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carter died last week two years after he was diagnosed with non-hodgkin's lymphoma. he planned to return to the force after a bone marrow transplant but things took a turn for the worse. sergeant carter was 37 years old. this morning's funeral service will be held at 11:00 at the fairfield community center. >>> this morning an east bay family mourning the loss of a loved one, a decorated soldier on his third tour of duty overseas. the pentagon says specialist kevin hilaman was killed in afghanistan on thursday when insurgents attacked his unit. he joined in 2003, served in the infantry. during his three deployments overseas, he earned the purple heart and bronze star. the 28-year-old was most recently from albany. >>> dozens of people coming together to pray for an east bay teenager in critical but stable condition after a sand collapsed on him. he was with his church group at sunset beach near watsonville when the accident happened. members of creekside church have gathered each night for prayer vigils. more than 150 people have come to those gatherings. has family

diane eastabrook, "nightly business report," hodgkins, illinois. >> tom: meanwhile in japan, good news for auto makers and suppliers there. the bank of japan says supply bottlenecks are easing faster than expected after the earthquake and tsunami disasters, known in japan as 3/11. the bank expects the economy will start to rebound this fall, but as lucy craft reports from tokyo, many analysts are still bearish about japan's prospects longer-term. >> reporter: while japan is experienced when it comes to bouncing back from natural disasters, the 3/11 catastrophe still weighs heavily on the economy. citizens are fearful about continued emissions from the crippled fukushima nuclear plant. >> ( translated ): we don't really know what's going on. the mass media doesn't know, and i don't think the government does, either. >> reporter: although background radiation has returned to normal levels in tokyo and throughout most of japan, the invisible radiation menace continues to depress consumption and taint the image of japanese products abroad. >> ( translated ): what's holding down spending no

carter died last week two years after he was diagnosed with non-hodgkin's lymphoma.ned to return to the force after a bone marrow transplant but things took a turn for the worse. sergeant carter was 37 years old. this morning's funeral service will be held at 11:00 at the fairfield community center. >>> this morning an east bay family mourning the loss of a loved one, a decorated soldier on his third tour of duty overseas. the pentagon says specialist kevin hilaman was killed in afghanistan sunday when insurgents attacked his unit. he joined the army in 2003 and served in the infantry. during his three deployments overseas, he earned the purple heart and bronze star. the 28-year-old was most recently from albany. >>> oakland may miss a deadline to have a budget in place after the city council failed to vote on one. this comes as city leaders are trying to find ways to put police officers back on the streets. the city has reached a tentative compromise with the police union and four other city employer groups. the plan could save the city $40 million a year. they are