space in our school that we have to refuse her admissions that is more about an occupation story hi heather. yet there is one neighborhood in kabul where construction is thriving where there are no delays. welcome to ship two of the strongholds of to afghanistan's new lords. for the past three years fortified conses a mushroom that ships. each still has its own private security. of course there is the taliban threat but that's not all. cheerful is at the heart of the conflict with the new authorities would like to conceal. a war between those who are close to power and thousands of poor people who have lived in the area for several generations. of an american to stop or maybe. going to these people came with the american and some of the police and it wasn't for their planes and tanks for the minute they would have never made it here you avoid by michael mchugh and your ticket the american economy they should have built public housing for everyone but do it instead so i guess they took the area by force with weapons but i didn't want my saying the truth on a community billion but. if i think

. >> reporter: his daughter heather, her husband and their 4-year-old daughter star moved in when the water at their home was just a trickle. >> it was just coming in. probably have about two foot of water here in the morning. >> reporter: today, the water there was up to rooftops. they left behind a television, their furniture, and the stove, because they wanted to make room for more important things -- the white tiger. the pink piano. the big brown bear. >> my bear. >> reporter: you got your bear? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: you took the bear? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: so you got it out in time, huh? >> yeah. right here's my pillow pet. >> reporter: star just had a birthday. she keeps asking why she can't go home. >> i just want her to be happy. i just don't want her to feel like i feel, like everything has been ripped out from under you. >> reporter: brenda webb is star's great grandmother and she's here too. >> i'm homeless for the first time in my life. >> reporter: her daughter angie told us she saw her mother's flooded home on the news and can't bring herself to tell her mom that it'

. >> hi, my name is heather, and i live two blocks from the proposed business. i am in support of the move. bars have a rich history of being a community meeting places that goes back to the days of the roman empire. it has always been where people come together. the bar that they currently run, koko cocktails, continues this tradition, been the cornerstone of the committee. they have post-it weddings, work mixers, literary readings, and a myriad of community events that have enriched the lives of countless people who live and work in the neighborhood. when i needed to publish my own book, the bar owners did not hesitate to host a fund-raiser and were essential to the success of my project. in addition to serving as a committee meeting place, they have made the 38 bus stop at van ness noticeably safer. before the current owners, i would never let that stop by myself. now i can wait for the bus without feeling ill at ease. with the bar open, i know there are friendly people just a few feet away and i experience less harassment. i feel having this thriving busines

his physical body is just warn out. >> graham was hospitalized in 2008 after a fall at home. heather sells, cbn news. >> i was fortunate enough to be at his revival in new york city. >> he is a titan. >> you said it well. >> from all of us here at "christian world news" good-bye and god bless you. (speaking in international language) and he said unto them go ye into all of the world and preach the gospel preach the gospel  ♪very creature in the world. (applause) 

. >> reporter: his daughter, heather, her husband and their 4-year-old daughter star moved in when ther home was just a trickle. >> just coming in. probably have about two foot of water here in the morning. >> reporter: the water there was up to the rooftops. they left behind a television, their furniture, and the stove because they wanted to make room for more important things. the white tiger, the pink piano, the big brown bear. >> my bear. >> you got your bear? >> uh-huh. >> you took the bear? >> uh-huh. >> so you got it out in time, huh? >> yeah! right here and the pillow pet. >> reporter: star just had a birthday. she keeps asking why she can't go home. >> i just want her to be happy. i just don't want her to feel like i feel. like everything is ripped out from underneath. >> reporter: brenda webb is star's great-grandmother and she's here too. >> i'm homeless now the first time in my life. >> reporter: her daughter angie said she saw her mother's flooded home on the news and can't bring herself to tell her mom that it's all gone. >> i didn't tell her. >> reporter: you're not goin

heather in mount washington says hi. she wants to know how to dress her kid this morning. shorts or pants. 44 degrees and i sus suggest you put the pants on. we warm up with sun. and now breaking out behind this system but the cold air continues to flow in on pretty brisk northwesterly wind. you will feel that today. a dozen states back here with frost advisories this morning. and that dominating across the ohio and tennessee river valleys where they are dealing with the flood and the frost at the same time. that's not fun. it's going to be tough to freeze up the water but just adding some salt to the wound for those people dealing with that damage from last week's storms. our future radar high lieding clouds tomorrow afternoon and showers tomorrow evening. and should get out of here saturday morning. and next round comes in unfortunately on mother's day. 67 today so a mild afternoon. but chilly start heather. put pants on the kid. 43 with clearing skies. a late day or evening shower. more's day on and off showers and cooler at 67. kim. >> reporter: putting pants on always

his first term representing district two in san jose. >>> for some moms, mother's day is the day they mourn to children lost in violent crime. they stood at the steps demanding justice. here is heather ishimaru. >> we want justice like everyone else. >> her son was killed in august of 2006. suspects in his shooting were arrested and released for lack of evidence. >> and they are walking amongst us now. they are probably standing here looking at us now and got away with killing our children. >> brown joined other mothers at san francisco city hall this morning pressing for their children's murder cases to be solved. for an end to violence and supporting each other through unimaginable pain. some like brown and elsa cassillas are veterans of the rally. her son alberto was killed in 2007. he grew up in visitation valley and aiming for a career with the san francisco police when he died. ever since then, her mother's day involves a trip to his grave. >> after the rally we go along with the regular day. we go to the cemetery and clean it up a little and then join my other boys and go eat lunch or something. >> this is her first rally. son tyson was killed by a friend who claimed self-def

. >> heather: in a daring mission, u.s. navy seals raid his hideaway in pakistan and gun down the man behind the 9/11 attacks. celebrations erupt all over america. but for families of the 9/11 victims, the pain never ends. >> i ms. my son. >> couric: everyday? >> everyday, every hour, you know? he's my... shining star. >> couric: and there are reminders everywhere that the war on terror is far from over. captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news world headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> couric: and this is a special expanded edition. good evening, everyone. it took nine years, seven months and 20 days but the united states has made good on a vow to hunt down the man who ordered the 9/11 attacks. u.s. forces found osama bin laden yesterday in his hide away compound in pakistan and killed him. president obama made the announcement in a late-night address to the nation. >> today, at my direction, the united states launched a targeted operation against that compound in abbottabad, pakistan. a small team o

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heather ishimaru has the developments. >> a cousin of stow said his parents and sisters are with him here in the hospital . a special team of brain injury doctors and nurses are evaluating him but can't give us an update on his condition until tomorrow. stow was flown here from the la area this morn family and friends were able to watch at the airport as his gurney was transported from the jet to the ambulance at sfo. san francisco general is the only trauma center . the brain injury unit has special equipment to monitor patients like stow. he was put in a medically induced coma after being severely beaten. he was successfully taken off of the drugs on may 1st. on friday he opened his eyes but the family said he couldn't focus. >> we have to make our own assessment and go through the information and do everything that we can to assure he has the best outcome possible. >> we are praying to have something something special for brian and staying positive. >> for now, stow is in the intensive care unit. he can't see if there is a possibility of being removed from there. the doctor said t

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his new fiancee? >> gray: after heather myles somebody is very nice. >> darya: she already has her own money even though he ever that rocked. >> gray: tell her to take those heels off. >> darya: she's just beautiful. she is from jersey believe it or not, she is a big new yorker she has a lot of money. she lived in england. she is so beautiful. >> gray: i want to look at her again i've never seen you go off like that. >> darya: she reminds me of susan blake shoes to be a banker woman here. i like that she's a grown up she is 51 years old >> gray: she is beautiful. i hate to say it but she does look like susan blake. i think danny kron anchors that he looks like. >> darya: note to my chair. see a letter carrier. >> george: 8:26 a.m. we continue to track of hot spot that will be with us for quite a while this morning. bay shore freeway 1 01 southbound at cedar point the two lanes remain shut down with the fatal incident here. chp and the court are expected at the scene. that's why lanes will be blocked for a while longer. 280 is already back up in both directions but it is your best alternate route. >> jam

heather holmes, ktvu news. >>> before going to arlington national cemetery, president obama introduced his new national securityhe uncoming and outgoing military leaders appeared with the president. martin dempsey was tapped to be the next chief of staff. wadefeld was picked to be joint chief of staff. all have to be confirmed by the senate. >>> a 51-year-old woman is behind bars in southern california tonight after police say she was found pushing a trash can contained a man's body parts. carmen montenegro was arrested last night. she was booked on suspicion of murder. the coroner has not releasted the identity of the victim. a woman who identified herself as a relative of montenegro called a tv station saying that montenegro came to her home looking for help to dispose of the body. >>> estimated that some 450 high risk prisoners were freed as unsupervised parolees. they found 31 were not eligible for unsupervised parol and nine were determined likely to commit violent crimes. in that, investigators estimate that more than 450 high risk inmates were released last year as part of a new program aimed at easing o

heather holmes, ktvu news. >>> before going to arlington national cemetery, president obama introduced his new national securitym. the uncoming and outgoing military leaders appeared with the president. martin dempsey was tapped to be the next chief of staff. wadefeld was picked to be joint chief of staff. all have to be confirmed by the senate. >>> a 51-year-old woman is behind bars in southern california tonight after police say she was found pushing a trash can contained a man's body parts. carmen montenegro was arrested last night. she was booked on suspicion of murder. the coroner has not releasted the identity of the victim. a woman who identified herself as a relative of montenegro called a tv station saying that montenegro came to her home looking for help to dispose of the body. >>> estimated that some 450 high risk prisoners were freed as unsupervised parolees. they found 31 were not eligible for unsupervised parol and nine were determined likely to commit violent crimes. in that, investigators estimate that more than 450 high risk inmates were released last year as part of a new program aimed at easi

of course, his first wife, linda mccartney, who very sadly died of breast cancer, you know. he's -- trying to find love since then with heatherls. that went terribly. now he's trying again. so -- someone wrote in the song "all you need is love." >> i think so. apparently he likes the new york girls. his first wife, great love, she was from scarsdale, new york. they are not far from where he met nancy in the ham tons. >> exactly. he clearly -- loves american women. he spent a lot of time in new york, obviously. he is an international superstar. as well as being loved here in the uk. he's -- 68, by the way. quite a few years past that time when he once would be sending valentine. she is 51. a lot younger. friends -- reportedly say there is great chemistry between them and they are great for each other. >> he doesn't look 68. he keeps looking younger and younger. i don't know what his secret is. >> she looks fantastic, too. a great looking couple. best of luck to them and we will talk to you again. >>> up next, only one day left to get your mother's day shopping done. this year americans are spending more money on mom. we will t

out of the 38 homes destroyed, 24 homeowner his to rebuild with pg&e help. 11 others plan to sell. the rest still undecided. heather has the story. >>reporter: this the was the if house before september 9 of last year. now this is the lo the today but not for much longer. tl. >> all right. that's a start. >>reporter: nancy and bob are the first san bruno fire victims to begin rebuilding on the spot where they have lived since 1974. >> when i thought about it, i thought this was our home. the kids grew up here and i that's what we decided. we would come back. >>reporter: bob was home alone when line 1 32 exploded into flames. nancy had left the day before with her daughter for a trip to europe. bob is a retired san bruno fire battalion chief. he knew instantly he had to get out. >> one car in the driveway was on fire already and i could see the eaves smoldering on the house so my wife car was in the garage and ty if manually opened the garage door and tm escaped in her car. >>reporter: 8 of the neighbors were killed. 38 homes destroyed including theirs. >> the one that lost their lives, that's the worst part of this

heather ishimar health . they have no plans to file charges only claims that they also ran a brothel. >>> the lawyer representing the former head of oakland's black muslim bakery gave his closing arguments today and told jurors that everyone knew may did not like him because of the negative stories about the bakery but that wasn't enough to order the assassination. baileys it family called the defense ridiculous. >> it is a slam dunk. the evidence shows what happened and i understand that it is the attorney's job to defend him and everyone has that right but it is just ridiculous. >> the defense finished late this afternoon. prosecutors will be on rebuttal monday morning and then the case will go to the jury. >>> right now engineers are making history high atop the eastern span of the bay bridge. a live picture from sky 7 hd showing crews installing the world's largest table saddle atop the tower of the longest self-anchored suspension span. 50-ton saddle will support the one mile of cable that will hold up the eastern span's lanes. the work began at 5:00 this morning and is scheduled to finish at 7:00 tonight. >> the challenges are always wind because if the wind star

heather. >> reporter: good morning. it's no surprise that the death of osama bin laden and the details emerging about the raid of his pakistanek. but you can tell by the sheer volume of queries for photos of his corpse that people want to see it with their own eyes. even more so now that president obama says the administration will not release the images. searches for osama bin laden death photos spiked by nearly 3000% this week. look ups of the video of bin laden's burial off sea, is off of the charts. the web can be a hotbed of conspiracy theories, the bin laden is no exception. we've seen a wave of young people mostly men looking up the terms "bin laden conspiracy" and even "9/11 conspiracy." and in addition to stirring up emotions about the tragedy and loss that the nation felt on september 11th, the news is also sparking a wave of patriotism. we've seen a jump in searches for, how to become a navy s.e.a.l., and also how to become a cia agent. >>> in other headlines this week, drivers are worrying about rising gas prices. searches for cheap gas are up 151% this week. looks like costco is the place that most people are ch

heather holmes. police tonight say those two young children from stockton may be the unintended victims of a car theft. 3-year-old rack he will moor and his 6-year-old sister were taken from stockton. the 3-year-old black male is three feet tall weighing 45 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. aleen is a 6-year-old female 65 pounds and brown hair and brown eyes and wearing a pink shirt with cap are you pants. their father got into an argument with a woman. >> the two adults, the female and the father of the children get out of the car. and they move a distance away from the vehicle. i am not clear at this point how far they moved away from the vehicle. but when they did, they left the vehicle running with the doors open and the two children in the backseat. >> police say that is when the suspect jumped out of another car, got into the buck and then took off with the children inside. now, the car is a pink and red buick park avenue four door with a grey interior. the car has a california license plate number there on your screen. >>> there were some frightening moments at a bay area gold dealer's store today. ktvu's eric rasmussen is in

he had none in his last marriage and that was $a 50 million with heather. >> what's interesting, theseestates out there. oddly enough, his fiancee was diagnosed with breast cancer a year after his first wife linda and they both fought breast cancer together. >> we have to include this. paula abdul is joining simon cowell. what was the kiss picture? >> to make nice. >> that was after the announcement. it was quite an arduous negotiation. not because she didn't want to do it. i think she was dying to do it. he wanted to be back together with her. she has a clause in her cbs contract from another -- she did that "live to dance." so they had to get that worked out. she went right to work yesterday. it was their first day filming. >> nice to see those kids getting along. >> simon said he hopes there is a little fighting between paula abdul and cheryl cole. >> bambino is getting a lesson in self-control. [ male announcer ] using frontline plus shows your pet you care... by unleashing a complete killing force against fleas and ticks. and not just adult fleas. what makes frontline plus complet

his new wife to be is american businesswoman nancy. he began dating the woman in 2007. he was married to linda mccartney, until she died in 1998. then he married heather mills in 2002. that union ended in a messy and very public divorce six years later. >>> actor nicolas cage is not going to face prosecution from his arrest. he was arrested in new orleans offer getting into an argument with his wife. police say he was drunk, grabbing at his wife and yelling about which house the couple had rented. he was booked on charges every domestic abuse, disturbing the peace and public drunkenness. prosecutors say his actions were not criminal. >>> two new internet privacy bills are about to be drossed in congress. lawmakers say the bills would allow internet users to block companies from following their online activities. the bills would prevent companies from gathering personal information. right now some companies gather that information for advertisers. groups say this do not track legislation has been needed for years. >> you should have a right to opt out. you should have some enforcement rights. you should also have the sense of companies less likely to h

his rules. eric, who is better than you? >> that is delicious. the salad and the wine again? who is better than eric. thank you. >> we are not coming back. >> have a great weekend. >> we have heather