case of usef bey iv. he was convicted earlier on three first-degree murder counts for ordering the murder of three machine, including chauncey bailey. now in court there were emotional statements by two of the victims. families in this case. first on to speak was the mother of michael wills. she read a statement. she was gunned down also in 2007. according to the jury finding on the orders of usef bey gave an emotional statement about his life. then former wife, she got up and well and made a tearful statement. she looked directly at the defendants. only one of them. antoine mackey actually turned and looked at her. bey would occasionally turn around and look at her. she gave an emotional statement. talk about the waste of life not only of chauncey bailey but two young men. both sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. mackey did not make a statement nor did his attorney but bey's attorney did read his client's statement. in it, bey proclaims his innocence. he says he is innocent of

case of usef bey iv. he was convicted earlier on three first-degree murder counts for ordering the murder of three machine, including chauncey bailey. now in court there were emotional statements by two of the victims. families in this case. first on to speak was the mother of michael wills. she read a statement. she was gunned down also in 2007. according to the jury finding on the orders of usef bey gave an emotional statement about his life. then former wife, she got up and well and made a tearful statement. she looked directly at the defendants. only one of them. antoine mackey actually turned and looked at her. bey would occasionally turn around and look at her. she gave an emotional statement. talk about the waste of life not only of chauncey bailey but two young men. both sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. mackey did not make a statement nor did his attorney but bey's attorney did read his client's statement. in it, bey proclaims his innocence. he says he is innocent of

and today the two suspects were in court. >> reporter: yusuf bey iv stared straight motionless.hree life sentences without the chance of parol for ordering the murder of chauncey bailey and two other men when he led the your black muslim bakery. bailey's relatives say the long ordeal is finally over. >> no satisfaction really. how can you have satisfaction. it's just like, it's like the coffee cup being only half full. you still have that empty void spot there still. >> reporter: before sentencing, bey's read a statement for the court that he later read for the judge. >> this case has never been about truth and justice, it's been about politics. although i know that i am innocent. i apologize to my family. >> it's surprising to hear a defendant say something like that when you know it's completely true. but i expected nothing less of mr. bey. >> reporter: chauncey bailey was shot to death. bey wanted to prevent chauncey from writing negative stories about the your black muslim bakery. inside court, bailey's ex-wife robin told bey and mackey she forgive them because quote the cha

yusuf bey iv and antoine mackey will get a mandatory life sentence without the possibility of parole. bey ordered the killing of bailey because he was writing a story of your black muslim bakery. >>> starting today police chief greg sur is taking applications for san francisco. the period will close though after 2500 applications are received. >>> san francisco police will have increased security at tomorrow evening's 49er game. police also hope a sketch will lead them to the man that beat up a fan inside the candle stick bathroom during last weekends 49er raider game. investigators describe him as a heavy set pacific islander. take a look at the sketch. the search for the attacker comes at the same time that police are getting ready for tomorrow nights game. >> we'll have additional officers on foot in both the parking lot and inside the stadium during the games. we'll also have officers on bicycle and motorcycles working the game. >> now the victim of the bathroom beating is a 26-year- old man from san rafael who is grabbed by the neck and slammed into a wall. he was knocked unconsc

. >> anything with numbers like x iv or x 13 west side mob and the bay view those are gang related. with gang related or profanity we will abait it as soon as possible. >> i consider it an art. there are circles of people that form around it whether or not they should ruin public property. >> this is art work i'm for it. unless it's on someone's property and they don't want it there. judge kids with silver paint expressing their ego needs doesn't belong on our property. >> graffiti is when you don't have permission to write anything on their property. >> eighth street is part of your regular rout? >> yes. >> everyday. >> eighth street. divisidero street. irving street. every block they going through they paint 3 or 4 streets in the block the poles the utility boxes, mailbox. >> thank you. >> okay. >> put the drop cloth. come on around. >> there you go. force for we have to remember we are not painters we abate graffiti. we are abaters not painters. get that out of the way and keep moving. >> how many of these do you do a day? how many poles we do a day? >> yeah. >> depends on the lo

lifting heavy objects off of a doll and giving iv and turning off utilities. we are building you up to the hand's on scenario. >> what do you do? let's say you feel a tremor and it's going to shake, what are you going to do? all right. 40 people said -- >> where we going to go? >> under a table. >> [laughter]. >> going to be survival of the fitef. fittest. if you have a table go under the table. look above you, what's going to fall. what's going to hit your head. most of the chairs decent. if you are in a movie theatre or stadium what do you do? the same thing. these chairs are not heavy dutiy but covering your head is most important. if it's an empty room go against the wall and cover your head. a lot of cut in disaster heads and arms will get cut. those you can control the bleeding where as the head injury is harder. cover your head, the most important thing to do. we cover, beaware. 15 seconds. in the marina people said it felt like a minute. if you are covering yourself under the table and it's shaking what will happen in 30 seconds? you look up, where's t

we're going to offer filipino i and ii and we are working with city college to do filipino iii and iv. so thank you, united way. we have -- thank you for during that period any more announcements? the report on a closed session actions. this is the closed session from june 28, 2011. the board vote dd and maufas approved. item -- other items in the agend a are the following staff reports. acceptance of gifts for the month of may, 2011. our adjournment is in memory of a couple of folks that have been part of san francisco unified high school district. in memory of korea gonzales -- gloria gonzales. she was buried at sea. she was a mother, grandmother, and friend. working 26 years in various roles. as a homebound teacher with a special ed services department. the principal at the center. she was born during the depression as one of 12 children to mexican laborers and farmers. she spent her life working toward achieving a better education and educating the next generation. she was a graduate of pomona college and the university of california, berkeley. she valued for work and education an

yusef bey iv and antoine mackey will get life in prison for multiple murder convictions. they were convicted of killing oakland journalist chauncey bailey and two other men in 2007. the triggerman testified that he killed bailey on bey's orders. >>> a list is out of the people arrested in that protest against bart this past weekend. there are some familiar names on the list. take a look at the man in the red sweatshirt there on the bart platform. that's zachary running wolf out of berkeley. he was a tree sitter in berkeley a few years ago and he has been at protests in the bay area throughout the years. gabriel myers in oakland was arrested in connection with the g8 protest in 2005 during which a san francisco police officer was seriously injured and a police car was set on fire. two years ago, myers pled guilty for throwing paint on bart board member dorothy dugger during a board meeting. he was sentenced to 30 days in jail for that. and the most serious charge this time is against 27-year- old ryan ragle. he is accused of possessing an incendiary device. police say he l

bailey and yusuf bey iv heard their sentence. bailey was investigating the financial troubles of bey's family business your black muslim bakely. >> even though chauncey is no longer with us at this time. he is looking down at us seeing that we did a very good thing. seeing justice has been served. >> mackey received two life sentences. bey received four life sentences in four killings. >>> the 49ers vice president of stadium of options tells the bay citizen that 60% of "bad fan" texts were scams. >>> a home has fallen into disrepair and has now attracted scatters. s catters -- squatters. jade hernandez is at the home with the move the city has taken. >> reporter: almost every house on this block has architectural appeal. but this house stands out. it stands dilapidated. but to remove the blithe you're going to have to contact the nigerian government. door by door i heard complaints. the eyesore has everyone upset but nobody wanted to talk to us on camera. mason working across the street told wanted to remain anonymous. but says h

as part of a plea deal he testified yusuf bey iv ordered the killing. the jury agreed. >>> belmont police arrested two burglary suspects who say may be responsible for hundreds of thefts in san mateo county. the suspects are 21-year-old man and a 20-year-old woman. both from san mateo county. police say they have recovered dozens of stolen items from the two including purses, wallets, and cell phones. it's still unclear if they are connected to a recent string of burglars in belmont over the past month. >>> the man charged in the drive-by shooting that killed three-year-old carlos nava is back in court this morning. lawrence denard is a convicted felon with a long history of violence. he was aiming for two rival gang members when he shot the little boy outside an east oakland pizza parlor. police chief anthony battss hopes it will lead to change on the mean streets of oakland. >> monday, august 8th, at 1:12:00 p.m. should be the rallying cry for the city to turn this around. >> denard made a brief court appearance yesterday. he is due back in court this

first the judge will hear a motion for retrial for yusef bey iv and antoine mackey. their lawyer says a third man devaughndre broussard lied on the stand a key witness for the prosecution but his lawyer said he may have fabricated his testimony. if today's motion is denied sentence will go proceed for all three. >>> they were held up and then locked inside an armored car warehouse. this afternoon, santa rosa police are searching for the suspects involved in a late night heist. anne makovec with how the employees escaped. >> reporter: if the employee's story is true that means at least two armed robbers are on the loose this afternoon. you can see the armored vehicles behind me. none were stolen but employees say some cash was. they say the robbers locked them inside this warehouse behind a steel door last night taking off with some cash. we don't know how much. one of the employees had a phone and called 911 and place arrived just before 11 p.m. >> we arrived. we had to free the employees. we freed them and they were unharmed. >> reporter: they say they believe the s

director of this hospital says one of the hardest things is convincing parents who have never seen an iv to trust the doctors. this ward is filled with children who have just started to respond to treatment. ibrahim sometimes has nightmares about them. how will they be tomorrow? but saving a child like lulu ali is what keeps the staff going. she may be tiny, but her dad says his 4-year-old is looking much better. kate snow, nbc news, dadaab, kenya. >>> and we had early warning of this last night. now it is an official government recall in this country. 36 million pounds of cargill ground turkey, some contaminated with salmonella, believed responsible for at least 76 illnesses nationwide and one death in the state of california. >>> up next, as we continue along the way here on a wednesday night, a father's fight for justice after what happened to his son was captured on video. tonight, the outrage is growing. >>> later, the worries that a crucial part of a morgan freeman film classic may die of natural causes. cc1:ti >>> this next story started out with a video posted on youtube. it didn

the patients are given iv drips, but they can't hold the fluids. this is where new arrivals come at the only hospital for children in mogadishu. there is no running water, no electricity, no operating room or toilets even, yet people still come here, looking for medical help. 11 days ago, halima arrived at this hospital, after traveling 120 miles to get here. she survived the journey, looking strong, taking care of her children. but the green and yellow dress she wore then, today wrapped her body. she contracted cholera in the hospital. she died last night. but what may be most tragic of all, the famine here is largely man made. somalia is a failed state and a war zone. peacekeepers from uganda and burundi are fighting to drive out al qaeda-backed militants called al shabab. the militants control half the country. we visited the peacekeepers' front line positions where gunfire is so regular, the commanders hardly notice it anymore. where are the shabab right now? >> the shabab is 15 meters. >> reporter: 15 meters behind this building. >> yes. no pr

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. >> reporter: "spy kids iv" is not a good movie by a long shot. but it has gimmicks. when you see the number on the screen rub the corresponding number on the card and sniff. the smell is supposed to make it a more immersion experience. the villain says it is not all roses. >> there are a lot of smells that will be amazing. my god, i need to smell that candy then there will be smells that for the love of god i may not want to smell that. >> reporter: aromascope is not used back used in 2003. since then hollywood has introduced motion seats and of course 3d all to increase ticket sales. spy kids direct on or about robert rodriguez says moves now a days are too passive. during testing viewers wanted stinky smells so he included diapers. did the smell help make the movie better? >> yea >> did it help you enjoy the movie more? >> not really. it was okay now. >> reporter: for parents watching d.v.d.s at home just doesn't compare. it was free this time around but would you pay extra money for this? >> i wouldn't but maybe kids would. >> reporter: and so the smell cards here

some of them are-point you already put your finger on the negate of them are- ive.ou already put your finger on some of them. china is only in its infancy in terms of developing a nationwide social security kind of system. many older people have not really had savings or pensions to rely on. but we also see other social effects, such as the gender imbalance. the fact that china is still a society that has a strong sun preference and given only one chance to have a child, especially in the city, there are tragediestrategies of people used to assure that that child as a boy. there is a term called missing girls are missing women. there are millions of men who are unable to find mates. that could result in social problems. tavis: let me switch gears. we spent a lot of time talking about inflation. i spoke with the head of microsoft in china and at innovation works. i am curious as to your take on the innovation taking off in china and whether or not -- i do not want to ask if we should be threatened by that, but what do you make of the real focus they are putting a lot

when you look at this debt stuff and ive' watched your show and a number of others. the real question to ask -- >> neil: why are you watching any others? >> i don't, just that fox has other people on. kneel neal that's okay. >> is that okay? -- noel noel go ahead, thank. >> ask yourself when should a country borrow? we are borrowing huge amounts now. there's nothing wrong with borrowing money to create prosperity. every growth company in the world borrows money to create growth. growth countries should be the same way. we are borrowing money to basically pay people who are unemployed, who should be working. borrowing money to subsidize losing companies that should be allowed to sink. borrowing money to fight wars in countries we don't even -- this is the wrong time for [ inaudible ] we are running up deficits and we are destroying our ability to borrow in the future if we need to. neil, i don't know whether s&p was right to downgrade us or not. but we are borrowing at the wrong time. borrowing is a privilege that a country should use only when it can use the proceeds

have quite a warm up on their hands this weekend a classic battle against all enemies into twickenham ive good way to rate the red man's readiness the welsh will be without their cup there must be reason for somebody to trip the record actually injury and could very well miss their world cup opener on september the eleventh i can support or south africa some more important is the stand in skipper with wales record trust or shane williams all sorts of oval for the clash two thousand and eight world player of the year saying that heading into a pub is the only way to truly determine the team's overall fitness. but it's going to be tough we know that i think probably you know if we are on this issue all of a performance and see where we are leading to we'll probably see both sides of an i want to win this game on the following week but as far as we continue to smoke how we progress in six nations and so you know where we are just as a side we're. finally a baptism by water fire and steel was the only way to earn the title of tough guy in stuff for church this week two thousand souls taking o

at ive dead and dozens more injured after a mighty wind brings a concert stage down in the middle of a huge crowd. >>> out of the race. tim pawlenty quits his run for the white house. but look who finished first. where does the gop race go from here? >>> market madness. after last week's stomach churning ride on wall street, what can we expect when the opening bell rings tomorrow? >>> plus, one of many american towns that jobs are passing by. >>> and making a difference. some heavy hitters pitch in to keep kids on the path to success. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. we begin tonight with that horrible tragedy at the indiana state fair that turned an outdoor concert arena into a death trap. it happened last evening in indianapolis. the cell phone video was agonizing to watch because there it's plain there is simply no time to escape when a strong and sudden gust of wind first shakes the stage and then collapses it on to the crowd of concertgoers. tonight at le

now we look to commission member william magwood iv. >> thank you. i appreciate the opportunity to appear before as soon as the seriousness of the events of folks shima became evident, the commission started a task force. they provided us with the recommendations we have discussed. i congratulate the six-person team, and also want to point out dr. charles miller, the chair, is with us. tomorrow is his retirement date. >> can we ask him to raise his hand? >> thank you, charlie. nevertheless, while the task force found that u.s. plants are safe, and the state that quite clearly, this is not licensed for complacency. if there are lessons that could further improve the regulatory framework, and the task force has made the 12 recommendations we've spoken of this morning. odyssey, they are limited in time and scope and ability to reach out to stakeholders -- obviously, they're limited in time and scope and ability to reach out to stakeholders. we were able to deal with issues that were not covered by the task force in an open and transparent manner. we mus

a judge just sentenced yusef bey iv to three consecutive life terms and antoine mackey received two life terms. the two former members of "your black muslim bakery" were found guilty of killing chauncey bailey and two other men in 2007. bailey, the editor of the oakland's post, was working on a story about the bakery's financial troubles. >>> there is no easy answer but they are trying. they are meeting today on gang prevention in san jose involving police, the mayor and federal officials. now this comes as the city ends a collaboration with the feds. stephanie chuang is in san jose where some are concerned that the recent headway against gangs may not last. good afternoon, stephanie. >> reporter: the feds are wrapping up a two-day visit here in san jose to figure out how the city has been fighting gang crime. but this comes just 48 hours after police here dropped help from federal immigration agents a move that has some people here a bit concerned. >> represents where i was raised at. >> reporter: art mendoza's tattoo reminds him where he grow up in the meadowfair area. >> it's one of t

we see jonathan ivs who create the i pad f those folks stay, the loyalty is to the organization, more than just to steve job, that's great. but neff's gotten very wealthy and a little bit older. >> susie: let's get a little about the investor react today. you are very positive on the stock. you still think investors should be buying yet su have a $600 price target on tap el-- apple. tell us why? >> well, the markets that they are going after are enormous. if you think about the smart phone market which is about half of their business is iphone, you know, they are about 20% penetrated for smart phones. and so there is a big opportunity there and the tablet market is really anybody's guess how big that's going to be. but there is new areas that have never been before and apple is obviously a leader. so the simple way we think about this is there are brig markets that they are in a leadership position and that's definitely good for apple. >> susie: but a lot of that is going to depends on who is inside apple. jeff, let me ask you this. you know, the question that is hanging over apple is

maybe we will see in einstein iv soon. they are trying to identify activity on the internet that lets militias. they want to have better tools to identify and prevent it. the technique gives the government new ways to capture information on line. how else might that technique be used? er,ore we go to the reportoer we've recently seen how governments can use these authorities in ways that cause us concern. this is not just about china and the fire wall that blocks access to internet web sites, or even egypt where they suspended access to the internet for a period of time, now we have the prime minister of great britain talking about limiting access to social network services, and in the u.s., the transit authority in san francisco was able to turn of cell phone towers because they were concerned about political protests. we need to recognize this to the victims of some of these recent developments when we are talking about this particular policy which is abstracted some of your viewers. host: we have the technology reporter

they're reflecting the views of the voters in the united states and similarly elsewhere i agree with mr ives and that there is not currently the desire the will from a significant majority or even the you know that large minority to legalize harder drugs like cocaine heroin methamphetamine and so it's not going to happen for a long long time it's not going to happen until or unless there is substantial change in attitude substantial change in understanding by the voters about what the actual evils are my view is that the evils are coming from the policy many of the evils are coming from the policy not from use per se but that's not the widely held view ok until i'm able to persuade more people other people change their minds we're not going to see a change in politicians behavior they're just reflecting what voters want ok so if i go to san diego what do you think about how politicians deal with this i mean it they they beat it they want to show that you know they will be completely against this without looking into new ideas more nuanced ideas with jeffrey has been bringing up and look at s

lawyers for convicted killer yusef bey iv and antoine mackey say broussard. if the motion is denied, broussard will be sentenced. >>> an autopsy will be performed today on a pregnant woman killed by the family's pit bull. the dog killed the woman in their home on reina del mar in pacifica yesterday. when gregg napora came home from work, his pit bull was standing over his wife darla's body covered in blood. greg forced his 2-year-old boy into the backyard while paramedics tried to save her. she died at the scene. then the pit bull got out the fence and came down the driveway. >> the dog came out and started to approach the officers and first responders. two officers shot the dog three times and killed it. >> the male pit bull was not neutered. dog experts say that very likely played a big role in the attack. a necropsy for the dog is set for today. >>> there is an emergency meeting tonight for italy to pass new measures to balance the budget and ease fears over the country's public finances. in the meantime japan's nikkei average closed slightly lower today.

these children that are lying on these tables all getting ivs, they are also not being separated fromwho have measles or other diseases, cholera, and so the diseases are so easily transfered from one to the next. >> pelley: i understand that you sent out some photographs of your trip to mogadishu, and i wonder in your mind's eye could you describe what those photographs show? >> reporter: to me, honestly they show a suffering that i never, never imagined could exist. and i've been a humanitarian aid worker in disasters for almost a decade. my experience there and the pictures in the video that i was able to take there just are to me a picture of tremendous suffering, and yet people that are so dignified and so resilient, it's amazing when i would speak to parents whose children were visibly dying in the hospital. and they had the most grace and poise under circumstances that i don't think anyone can even begin to imagine. >> pelley: cassandra nelson of mercy corps, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> pelley: kenya's agriculture minister urged the u.n. today to give the region seeds

we iv following hurricane irene. look at some of the pictures we are getting in from the bahamas.. mandatory evacuations have been ordered on north carolina's outer banks. >>> boor reignited also the threat of the major basic motion from the propane tank fire is over. thousands of people who -- . >>> in january janine harms brother shot an killed him and then killed himself. harms body has never been found. >>> the fbi investigating allegations of family members of 9/11 victims were the targets of a british phone hacking scandal. a retired new york police officer told the british press that the tabloid, news of the world, offered to pay him for private phone records of 9/11 victims. attorney general met with some of the family members in washington yesterday. >> he promised us today there would be full justice if these allegations are true, which we hope they are not. >> the news of the world tabloid shut down last month because of another phone hacking scandal. news operation, the owner of that newspaper, called the new charges anonymous speculation. >>> take a look at this color

as -- yusuf bey more iv to ordering the killing. >>> police in belmont arrested two burglary suspects may be responsible for hundreds of thefts in san mateo county. the suspects is a 20-year-old man and 20-year-old woman. they have recovers thousands of items. it's nil -- no more crosses will be added to that memorial. volunteers have been adding white crosses for each serviceman killed in iraq. the final cross was hammered into the hillside memorial this week. organizers of this project say it has become difficult to keep track of the number of service members killed overseas. >>> overnight we learned about the death of two more nato service members in afghanistan. u.s. military officials say they died in separate attacks yesterday. one was a french soldier. five american soldiers were killed yesterday. >>> we are now getting a look at the wreckage of that helicopter that crashed in afghanistan on sat killing 30 americans. among the dead are four california service members. they are derrick benson. andrew harvell of long beach. louis langlais and jesse pittman. >>> more people are ri

the county coroner has identified him as william mcleod, iv. the cause of the fire is still being investigated. >>> it's a much needed upgrade, the major pavement project happening and what it means for drivers. some very strong accusations against the san francisco turn left. you have arrived. sweet belt. e-reader for textbooks. gps. video camera for lectures. game pad. have you considered this ? it's got all that and more than 200,000 apps. technology to learn and play on-the-go. only at verizon. android powered. playstation certified. the xperia play by sony ericsson. only $99.99. a major paving project is underway. it's on highway 680. that's where we are live now to show us the the special material being used to make the drive a lot smoother. >> reporter: it's a $50 million project on highway 680. that includes do the on ramps and off ramps. now, what is being put on some of the lanes is this rubberized as facility. it's all intended to make the freeway smoother, safer around less noisy. an almost 13-mile section from walnut creek to san r

the county coroner has identified him as william mcleod, iv. the cause of the fire is still being investigated. >>> it's a much needed upgrade, the major pavement project happening and what it means for drivers. some very strong accusations against the san francisco attorney. he's accused of taking things too far with women he met on line. a major paving project is underway. it's on highway 680. that's where we are live now to show us the the special material being used to make the drive a lot smoother. >> reporter: it's a $50 million project on highway 680. that includes do the on ramps and off ramps. now, what is being put on some of the lanes is this rubberized as facility. it's all intended to make the freeway smoother, safer around less noisy. an almost 13-mile section from walnut creek to san ramon is being rehabilitated. some commuters say it's about time. >> about as far as dee teariating, it was pretty bad. >> this one definitely needed work. >> this was opened in 1954 and was supposed to last 20 years before needing over halls, but be

as part of the plea deal in the case he agreed to testify against yusuf bey iv and antwon mackey. broussard is scheduled to get a 25 year sentence. >>> the last three members of super economy have been announced. they are democratic house members on the economy. each party has three members from both the senate and house on that committee. the bipartisan committee has three weeks to announce a plan for the next three years. >>> the court agreed today to hear the case and issue a decision by mid-january, it also issued an order preventing the state from moving ahead with its plan to take almost $2 billion away from agencies. san jose is among a group of cities fighting that new law. >>> if you're thinking of buying a home or looking to refinance, mortgage rates hit a nine month low this week. freddie mac says the average rate for a 30 year fix loan dropped to 4.32% down from 4.39%. a 15 year fix is now at 3.5% the lowest on record. the lowest rate is as a result of concern that the u.s. economy is slowing down. >>> exports from california increased in june compared to the previous

. >> want to show you ae iv lview of the super storm nearing the east part of florida right now. it's right off the coast. you can sigh irene is here filling the bottom half of the screen, and it's a big storm. >> we have a look from space at irene. up to 60 million americans could be impacted up and down the southeastern seaboard. jay gray reports on how people are bracing for the hurricane. >> good evening. there is some growing fear and concern as you might imagine tonight. not only here along the outer banks, but all up and down the east coast. millions watching to see what the next move may be and wondering where irene will strike first. as irene ripped through the bahamas, damage from the massive storm sent a clear and powerful message that now echoes through the east coast and through new england. there is a mandatory evacuation order for visitors along the carolina coast. >> get out while i can before it gets too bad. residents will be told to leave soon. for now they're boarding up and buckling down everything they can. it's a thing where it's going to be a big storm. a

ive. >>> getting a few updates from the governor of new jersey chris christie, who says the next two days very important for that state as they are anticipating flooding. there are concerns right now about the ramapo river, the govern, 650,000 people, by the way in new jersey without power. the governor of new york cuomo announced there's a closurer the tappan zee bridge here, due to flooding on the new york state thruway. so there you have it, a couple updates. in the meantime, the national weather service has. >> 3 hundred national guard treats. mad torrie evacuation are in force, none narragansett, where ron blome is standing by. >> reporter: i think this part of rhode island -- most of rhode island really got a pass on the worst of this storm. that westward tilt of the track, which is causing so much trouble further up in new england, new hampshire, and up towards the adirondacks, pulled all of that rain away from from us. you can kind of look down and see -- we're about two hours away from low tide. high tide against 7:00 tonight. this could push more storm surge in, but the kin

i was hoping you could comment on the creation of west frigid new with reference to article iv section iii. >> west virginia is more problematic. do we have west virginians in the room? your state never should have existed. are you really a west virginian? the creation of your state was dubious but we love you anyway. desperate to get support in the border areas he thought were so important. you had virginia in a state of revolt and you didn't have a legitimate government you could work with so you worked -- in terms of constitutional niceties it is difficult to defend. never gotten a west virginia question before. >> jeffrey washington from denver. you make a call to return to lincoln but this is a question i don't hear many people dealing with. do you think lincoln was right when he said as long as blacks and whites remain among each other that one would be superior and the other would be inferior and as long as we remain integrated both would suffer? >> no are don't. one of the worst moments of his presidency -- you are bringing out all the bad stuff. that meeting in the white house

johnny ive is still on board, still works closely. what i think we'll see is the pipeline is already stacked for the next couple years. you may not see many differences. the question is it won't go from the ipad 1 to 2, will they go from the iphone to the ipad? are they going to be able to come up with a total any new device that we didn't think we needed before and suddenly we do? >> and steve jobs will still be around? >> yes, as chairman of the board. >> thank you for your time, jason. >>> right now libyan rebels say they have the man surrounded moammar gadhafi says gadhafi himself is leading the fight in libya. we're going to explore that one. and also more on hurricane irene, a storm powering its way toward the mid-atlantic states and the northeast. are you in irene's path? germp and form a layer called biofilm so strong it survives brushing. thankfully, there's listerine® antiseptic. its triple-action formula penetrates biofilm, kills germs and protects your mouth for hours. fight biofilm with listerine®. kills germs and protect

. >>> lawyers for convicted killers yusef bey iv and antoine mackey will ask for a new trial today in the murders of three men in oakland in 2007. they argue that key prosecution witness devaughndre broussard lied on the stand. broussard has admitted killing oakland journalist chauncey bailey on bey's orders. if the motion for a new trial is denied today, broussard is due to be sentenced. >>> a very tough story here am a man lost his wife and future child after his pit bull killed her. greg napora came home from work yesterday, his pit bull standing over his wife's body. the dog was covered in blood. greg forced his 2-year-old dog into the backyard while paramedics tried to save his wife but the 32-year-old died at the scene. and then the pit bull got the fence open and came down the driveway. >> while we were attending to the victim the dog actually did come out and started to approach the officers and first responders. two officers shot the dog three times and killed it. >> the male pit bull was not neutered. dog experts say that very likely played a big goal in provoking the attack

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cells the the body uses to fight disease were removed and scientists inserted a modified version of h iv in the cells and millions of the genetically engineered cells were injected back into the patient. the intent was to use the own blood cells to kill their cancer cells. it worked. they targeted cancer cells and not only destroyed the existing cancer but new cancer as it emerged. >> it applies principles we have been working on for decades and applies those to patients and produces meaningful results. >> for two weeks there was no change in the patients but then they became violently ill with extreme flu symptoms. this was a sign the therapy was working. one year after treatment two of the patients still cancer free and the third improved. the goal is to find out how long the remixes last. >> the engineered cells hang around the body for some time which may be helpful but may also be hurtful. we have more to learn before we can say this is generally used for patients with this particular type of leukemia. >> linsey davis reporting. scientists are preparing to try the same technique to

ive been a barber 20 years and never been robbed. >> they took off in the barbershop owner suv, similar to this one that you are looking at. police recovered the war but they have not found the suspect who they say they consider armed and dangerous. live in antioch, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> all right, amy. thank you so much. >>> 6:02. it's the senate turn to vote on the measure to raise the nation's debt ceiling before the midnight deadline. after months of wrangling, the bill to avoid potential default almost cleared capitol hill. reporter emily schmidt is in washington with a look at what has to be done today to make this a done deal. >> this is the sound of a debt ceiling on its way to being raised. >> ayes are 269. nays are 161. the bill is passed without objection. >> house speaker john boehner delivered the news last night. as the house passed the bipartisan deal that would allow the government to borrow more money to pay its bills. it was a plan with plenty of opposition. >> this is the wrong approach for our economy at the wrong time. it goes against our basic values. >> bu

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