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we got confirmation he did grow up in san diego. police locally there are with the family now, coordinating with the investigation that's taking place there in colorado to lend any insights into what type of person the shooting suspect is, but neighbors don't have much of a vibe or read on this guy, correct? >> no, no. right around the time i got here, soon after this place was evacuated, i caugtalked to at l 10 to 15 people. i mentioned the name james holmes to them. i asked, did you know this guy? did you hear about this guy involved in this incident? they didn't know who he was. there was speculation it was some weird, creepy guy they saw hanging around the apartment, but that was just their speculation. as far as this guy being well known in this neighborhood? you know, there is lots of apartments here. i mean, who knows what kind of interactions he had here with folks. but as far as the people i've been talking to, there's more people showing up, it appears, as the day goes on. as far as the people i've been talking to, nobody

la familia estÁ cooperando con las autoridades acÁ en san diego y en colorado.iÓn de su pequeÑo arsenal. >>> a veces son personas jÓvenes que no tienen todavÍa la madurez para resolver problemas que se les presentan en la vida y que ellos sienten que no pueden con el problema. lo cual, puede llevar a una situaciÓn catastrofica donde explotan y hacen daÑo a los demÁs. >>> los vecinos seÑalan que james era un excelente estudiante, con muy buenos grados. pero no queda claro si era medio solitario, o si tenÍa muchos amigos josÉ. >>> carlos tÚ que has pasado el dÍa en la casa de la familia de este joven ¿como es la situaciÓn? estÁ la policÍa resguardando el sitio? >>> mira, sÍ, hemos visto presencia policial, allÁ en frente de mÍ. hay una patrulla la mamÁ, y la hermana de james holmes no han salido en todo el dÍa de la casa como dijimos. y el papÁ si viajÓ a colorado. pero por ahora, acÁ josÉ hay mÁs periodistas que policÍas o guardias. >>> desde san diego, en directo, carlos botifoll, muchas gracias amigos vamos a la primera pausa por hoy. al regresar mÁs de esta ma

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the suspect is from san diego. we'll gate live report from his home town at 5:30. >> here from the council member calling for the mayor >>> one of the most severe critics of d.c. mayor vincent gray called for gray to resign in wake of the campaign scandal. he also took himself out of any race to replace the mayor. tom sherwood is here with the latest on this story. >> reporter: some people thought he was criticizing gray to make his own race for mayor. now that's off the table. on thursday mayor vincent gray was being pursued by reporters after a "the washington post" poll showed 54% of d.c. citizens want him to resign because of scandal. gray insists he's doing his job and will leave the scandal to the courts. on the wamu politics hour friday d.c. council member, the first to call last week for gray to resign said gray has lost his ability to lead even though he hasn't been formally charged. >> think he knew. i think knows he knows. i think many people know it's reflected in the polls, i think he lost his legitima

. >> what caused the fourth of july fumble in san diego. >> coming up next.raw teen cavity filling turns deadly so we investigate with why more and more dentist give children dangerous sedative. dangerous sedative. >> l avalanche buries >> back to the braking news at the top of the broadcast tonight. occupy protestors are squaring off against police in los angeles. you are looking at live pictures. >> this all began as part of monthly art walk in downtown los angeles. still not clear exactly what caused the confrontation but we have seen these 2 vehicle here. this white and black vehicle. police officers are moving from the location we just shed you to another location. so really trying to get a handle on this. we understand police are now on a city wide tactical alert. >> couple hundred protestors involved. >> back here. success story out of oakland tonight. recent high school graduate was honored with a college scholarship. good student who caught a bad break but as amma explains, didn't let it keep him down. >> this year for the second annual will anderson

thunderstorms possible today around san diego and l.a., clear and looks like eight any l.a.kend, mid 70s in -- like 80 in l.a. over the weekend, mid 70s in san diego. >>> members of congress calling for action after abc news revealed the u.s. olympic team will be wearing clothes that were not made in the u.s.a. from the hats to the shoes, the u.s. olympic team will be decked out in even forms made almost entirely in china. the discovery set off a bipartisan bash -- backlash. >> they should be wearing uniforms that are made in america you would think they would know better. >> they should put them in a big pile, burn them and start over again. >> uniforms were designed by ralph lauren the company declined to committee the olympic committee tells abc news they are focuseded on supporting athletes. >>> this morning a -- this morning a washington, d.c. police officer is on desk duty after allegedly making threats against first lady michelle obama the officer was assigned to the police depend's motorcycle escort for the white house. he was overheard saying he would shoot the firs

his parents live in san diego. light cameras were on his parents house all morning long. his father walked out, his mother walked out and confirmed that that was her son saying yes, you have the right person. i need to call police, the need to fly out to colorado. as we learn more about the suspect, we will bring it to you. the victims -- we have now learned that the six-year-old girl who was shot and wounded, her father has confirmed to a fox affiliate that she passed away. we believe that she is still among the 12 who were shot and killed. therefore, it does not raise the death toll. another victim has also been identified as jessica. she is known as jessica redfield. she's a sports in for in turn. she wanted to see the movie. her boyfriend did not want to see the movie. their argument played out on twitter last night. she was also apparently in a mall in toronto last month. she missed that shooting by seconds. we have heard from a lot of victims inside, listen now to a 911 call as this thing was unfolding. >> [i

giants lead san diego 2-0. watch the stretch by sandoval of the it's brilliant. theriot, crawford, on the play he strains his left hamstring. he will not play tomorrow. the stretch causing the strain. sandoval will leave the game. here's the game, it's tied at 2, and san diego looks like they're going to take the lead. and angel pagan comes out of nowhere and throws it back toward first base. it is a basketball play. we go bottom 9 . 2-2, crawford at the back. >> that might be the play of the year! i mean the play of the year! [ cheering and applause ] >> and i got ahead of myself there, but a great catch by pagan. we showed it to you with the announcer, and then the

. >> what caused the fourth of july fumble in san diego. >> coming up next. cavity filling turns deadly so we investigate with why more and more dentist give children dangerous sedative. @ >> back to the braking news at the top of the broadcast tonight. occupy protestors are squaring off against police in los angeles. you are looking at live pictures. >> this all began as part of monthly art walk in downtown los angeles. still not clear exactly what caused the confrontation but we have seen these 2 vehicle here. this white and black vehicle. police officers are moving from the location we just shed you to another location. so really trying to get a handle on this. we understand police are now on a city wide tactical alert. >> couple hundred protestors involved. >> back here. success story out of oakland tonight. recent high school graduate was honored with a college scholarship. good student who caught a bad break but as amma explains, didn't let it keep him down. >> this year for the second annual will anderson award we award jerrold williams. [applause]. >>

. >>> she's naked on the i-5 in san diego. he's naked on the streets of chicago. >> i think he is a bit aroused. >> oh, my goodness! i don't need to see that. >> we'll tell you what's going on with all the naked people. >>> a birthday party under the tent gets blown up by the duratio. >> the wind gets stronger and stronger and the whole tent goes up. >> see what the birthday storm leaves standing. >>> and snacking on some fourth of july leftovers. >> pop rock candy from hell, boys. >> that's pop rock candy from hell, boys. >> and it's "right this minute." >>> we begin our countdown today with our number ten video. guys, this is a terrible accident caught on camera from several different angles. take a look at this. >> whoa. >> we found this surveillance footage of this incident on live leak. this all happened according to reports in korea. the car that you just saw is this car right here in the middle of your screen slowly making a left. >> you can tell something's up because the person makes that left like right in front of a

his family in san diego.old me early on in the investigation this morning that the fbi was involved in san diego at a san diego suburb at his parent's home. we understand holmes graduated from the university of california at riverside and then came here to colorado. i find it ironic that his apartment a third story apartment which as we speak is still being searched and the bomb squad and the fbi and atf out there in aurora. two blocks to the west of where many of the victims were actually taken from the movie theater shooting which was about two miles to the south, southwest. so everything happening in quite a small area and certainly as we get more information from the neighbors i think it will paint a bigger better picture of who he was. >> bill: he is a methodical guy. we know how he got into the theater and planned it and it was very, very minutely planned. he is 6'3". 185. no record. a few people who ran into him this week says he was a football fan.and talk about peyton manning and the denver broncos a

his family in san diego. fbi told me early on in the investigation this morning that the fbi was involved in san diego at a san diego suburb at his parent's home. we understand holmes graduated from the university of california at riverside and then came here to colorado. i find it ironic that his apartment a third story apartment which as we speak is still being searched and the bomb squad and the fbi and atf out there in aurora. two blocks to the west of where many of the victims were actually taken from the movie theater shooting which was about two miles to the south, southwest. so everything happening in quite a small area and certainly as we get more information from the neighbors i think it will paint a bigger better picture of who he was. >> bill: he is a methodical guy. we know how he got into the theater and planned it and it was very, very minutely planned. he is 6'3". 185. no record. a few people who ran into him this week says he was a football fan. have a beer and talk about peyton manning and t

his family in san diego.me early on in the investigation this morning that the fbi was involved in san diego at a san diego suburb at his parent's home. we understand holmes graduated from the university of california at riverside and then came here to colorado. i find it ironic that his apartment a third story apartment which as we speak is still being searched and the bomb squad and the fbi and atf out there in aurora. two blocks to the west of where many of the victims were actually taken from the movie theater shooting which was about two miles to the south, southwest. so everything happening in quite a small area and certainly as we get more information from the neighbors i think it will paint a bigger better picture of who he was. >> bill: he is a methodical guy. we know how he got into the theater and planned it and it was very, very minutely planned. he is 6'3". 185. no record. a few people who ran into him this week says he was a football fan. have a beer and talk about peyton manning and the denver

. >> reporter: when the mother of james holmes was reached in her san diego home today and first toldhat had happened overnight, she expressed little purr prize. you have the right person she told abc news. i need to call the police. authorities said today the planning for the theater attack began at least two months ago when holmes purchased the first two guns at denver area store, passing the required background check. >> in the last 60 days he purchased four guns at local metro gunshots and through the internet he purchased over 6,000 rounds of ammunition. >> reporter: it was over the last few months that holmes, who was phi beta kappa in college, saw his academic and career dreams collapse as he withdrew from a ph.d. program in neuro science at university of colorado cam pause. >> his life continued to collapse for, i bet, a number of months or maybe aechb few years. and as his issues with perhaps delusion, paranoia got greater, he couldn't deal with what was going on around him. >> he grew up in a san diego community called rancho penasquitos. >> he is a member of the jr. varsity

casey wian reporting from san diego. >> and thank you, casey, for that.friday's massacre is this, the suspect's gun arsenal, multiple handguns, shotguns, an assault rifle and more. earlier this morning, i asked attorney general paul calen how much of this stockpile was legal in the state of colorado for james holmes to possess. >> every weapon that he had appears to be totally legal, not only under colorado law, but under federal law. he had two glock semiautomatic pistols. he purchased them legally in local gun stores. he had an a-15 assault rifle, totally legal for sale in colorado and under federal law. he had high-capacity ammunition that he purchased online, totally legal under both federal and state law. and he was also

diego's july 4th fireworks to go off at once. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello, and good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation, including the pacific time zone. i'm lynn berry, and today we begin with going to extremes. now relief could be in sight for millions of americans who have endured nearly a week of record-breaking heat, but the dangerous heat wave forecast to break this weekend in many parts of the country is still not over yet. nbc's dan sheneman has the story. >> reporter: 92 degrees before 9:00 a.m. another hot day just beginning in chicago. the temperature eventually soared to 103. a new record. two degrees shy of the city's all-time record. this is blamed for the buckling pavement. >> it's happening across the country, wisconsin to the east. >> reporter: no relief. chicago public schools cancel all summer school classes. it's the same for the rest of the nation from 102 in south carolina to 1 0e p in milwaukee. to make matters worse, hundreds of millions of americans are in their s

who were arrested in san diego that year. and it made, it stood to reason that that was where people would cross. it was easy to cross from tijuana into san diego, then get on the 5 freeway and go up to los angeles. it was easy to get, just cross the river at low tide which is always the case in el paso/juarez. just walk across the river and move into texas. there was no stopping until in hold the line border patrol agents got on, on the line and deterred people from crossing. and in 1994 operation gatekeeper under the same principles took place in san diego. and then in texas in 1997. what these numbers show, though, is the impact that that kind of force had. so if you watch over the 20 years from 565,000 last year there was a arrest rate of 42,000. the difference is that in 1992 many more people were not arrested. those people who the border patrol did not arrest were simply avoiding the border patrol and going up the freeway toward los angeles. same thing in el paso. but by the time you see the resourcing of the border by

casey wian reporting from san diego. >> and thank you, casey, for that.of friday's massacre is this, the suspect's gun arsenal, multiple handguns, shotguns, an assault rifle and more. earlier this morning, i asked attorney general paul calen how much of this stockpile was legal in the state of colorado for james holmes to possess. >> every weapon that he had appears to be totally legal, not only under colorado law, but under federal law. he had two glock semiautomatic pistols. he purchased them legally in local gun stores. he had an a-15 assault rifle, totally legal for sale in colorado and under federal law. he had high-capacity ammunition that he purchased online, totally legal under both federal and state law. and he was also equipped with this somewhat bizarre equipment that normally you'd see soldiers or police officers wearing, armored equipment to protect him from being shot himself. online purchase, total legal under existing law. >> it is morning in aurora, colorado, and this small town and the entire country are united in shock and grief. joyful

then diego has 1100 active contracts. oakland, which is a more recent program, has 24 active contracts. san francisco, since creating its program more than 16 years ago, has entered into five contracts. san francisco has not had a robust mills act program. the process is unduly lengthy and expensive and is unpredictable. this amendment does several things to improve the process. it significantly streamline it and makes it more predictable in terms of timetables. it imposes strict timelines, both for when applications are submitted, synchronizing for the time of the year, and timeline for the city's response. it reduces the fis, which have been, frankly, very high and prohibitive. it also focuses our approach to the mills act on the smaller properties, including single- family homes and multi unit buildings. as opposed to the megaprojects, which have typically been the only ones with resources and perseverance to actually take advantage of the san francisco mills act in the past. and of course, each and every mills act con

the suspect, 24-year-old james holmes, grew up in a middle class suburb of san diego. high school friends describe him as quiet and normal. >> i kept thinking. what happened? what happened to a nice little boy from a nice family, and it's terrible. investigators say the nice little boy carried out once f the worst mass killings in recent history. nbc animation based on the police account shows that he threw some type of tear gas canister and then producing round and round of gunfire. >> pe pulled out a shotgun. i could see it clear as day. he opened fire on the front rows. >> the owner of the san diego pawnshop said he talked to holmes about guns and rifles several times. he recognized holmes as the suspect as he watched the coverage of the tragedy from a thousand miles away. >> that seemed very familiar to me. the look around the eye area. and his general features. also, they've been talking about he seemed intelligent and everything else. so just his general demeanor. >> the suspect's uncle lives in carmel. off camera he described his nephew as unassuming and reports

san diego police walked robert holmes out of his house this morning. officers say they wanted to protect the suspect's father from reporters questions. robert holmes driven to the airport in san diego and he boarded a southwest flight to colorado. >> police handed out a written statement which reads our hearts go out to those involved in this tragedy. neighbors say they remembered the west view high school graduate as a quiet, smart boy. >> still refer to him as jimmy. >> james holmes moved to riverside to go to uc riverside as an under graduate. >> he joined us in 2006 and graduated in 2010. he was a honor student in neuroscience. and he had a merit-based scholarship while here. and then, he moved on to colorado for graduate work. >> that chancellor of uc riverside has to make, you wonder a merit scholar to a guy that tells police "i am the joker". >> mark you're familiar with san diego, what can you tell us about the neighborhood? >> it's upper middle class. a lot of spanish style homes and very much well to do part of san diego. not as fans eye as d

and san diego. tonight more cloud cover, cooler low to mid 50s.o to four degrees cool we are morning clouds giving way to afternoon sun tomorrow and thursday to a lesser extent friday. summer temperatures for saturday, sunday and monday way from the coast. >>> still problem-free, bay area freeways looking nice here's a live shot of the oakland maze westbound 80 traffic towards the bay bridge no delays now on the east shore freeway from the car seenness bridge to the toll plaza -- carquinez bridge to the toll plaza which is nice and light. golden gate bridge traffic light, crews heading northbound getting ready maybe to chain the lane configuration, no trouble right now -- you can see across the span. a little farther north this is 101 in san rafael, as you head southbound here past marin civic ceer good to go to the golden gate bridge in novato some lanes ever blocked from atherton to novato boulevard until 6:00 this morning. not causing any slowing for anybody at this point. >>> you gotta listen to this all the ladies out there botox can cost hun

we have full coverage of this event from the bay area to carmel to san diego. we have live coverage. jay gray also in colorado tonight. >> reporter: it was just after midnight when the dark knight quickly moved from fiction to reality. >> we were watching the movie, it was a shoot-out scene, there were guns firing and loud bangs came from the right of the theater. smoke took over. >> reporter: witnesses say a man wearing a ballistic bullet-proof vest and body armor tossed two smoke canisters into the packed theater. >> it got hard to breathe and less than two seconds after it going off, the shooting

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. >> sunny san diego.his city has been a hotbed of terrorist activity in the united states for well over a decade. san diego could be a we for major hasan and the fomassacre. two of the 9-11 hijackers settled here and began flight training. they attended a small mosque to receive spiritual advice from the american born cleric. al al haki has been the subject of investigations. in 2006 he was once a part of the daily brief or bdp. he was treked by the fbi's jttf. >> joint tertism task forat tha joint terrorism task force. >> from torques 7 to 2012 was special agent in part of the san diego office. >> it's important because it's not just fbi. it's all agencies coming together to fight terrorism. >> how many agencies or institutions have people detailed? >> you are going to have detail lees from at least 20 upwards of 70 or 80 different agencies state local federal all working under one roof. >> the fbi has a memorandum of understanding with the agencies that define them. personnel details to the jttf are not

of what to expect from tomorrow's jobs numbers then negotiations have been going on all week in san diego for the transpacific partnership agreement so we're going to talk about why people are saying this is a win for multinational corporations and a big lose for american workers and since is thursday andrew blakers going to be on the program to talk tech to me a new app helps you record police fraud and rand paul launched a campaign to defend internet freedom and siri has some competition so we'll have all of that and more theater night including a dose of happy hour but first take a look at what the mainstream media decided to be. so the president is just kicking off a bus tour and the maids three media is following his every single. morning the president is kicking off a two day bus tour of ohio pennsylvania it's being called the betting on america bus tour will kick off a two day bus tour through ohio and pennsylvania trying to sway blue collar workers into swing states to keep battleground states today and tomorrow stopping first in ohio then in pennsylvania. two states in america's

holmes does have family in san diego and also family in carmel. nbc bay area's kimberly terry continues our coverage from carmel where she did track down his uncle and kimberly, i understand you did speak to him? >> reporter: nbc news spoke to him, nbc bay area spoke to him. he wasn't really comfortable speaking to us on camera, but he did tell us a few things including that he found out about the shooting through a telephone call very early this morning and he says he was very surprised. the uncle of 24-year-old james holmes a suspect in the deadly movie theater shooting in colorado describes his nephew as an unassuming guy the family calls jimmy. he did not want to go on camera, but holmes' uncle told nbc bay area, as far as he knew holmes was working and there was nothing that sent up red flags. despite being holmes name sake, he saw james when he visited carmel. the father of the suspect flew to colorado where his son is in custody. the uncle told us this all seems surreal and his family is just trying to come to terms with it. live in carmel,

. >> sunny san diego.ty has been a hotbed of terrorist activity in the united states for well over a decade. san diego could be a we for major hasan a the fomassacre. two of the 9-11 hijackers settled here and began flight training. they attended a small mosque to receive spiritual advice from the american born cleric. al al haki has been the subject of investigations. in 2006 he was once a part of the daily brief or bdp. he was treked by the fbi's jttf. >> joint tertism task forat tha joint terrorism task force. >> from torques 7 to 2012 was special agent in part of the san diego office. >> it's important because it's not just fbi. it's all agencies coming together to fight terrorism. >> how many agencies or institutions have people detailed? >> you are going to have detail lees from at least 20 upwards of 70 or 80 different agencies state local federal all working under one roof. >> the fbi has a memorandum of understanding with the agencies that define them. personnel details to the jttf are not permitt

i would like to show you a live look at san diego.ts that the shooter's parents live in san diego. in fact, the mother was contacted and the mother said, yes, you have the right person. i need to call the police. i need to fly to colorado to listen now to one of the witnesses, as she describes what happened while she was leaving the theater moments after the shooting. >> we keep walking to our cars, thinking that it is still a freak incident. we want to try to help people. there is a girl that looked at me and said i just need help. my best friend just got shot, i don't know what to do. you look at her and you can see the worry in her eyes and you can see that she needs help. i want to help her. i look over, and there is a group of about 300 people running away from the theater area at this point in time, we need to get out of there. reporter: those heartrending accounts to coming into us. we are also learning that one of the victims who died was an intern in the sports department for a local tv station in denver. we don't want to rel

this is what happened in san diego. take a look. >> it looked like the fireworks show that a grand finale, except it happens before the show started. >> all of them went off. it was pretty intense. like a teaser -- we were just waiting for it but it never happened. >> at 8:55, something happened, a misfire and all the fireworks along the san diego bay went off all at once. >> kind of disappointed. >> rebecca is visiting san diego from texas where everything is big, so she was expecting -- >> something big. >> what did you get? >> the 10 seconds. >> about 10 seconds of this. >> we saw three different really big, bright booms go off and we thought it was going to start. >> wow. coming up -- the days of lathering up with sunscreen can be -- could be in memory. what the ocean holds that [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great prices on things you need. we know you look around for the best deals. that's why we give you real big club card deals each week. right now, fresh-picked p

san diego is not a tough place. people do it every day. >> i understand but i know you are a practicing lawyer as well and you probably prepare witnesses before they testified. we will need a little time to consult with the chief. chairperson hur: ok. on the 28, we may hear from the share of. we will certainly hear from him by the 29th. the 29th, we will hear from the mayor and any other experts. we then need a date to hear testimony from ms. haynes and i think we should, whatever that date is, hold that we could get them to the extent they need to be cross-examined. >> based on some conflicts among lawyers, i think the earliest we would be able to do that would be july 16. chairperson hur: i am sorry. the commissioners just got the schedule. is july 16 available for all of the commissioners? that is monday, july 16. >> it is not. chairperson hur: ok. i guess this is a question to the commission staff. there are no rooms available from the 17th to the 20th? >> it is possible that this room is available. in the eveni

in the county of san diego, is there a sheriff? >> yes, sir, there is. >> they have an area they patrol? >> yes, sir. >> they are patrol officers and they are serving the function that is equivalent to police officers and men this apologies, right? >> they have a very large custody -- miss apologies -- municipalities, right? >you are aware that in san francisco, the primary responsibility of the sheriff is to keep the jail and execute orders of the court? right? >> it is similar to my job. we manage people. we manage a budget. we said policy. we work with the community and with the government. we do not get involved, nor does the sheriff get involved at the ground level. >> the sheriff's department in san francisco, they do not have deputies on patrol do the work of police officers. >> no, sir. >> this sheriff's department is on like any other in the 40 or 50 counties in the state, right? >> objection. no foundation. >> overruled. >> i do not think they are much different. they do not have the patrol function. but they still have t

were told theother stayed behind in san diego but someone talked to her air representatives said they are saddened by what happened to their hearts go up to the victims and families. several scenes going on here live there's lots of police activity a block away and is the aurora police hope apartment they will hold a news briefing in about one hour a vigil plan and about an hour near the crime scene had dramatic scene unfold and not far away from the theater at the suspect's apartment, this looks like this was an elaborate plan the suspect had we are told the car was parked outside the theater read outside the back door we have heard reports in the car has been wrapped in cellophane and be sent off to the crime lab police of not confirm those reports yet. >>> michele gourmet ghetto live in aurora colorado >>> the gunman had a california connection he grew up in san diego neighbors remember him as a normal kid shot and well mannered and involved with his family in their presbyterian church he graduated from uc riverside before attending university of colorado: for a ph.d. in neuroscien

one of the monitors has been outside of san diego for the past two years. >>> san diego must -- the agency received a 15 million- dollar grant to replace buses. we are told they will be 30% more fuel efficient and much more pleasant for passengers to ride. >> much more technologically advanced. much better amenities in the bus. more comfortable. >> muni also received -- and new cameras to catch cars illegally driving in the dedicated bus lane. >>> coffee and tea is being sold for nearly $1 billion. today announced the company has struck a deal with a german conglomerate. the cash aquiz i guess takes it private. say the employees and -- will remain with the company. >>> san jose sisco announced it is cutting another 1300 jobs as it streamlines operations. that's about 2% of its global work force. the company didn't say if any bay area jobs would be affected. last year the company shed 6500 jobs. >>> on wall street today the dow industrial fell 101 points after being down more than 200 earlier in the day. analysts point to. >>> friends and family mourning the death of a man and woman shot an

down to vegas, phoenix area, tucson, l.a., san diego, i think you'll have a dry day today. sneak peak of tuesday. storm or two around medford. looking at a pretty drying trend out in many areas of the west. >>> well, if you're watching us on knsd, san diego, california, arrow dynamics to air, traffic control. learn about the wonders of flight and how things fly at the san diego air and space museum. that's your pacific event of the day. >> good one. >> i know. big, heavy airplanes. >> how do things fly, bill? can you answer that? >> all has to do with lift. >> all right. >>> now here's a look at our headlines in entertainment news. "the amazing spider-man" has done something no other spider-man movie has done. it finished second in the second weekend. it's taken in over 35 million. "ice age, continental drift" it hit 46 million. it out earned spider-man with 335 million in the bank. at least we're not talking about "ted". >> there will be an "ice age 4, 5". >> you're probably right. a judge on "american idol", aretha franklin. she has one condition. she wants heidi label. >