new clothes. you know? and you can get something too,. >> he built it into a popular chain, now, the man many associate with looking good for less is out he founded the company. the it doesn't look nice. nobody likes a mean brand. >> dr. michelle talked marketing in advertising and says the move to fire the popular spokesman, seen here may backfire you see him, you know it's men's warehouse, now peopl

the headlines reads "sopranos" star jersey icon dies. our thanks to abc news and espn correspondent darren revel for tweeting this photo. >>> take a look. this is the invite facebook sent out. it reads a small team has been working on a big idea. join us for coffee and learn about a new product. facebook actually mailed these invitation. they're not evites. there could be a video version of instagram service today and word of a feed. today's event is scheduled for 10:00 a.m. >>> state lawmakers are getting a big pay raise. the california citizen compensation commission vote edo restore cuts made during the recession. the governor will earn $174,000 a year. lawmakers will make $95,000 in base pay. most lawmakers also take home an additional $30,000 in per diem payments and even more money for being committee leaders. california lawmakers are the highest paid in the country. >>> on the peninsula, hundreds of drivers are now facing $200 tickets after an undercover operation focusing on pedestrian safety. police launched a sting yesterday to

the man was knocked out of his shoes and died at the scene. a white bumper of the car was gathered at the scene, police gathered as much evidence as they could but they need more witnesses to come forward. they noticed a lot of speeding in the area. >> people are riding weeks in this area and i don't feel safe and what i do is stay under the bridge and take a different route. >> reporter: there have been 19 deadly traffic accidents in san jose and 13 victims were either riding or walking their bikes. that number is too high and it could be due to several factors, if a bicyclist is riding safely. you are looking at the guadeloupe trail and this is where it happened over the overpass and they have seen it go up rather than using a bike lane over this overpass. so, again, the victims' identity has not been released yet but we are hoping to get an update to see if anybody has called in any tips overnight. janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> also this morning, police in vallejo are searching for suspects in a deadly driveby shooting.

he says premiere's has died. i ran right to the car in another station and in has been off the hook since it started car air waves busy. he returned to the hospital wednesday and died this morning. so since you've been on death row he was not compliancy was not a fan of rules. >> pam: certainly a notorious character. what else did it guards say? about the tepals prisoner he was in the his his debut with other criminal prisoners?

the drummer for jefferson airplane has died. he died in a car accident in palm spring.mmed head on into a wall yesterday evening, knocking over a tree he. one witness tried to do cpr but to no avail. he was the only one in the car and was not wearing a seatbelt. a self-taught drummer since the age of 10 he helped found group hot tuna. johe was 67 years old. >>> the film festival kicks off tomorrow. this year one of the films is directed by our own i-team investigator dan noyes and tells the story of the most decorated high school cross country coach in california and his battle with lou gehrig's disease. >> the courageous effort. >> reporter: it was the amazing video that inspired a nation. san francisco's university high school cross country runner holland reynolds collapses from dehydration only feet from the finish lien but musters enough strength to crawl to the finish. holland says the coach jim tracy inspired her to make the famous finish. he had just been diagnosed with a devastating disease als. >> starting the race we all knew that we had to run as fast as we c

her mom died from ovarian cancer at the age of 56 and last month her aunt died of breast cancer. >>> make the ride from the bay area to los angeles all in the name of aid awareness. it's part of the aides life cycle. kpix john ramos talked to the riders who say even though there's been progress, the fight against aides isn't over. >> reporter: as dawn broke, the quiet outside of the cow palace didn't last long. >> are you ready? >> reporter: inside, more than 2700 bike riders. for this, the 20th annual aides life cycle came together for the 7-day, 545-mile trek from san francisco to los angeles. it's a high energy sendoff for an event to wake people up to the fact that aides is still among us. >> as we're riding down the coast, as we're going from community to community, it's really about raising awareness and we still have a lot of work to do. >> reporter: it's also about raising money, a lot of money. >> 14.2 million [applause] >> reporter: that's just this year alone. since 1993, the aides life cycle has raised more than $182 million for medical research and services for those wit

the 48-year-old woman died at the scene. naas later died at a hospital. let's take a quick look outside this morning. let's check in with meteorologist ?? for your first forecast. in july confirme finally quiet conditions today in the inland ed pitt >> as for the evening you will see an increase in clouds and wind. >> 62 right now in san francisco. >> upper 50s in concord. >> 52 degrees in livermore appeared >> only getting into the mid '80s for antioch after experiencing a 3 digit temperatures yesterday appeared >> half moon bay will top out today at 63 degrees nevada and topping out at about 70 degrees today appeared >> downtown 7 cisco only get to the mid-60s and a high for today. as head over back to marty. >> if you're a bart rider, you extra money on hand. 9 stations. starting july 1st, fees will increase at the castro valley, west dublin, pleasanton and the dublin / pleasanton stations from one dollar to a dollar-fifty a day. also, increases are on the way for the el cerrito plaza, el cerrito del norte, north berkeley and ashby stations, but at tho

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senate died today at 89. lawnberg died from complications from pneumonia. he got smoking banned on flights and raised the drinking age to 21. it's now up to republican new jersey governor to appoint a replacement until an election can be held. >>> the common store bought item in the secret weapon the war on ageing. >>> the fate of proposition 8 announced this minute. the three ways the supreme court could decide that controversial case. >>> and temperatures have been trending down but that's about to change. bill martin had tell us when temperatures could reach triple digits. >>> the bay area colleges recently named the most diverse in the country. for all those who sleep too hot or too cool, and struggle to sleep comfortably together, now there's a solution. introducing sleep number dual temp, the revolutionary temperature-balancing layer with active air technology that works on any mattress, including yours. whether you sleep hot or cool, sleep number dual temp allows each of you to select your ideal temperature. and it's only at one of our over 400 sleep

his brother wrote they died doing what they love. they said they gave vital information to the public. >> a lot of these individuals have dedicated many years of their lives to going out and assisting and tracking storms and getting footage and putting themselves in harm's way so they can educate the public to the destructive power of these storms. so we want to honor them and their loss and we want to think about their families who are going to be dealing with this. it's more than a news story to them. they lost loved ones. >> those storm chasers may have ended up like other victims, stuck in their cars right in the path of the storm. see this line of lights? that's traffic on the highway on friday night. we are also seeing the damage the twisters left behind. governor mary fallin toured the destruction in el reno this morning. the severe weather threat now moves to the east coast. karen mcginnis joins us in the weather center. what's the good news out there? >> well, we've got some pretty warm temperatures and thunderstorms. warm t

he was slightly b lly bigger th was when he died.e had been to rehab for cocaine and alcohol abuse. none of that will help, i guess, in terms of avoiding heart trouble. >> yeah, i mean, those are all certainly big risk factors and, you know, even short of those risk factors heart disease is the biggest killer of men and women in the united states. those things will put him at increased risk, but still, piers, one of the questions that does arise when something like this happens to someone in a young age, you want to make sure there is nothing else, as well. people are speculating, as you said, piers this is the cause but there may be a more definitive answer here and that will be dependent on what the medical examiners in italy, how they chose to pursue this and his family, obviously. >> neshel turner, i said earlier, facebook and twitter have blown up with tributes. i saw rob low called him the greatest tv charter of them all and he was in west wing. what are you picking up there? >> definitely, piers, a lot of reaction on social me

one of the women has died. the shooter then went to the santa monica college campus where he opened fire. >> it happened right in front of me. i was in my car and a guy on the left side of the street jumped out of a car with a big, black gun and started blasting rounds at all of our cars and the buildings pod er: it's uncl anyone was wounded on the campus. police say they shot and killed the gunman in the library of the community college. they are not certain yet if he acted alone. his name has not yet been released. federal authorities say the incident did not affect the president's nearby appearance. we'll have more on this story as details become available from the news room. debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> today is shaping up to be one of the hottest days of the year. because of the heat, both today and tomorrow are spare the air days. there are also warnings outs for rip currents at the beach. mark tamayo in for bill tonight. you go to the coast and it's a different story. >> >> that's right. thi

this 28-year-old died. >> translator: hezbollah killed my brother. they call themselves a party of god, but their deeds are evil. >> earlier i talked with our reporter in dubai. i asked him how serious the impact of the syrian civil war is in lebanon. >> it's very, very dangerous. lebanon has its own experience of a civil war, which was a long and bloody one. these fresh sectarian divisions could escalate tensions within the country. the syrian conflict started as a protest against the assad regime, but now in its third year it has turned into something entirely different. islamic extremists from arab countries such as libya and tunisia have fought alongside sunni-led rebel forces. the jihadist influence within the syrian opposition has been growing. atrocities are widespread. a rebel force commander reportedly desecrated the body of a government soldier. and rebels executed a teenage boy for blasphemy. the assad regime has carried out its own share of violent attacks. and now that hezbollah has joined the fighting, it could turn the civil war into a

>> yeah, that he died. >> and you did not believe it?. >> when did you officially find out that he was dead? >> that tuesday afternoon. >> and do you recall how you found out that he died? >> because my friend had sent me -- >> okay. >> um -- a text of an article. >> okay. so you found out in the media or people told you. >> yeah, my friend send a text of an article saying trayvon name, that he died. and i had asked her what time that he died. i had looked at my phone. my phone said 7:16 that the phone hung up. >> okay. so you found out that trayvon martin was dead, and you were trying to figure out whether in relation to the last time you spoke to him? >> yeah, i was trying to figure out how he died. like, it was just -- >> it was just? >> how he died, you know, just a fight the last time i had talked to him, a fight that broke out. >> you stated a fight broke out. tell us what you mean by that. tell the jury what you mean by that. >> it was just a fight broke out. it was not -- just a fight broke out. i had thought he was already by hi

and he died too young. terry moran, abc news. >> "nightline" will have much more on the passing of james gandolfini at 12:35 and on" good morning america" at 7:00 a.m. >>> the men's warehouse has fired one of the most recognizable pitch men on television. the company announced the removal of founder george zimmer today. george zimmer says it is because he spoke out against the direction of men's warehouse in the last few months. men's warehouse didn't comment, but they canceled a shareholder meeting. he opened the first warehouse in 1973 and there are now more than 1100 stores nationwide. >>> the daughter of former new york yankees manager joe torre is being called a hero after she caught a falling baby. 44-year-old kristina torre was buys bicycling when she saw the baby hanging from an awning. tor re was there to catch the child. the parents were arrested for child neglect. >>> the naked mole rat could hold clues to fighting cancer. the african rodent lives 30 years or more and are resistant to cancer. the

his son died of leukemia 13 years ago.ised $70,000 for a foundation in his son's name. >>> coming up in 2 minutes. >> that was kind of beastie right there. beastie. that was no record for life. >> only on 2, people running for their lives as gunman takes aim, how this put a neighborhood on edge. >> and waiting a decision on proposition 8, the preparations being made and the three potential outcomes. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >> only on 2, it is dramatic and disturbing. a deadly shooting in oakland and all caught by a surveillance camera. good evening. >>> i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville.-- >> ktvu's cara liu asked the police chief what changes he is making but ktvu's lorraine blanco spoke to neighbors who watched a teen die on the streets in front of him. the police say the community has been a real asset in this caw case. the victim is a 17-year-old of oakland. investigators are looking closely at surveillance video that may be key in cat

he died just about 45 minutes later.ce together what happened there. police say they have a man in custody on suspicious of murder after yesterday's attack at the great mall. they say he beat a man to death with a baseball bat. he is the only suspect in the attack. >>> the sun is already out this morning and there is a fire danger concern. some places will be topping 100 degrees today. today is also the second straight spare the air day due to high temperatures, low winds and car exhaust combining for unheatlhy levels of ozone pollution. >>> children are trading in their toy guns. >>> it's underway here. students lining up behind me here. and they are turning in toy guns brought from home. and in exchange, they get books and raffle tickets and a chance to win a bike that they have parked overhere. that's -- parked over here. the goal behind the program is to make sure the kids understand that the real dangers behind guns and the principal believes if kids play with toy guns, they become desensitized to the seriousness of

hundreds of others have died trying to reach safety.the mountain route we took come out still has some 200 or 300 dead bodies lying there. there were so many people who just fell from the hilltops into the river. >> the situation has been made worse by the numbers of pilgrims peddling in the highlands when the rain struck. rescue crews found at least 40 bodies in the debris. but where help has come, people have expressed gratitude to their rescuers. >> it was very difficult to survive that. we would have died if the army did not rescue us. personnel helped us a lot. they have saved our lives. >> some more accessible areas had been reached by rescue crews. the more remote mountain regions are harder to get to. the army says it will be trying to reach those people in the coming days. hasanada's prime minister been touring flood-damaged regions. at least three people have been killed in the province of .lberta heavy flooding has forced as many as 100,000 from their homes. the city of calgary has become a .o go area -- a no-go area still ah

i should have died over there. because i. i saw some people who had died and. there is cheaper than therapy. on our. choose your language. because we know if. someone. chooses to use the consensus he can. choose the opinions that degrade to. choose the stories that in high school might choose the access to off his. the week's top stories here an artsy you know side of the fugitive whistleblower edward snowden while america's shooter the former cia man test his diplomatic relations with all countries involved in his global movement. to snowden's late revelations point to a massive u.s. snooping operation targeting e.u. institutions in brussels and washington and the united nations in new york. egypt's president morsi faces a tough challenge to his leadership with angry crowds flooding the streets on the first anniversary of his inauguration after a week of deadly writing by rival political factions. and the first part of a much anticipated addition to russia's navy says sail for france in a joint project expected to revitalize ties.

officers found a man dead on appears he died of headght. injuries.ectives consider his death suspicious. and a 21-year-old man died after he was shot on d street in downtown antioch just before 12:30 this morning. this latest violence comes as antioch is facing a critical shortage of police officers. today the city's police chief used social media to reassure residents that police are doing everything possible to keep them safe. here is abc7 news reporter alan wang. >> antioch police admit they are outnumbered on the streets. >> they bashed in this window. >> andrea who just got her car broken into says crime in antioch is out of control and there aren't enough police officers. >> if i called 9-1-1 and say this is what is going on, okay, we will be there and i say what is going. >> on the facebook page the chief says he is trying to hire 25 officers to meet the city's authorized force of 102. >> we can't do it alone. we look upon our neighborhood watch groups and in this case we are reaching out to all of the resources available. >> thinking out of t

and he died too young. moran, abc news. >> "nightline" will have much more on the passing of james gandolfini at 12:35 and on" good morning america" at 7:00 a.m. >>> the men's warehouse has fired one of the most recognizable pitch men on television. the company announced the removal of founder george zimmer today. george zimmer says it is because he spoke out against the direction of men's warehouse in the last few months. men's warehouse didn't comment, but they canceled a shareholder meeting. he opened the first warehouse in 1973 and there are now more than 1100 stores nationwide. >>> the daughter of former new york yankees manager joe torre is being called a hero after she caught a falling baby. 44-year-old kristina torre was buys bicycling when she saw the baby hanging from an awning. tor re was there to catch the child. the parents were arrested for child neglect. >>> the naked mole rat could hold clues to fighting cancer. the african rodent lives 30 years or more and are resistant to cancer. they iden

the motorcyclist was rushed to san francisco general hadn't where he died. the chp closed at least two lanes of 101 for about two hours while crews were at the scene. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> san jose police are asking for the public's help as they investigate a hit-and-run crash that killed a bicyclist. police found the victim on taylor street near highway 87 at about 3:25 yesterday afternoon after several people called 911. police say the driver left the scene but did leave behind what appears to be a white bumper. today we talked to a bicyclist who says the area is not safe right now. >> normally, i cross at heading. but right now heading is being repaved. yeah, this 100 yards or so between here and the red light is not super safe. >> so far, there's still no word on the identity of the bicyclist killed. >>> new street lights are going up all across oakland with a goal to help prevent crime. the city is installing 30,000 new l.e.d. lights. they are designed to provide better lighting with less glare and fewer dark spots between l

his son was thrown from the car and died at the scene. his wife died a day later. he is charged with vehicular manslaughter and child endangerment. >>> the highest paid employee made $30,000 and didn't work a day. >> the former general manager quit in may of 2011. under her retirement, she has continueed to receive paychecks and full benefits for more than 19 months. they said she was able to do this by using 80 weeks of unused vacation time. the months of extra pay came on top of a settlement she took to leave the agency. >>> president obama will leave this morning after meeting with the chinese president. the two leaders blazed the new trail talking about caption and will not shine away from differences. president obama and chinese president xi jinpung, they lost their ade and had a discussion with only their ades on hand. they are in agreement that north korea must shed nuclear want upons. >>> they sat down to discuss business opportunities. the governor wants california to have a future role with chinese provinces. this is one ever the spots. this includes infr

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