year-long protection for on-the-go women. >>> our friend jack >>> our friend jack hanna, director at columbus zoo, zoo,spent his life educating about the about the wild. t a we learned that a nature hike turned into a white-knuckle encounter recently with grizzly bears. he was in montana on a narrow foot path above 1,000-foot drop, dropr hikers behind him, whenuding a 10-year-old boy, when a mama grizzly and two 150-pound adolescents pushed adoles him on that trail. i phoned him today to find out today tdid next. >> we have to get out of his way. so i back up, and i back up, seem like an hour, but it was just five minutes. looking? >> reporter: where were you ookingg? >> no, i wasn't looking it in the eye. just looking to back up on this trail. it's not a matter of looking in ing is,. the thing is, diane, you cannot run from these animals. they run a football in six footbal in sixds. i finally found a clearing, as acking to myto my left. because remember, on the other ide is a cliff. i say, everybody, get on your hands and knees. >> reporter: then, one of the big, young bears seen in

as was jack, and i do not see him here, of his stewardship. jack and i did not always agree on every issue, and i went into this with some risk that i would be scorned even after appointing him. i would never have appointed him if i thought it would change his tenor. quite the contrary. i have admired him even more because he did an outstanding job as a steward of that position and really democratized the position even more reaching out into the neighborhood and also reaching out around the world in international issues, internationalizing our status. that is really important, raising the bar, also. he had a strategy of going deep into the community and broadening debt strategy in a broader context. i look for to extending that tradition which our new po gloria. i have had the privilege of reading through not only poetry but a lot of opinions that opinion-makers have, and lot of letters, and lot associated with this. we have asked them to go out and consider who the best candidates with the, they came back, and it is never an easy decision. wi

jack hanna is the director emir tus of columbus zoo and host of "jack hanna's into the wild."n the sights of three bears. managed to get away. wildlife officials tell cnn that bear attacks at separate sites in the remote campgrounds in montana have left a person dead two others injured. sounds like jack was lucky. he joined us from the coudini lodge in big fork, montana. what happened, jack? >> saturday night, my wife and i went to glacier national park. we glacier national park, lived here 20 some years, our favorite place to hike. we got there late in the day. some of the hiking trails are cut into the walls where there's 500-foot dropoffs. person took a picture of us. then they started going down. 15 minutes later, we followed them. a girl, 18 and her parents. she went around the corner of a ledge that went just like that and she saw the three bears. n now, at this time, i'm coming down and she comes back around, not losing composure, just going, oh, my gosh, there's three bears. let's get against the wall. there's a 500-foot dropoff here. a bear here. i said no. the bear s

jack hanna is the director emeritus of columbus zoo and host of "jack hanna's into the wild."and his family were in the sights of three bears recently, managed to get away. wildlife officials tell cnn that bear attacks at separate sites in the remote soda butte campgrounds in montana have left a person dead and two others injured. he joins us from the lodge in montana. what happened, jack? >> saturday night, my wife and i went to glacier national park. we lived here twentysomething years. a person took a picture of us on top of the mountain. they wanted a picture. then they started going down. 15 minutes later we followed them. the girl, 18, and her parents. she went around the corner of a ledge that went just like that. and she saw the three bears. now, at this time i'm coming down and she comes back around not losing composure, just going oh, my gosh, three bears on this trail, let's get against the wall. 500 foot drop here and here. the bear can't have four feet. i said no. then the bear started coming 30 feet from here. i said no, get behind me and we're going to back up a

he is jack ablin, chief investment officer with harris bank. welcome to "nightly business report." >> thanks, tomment. >> tom: how bearish you are here in the month of july? >> tom, i'm not necessarily betting against the market. what we really believe is a matter of risk management. so roughly a month ago, right at the beginning of june, we decided to really take our risk exposure down by taking stocks and other high volatility assets down and we raised a fair amount of cash in short-term bonds. >> tom: why don't you think the risk in a stock market at this point in time is worth a potential reward in the weeks, months, and quarters to come? >> well, you know, really everything in the market revolves around the economy and economic policies. and given we have this $2 trillion stimulus package pretty much winding down, the fact remains that the economic uncertainties surrounding continued growth are still out there. and i would have liked to have seen a much stronger patient, if you will, before taking it off life support. >> tom: we are seeing

next batter, jack cust, jack be nimble, and jack connects. roll. 10-2 your final. >> swung the bat well, and a good at-bat, and vinny through another great game and able to capitalize. didn't let up the whole game. >> it was a great team effort. great defense, great pitching, great hitting. just a well-played game. >> mike: the tour de france is all by over after the time trial after alberto contador put more distance between him and andy schleck. tomorrow, an individual time trial. schleck lost 31, finishing 44th today. so schleck takes second in the tour. contador finished 35th but extended his lead over schleck to 39 seconds. so barring a wild turn of events, contador will capture his third tour title. >> a little nfl news. t.o.'s time-out may be nearing an end with training camps set to open. terrell owens is reportedly close to fining a new team. espn is reporting the former buffalo bill and 49ers, and the rams have gotten aggressive in their pursuit. the bengals are also talking to owen. >> the pga tour went from scotland to canada for

jack, good morning. >> good morning.ear not a half an hour behind us just cruising around. >> we'll get this interview over quickly so we don't get in trouble. so you spent years up there, been hiking up there many, many, many times. tell us what happened. >> what happened, harry, got started late in the day at 2:00, which you shouldn't do. you want to be in and out of your trails before dark. we went on a magnificent hike up some sheer walls and some cliffs on the other side. i had seen the glacier. my wife and i were coming down. some people had taken our picture up there, the last ones. a lady about 18 years old and her parents, they were about a half hour before us, we came down the trail. all of a sudden i came around this corner where there was a cliff and wall, about 8 foot trail. she said oh, my gosh, there's bears coming up the trail, let's get against the wall. i said, no, you have to give the bear space. i said let's back up. we found an opening. went on a grassy hill. i said stand against a wall, clap and mak

jack abramoff was a good lobbyist, doing fairly commonplace things in washington. those included creating shell corporations and other institutions, groups whose financial ties are obscure so that he could play in washington and not leaving fingerprints and traces. as i said, it was a trove of private e-mail that really made the difference, access to private communications in his case, that helped us learn what was going on. but what he did and did well was to try to hide the ways in which his money was producing what this letter results. and that is what we are all about. as advocates that share to desire to see this information splashed in the public domain, we are all trying to make sure the people know what is happening. >> let me defer for a moment on another subject. has to do with a journalist's role. you were a finalist for a pulitzer prize for the of the great stories. -- for the abu ghraib stories. >> we were looking at the events that led to abu ghraib. >> were you there? >> no, i wasn't. we were trying to get information here in washington about the inv

. >> coming up know., jack tatum.ososososoo >>> here is a look at top seven stories on our web site right now. you can stay connected at abc 7 news.com. >> and join me tonight at 9:00, coming up, a pregnant cow on the loose at state fair. a tragic ending for a wayward farm animal. >> then at 11:00 there is a vote that could get more medical marijuana dispenseries to move to one city. that and more coming up at 9:00 and 11:00. >> there is a huge loss in the sports world today. >> this is sad for anyone that knew jack tatum. off the field he was quiet and humble. never would have guessed what took place on sunday when he put uniform on. he passed away today. former raiders great jack tatum died in a hospital. he was craft drafted out of ojaiy state playing nine seasons for raiders he lost a leg to diabetes before. that he was working for nfl part of the uniform policy and has been trying to git players dressed properly for games. talking about that job in is 1996. >> that is what we're trying to do here. and this is mak

against jack, will that be the big hurdle?ink it is a hurdle for him. we will see how fast he can run away from president obama to read he has to -- obama. while jack says that he is not for that, he has already come out in favor of the estate tax. let's pin him down on everyone of these. let's ask him the question. if you are going to vote for the republicans, why not vote -- why not run with the republicans. it is not a question of who will be the leader. harry reid will be the leader of the democrats. is he going to vote for president obama's policy ? key is for health care. -- he is for health care. i have it easy. they are on my side on that issue. told the farmers and ask them how many want the estate tax to come back. they will be close to zero. there is a danger. there is a danger to bringing a tax back that you have gotten rid of. all of a sudden, the of dimensions -- the exemptions are gone. i think there is great danger to that. i think that the problem will be for him running away from president obama policy's then

the raiders lost a great player and a great person today with the passing of jack tatum.e will have the ♪ stinky ♪ hefty ♪ stinky ♪ hefty ♪ stinky, stinky ♪ hefty, hefty, hefty [ announcer ] hefty bags with unscented odor block technology... help neutralize odors and stop the stinkies. ♪ stinky, stinky, stinky ♪ hefty, hefty, hefty ( barking ) but destroys fleas. so ask your veterinarian for advantage, the flea specialist for gentle, but effective, flea control. off the field jack tatum was a quiet, humble man, but on the field he was one of the most feared players in nfl history. the raider player died at the age of 61. he wore the silver and black for nine years in the 70s. he used his body as a battering ram. he crushed receivers who dared to cross over the middle. tatum earned the nickname "the assassin" and he is most known for the hit that paralyzed a player in 1978. his old raider teammate, willie brown reflected on his friend. >> you think of the great times we had playing together and off the field activities was good. he is surely going to be missed. >> on the f

. >> zoo keeper and tv host, jack hanna, was on a hike over the weekend. his own advice when a family of bears came too close for comfort. hanna shared the ordeal with diane sawyer. >> we have to get out of his way. so i back up, and i seem like a seem like an hour, but it was just five minutes. >> reporter: where were you looking? >> no, i wasn't looking it in the eye. just looking to back up on this trail. it's not a matter of looking in the eye. the thing is, you cannot run from these animals. they run a football in six seconds. 100 yards. i finally found a clearing, as i'm backing to my left. because remember, on the other side is a cliff. i say, everybody, get on your hands and knees. >> reporter: then, one of the big, young bears, seen in this picture taken by jack's wife, suzy, turns toward them. >> just stops. and his hairs brisle up on his back. i said to myself, crap, you know, which means, this ain't good. so i take my pepper spray and i unload the first blast with the wind blowing. it blew the pepper spray right away. he's still coming. so, i b

and this is called a trance jack gentry. it is a system that brings on a trans jack.d it has a cable that goes down and lives the heavy tower and puts them into place. and the structure is put into place to hold them up and we're going to put a bring a barge in. to connect the pieces of the tower and of the strands jet. to let that of the barge and the entire time. 6-12 hours of operation, we have to balance the wait on the barge. it will not tap, all this takes place. and over the next three weeks, all four of these legs of the tower. in a few months, the second shipment comes in and we stack the next on top of each other. we will be well above the view of traffic on the bridge. >> mark jones, kron 4 news. ♪ this fog has cleared for the most part. >> cugolden gate bridge, even se sunshine. to take a look at our current temperatures much warmer today. with our fog peeling back with the sunshine helping us to warm up by 10 degrees inland. 80 degrees and antioch, the same livermore, 80 degrees in concord. slade warmer and san francisco, have been the, '60s, '70s along t

conway -- jack conroy. they answer questions about agriculture, health care, immigration, and the economy. the kentucky farm board of directors hosted the event in louisville. this is an hour and 50 minutes. >> good morning, everyone. i will be the moderator today for this forum. we are so glad everyone is here today. on behalf of the 483,000 farm families that are farm bureau members here, we certainly want to thank each of you for participating. you know, this really is an indication of the strong commitment we have had for many decades here in kentucky, having a forum like this. we began back in the 1940's. we actually have a forum for gubernatorial races, for u.s. senate races, and open seat for representatives in congress. with that, we also have county farm bureau is that hold forums similar to this all across the state for members of the general assembly and other offices in state government. kentucky farm bureau is the largest general farm organization in kentucky and is dedicated to serving as the

going to get some money from it so i guess they all just let it slide but it's it's kind of scary jack thanks so much for your perspective on this. so much. so to come on tonight's show is shocking case from jerusalem a man is convicted of rape because he lied about his religion so i will look into the story i will see if fraud or lying could really be a reason to declare rape and a court of law will be back in a moment. every month we give you the future we'll do you understand how we'll get there and one more reason best in science and technology from across russia and around the world. on our jeep. imagine being charged with rape not because you forced someone to have sex with you or because you had sex with someone who was too young but because you lied about your religion that's exactly what's happening to the man in jerusalem right now r t correspondent paula sawyer brings us a story. ok . and far from cultivating a culture of tolerance vigilante style jewish patrol groups calling themselves fire for judaism stand watch outside the local shopping mall their mission to prevent ara

gantry, which is a system that has these things on it called strand jacks that basically have cabledn them that go down and lift the heavy tower legs into place within the structure thataway built -- that we've built to lift it up. we're going to bring a barge in and connect the pieces of the tower to the end of the strand jack and lifting that off of the barge. the entire time that we're doing this and this is a six to 12 hour operation, the entire time we're doing this, we have to balance the weight on the barge so that it doesn't tip while the lifting takes place. and over about the next three weeks, we're going to be placing all four legs of the tower. and in a few months when we stack the next legs on top of these, we're going to be well above the view of traffic on the bridge. on the new bay bridge, kron4 news. >>> what happens when baseball's hottest pitcher faces the game's hottest hitter. posy takes on johnson, and the marlens. all the sports with gary straight ahead. a fantastic opportunity to get a great offer on a new cadillac cts sport sedan... ..the most acclaimed vehic

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i would yield to my colleague, jack kingston, three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. kingston: i thank the gentleman for yielding and while i certainly appreciate the sincerity of the people who are offering this amendment, i disagree with it in as much as it ties the hands of the military. i have had the opportunity to go to iraq and afghanistan severa times and i can say war is complicated. war does not always go your way. the enemy does always cooperate with the best of our plans. and yet, we here in the safety of the u.s. congress can dictate to the commanders in the field what direction the war should go in and the time frame and what

you take jack nicholson. i know it's true. i met him once. nice guy. if you want to know about jack nicholson, you'll start with his first movie, "easy rider," go to "five easy pieces" watch his movies, and that's how you know about jack nicholson. all these variety of characters, but it is the man inside that speaks through the work that he does, and that has always been, for me, the kinds of acting that most excited and interested me. i didn't know in the beginning. i didn't know that i was attracted to the man inside the performance. >> you're submerging so deeply and i'm trying to stay with you. the deeper you negotiation i'm trying to submerge -- go, i'm trying to submerge with you. now i want to go back and talk about something else, and that is when you play these characters, macbeth you were speaking about, what macbeth did, patrick stewart is capable of doing. and yet, there are people watching right now and i've had these conversations countless times in my life where someone goes off the range and does something crazy or strange or evil or i

i would yield to my colleague, jack kingston, three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. kingston: i thank the gentleman for yielding and while i certainly appreciate the sincerity of the people who are offering this amendment, i disagree with it in as much as it ties the hands of the military. i have had the opportunity to go to iraq and afghanistan several times and i can say war is complicated. war does not always go your way. the enemy does always cooperate with the best of our plans. and yet, we here in the safety of the u.s. congress can dictate to the commanders in the field what direction the war should go in and the time frame and what

tonight, a kentucky senate candidate forum with republican land paul and democratic attorney general jack conway. the discuss agriculture and other national issues including health care, immigration, and the economy. will have comments with both candidates following the forum. that is tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> on tuesday, carte goodwin was sworn in to follow the late senator byrd. he will be the youngest man in the senate. he has said he will not run for the seat. here is the swearing in. death of the late senator robert c. byrd of west virginia. the certificate, the chair is advised, is in the form suggested by the senate. if there be no objection, the reading of the certificate will be waived and it will be printed in full in the record. if the senator-designee will now present hself at the desk, the chair will administer the oath of office. the vice president: please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, mrgoodwin: i solemnly swear that you will support and defend the con

jack cust knows a little bit about minor league buses. jack his fifth and into the 5 davis into short center-field base hit. he will play the pair. and the as take it 6-4. gonzalez with the 9th win for oakland. >>> and we have the big-time local kid making go ahead story going on with the warriors as they sign palo alto high star jeremy lynn who went undrafted, was extremely impressive in summer league ball. four years at harvard. the six foot three inch guard became a bit of a cult figure after scoring 30 points against yukon. the 13th ranked team in the country. for lynn a dream come true. walking into that warriors locker room is something more as an invited visitor. >> i walked into that locker room about an hour ago and i saw my name tag up there. that was pretty crazy. >> well, my dream was to play in the nba and now i get to do it for the warriors, the team that i grew up watching. like you said, it's more than a dream come true. it's as possible. i am also extremely excited to play here. i am very thankful for the opportunity. >>

jack tatum was never able to shake the image of his most infamous hit. raiders safety died today from a heart attack just 61 years old. number 32 tatum one of the most intimidating and fiercest hitters in nfl history knocked out patriots receiver darryl stingley on this play in 1978. stingley was paralyzed and never walked again. tatum known as the assassin put on the big hit that unfortunately for the raiders led to the steelers' immaculate reception. tatum was in declining health recent lip. his former raiders roommate willie brown says tatum was beloved by his teammates. >> jack played the way the game should be played and i guess unfortunately the stingley hit, could be anybody taking that hit or got that hit. so it's one of those things that you train -- i'm sure jack didn't want to hurt the guy in his career. i have hit guys certain ways, too, and, you know, they got hurt. but jack should be in the hall of fame and i think that's one of the things that is the negative thing about why he is not because of that particular play but surely his play on

>> gets a lot of special space invasion for "jack ass 3."ell us what's going on in this picture. i looked at this for a long time today. this is you on a jet ski. but the thing is, there's no real water anywhere around. >> yeah. and you know what, there wasn't water where i landed. >> jimmy: oh. so you just landed -- what did you land on? >> just the hard ground. >> jimmy: these are -- >>treats us right for "jack ass." >> jimmy: you're going to have a lot of trouble, like, when your song son's talking in class. >> stunts are good. >> jimmy: a pioneer in bmx biking. and maybe the only person that has been hurt more than you -- i mean, really, this guy has been -- >> he's been hurt more than anyone i have ever known. he is our evel knievel. he's had way over 23 surgeries. had over 100 concussions. you know, troy aikman retired after seven concussions. matt's had over 100. >> jimmy: that's -- yeah, that's more. >> and he doesn't want to stop. he loves -- >> jimmy: he loves concussions? >> no, no, just -- >> jimmy: at a certain point -- >> fortu

you can use axs, you are use pry bars or jacks, car jacks. you need to do a lift, you don't have any levers, there's some cars parked outside, you go up and ask the owner of the car, is it okay if i use your car jack? because you're not going to break in, are you? there's always cutting and boring. here is that ax. of course striking and hammering. how do you break glass? at the top, good. we're going to say that this is the glass from here on down, so how would you break it? do i just want to take it like this and smash it this way? no. the end of the board, going to use the end of the board, but i'm also going to remember that the glass can hurt me. if i were to hit it like this, the glass could slide down, cut my hand. so you want to start at the top like he said, hold this down, turn your head away, you start at the top and smash the glass this way down like that. if it does slide down, it's going to go away from you and not towards your hand. real simple. use a long-handled tool, stand to one side, strike up at the top and you want to cl

jack tatum certainly will be missed. >>> the oakland raiders are not in action.he a's are, down in texas and a chance to make a little head way in the western division of the american league. vladi guerrero what a season he's been having. michael young in with a slide safely and so far that's the only run of the game. the a's are trailing 1-0 in the third. the giants take the field against the marlins. that's the sporting life. of course we'll have highlights of the giants game, later tonight. back to you. >>> coming up on channel 36, an investigation is under way as to how a boy died at a public swimming pool yesterday. investigators say the swimming pool was fully staffed with life guards at the time. we'll have a full report coming up at 7:00. that is our report for now. i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. good night.

jack cust, jacks one to dead center. that's his sixth of the year. 4-2 as in the 5th.ajai davis continues to play solid baseball. got himself a 2-1 single and watson, as we mentioned, all over the minor leagues. he's played in asia, finally back up in the major leagues for the first time since 2003. he hopes he has found a home here. >> i have seen a lot of guys come and go. when i left to go to asia and -- you go out and hit great in triple-a every year. you know you can do it at this level if given an opportunity. >> it's finding a chance for somebody to believe in you to give you the opportunity. >>> meantime, the warriors cannot get a break when it comes to simply healthy guys. their newly-acquired $80 million acquisition, david lee, back in the bay area today, being examined by a local doctor in san francisco indicated he has mal let finger -- mal lot finger. he will be able to -- he will need to be in a splint. he was practicing in las vegas where the injury occurred. >>> looking forward to the giants' gail against the dodgers. trying to complete a sweep in l.a.

i'd give my right arm for jack.ything jack needed and other players on the team felt the same way for him. >> reporter: some of the starters and the positions have changed. the question, is has the culture? >> the next step is to not listen to all the negative. people are going to have an opinion. that's what it is. okay? but they're not going to dictate who we are or what we are. and all that is back there. and what's in front of us is winning a championship. that's the goal now. >>. >> reporter: lawrence scott, nbc bay area sports. >>> we knew the giants had one of best pitching staffs in the entire league. now the bats are hot. they're not slowing down. good thing. that pitching is not exactly on tonight. today they were right back at it against florida. buster posey right off the bat. a hit streak of 21 games. uribe, staying red hot from last night. two rbis today. this time he finds triple alley and clears the bases with a triple, 6-1 giants. now bottom of the sixth. one on for andre torres. gets a nice piece o

this is the equipment that's moving the tower it's called a string-g jacks. the tower is being suspended by that thick cable of the top. you can see each base tower will go between the two roadways. it's an impressive sight once cal trinkets isn't a place they want to do it again three more times to complete the base of the tower. when the tower is complete it will be 525 ft. tall and visible miles long. they should have the new eastern span of the bridge when open by 2013. on the bay jeff bush kron 4 news. >> another day of delays and cancellations for ac transit riders caught the middle the dispute by the transit agency and the union and now a second week. last week an average of 200 workers called in sick each day and this week average of 150 workers daily critic that causing havoc for writers. today 41 lines of seen cancellations. christine conley found out if any local politicians are stepping in for the sake of the writers. >> cc trend the dispute heads to court on friday who knows how long legal process will take care of in the meantime angry ec transi

very next batter, jack cust, two jacks on the day, six in the last nine games. the ay's roll. >> the tour de france is all but over after today's time trial as contador holds off andy schleck. the 19th stage is a 32-mile individual time trial. andy schleck entered the day eight seconds back of the leader contador, and he would lose another 31 seconds after finishing 44th. so schleck takes second in the tour, and contador finished 35th in the stage but extended his lead over schleck to 39 seconds. so barring a wild turn of events, con da -- cone a -- con a do will get the title. >> terrell owens is reportedly close to fining a new team. espn is reporting the rams have gotten very serious in their pursuit of the free agent wide receiver. the bengals are also talking to owens. owens could be signed in the next couple of days. >> the pga tour went from scotland to canada for this week's event, the canadian open. used to be considered a fifth major, and it was a major effort to get around a soggy st. george's country club in ontario. tim clark entered the day with th

she met and married jack berman, a successful attorney. due to the tragic death of her husband, carol became a single mother when her son was 18 months old. she carefully reorganized her life to balance work with the responsibility of raising her son. in 1999, carol began what continues to be a successful mediation practice. carol and zack have become part of our extended family and i have had the opportunity to observe the way where carol nurtured and molded her son, also participating in civic responsibilities and activities. she has twice served as chairperson of the san francisco ethics commission, and is a founding member of the legal community against violence. zack is a talented musician and avid cyclist who will commence his pre-med career at tulane university this fall. serving on the polcice commission requires time, listening, analysis, sound judgment and reasoning, as well as the ability to articulate thoughts and ideas to individuals and the public. carol kingsley possesses these skills. when she takes on something, she makes

next batter, jack cust, see ya. connects on the first of two jacks in the day.he a's roll. 10-2 the final. >> swung the bat well, and a good at-bat. vinny through a great game and able to capitalize on opportunities. and didn't let up the whole game. >> it was a great team effort, great defense, great pitching, great hitting. just a well-played game on our part. >> mike: we take the chewing the tobacco out for the interview? we tee it up when we return, and who is steph curry hooping it up who is steph curry hooping it up with now? caitlin: i was diagnosed with scoliosis. when you're 16, nobody wants to go through back surgery. my doctor has letters and pictures of other kids who've gone through the same thing on his walls and that really helped me not be as scared. i'm not worried about my back anymore. i wanna do that again! announcer: at sutter health, our story is you. for more stories, visit sutterhealth.org. announcer: at sutter health, our story is you. [ kid 1 ] waa ow so we love summertime fun! ...wearing our farite colors... ...and jamming to our favor

and a beautiful place. >> jack hanna, thanks for that.l ] we are only as good as the things we make today. and today we're making 5,400 welds, in the body of the new jeep grand cherokee. ♪ that might seem like a lot, if you're building a car. but not if you're building a company. ♪ the new jeep grand cherokee. ♪ >>> major league baseball is asking san jose's mayor to delay putting a stadium proposal on the ballot. they are discussing it with the xeat today. he said last week he wants the voters to decide whether the city should build a ballpark. next tuesday is the deadline to qualify a measure for a ballot. meantime, they are trying to decide if the a's would be allowed to move to san jose. let's check in with mike and see if we're going see sunshine. >> further east you head, even the coast have pocket of sunshine. temperatures in the low 60s and mid upper 50s for oakland and san rafael and mid-70s in the north bay valleys and upper 70s to low 80s in east bay valleys. we'll see clouds around the bay and coast, mid-50s tonight. look for

they want to talk to jack straw. he has declined their invitation. earlier, he gave this explanation. >> i cannot help them on the key issue, which i found out is the central concern from their letter. which is, why was it mr. al- megrahi released on compassionate grounds? i literally had nothing to do without. >> problems the justice secretary has said he will not be going to washington, and nor will the massacre at -- medical advisers. >> it was agreed by the united nations and all parties. the matter is one for which i am accountable to the scottish parliament. i have accounted to the scottish parliament for that. >> bp is already public enemy number one in america. these suspicions are not helping. bbc news, westminster. >> you are watching "bbc world news." our main news so far this hour -- europe fell major banks have survived a stress test designed to see if they could cope with another financial crisis. just seven out of 91 failed. our business correspondent was at the news conference with the banking regulators, with the findings were explai

jack straw, who was the british justice secretary at the time said he is considering it. he does not have any object in principle, but he wants to discuss it with some of his former colleagues, including gordon brown, first. there is a list and a hearing is due next week, but we're not sure yet who will be attending. >> these senators have high- level backing, secretary of state hillary clinton who said she was deeply troubled by the decision to release the lockerbie bomber is backing them. >> she is, and was feeling that she added to the momentum of the subject and the emotion behind it that led to david cameron chanting his schedule when he visited earlier this week to meet the senators who are pushing for this public inquiry. also issuing the invitation or request for the british and scottish ministers to attend. there is a great deal of emotion still going on in the united states, and this is a subject that is not going on -- not going away. >> jane, why now? why didn't the americans seize the opportunity 11 months ago when the bomber was released? >> i think there ar

former raider defensive back jack tatum passed away yesterday after suffering a heart attack. nicknamed the assassin, the three-time pro bowler will be forever linked with the patriots' darryl stingley after a paralyzing hit in 1978. jack tatum was 61 years old. >>> baseball nationals' stephen strasburg experienced boos for the first time in his pro career. he was scratched just minutes before starting against the braves with stiffness in his pitching arm. that didn't sit well with a sellout crowd. reliever miguel batista picked up the slack. allowed just three hits and struck out six. ian desmond provided the offense, rbi single in the second, scored a pair. the nats won it, 3-0. strasburg is day to day. >>> now to cleveland, alex rodriguez hoped to celebrate his 35th birthday with a 600th home run. ninth inning, down three with two aboard. rodriguez, a chance to be the hero, and he grounds out to end the game. indians won it, 4-1. >>> walk-off anybody? the rangers' nelson cruz sent everybody home with a towering two-run bomb against the a's. they won it, 3-1. >>> great play

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