gillis from the bunker. he is in the same group of bradley.die, gillis is within two strokes of the lead. and that istor in saturday night edition of sportswrap of see you again tomorrow at 5:00. we're all sulking in the fact we cannot match the powerball numbers, but we learned that a ticket sold in san josi successfully matched five numbers just >> on today's show, reggae rockers come full circle, plus a soldier gets her song on, and later, we sit down with william levy. all this, only on "american latino tv." >> ♪ upside your head and inside yourself then you're over there and outside yourself ♪ [captioning made possible by latv] ♪ get inside yourself >> hey guys, it's your girl valery ortiz here, and you are

. >>> tom gillis, just two off the lead. and the giants are playing at colorado. if we have highlights we'll show them to you at 6:00. >> ama: next, an extremely up >> ama: on abc7 at 6:00, the special honor for the golden state warriors, apple cofounder steve wozniak steps up to the microphone at berkeley. and the controversy and protests over a new book released in san francisco. join us at 6:00. >>> a grizzly bear caught on tape in alaska inside and out. what does that mean? see for yourself. a photographer set up his camera to shoot grizzly bears. the curious young bear walks into the frame, paws the camera, licks it, finally, tries to eat it. you can see the animal's an ticks provide this otherwise impossible look inside of a live grizzly bear's mouth. amazingly the camera was not damaged. thanks for joining >>> this is "world news." tonight powerball fever. the lines growing this evening. the biggest powerball prize ever. tonight what are your chances of winning and how many number combinations are even left? >>> risky landing, new images tonight after spark

tom gillis two from the lead thanks to shots like this one. >>> before the giants took on the rockies, manager bruce bow the called a rare team meeting. the subject? mental mistakes. san francisco has made nine errors while losing three of its last fours. let's good out to coors field. a rocky mountain low in the thimpled this is bochy warned tee him nate. tim lincecum throws the ball away. a run scores. now in the fourth, san francisco trails 3-1. >>> in case you missed it, the astros found another way to lose last night. game tied, two outs, pirates had the bases loaded for martin. he hits a lazy fly ball to right. the second baseman has it. wrong! it's knocked loose. in comes the game winner, pittsburgh with the 5-4 victory, and this abc7 sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. astros on track to lose their third -- have their third straight 100 loss anymores so anytime giants and a's fans complain, put it in privilege, could be the astros. >> from cars that sing to -- we'll show you what makes the >> join my touch. we'll take a look at the winning numbers for the

tom gillis two from the lead thanks to shots like this one. >>> before the giants took on the rockies, manager bruce bow the called a rare team meeting. the subject? mental mistakes. san francisco has made nine errors while losing three of its last fours. let's good out to coors field. a rocky mountain low in the thimpled this is what bochy warned tee him nate. tim lincecum throws the ball away. a run scores. now in the fourth, san francisco trails 3-1. >>> in case you missed it, the astros found another way to lose last night. game tied, two outs, pirates had the bases loaded for martin. he hits a lazy fly ball to right. the second baseman has it. wrong! it's knocked loose. in comes the game winner, pittsburgh with the 5-4 victory, and this abc7 sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. astros on track to lose their third -- have their third straight 100 loss anymores so anytime giants and a's fans complain, put it in privilege, could be the astros. >> from cars that sing to -- bukll show you what makes the >> join my touch. we'll take a look at the winning numbers for

karen, here is what senator gilly brand said lagill gilly gillibrand said last night. >> we hear time and time again from victims that they are marginalized or retaliated against or they feel that their future in the military is at risk by reporting. >> so when we look at this here, right now if you're in the military, you have to report your rape to your commanding officer essentially your boss' boss or your boss' boss' boss. imagine if you had to do that at your job and i think that question was brought up earlier. is that why only one in eight have done that at least in the last year according to the statistics? >> having to sort of keep the administration of justice within the chain of command really assures there will be no administration of justice. the comparisons are not resis, but we saw sort of the same thing happen with the catholic church. the other thing that you have to do is change the culture of the military. that has to be done from the top and it has to be -- the word has to go out within the culture that there is zero tolerance of this sort of thing. so you have to

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my name is kathleen gillis and this is my daughter, born april 22, much to the chagrin of my husband, april 20 may have been more fun, living in san francisco. i come to you today because david campos and i about a month and a half ago had a lovely conversation on npr, the forum and reached out to the community and voice of the unborn in our city of san francisco and for pregnant mothers who think 65% of women think that the only option that they have is an abortion. so i am coming to you to ask that we can continue the dialogue, going forward, as we work on this resolution >> excuse me, ma'am. >> yes, if we could stop the clock, there are some individuals here it speak on items that we have already passed. under our rules, you can talk about the general subject if you could not make references or advocate for a reference we have already considered. >> excellent, i guess i will just stick with my emphasis i would like to meet with the people that you recruited, david that we get together and continue our dialogue, seven people, two of which were 5 and 7 years old, speaking on the impo

. >> gillie's parliament has not met since 2008 and since then the country has been ruled by the military and then president conde. the opposition sees the elections as a vehicle for ousting his government and to use the vast natural resources for the benefit of all. the election is scheduled to go ahead next month. >> a spanish court has opened a tax investigation into the king's daughter. the 47-year-old is under investigation for possible fraud and money laundering. a judge asked tax authorities for information about her property, investments, as well as a business partnership with her husband. and a paris court has decided not to investigate the head of the international monetary fund. the court was questioning about the multimillion dollar payment the french government made to a businessman while she was finance minister. in canada, the mayor of toronto has denied allegations that he uses crack cocaine. last week, two media outlets reported seeing a cell phone video set to show him smoking a crack pipe. since then he has been under growing pressure to respond. >> i do not use crack c

gillies plane used for military transport a representative from the fitz special forces group told m.s.n. and nine actually that amazingly the paratrooper landed safely about thirty miles away from his target destination and just goes to show that even highly trained professionals can make mistakes and that's going to do it for now i'm going lopez have a wonderful night. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't. charge is a big. good afternoon welcome to prime interest i'm hearing and boring and here is the topic that we're following today. game on as well the big banks are saying club fifty that's regulator speak for two big.

. >> reporter: gillis said that he was outside. -- in these -- sought debris. he saw debris. conscience. afternoons hi he was hit with a piece of wood and not unconscience. sense of normalcy after he was knocked on conscience with a piece of wood. >> houses can't return to the neighborhood to live yet because there's no electricity or water service. authorities describe the conditions as generally unsafe. >> you can see on the satellite & righter, severe storms. the and here in the bay area. the satellite and radar this live look at the golden gate with clear conditions. still mild and warm with richmond, san francisco, 63 degrees. '70s in the san jose, san carlos, antioch. for tonight, clear skies with fog developing along the coast we will see sunshine and another hot day. notice, big changes on tuesday with the sea breezes 60s, 70's. what we can expect for the rest of the week, coming up. >> you may already put on your bathing suit to head to your favorite swimming spot. maybe you noticed a few bulges that weren't there last year. making a few changes in how you eat can ma

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by the way, their founder and chairman dennis gillies owns more than 25 million shares in stock. this was after they privatized. i remember that deal and sold it and brought public again last week. there is only one reason for an insider to own that much stock. that's because he believes it will go higher. here's the bottom line. remember that investing is about putting together that mosaic, the puzzle of information which lets you make good decisions. crl, charles river labs, told us on this show that things weren't so hot in their preclinical business and that's a very good company. but in this particular case, it's a little bit of a zero sum. charles river's loss is quintile's gain. that's why this fresh faced ipo is still a buy, buy, buy. limit orders, please. ariel in new york. ariel. >> caller: hey, jim, a big boo-yah to you from new york. >> what's going on there, partner? >> caller: nothing much. my question is jazz pharmaceutical, do you think it's a buy after its last week quarterly report? >> i have been wanting to do a full takeout since that quarter because the stock

. >> they have am rose and gilly land with them.o. >> here they go. >> inside 30 laps to go. >> i think the experiment started, larry, what do i got to do. >> where do i want to be. >> they'll be at pit road over the next 8 to 12 laps if we don't get a caution for the final pit stop. david was one of several drivers that made a stop prior to red flag. >> carl edwards went almost to the wall trying to follow matt kenseth who went right back down to the double yellow do not cross line. >> carl is -- i don't know what carl's doing. he's messing around losing a lot of spots. one thing i know but not sure why. >> what does it look like to you? >> yeah, i tell you, we saw in daytona really whatever line works is the one with the most cars in it. high line, maybe the low line. that's what kenseth is constantly looking at, what line is coming up on him, making a run and he'll block that move. if he gets hung out he'll go to the end of the pack. so he's just getting information from his spotter, 48's making a run, now 17 is, and continue to

. >> okay, gillis, thanks for that. >>> still to come, ebay may be ready to join the bit corn revolutionournal" the company is considering adding the virtual currency as a payment option on paypal. he says bitcoin is reminiscent of illegal music-sharing sites like napster, which helped spawn legal sites like spotify. they say adding it would give it a major boost. it's mostly held by speculators hoping to profit from wild price swings. >> all as amazon is set to unveil its own virtual currency, which customers can use to purchase products on the kindle fire tablet. the group heralding amazon coins as the easiest way for fire companies to spend money in the app store and they'll be available to u.s. customers first. >>> a recap of the headlines going to break. u.s. markets end april on a high. will investors decide to sell in may and go away or not? we might get some clues from the fed. >>> equity markets across asia and europe largely closed for may day as workers take to the streets. security at the capital is stepped up amid austerity protests. >>> and the china economic story spelling

the managers in this process, a close friend and later to be a judge of the dc circuit and steve gillis, one of his former law clerks, they helped shepherd him through this process. but my review of the process was not very well either. i think that they and he made a terrible strategic mistake. to strategic mistakes. first, they made a strategic mistake in believing that these hearings had any intellectual content. so in the senators asking questions, they were taken seriously. but they were not. they have no intellectual content. they were political theater in the correct way to proceed was as political theater. this is something that the hearings taught offense. the second error that he committed is related to the first great since he took this as an intellectual exchange, as if the senators really were interested in this, he responded with the utmost gravity and not with levity. as i have said, the only person that came close was marty -- justice ginsburg's husband. and only to deceive the members of congress could have followed up. at the answer is that they could not because of a

the managers in this process, a close friend and later to be a judge of the dc circuit and steve gillis, one of his former law clerks, they helped shepherd him through this process. but my review of the process was not very well either. i think that they and he made a terrible strategic mistake. to strategic mistakes. first, they made a strategic mistake in believing that these hearings had any intellectual content. so in the senators asking questions, they were taken seriously. but they were not. they have no intellectual content. they were political theater in the correct way to proceed was as political theater. this is something that the hearings taught offense. the second error that he committed is related to the first great since he took this as an intellectual exchange, as if the senators really were interested in this, he responded with the utmost gravity and not with levity. as i have said, the only person that came close was marty -- justice ginsburg's husband. and only to deceive the members of congress could have followed up. at the answer is that they could not because of a