so i'm calling for dunn and counsul to be tested for performance-diminishing drugs.he human body just does not naturally suck this hard. we must protect our national pastime, because folks, there is nothing more american than baseball, except gambling on baseball. so i was especially happy to see the mlb get in on the gambling part with their ongoing beat the street contest, where fans choose a player each day that they think will get a hit. back in june, major league baseball offered me a special challenge. if i picked more winners in a row than they did, i win control of mlb's twitter feed for 24 hours. well, questions what, i won. [cheering and applause] nice. i... i... i outlasted the mlb with a monumental streak of two. that's right. the players i picked had hits two days in a row. jealous, craig counsell? [laughter] so starting at midnight tonight, i will be in control of mlb's twitter feed at mlb for 24 hours. here's a sample. okay. score update. seattle salamanders 7, albuquerque balloons ought. also it's toss your trash on the field day at all stadiums. [app

dunne. that's it. that's it. push. push, that's it. keep pushing, you're doing great, mrs. dunne.ng great. okay, that's it. there's the head, i can see it now. okay, congratulations... it's a... - ( woman groans ) - doctor: okay, it went back in. i think he'll be good at hide and seek, mrs. dunne. ( panting ) okay. ( chuckles ) - well, you got yourself a shy one here. - ( groaning ) okay, come on out, you little bastard. - ( crunches ) - ow! he bit me!

dillon dunn. i got to tell you -- >> i'm not irish. >> but are you white?m puerto rican and italian. so, yeah, you know, a little bit. >> dunn's fish out of water status could last for a long time. he's serving 25 years to life for armed robbery. >> how are you perceived here? i mean when you -- >> i get my respect. or else if i didn't, then, you know, like they could stab me or whatever. i mean i wouldn't be here. i'd be dead. you know, so evidently i get my respect. i mean, it wasn't easy. you know, it's still not easy. i mean some places i go, i'm a target. >> why? >> because of who i run with, because of my gang affiliates. like i said, it's real racial. and then if blacks get into it, i've got to be there, you know, really especially, you know. i mean i'm always out there on the front line. i'm always going to be that way. >> why? >> because i pretty much always have to prove myself, always, no matter what. so i can't change my life now. i chose that road, so i have to be a part of that. you know, so i don't try to be black. i'm me. you know, i'm dylan

dunn was walking in the crosswalk and approaching the curb when the muni bus hit her. there were no passengers on the bus at the time. >>> police have identified the victim in a fatal hit and run in santa rosa. four-year-old christopher rowe tied at the hospital on friday morning. he was hit in the intersection of west ninth street and rockwell place on thursday. the suspect, 22-year-old marcus georgia -- garcia, had been cited twice for driving without a license, and he was cryinged just days before the accident. >> in san francisco, police are searching for a driver in a hit-and-run that injured a five-year-old boy. the car is an 80s dark green hatchback with a missing side mirror. the boy is expected to be okay. >>> and in san mateo county, police arrested 40 drivers for dui between friday morning and last night. it's part of an end of summer antidrunk driving crackdown. the numbers compared to 32 arrests during the same period last year. all 23 law enforcement agencies in san mateo county plan to emphasize stopping and arresting intoxicated drivers between now and

lisa dunn's family has occasionally relied on donated food to help ends meet after losing their home to the storm. >> people that do this on an every day basis, working to get the next meal for their family, i don't know how they do it. how do you not shut down and say i can't just do it anymore? >> reporter: now living in an temporary apartment, furniture largely borrowed, the family's single income budget has become strained, but it's paying off in more profound ways, says lisa's husband. >> everything i had, i worked hard for. and it's all gone. and i have learned from people to accept help. >> reporter: the need for food has stayed strong here because the tornado not only took lives and destroyed homes, it affected an estimated 5,000 jobs, and until those return, much like these neighborhoods, getting back to normal is a long way off. like the dunn's church, transformed into an emporium of food clothes and other basic needs. >> it's about the people, it's not about the church carpet getting ruined or any of these kinds of things. it's about serving people and loving people. >> re

dunn was hit in the crosswalk as a bus was turning from 18th street onto hartford street. the bus has been taken out of service and the driver's being tested for drugs and alcohol. >>> well, a rite of passage this weekend for thousands of college students, from berkeley to the south bay, moving into their dorm room. for about 200 returning students at san jose state, homes will be the clarion hotel. the university ran out of dorm rooms because of a record freshman class. more of the upper classmen are taking the placement in stride. >> i think that even though it was like a last minute thing, you got to make the best of it. >> the hotel offers a pool, hot tub, cable tv, plus a weekly maid service. but there is no cafeteria and students will have to commute to classes. >>> the torturous two years becomes even more painful. the families of the jailed hikers in iran react to news that they likely will not be coming home any time soon. >>> and a summer job search blends into the fall. the turnout by hundreds of people this weekend still looking for temporary work. >>> and it's

next batter adam dunn a swing and a miss.gain in the sixth, sabathia strikes out dunn to end the inning. sabathia strikes out six over eight innings to pick up his major league leading 16th win. the yankees pull within one game of the red sox. another notable game, the brewers beat the cardinals 6-2, milwaukee has won seven consecutive games and they're 3 1/2 up in the nl central. yesterday the first day of training camp for the jets who recently made news by signing plaxico burress fresh out of jail. but it wasn't burress who was drawing the attention yesterday. check out the ink on the right calf of rex ryan. see that? ryan picked up the tat during a vacation in hawaii. one jets executive tweeted the potential later in the day. lrp so many questions to the front office, ryan had to release a statement to the press explaining his decision by saying, quote, i just felt like it. that's all. rex ryan with a new tat. coming up on "morning joe," gabby giffords makes a surprise return to washington to vote for the bill to overt a

- hand turn struck and killed are the boss should have never been on that street brawl >> 23 emily dunn had just moved to san for cisco at a production company bois she was in a crosswalk at 18th and hartford that's when a muni bus made a left turn onto hartford struck and killed her now muni is telling kron 4 the driver should never have been on hartford ever. even worse muni dispatchers were supposed to give to the driver a specific route and that never happen >> operators typically receive routes from central control when they're on a new round in this situation it did not happen we're continuing to investigate and look to place on friday >> a driver was handed to market street on castro he went east on 18th and left on hartford and that is where the accident happened muni and officials said the proper route would been for the drive will to go west on 18 that all way to market and make right turn and come down market street to castro and that never happened general services for emily dunn will be held in atlanta where there are two investigations going on won by muni and one by san f

macgregor burns, conversations and ratings with james macgregor burns, michael beschloss and susan dunn. because of the special format of the keynote session there will not be a question and answer period. mega-band. i'm certain a wide-ranging discussion between these eminent historians will provide more than enough food for thought today. i would also like to balance the presence of our friends from c-span who are here today. we appreciated as always their support and participation in the roosevelt reading festival and the good work they do in bringing the festival and into the homes that are not able to come to hyde park in person. franklin roosevelt a great collector books and an amateur historian in his own right once wrote that books are always faithful friends and ever cheerful companions. the thing -- same could be said of our three guests on stage today. james macgregor burns can rightly be called the dean of roosevelt biographers. he of the pulitzer prize-winning political scientist and historian and a pioneer in leadership studies. indeed he is the devoted his entire professio

together with another of our guests, susan dunn professor burns also co-authored the three rooseveltsaders who transformed america and the 2004 biography of george george washington. professor burns' 1978 book "leadership" is still considered the seminal work in the field of leadership studies and the theory of transformational leadership has been the basis for more than 400 doctorow dissertations. what he has written about he is also lived. professor burns served as a combat historian in the pacific theater from 1943 to 1946 and he was awarded the bronze star and four battle stars. user democratic nominee for the first congressional district of massachusetts in 1958 and was also a delegate to four democratic national conventions. a member of the american academy of arts and sciences he is also the past president of the american political science association and of the international society of political psychology. he received his b.a. from williams college and his ph.d. in political science from harvard and attended the london school of economics. he is currently the woodrow wilson p

. >>> the victim emily dunn was hit in the district. the driver made a left-hand turn. he is asking the driver who chose his own root to get there usually they give directions and the accident is still being investigated. >>> time to check pack in with sal, any problems sal, we should be aware of? >> you know there is a lot of road work palm, i talk it on the bay bridge and just make sure you give some of these lane close use. let's go out and look attaints 880, the traffic looks good. for he can all -- for example if you drive 880, still the left lane is closed for another hour or so. let's move along and look at west bay bridge, no major problems coming down to the toll plaza. northbound looks good as you get up to highway 17. let's go to rosemary. >>> high pressure will drive our temperatures up and it squashing our marine layer. current temperatures widespread upper 50s and 60-degrees in mountain view 60 in santa rosa some of us waking up 2 to who degrees and when you step outside you will see that sunshine pouring into your bin does. so squashing the marine layer a

protest brewing after a phone shut dunne and how it might impact your commute tomorrow. plus, we'll explain why for these kids it takes more l than just money to enjoy a day at the circus. we'll show you. >>> yet another b.a.r.t. protest is brewing. more than 200 people posted on a facebook page. they plan to join tomorrow's suggested protest at the civic center station in the city. meantime, b.a.r.t. leaders have issued a letter to its riders defending the decision to shut down cell phone service earlier this month. the decision came after the protests shown here from last month. that protest disrupted 96 trains at the height of rush hour on july 11th. when leaders learned protesters planned to use cell phones to coordinate another protest, they say the situation qualified as, quote, serious and imminent threat to the safety of b.a.r.t. passengers and personnel but critics say b.a.r.t. overstepped its boundaries by cutting off phone service and now b.a.r.t. decided to hold a public meeting on wednesday to discuss the decision with the public, but, again, there is a prot

emily dunn of san francisco. police say dunn was in a crosswalk in the castro district.he bus hit and pinned her under ground. there -- >>> that fire started just before 5:00 last night in the hills above fairfax. flames sent dense smoke into the air, and people reported seeing and smelling it miles away. several crews were called in to get to the hard to reach fire. >> the crews had to hike into the fire. about 2500 feet to get to the fire. >> the fire burned four acres before being contained. nobody was hurt, and no structures were threatened. firefighters are crediting bikers and hikers in the area for quickly reporting the fire on their cell phones. >>> hayward police may be close in making an arrest for the missing michelle le. >> just not knowing what's going to happen, and knowing that the worst is yet to, you know, it's been 85 days and the worst is yet to come. one arrest is not the end. >> le was last seen on may 27, leaving kaiser hospital in hayward. she went to get something from her car, but never returned. her body has not been found. >>> a san francisco s

michael steele is of course former chairman of the rnc and anita dunn, and the correspondent at the "gton post." anti-washington fever, everybody's reading the polls. let me throw up a couple more. here's obama's approval on the economy, congress's, 12%, gallup has a new poll out ranked 25 out of 25 sectors ranked. this is the toxic atmosphere that i get the sense that folks here in washington, they read the polls, but i don't think they believe how bad it is out there, do they? >> i think it has been banned for quite a while. it's obviously very bad at this moment. but it's been bad for a long time. and i think people kind of look at it tier and say, okay, yeah, it's bad and then kind of forget about it. i think you're right that out in the country, there's a much different sense about what washington is or isn't doing and a much deeper anger and frustration than the politicians are prepared to accept. >> anita, the challenge for the president is going to be how to channel that anger. and yet, it feels as if washington's in worse shape than it was when he entered. >> well, washington

with me now, former white house communicati communications director anita dunn. >> good morning. >> i guess the president is relieved he gets to get on a plane and leave washington for a few hours. i'm sure that will be a joke. the message he'll take to supporters tonight in that room, is, the people that love him the most but have shown disappointment, expressed disappointment privately. what's he going to say to them? >> i think that as the president goes out to address not just his supporters but the nation, that what we'll be talking about is the economy, jobs and how do we get this country moving forward again? elections aren't about yesterday. they're about tomorrow. and what we've seen from the republican candidates, what we'll see in ames next week, clearly will be a number -- a group of republican candidates who to a person have espoused the policy of the congressional republican majority in the house. the ones to eliminate medicare, to cut dramatically domestic spending while they keep the tax breaks for the wealthiest people intact and for the -- and refusing to cut subsidi

. >> and the week seen through the prism of 2012 politics with former obama adviser aknee that dunn and former republican congress tom davis. plus, retired admiral mike mcconnell on the looming dangers of international cyber attacks. i'm candy crowley, and this is "state of the union." a better than expected jobs report was the only upbeat economic note this week, and it was pushed off the front pages when one of the three big credit ratings, standard & poor's, downgraded the u.s. government's credit rating, the first time that's ever happened. >> it's a matter of the medium and long-term budget position of the united states that needs to be brought under control, not the immediate fiscal position, it's the one that centers on entitlements and its entitlement reform or having the matching revenues to pay for those entitlements. that's at the crux of the matter. >> larry summers, treasury secretary under president clinton. in our new york bureau, steve forbes, the president and ceo of forbes, inc., and a former presidential candidate. gentlemen, thank you both. i cannot think of two men

witnesses say dunn had nearly reached the curb when it happened. the crash is still under investigation. >>> the eruption of violence at saturday's 49ers raiders preseason match-up, shocked fans, team officials and police. late this afternoon, tough new safety measures were announced. phil matier is at candlestick where the battle in the bay is in jeopardy, phil. >> reporter: yeah, the battle got out of hand last saturday night that sent a shockwave still being felt at candlestick. here's the story. >> you have a rivalry situation and unfortunately you have the worst segment from a -- a very small segment from both fan bases that comes and brings about this type of an event, and it's our belief that we should recommend to the nfl that this game is at least postponed for some period of time. >> reporter: that was 49er's owner jet york today announcing his desire to suspend any future preseason games with the rival oakland raiders following the unprecedented violence that marred saturday night's game. >> and the degenerate behavior that happened on s

could there to deflect the ball unfortunately for him and sparks are looking at these markets michael dunn was in the right place for a rebound and scored the second and who therefore get who got it was a hard much for us because they took full control of the ball it was only a matter of time before the committee of could break through i would have fence and score but we're happy with this result because it leaves us with a chance and ensures us a full house in the return leg in slovakia the words will spark a doctor not a coach are no fantasy as some pundits might say and the beginning of the second half proved him right as looking with eve felt the way back into their defense leaving plenty of room for the visitors but even then sparred sox charges were rare and didn't really amount to much for the rest of this match so to nail the final score on a side note this game was also a great opportunity to see local as he's new to acquired players in action as they continue helping the new head coach josie coles say row goal match after match without conceding a single goal so i think it's in p

officials say emily dunn was in a crosswalk when the bus struck and killed her.river should not have been there at all and the agency failed to give the driver a specific route to get to his destination as is standard practice. >>> an update to the violence atsaturday's 49ers raiders game. one man who was shot in the stomach is in fair condition. another who was beaten in the restroom is also in fair condition tonight. he had been transferred to another hospital for more treatment. [ beeping ] >> heclared his country a free nation after rebels take control of muammar qaddafi's compound in tripoli. they spent five hours fighting to take over that compound. qaddafi loyalists who tried to defend it were beaten and killed. many rebels walked out with crates of weapons and trucks with guns mounted on the back. there is still no word onqaddafi's whereabouts but here is a look inside his compound. [ shouting ] >> they feel very, very excited. very excited. we're going to go in a little bit further. you are seeing the fire inside of qaddafi's compound. [ shouting ] >> we

their products include folgers and dunn din doughnuts. >>> americans are doing a better job of pay of their -- paying off their credits. >>> tonight, santa clara's city council could agree to give the state millions of dollars. the move with would -- would allow the city to continue to use redevelopment money for the proposed 49er stadium. the state lawmakers recently voted to resolve unless the city agreed to give sacramento some of the money t would cost santa clara close to $3 million every year after the initial year. >>> one of the best-known case companies wants to blow up one of its properties even -- even before construction is finished. mgm is asking for clark county approach to demolish the harmon. they say it's not worth the time, money or effort to salvage the building. >>> tonight at 5:00, we'll tell you what is cheaper now, buying or renting, in the housing market. >>> and "planet of the apes" is not only attracting bay areagoers -- is attracting bay areagoers. >>> that and more at 5:00.

dunn was walking in the crosswalk and approaching the curb when the muni bus hit her. there will no passengers on the bus. muni says it's not usually assigned to that route but it was being used to pick up an overflow of passengers at the market street car line. >>> and the hunt continues for the hit-and-run driver who injured a five-year-old boy yesterday in san francisco. the car is described as an 80s dark green hatchback with a missing passenger side mirror. the driver struck the child as he ran ahead of his parents in a crosswalk at silver avenue near elmira street. the boy was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. >> b.a.r.t. is sending out a passenger alert today to let customers know bat possible rush hour protest tomorrow. meanwhile, the hacker group, "anonymous", is using social media to advertise a protest tomorrow. the passenger alert tells b.a.r.t. riders to be prepared and have an alternate way to get around. >> i think we're prepared for monday right now, and we will see what is in store. i don't think it's anything we're anticipating out of

was forced into a car at gun point in the parking lot of a dollar tree store on monterey highway and dunn avenue. police say the suspects then drove him to a nearby bank where they forced him to go inside and withdraw money from a teller. investigators say they then followed the victim home and robbed hum again. the victim told police that he obeyed their demands because they threatened to kill husband wife. >> now he had a chance to drive away. he didn't. why not? >> he was afraid for his life and for the life of his wife and wasn't sure if the suspects knew where he live and how long they had been following hum. >> luckily neither the victim nor his wife were hurt. investigators released the sketches of these two robbers. they are considered armed and dangerous. >>> a police standoff forced an oakland school to lockdown today. parents had to escort their children from horseman elementary school. it happened after officers surrounded a home on malworth avenue near 49th where several robbery suspects had barricaded themselves inside. there had been a series of home invasions and robberies

by a san francisco muni bus friday afternoon, the examiner reports the victim is 23-year-old emily dunn of san francisco. the incident happened as the bus was turning from 18th street on to hartford street in the castro district. the woman was in the crosswalk. the driver of the bus is said to be cooperating in the investigation. >>> dead birds in a summertime raised red flags. in the south bay, the threat turned outside to be real. birds and mosquitoes have tested positive for the west nile virus. glenn ramirez on what happens now. >> reporter: workers are walking door to door, and delivering 13,000 notices that the potentially deadly west nile virus has been found in this south san jose neighborhood and that widespread pesticide fogging will begin next week. >> it is an unpleasant surprise. i have known it is around but that brings it awfully close to home. >> reporter: jim holt lives on agatha way. dead birds were confirmed to be victims of the virus there. mascot toes also tested positive for west nile. >> the estimates are that somewhere between one in 30 and one in 500 mosquitoes

police say the 23-year-old emily dunn of san francisco was in a crosswalk at 18th and hartford in the castro, when the bus driver made a left turn on to hartford, hit and killed her. the crash is still under investigation. >>> coming up, another systems failure, the latest problem oakland police are having with their radios and why some officers are having to use their own personal cell phones to communicate. >>> dominique strauss kahn may be off the hook. what prosecutors are saying about the sexual assault case. >>> hurricane irene heading for florida. the paths and projected first landfall this season. ,,,,,,,, first atlantic hurricane of the >>> good night irene, within the past few minutes the first atlantic hurricane of the season has been upgraded to a category 2 storm. irene could hit the u.s. by the end of the week. it's already barrelled through puerto rico leaving more than a million people without power. the u.s. hurricane center says the storm could reach category 3 or greater by wednesday. >>> prosecutors have asked a judge to drop the criminal case against dominique str

that's close by to where the plane went dunn -- went down. weep now want to take you to newschopper2 and show you where the plane was. firefighters say the plane was forced to make an emergency landing at 9:45 this morning. they would have done so perfectly except the left wing clipped the tree. that damaged the left tree and forced the plane to spin off into marshland. the owner just purchased the four-seater plane on friday. the four-seater landed and a student pilot and his instructor, both on board, both able to walk away. they say the engine lost power while the two were practicing touch and goes, taking off and landing at the airport. >> their last and touch and go, their take-off, they get to 300 feet in elevation. their plane lost power. at that point, they are looking for the safest possible place to sand -- to land. >> we're gonna give you another look live. newschopper2 overhead. the faa and ntsb are on their way to figure out what happened to the plane that caused it to move power. the owner, david shoemaker. he works for apple. i

in the parking lot of a dollar tree store on monterey highway and dunn avenue.forced him to go inside and withdraw money from a bank teller. investigators say that they then follow the victim home, robbed him again. the victim told police he obeyed their demands because the suspects were threatening to kill his wife. >> now he had a chance to drive away, but he didn't. >> why not? >> i think again he was afraid for his life and for the life of his wife and wasn't sure if the suspects knew where he lived and how long they have been following him. >> well luckily neither the victim nor his wife were hurt. investigators released these two sketches. they are considered armed and dangerous. >>> other bay area headlines now. a police standoff forced an oakland school to lock down today. parents had to escort their children. it happened after officers surrounded a home on melmoas avenue where several robbery suspects barricaded themselves inside. the suspects later surrendered, but firefighters had to rescue one of them from the attic where he tried to hide and got stu

. >> let's take a peak of of dunn numbers on wall street the dow is off 20 points we will be back. band has canceled the rest of their the guinness of leon tore it was been canceled 26 shows in all have been canceled. >> it's bad enough that you can't find out car is double parked but stanley roberts shares at a truck driver a particularly bad spot to park >> when there is a medical emergency or fire you are to dial 911 in a few met some of first respond court should appear but if they are serious delayed and cannot arrive at all take this united a moving van for instance there are three things wrong here first the moving van is parked in a red gown it is 10 ft. from the curb number to an third it is part directly across the street from section 8 statioeight station eight the fe truck could not get back into the station this is another example the truck and a car parked directly across the street from the fire station it is illegal to park in a red cabazon it carries a $65 fine. if you have a comment or story of people behaving badly go to our facebook page and you can like him we

year-old man is charged with the murder of a toddler in oakland he is going to be in court today lawrence dunn guard whard. they're saying than art was the actual shooter. another shooting in the oakland i'm man was suffering gunshot wounds when police arrived small tools people were seen taking off in a car >> two people were injured when a small plane crashed across the bohai way and hit an infinity. it lost power as it was coming in for a landing at not the county airport to patches of errors in the carter suffered minor injuries the pilot was flying in from lake tahoe when he lost power the crest is under investigation by the faa. a hundred people have been asked to read evacuate their homes as this walt fire ranges own the fire is burning in a steep and rugged train ride outside of yosemite national park officials do not think it will be contained until september 9th >> time now 6:22 a.m. and we thank you for waking up to the kron 4 morning news and now look outside at our roof camera and we will be right back today stocks a broker they're losing a month last week as they gained 60 points

it happened last friday afternoon in the castro district. 23-year-old emily dunne was hit in the crosswalk. chronicle reports the bus driver was driving to a new assignment on a route he picked himself. company policy is for dispatchers to give a driver specific directions. muni spokesman said that didn't happen. an investigation is ongoing into the incident the driver is currently on non-driving status. >> mount diablo school officials could decide to shave five days offer the academic year. they will review the contract tonight. it calls for seven furlough days. it would make the school year 175 days, the average is 180 days. a report is going to be presented to the trust fees and they want to negotiate a shortened work year. >> southern california fire crews are making progress in this morning in their fight against two major wildfires. 350 acre blaze destroyed a home and three small buildings on a ranch. it created a traffic nightmare and several lanes of interstate 15 were shut down. the fire is expected to be fully contained by tonight. a 125 acre fire in riverside county will likely

the examiner reports the victim is 23-year-old emily dunn of san francisco.ncident happened as the bus was turning from 18th street on to hartford street in the castro district. the woman was in a crosswalk. the driver of the bus is cooperating in the investigation. >>> dead birds in the summertime raise red flags and in the south bay, the threat turned out to be real. birds and mosquitoes have tested positive for the west nile virus. glenn ramirez on what happens now. >> reporter: workers are walking door-to-door. and delivering 13,000 notices that the potentially deadly west nile virus has been found in this south san jose neighborhood and the that widespread pesticide fogging will begin next week. >> it is an unpleasant surprise. i have known it is around but that brings it awfully close to home. >> reporter: jim holt lives on agatha way where dead birds were confirmed to be victims of the virus. mosquitoes also tested positive for west nile. >> the estimates are somewhere between one in 30 and 1 in 500 mosquitoes are carrying the virus out there. >> repor

few messages sit and short- selling on where we are watching what what is of dunn hongkong and upper 0.7% in japan down 0.2% south korea down 01 0.3% taiwan and india where also down >> man in has been charged in the murder of a three year-old child he was shot and killed on monday lawrence and guard is charged with murder is the one that shot and killed carlos now but in a drive froby. two men walking down the street were the intended targets bombed will trend is saying what is next >> what is next he will be in court into o'clock this afternoon to work out details with his attorney he will enter a plea this is video we got off of you to monmouth after the shooting there is a man on the ground people are hiding our around two people were the intended targets not a three year-old carlos his family just recently moved into the neighborhood >> we are losing of the audio from wellcome and you can see the video as we continue this coverage the man was charged today he will be in court today. this weekend at several merchants who will be holding a car wash and barbecue the proceeds will g

in the bottom of the eighth same score, sabathia, adam dunn, it's dugout time. 137 strikeouts.his year hitting just .162. yankees win it, 3-2. that'll do it for your espn news update. don't forget, for the latest on the sports scene, catch the highlight express. >>> and for those of you wondering, america has a new top party school. >> it is ohio university with its first ever number one ranking by "the princeton review." it's followed by the university of georgia, university of mississippi, university of iowa and university of california's santa barbara. >> here's a shocker. brigham young university topped the list of stone cold sober schools for the 14th year in a row. >> they should have a drink and celebrate. >> consistency is something. >> you guys go. >> the stories we'll be following later today. >>> including the latest verbal gaffe by the vice president. we'll tell you what he said. ab. but sometimes i wonder... what's left behind? [ female announcer ] introducing purifying facial cleanser from neutrogena® naturals. developed with dermatologists... it's clinically prov

doesn't have anything to do with native speakers of english i actually agree partly with both robert dunn john paul here and i think this is not really so much a question of mcdonald ais ation as the struggle to communicate in the real world by people who don't actually have a lot of english but i think it's quite right john paul is utterly on to something here and saying that people need some guidance as to how to best deploy the limited resources of the language they have to communicate clearly and this is actually something which perhaps native speakers need to learn about as well so it's not entirely just a matter for non-native speakers ok i'll jump all in if then why not just learn english i think i'm going on line with robert was saying and if you want to use english want you to speak it properly. well we should make clear that there are additional b. are there would be two kinds of the english there is the english which gives you access to the culture of the anglo-saxon girls share which is immense very rich outstanding going from shakespeare to mark twain and if you like bill gat

question whether the region is going through the arab spring some experts say or a period of decline mr dunne of before you became deputy foreign minister you were russia's ambassador to egypt for a number of years and witnessed the tragic events that shook the country the life of the vast majority of egyptians remain bitterly hard and it's constantly deteriorating do you think there's a possibility that egypt will experience another way of mass protests this time inspired by economic demand here and what are the prospects for egyptian state or considering the influence of the region. it is true i was russian ambassador to egypt for over six years and i saw the social economic and political situation unfold in the world's largest out of country we are deeply concerned about egypt's future but we are also aware that any crucial decisions taken should only be taken by the people employing a democratic procedure be it a referendum plebiscite or a nationwide election did you know that there has been an option fine for reform drafted in egypt which includes reforming the electoral system for both

the coroner announced she was 23 year old emily dunn of san francisco. they're testing the bus driver for drugs but there's no evidence he was speeding or under the influence. >>> they're also looking for a hit-and-run driver that truck a 5 year old boy. the little boy was crossing silver avenue ahead of a family member when she was struck around 11:30 this morning. the boys injuries are not life threatening. >>> officers are looking for a dark green 1980s hatch back with a missing mirror. the driver appeared to be a latino man. >> police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run that happened this morning. he was hit by a white pick up truck around 1:00 a.m. he died at the scene. a couple of blocks away a white pick up truck was set on fire. police tell us they're working to confirm whether it's the same vehicle involved in the hit-and-run. the victim's identity is not being released until his family is notified. >> two uc berkeley graduates have been sentenced to 8 years in prison. they were charged for allegedly entering iran. we explain what might come n

bode joins us live now to share his perspective on these latest developments in the syrian crisis mr dunne so opinions on how to help syria overcome its crisis are divided obviously the u.s. and e.u. are urging assad to step down with russia saying the syrian leader should be given more time what could be a factor of a split like that be. well it's important that the split is bridged i think that the europeans and americans they've spent five months giving us time to implement reforms and their patience clearly is at an end so i'll be interested to see what moscow says is their kind of timeline in terms of when they think this could possibly happen otherwise the americans have been very clear they know their influence and ability to change syria behavior is limited they've always said they'd have to reach out to countries that are closer to syria and russia is one such country and a very important country so i think the americans will now and the european specially really have to work hard to persuade the russians that they are right on syria and that russia is currently wrong so that is t

lawyer representing dunn rooms filled the not surprisingly the court decision was a blow which the u.s. military putting american soldiers at risk and shackling officials who have a constitutional duty to protect america is there any mileage in that at all. well it's the expected response from the pentagon if you try to hold pentagon officials in this case the head of the pentagon donald rumsfeld accountable for torture or other illegal acts that somehow shackles the hands of u.s. military but ironically it suggests that the united states government needs to demands to him is engaging in illegal acts in that if anyone holds them accountable that will be quote shackling their effort to carry out war it's partly demagogy but by virtue of the nature of the argument it also reveals that they in fact have institutionalized torture otherwise they would not be afraid of the allegation against it brought back and for to leave it there thanks for being on the program director of the answer coalition talk to us on the line from washington d.c. . next the loss of america's aaa credit score sparke

prices are headed up again as investors reconsider how long it may take libya to return to oil broke dunn -- production. this morning oil is selling for more than $86 a barrel. the fighting that has started in february has cut off one half billion oils per day, which has basted -- boosted the price of oil. >>> the president of the standard and poor's credit credit rating agency is stepping down and will leave the company next year. no other credit rating agency matched's move. >>> 7:19. a san francisco immigration judge has given a gay married man some new hope. he will be able to continue to live here in the bay area. 46-year-old alex benchable faced being deported to his native venezuela after overstaying a visa. but the judge dropped the case. he and his partner married last year. they hope to settle in san francisco where he's started a pet grooming business. >>> the study by northwestern university recited men that -- recruited bisexual men. >>> in the past ten minutes we've learned more information about singer amy wine house 'death. a spokesperson for his -- amy winehouse's death.

the victim emily dunn was in the crosswalk in the castro district as the bus turned.the driver was headed to the f line terminal. nummi told us the driver had picked his own rout to get there. usually central control gives the driver directions. the accident is still under investigation. >>> in ten minutes we'll be back here. i will tell you what will probably be some of the highest temperatures we've seen all summer. >>> and many marin county residents say that it's more security here than in other counties. now that that security is threatened, we'll tell you what they are doing to protect it. >>> i've been looking for a job for over a year. >> plus a new head to head toll on the match ups. >>> new at 10:00, concerns about crime in marin county have people in a mill valley asking for cameras. it's an idea that has been catching popularity in the area. patti lee has the story. >> reporter: a camera on a street light or stoplight recording you used to slap by big brother. but now it's looking more like a solution. poner is installing surveillance cameras at his home.