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the food bank will be reopening to the public very soon. >> thank you gail.ere arrested after allegedly stealing and selling the copper wire. at the time, he was employed by the county. both are in charge with -- both are charged with embezzlement. the two men are on bond. >> here is a look at the day's other top stories. metro is looking to replace buses after two caught fire within days of each other. they had planned of replacing the vehicles within the next three years anyway and they have the money to replace them now. >> a judge has dropped drunk driving charges against randy babbitt. he says he does not plan to return to work at the faa and will work an aviation consulting. >> african american church leaders are struggling to come to grips with president obama's support to same-sex marriage. church leaders say they still support the president, just not on this issue. we will have more coming up at 6:00. >> new allegations that mitt romney was a bully in high school. i talked to diane sawyer about how world is plans to cover that story tonight. you are

. >> reporter: gail perkins cuddles with a new foster baby.ily is a mix of biological children and one adopted child. along with her husband jerry, everyone cares for the little ones. >> we have seen very, very sick little ones turn out to be amazingly great little kids, you know. we do it for the love of the kids, that's for sure. >> reporter: seven years ago the perkins helped a friend care for a sick foster baby. they worked with the nonprofit organization the northern virginia family service, and they were quickly hooked. and even adopted one foster baby. >> we never got into foster care to adopt. we actually got in to do weekend respite care. 17 kids later here we are. >> reporter: foster care is tough, especially when the baby comes with severe health issues, like fetal alcohol syndrome or drug addiction. but it's worth it. >> as a family we feel called that god's called us to provide that safe haven for children so that they cannot be saddled with attachment disorder for the rest of their lives. >> reporter: despite the years, gail says

they will take the crown into the bottom end of the rah gail ya rule, where it will be given a finalolish and check by the crown jeweller and will then be taken up to be put on display on the royal gallery itself. imperial state crown, which is only used at coronations and the state opening of parliament. it's a rare thing for us to see it. and it's -- it is a replica of the crown that queen victoria used. this precise one was made back in 1937 for the queen's father, for the coronation of george vi, the stones were transformed into a new design for this one. just looking down the staircase into the regalia room, a little bit of rearranging going on there. maybe they'll even change the cushion. there's a different cushion to be used for the gallery. let's look at the house lords. what we have there is this magnificent sight. dominated by the throwns of the far end. worth having a look quickly at some of the splendid features of this chamber, designed by barry. lots of the coats of arms of monarchs going over the centuries. return from exile after the death of cromwell, lots of these

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. >> reporter: gail perkins cuddles with a new foster baby.ily is a mix of biological children and one adopted child. along with her husband jerry, everyone cares for the little ones. >> we have seen very, very sick little ones turn out to be amazingly great little kids. we do it for the love of the kids. that's for sure. >> reporter: seven years ago the perkins helped a friend care for a sick foster baby. they worked with the nonprofit organization the northern virginia family service, and they were quickly hooked and even adopted one foster baby. >> we never got into foster care to adopt. we actually got in to do weekend respite care. 17 kids later here we are. >> reporter: foster care is tough, especially when the baby comes with severe health issues, like fetal alcohol syndrome or drug addiction. but it's worth it. >> as a family we feel called -- that god's called us to provide the safe haven for children so that they cannot be saddled with attachment disorder for the rest of their lives. >> reporter: despite the jeers, gail says it -- th

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gail pennybacker has the latest. >> it goes beyond her criminal history. we learned that she was not alone in that suv friday morning. there was a young child and that the hickel and an adult man. the sixth time convicted felon is being held without bond. >> nobody could predict that a road rage clashed could lead up to a death of a woman. you were surprised when they saw who was charged. gloria mcmillan has a record that spans 14 years including a 1998 assault conviction, 2007 felony theft conviction, and 2003 reckless driving conviction. she had just got her driver's license back after it was revoked. >> she was always very angry. she was an angry person. i am not surprised is her. >> witnesses report that she got out of her car to confront her when somehow she fell to the street. allegations are as she drove away she ran over the 21-year- old college students. >> she should not be on the road and the first place with the criminal background. you should not have a chance to get a driver's license. >> people are relieved that an arrest has been made but t

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reporting live, and gail pennybacker her, abc 7 days. >> the rain played a role in the back up in the morning commute. a tree fell on 395 in alexandria. crews went out to remove it. there were two other crashes. >> despite son out there, the rain is not finished with us yet. doug hill continues in the weather center. >> not a lot happening in the immediate area but there is the potential the rain will fall late in the evening and the high water will be a problem. this is the problem right here. almost 4 inches and manassas. localized very heavy rain. you saw the results. the error is warm and a little unstable and we still have a chance of showers. the flood warning continues for prince william county. it will be random showers we will keep an eye on. small slow movers possible throughout the evening. there is a lot moving along the mountains. that is drifting eastward. we will have more opportunities through the evening. 75 the temperature right now. once we get rid of the rain in the week we will talk about big numbers, 90 degree temperatures on the way here later in the week. i wil

my name is gail switzer and at a board member for next village, san francisco. it is a nonprofit community organization providing residents of san francisco's northeast corridor with the practical means to live safely and practically live in their communities as they age. we covered telegraph, russian hill, polka and the waterway. our first goal is to for fell 80% of requests for services with the work of our volunteer corps. according to the budget analyst report of 2011, 25% of residents surveyed in the zip code 94133, which is the heart of our neighborhood, were 60 years of age or older with a medium annual income of 48,700 compared to $78,000 on average. an income below $40,000 does not allow for the additional expenses needed one needs to -- the additional expenses one needs to adapt their home. it is difficult to leave and find other neighborhoods that might be more suitable to a senior, such as not being on a hill, having no steps, accessible rooms, etc. we provide services to help this population. we provide transportation to doctors, dentists, writes fo

gail huff is live with more on these open jobs. >> here in prince george's county, getting a firefighter's job is not easy. tomorrow they take the written exam and they have more applications than ever with your positions available. >> it is this guy poser responsibility -- >> recruits are learning how to snap and secure accident victims so they can be safely transported. for many it has been years of testing to get the opportunity to become a career firefighter. >> i guess it is difficult with the way timing is. it is hard to get a job. what's he traveled from new jersey to take the test because there are no opportunities near him. >> jobs were i am from are hard to come by. this is a great opportunity in a diverse department. i figured why not give it a shot. >> most of the recruits have college degrees. but the tough economy has brought them here. there are significantly more applicants for your positions. nearly 3000 people applied for 50 jobs. around 2300 of them qualifying to take the written exam. compare that to last year when nearly 21,000 -- 2100 applications came in for 60 posit

reporting live, gail huff, abc 7 days. >> that is it for abc 7 is it 5:00.0. >> live and in hd, this is abc 7 news at 6:00 on your side. >> it appears of some of been laden had big plans for the united states up until his death. -- osama bin laden had some big plans for the united states up until his death. documents are now on line. the papers tell a story of planned attacks as well as his frustrations of problems within his terrorist networks. jay korff is live with more on tonight's top story. >> west. pored over and analyze tens of thousands of electronic and paper documents. to date they released 17 that painted a portrait of a frustrated osama bin laden. >> there recovered a treasure trove of hard drives and written papers in the al qaeda's leader's compound.

basically have having fun. >> there was something odd gail remembers father that day. >> -- from that day. >> i walked out of the parking lot of the church before i could turn around and get back into the church another one of his siblings asked me to marry him. it was the strapgest thing. i said are you crazy? >> did you get the impression that the saeed family, the men in the family were looking to marry western woman american women for a purpose? >> i saw an access into this country by way of launching on to any american citizen. >> why do you think he married you? >> honestly, i don't know. >> it's crossed my mind maybe to get his green card. i know right after we got married we went down and got his papers for his green card. >> whether it was for love or the chance to stay in america, you can't dismiss a sham a marriage that would last more than 20-years and provide three children. tissy said she tried to get pregnant immediately. she gave birth to a son they named him islam. it was during her pregnancy tissy says her relationship with yasser turned bizarre even frightening. >>

gail huff is live where she spoke with the victim's parents. >> still devastated by what happened to their children. this morning they arrived. hours later he would be a convicted sex offender led away in handcuffs. >> it was a very warm relationship. we could not imagine our daughter would be attacked. >> one of the girls' mothers retelling a painful story after a sleepover at michael gardner's house. his dna stains for found on the little girl's underwear and pajama bottoms. >> the childhood has been taken away. these are repercussions that will last. >> we are not identifying her parents to feel she is a sexual predator. the jury convicted the political activist on three counts of sexual abuse. >> we think this is a great moment for victims of sexual assaults and victims to have the courage to come forward. >> his wife broke down sobbing when the verdict was amounts to. sitting, i am in shock. the justice system worked for their daughters. >> people are in a position of power. they did not have more rights for others. nobody should have more rights than our children. >> given the

. >> thanks for creeping us out, gail. >>> a guy sto rca and took it on a joyride. but the joy is about to end. see how next. >>> and a beauty pageant that led to an argument about beauty. >>> welcome back to the show. but don't forget to check in at rightthisminute.com. great videos all day long. >>> i think it's safe to say we'd all love to get our hands on a camaro and drive it 150 miles per hour. one man did that but he did it without permission. you're looking at video from our sister station kiro-tv in seattle. police say david lee stole a camaro from hertz rental car and took it on a joyride. >> at the rest area. >> he is going through a rest stop. there you see the camaro and the police car collide. and the bumper comes off. but they keep going. and then look. >> 1546 and 42 right now. >> he ran over some stop sticks and then the sparks start flying. he slows down and finally comes to a stop. >> don't move! >> no one was hurt in this whole incident. this guy you see here is david lee. he's the one accused of being the mastermind behind this vehicle theft and

the clerks are gail johnson and -- we want to thank the as of the staff for covering the meeting. madam secretary, if you could call item no. 1. >> it is a hearing about services provided to students and adults and organizations structure. supervisor campos: thank you. i will turn the floor over to commissioner maufas, who requested this very important hearing. i know that we have a number of people here for different items on the agenda. first, i would like to recognize janet riley, the president of the golden gate bridge highway transportation authority, which is celebrating its 75th anniversary. madam president, it is a pleasure to have you here. commissioner maufas. commissioner maufas: thank you. i wanted to bring this item for were to our combination of school district and city committee, because it is something that is vital to both of our entities and the city of san francisco, particularly in the exiles your district -- the excelsior district. in areas where health care is not provided in the way that most of us have access to it. the clinic by the bay, i think it is a go

. >> reporter: gail boo perkins cuddles with a new foster baby. family is a mix of biological children and one adopted child. along with her husband jerry everyone cares for the little ones. >> we have seen very, very sick little ones turn out to be amazingly great little kids, you know. so we do it for the love of the kids. that's for sure. >> reporter: seven years ago the perkins helped a friend care for a sick foster baby. they worked with the nonprofit organization the northern virginia family service and they were quickly hooked and even adopted one foster baby. >> we never got into foster care to adopt. we actually got in to do weekend respite care. 17 kids later here we are. >> reporter: foster care is tough, especially when the baby comes with severe health issues like fetal alcohol syndrome or drug addiction, but it's worth it. >> as a family, we feel called that god's called us to provide that safe haven for children so that they cannot be saddled with attachment disorder with the rest of their lives. >> reporter: despite the years gail

strong gail-force winds. isolated showers. a beautiful day tomorrow.ots of sunshine friday and saturday. some rain arriving late sunday, into monday. another week down the road, that is what we are looking for. 75. >> we will put you on the roof. >> ok. that is a look at our news. thanks for joining us. "nbc nightly news with brian

with caloga let second buster posies cannot find a wild pitch tell gail comes in to score from second. lincecum finishes the inning but he was done after 4. giants had the chance with bases loaded he did not get the bat of the shoulder the big blow in the seventh, a home run to make it 6-2 a's. that is the final score. lincecum has an era over six. chisholm of his time to good of the pitchman's of trusting my pitching have to make sure it is perfectly down and away, hopefully a few inches on either side of the trust my movement, and not be too fine with it and trust that that is like i keep going back to that but it is so true >>> softball cal leads arkansas 6-tune in the theft. the bears need to be the ridge back twice to advance to super regional it. a crowd of 3000 whites the raging cajuns' beat stanford for second day in a row louisiana lafayette moves on to the super regional. the nba playoffs the heat on the ropes. a loss today they return to miami three games to one. the pacers show no sign of backing down. he beats the buzzer to put indian up by eight points. miami took over i

. >>> well, prince charles became the prince of gailes as he stepped in to do the weather on wbbc. >>s afternoon it will be cold, wet, and windy over most of scotland. we're under the influence of low pressure. >> very dignified. after the prince wrapped up the five-day forecast, his wife camilla also got into the act. they were visiting the bbc scotland studios in recognition of their 60th anniversary. it was the first time in history a weatherman was referred to as your royal heiness. >>> i heard they had some snow in scotland. >> is that right? >> the same forecast the last six months in that part of the world. not quite, but did a great job. let's take a look. give that man a contract. let's take a look at temperatures. down to 49 now. the dew point is 40 degrees. a lot of places will get down to 40 tonight. the humidity is 49. the barometer 2991. right now 44 in oakland. a frost advisory for garret county and some of the neighboring counties. 59 in d.c. 56 ocean city. locally, cool spots generally upper 40s to low 50s. light winds now, much lighter than earlier. tomorrow, winds p

. >> betty foote, gail gillman, sue vaughn, and seth katzman. >> hi. i am betty foote. i am a 30 year resident of north point street. both as a resident and business woman. i crossed to districts of supervisor chu and vfarrel, cloe to van ness. i have a lot of experience with the quackers, the go carts, and the byscyles. -- bicycles. north point is there from the embarcadero and -- i ask for support and respect for this residential area. i worked with the organization's there for the aquatic park neighbors, and the friends of conrad square. i have a professional hat to square -- to where saying that we want professional consideration and one for you to be respectful. but the real question is not the kind of amplification test. we want for you to come to the third floor of my unit, and just sit in the living room and listen. listen to the repetitive quacking, the fact that galilleo hosted o.j. simpson's career start. i would like to suggest -- a long time ago, there were shuttles on jitney street. if we could park the tour buses in kirkland or one of the large lots, our

gail pennybacher is in the quarter mantua more at 5:00. >> in the trial of john edwards his two oldest daughter kate is expected to take the stand. she has been at his side during the trial but what will she say when she was under oath? jummy olabanji has more from the news from. >> for more than three weeks kate has been her father's most visible supporter and she is expected to tell the court today how much her father loved her mother and how he is innocent. she is 30-years old and is harvard-educated. she will find herself on the other side of the court room when she takes the stand as a witness for her father's defense team. >> as much as she is her mother's daughter, she is her father's son and she will stick by him. she believes he has committed no crime. >> john edwards is on trial for allegedly using nearly $1 million in donations to hide his mistress and their baby daughter during his quest for the 2008 presidential nomination. the alleged crime took place as his wife elizabeth fought a very public battle with cancer. >>kate has never publicly spoken about the effect of the sc

[applause] >> could we have paul and [unintelligible] marcia [unintelligible] gail [unintelligible] and bill [unintelligible] do you want to line up? >> hello, i live in district 2. my question regards muni service. first of all, surprisingly, i would like to compliment you. i have no complaints on the service. i use it quite often. my concern is the north south subway. i support the subway and i think it is time for people who live in those directions to have speedy transportation. my concern in question is -- the most congested section is between columbus and the beginning of the stockton tunnel. i have sat on buses for as long as 30 minutes to go those few blocks. my concern is that all of a sudden i noticed that the station that was supposed to be washington square is no longer advertised and i am wondering if that section will be included in the tunnel. is that a question that you could answer now? >> thank you. i am with the asset mta. the current plan for the central subway calls for the northernmost station to be on stockton at washington street, however there are potential poss

also, the testimony from gail about there being a lot of ways to create a better sense of safety, that is one that does help with that as well. having a presence of services can provide access in hope for people in the neighborhood. i do want to honor the supervisor who wants to see these resources coming to the neighborhood. i will be in favor of this. i do not necessarily see such resources coming to my district, and i have to express that. i am hoping that there is recognition that we can think about, with different needs around the city and how we apply resources to handle these different needs in different parts of san francisco. i am hoping that that can be looked at as we go down the line with resources and in the city budget. supervisor chu: thank you very much. i wanted to recognize supervisor," -- supervisor campos, who is also here with us. supervisor kim: i am more than happy to co-sponsor a hearing, and i know i am advocating for a neighborhood that i represent, but i want to make sure that if there are neighborhoods seeing the same level of crime as sixth street and marke

gail force winds across scotland. elsewhere, looking settled. the low is winding down the next 24 hours. another area of extreme heat in europe, down in southern portugal and spain. 30 degrees in madrid. 27 in lisben. further to the south, things are getting hot indeed. take care. i will leave you now with the extended forecast. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. tokyo. thanks for joining us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> it is

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we used to go over on gail street on that side and slide in at night. >> reporter: you'd sneak in. >> yes. that's what we did. >> reporter: nor did it stop mamie peanut johnson, one of the few women who played in negro league baseball. >> we've come a long way, but we still haven't gotten there. with this happening i think it's a wonderful thing. >> reporter: the community center will house a new library and gym. for a woman who broke so many barriers, today's opening is close to her heart. >> i'm proud of rosedale, very proud. >> that was surae chinn reporting. >>> now we want to take you out to the bay bridge because there are a lot of people sitting in traffic. in fact, we've got a shot here right as you approach the bay bridge at sandy point. look at that traffic. it is packed. we warned everybody yesterday that if you wanted to avoid this, you needed to leave early or leave after 8:00. >> early or late. >> they there's a cruise ship right there approaching the bay bridge. the cruise ship might get to where it's going quicker than that traffic might get over the bridge. >> bay bri