helms is not expected to--hhole helms is not expected to enter a plea. italics like his lawyers are planning on an instanty defense. >> they are going to look at his mental state during the process to see if he can go through it. >> reporter: lawyers are also trying to find out who leaks information about a package that he sent to a doctor that had a notebook with descriptions of an attack. the defense wants anything he sent to be blocked as evidence. 11 people are still in the hospital. edward lawrence. >> under please--please say with us for more on the tragedy. so to www.wjz.com for more. >>> an investigation is under way where a four-year-old drowned in a pool. the child was pronounced dead at the hospital. the sheriff's office is conducting an investigation. >>> a mountain climber with ties to maryland is found dead in south america. we have pictures of the two we were trying to scale a 20,000 high foot mountain when they fell about 1,000 feet to their deaths. he was working on his phd. >>> ron mattes has more. >> reporter: well, wednesday is fred--

john has been at the helm of the chamber for the last year. he has been an important aspect of the work i have done over the years, as you know. i started at the human rights commission and i went to the purchasing which was the finest job i ever had. who could not have fun buying a billion dollars worth of supplies every year? the former mayor willie brown gave me a good job of director of public works, picking up everyone's trash, engaging in conversations with everyone about what was wrong with our streets and making them right. it was in that toughest job i ever had that i found probably lifelong friends, people who care enough about the city that picking up somebody else's trash is nothing when you can work together and drew about how better the city can become. i want to recognize john because he is one of those few people who i can properly engage in the trash talk and still talk about the city in a positive way. thank you, john, for your wonderful service. [applause] when i came a year ago, san francisco. the unemployment rate was 9.5%

, richard helms. the last thing he wanted was, you know, people talking about, as you said, that the president had told the cia to -- so that wasn't his favorite topic, so no speaking in iran, the american wild west. but in india they booked me into parts of india that were quite anti-american in their traditional kurala state in the south was a communist state, and my message was the system works, the system works. and it was -- they couldn't dispute it. they couldn't touch it. so, there the embassy loved it, because it was such a positive message about our constitutional system and how it worked. the only problem i had in india is that sometimes after my talks, i'd be approached by a group who was interested in impeaching gandhi and they would come up and say maybe we could talk about -- which, of course, i wouldn't do. but it was basically that the system worked. that it was not seen as just a political thing that basically a serious inquiry had been made and a determination had been made about wha

tonight, a conversation with ed helms. he has his bluegrass festival, this year with steve martin. we are glad you could join us for our conversation with ed helms, coming up right now. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. you. thank you. tavis: pleased to welcome ed after getting his start on "the daily show," he has gone on to tremendous success in television and film, including both "hangover" films. those two movies have sold more than $1 billion in tickets worldwide, so it probably does not come as a shock that another sequel is in the works. as i mentioned at the top, he is also the host of a music festival here in l.a., called bluegrass situation, running thursday through sunday, if you are in town this week. before we get to all that though, this month, he is also wrapping up the eighth season of the nbc series "the office," and so, here now, a scene from "the office." >> morning. somebody left in su

well done, jesse helms. the guy who fought against civil rights with every fiber of his being. the fact free ban on people with hiv lived for 22 long years until president obama ended it. toward the end of his first year in office when he was signing the extension of the ryan white care act to provide funding for aids treatment, the president said that he was lifting the ban by executive order. >> 22 years ago in a decision rooted in fear rather than fact, the united states instituted a travel ban on entry into the country for people living with hiv aids. we talk about reducing the stigma of this disease yet treated a visitor living with it as a threat. if we want to be the global leading in combatting hiv aids, we need to act like t on monday my administration will publish a final rule that eliminates the travel ban. >> so that's the good news. the united states can now host a conference about a global health problem because we know longer discriminate against people with that global health problem. yay. th

the franchise in good hands with rg 3 at the helm? >> it's really going to be great. him practice. i've watched the way he throws the ball. being an old rag only you look at -- arm you look at quarterbacks' delivery and what they do with the ball. tremendous athlete. great velocity on the ball and he's going to be a leader, he's a great face for the washington redskins. >> i have my fingers crossed that he has enough help. that's going to be the key. some guys on the other side to make that thing work. he can get that ball out there but someone has to catch it and run with it after he catches et. we have some guys that are hungry for the end zone. >> he's such a good athlete and he's going to make it a little easier for his line because he'll get out of trouble but it's still a process. if the line grows with him quick enough and he don't get hurt it looks like the kid could be everything they're saying. >> truly words of wisdom from three of the redskins' all time greats. >>> defenseman mike green of the caps turned town the one year, $5 million. they have to still n

the obama campaign, looking for answers over whether mitt romney was aa the helm of the private equityirm when it sent jobs overseas. when it comes to mitt romney's period of time from 19--9 to 2001, is in question. that's the time whennromney steeped in to run the olympics ... ut was also listed as the áheadd of the firm.gillespie says: "e wws on leave / he wws still ceo and had shares put he wasn't responsible for management and that's the bottom line." the deputy campaign manager who prompted &pdefendinggher comments... she said any misrepresentation offa signature tt the s-e-c -- ámight beá a felony.cutter says: "ii he wasn't the head of it, who was? the simple point is f you're telling the ssc that you're in charge but you'reetelling the americaa people thaa you bear no responsibility, one of ttose things is not true." mitt romney, looking for "signature-gate" -- not president, saying (quote)... (fs) "no, we will not apologize...i think voters entirely legitimately want tt business experience." whiie romney's advisors spent the day defending his madden sayy: "i think it is very tr

>> i am ellen helms. i came to work on a couple of things. among them is out to get money together, and maybe you will listen to this. this is not trained properly. they will cheat the tenants, with children who are worse than that. this is very unsophisticated, and they have seen the managers, and just because they speak a different language does not mean -- does not mean they cannot comprehend what you are saying. this does not give you the right to yell at them. i happen to speak five languages. for me to be there -- hearing the manager yelled, this is one issue i would like to have mended. they should have this would have to deal with elders -- the next speaker? >> i can just hold this town? >> the second microphone to your left is the easier one to use. >> this is just my karma, and my incredible circumstances. there is a meeting going on. i was trying to meet with the supervisor, and actually, is one of the supervisors on the board also named lee? this is just to address the body that is here. >> i am disabled and since the year 2000, t

ellen helms? benito casavos? margarita -- danette lambert? nancy cross? catherine from family service agency. the veterans equity center -- and robert webber. next speaker? >> i am dennis scary. i stay in a private s.r.o. hotel. action needs to be taken to educate and train these people for the best of our hotels. you get home late at night and your arms are full of packages. the desk clerk brought me in and said that i forgot my keep. i said i just needed help with the door. she said i could not forget my key or she would not let me in. other residents have been refused entry. and some are more limited ability that i am. sometimes our tourist stuck in the elevator? they could have released this from the basement. i have instructions to press the call button, and the door will be released by remote control. who is there with the door not able to open. they say, i have used myself on -- the desk clerk -- i have to coordinate this and let them in. where is the task -- to pass key and tell them. they are lucky that i was there. >> the next speaker? >> good a

with mayer at the helm. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. you mentioned five ceos. but over the history of this company there have been a long string of leaders from jerry yang to terry semel, carol bartz naming a few, tim morris and scott thompson. marissa mayer becomes the latest ceo. and everyone really hopes that this one will stick. she has brought excitement to the company and she hasn't even shown up for work yet. mayer comes to yahoo! from google where she was employee number 20, the first woman engineer hired at google and has been the face of that company as well. mayer is more than a face. she is a talented engineer, talented leader who is hoped will re-energize yahoo!. mayer comes after the dismissal of scott thompson who as you well remember, said he had a computer science degree, he did not and he left as ceo. mayer definitely has the computer science degree from stanford. she's not the first woman ceo of yahoo! not even with a computer science degree at yahoo!. carol bartz seen in this picture with marissa mayer and the presid

to the entire team that have been at the helm for decades now, here in san francisco supporting our efforts to reach out to china on behalf of them, dianne feinstein who established our sister city our protocol chief, i am honored to be here. a 12 take a brief moment to say a few things on behalf of the state of california. like san francisco, california has always been a state of dreamers, and doors, and entrepreneurs. a state head -- that has prided itself of being on the leading and cutting edge of new ideas. we're one of the most diversity's, san francisco is the largest per-capita chinese population of many in the united states in the most diverse state in the world's most averse democracy. the delegation will appreciate this as you walk the streets of san francisco at our best as it is across the state. people are living and a dancing together across every conceivable and imaginable difference. i have believed the world looks to us to say it is -- if it is possible to live together across every conceivable difference. we're proud of our home and place in history and proud of our examp

i was involved campaign against senator jesse helms when i was in college. when i cannot hear, and was not initially involved politically. -- when i came out here, i was not initially involved politically. i helped to build the lgbt community center. i started doing campaigns. i gradually got involved in democratic party politics. i got involved in the alice b. toklas democratic club. i ran for the democratic central committee in 2004. i ended up sharing the committee. it was a gradual process for me. by the time i started thinking about running for supervisor, it made sense because of my involvement in the community and in politics. >> what did you learn from campaigning for supervisor? >> i learned a lot. i knocked on about $15,000. -- i knocked about 15,000 doors. i met a huge number of people. that is the best way to learn about the neighborhood, the city, and what people want and what their concerns are. i feel i can do so much more than before and started campaigning. -- i feel like i know so much more than before i started campaigning. we're all part

good at the helm, driving our achievements has been the vice president and group manager and the 2011 chamber board share. please join me in welcoming john. [applause] weed rows is going to help me do the honors, and i will introduce him to you in just a couple minutes. on behalf of the entire board and the entire business community, please except this in grave cable car bell in recognition of your service and leadership for 2011 as our share of the board. -- share of the board. congratulations. >> let's ring that bell. >> what a year we have had. all i can say is the most touching saying is to see all of you here ready to do it again, and i will hand it back around, but i am so pleased about being able to help the city of san francisco thank you so much for >> john was instrumental in helping the chamber of commerce sites more than one battle last year, and now all of us are helping fight a battle of his own. now it is my pleasure to introduce the vice president's for dignity house and the 2012 chair of the chamber of commerce. please welcome wade rose. [applause] >> good morning. it

united has new leaders at the helm.nterviews to you the new owners of the black and red next in sports.  . >>> hello everybody, i'm lindsay murphy. live from dance cans city and -- live from kansas city. the rumor has it that washington, d.c., could be the host city for the 20 fen game and stay tuned for tonight's game to see the pitcher straussburg and geogonies goons and outfielder bryce harper. >> last night, the festivities got underway with the home run derby and the angels mark trumbull, connected to two rounds and this is that huge shot to left field. and bautista racked up 13 rounds and battle for a spot in the spinal and troubles the two homers to one and fielder againstpaist -- bautista and hit 12 home runs, including this 476-foot bomb. fielder is the winner and joins ken griffey jr. as the only multiwinner celebrating with his sons jayden and haven. >>> former caps center and native jeff halburn found a home. he is the first unrestricted free agent to sign mike knuble, aucoin are without team

he is suggesting that he is ready to take the helm of a superpower. unintentionally, it demonstrated he could be an unpredictable president. it has given his enemies plenty of ammunition. president obama's supporters say that mr. romney has shown he can not handle being a president. he has taken days to respond to criticism. the fight has meant nothing to back home, they said. >> mitt romney is not a natural born politician. he is not a smooth operator. but we're entering a moment where people are sick and tired of the natural born politicians and they want someone who will run the country. >> he heads home that no damage has been home but it is hard to see how this has helped him to win the white house. -- he heads home hoping that no damage has been done. >> in syria, the country's biggest city could fall. rebel forces have been fighting heavily-armed government troops forcing thousands of residents to flee. abas the conflict injures its 14th month, the conflict is becoming more sectarian. -- as the conflict enters its 14th month. >> on the eastern

helms did not cause any problems during that * was there. police say over the past few months, some of the deadly arsenal. a rather july 6th. police say three of them were used in the shooting spree. a 40 caliber glock pistol and a smith and wesson semi-automatic assault rifle both of which can be fitted with extended clips. as well gauge remington shotgun was also used the fourth gun at another 40 caliber glock was recovered from holmeses car. though the 6000 rounds of ammunition that police say he bought on the internet. ellison is a debate over gun control. reporter linda yee tells us what both sides are saying today. it's another national nightmare and gun-control advocates are calling for stricter laws. president obama's and republican presidential candidate irani expressed their sympathies. it's time i think we hold accountable and say we want your votes. dirichlet's they could actually be more harmful. and then decides of mass shootings. and something of the air had possibly been arms puzzle if you're than a dozen people every single

the women's winner was devon crosby helm with a time of 2:44.05. >> a key decision that could affect your visit to the local post office. plus, the effort to help save an east bay girls life and how you can help. >>> get ready for the work week. meteorologist leigh glaser has the forecast. >> mike: the 49ers put on the pads and jim harbaugh held an unscheduled press conference afterwardsed, suspending building pass, corporate card, verizon 4g lte phone. the global ready one ? yeah, but you won't need... ♪ hajimemashite. hajimemashite. hajimemashite. you guys like football ? thank you so much. i'm stoked. you stoked ? totally. ... and he says, "under the mattress." souse le matelas. ( laughter ) why's the new guy sending me emails from paris ? paris, france ? verizon's 4g lte devices are global-ready. plus, global data for just $25. only from verizon. >> the united states post office faces a wednesday deadline to pay a $5.35 billion loan payment. the money covers retiree health benefits. postal officials asked congress to help out. usps can probably meet the payment but down the road

he is suggesting that he is ready to take the helm of a superpower. unintentionally, it demonstrated he could be an unpredictable president. it has given his enemies plenty of ammunition. president obama's supporters say that mr. romney has shown he can not handle being a president. he has taken days to respond to criticism. the fight has meant nothing to back home, they said. >> mitt romney is not a natural born politician. he is not a smooth operator. but we're entering a moment where people are sick and tired of the natural born politicians and they want someone who will run the country. >> he heads home that no damage has been home but it is hard to see how this has helped him to win the white house. -- he heads home hoping that no damage has been done. >> in syria, the country's biggest city could fall. rebel forces have been fighting heavily-armed government troops forcing thousands of residents to flee. abas the conflict injures its 14th month, the conflict is becoming more sectarian. -- as the conflict enters its 14th month. >> on the eastern

the women's winner is san francisco's open devon cross by-helm with an unofficial time of 2:44.05. >> i love it. all downhill from here. i'm a good second half runner. played to my strengths. really excited. >> ama: this year 38 runners took part in the first annual work the hurt double marathon. at midnight last night they ran the course in reverse, and then turned around and ran the regular course for a total of 52.4 miles. wow. >> some spectators at the olympics are kris sizing organizers for leaving prime seats empty. somehow entire sections of seats are largely empty during the opening days of competition. leaders of the olympics are trying to fine out why the seats are empty but say it's common for the preliminary rounds to have empty seats in sponsored areas. >> mike shumann will have olympic results in sports. on air we'll announce a spoiler alert so if you don't want to know, turn away and save the surprise. on our social platforms we'll be posting a link to the results so you won't accidentally find out what happened. you can fine us as face bookdockdock/abc-7 news, and also

and '80s on the peninsula resource and 80¢ santa clara to 89 degrees and sunny yellow '90s a morgan helmeast of the day and 95 degrees and dry weather temperatures into the '80s to round out the in sonoma. santa rosa 89 decrees a very similar to today. his aides and a forecast looks like we have temperatures that will warm up on thursday before we will significantly and that is your pinpoint forecasts. for pregnant women and the unexpected risks and to take a bite at the start candy bar. what was lurking just beneath the chocolate coating? for san san pack is a look like candy bars. and he'll harris was arrested at lax friday by customs officials as he tried to board a flight to japan agents became suspicious after finding a large box of cigars candy bars. they contain about 1,900 g or more than a fourth of the pounds of meth. distillates by women who work right up to their due dates have babies with lower birthrates according to a new study that city also found that some effect was more significant than babies of older mothers. researchers say that working during late stages of pregnanc

in those and filed by james holmes public defender reveals that helms was under the care of psychiatrist lynn benson dr. fenton is the medical director of student mental health services at the university of colorado denver into medical campus homes is a graduate student at the school. earlier this week school officials said students were monitored by mental health specialists. >>> the faculty in program leadership knies of a regular basis to discuss how the students doing this dies in a difficult students. and pakistan buy homes to dr. denton was recovered by police in the school mailroom on monday. sources said the package contained a letter written by homes that describes shooting people. it is unclear what when he said the package holmeses lawyers said the discovery of the letter should never have been made public. it has a contained communications from mr. holmes a doctor fenton that mr. holmes asserts of privilege. holmes is expected to be formally charged on monday. dirichlet's we tended to restock descendant of run successful the university says it cannot comment tuesday ongoing g

to achieve a peaceful solution in syria while president bashar al awssad -- assad is still at the helm>> violence in syria threatens the whole region. for angela merkel, a peaceful resolution means the syrian president should step down. >> the best outcome would be a governing power in syria are arrived at peacefully that would perform a conciliatory function -- the governing power in syria are arrived at peacefully. it is important to achieve that through dialogue, and at the moment, that is very difficult. >> there are fears the growing violence in syria could spill over into lebanon. a number of clashes have already been recorded along the border. lebanon is doing everything possible to fix it. >> the chancellor has asked a lot of questions about the region as well as lebanon. i have assured her that the situation in lebanon is stable. >> on that, germany says it can help. it has promised to help boost security along lebanon's border with syria by offering training and technical assistance. >> there is renewed disagreement between germany and syria's ally russia over how to handle t

we saw it north carolina when jesse helms did it to suppress the black vote. >> why is it unreasonable to ask somebody for a picture i.d.? driver's license or something similar? >> they are not readily available items for people have. the difficulty of that requirement falls disproportionately on minority voters. they know that. the people pushing for these suppression measures know dogg one well that that is the impact. >> how significant is voter fraud? >> you don't find significant instances of voter fraud. >> everything in this nation's history has been about expanding the vote, making it more available, including more voices. we started with white males who owned property and that two white males who did not own property, -- be expanded that to white males who did not own property, then to african- americans, women, 18-year-olds. this is the first attempt, a calculated attempt, made a mistake, to limit the electorate. when the pennsylvania elelegislature boasts that we are living, that this -- thing, that is the key. >> we don't expanded to include people. >> our most sobering fin

what will the senator investigators included the lead prosecutors tower helms apartment today. investigators were also coming into the theater crime scene. one major clue to what transactions could be his academic failure of the university of colorado's denver medical campus where he is part of an elite program and neuroscience. he had just one part of its first your examination and had begun the process of withdrawing. the university campus remains in a heightened state of alert the barricades around some of the campus research buildings where he may have studied. the vessels are being tight-lipped about the time he spent here including the fact that some of the ammunition he bought online we have been delivered to him at the university. >>> the public defenders get their turn at the crime scene later this week it will bring their own forensic experts to begin the process of trying to poke holes in the prosecution's case. cbs news or or colorado. there is a new sign of hope and my tonight unrest came medley and the wife of shooting victim kayla medley gave birth to the couple'

says it will point an executive from rival search engine google to take the helm. the aim is to turn around yahoo!'s struggling business. marisa mayer is to join yahoo! as chief executive on sunday. she is 37 years old, she was vice president at google. she was responsible for major services including google maps. mayer joined google in 1999 as its 20th employee after graduating from stanford university. she has a degree in computer science. mayer was google's first female engineer and has been a public figure of the firm. she often explained key business plans as a key spokesperson. mayer says she is honored and delighted it lead yahoo!. she said she is looking forward to working with the dedicated employees to bring in products. this is a couple months afa hoo dismissed executives over falsification over its educated background and neither chief execive was let go after a loss to google. here are the latest market figures.loss to google. here are the latest market figures.execive was let go afte to google. here are the latest market figures.uive was let go after

. >> we have seen this kind of thing in past years but we saw it in north carolina when jesse helms did it -- >> why is it unreasonable to ask somebody for a picture id, a driver's license or something similar? >> not readily available items for people to have. and the difficulty of that requirement falls disproportionately on minority voters. the people pushing these voters oppression measures know that well that that will be the impact. >> how significant is voter fraud? that is what the argument is about. >> you don't find significant instances of voter fraud. >> everything in this nation's history has been about expanding the vote. making it more available, including more voices. we started with white males who own property. we extended that to white males who did not own property. african-americans, women, 18- year-olds. this the first attempt, and a calculated attempt, make no mistake, to limit the electorate. when the majority pennsylvania legislature, republican, boasts restrictions, that is the key right there. >> we don't expanded to include dead people. >> that's true. >> in

she has taken the helm of the dean of the chinatown campus and i wanted to make sure that we as the board acknowledged her years, decades of work but acknowledge her new leadership position at the chinatown campus. next is the former dean, joanne lo. not only a champion of esl, or english as a second language, many efforts at curriculum development and teaching students, she has been a tremendous administrator at the city college level. she is the vice chancellor of academic affairs overseeing not only john adams but many different departments. she has dedicated her servants -- service as the vice chancellor of city college and she was the administrator of the esl different. she has been on the board of the richmond district center and she is also a leader in our richmond district community as well. i ask you to join me in commending them for their years of work as we open and celebrate the new chinatown campus and the movement of students and community people from the educational opportunities for chinatown and different coalitions of faculty and students that fought for many years. than

devin crosby helms was the womens winner. just look under hot topics. >>> a college student tied to a chilling threat. what police say he was planning to do on the kent state campus. >>> a dozen thrill seekers get stuck on the top of a roller coaster in vallejo. >> westbound interstate 80 you can see traffic is moving along pretty well. it's getting a little bit more crowded as you drive out to the mccarthur maze. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay weather where we start off again at 5:00. >>> apple and samsung set to fight its out in federal court later today. >> ? just hours the suspect in the movie theater massacre returns to court the big decision expected this morning. >> also a new controversy tie thed to americas longest war. it's all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us on this monday morning. july 30th i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. let's quickly check your weather and traffic. steve is right there. what do you see for today? >> i see warm t

interview broadcast yesterday, he says he was on the phone when his ship hit a reef but he was not at the helm. when the costa concordia capsiz capsized. there was a confusing evacuation. 32 people were clad. >>> clayton osbon the -- had a brief psychotic disorder due to a lack of sleep according to a psychologist. osbon ranted about religion and terrorists on a flight from new york to las vegas in march. according to just released court transcripts, psychologists testified that his disorder lasted about a week. a judge found him not guilty by reason of insanity. >>> several people injured when severe turbulence bounced an american airlines flight. a boeing 757 was in en route from aruba to miami with 185 passengers on board. about 30 minutes from landing, the jet was jolted by 15 seconds of severe turbulence. several passengers were treated for minor injuries. two flight attendants were hospitalized. >> i never felt it, something like that in the past. basically, with the noise and the bumps, you just think that it's going down. >> meantime, a u.s. airways flight was divert today philadelphia

to a place to look at the helm of the russian national football team in. charge down the plates arrived in london for the start of the fast approaching summer olympics. and serena williams to get ready for the games picking up another title just a week after winning wimbledon. and former england manager fabio capello is set to be appointed the new russian coach sixty six year old is expected to arrive in moscow to finalize his deal and if it comes through he will be reportedly taking home at least six million dollars a year the first charge would be and now over a coast friendly next month with the world cup twenty fourteen qualifiers against northern ireland and israel due in september capello resigned. in february after four years in charge while his biggest success came on a club level with more than half a dozen national crowns to his name capello also got a similar to the champions league title almost two decades ago. athletes from russia and china are among hundreds of competitors arriving in london today ahead of the olympics over three hundred athl

it is mike shanahan's third season at the helm. the redskins are copping off a 5- 11 season -- coming off a 5- 11 season last year and expectations are high as ever with robert griffin, iii leading the offense. here's a schedule of events this week, live from redskins park 5 p.m. wednesday. camp officially begins thursday with a 10:40 a.m. walk-through. practice is open to the public beginning at 3 p.m. thursday, friday and saturday. sunday is an off day for the players. >>> recapping an earlier report, today the ncaa came down hard on penn state in the wake of a child sex abuse scandal. in addition to taking away 14 years of wins by joe paterno, the school received a $60 million fine. the football program will have no postseason play for four years. they will lose 10 annual scholarships for four years and receive five years' probation. redskins running back evan royster is the all time leading rusher at penn state from 2007 to 2010. he said this on his twitter account. "so i lost of college football game i ever played in?" finally