the manufacturer howard some 4000 buses worldwide such transmissions he says have saved 15 million gal. of fuel and that the technology will be expanded to trucks as well. >> politicians came out in droves and polish americans by the thousands to celebrate the annual fults constitution day parade john paul the sec can't a scene from our time. in honor of the recent beatification. the polish constitution day parade is the largest polish parade outside of poland in celebrates the anniversary of the ratification of the constitution on may 3rd in 1791. a bit of rainy weather this afternoon for most of us. >> will last into mother's day? jim ramsey is in next with your answer. droid ! úwpú ç uúpúx?x?út@ñíwú@íxwpoú'úñ8@÷x@úúpn÷Ñ@ñp>éñóhpúkññ xxo@úvúñpñp@xúíúñxó@ñ@ol@w?úpÑ÷ñxxñ@/@Ñ hñgñppñó@óÑçp?ú?@ñ<Ñ÷÷@ú?@@pñ÷ñxp÷xxv@@ópoúúçúñgx@pw@ñp@Ñú@ó8oÑúpñxí@>@po@oúw÷lñ@é@ú@óú÷÷fp@o [ telephone rings ] oh! let's do this. look who's early! [ dentist ] my patients want to walk into their dental check-up prepared to ace it. that's why i tell them to use new crest pro-health invigorating clean rinse. its

with the economy reeling, these gals started dealing with opening an upscale pawn shop. buying purses instead of car stereos. so what did they pay for things like this? and how much does gold bring? >>> plus, high, high-heels. the primo love affair with ever higher heels. stilettos that look more like stilts. so how high is too high? kelly ripa invites us for confession of a shoe lover. >>> and tmz tours where she got a dui. the chicken place where he used to work. the corner where he got busted. part of the hollywood tour. the bus tour of shame. we hop aboard. >>> good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. we begin with the economy. today was not a good day on wall street, with the dow down 130 points. consider the staggering loss of personal wealth in the u.s. since the crash 2 1/2 years ago. despite the recent recovery, almost $8 trillion is gone from our retirement savings, checking accounts and home value. about $25,000 for every man, woman and child in the country. meanwhile, the official unemployment figure is bad enough at 9% but if you add in those who have given up lo

. >> reporter: gas prices have already passed $4 a gal drivers just don't like it. >> ridiculous. >> it kills my budget. >> reporter: the increase is frustrating for some drivers. >> they are ripping us off and they are making money off of us. >> reporter: some are calling on congress to help. >> big oil is taking us to the cleaners. every day. we have to stand up to them. >> reporter: many opponents and experts argue they will pass on their loss to customers at the pump. >> oil companies i don't think are cucluding to keep the prices up. they are do iting business. and then these other actors that push the price up because they are buying future oil and worried about whether oil will be there. >> they could go higher. especially with summer around the corner. derek valcourt wjz eyewitness news. >> in baltimore they are $1.10 higher than last year. and that you will pay more for every day items. companies are planning to raise prices on a number of items. they have to charge more to make up for the rising fuel costs. >>> excellence in education. the national teacher of the year. the

. >> can i say thank you to these guys and gals?rom the bottom of my heart, for everything that you guys do and gals. i appreciate it so much. and that's the bottom line -- [ cheers ] >> jimmy: thank you, buddy. i'm happy you're here. i'm thankful you're here. we got a lot to talk about, "wwe tough enough." but i want to talk, about -- it's sad. very sad. randy "macho man" savage -- >> man. >> jimmy: -- passed away. >> i was sad to hear about that guy going. >> jimmy: look at this guy. how cool is this guy? >> he was one of the greatest of all time and such an intense individual. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and any time, you know, whether he was working as a good guy or as a bad guy, he was always -- he always had that intensity, that focus, that voice. and he's just -- he just was like a magnet in the ring. i was a huge fan of his. and he was very influential to a lot of guys. >> jimmy: absolutely, right? >> and to myself, as well, so i was sorry -- sorry to hear that guy go. >> jimmy: he was probably in the class before you. >> he was a li

over 1,000 golden haired gals paraded through latvia's capital during the country's annual blond parade. this year's theme was marilyn monroe. not only do you have to be blond to take part, but you have to wear pink, as well. organizers use the event to raise money for charity. they never do brunette parades. >> do they have to be natural blonds? how many people are natural blonds i wonder in that group. i would imagine not so many. >>> time now for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. d-9, the all things digital conference kicks off in california hosted by "the wall street journal." representatives from google, netflix and twitter are among those scheduled to appear through thursday. >>> tony award nominees gathered for a conference in new york's times square. winners will be announced june 12th. >>> and the people for the ethical treatment of animals, otherwise known as peta, will unveil this year's man and woman found to be the year's sexiest vegetarians. past winners have included natalie portman and toby mcguire. >>> all day long, you ca

this tank held 10,000 gal. of hot asphalt. the contents are highly flammable.hey are kept at a temperature of a 300 degrees. the investigation is under way as far as what caused the fire. it was spectacular when it took place there was a gigantic loss of smoke in the air. to be 5 firefighters rushed to the scenic to poll the people there were--55 of thfire fighters ocalled to the scene. witnesses say that it was an incredible sight. >> i heard a big bowl i thought that somebody hit the building. i heard a big boom--it felt and like an earthquake with the flames shooting up 30 ft. past the silos. immediately, black smoke started billowing out. very black smoke because of the asphalt. it billowed for along time. >>reporter: working crews were here all day and all afternoon. to have just wrapped up. the fire is under investigation. one injury and that person was treated with minor injuries. unlike in redwood city, therese it reporting and redwood city. >>catherine: take a look at these video/phtos as people were driving along local roads of 1 0 1 you cannot help b

if you have a 20 gal. tank, it is 105 and 205 more, that adds up. >> five major cities in the united states are receiving elective cars, and charging stations that will be used by federal agents and the city. san francisco is one of the cities. these 116 cars will help to cut gas usage by 2,900 gal. of gas per year. that is a reduction of 257 metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions. some coffee drinkers will have to pay a little more. folders and dustin donuts plan to charge more for their package coffee. 11 percent more retell of will be charged, on average. the same company that makes the product already raise prices 10% february and 9% last august. new details about the bus crash that we sold a developing story last night. there are now investigating the brakes on the bus. it was a united coach tour bus headed for said francisco. it slid off the road and through a fence on highway 80. investigators say that this did marks indicate that the brakes may have locked up causing the crash--brakes may have loc

russians coming down and they were already having problem s with the brits, francis drake was robbing the gal i don't knows that belonged to the spanish so the four presidios and then the missions each one had a mission attached because of the way you built a presidio first you built a mission, gathered the indians, taught them how to build a mission and then guess what had them go build a presidio and then the missions in between were filled in. so you went san diego, then mission santa barbara. >> how long a project was it? >> missions started upper california, 1769 and finished 1834 we often forget that when the missions start in san diego 1769, the mission system was already 100 years old the first mission is 100 years oldier, down in baja so there is over 30 missions in baja so mission san diego i tell people is not the first mission. it is a continuation of a long trip up the kami know real >> i am loving this trip i hope you are too and at home that was archbishop midi who said buy that lot buy that lot we are coming back on mosaic ♪ >>> welcome back tome sayic. i have been telling --

we have started the bilynn gal national cancer sum myth in which we -- summit to discuss how we change the tone so our community gets served, gets engaged and gets served. let me tell you, going back to the question you asked me about, how did you get engaged and why did you do it? when i first started work ongoing the series i ran into robert you will rick. do you remember him? from love boat and what not. >> yes. >> ulrich was dealing with a very heavy duty type of brain cancer. i said to him -- he was doing something for american cancer society and he was kind and put the big bear hug around me. i had just come from chemo. i said why do you do it? he said, you know, when they give you that diagnosis, do all kinds of things. you promise god all kinds of stuff. if i survive this, i will do something to talk to people. >> go to the missions. >> yes. and second of all he said, i have to talk to the industry. the movie industry complex. nobody will insure me. i can't get work. it is still the big c. that was 12 years ago. unfortunately he eventually lost his life to the disease. i rememb

they have the same mental attitude haas racists, but they cannot call you girl and gal anymore. to me, they are over-polite. in my experience in the hotel -- ms. colvin, how can i help you? it is a little over-polite, and i get tired of it sometimes. [laughter] now, you remember i live in new york, the big apple. help me to stay the word -- say the word -- i do not want to sound like sarah palin -- [laughter] what is the word for many races? multi-cultural, yes. they could not care one less if you were white or black. let mayor bloomberg tell you what their value is, the money. in new york, every night, racism raises its ugly head and you have these killings, racial profiling, like we had sean bell. anyway, we see racial profiling. one of my neighbors said, yes, they are always going to find a psychological reason why the white child is bad, but an african-american or child of color is just a badass. that is true. they do not think you have any value. they think you do not know what life is, you do not have any goals or dreams. you know why i am telling you that? i am basing it

back to you. >> that's great. >> i love the gal on her phone. hey! check it out!e is talking to our producer. that's when she knows when to wave! [ laughter ] >> that's great. >>> the biggest hiring spree in five years but unemployment rose, as well. we'll talk with jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. jason, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sydnie. good morning, frank. yeah, that's the kind of number comparison that can make you scratch your head. how can we have a huge gain in jobs yet see the unemployment rise at the same time? we saw a big gain, 244,000 jobs added to the economy last month according to the labor department and that was much bigger than expectations. about 60,000 over what we were expecting to see because jobless claims had really risen over the past four weeks seeing big spikes in three of those four weeks. as a result, the overall unemployment rate rose from 8.8 to 9%. the reason for that, more people simply coming back and looking for work. they were added to the rolls of people looking for work and as a result unemployment

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parents, you might have to explain who these blue guys and the one blue gal are. voted 2010's best place to take your kids for fun, let me know if you think they deserve a repeat title for 2011. >>> and if you do get tomorrow off, let's not forget why. it's memorial day. and as a salute to those who have sacrificed for america, the san francisco golden gate park band will perform at the iconic sprekles temple. the cool-looking stage in golden gate park. the concert is free, but our freedom was not.s t' that for t weekend and that's what's going on today in the bay. you have yourself a great one. >>> look out over the sunol grade, as rob promised, the clouds are leaving and leaving us with some sunshine, at least for this sunday on memorial day weekend. now it may be a new season, but the san francisco giants continue to play their brand of torture baseball. giants pitcher jonathan sanchez got into early trouble yesterday against the milwaukee brewers. outfeeler carlos gomez hits this pitch down the right field line, but cody ross has problems getting to the ball.

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we talk to the weather gal over here and she says today is the pick of the week. >> it is. >> i like it. >> it probably will be the warmest day of the week today. we'll see temperatures warmer up to 5 degrees warmer than yesterday so today's the day to get outside if you can. san francisco high of 65, today 68 in oakland, 72 san jose, 75 in concord and we'll start to cool off later in the week. i'll tell you more about that in a bit. enjoy the sunshine today. first here's traffic with elizabeth. >> thank you, kristy. we have one problem spot southbound 880 hayward at a street, an accident there, maybe a lane blocked. slowing on the sensors across that stretch towards 92. speaking of highway 92, live look at the san mateo bridge where conditions look great across the span. more traffic coming up. meantime, back to you. >> thank you. >>> his family says the man accused of trying to break into the cockpit on a flight to sfo is not a terrorist. >> sharon chin is in san francisco where the man has a date in federal court today. she joins us with more. good morning. >>> reporter: good morn

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this gas is already averaging $4 a gal hon in more than 13 states.ox's peter bonders takes a look at why some states are seeing higher prices -- fox's peter barnes takes a look at why some states are seeing higher prices. >> reporter: motorists are beginning to wonder just how high gas prices might go. >> these prices are crazy. >> reporter: drivers across the u.s. say they have no choice but to use their cars less. >> don't take any long trips anymore because i can't afford it. but i'm trying to cut back as much as i can on the gas. >> reporter: in indiana, gas prices hit an all-time record. prices soaring at many stations to $4.29 per gallon. why so high? one professor says it is because of the state economy is not as bad as in some other states. >> the retail owners realize that they're much better able to raise prices when the economy is stronger. >>> as it turns out, u.s. motor i haves are driving less due to the high costs of gas. according to master card spending pulse which tracks retail gas charges, the average gasoline demand has dropped fo

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you know not of every medical number and the price of a gal out is the economic future of the country if you let be insolvent fail be the fish crash at the bottom or if you and i we back up we have economic productivity. at a brisk level. we decided not to do that and decide if you go across in place and now ridge dragging along so i have absolutely no idea what they're going to a number is but the actual true economic cost is future growth now as for any other bailouts also ran another article this morning oh yesterday stating that the banks are considering settling their own fraudulent foreclosure issues with attorneys generals etc it out for five billion dollars if they get away with that that is in essence a girl out because we're talking at least twenty twenty five billion dollars of potential liability at minimum from a realistic economic perspective so if you could if you could take twenty thirty billion dollars of your problems and you can buy them sell them off for five billion dollars you can build up to two hundred fifty billion dollars let me get your comments on something

a gal, up poll in february asked americans to name the world's leading power, and they said china. this is obama's presidency from 2009, high point in october, 10.1%, now we're at 8%. what kind of recovery is this, mayor? >> when you come out of a recession, the first thing people do is tighten their belt and try to do more with less. it's not surprising that corporate prices are going up and governments are finding ways to provide services with fewer people. it is only a little further into the recovery that you start to add more people, companies are willing to take risks, governments think their tax base is going to be better and start expanding services and hiring people to provide that. like anything else, some parts of the country are doing poorly, some are doing well. new york city, for example, is doing better. we're not back to where we were before, but we're doing better. i think what's happening here in this country is petroleum prices. the industry is less dependent on petroleum than it used to be, but if you drive a car, you're very dependent on petroleum, and four-plu

san francisco is one of them. 116 cars are expected to cut gas usage by 29,000 gal.116,000 in savings for taxpayers and a reduction of 257 metric tons of greenhouse gas. sony is reported in all my insecurity breeds for 2000 customers of the sunny erickson joint venture in canada. sony says the names, e-mail and it to pass words may have been stolen from the company web site but no credit card information was taken. no reports of damage from the security breach. it was discovered yesterday. the police station that work was hacked last month, that affected more than 100 million online accounts worldwide. attorneys for toymaker mgn will argue for damages and court costs against mattel in a trade secret case. the two companies are arguing about the bratz >>: queen latifah is launching her own clothing line for hsn. the collection will feature clothing and accessories for women sizes 2-24. >>: the dow jones industrial average is down a few points, down four points. the s&p 500 down a fraction. durable-goods, long-term goods are way down as autumn demands have been >>: we

shade is buying a gal or two at a time. >> i put $10 in there, just enough to get to a, b, and c.don't worry about d. >> the president said prices are on his mind and urged congress to close tax loopholes. the job picks are getting better. many feel there is a long way to grow. >> it would take 2.5 years to restore the jobs lost during the recession. kristen dahlgren, wbal-tv 11 news. >> president obama was out talking clean energy and jobs. he toured the transition plant in indianapolis where he praised them for their working in making cars and buses. he has praise production as a long-term solution for dependence on oil. while the president was in indiana, he sent his deputy secretary of transportation to see how maryland has embraced the hybrid buses. david collins has more. >> he sent his energy assistant for policy and affairs on a mission to baltimore. check out how maryland has embraced hybrid buses. and touted administration's determination to stop dependence on foreign oil. >> this saves us roughly 5% on fuel mileage. in the back, we have a smaller engine. >> the state bo

that's $3.36 a gal. the national average is $.46.course it's a lot higher here. >> as always. >> uh-huh. >>> sal's still watching the roads for you to get you where you need to go. >> yeah, it's gonna be tough. the east bay is lit up. it's not doing well. had is not what i wanted to report. we're gonna start in the south bay because the last time i promised, you 280, we were gonna check on that. we had a couple crashes 280 northbound getting up to highway 17. they are minor but it's kind of adding, piling on in the -- of the vo traffic -- of the slow traffic. northbound slow, 580 is slow. 13 is so from 580ened and then -- 580 and then it's slow driving down to the toll plaza, which, by the way, is still crowded. talking about gas prices, there will be a lot of idling and i'm afraid there will be a lot of bad gas mileage throughout unless you have the luxury of waiting. let's if to steve. >>> thank you, sal. we had some fog yesterday but it got chewed up by -- chewed up by the sunshine. the fog is not a factor today. it might be by fr

is talking to a mainstream reporter at the two thousand and eight convention amy goodman a democracy gal of the mainstream reporters this gee i didn't get arrested and amy says were you out there covering the protests and he says no i haven't left the building and they meet and quotes woody allen who says ninety five percent of life is just showing up i mean you know if you if you only get harassed in this country or arrested if you're a journalist if you are in the wrong place you're out of line you're out of place if you follow along with the sheep and you're not to you don't step out of line you'll be pampered and privileged that this country in other words the reporters that act as independent journalists sometimes get in trouble with their process sometimes even with the law but if you if you don't step out of place out of mind and you generally are pampered and privileged in this society that is jeff cohen professor of journalism at if a college and author of cable news confidential. now forty years ago today more than thirty thousand protesters descended on washington determined t

. >> well over $4 per gallon, people buy 1 gal.or eight two at a time it. >> i only put enough gas in there to get to a, b, and c. >> obama pushed his clean energy agenda. >> if you already are already paying at the pump, we don't need to pay it. >> through the > > high prices at the pump is a high priority. the job picture is getting better but many feel there is a long way to go. it would take almost 02 0.5 years to restore the 8 million jobs lost during the recession. howrecession- proof ceo's, much they scored when the economy was at its worst. >> plus birds and training for battle. >> i am impressed with these birds at. crows be the next line of defense in fighting terrorism. >> if you ever want to see inside the ritz-carlton at the inner harbor, now is your chance. we will tell you how, straight ahead. >> officials are beefing up security on subways after this al qaeda was reported to attack a trend by tampering with tracks it appears to be the first circulated intelligence pulled from the rate on the dam late in secret compo

the gal behind me said one day she saw chris butler moving things out of the office and asked them what kind of business they were running. butler said it was part of a detective agency and a sting operation of sorts designed or targeted for men who were looking for illegal sex. in pleasant hill, laura anthony abc 7 news. >> thank you, laur a. oakland police are trying to stop a violent spike in crime. they are doing a sweet sweeping operation that will lock up dozens of people. heather ishimaru is live in east oakland where a take back our streets type walk in oakland is about to begin. >> this is sort of related and sort of not. this is a group of neighbors and youth groups, merchants who want to rid their neighborhood of prostitution in particular. opd is targeting violent crime in their own way. oakland police targeted 50 hot spots for open air drug trafficking. there was 68 narcotic arrest warrants. a way to get at crime suspects. >> either involved in shootings or orders and violent crimes. we targeted them through the narcotic's enforcement and 68 narcotic related warrants were b

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