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joining us once again, retired army colonel and msnbc jack jacobs.to see you once again. let's talk about the security here in the u.s. and abroad. what kind of impact will this have? >> probably quite a bit visibly, but not really a great deal. superficially we'll have lots of people in uniform, some of them with submachine guns and all that sort of stuff. but by and large, if the bad guys wanted to do something, they're not going to do it today in any case. they'll try something much later on. a lot of this is to allay public fears that might exist that there might be some immediate retaliation, which there probably won't be. >> let's talk a little of what we know about this historic raid. jasoc reported last night by richard engel, that's a name we're going to be hearing in the coming days. >> the joint operations, means all services, the army ranger regiment, s.e.a.l.s, the commandos, all combined into one special operations unit. and it's different from special forces, army special forces. it's probably a lot smaller force than people think. the

the author of the book for your own good the anti-smoking crusade and the tyranny of public health jacob thank you so much for joining us tonight what do you say is this protecting the rights of nonsmokers or is this infringing upon the rights of smokers you could say that we're all taxpayers here all of our money contributes to keeping some of these public parks intact but is it always the moralistic argument that ends up winning out i think that we've lost a cup there for a moment hold on we're trying to get him right back we're going to try to get him back but jacob has done a lot of reporting on this issue and there are a lot of people out there that would say it is indeed the nanny state taking into effect i think we're still waiting for jacob but if you also look at a lot of scientific data there of course we've seen a lot of studies as of late that show that the effects of secondhand smoke even is he backed jacob can you hear me now. ok we want to go yeah we lost you for a minute i'm happy that you're back or did you hear my first question at all is this protecting this protecting

and south africa's president, jacob zuma, says colonel qaddafi ready for a truce. let's get more on our top story. the state senator of south australia is calling on his country's football federation to try to recover money spent on the 2022 bid and for the bid to be reopened. he joins me on the line now. thank you very much for joining us on bbc news. how will you go about recalling the money? >> well, this is something -- australia spent $46 million on the bid. at that stage, we were aware of allegations made in the house of commons, parliamentary committee, in terms of lord trison's allegations of corruption in regards to the bid. we now have further information that's come to light where the secretary general of fifa expressed concerns about the bid, as well. i think australia is entitled to ask for its money back as should other countries and i also think that the 2022 bid ought to be reopened given the serious allegations made. >> forgive me, though, i'm wondering how you would go about betting hold of that money given that we're in a situation where an inves

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jacob lusk, good luck.let's go back over to tori. >>> president obama travels to fort campbell kentucky to meet with some of the navy seals who took part in the raid on osama bin laden's compound. alison burns has more on how they knew so much about the compound. >> the president goes to for the campbell to meet the commandos we may never get to see. he has a jam packed day starting with a transmission plant in indiana and then fort campbell. he has a private meeting with the navy seals and the special operation pilots who carried them into pakistan. in fact, we may never know who carried out the mission. it is an elite secret group. we're learning how they knew so much about bin laden's compound. the cia retained a safe house in abbottabad. that helped the seals rehearse how they would take on bin laden. the word is the spies never got a picture of bin laden before the seals went. the safe house has now been shut down. reporting for ktvu. >>> we're continuing to hear more details about the raid. it appears

jacob and isabella are number 1. jacob is on a 12 year run at the top followed by ethan, michael, jayden and william. >>> daytime baseball became a big bummer today. the giants wrapped up a lengthy road trip falling to the new york mets 5-2 and the a's went extra innings but lost 4-3. >>> so, is it art? a new form of expression is springing up across san francisco. >>> that the area could be getting even cooler through the weekend. mark tamayo will tell you where you could see some sprinkles. do not forget you can watch all of our bay area newscasts on your computer including bay area news at 7:00. we are streaming live online at ktvu.com. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. >> there is a shift shuffle going on at mayor islands. workers at the vallejo shipyard have began cleaning the ship when they got word of a change in plans. the

. >> the person going home tonight is jacob. >> 23-year-old jacob lust received the fewest viewer votes last night. there are four left. including james durbin. the next american idol will be closed next month. that is coming up at 7:13. >>> we continue to follow developing news. am pedestrian hit and killed by a car. >>> new details continue to emerge about the raid that killed osama bin laden. how close the cia was to his compound and who the president is honoring later on today. >>> we spoke to a witness that was hilt head on by a suspected drunk driver. >>> cinco de mayo celebrations get unruly. the damage left behind. >>> osama bin laden selects one more target. the terrorist threat bay area transit officials are look out for. >>> badly beaten giant's fan bryan stow under goes more surgery. >>> gorge thank you for joining us -- good morning, thank you

jacob lusk. tank -- thank you very much. >> really a nice group on the show. >> and they seem very close. >>> today we're traveling back in time to the late 16th century. holly is athe at the virginia renaissance fair with a preview of the historical fun and merriment when we come back. >>> and you know his voice and face, comedian dave collier in studio with us. it's uncle joey. that was a lifetime ago. details are up next. but you still look good. >> all right. [ laughter ] >>> funny man dave cooleyer is best known as uncle joey on the tv series full house but many of you may also recognize him as the voice on various shows and movies such as the animated series the muppet babies and many, many others. we're just arbitrarily chosen different things from your career. and joining us now, comedian david cooleyer. performing this weekend at arlington cinema and draft house. >> my first time here performing. >> it is a great venue. >> that's what i hear. >> and we mentioned earlier, and i'm sure whe

. >> the person going home tonight is -- >> jacob. >> there you see it, gospel singer jacob lusk had the least votes. that means durbin from california is still in the running. the winner will be wednesday the 26th. tomorrow you can hear about jacob lusk on where he goes from here. >>> late word of a shelter in place in pleasanthill. details after the break. >> we're learning new details about an unheralded member of the team that raided osama bin laden's home, coming up. >>> and we hear from chief meteorologist bill martin on what you can expect for mother's day. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> we have a developing story out of pleasant hill at this hour involving a natural gas leak. pg & e tells us the leak is in a four inch distribution line and it is worse than first suspected. this is happening at oak park boulevard and weller court. a spokesman says they have several crews working on t

later jacob will join us live from los angeles. we will talk to him at 7:13.tweeters predicted it though. >> you will talk to jacob. we will talk to sal. what is happening on the roads? >>> things are getting a little busier out there. traffic is looking pretty good on 280 northbound. you will see a little bit of slow traffic here and there. for the most part it is light. southbound 680 passing mission boulevard it looks good as well. look for possible red lights flashing or not looking at all. 5:57 let's go back to the dave and pam. >>> the very latest from san francisco where a pedestrian was hit and killed by a suspected drunk driver. what that driver did next in the terrifying situation. we'll go do the scene for the latest. >>> within the hour al qaeda just released a statement about osama bin laden. we'll tell you what they said. >>> good morning, we have a change today. and there it is. if you are puttering around the house it's the fog is back. how that will impact temperatures? we'll have that in two minutes. go! go! completing an atm deposit in recor

you jason's jacob senior editor for reason magazine and that is going to do it for now for more on the stories we cover go to our t.v. dot com slash usa check out our youtube channel it's youtube dot com slash r t america i apologize we will bring you more on the bhopal disaster in india and what is happening today and how those survivors do not feel like they have had justice and what this means for corporations american corporations and their power in the world we'll have more on that in our later show so be sure to tune in and in the meantime follow me on twitter at lauren mr and i'll see you right back here for more news and a half hour. with the low in. the free world about islam and nothing people are saying just speak she's older you know she says she's a star.

. >> the person going home tonight is -- >> jacob. >> there you see it, gospel singer jacob lusk had the least votes. that means durbin from california is still in the running. the winner will be wednesday the 26th. tomorrow you can hear about jacob lusk on where he goes from here. >>> late word of a shelter in place in pleasanthill. details after the break. >> we' >>> we have a developing story out of pleasant hill at this hour involving a natural gas leak. pg & e tells us the leak is in a four inch distribution line and it is worse than first suspected. this is happening at oak park boulevard and weller court. a spokesman says they have several crews working on the problem and they don't expect repairs to be complete. a shelter in place order is in place but officials say there is no need for evacuation. >>> and said that eight navy seals and one dog were involved in the osama bin laden's mission. >> reporter: dogs have been combat tools since ancient times. a trend that continues with the raid that killed osama bin laden. greg eddy is a canine officer for the california patrol who

jacob zuma will be looking to find a zig fied way, we're being told for moammar gadhafi to step asidelly a lot of the conversation that's being had here in tripoli. even amongst some of those within the inner circle is how can the leader step aside or step down or be found an alternate role that will allow him to save face. but still be in keeping with what the rebels want for there to be a cease-fire negotiation moving forward. zain? >> how long can gadhafi even hold out under all this bombardment? >> at the moment the sense is that the biggest threat to the libyan authority's ability to stay in power and to hold tripoli, is this issue of fuel. the sanctions are hitting fuel ships coming in. which probably sounds slightly strange. we all know that libya is a massive fuel producer. but what they do produce, because it's very high quality they refine for jet fuel, for the more expensive types of fuel. the cheaper fuel, benzene, petrol fuel, they actually import. that's what's hitting tripoli very hard. we're seeing petrol queues, but three lines deep. people telling us they're spending

larry jacobs reports. >> it was the strongest statement from the pakistani government since the raid that osama bin laden had help from inside the pakistani establishment. sunday a senior pakistani official told abc news elements of pakistanien tell inteligence probably rogue or retired were involved in aiding, abetting and sheltering the he hader of al-qaeda. they have no hard evidence for his assessment, but it is based on years of experience in the government. in an interview that aired sunday night, president obama pointed no fingers, but raised more suspicions about pakistan will. >> we think there had to be some sort of support for bin laden in pakistan. but we don't know who or what that support network was. we don't know whether there were people inside government, people outside of government and that is something that we have to investigate. >> about that raid that took out the leader of al-qaeda, he saw the death photos. >> it was him. >> and that despite the tension in the white house last sunday night -- >> as nervous i was about this whole process, the one thing i didn'

more on zuma's libya trip, the question is, what kind of influence could jacob zuma bring to this in terms of the african union when mr. gadhafi is often seen as the man who has, i guess, given a lot of donations to the african -- countries of the african union? what kind of unbiased position could the au really have? >> mr. gadhafi still remains a very powerful figure on this continent. as you said, he's bankrolled many of the governments here on the african continent. and, actually, mr. zuma's party, the african national congress has received a lot of support from mr. gadhafi in the past when they were fighting against apartheid in south africa they received support. mr. zuma personally has a relationship with mr. gadhafi. you remember in 2006 when he was facing controversial rape charges, he was of course acquitted of those charges, he turned to moammar gadhafi. it's going to be very interesting to see what mr. zuma achieves in libya. of course, many of those watching including the african union are hoping these long-term links between mr. zuma's party and gadhafi will end up with

jacob. >> oh well. 237-year-old jacob lusk received the fewest votes last night. there are four contestants left including santa cruz jay durbin. jacob lusk will be with us live in about 20 minutes on mornings on 2 talking to pam cook. >> exactly 7:13. stay tuned. watch that. >>> sal, how is traffic? >> things are doing okay pam and dave. traffic is okay on 237 where it's normally slow. at the toll plaza of the bay bridge it has turned light. let's go to steve. >>> sunshine but patchy fog is back. it will be a little cooler. much cooler by the coast. they got in on that yesterday. today 50s, 60s, and 70s coast. we'll have your weekend forecast coming up on mornings on 2. >> thank you, steve. also coming up on mornings on 2 it is going to be a very busy morning on an island in the middle of the san francisco bay. we will tell you why. >>> alsos local favorite prom sides -- also the local favorite provides a lot on american idol.

jacob zumas is planning to go to tripoli next month. mr. will meet with moammar gadhafi on monday. we have the details. >> reporter: it will be interesting to see what, if anything, the president of south africa, jacob zuma will be able to achieve in libya on monday. he was there in april and many argue he achieved absolutely nothing. now a lot has changed. the first thing is that moammar gadhafi now has an icc arrest warrant hanging over his head. so if the african union that mr. zuma will be representing during these talks with moammar gadhafi wants to negotiate some kind of exit strategy, it's going to be very, very difficult and very limited. gadhafi will want to know if he will be protected from prosecution and i don't think any of the african countries, 31 of them, who are signaturet tci signatory signatories. moammar gadhafi is kudz by the south african government of lying to them when they inquired about the whereabouts of photo journalists anton hamill. hamill disappeared in april and now the south african government has been told

robert jacobs there speaking from her she by japan now i will be back with a recap of the headlines after a short break. as my name is daniel smith this is julian assange we're here to make a short presentation of all the we can fix projects from the first day in the fourth of the day is to get information out about the real world. to him war on syria and on. the. secrecy because we're going to be a democracy. if i ever put in the source of this from danger he would hunt me down and kill him. this is exactly one of the reasons why we left the project because it has become a war of all of this all of the claims. then all the actual information. but thank you. the whole the people around the mole.

research associate professor of nuclear history and culture of the harassment peace institute dr jacobs many thanks for being with us now is radiation is high even beyond the zone how can it now be saved by letting people get closer. it's not safe this is a situation where they're letting the people go in one time in order to remove articles from their home typically a designated person in a family so that person will certainly have some exposure during that time it shouldn't be sufficient in a period of going in for a few hours and leaving to be very threatening to their health but the real threat is to the people who live in the contaminated areas outside of the exclusion zone and it's now clear there have been for two months now there have been measurements of high levels of radiation outside of the exclusion zone and as we've heard high levels present in the schools in the voluntary evacuation zone from twenty to thirty kilometers and just this week also radioactive sludge turned up in the sewage system of one of the nearby cities so in just a period of less than two months the grou

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he had a carpenter. >> reporter: jacobs has always known ogle and his service but recently learned heo served. >> they are actually william ogle's brother-in-laws. >> those we didn't know about. >> reporter: discoveries like those are being discovered over and over again at greenwood cemetery in brooklyn. cemetery historian jeff richmond is trying to figure out how many civil war veterans are here and more about who they are. >> these men sacrificed tremendously, some their lives and some losing limbs. some sacrificing their health and so the least we can do is to honor these men who so faithfully served their country. >> of the 4,600 civil war veterans discovered so far, majority fought with the union. 76 came from the south. there are 18 generals including two confederate generals, but there may still be more discoveries ahead. we think that there are at least several thousand more civil war veterans that we've not yettoid out here. >> it takes tedious research to find civil war veterans among hundreds of thousands of graves. many were unmarked, but now that their identities are kno

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so nothing question everything that's our motto at least that was jacob sullum senior editor for reason magazine now from surveillance cameras on every street corner to the patriot act provisions that allowed for warrantless wiretapping but continue to b.p. to be passed they're up for renewal again this month to the department of justice calling for laws requiring mobile phone providers to collect and store information about their customers has privacy gone out the window in the united states is the country moving more towards a permanent police permanent surveillance state joining me from more from boston massachusetts is aaron swartz founder and executive director of demand progress thanks so much for being with us air and the patriot act today there was a hearing on reauthorization this month that up for renewal the obama administration pushes for it says it's important for national security but not politically fit a real reversal from the obama administration but i mean this is a guy who during the campaign talked about how he wanted to repeal the bush administration. now once he's

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many are also questioning the legality of in-laws stats so we'll look into that issue with reasons jacob sullum them to death of all as leaders also raising questions about the u.s. relationship with pakistan as pakistan complicit are they incompetent and at the end of the day do we have no other option except for to be allies then julian a son speaks out and this time he's talking about facebook so could the popular site really be the most valuable tool intelligence agencies can use and more importantly what facebook ever agree to share user information with the government then the department of justice seems to have done a complete one eighty when it comes to mint medicinal marijuana reports are saying that the government sent letters to state employees who run state legal medical marijuana facilities threatening them with prosecution so we'll find out what this change means for the future of the industry and grab a cocktail because we're celebrating happy hour artie's lauren lyster and lucy confidential join me to hash out all the details especially about the white house's decision ag

. >> my name is jacob moody. i am the executive director for the foundation of community improvement. this is our 40th anniversary this year, and i want to provide our enthusiastic support for this project it is extremely important for our community, not just in terms of what will happen if the jobs that will be made possible as a result. i want to ask for your favorable support in moving it onto the board of supervisors. arc>> we looked at this projectd had extensive discussion. it was a terrific discussion, and what surprises me is the contrast between what is proposed and what exists. we would like a thoughtful design of everything, and if they are -- if there are any questions, that is not what happens. this is a great use of underutilized land. thanks. >> commissioners, i am the senior pastor of the church, and we are representing the tabernacle why operations. -- the tabernacle. this and who lays out the progressiveness and the impact the project will have, and when i look at projects like this, they will d

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jacob got booted off of the show. apparently didn't get enough votes. >> was he a big dog?booted off and you can see some tears last night. some people were afraid that perhaps lauren, thought she was going home but indeed it was jacob. he's heading home. >> heartbreak on "idol." >> do you agree with me about the omelet thing? >> i didn't see it. >> i want to hear from people. time waster? >> talking about nicolas cage in new orleans. his big kind of drunken incident. the new orleans d.a. is not going to press charges against nic cage. >> the mugshot. >> media reports were false, according to his lawyers. so no charges against nicolas cage. does anyone in hollywood get in trouble? mel, lindsay, nicolas? [ female announcer ] whether they're planned or not. months early or years late. every baby deserves to be swaddled in the comfort of our softest diaper ever. pampers swaddlers. our softest protection for every little miracle. you think i have allergies? you're sneezing. i'm allergic to you. doubtful, you love me. hey, you can't take allegra with fruit juice. what? yeah, it'

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for the boys, jacob top of the list followed by ethan, jaden and williams.tley is the fastest regulation name. social security administration compiles the list. >> still ahead, any plans this mother's day? >> one of the sexiest men alive. >> how you can catch >>> today at 4:00, last ever harpo hookup and lady gaga. then interactive website for california schools, how much funding is going to be cut from your school district. meet the unsung heroes being honored. >> you were talking about what to do on mother's day weekend. >> don sanchez has what's hot. ♪ >> movie star hugh jackmaybe is one man show on the stage at the curran theater. >> transformation of pacific heights mansion, it features the works of more than $2 interior designers. the world of wicked plants, intriguing stuff at conservatory of flowers at the golden gate park. ♪ >> musical theater classic, cats. national tour is at the orpheum theater. >> bay area's own ballet launches a spring season at yerba buena center of the arts. ♪ ♪ >> perfect mother's day weekend, manhattan transfer at yoshi's i

one more question about jacob zuma. that he would bring up the missing south african photographer missing in libya. did he do that? >> reporter: this is something that the south african stress press has been calling for. it has been an unfortunate situation. his family released a statement saying that those journalists with him when he was killed, what we were hearing here on the ground is that they were saying to us that we have never seen him, he was never in any kind of libyan detention but his family had been told that he had been taken away safely until they spoke to those journalists. so from the south african side, there was a lot of upset that zuma was coming here to even negotiate with colonel gadhafi any way. there was a real cooling of relations between the two countries which i'm sure hampered the ability to offer gadhafi a soft landing, brooke. >> i see. perhaps that's one of the reasons that there is not quite an announcement yet. we don't know. but perhaps. live in tripoli, nima, thank you. >>> here, hund

for the boys, jacob top of the list followed by ethan, jaden and williams.tley is the fastest regulation name. social security administration compiles the list. >> still ahead, any plans this mother's day? >> one of the sexiest men alive. >> how you can catch >> all new. >> ohhhh! >> oprah presents the last-ever harpo hook-ups. oprah: hello. the oh-so-cool johnny depp. fairy godmother, jessica simpson. create my oasis. marcy: ok, romantic garden? bree: oh, is there a castle nearby? marcy: no, but there's a charming farmhouse. bree: right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister. >>> today at 4:00, last ever harpo hookup and lady gaga. then interactive website for california schools, how much funding is going to be cut from your school district. meet the unsung heroes being honored. >> you were talking about what to do on mother's day weekend. >> don sanchez has what's hot. ♪ >> movie star hugh jackmaybe is one man show on the stage at the curran theater. >> transformation of pacific heights mansion, it features the

apparently isabella and jacob were number one on the list. so here are the girls names top five.ou do boys. top five girls isabella, sophia,emma oh leafa and abea. >> top boy names jacob which is one of the prime character at the end of the lost series. >> yes. >> eitheran michael jaden and william. and william i think is going to maintain it this year, too. >> i know. it's a popular name. >>> all right. happy mother's day to you moms. happy mother's day to your wife. >> yes. thank you. >> we will see you on monday. >> see you.

. >>> after 60 million votes, the person going home tonight is jacob.ra know, you are safe. >> and there were four. and what is next for the singer? he joins us today to talk about his time on the show and his plans for the future. >> reporter: think my impact is that i sang from a soulful place and from a place of love and hope. and i hope to give people that, i think people heard me and i hope that is what they got and there was a kid in the audience who had a sign and he drove a -- drew a picture of me. the image is something he can carry with him the rest of his life. >> and jacob said after going on the idol tour, he plans to put out an album. >>> wedding bells are ringing for sir paul mccartney. he's engaged to new york business woman nancy shevel, she's 51, he's 68, they have been dating since 2007, and this is his third marriage. he has five which were, bay the -- by the way. >>> the house where mccaulay culkin made revenge a billion- dollar industry is up for sale. "home alone" was filmed in this house north of chicago in 1989. it's in the mark

and it's been for a while is isabella followed by sophie and emma and for the boys, the top names jacobn and michael. >>> the social security administration puts that list out every year. and in case you're wondering, frank's going to love this your name came in at 302nd. >> it's kind of common. >> lawrence 458. >> me... 954. not very popular name. >> but you spell it differently. >> but the most popular miss popularity, elizabeth. her name comes in 12th. congratulations. >> can we get a we who? >> i wanted to be called libby in high school. our audio guy still calls me libby. >> libby came in 250th. >> what should we call you? libby, elizabeth? >> diva. [ laughter ] >> traffic diva. >> princess? traffic goddess? [ laughter ] >> elizabeth. >>> it is 5:26. to outsource or not? budget problems putting a crunch on airport security in san jose. >> the city's short term decision coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, san francisco. a place with natural beauty and a forward-thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century. today, we're investing in innovation

they used mannequin arms on the set of "jacob's patients." >> jimmy: right. comfortable, the director made everyone use fake arms, and i have to say, it made things pretty inconvenient. to say the least, really. >> look, you're totally overreacting. you may have used fake arms, but you couldn't tell they were fake arms. your arms looked totally real. >> jimmy: i respectfully disagree. they did not look real. actually, we're not fooling -- i have a clip. let's let the audience decide. ♪ [ scattered applause ] >> dr. flarnhoff, chip dinslynn is here for his physical. >> thank you, nurse. show him in. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey, dr. flarnhoff. how are you? >> hey. look at you chip, all grown up. you've been coming here to the flarnhoff clinic since you were just yeah high. and now you're yeah high! i hardly know where the time goes. now, why don't we have you take a seat and we'll get your physical started. >> jimmy: okay. >> i think i'll just start with the basics here. everything feel normal in the -- cranial/facial area? any complications with your eyes? your

annie jacob ken details a number of top secret weapons tests.ut she concludes they were not the reason for the secrecy. instead, it was something else. >> one of them tells me something that completely stuns me and causes my jaw to drop. everything that the myth of roswell is has an element of truth. and then he tells me he can't tell me more. >> reporter: he says her source told her the flying saucer came from russia, not outer space. and inside were not little green men, but horribly disfigured children. >> they were about 13 years old. and they had been manipulated surgically or genetically to appear as if they were aliens. >> reporter: after world war ii, she writes, josef stalin employed a doctor to create alien look alikes out of humans. he then placed them in a round hover and fly aircraft and sent them to america, hoping to set off a kind of mass panic that came after the war of the words radio scare. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is the most terrifying thing i've ever witnessed. >> reporter: and what was the basis for his story? had he

joining me now, retired army colonel and military analyst, jack jacobs.you. >> good morning, alex. >> let's talk about what we know, osama bin laden was living in this compound right next to pakistan's version of west point for some three years or so, maybe up to five years. >> i think the place was put together in '05. i think he's been there at least six years, five or six. >> giving even more credence to this question. do you believe people in the area, intelligence, military officers, did they know osama bin laden was in that compound? >> oh, sure. and any statements to the contrary have got to be baloney. you can't be next to the biggest compound in the area, except for the military, and not know that it was there. especially since it had no connections electronic connections to the outside world. burned their trash and all. >> couldn't that have kept the identity of osama bin laden a secret? >> certainly somebody was living there who didn't want to be known. the conclusion was very, very easy that it was bin laden. furthermore, there's very little d

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jacob and isabella are the most popular according to the social security administration. they are the names of the werewolf and the love struck teen in the movie. the following are sew fee that, emma and olivia. for boys, ethan, michael and jayden. get ready for boys names, "thor." this year's box office is still trailing 2010 by 16%. despite "fast five" revving up the opening weekend with $86 million in the debut, it's expected to bring in another $38 million this weekend. "thor," the superhero flick will probably fall short of "fast five." still expected to bring in $69 million. the kate hudson movie, expected to earn $12.5 million this weekend as well. >>> siezures, surgeries and kst. setbacks. informatn about bryan stow's condition. keeping hope alive despiterm le than encouraging news. choices: some are minor; others life-changing. but what if your small choices matter the most, like, the stairs or the elevator? baked or fried? what if these small choices determine if you'll be the 1 out of eveomen who'll die of heart disease this year? these choices might not seem l

pastor jacob of cal vry bible church say people are e-mailing him worried that the end of the world is coming may 21. >> what we are trying to do is be here for the people listening to harold and have bought into his message. >> reporter: the doomsday message is on the radio talk show. >> billions of people will be dying. >> the judgment countdown is seen on billboards. he told us his message is clear. it is going to happen. so, i don't entertain questions when they say what are you going to do if it doesn't happen. >> reporter: on his radio show, he wasn't getting a lot of support. >> you made predictions dating back to 1978. >> excuse me, excuse me, it's not true at all. >> it's not going to happen. >> excuse me. >> christians believe the ends of the world is coming, but not may 21st. >> it's science fiction. it's a cruel deception leading people away from the truth and destroying lives. a lot of people are going to despair when they realize they have been had. >> for those troubled by it all, he's available to provide counseling for those. >> matthew 4: 26, only god knows when the e

that is according to south african president jacob zuma who met with qaddafi yesterday.eanwhile a rebel leader says an offensive against qaddafi will be launched soon. >>> good morning, we have a lot of clouds in our skies. yes, the showers have made a return. you can see most of that located in the north bay. these are mainly just light showers but if you caught in one of these on the 101, wet into santa rosa. these will continue throughout the day and spread south. prepare for rain. keep the umbrella with you, a light rain jacket, as we're expected showers through the week. your system dropping on in, not a real strong system but enough to bring showers and a lot of clouds behind it. we'll see more scattered showers on the back side of the system. so out the door, mostly cloudy, temperatures mild, 40s and 50s. scattered showers into the afternoon and clouds. we'll see a couple of sunny breaks in between but chance of wandering showers moving on by a real possibility. temperatures now 55 in san francisco. 54 and wet in napa. if you plan on traveling around the state, sh

paulie, david, sarah, jacob bear arett, kenneth, angelo, monique washington, and melissa mcdermott. >> good morning, supervisors. my name is janine. i'm co-founder upof san francisco's solar install a. we all work full time for the company. we have grown from about four to five employees to 20 since go solar started. of that, six jobs are for my colleagues that came to us through work-force development. we hired our first workforce development person in august of 2008. we have hired a total of seven and one individual has left us. it a third of our workforce is go solar sf, young community developers and the san francisco conservation corps. i'm going to talk to supervisor wiener's specific issue and i also want to talk about the concept of the companies getting the money. the money goes to san francisc ans that put solar on their homes. we reduced the amount that the homeowner or the organization has to pay to put solar up. that means that we carry that incentive. this allows for low income people in san francisco to get access to solar, which has transformed who gets solar in san fr