of course, the garden of eden, the genesis story. if you have not - well, we're on judaism, so we may as well speak of it. if you are confused, still, at all about great mythic drama, pick up the torah, pick up the first five books of the hebrew bible, and then continue on through the writings and through the historical, the prophets area, and you'll find every kind of powerful, mythic characteristic plugged into there. so that's what we're talking about. and of course, we have to know where we come from - the comment that you were talking about, fleshing it out - well, it's very difficult to get an answer. evolution is a kind of myth, creation is a kind of myth. and of course, genesis or gaia, for instance, the great mythic story from the greek pantheon of the world, almost more like the ganges river. so we have origin, or creation myths. now the one that just blows me away - i won't say it's my favorite myth, but it's the head scratcher - is the next one: alienation myths. in almost every culture, why do we have alienation myths? w

living in her parents' house with her 11-month-old daughter eden. she says her life is finally back on track thanks to one unforgettable weekend fuelled by drugs and alcohol. >> what changed then? what was the moment? >> i got my license suspended after getting in a car accident and the next day i found out i was pregnant. >> the next day? >> yeah. it was a weekend of whoa. >> reporter: her parents see baby eden as a blessing. but getting here wasn't easy. >> i felt sad and like i said disappointed with olivia's choices. but i would say my faith helped me get through that. >> did you question yourself and your roles as parents? did you feel at all like you failed? >> i don't think any parent could watch their kids go through difficulty and not go did i contribute to this? definitely. >> reporter: the show is filled with sort of thing including one preacher daughter's fear that his daughter will become a important star. >> reporter: and the preacher mom embarrassing her daughter with a sex sermon. >> i'm not talking about penetration sex. i'm not jus

after the accident eden's license is suspended for two years for reckless driving. lucky to got a second chance. >> based on the manner that he was ejected and distance and circumstances, he should not be alive today. >> it's january 10th, 2009 and state trooper ian henry is patrolling interstate 90 outside albany, new york. in the westbound lane he spots a speeding taxi and takes off after it. eventually the trooper catches up and pulls over the cab. >> first thing he noticed was a out of state cab, which was unusual all the way from connecticut. pretty expensive cab ride. >> the trooper talks to the driver and then focuses his attention on the passenger in the backseat who has two duffel bags with him. one has clothing in it. >> the passenger was somewhat hesitant to show him the second duffel bag but trooper henry was able to see an assault rifle amongst the clothing there. >> the passenger grabs the rifle before henry can get at it. the trooper quickly backs off leaving the taxi driver in the car. >> the trooper made that choice to retreat because really that wa

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for "tkn," i'm eden. >> "teen kids news" is celebrating. this season marks 10 years that we've been on the air. each week, we're seen in more than 200 cities and in thousands of classrooms, and what makes us especially proud is that the program is broadcast to our country's military families all around the world. but instead of a victory lap, we're taking a look back. over the years, we've had lots of teen reporters. here's one of them. >> hi. i'm nicole, and this is josefina. we're on manhattan's famous fifth avenue, and we can't wait to see what's inside the american girl place. come with us. i started reading the "american girls" books when i was just a kid. here, the entire collection is on display. the series is fiction, and it takes place during important times in america's past. for example, felicity lives in virginia just before the start of the revolutionary war. and josefina was born on a ranch in new mexico in the early 1800s. wow, this place is amazing! it even has a hospital for dolls. don't worry, josefina. no shots. there's e

reverend eden what are you doing protest this move by the state? with our congregation we decided that we would put pink stripes on our licenses, and so we have been doing that every sunday, and inviting members of the congregation to write letters to pat mccoury and we hope the governor will reverse himself and decide to not go forward with the stigmatization of these young people, but we have had a lot of support from our organization. the state council of churches has also picked up the pink tape protest, and we'll being supported by the bishop of the catholic diocese in raleigh. >> hal: rab bihas there been any response the state legislature? >> i haven't heard any response. i know a lot of pressure is coming from the democrats in the legislature, but we don't have any indication that the governor yet is going to budge on this. i'm going to bring a sign-on letter to the governor on friday from jewish leaders from throughout the united states urging him to -- to withdraw this -- these licenses and issue ordinary licenses just as all over north c

. >> grisom graduated from mat eden -- mount eden high school. he received the bronze star medal. he leaves his wife and parents and sister. >>> the search called off for a young man missing after a day on the beach with friend. for hours crews searched by sea and air as roosevelt beach and half moon bay. lilian kim was out there all day and she is live near the scene. lilian? >> the search crews focused their efforts about six miles south of here. a lot of people and a lot of resources were devoted to the search which was called off when the sun went down. crews searched from the air, from the dwrownd and in the -- from the ground and in the water. he called for help. he and his friend, javier lopez, got out of work 30 minutes early. they went to roosevelt beach where the two played soccer. then the unexpected happened when lopez went into the water. >> you go in the beach and when they start looking for him. >> emergency crews say the water was relatively calm, but there was swift currents that could have played a role. >> they dropped a data boui in to see which way the curve c

. >> grisom graduated from mat eden -- mount eden high school. he received the bronze star medal. he leaves his wife and parents and sister. >>> the search called off for a young man missing after a day on the beach with friend. for hours crews searched by sea and air as roosevelt beach and half moon bay. lilian kim was out there all day and she is live near the scene. lilian? >> the search crews focused their efforts about six miles south of here. a lot of people and a lot of resources were devoted to the search which was called off when the sun went down. crews searched from the air, from the dwrownd and in the -- from the ground and in the water. he called for help. he and his friend, javier lopez, got out of work 30 minutes early. they went to roosevelt beach where the two played soccer. then the unexpected happened when lopez went into the water. >> you go in the beach and when they start looking for him. >> emergency crews say the water was relatively calm, but there was swift currents that could have played a role. >> they dropped a data boui in to see which way the curve c

adam and eden, played by jim sturgess and kirsten dunst, live on twin planets so close to each othert mountains nearly touch. with society and politics working against him, adam travels to the other planet to win eden's heart. "upside down" is rated p-g 13. i'm carl azuz kron 4 news. the oakland athletic league is inducting its first hall of fame class. the event is honoring the cities homegrown high school stars that went on to become national icons in their respective sports. notable names on the list include rickey henderson. joe morgan. frank robinson and bill russell. the honorees are selected by a committee of local athletes. coaches. and other community members. in addition to honoring their achievements the ceremony will also raise money for oakland high school sports. former san francisco 49er tight end-- delanie walker held a fundraiser at a san carlos restaurant this afternoon. walker signed autographs and there was a set dinner menu at izzy's steaks and chops-- to benefit the group mother's against drunk driving. c-h-p officers came out to show their support. this event w

. >> ama: he graduated from mounted eden high school and previously served in iraq. bronze star medal. >>> we are learning more tonight about the 19-year-old marine from oakley who was shot and killed last week in virginia. he was the youngest of three children and a graduate of liberty high school in brentwood where she was on the honor role. she was murdered last thursday along with another marine at quantico. they say a sergeant lopez of pacifica was the gunman. we will hear from the family coming up at 11:00. >>> people are now back in their homes after a gas leak forced an evacuation i in milpitas today. a worker doing routine maintenance broke a valve on a residential service line just around 1:00 this afternoon. it happened in the area of lassen avenue and victoria drive. there were no reports of injuries. >>> postal workers made special sunday deliveries dropping off cards urging customers in a crusade against service cutbacks >> workers chanted to save saturday deliveries. postal service has to find ways to get rid of billion dollars of debt. they believe th

he collided with adam eden covering third base. he threw only eight pitches.r account shows he has a strained right muscle near his neck. it's actually on his back. the injury is not thought to be serious. moving on to world baseball classic, usa taking on canada. win or go home for joe torey's team. sanders gets all of this one. homer to the right. a two-run shot for canada. to the top of the eighth we go, americans are coming back. two on for adam jones. doubles to left center. that will bring in willie bloomquist and david write. usa takes the lead, 4-3. top of the ninth, more in the tank for the americans. they take it on. doubles to left center. clears the bases. usa wins in advance, your final, 9-4. giants, they are trying to avenge the warriors lost to milwaukee last night taking on the brewers. single to right. next batter, cole. single to right. drives in hector sanchez from third. at the plate. oh, no. thrown out. don't worry, giants win, 6-1. they win by a nose. >>> all right, over to golf. tiger woods out to prove he's still a killer when it comes

the 31-year-old was from hayward and graduated from mount eden high school and served in iraq. he received a bronze star medal and leaves behind his wife, parents, and sister. >> dogs are people -- dozens are people are camped out in the snow at the supreme court hoping to get a front row seat on oral arguments on proposition 8 which bans same-sex marriage from marrying and they will consider the defense of marriage act that forbids federal recognition of same-sex marriages. there are only 250 public seats for each other, and some people have been in line since thursday. the court is expected to rule late in june. abc7 news reporter is traveling to washington, dc, and will be sitting in court when the supreme court considers proposition 8, and the defense of marriage act. her live reports begin tomorrow, here on abc7 news. >> marriage equality advocates in san francisco are planning to make their voices heard this evening meeting at 6:30 p.m. at harvey milk plaza and after half an hour of remark by speakers including local clergy they will many to city hall. a second rally begi

begins in 2004 when hillary, then just 24, took a job as a residential services coordinator at the eden quickly bombeded with a core group of about a dozen of the young people who lived there. >> this is the community room and we would meet here every wednesday. >> reporter: this is where she heard from the kids how little there was to do in ashland and how great it would be a to have a police to just play. >> kids need a police to play, something to do. with. >> reporter: they decided ashland was a community center was what they needed. for the next nine years, the group bounced from temporary home to temporary home, meeting in a portable building behind the fire station for a while and then a middle school class radio. hillary kept the group on tax, show up at every board meeting, a committee hearing where there was a chance to be heard by the powers that be. there were no other kids doing that outside of our little unit. >> reporter: time and time again, hillary says, they were told they would never get what they wanted. until, that is, they did. ashland's new $25 million youth cente

the 31-year-old was from hayward and graduated from mount eden high school and served in iraq. he received a bronze star medal and leaves behind his wife, parents, and sister. >> dogs are people -- dozens are people are camped out in the snow at the supreme court hoping to get a front row seat on oral arguments on proposition 8 which bans same-sex marriage from marrying and they will consider the defense of marriage act that forbids federal recognition of same-sex marriages. there are only 250 public seats for each other, and some people have been in line since thursday. the court is expected to rule late in june. abc7 news reporter is traveling to washington, dc, and will be sitting in court when the supreme court considers proposition 8, and the defense of marriage act. her live reports begin tomorrow, here on abc7 news. >> marriage equality advocates in san francisco are planning to make their voices heard this evening meeting at 6:30 p.m. at harvey milk plaza and after half an hour of remark by speakers including local clergy they will many to city hall. a second rally begi

eden high school. he is survived by his wife. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry made a stop in iraq today. kerry met with iraq's prime minister for what was described as a very spirited discussion. they talked about iraq's delicate transition to democracy, as the country prepares for upcoming elections. >> we all want to see iraq succeed. such an enormous investment of our treasure, our people, and our money in this initiative. the world has an interest in seeing iraq take a leading role in the world as a functioning democracy. >> the talk also focused on iraq granting iran access to its air space. u.s. officials believe iranian jets are carrying weapons and fighters to support the syrian government. iran and iraq have claimed the flights are for humanitarian purposes. >>> the debate over same-sex marriage is headed for the supreme court this week, in not one but two cases. one of those cases is california's prop 8, of course. the other is based on whether the federal government can refuse to recognize same-sex marriages in states wh

eden high school and earned an associate degree from the art institute of san francisco. he is survived by his wife, parents, and sister. >>> happening right now secretary of state john kerry is making a surprise visit to afghanistan. he arrived a short time sag for an unannounced visit with president hamid karzai. he is concerned he may be jeopardizing progress in the war against extremists. the transfer ceremony was originally scheduled to take place two weeks ago during chuck hagel's first visit. but negotiations broke down whether the u.s. would have the power to block the release of some detainees. an agreement reached over the weekend will give them the power to veto the release of the prisoners. >>> the 449 million project took about seven years to finish. the tunnels along highway 1 and pacifica and half-moon bay are the first to be built in california in 50 years. it will allow drivers to avoid that section of highway that is known for landslides. >>> crews are getting ready for the big electronic toll switch. crews will hang an electronic sign at the toll plaza

eden high school and earned an associate degree from the art institute of san francisco. he is survived by his wife, parents, and sister. >>> happening right now secretary of state john kerry is making a surprise visit to afghanistan. he arrived a short time sag for an unannounced visit with president hamid karzai. he is concerned he may be jeopardizing ogress in the war against extremists. the transfer ceremony was originally scheduled to take place two weeks ago during chuck hagel's first visit. but negotiations broke down whether the u.s. would have the power to block the release of some detainees. an agreement reached over the weekend will give them the power to veto the release of the prisoners. >>> the 449 million project took about seven years to finish. the tunnels along highway 1 and pacifica and half-moon bay are the first to be built in california in 50 years. it will allow drivers to avoid that section of highway that is known for landslides. >>> crews are getting ready for the big electronic toll switch. crews will hang an electronic sign at the toll plaza to

adam eden pops out. zito three scoreless winnings with two strikeouts. very impressive.ottom of the six, two on, francisco. 3 for 4, three runs batted in. giants win, 5-3 is your final. >>> over to the green and gold, trying to rock the rockies for the second straight day. top of the third, tied at one. hiro nakajima singles to right to load the bases. next batter, daric barton, ouch. chatwood hits him. derrick norris scores. a's had five walks and three hit batsmen in the first three i think so. seventh innings, a's up by four runs. david freitas hits a solo shot off josh outman. a's win, 7-2 is your final. >>> stanford cardinal trying to put away utah on the hard wood. first half, josh husted blocks jason washburn. stanford on the break. how about an alley-oop from chason randall. that was pretty sweet. second half now. utes on a run. cedric martin knocks down a three. stanford's lead cut down to four. but too much cardinal. dwight powell, another big jam. stanford wins, 84-66. >>> golf anyone? why not, tiger woods not in contention to win, but a nice approach on 18. t

this is rhonda from eden prairie, minnesota. she wonders, do you guys ever go out for a beer together? > > yeah, i buy, obviously. [alan laugh > all right, here is the question: when did the first woman become a member of the new york stock exchange? you have three dates here: a) 1967 b) 1953 c) 1959. > go. > > '53. alan was born. > > that is a good one. i will agree with the oldest year. it makes me look smarter. > 1967. you are smart. muriel siebert was her name. how many men were members that year? over 1,300. > > times have changed. > thank you so much. we will do it again next week. first business continues after this. chart talk is the name of this segment, so let's talk with dan deming, he is with stutland equities. and dan, a little uncertainty-fueled fear to put volatility back into the mix this week. > > yeah, some news items, bill, that have pushed the volatility expectations up. we saw a mark a couple days ago in the vix expiration of below 13, like 12.65. but now over the last day or so we have seen a pickup in vol.

begins in 2004, when hillary, then just 24, took a job as a residential services coordinator at the eden house apartment complex in ashland. shebonded with a core group of about a dozen of the young people that lived there. >> this is a room we would meet every wednesday. >> reporter: it was here that hillary heard just how little there was to do in ashland and how great it would be to have a place to just be. >> kids need to play. they need something to do. >> reporter: the group decided a youth center is what ashland needed, and they set out to get it. >> they were like nomads. >> reporter: for the next nine years hillary and her youth group bounced from temporary home to temporary home. meeting in a portable building behind the fire station for a while, then in a middle school classroom. all the while, hillary kept the group on task. they would show up at every board meeting, every committee hearing where there was a chance to be heard by the powers that be. >> there were no other kids doing that outside of our little unit. >> reporter: time and time again, hillary says they were told

the special forces soldier graduated from mount eden high school in hayward in 1989 and he joined the. he is survived by his wife, parents and sister. >>> the parents of a contra costa county marine killeded in a double murder suicide planned to fly in to retrieve their daughter's body. castro was killed by this man lopez. lopez also killed another marine before turning the gun on h himself. investigators have not released. castro mata was living out her dream. >> she just wanted to serve her country, you know. like since high school she just always said i want to go to the marines. she was so happy about it. >> reporter: castro mata's family told the mercury news they had no indication of trouble at the base and that sarah was friends with lopez but they had not heard of the other marine. he has been identified as 23- year-old corporal jacob wolley of mississippi. wolley was also a staff member at the school. he was just a few months away from returning home. >>> a heartbreaking loss led to a huge turn out today in sonoma. deborah villalon live now in santa rosa where 14-year-old mar

. >> he graduated from mount eden high school and previously served in iraq.vived by his wife, parents and a sister. >> well, tonight money matters a bailout for cypress fails to impress wall street. new york traders learn the bailout would result in heavy losses for banks. a and p 500 came within half a point of it's all time high before reversing course. regulateors reveal a plan to compensate invest qlorz lost money because of technical problems when facebook went public last year, a lot of trades just never went through. apple has paid $20 million for a silicon valley start thaup could open doors to a $5 billion industry. the company is developing a way to improve the mapping of large indoor spaces ik airports and shopping malls and the consumption of carbon vaited -- carbonated beverages dropped to the lowest level since 1996. >> 7 on your side's michael finney is coming up next. the story of a man whose unpaid bill get ston >>> a collections agency came after a man for not paying for something he didn't order. >> and being contacted by a collection agenc

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tomorrow morning 5:00 a.m., that commute you will notice the low clouds and also the patch edens fog, it does -- the patchy dense fog doesn't hang along. we should break out to a bit of sunshine and then monday and early tuesday the clouds will thicken up and check this out. by tuesday afternoon this is 4:00 tuesday afternoon, folks, that's when the first wave of rain will move in down to about the golden gate bridge. here is your 6:00 evening tuesday commute drive time. you can see all of the wet weather moving from north bay to south bay. it will stay with us with some scattered showers through wednesday as well. here is a look at your highs tomorrow much like today. increasing clouds mainly in the north bay. 63 for san jose and 66 los gatos. our beaches will look for half moon bay. 56. 61 for men low park and palo alto. downtown san francisco a mixture of sun and clouds. after the fog lifts tomorrow morning, 58 degrees in the north bay and some fog to start the afternoon and hazy sunment sonoma 65, 55 for napa. oakland 62. 59 for newark and interior east bay look for temperatures i

tomorrow morning 5:00 a.m., that commute you will notice the low clouds and also the patch edens fog, it does -- the patchy dense fog doesn't hang along. we should break out to a bit of sunshine and then monday and early tuesday the clouds will thicken up and check this out. by tuesday afternoon this is 4:00 tuesday afternoon, folks, that's when the first wave of rain will move in down to about the golden gate bridge. here is your 6:00 evening tuesday commute drive time. you can see all of the wet weather moving from north bay to south bay. it will stay with us with some scattered showers through wednesday as well. here is a look at your highs tomorrow much like today. increasing clouds mainly in the north bay. 63 for san jose and 66 los gatos. our beaches will look for half moon bay. 56. 61 for men low park and palo alto. downtown san francisco a mixture of sun and clouds. after the fog lifts tomorrow morning, 58 degrees in the north bay and some to start the afternoon and hazy sunment sonoma 65, 55 for napa. oakland 62. 59 for newark and interior east bay look for temperatures in th

he was last reported to be in surgery at eden medical center. the man's family called 911 saying he was acting erratically and then the parolee called 911 and threatened to kill arriving deputies. >> in san jose police continue to look for a killer. the man stabbed a woman to death yesterday afternoon just a few blocks from the santa clara county sheriff's office. john alston has more from north first street. >> brutal stabbing happened in broad daylight in a parking lot next to the togo sandwich shop. matt was eating lunch when he heard a commotion and rushed out to help the woman that was slashed on her neck and arms. >> i held her head up and kept pressure on it. i said who did this? can you give me any name. >> he, too, was covered in blood when paramedics arrived. >> i feel like it was horrible for her to have to die that way. i hope that my being there maybe it wasn't as bad to die. >> he walked to north second street and had to convince police he was not the killer. police say the real culprit hop add fence and ran through the neighborhoo

he's a graduate of mountain eden high school and earned an associate's degree from the art institutervived by his wife, parents and sister. >>> the parents of a contra costa marine killed in a murder- suicide plan plan to fly to washington, d.c. to retleev their daughter's bod -- retrieve their daughter's body. officials say sergeant eusebio lopez shot and killed sara castromata from oakland on thursday. jacob woolley was also killed. all three marines worked at the officer's candidate school in quantico virginia. >> she just wanted to serve her country. since high school, she would always say i want to go to the marines. >> "the washington post" reports the shooting may have stemmed from a romantic entanglement. >>> 8:51. new this morning, britain's prince harry will be coming to the united states in may. but this time she's going to -- he's going to avoid las vegas. i think you remember during his last u.s. trip, he made headlines around the world. he was caught walking around naked after an alleged game of strip bill yards. he will be traveling to the east coast as well as colorad

volunteers from shutter fly built an entire playground in six hours at the eden area ymca. >> biggest thing this has done is get our name out into the community to tell people that we are back and we are going to have a strong presence in this community and it has been amazing. the mayor is coming, the city council is coming, firefighters are here. they are helping us build this playground today so we can change lives for the better. >> the design came from children's drawings. >> how cool is that? >> very cool. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. a cool temperature. but outside, we are here on the weekend. >> we have a mix of stuff happening. we have cool weather at the coast line and then more milder weather. today the biggest story really in the weather department has been the wind. 20 to 40 miles per hour at the coast line creating dangerous seas that will be with us saturday. there is small craft advisories in effect. the winds 10 to 20 miles per hour. while the wind is kicking around the pollen it is also helping to push out any kind of stagnant air and giv

he's a graduate of mountain eden high school and earned an associate's degree from the art institute, parents and sister. >>> the parents of a contra costa marine killed in a murder- suicide plan plan to fly to washington, d.c. to retleev their daughter's bod -- retrieve their daughter's body. officials say sergeant eusebio lopez shot and killed sara castromata from oakland on thursday. jacob woolley was also killed. all three marines worked at the officer's candidate school in quantico virginia. >> she just wanted to serve her country. since high school, she would always say i want to go to the marines. >> "the washington post" reports the shooting may have stemmed from a romantic entanglement. >>> 8:51. new this morning, britain's prince harry will be coming to the united states in may. but this time she's going to -- he's going to avoid las vegas. i think you remember during his last u.s. trip, he made headlines around the world. he was caught walking around naked after an alleged game of strip bill yards. he will be traveling to the east coast as well as colorado may 9th tlul the

. >> he graduate from mount eden high school and previously serve entered iraq.rded bronze star for heroism in a combat zone. >> abc 7 news learned that the san francisco night club where 3 men were shot this weekend has closed its doors forever. shooting at club 330 rich into the far from at&t ballpark was the city worst night club violence in years. 7 news reporter vick lee has the stor story. >> shooting at 330 rich prompted mayor ed lee to send this warning to night club owners. >> entertainment industry is trying to have dialogue with me about more night entertainment. well if the tonight clubs don't picture up so that we prevent this type of thing then you are not going to have that kind of favorable response from the city. >> today the owners of this club said they had enough. >> they have surrendered their entertainment permit to us which means it will never be about there again. >> joslyn cape executive director the of the entertainment commission told abc 7 news she met with the owners of the club this mornin morning. they told her they are shutting dow

. >> with the police department stretched so thin, the eden neighborhood association has started a volunteer neighborhood watch program. >> retirees patrol the streets daily. the mayor released his budget message and plans to hire 100 more officers this year. a point he stressed at the state of the city address last month. >> my priority for the coming here will be public safety. >> but the police officers union doesn't buy it. they say residents are the ones hardest hit. >> they are paying for police service, yet they are having to go out on their own and hire extra security guards to supplement what the city offers. they are getting double taxed, in a sense. >> the city promise the more officers will be on the street soon. in fact, 44 people will graduate from the police academy friday. in san jose, abc7 news. >> oakland is trying to build bridges between the community and police. yesterday a public safety quorum was held and mayor jean quan took part in the entire four-hour town hall. they brainstormed and came up with sheets of suggestion to go improve public safety and community policin

he was reported to be in surgery at eden medical center at last check. the man's family officially called 911 to report he was acting erratically and arguing with a neighbor and then the parolee himself called 911 and threatened to kill arriving deputies. >>> developing news in san jose where police continue to look for a killer. the man stabbed a woman to death yesterday afternoon just a few blocks from the santa clara county sheriff's office. we have more from north first street. >> the brutal stabbing happened in broad date just after 2:30 in the afternoon in the parking lot next to the togo sandwich shop. matt was eating lunch when he heard a commotion and ran out to help the woman slashed on her neck and arms. >> i held her head up and kept pressure on t i said who did this, can you give me a name, any name? and he couldn't really talk. >> he, too, was covered in blood when the paramedics arrived. >> i feel it was horrible for her to have to die that way, and i hope by me being there maybe it wasn't as bad way to die. >> he walked to north second st

eden high school. earned an associate degree from the art institute of san francisco. he survived by his wife, participants -- parents and sister. >>> the parents of contra costa county marine killed in a murder-suicide will be flying to washington, d.c. this week to bring the body of their daughter home. officials say sergeantest bee owe lopez shot and killed sarah castromata. that shooting may have stemmed from a romantic triangle. >>> the wait is almost over. the new devil slides tunnels could open as early as today. alex savidge is out there in pacifica this morning where a ceremony is being held in a few hours. alex that tunnel looks beautiful. >> reporter: this has been a long time coming for people who live in this area. later on cal tran will be celebrating the opening of these two brand new tunnels. this is the highway 1 bypass at the notorious devil's slide. the tunnels are just shy of a mile long and they cost a little more than $400 million to build. crews have been working on this project for the past eight years. the tunnels will create a safe and problem

eden high school. he earned an associate degree from the art institute of san francisco. he is survived by his wife, parents, and sister. >>> parents of a contra costa county marine killed in a murder-suicide will be flying to washington, d.c. this week to resteve tree their daughter -- retrieve their daughter's body. lopez killed sarah castromata and then turned the gun on himself. jacob wooley was also killed in that shooting. all three worked at the officer candidate school. >> i just miss her so much. when i found out about this i couldn't believe it. >> the washington report says the shooting may have stemmed from some type of romantic triangle. lopez is a decorated veteran who served a tour in iraq and two tours in afghanistan before becoming an instructor at quantico. >>> the banking system of cyprus will not collapse after it received a $13 billion loan from international creditors overnight. they promised to desolve the second largest bank. people who have accounts of $130,000 or less won't lose any money but larger account holders will lose an unspecified amount

begins in 2004, when hillary then just 24, took a job as a residential services coordinator at the edenpartment complex in ashland. she quickly bonded with a core group of about a dozen of the young people who lived there. >> this is the community room. we would meet here every wednesday. >> reporter: it was here that hillary heard from the kids just how little there was to do in ashland, and how great it would be to have a place to just be. >> kids need to play. they need something to do. >> reporter: the group decided a youth center is what ashland needed, and they set out to get it. >> they were like nomad. >> reporter: for the next nine years they bounced from temporary home to temporary home. meeting in a portable building behind the fire station for a while, then in the middle school classroom. all the while hillary kept the group on task. they would show up at every board meeting, every committee hearing, where there was a chance to be heard by the powers that be. >> there were no other kids doing that outside of our little unit. >> reporter: time and time again, hillary says, th

did they literally live in the garden of eden and you super the evolutionary process?> absolutely they lived. they were actually human beings and jesus affirmed that bill. in matthew 19. i think jesus knew what he was talking about and by the way. >> affirmation in matthew 19. jesus said -- >> jesus said that god created man and female in the garden and he brought them together in marriage. and so jesus was affirming the fact that there was one man and one woman. >> bill: he didn't name adam and eve. he just said -- and jesus said d. say that god created the universe. now. >> absolutely. >> if you believe in adam and eve there are a number of other things that you have to believe. incest is one of them because the race had to procreate off the children that adam and eve had. then -- >> -- well, sure. >> bill: you have to reject the science of evolution and carbon dating and all of those things. it's kind of incompatible with science or am i wrong? >> no. i think you are wrong on this one, bill. you are usually absolutely right. i think you ever wrongs on this one. the

. >> -- koresh linked his blend of spirituality and sex with the purity of the garden of eden. >> he showing in the bible this, passage would say we were just loaned to each other. >> beautiful custom work. >> koresh had sex with underage girls. with his various wives, he fathered at least 13 children. >> she'll have another one in about a month. >> it wasn't so much this is a man doing something we don't approve of. >> this is my little one, holly. >> as much as he was teaching us greater things. >> my love baby, right? huh? this is my great wonderful looks something that women can't resist? >> you know, i saw a lot of people around me having -- having babies. i mean, i knew that that meant my time was coming. >> kathy jones' husband, david, was okay with it. kathy was not. and she left. >> if i had stayed there, i would have had children by david koresh. that's when i really, really got scared. >> god's in control. >> over time, koresh attracted a diverse group from as far away as australia, england, jamaica, the philippines, about 130 in all. >> trust god. read your bible. know wh

eden high school. he earned an associate degree from the art institute of san francisco. he is survived by his wife, parents, and sister. >>> parents of a contra costa county marine killed in a murder-suicide will be flying to washington, d.c. this week to resteve tree their daughter -- retrieve their daughter's body. lopez killed sarah castromata and then turned the gun on himself. jacob wooley was also killed in that shooting. all three worked at the officer candidate school. >> i just miss her so much. when i found out about this i couldn't believe it. >> the washington report says the shooting may have stemmed from some type of romantic triangle. lopez is a decorated veteran who served a tour in iraq and two tours in afghanistan before becoming an instructor at quantico. >>> the banking system of cyprus will not collapse after it received a $13 billion loan from international creditors overnight. they promised to desolve the second largest bank. people who have accounts of $130,000 or less won't lose any money but larger account holders will lose an unspecified amount

he was reported to be in surgery at eden medical center at last check. the man's family officially called 911 to report he was acting erratically and arguing with a neighbor and then the parolee himself called 911 and threatened to kill arriving deputies. >>> developing news in san jose where police continue to look for a killer. the man stabbed a woman to death yesterday afternoon just a few blocks from the santa clara county sheriff's office. john alston has more from north first street. >> the brutal stabbing happened in broad day light just after 2:30 in the afternoon in the parking lot next to the togo sandwich shop. matt was eating lunch when he heard a commotion and ran out to help the woman slashed on her neck and arms. >> i held her head up and kept pressure on it. i said, who did this? can you give me a name, any name? and she couldn't really talk. >> he, too, was covered in blood when the paramedics arrived. >> i feel it was horrible for her to have to die that way, and i just hope by me being there maybe it wasn't as bad way to die. >> he wal

eden high school. earned an associate degree from the art institute of san francisco. he survived by his wife, participants -- parents and sister. >>> the parents of contra costa county marine killed in a murder-suicide will be flying to washington, d.c. this week to bring the body of their daughter home. officials say sergeantest bee owe lopez shot and killed sarah castromata. that shooting may have stemmed from a romantic triangle. >>> the wait is almost over. the new devil slides tunnels could open as early as today. alex savidge is out there in pacifica this morning where a ceremony is being held in a few hours. alex that tunnel looks beautiful. >> reporter: this has been a long time coming for people who live in this area. later on cal tran will be celebrating the opening of these two brand new tunnels. this is the highway 1 bypass at the notorious devil's slide. the tunnels are just shy of a mile long and they cost a little more than $400 million to build. crews have been working on this project for the past eight years. the tunnels will create a safe and problem

eden high school in hayward in 1999 and the art institute in san francisco. >>> a stretch of highway one gets a bit safer today. crews have finished work on the two new tunnels that will bypass devils slide near pacifica. bob redell live out there this morning where the tunnels will officially be opened later this morning. good morning, bob. >> reporter: it is ribbon cutting at 11:00 a.m. and the tunnels should be open by tonight, if not tonight, tomorrow morning. we are going to throw up a map to give you a sense of where we are at along the san mateo coastline. this tunnel will connect po sie pacifica with half moon bay. this is a quarter mile stretch that runs along the coastline. this will now bypass these tunnels that are going to be opening today. a $439 million project. two tunnels. 4200 feet long. 30 feet wide. this is significant for the state of california, the first tunnel project to be completed in roughly 50 years. the last one was in the east bay. these are called the tom lantos tunnels, named after the late congressman that pushed hard for this project. devils slide ha

. >> with the police department stretched sole thin, the eden neighborhood association has started a volunteer neighborhood watch program. >> retirees patrol the streetsdalely. the mayor released his budget message and plans to hire 100 more officers this year. a point he stressed at the state of the city address last month. >> my priority for the coming here will be public safety. >> but the police officers union doesn't buy it. they say residents are the ones hardest hit. >> they are paying for police service, yet they are having to go out on their own and hire extra security guards to supplement what the city offers. they are getting double taxed, in a sense. >> 44 people will graduate from the police academy friday. in san jose, abc7 news. >> oakland is trying to build bridges between the community and police. yesterday a public safety quorum was held and mayor jean quan took part in the entire four-hour town hall. they brain stormed and came up with sites of suggestion to go improve public safety and community policing. one man said this theme of people working together happens

. >> reporter: -- koresh linked his blend of spirituality and sex with the purity of the garden of eden he was showing in the bible this, passage would say we were just loaned to each other. >> beautiful custom work. >> reporter: koresh had sex with underage girls. with his various wives, he fathered at least 13 children. >> she'll have another one in about a month. >> it wasn't so much this is a man doing something we don't approve of. >> this is my little one, holly. >> as much as he was teaching us greater things. >> my love baby, right? huh? this is my great wonderful looks something that women can't resist? >> you know, i saw a lot of people around me having -- having babies. i mean, i knew that that meant my time was coming. >> reporter: kathy jones' husband, david, was okay with it. kathy was not. and she left. >> if i had stayed there, i would have had children by david koresh. that's when i really, really got scared. >> god's in control. >> reporter: over time, koresh attracted a diverse group from as far away as australia, england, jamaica, the philippines, about 130 in all. >

rebound from a cancer diagnosis, grappling with the possibility of dying before his twip daughters eden and ivy grew up. facing his own mortality. >> i could feel my body sort of slipping away. >> he makes an extraordinary request. >> will you help be their dad? >> thankfully, bruce and his family got through that, and today bruce has no evidence of cancer in his body. with all that behind him, he has resumed doing what he does best -- writing. his new book is called "the secrets of happy families." what inspired you to write this book? >> we were always on the defense. and that's what it's like, you know, to be a parent these days. we made a list of all the things that the kids have to do in the mornings. and then, here's the key, they have to check off their own lists. and so a lot of what we are doing here is trying to kind of bring them into the process, be less top-down, be less kind of parental, controlling them all the time, kind of enlist them wherever possible in their own upbringing. >> are from there ground rules of the things that cannot be said, for example? >> no. you are

of late at 39 bucks, they're still nine points off their highs and there's haines investial, and en edenort. they found two high levels of pesticides and carcinogens and the company received two prior letters for quality control. and they called the organic growth into question, and the acquisitions. the report slammed the ceo for selling the stock at what he claims -- what it claims were questionable moments over the last 21 months. oh, man, hain stock fell 4.7% on the news and it's almost completely recovered because j.p. morgan came out with research as refuting the bears' report as being bogus. i'm with j.p. morgan on this upon pt last time they inspected hain's facilities they found zero problems. they came in 11.2% much higher than the negative reports and he's simply been exercising his stock options at almost the last possible munch before they expire and frankly, that's a very common practice. the trukt is as i see it is that both hain and annie's are good companies, and only one of them is worth owning right here. since the beginning of the year, while hain has lagged just 5% a