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a man drowned the same day another man drowned in pine lake. and it happened just after 530 in the evening. >>> witnesses say two children needed medical attention. rescuers took one child to the hospital. they gave both rescue place ams . >>> let's go outside and take a look out side, you can see traffic is moving well with, as you drive through there are no major problems to vallejo. and it is looking good if you are driving to the westbound bay plaza, there is no traffic, getting to highway 17, let's go to steve. >>> and we have something fog, high pressure wins out so inland temperatures will jump up and we cooled down and so was haven'tville. northwest 17 not a big deal. 50s and 60s on the temperatures, santa rosa 58. >> a couple of dill slows, tonight high pressure that means inland temperatures will warmup. fog and sun for all not for -- for some not for all. 60s around the bay and a of 6- degreeel up. livermore will go down to clear lake and fog will be on the increase and even as they cool down they will be nice on sunday, pam. >>> the

enough to moisten new orleans but not enough to drown it. republicans pulled it off perfectly. >> jon: hurricane gustav was deliberate? >> absolutely. look, jon, if republicans had known americans cared so much about new orleans, they wouldn't have screwed the pooch so bad the first time. [applause] >> this was their chance to get it right. it's all designed to fit in with the overall theme of the week. the g.o.p. give us one more chance. this time, we won't [beep] it up. [applause] [cheers] >> jon: they have -- they have the word [beep] in their slogan? >> yeah. yeah. someone screwed up. >> jon: so what is then -- what's tonight's theme? >> tonight's the iraq war. >> jon: they'll present some strategic alternatives to the current stalemate? >> better. they have found a country, honduras, whose leader, president manuel zelia -- -- zelaya -- >> jon: oh, my god. he looks a lot -- >> i know. i know. no kidding. but tonight, now matter how tempted they are, they will not invade honduras and overthrow this suspiciously mustachioed man. >> jon: wh

how did actress natalie wood drown? more than 30 years after her death, authorities in california have changed her death certificate. as kristen dahlgren reports now, officials aren't sure her drowning was accidental. >> reporter: when natalie wood drowned off the coast of catalina island in november of 1981, the death of one of hollywood's most famous actresses was shocking, to fans who couldn't believe the star was gone at just 43. to friends, who knew the three-time academy award winner was scared of the water. >> i've always been terrified, still am, of water, dark water, sea water. >> reporter: and to investigators, who for years heard conflicting stories about what happened on the yacht that night with her husband, robert wagner, and fellow actor, chris fer walken. here's wagner in an interview several years ago. >> we came to the conclusion that she had stepped on the swim step on the aft end of the boat, had hit her head and rolled into the water, a tragic, tragic night. >> reporter: but a change to the death ce

a former police sergeant accused of murdering sabio and then making it look like she drowned in a bathtub. he is also the main suspect in the 2007 disappearance of his fourth wife state see peters -- stacy peert son, though he has never been charged. >>> they have billion dollars in debt and 25 predators. they will stop paying into the retiring health fund. mammoth lake and stockton filing for bankruptcy. >>> the gsa is at it again holding a lavish bash in nashville while the house committee holds a hearing on the waste of tax payer money by the agency. the hearing is about monpartyinn your dime. >> 115,000 dollars in over time pay. there's something wrong at gsa when you have to pay an employee 115,000 dollars in over time. >> scandal plagued agency paying a stunning $44 million last year in bonuses. the gsa one percent of the work force. made up 10 percent of all government bonuses. the gsa first gaining infamy for the bash in las vegas that cost taxpayers 100,000 dollars. we will have a live report in the next half hour. >> a rocket launches last night from kazakhstan. >> 3, 2, 1. ture

somebody remembered, yes, there was this water to drown in which complicated the drowning theory. you are in a casino, playing cards and you notice the dealer's cards are not shuffled. you keep playingings right? it is not your responsibility to shuffle. they do that. so you play. you hope to win. they d some took atlantic city for a big old ride the now the casino is suing to get their money back. what did these people do wrong? they got cards. they played the cards. they won the money. give it back? really, golden nugget? were afternoon. >> atlantic casino is suing a group of gamblers after players won a checkive $1.5 million in a game of baccarat. they claim the players realized the dealer was dishing out the same carts over and over and increased their bets from $10,000 to $5,000 as they won 41 hands. in a row. security swarmed the guys accused them of cheating but they realized the playing cards were not preshuffled as the casino ordered them from the manufacturer. and now, criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor and criminal defense attorney. i have never been, never

what he did say is a healthy 40 year-old woman does not normally drowned in a bathtub at last she has one of the three d's, drinking, drugs or disease. she had none of those risk factors. dr. bloom also testified about 13 bruises or marking on her body. and depressing that went to her bones on her lower left abdominal area, bloom said they were fresh wounds meaning they were made within 24 hours. my heart sank when they put up to that pitcher over 13 bruises and abrasions to kathleen's body and in no way did she fall and hit her head and died in the top, she was brutalized that night. dr. bloom also testified that the position of savio's right foot was not conducive to an accidental drowning, her toes for hyper extended at a 90 degree angle pushing against the side of the top which is more consistent with a struggle. the location of these bruises are two separate injuries to her body. the bruises were all in the front mainly on the left side of her body where she was obviously beaten up and the backside is from abrasions or she was obviously dragged. dr. bloom is not done on the stand

he gave up his own life to save two children from drowning.isomo is live at the university of chicago comer children's hospital. randi? >> dr john liu was the go to person in pediatric surgery they said he had lots more left to do but no one was surprised he died trying to save children ... he was with his wife and children on a small beach in michigan he had spotted children knocked out of their kayak by heavy waves they were in trouble and he immediately went into the water to save them they'd made it out but he was taken away by the repip current he is survived by his wife a pediatric surgeon here at the chicago children's hospital and three children ... he had an impressive resonate he was internationally recognized for advances in minimally invasive surgery and was recently honored with a distinguished clinicians award here at his hospital ... >>he was completely devoted to his patients and would do anything for children ... >>we take care of children with advanced of domino or chest tumors requiring many hours of surgery he was able to t

accusing her husband of pretending to drown. he is nowhere to be found. but their son seems to also be involved. >>> and the price of gold. that was quick. america's gymnastics sweetheart gabby douglas is already beaming out from a cereal box. and this is just the beginning of her endorsement gold. so, how much does this 16-year-old daughter of a single mother stand to make? >>> you know, it really isn't fair that we have to wake up so early after such an amazing night of the olympics. >> ron was up until 3:00 in the morning. >> watching the olympics, yeah. i didn't sleep last night, dan. >> look at this. each of these american swimmers, each winning gold. and winning them all in 13 minutes. did you watch michael phelps? second-to-last. and then, the surge. >> and here comes phelps to the wall. >> and that, folks, is why he is number one. what a way to finish out his solo career. >> you know it's good when the announcers start to hyperventilate just a little bit. that's a good sporting event right there. phelps said he is retiring, which would make that h

now, they drowned and so that really was the tipping point if you like.ernment was forced into a position where they started this big review, a lot of imminent people on the committee that did it. they have come out with the recommendations, ship it all back offshore. have these refugees process the in places like naruit, middle of nowhere, way off in the pacific ocean and also papua new guinea and process them there. why? as a deterrent to make the journey in the first place by boat because it is people smugglers doing this, boats on unsea worthy. as you said, 600 have drowned since 2009. >> unbelievable. >> it has been seen by processing on shore as an invitation to the people smugglers, get here, you're set. you're talking 7,500 this year alone. >> talk about the detention centers. clearly sounds like that is a dangerous situation when you have the center set up and people say these are inhumane, these are not all that much safer than trying to make it to australia. >> the funny thing is, the prime minister that embraced this report described offshore

and even then, and even then, only after making absolutely sure that you're all out of drowned raccoon ass. and now obama expects to you shell out almost three extra nickel for this pie. eat the nickels. you have your dignity. ( cheers and applause ) right? am i right? now, personally, now, perjurily, i love papa john's pizza. i believe they're a sponsor. order some right now. i will wait while you pause your d.vr. don't get me wrong, folks. i believe every human being has a fundamental right to affordable health care, but at what price? there has to be a line we do not cross. and it's 14 cents. ( laughter ) because if we just sit idly by while everyone gets access to a doctor, today it's just 14 cents more a pizza. tomorrow it could be three cents more a taco. and i would rather be dead. ( laughter ) folks, speaking of health care, it is so important to get a yearly physical. that's why last week i got 10 of them. now, i'm good for a decade. this is cheating death with dr. stephen t. colbert, d.f.a. now, quick disclaimer-- i am not a medical doctor. i am a doctor of fine arts, which i

it would explain the lack of serious injury to kathleen before her death and before she drown. the defense has trumpeted the fact that category len savio -- kathleen savio was a fighter a hot tempered woman but evidence of drew's ability to subdue her without any apparent serious injury would be essential in explaining why a woman like kathleen wouldn't have fought harder. even peterson admitd that "i have learned so much as a police officer i can kill someone and make it look like an accident." now, witnesses candace akin and cassandra kales were not allowed to testify to that statement. how is it that we don't tell the plain and simple truth to a jury and yet we allow experts to come into court and testify under oath to explain what may have happened in a case where they were never even there in the first place? unfortunately, the prosecution is required to share in the deception because they have to coach their witnesses not to say everything even when it is true. they are warned not to give testimony that might be detrimental to the defendant about's right to a fair trial b

the coast guard uses them to conduct surveillance ended this five and a half pound drown developed by california-based company is being marketed to law enforcement. >> these systems are really meant to protect citizens' lives. technology is really the wave of the future. >> drown makers predict it will eventually be used in agriculture, real estate in disaster investment. in an important legal test a judge upheld the use of the border patrol drone help local authorities in north dakota with surveillance. >> the faa's mission is safety. >> sometimes there is a misconception that will walk out of the grocery store, look up in the sky and see drones circling overhead and have the ducks. i think the reality is much more subdued. >> the future of drones in america is now. ultimately the courts will decide how much privacy the people will be allowed to retain. >> mild temperatures this weekend but that will all change starting tomorrow. temperatures currently in the '50s and '60s. we're going to warm things up starting tomorrow. we're going to watch temperatures rise 3-10 degrees for our mo

the rest of the crowd drowned them out. security guards escorted them out.romney pause briefly but then continued on. >> president obama will fly to el paso, texas to talk to service members at fort bliss. joe biden will event -- attend an event in ohio. clint eastwood spend tarp -- part of his speech talking to an empty chair. it was supposed to represent barack obama. >> a twitter account mocking that has already racked up 30,000 followers. >> daily deals sites are getting sued. >> the next iphone may not come out as soon as we thought. what are the details this morning? >> good morning to you. let's start with stock index futures. they indicate a higher opening. the watch list -- fed chairman ben bernanke is in jackson hole to deliver his annual speech on monetary policy. we will see if the fed is ready to make another bold move to stimulate our economy. you mentioned a possible big setback for apple. japan's sharp corporation has not started mass production of screens for apple's next iphone. sources tell the journal sharp had planned to start shipping s

and millions of homeowners across the nation continue to drown in their underwater mortgages luckily there is a relief program which could save owners up to a billion dollars so why is the federal government refusing to throw this much needed a lifeline. a good evening it's wednesday august first eight pm in washington d.c. i'm christine and you're watching our t.v. . one of the most essential components to modern day warfare is of course the use of drones the industry is growing so fast they have hundreds fewer drone pilots than they need and they're even lowering standards to make it easier to get a job in the drone industry the drone strikes have been responsible for the deaths of several high level members of al qaeda but additionally have killed countless civilians women and children included in turn the drone strikes have served as one of the top recruiting tools for militants pakistan's ambassador to the united states said her country will continue to demand that the cia and its drone strikes . the whole drone program is seen as does the relationship at every juncture and we h

>> eight. >> two people, a 62-year-old man and his wife, drown. nine other passengers, including all three children, are pulled to safety. >> they know that we did everything we could and i did everything i could. you know, the odds was against us. but we did a pretty good job. >>> coming up -- >> well, my best friend was hysterical and most of the other students were hysterical. >> panicked passengers scramble for safety when a cruise ship runs aground. >> women and children will be evacuated first. [ male announcer ] what's in your energy drink? ♪ power surge, let it blow your mind. [ male announcer ] for fruits, veggies and natural green tea energy... new v8 v-fusion plus energy. could've had a v8. >>> july 2008, 400 miles off the coast of new zealand, video caught from a camera behind the bar of the pacific sun shows passengers and crew literally swept off their feet at the mercy of the ocean's swells. anything not bolted down flies across the deck, including the passengers. as the ship tumbles in the sea, watch as the video shows one woman sl

plus millions of homeowners across the nation continue to be drowned in their underwater mortgages luckily there is a relief program that could save owners up to a billion dollars so why is the federal government refusing to throw this much needed lifeline. a good evening it's wednesday august first ten pm in washington d.c. my name is christine and you're watching our t.v. let's talk now about a topic that most people and even most lawmakers here in washington actually agree on infrastructure and the need to make sure it's strong and safe but it was on this day five years ago that the interstate thirty five west mississippi river bridge in minneapolis collapsed. the buckling of the bridge over the mississippi river happened during evening rush hour and resulted in the death of thirteen people on the injuries of nearly one hundred fifty others it cause a closer look at infrastructure all around the country and we already knew at that point after all that it was the levees breaking in new orleans and not hurricane katrina itself that cause excessive death and destruction there that was back

a possible drowning - but how?tte waters here - about 15 feet deep right now - are known to be hazardous.a common warning to visitors.13:28:15 "yeah, they said it was very dangerous to swim in."despite the unusual discovery -- sunday afternoon brought all the usual activities. but not for the few who'd heard about the young man who died here... 13:28:32 "pretty crazy." investigators hope to identify and the exact cause of death tomorrow.anyone with information - is asked to call police.live at the inner harbor, melinda roeder, fox 45 news this is the end result of wwat police say was an attempted robbery.a man who tried to rob a cab driver.... died in this fire.the cab driver ppcked up the man at the largo metro station... then drove him to a movie theater in bowie.there the suspect demanded the cab drivers money and douued him with a flammable liquid.... that backfired-- literally.the liquid caught on fire.the cab driver escaped... but the suspect didn't. tonight, baltimore city police continue to investigate a sh

that child drowned and his body was located 150 ft. from the footbridge. attempts to revive him were unsuccessful. the search is continuing today for jacob adams, another neighbor who wished to remain anonymous remembered seeing him play outside >> i never talked with the lady and i didn't know their names but i saw when he played outside. the other one, i don't know too much. it surprised me. >> the atoms were on a church retreat. officials have announced that they will be holding a prayer service for the adams saturday at 6:00 p.m. >> i will definitely attend. >> suppose it afghan allies are turning on u.s. service members and the military is trying to figure out what is behind attacks. military trainers gave a u.s. police recruit to defend the afghan village. he turned round and immediately used it, sprang the americans with bullets killing two of them. >> we have no findings yet in terms of what the reason for the threat incident was. >> the son of to silicon valley judges killed >> new at 5, a judge's decision to send an all girl rushed and punk band

the traffic roars, but everything is drowned out by the clatter of generators. the regular power failures, they run almost constantly in front of the shops and businesses, like that of elisha babalola. he, too, is a traditional healer. his business is going well. babalola has the money to package his remedies professionally. and he invests in radio and television commercials. it's paid off. >> the outcome and sales have increased tremendously -- honestly it has increased to a level higher than anyone expected, when we started packaging it this way. >> the nigerian agency for food and drug administration and control monitors the traditional healers as well as it can. it requires healers to adhere to specific practices if they want to expand their businesses. hauwa keri heads the department and is responsible for monitoring. >> the moment we started the process of registration and encouraging them, a lot of them began to process and package their medicines either in cellophane bags or bottles, and bringing them properly presented, with labels and outer packets and

local police point out onlookers saw him in a part of the river where people have drowned in the pastjust floating there. >> alan: we want to thank those of you who contributed to the abc-7 sleep train foster kids campaign. $1 for every like on our facebook page. you can also help local foster children in need, like abc-7 news on facebook. for every new like, one dollar donated to the dream campaign. >> ama: a little relief coming our way, leigh. we need some. >> leigh: it is hot out there. 105 at fairfield. livermore, highs like the heat relief, yet santa cruz, where a lot of folks went. the high there today reached a very mild 75 degrees. lots of folks still out there. as you can see, way, way in the background there -- well, way, way in the brown there. you can see that fog bank just sitting there. live doppler 7hd picking it up nicely, and it will start to move a little in through the gate and the bay, as we head into the next 12-24 hours. there we go right there. continuing to move on in. of course the fog kept 60s at the coast. of course where the fog was not, about 40-50 miles

any truth there. >> you're not going to drowned. you may cramp. ever try to contain a kid for an hour. you don't have to worry too much about them drowning. >> if your teen or tween wants to shave your legs. don't shave your legs, the hair will grow back thicker. any truth to this? >> what this is, if you shave your legs you're cutting the hair midway down the shaft. i didn't know this until we researched it. it looks thicker but is not thicker. it tapers at the end. it's a way moms have tried to preserve kids from sharveg their legs to preserve that innocence but it's not true. >> what about mommy myths that scare your child. a mom wrote on the website, i had such a terrible time keeping my 2-year-old in bed so i told her the night sharks come out and swim around the bed and will get her if she gets out, a bed. seems to work for her. >> i feel for kelly, because honestly i've said some things i've regretted the next day. we've all been there. the psychologist wouldn't recommend it. who hasn't said something to their kids like that. >> the last on

every day -- nine people drowne in the u.s. every day.thnically diverse communities, the rate is two or three times higher. african american and latino american children are unable to swim at roughly two or three times the rate of their caucasian counterparts. i really believe that the wave of the future is all about partnerships and collaboration. this grant is about a partnership between a wonderful individual, helen hilton raiser, and rec and park. we are hoping very much this will be a pilot and that the program will continue on for the coming years. thank you. >> is there any public comment? be none, public comment is closed -- being none, public comment is closed. commissioner buell: before i entertain a motion, i want to thank helen on behalf of the commission. we are grateful that you are helping the recreation and park department. thank you. moved and seconded. all those in favor? opposed? hearing none, it is unanimous. i will call the next item out of order. i understand the planning director is here and has an important meeting

ten people drown every day in the united states. leading cause of death for children under 14. unfortunately, 60 to 70% of black children and hispanic children don't know how to swim, making them three times more likely to drown. >> on top of that, if your parent doesn't know how to swim there's a pretty good statistic you're not going -- your child isn't going to learn how to swim either. >> but make a splash is the big push in 47 states. their goal is to get kids prepared for the water and summertime fun. >> there are three main barriers that stops a lot of kids from swimming. the number one is fear. whether it's a generational thing passed down from their parents. the second one is physical appearance. a lot of kids -- mostly females don't want to get into the water because of their hair. the third one is cost. sometimes swimming lessons can be quite costly. >> the foundation wants to cut those costs. to date, they have helped 1.1 million kids become swimmers. >> being an olympian, i want to get kids to enjoy the sport as much as