reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, jade. >>> and once again, we want to just summarize what the oakland police officer -- information officer told us, they've core denned off the area -- cordoned off the area, the s.w.a.t. team is there. they are prioritizing by evacuating anyone inside. taking care of the injured and locating the gunman. at this point, it's unknown whether he's inside the building or if he fled the scene before police arrived. but they believe it's likely he's still in the area. it's still a very tense situation and they want to try to find this person and bring him into custody. they've released a description of their suspect, an asian male, heavy build with khaki pants, located in the 700 block of edgewater drive. you can see the map where it's located. not far from hegenberger and doolittle. very close to the oakland airport. this shooting happened at oikos university at 7550 edgewater in oakland. the website said it's an independent institution set up to provide the highest level of edu

these four jades with human figures were the central pieces of the jade collar that he wore when he was placed on the slabs in the center of the tomb. there are also pieces that represent ear flares or ear rings actually that the individual wore. the men wore earrings in maya society, too. and the way this worked was that this flowery part went on the outside and the spool and the counterweight came in through the back and this held them in place. and also it allowed a little bit of balance. if you just had the heavy jade on the front, the guy would have been falling over. this is very elaborate jewelry and is also an indication of the status and wealth of this person because jade itself is harder than steel, yet the maya had no metal tools. so each one of these represents literally hundreds if not thousands of man-hours of patiently carving away at this basically with just sand and water. so, this is quite an assemblage of wealth in a single spot and he went into the other world very well dressed for the occasion. keach: as cultures evolve in complexity, finer distinctions are made abo

reporting live, jade hernandez. >> from jade there outside we go to chief meteorologist bill martin he's been tracking this warming trend and joins us now with where temperatures stand right now. >> throughout the state it's pretty warm. i put in the isotherms. look that the almost 90 degrees out toward sacramento. we'll come into the bay area proper, lots of numbers popping up. let's get rid of the buoys there. that's taking up a little bit of space. it's 83 right now in san jose. 86degrees toward redwood city and out toward mountain view. 75 in oakland at the airport. and 74 in san francisco at the airport. some more temperatures take a look at this. big touchtures ture -- temperatures up in the area. it is definitely well above average for this time of year and temperatures are going to be warmer as we go into the bay area weekend. when i come back we'll get specific. i'll go right to your city. we'll look at your forecast high for tomorrow. tomorrow will be the warmest day of the weekend. there's going to be wind shifts which could change the way you do business on sunday. i'll see y

even if they're jaded, should the union have a role in selecting bud selig's successor? >> absolutely not. one of the i think positive things that i've seen in baseball since 1988 is a recognition by everybody that the commissioner of baseball is the top representative of the owners. there was a time when the commissioner was viewed as being a representative of the fans, a representative of the game or the institution and i'm not saying that bud selig and people in the commissioner's office don't think about the game and institution and fans just like players do but as i said in my main remark, directing is an add ser -- adversarial process. we'll wait with interest in 20, 30 years ago when bud actually steps down but weep should have no role in finding his successor. >> should financially strapped cities be subsidizing stadiums for millionaire owners. >> i have to decide whether to answer that one as the head of the baseball players association or as a citizen in the th country. i'll answer as the head of the baseball players association. anybody in any industry wants t

jade hernandez. >>> more details now on the race known as the clippers. it started last year in the united kingdom. it consists of eight legs. it is supposed to resume in two weeks with the come -- competitors going through the panama canal into new york. the last leg will take them into the united kingdom in july. >>> an advisory go take us through the morning. the strong currents and waves kept most people out of the water. >> reporter: mavericks needed to special events for the crews filming the big waves today. >> they are pretty can -- pretty consistent, 35 to 40- foot waves. >> reporter: cameras over the water and in the rocks for the new movie mavericks, the surf was too big for beginners. >> some of the areas are probably too dangerous for anybody to go out just because of the -- not just the size but the condition in the water. >> reporter: families also kept their kids out of the water. the sand was the preferred playground. >> we want ebb to go home safely -- we want everybody to go home safely. we're making sure we choose the right activity fo

reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details on the warehouse. we know they had one surveillance camera plus equipment inside. the operators were heavily armed. 6 guns were found and they found body armor and armored masks. >>> family survived a home invasion this afternoon. happened about 3:30 this afternoon in a mobile home park in pittsburg. they were home with their father with armed men stormed into. they robbed the family and pistol whipped the father. >> there is six guys with guns and my dad is on the porch banging on the door and i hear my brother shoveling around, where is the money. >> the robbers took their cell phones and ran off. the family has no idea why they were targeted. the father was taken to the hospital. the deadly yacht accident near the farallon island prompted the coast guard to cancel all races. an investigation by police found no negligence on the crew of the low speed chase. the coast guard is prohibiting anymore races till another investigation is completed. it will effect some races for this weekend and our coverage

jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> california state university started casting ballots on whether to initiate two dal rolling strikes -- two day rolling strikes. teachers are angry about budget cuts. voting will continue all week. if the passes they could strike at all 23 camps in the summer. >>> san jose shark fans are gearing up for the playoffs tonight. a rally got underway, the game against the blues start at 7:00 tonight. the sharks and the blues are tied with one win apiece. coming up, ktvu's fred inglis will join us live in san jose for a preview of the game. >>> the u.s. coast guard released its plans to handle the crowds during the america's cup. >> david stevenson is live in san francisco with the changes that will be felt. david? >> reporter: as america's cup draws closer many folks are getting blown out of the water. >> the coast guard has to get them aware that we are out there. >> reporter: he hopes to share the shore and the surf with the big boats. the first race starts in august and the coast guard released a impact report. the green area in the map shows space se

ktvu's jade hernandez has been following him all day and joins us from berkeley. >> reporter: we have learned that the event scheduled has been moved to memorial glade it is a bigger outdoor area. earlier it was hard to miss signs and bumper stickers like these everywhere in san francisco. >> reporter: i asked ron paul why he feels he doesn't get a fair shake in the media. >> count how many people that come to our rallies and report it. >> reporter: 7,000 in attendance yesterday. >> we are awaiting the total number of delegates. >> reporter: the fundraiser garnered long lines inside. why supporters continue to look ahead. >> if for whatever reason this comes down to a delegate count, he won't be standing. no way around that. at the same time, you want to have a voice at the convention and make your arguments -- >> the problem with ron paul, people don't know what he stands for. >> don't consider him republican. >> even if he is doing poorly, i wouldn't support the other candidates. what is the point of supporting someone who doesn't believe what you believe? >> they don't talk about h

. >> reporter: the swimming pool and floors are made of jade tiles.n korean culture, jade is used to bring calm and balance to the body. like spas in korea, they have multiple hot and cold saunas. there's seven. each has lines lined with natural elements like gold, charcoal, and salt, with temperatures ranging from 120 to 140 degrees. the ice room is much cooler. owners say it's the largest of its kind in georgia. the jeju spa just outside of atlanta, i love coming here to relax. >>> tulsa police are sorting through some disturbing facebook entries. a racist rant was found on a page belonging to a suspect in friday's deadly shooting spree. more ahead. see life in the best light. outdoors, or in. transitions® lenses automatically filter just the right amount of light. so you see everything the way it's meant to be seen. maybe even a little better. experience life well lit, ask for transitions adaptive lenses. receiving a transitions lenses certificate of authenticity is your only guarantee that you're getting the world's #1 recommended photochromic len

reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news.f you would like to find out more about the current rescue mission, click on ktvu.com. >>> advertisers are increasing using facial recognition technology as a way to better target their customers and while it might be a revolutionary new fool for marketing others are raising privacy concerns. meadowland housley takes a closer look. >> a simple expression to the color your eyes, your face sets you apart and now that uniqueness is tapped by impact it recognition technology to taylor ads directly to you. >> every time we have shown it to retailers and brands, the comment is wow, i wouldn't even imagine this was possible and it's ready to go and production worthy and ready to be bought today. >> reporter: intel is one company that developed digital advertising displays that registers someone's age, gender and even the distance of their eyes. >> you will see more targeted content and more benefits in terms of being able to send direct to my cell phone information about coupon or what comes

voters themselves could be jaded by alternatives to obama. and the riots and protests break out across spain as the government announces massive new cuts on paralleled since the dictatorship of general franco. up that start he's exclusive interview with a man credited with orchestrating the downfall of the khadafi regime former n.t.s.b. later. stay with us. but on the sidelines of the brussels forum we're sitting down with mahmoud jibril now he was heading the economic and development plotting body in libya at the time of the rule of colonel moammar gadhafi and who may or lead in the uprising against the regime the interim prime minister of the national transitional council for about seven and a half months i thank you very much mr shapiro for joining us today and the first question that we'd like to ask at this point today is the civil war really over in libya and who is in control at the moment well let us first correct so there was not somebody order in libya there was resistance against a dictatorship but we can say that good through poll

reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> radiation from the spilled japan nuclear plant from the earthquake made it to the california coast. a month after the disaster scientists found kelp that was contaminated with isotopes. it was found from santa cruz to orange county. it had no known effected and it is now all gone. >>> police say a computer store was targeted in a robbery. a truck rammed into the store. investigators believe there were several people inside the truck. one of them ran inside the store, grabbed four computers computers and took off running. police arrested one of the suspects. >>> mike wallace has died. he started in 1951 and known for his stories on 60 minutes. he interviewed everyone. gaining a reputation for blunt questions. mike wallace once asked richard nixon if he felt a lack of charisma was a draw back in politics. >> charisma, no one suggests you have a good deal of it. have you given no thought oo this campaigning -- to this aspect of campaigning? >> when it connotes the idea of contriving. >> mike wallace died yesterday in a care facility

ktvu's jade hernandez is live in oakland in front of a warehouse police are calling a distribution center. >> reporter: there have been two break ins since the first raid and there are two suspects sitting in the back of the car. we watched several men come in and out of this warehouse right here. the fence has been patched up. that is when one of the men who came back said he was the one who called police today. >> reporter: he held his hands up high. last night police arrested him, tonight he came back to find a man stealing copper piping. >> i went to get my clothing. we go inside and there is people running out of the building. >> reporter: he says this warehouse is a grow operation for medical marijuana. but according to police is a sophisticated operation, they confiscated 2500 plants, $40,000 in cash and weapons. >> and the risk was high enough that we initiated a s.w.a.t. call out. we were concerned because of information we had in terms of the weapons that was inside the building. >> reporter: doors were strength respond goods protected -- and goods protected. police indicated it

ktvu's jade hernandez talked with officials today and joins us live in oakland. >> reporter: 45 minutes ago the president confirmed to us the nusing students will not return to this school even though classes will resume. this is the president, he was the only one here today and he plans to speak to the media tuesday. the fremont's unitek college will accept the nursing students. three weeks since the gunman opened fire and killed 7 people here. we found a memorial up and accepting donations. one condolence message from spain. by phone we caught up with a dean and counselor. >> we [ inaudible audio ] >> reporter: in a few hours we have been here a few cars have driven through. some are wondering what the future holds for the school. we will have more on that at 10:00. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new at 5:00 a boating accident in the east bay left a boat full of people stranded after 9:30 a.m. this morning. the marine parole received a call and there were people injured. they launched a rescue mission to the boat. when they arrived one person had a minor head injury. >> we w

ktvu's jade hernandez caught up with the first boats returning to fishermen's wharf and joins us liveh a report. >> that is right the fun and first day of salmon season is the hunt and no one knows where the salmon will be. ktvu was the only one who caught the whacky jackie arriving back at the pier. >> it was wonderful. i was so happy. >> reporter: 40 years experience hasn't dampened the captain equals enthusiasm. >> they hit and run. they are feeding on krill. >> reporter: let's than 40,000 salmon returned the bay and predictions pushed that number in the hundreds of thousands. commercial fisherman frank lee won't take his boat out until may. >> it's been tough for everybody. fish fires, fishermen, the public, prices are high. >> reporter: the vons in fishermens wharf have tried to ignore the sticker shock. >> my girls love it. >> we eat salmon quite a bit and i'm glad it's coming back. >> reporter: fishermen disembarking from the whacky jackie indicated the size of this year's salmon. >> the quality of the fish were unusual. the number of fish for opening- day was unusual. >> i can

ktvu's jade hernandez is here now and tells us there is a new development involving the killer. he is now in the hospital. >> reporter: we rushed over here tee the jail this afternoon -- to the jail this afternoon after learning the gunman has been moved to the infirmary since refusing to eat. that is three weeks. this comes on the same day classes resume for the first time since the tragedy. [ music playing ] >> reporter: they continue their musical memorial for oikos university students. it has been three weeks since the gunman killed 7. >> they started today. 15 other students resumed study elsewhere. >> students are traumatized. >> reporter: the school is working out a contract to lease space for the students. >> keith: i got a couple faculty that feel they can't come back. >> reporter: only 17 students returned in addition to the instructor. 5 students could not. >> it is hard. i wish everybody the best. >> they are doing well. >> our goal is, we will prevail and we will continue. >> reporter: students left school not wanting to stop. at the jail, the gunman, one goh ko has

ktvu's jade hernandez begins our san francisco coverage from pacifica. >> reporter: a few hours ago in pacifica, the waves became an attraction. >> the waves are pretty good, so brought the family down here. >> reporter: the best part about huge waves. >> you can get wet. >> reporter: minutes later the strong winds and rains forced these two back to safety. the rain are others further north work and we warmed the harain county public works crew move it off the panoramic highway and clean it off so the shovels could come out. cries worked to clear this mudslide located three miles from stinson beach from the pantoll campground around 4:00 this evening. >> they said good chance because the water is still come down from the hillside that more of that loose shale will fall. >> reporter: crews shutdown the road after 1:00 this afternoon. >> when the ground gets saturated, which it did many last ten days or so, what happens is we have to come out and do patrols at all-times, especially during the wind. if you mix wind and water, look at what happens. >> reporter: across the bay area, the wet

ktvu's jade hernandez talked with the principal at berkeley high school. >> reporter: it is the way that0 students tried to get away with it that earned them suspension and more. >> reporter: playing hooky isn't a new violation but they put a new spin on it. >> there was technology involved makes like it seem like it sanew problem. >> reporter: pasquale scuderi said it is not a new problem. that is -- in this office he discovered a cover up in december. >> we noticed something was weird. then we looked into it more and more. as we teased it out, a string led to other strings. >> reporter: discrepancies dated back to last october. >> how could you get the codes to do that. >> i don't know how they did it. it was shocking. >> reporter: administrators say it was more stealing than hacking with pass codes used to gain access. 32 high schoolers have been suspended. >> there has been a big crack down. >> reporter: past absences cost the school $100,000 a month. police have been contacted. word has gotten around now. >>> the principal says 50 students will be implicated. in berkeley, jade herna

ktvu's jade hernandez is live. you got an eerie description of what happened inside when the shooting started from a relative. >> reporter: we spoke to a brother whose sister was shot and brought here. she told him the gunman gave orders and opened if i were when he was ignored. we watched as they rolled him thine emergency room. she was conscious and alert. >> doing good. doing okay. there is a couple other people injured. >> reporter: she was shot in the arm. >> her friend was shot and another guy got shot. >> reporter: he shared this picture. she called her brother immediately after being shot. she told him the man dropped out of class three months before but was in the class today. >> he grabbed the lady and said everybody get against the board and nobody did he startedshooting and they scattered -- started shooting and they scattered. >> reporter: 5 victims were brought here. >> we did a quick triage for external situation, got folks mobilized, and we had what we needed. >> reporter: they are relieved she will

in oakland, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and at 10:30 tonight, a bay area home riddled by gunfire hear from the shaken homeowner who was inside when it happened. >>> if a speech today by joe biden is any indication the campaign is going to be a real battle. biden spoke to students at new york university law school attacking presidential nominee mitt romney. biden says romney has a profound misunderstanding of the responsibilities of the president. >> here's what he said. i want to quote him exactly -- and i quote -- if we want someone who has a lot of experience in foreign policy, we can simply go to the state department. >> biden also said a bumper stick with obama's four years in office can read, osama bin laden is dead and general motors is alive. >> reporter: a report by the kaiser family foundation says consumers and businesses should receive an estimated $1.3 billion in rebates from insurance companies this year. the obama health care law requires insurance companies to spend a minimum portion of consumers premium on medical care. if insurancers don't immediate what

in oakland, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and at 10:30 tonight, a bay area home riddled by gunfire hear from the shaken homeowner who was inside when it happened. >>> if a speech today by joe biden is any indication the campaign is going to be a real battle. biden spoke to students at new york university law school attacking presidential nominee mitt romney. biden says romney has a profound misunderstanding of the responsibilities of the president. >> here's what he said. i want to quote him exactly -- and i quote -- if we want someone who has a lot of experience in foreign policy, we can simply go to the state department. >> biden also said a bumper stick with obama's four years in office can read, osama bin laden is dead and general motors is alive. >> reporter: a report by the kaiser family foundation says consumers and businesses should receive an estimated $1.3 billion in rebates from insurance companies this year. the obama health care law requires insurance companies to spend a minimum portion of consumers premium on medical care. if insurancers don't immediate what

. >>> it's hard to dazzle jaded new yorkers but it happened today in the sky. and this is what did it, the shuttle is headed to the floating museum on the aircraft carrier intrepid. the enterprise was welcomed today by mr. spock. with the greeting live long and prosper. >> it's a cool thing to see when you go to new york from now on. >> yeah. >>> danger at the drive thru, coming up. >> a mcdonalds drive through goes up in flames, what caused that explosion. >> how a woman ended up with a screw in her throat and the doctors advise to get it out. >>> more april showers headed our way. i'm bob turk, i'll have the complete forewarning forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ [ man ] when i went to get my first new car, my dad said to get a subaru because they last. ♪ he drives a legacy, but i'm nothing like him. i got the new impreza. maybe i should have picked a different color... [ male announcer ] the all-new subaru impreza. experience love that lasts. ♪ >>> it is clear and 48 degrees in federal maryland right now. -- in central maryland right now. a propane tank

others bought a jade bracelet and paid between 2,000s skpdz $15,000 for it. police say it's worth about so. >> and california job recovery suffered a set back. the city economic development department says the rate rose to 11% in march, up a ternth of a percent. and there is 20,000 more people looking for work in march. >> a san francisco restaurant. it's last call for gordon birsch will close next week after running into lease problem autos i'm devastated. i've been there eight years. i love my jobs and co-workers. i love the beer there and community there. but rent is going up. there is nothing they can do. you know? and we're a corporation now. people only pay so much for food and beer. >> apparently rent being raised from 65,000ses today $80,000 a month. management says they're looking for another spot nearly. >> today is national day of silence. a student-led event bringing atension to antigay bullying in schools. how one school celebrated this day. >> this started 17 years ago. every state in the nation participates to bring attention to this problem. t

>> i think young people are more jaded than they used to be. . maybe that is a good thing. athletes and celebrities are covered in a way that they were not when i was a kid. it would be impossible, i think, whoever your hero is to see them as the larger than life figure we might have seen when we were kids. baseball is as popular as it has ever been as shown by attendance and ratings and the people following the game. it is extremely popular by today's youth. i think they understand the beauty and power of the game and the incredible talent to players playing it. >> should the union have a role in selecting bud selig's successor? >> absolutely not. one of the positive things that i have seen in baseball since 1988 is a recognition by everybody that the commissioner of baseball is the top representative of the owners. there was a time when the commissioner was viewed as being representative of the fans, a representative of the game or the institution. i am not saying they do not think about the game and the institution or fans like players do. like i said in my remarks, it i

. -- jade green, city grids, the last bite of an ice cream cone. these are all my names. i savor these words on the tip of my tongue. a book of lives lived in my right hand. i caught your pen in the other. all the rivers flower into the sea. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> next up is -- next up is marcela ortiz. >> ok. this is the first time i'm reading in front of people. ok. all right. this is a poem to my mom. you're nothing but a group of coffee klatching women. 19 years and the only image that i can think of what i hearl my mother's voice is rosie the riveter with her hand balled up in a fist and her hand underneath her face. coffee klatching women? a bunch of old grandmothers who sit in sewing sirgles and talk about the best blueberry circles. we banned my mother from the kitchenen -- because of an incident where she had burnt water the the only person who cooked was my father. please keep your peace, mom. yes, my mother say woman but coffee klatching? the term was worse than nails on the chalk board. oh, yes, a coffee klatching woman who has raised three childr

the aborted under selected a jade dinkins said illinois a and rejected as that goes 6 for 188 lb. wide receiver and did catch 90 passes for nearly 1,300 yds last season snow will see there were no last-minute surprises at the top is that angela with the no. 1 pick he becomes the first topic at stanford since john l. in 1983 that were doubly well. did we did all the reds 5 to 3 heading into the ninth inning by the end of the gun made sure everybody will enjoy the flight back to san fran and gentle and 65 and the vote warriors started this was this same price no partner over for the spurs for the death of former 34 points and focuses the spurs went 1 1/7 to 11 in the playoffs came seven in florida the devils beat the panthers in double overtime to advance to the second round were not going to get much rest as they get ready for a second round after a double overtimes. >>> the 49ers have a wide receivers and above the gulf recall briefly the tide in the stamford the we love improvements of that thing was there a week is. also thought they go for defensive linemen but that did not nee

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jade hernandez. >>> you can share your photos of the warm weekend with us just e-mail photos to ktvu.com or post them directly to our facebook page. >>> sailors honored those lost in a racing incident. a time honored traditional is about to take place. patti lee has the story. >> reporter: that's right the corinthian yacht club's race. you see that buoy with the black wrap around it, that is to honor the crew lost. some of these sailboats are starting to circle the starting line. before that gun goes off to signal the start there's going to be a moment of silence here on the water at yacht club's around the bay and as far as new zealand. >> reporter: dozens of crews prepare for a night of friendly competition on the water -lt - - water. this event a warm up for the official start of the summer racing season. but what is generally a light hearted, everyone rambunctious affair now has a dark under tone. >> the crews are looking for some way to come together and honor the people that have been lost. >> reporter: lynch is racing with a crew that usually included keegan. >> it's a void that y

generals have for a long time enjoy the wealth of these border areas which are rich in timber, gold, jade. if they are at odds with the present, this could slow down both reform and a solution to the ethnic conflict. the mainly christians say that they don't want independence, they want equal treatment. their political party was excluded from the elections in 2010 and the government has postponed by-elections in the state, blaming security problems. >> what they want is equal rights. if they were to offer genuine democratic union, this conflict could be solved. >> ongoing peace talks between this group and the burmese government taking place in china. the border runs through the main town here and china is weary of the ongoing war on its doorstep. there has been a failure to make an agreement. why? >> to get an agreement, the government is being asked to withdraw their troops. politically, the government is making advances towards democracy and this has concluded the -- and they have included the opposition, on some sunday. there will be no progress 40 asking people. -- the government is

that their hearts are in this, but i also see a lot of teacher ts who don't care, who have become jaded takes a very special person, however, you must be present in every day. daily you must ask to be in meetings, be in classrooms. you have to play an active role with your child. all parents should be involved, a mother -- >> should they be paid more so we attract more who have all of those special characteristics you're talking about? >> absolutely. what's happening is budget crises. they're hiring people that are not qualified that maybe have internet training. you need certified, qualified, seasoned specialists in the las ro classrooms with the kids. they're getting paid minimum wage. the aides are in the classroom a lot of time for the paycheck, but you need to have qualified aides in the classroom to make sure these things don't happen so that children are treated correctly. across school districts all over the country. budget cuts are playing a huge, huge role in this. >> thanks, georgia na. we did receive a statement from the cherry hill teacher accused by the father of being pre

ivory, jade, silks from every place around the planet where michigan state university trains security forces. i will not go into the politics of some of those countries where he helped train security. well, he was holding forth and a very entertaining gentleman. i finally had to ask the question that had been burning in my mind. 22-year-olds lack a lot of sense. so i had to ask, dr. turner -- he's doctor turner now to me -- you know the body guards you trained for president deun? they killed him. my roommate, wes, my partner wes was falling into the floor at that point. ralph just gave him a look and said, well, those people do the damnedest things. on the drive home that evening, wes was unusually quiet until we pulled into the driveway of our house. he looked at me and said, ken -- i was like, yeah? i'm one of those people that can make us disappear. so, that is my 1960s story. there are a number of mythologies about the 1960s. i would say mainly because of the power, the images of protest, and indeed these images of berkeley 1964, students marching for free speech, the anti war pro

jade? >> a few weeks ago the odds were stacked against this sea lion with the alcatraz connection.to the marine mammal center, there's hope. >> reporter: this photo taken after rescuers picked him up showed how sickly he appeared. he's half the size he should be at a little over a year old, mustering strength to crawl up on a heating pad. >> he was malnourished. very weak. >> reporter: al turned a corner. >> he's doing wonderful. he's eating fish on his own which is great. he's gained about four kilograms in weight. >> reporter: pupping season often keeps the center here busy. ben ruben gets to ask questions. >> i'm trying to figure out what the noise is. >> reporter: for the record, ben, it's normal jabber between elephant seals. right now, 64 of these pups are recovering here. it's about 2:30 and it's the second feeding of the day. the whole goal is to get these little guys to gain weight. many of them are found on a beach much like this one, each starving, keeping the seal close to shore instead of out there fishing. at that point, one of the biggest dangers can be human interve

strong message to his rivals the red bull driver was fighting alongside local film starts early in jade and gave a driving lesson in return so now that one will know how to pack a punch if anyone dares to spoil this race again and last month the malaysian grand prix the twenty four year old called one of the back markers and it is after a battle which it is tired trying to lock in and finished in a lowly eleventh's. we're going to go and world number one luke donald has started poorly at the heritage tournament in south carolina after hitting a four over par seventy five to finish the first day shots off the lead but in the meantime there's a three way tie at the top of the leader board chad campbell see it a four under par sixty seven along with fellow americans colts nost and bone taylor and hit this one and look it up and it's going to be good for the college but if you like to shop like to see the next one from tyler you sent his ball all the way into the car just over one hundred yards i know we've all done all this talk to keep his number one line. now into the n.b.a. and the scie

message to his rivals the red bull driver was confident fighting alongside local film star selena jade and gave a driving lesson in return so now vettel know how to pack a punch if anyone dares to spoil his race again at last month's malaysian grand prix the twenty four year old called one of the back markers and idiots after the country is tired trying to lap and finish in a lowly eleven it's a place. moving on to golf now and world number one live donald has started poorly at the heritage tournament in south carolina after hitting a four overpass seventy five to finish the first day eight shots off the leaves well donald needs to finish in the top eight to keep his number one ranking in the meantime there's a three way tie at the top of the leaderboard chad can see here hit a four under par sixty seven along with well and arrogance called not going to want taylor and this one right up to the pin its final birdie on the fifteenth hole but if you liked that shot right to see this one from tyler he sent his ball all the way into the cup just over one hundred yards his final hole. right

reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu news. >>> and three marines arrived back home today after a year- long deployment overseas. a patriot guard was there at san francisco to welcome home christopher nuncio, dan bontano, and sergeant adam bledsoe, the three are home after a year in afghanistan. >> it is fantastic being home with my family, a year is a long time being separated. but it is all worth it. my family supports me in everything i do. i love them very much. >> one of the marines, sergeant bledsoe, made it home for their anniversary, which his wife said made her very happy. >>> and searching for the possible victims of yesterday's fighter jet crash in virginia beach. police and fire crews broke through doors in the apartment complex, looking for anybody inside, fire officials said today they have accounted for everybody, and it doesn't appear there were any deaths. meanwhile, the navy praised civilians who rushed to the scene to help the pilots who ejected and helped to put the fire out. >>> and a modesto teen who made national headlines when she moved in with her former high s

now if you're jaded by world news a new program on our website could be for you tim kirby looks to explain why you should care with an offbeat take on current affairs only on r.t. dot com. good leverage or cheer mccurry was need to build a huge most sophisticated radios which on repeat leave those interviews with doing about anything to change mission to teach creation and why you should care about humans and. this is why you should care only. time now to check the markets business school and marina so crude seems to be the hot spot on the market right now why is that. yes that's right that's because oil prices are basically going to higher supported by a rise in stock markets as well as we can the gains are limited because a report came out showing that us are on the rise now let's take a look at the latest figures basically what we had was that you as crude and mentors rose sharply last week and that's as the rest of production reached a thirty year high this same time imports were on the way down and that's according of course the american petroleum institute so we had a mix of data and

now if you're jaded by world news a new program on our website could be for you tim kirby looks to explain why you should care with an offbeat take on the current affairs only on our team dot com. present. good luck or a tour. was. most sophisticated. those interviews with jordan sound anything change mission to teach creation and why you should care about humans. this is why you should care only. now time to check the markets with the r.t. business desk marina wall street is the only one trading right now how's the session going hi karen well it's going pretty well and in fact that's the case with all of the markets that we've seen across the board it's been a positive trade in session now when it comes to u.s. investors are feeling positive after the results of cooperate sickly the aluminum producer posted on expected their profit in the first quarter and that made a lot of investors really happy as you can see both the dow and then eyes that are out over a half a percent although there minimizing earlier gains a slightly now if we move on and take a look at oil prices they are heading h

there are side thousand them options in the bid inside the walls of the also and the thing may have jaded fifty clone trucks in the latest week what those markets they did more it's need is that there are players out there ready to do so and so is but only on the basis of some hits calling in that there has to be the end of their side of the trade gives them an advantage to do that size so the size markets move around a lot but they are opportunistic in the way that only a war network sees all of them or it's the same. can understand ok if i were describing their name the price the current price they might be trading a relatively low volume but on either side of the price you might see these monster on earth that get triggered when a price direction either an either direction but the transparency of these markets is such that really the there's only an insider group that knows where these monster orders are setting and they also have the wherewithal to trigger these monsters orders in their favor and additionally to get. back to the subject of class crashes and algorithmic trading and hig

well jade goody for you you know first let me state something without any anti americanism limits countries like like russia. shut down the opposition i know asked against their own i know what you mean and i think isn't this the guy who when he made the woof bush said he meant better i looked into putin's eyes and i knew i can trust in god but this is just that it would know what i'm saying is that look a little stupid things that bush didn't so yeah i've got it i thought it was a good yeah ok let me go so listen i'm unfortunately you know you like him very much and you hear me calling you nice you know that communistic like to blather. the through a position to them democracy you must know these companies like to call everyone who opposes them fashions if you did a modest democratic process comfortable with i'm afraid that you used to go to communist in a slightly similar way who ever used a little bit of critical or american consent to stop the spent he's a common it's kind of girl you got me to call the police they're only not referring you know everybody into iraq obama yet was in one

candidates anti-rational rand says an outdated hollywood the shape of american voters themselves could be jaded by alternatives to obama. anti austerity riots and protests a break out across spain is the government announces massive new cuts unparalleled since the dictatorship of general franco. am in moscow i matras are bring you today's top stories and a look back at the week's headlines here on r t calls for more arms to the syrian rebels are growing louder with saudi arabia saying that supplying the weapons is a judy it's one of the major opposition groups of people to syria's neighboring states to allow the transit request comes ahead of the seventy nation friends of syria meeting in turkey that is already sara furthur reports could prove a stern test for the host nation. taking the hub of activity at the name into as it prepares to play haste to the friends the syria meeting the country's once again found itself at the center stage of the push to pressure the assad regime it has a history with history that syria saw certainly it feels justified that it is growing fainter to a certain exte

high profile cases of vandalism of churches and sacred objects over the past few months is art is jaded grapes. we can see and indeed the thousands of people who have come the gate is here at moscow's main cathedral crisis savior they're being led in perception by patriarch kirill now this perceives here's a number of hours of mass prayer and also the liturgy service that was given this of his being replicated around the country as a whole at some of the key centers of people for thoughts church in russia some of its main cathedrals and really set him to drum up support for the faith has been coming under some criticism of laces be facing some troubling times its leaders among them patriarch kirill say they've come under attack from an anti christian campaign indeed there have been attacks made on the numbers our number of church properties around the country want to your place i think these are and present are where the front doors the entrance was set of place it's also some of the religious symbols sacred symbols have also been attacked among them annoyed to the virgin mary and a cru