look at jana, she looks great. >>> and the doctor tried but acquitted in jana's case, joins me now from baltimore. thanks for joining us, doctor. you know, some folks have taken to calling you the new dr. death. i know that's not a term that sits well with you. the starting point, how would you explain what you do? >> i explain it very simply by saying it's something that somebody desperately wants to have happen. there are a lot of people who are suffering, there are a lot of people who have suffered, and have come to the point where they can't handle it anymore so they want out. >> you don't like the term suicide, even, i understand. why not? >> well, suicide has a lot of negative connotations, especially from a religious point of view, and so basically the reason we try and use the word like hastening death, for example, the -- is because of the stigma associated with it. you know, just a few years ago, this was illegal. a supreme court judge said it's immoral right now, so that the idea, there's a very powerful people who are very uncomfortable with the idea from a religious point o

given that jill, jana are active duty firefighters, they were able to plug right in. join the movement. >> impact your world. >> go to cnn.com/impact. >> there are many ways to impact your world. if you want to help people in the recent tornado outbreaks,

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jana katsuyama is live in morgan hill. >> reporter: we were with her grandfather when he found out and he had tears streaming down his face. newschopper2 lawyers over the car when it was balanced. this is where the baby was found. about 50 miles away from where she was abducted. her grandfather said he was very relieved when he got the news and it was a very emotional moment. >> i was happy. i was very happy. >> reporter: that baby, marianna corona had been missing since 2:00 this afternoon. the mother left the baby in the car with the keys inside and when she came out the car and baby were gone. the amber alerts lasted until about 5:30 p.m. when somebody alerted the chpdot the ban was located on the side of the road -- that the van was located on the side of the road. >> they had seen the car abandoned and there was a child in its. >> reporter: and again, that baby was okay but she was taken to a hospital to make sure that she checked out all right. police say they do hope that other parents will take note of this and not leave a child in the car especially with the keys. jana katsuya

jana katsuyama is live at at&t park where the video is already a hit at home even though the team is on the road. >> reporter: they have joined thousands of other celebrities to create an anti-bullying video for the it gets better project and became the first major sports team to join the list. world series stars are going to bat. >> we have all had to deal with the pressure to fit in. >> reporter: the giants released a video today for the it gets better campaign to stop discrimination against lesbian, gay, transsexual, and bisexual youth. the giants received a letter, video, and petition with 6500 signatures. >> it seems that 2011 is becoming the year that homophobia is finally cracking down. >> reporter: fans seem to support the effort. >> we really need to have an anti-bullying message because it is a huge thing in schools. >> the gay straight alliance which supports lgbt youth hopes that it leads to concrete actions. they have passed a bill called seth's law. >> seth's law would give administrators the right kinds of tools. >> reporter: they hope that the giants video will prompt

jana katsuyama is live with more. >> reporter: it took quite a while, gasia, his mother was in tears when she talked about her son drowned. we got the 911 recordings and a log of her recall. raymond zack was 52 years old. his foster mother said he had attempted suicide before. >> i do not want anybody else to die like that. i don't see anything -- may be it was a waste. >> reporter: her son died while police officers and others watched from the shore. >> no one did anything. they were walking up and down the dog on beach. >> reporter: 911 recording show that very called for help around 11:30 a.m. >> he is way out there. i cannot swim. please hurry. >> reporter: in the next hour, the dispatcher called five agencies including the coast guard, police, and the coast guard could not reach zack's body because the water was less than 6 feet beach. responders who arrived earlier did not go into the water. they say they do plan to launch an independent investigation. jana katsuyama, and ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a water rescue training will be implemented next week. 30 firefighters have volunt

jana-- >> reporter: that's right frank. let me show you the scene. right now there is tape up blocking the road. you can see the fire engage parked right outside of the house that burned. investigators are still trying to figure out the origin and what caused the fire. four people inside the building managed to get out. fire crews went in but about 15 minutes later, an emergency alarm center sounded from a firefighter equipment. >> come in. we heard an alarm and they haven't contacted us back. you copy that? >> i copy that. >> i need two companies outside right now. we have a man down. down by the front door. >> we have two more, call for an ambulance. >> i saw them do cpr then a black cloud blew up on top of the house. >> reporter: the three victims were caught in what is called a flash over. >> it's a mixture of heated gases and oxygen. the fuels it all reaches a certain ignition point. >> reporter: crews managed to put out the fire but the shot set in. seeing three of their four town and later learning that one had passed away. >> he was a great m

jana-- >> reporter: that's right frank. let me show you the scene. right now there is tape up blocking the road. you can see the fire engage parked right outside of the house that burned. investigators are still trying to figure out the origin and what caused the fire. four people inside the building managed to get out. fire crews went in but about 15 minutes later, an emergency alarm center sounded from a firefighter equipment. >> come in. we heard an alarm and they haven't contacted us back. you copy that? >> i copy that. >> i need two companies outside right now. we have a man down. down by the front door. >> we have two more, call for an ambulance. >> i saw them do cpr then a black cloud blew up on top of the house. >> reporter: the three victims were caught in what is called a flash over. >> it's a mixture of heated gases and oxygen. the fuels it all reaches a certain ignition point. >> reporter: crews managed to put out the fire but the shot set in. seeing three of their four town and later learning that one had passed away. >> he was a great m

we have a photograph of the little girl her name is jana she is now back home with her mother.d with her mother in an interview that you concede on kron4. >> as you can see the toddler is happy and safe playing in her bedroom her mother did not want to appear on camera said that the moments after she heard a child were taken were terrifying. >> someone just took my baby. i was empty. >> this is where the carjacking happen. it happened at 9:35 p.m. tuesday night when the car her father was driving was blocked by a white 80 sow buick. they ordered her father out of the car at gunpoint. he said his two year-old little girl was in the backseat but they took the car anyway. 45 minutes later, jana and the stolen car turned up several blocks away. the police were not sure if she was strapped in the booster seat, but they say she got out of the car abandoned in the parking lot and came knocking on the apartment doors. larry was the first one to hear her. >> let me in! that is all i heard that little baby say. >> i am so happy they were aware and her knocking on the door. i and the happ

reporting live in san francisco, janine de jana katsuyama. >>> our coverage continues. fighting fires while most san francisco fire fighters were attending the funeral. who stepped in to cover fire stations. >>> online you will finds more video, up to date details. >>> and there's new details in the beating of bryan stow. a los angeles fire station is reporting that someone dropped off a bloodstained jersey at an l.a. dry cleaner. the tests results show the d.n.a. matched bryan stow. nbcla told them that there was no match for giovanni ramirez. and and tonight the discovery supports his claim. >>> and mehserle is to be released from a los angeles county jail on monday of next week. in july of last year mehserle was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for the shooting death of oscar grant. mehserle was sentenced to two years in prison according to court papers as of midnight sunday, mehserle will have served 511 days and earned 219 days of conduct credit. that adds up to two years. as a result, a judge today ordered mehserle to be released next monday. a protest is exp

the family is still holding out hope that she may be alive, jana. >> frank, tonight at mountain eden park they were handing out these new posters. although police had said earlier this week that this was a homicide investigation, it's clear that michelle le's family and friends are doing everything they can to bring her home alive. >> i'm in crisis and need a supporting hand. >> reporter: more than 100 people brought their friends and support and a poster with michelle le's photo was surrounded by love of a family still hoping to find her alive. >> we're still staying optimistic that you're out there and we're going to finds you and we're going to bring you home. >> reporter: hayward police announced monday that they are treating the case as a homicide. the le family met today for an update. and brown told police we found blood evidence at the scene where we believe there was a confrontation at kaiser. the nursing student was last seen at 7:00 p.m. at kaiser hospital in hayward. her locked white honda suv was found later. >> we did have a chaplain come in today and talked with us. we

the family is still holding out hope that she may be alive, jana. >> frank, tonight at mountain eden park they were handing out these new posters. although police had said earlier this week that this was a homicide investigation, it's clear that michelle le's family and friends are doing everything they can to bring her home alive. >> i'm in crisis and need a supporting hand. >> reporter: more than 100 people brought their friends and support and a poster with michelle le's photo was surrounded by love of a family still hoping to find her alive. >> we're still staying optimistic that you're out there and we're going to finds you and we're going to bring you home. >> reporter: hayward police announced monday that they are treating the case as a homicide. the le family met today for an update. and brown told police we found blood evidence at the scene where we believe there was a confrontation at kaiser. the nursing student was last seen at 7:00 p.m. at kaiser hospital in hayward. her locked white honda suv was found later. >> we did have a chaplain come in today and talked with us. we

reporting live in san francisco, janine de jana katsuyama. >>> our coverage continues. fighting fires while most san francisco fire fighters were attending the funeral. who stepped in to cover fire stations. >>> online you will finds more video, up to date details. >>> and there's new details in the beating of bryan stow. a los angeles fire station is reporting that someone dropped off a bloodstained jersey at an l.a. dry cleaner. the tests results show the d.n.a. matched bryan stow. nbcla told them that there was no match for giovanni ramirez. and and tonight the discovery supports his claim. >>> and mehserle is to be released from a los angeles county jail on monday of next week. in july of last year mehserle was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for the shooting death of oscar grant. mehserle was sentenced to two years in prison according to court papers as of midnight sunday, mehserle will have served 511 days and earned 219 days of conduct credit. that adds up to two years. as a result, a judge today ordered mehserle to be released next monday. a protest is exp

. >> >> at 10:20 p.m., jana and the stolen car turned up. they were unsure if the girl was strapped into the booster seats, but they said that she got out of the car abandoned in the parking lot and came knocking on the apartment doors. larry was the first one to hear. >> let me in, that is so first thing i heard her say. >> i am the happiest person in the world as they heard her knocking on the door. that is my baby i do not know what i would do without her. >> police are looking for the carjackers, they are described as african- american, 22 years old, the man that drove the victim's car said two-way--to weigh about 215 lbs.. now the baby that was stolen with a car outside of morgan hill church was found safe yesterday. we have more on the reunion and the little girl and her family. >> this or one month and a half year-old mariana corona saw worse on wednesday. >> i am feeling happy that i have my daughter back. >> after a follow-up interview with investigators, the mother marabell carona said that the past few hours have been quite an ord

jana katsuyama taking in the preshow activities at oakland coliseum. >> reporter: we just heard their music startup. the warm-up band just took they are placed on stage inside. this is a sold-out crowd tonight a more than 9000 people. loyal fans stood in the general admission line from 6:00 a.m. to get a good seat and some more t-shirts, one had u2 lyrics tattooed on his arm. it was originally scheduled for june 2010. >> it was a christmas present a year and a half ago but the show got canceled when bono hurt his back. >> he has come back with a much bigger excitement that he has had. >> reporter: we got the tour inside the stadium this week. the band can play 360 degrees for the crowd instead of the traditional 180 degrees. >> the more intimate it is. >> we saw them last saturday night in seattle. and then we are seeing them again tonight. >> reporter: the concert also comes with an economic boost. >> there's about a half million dollars worth of merchandise sales that will take place today and all of that gets taxed by the local government. >> reporter: they show hired more than 150

reporting live here from morgan hill for now, jana katsuyama ktvu channel 2 news. >>> depressing and frustrating words we're hearing when it comes to our weather. it appears we're in for a june gloom as cool drizzly weather blankets the bay area and more is on the way. let's go now to bill in the weather center. >> it's been a wet day around the bay area. we talked about it yesterday, we knew it was coming. right now on the afternoon commute things are starting to dry up a little bit for you. some showers out toward the livermore valley up toward the eastern side of milpedas and fremont. the showers have been in and off all day. there's the system as it slides through. as you look through the east or the west that little low center. you can't really see it. i will point to it later, that is going to slide through. so we have more rain in the bay area forecast. right now we're going to go live to robert handa. he's going to tell us how all this rain is affecting one of california's biggest moneymakers. >> reporter: well that's right bill, the clouds above me is not what people picture

given that jill, jana are active duty firefighters, they were able to plug right in. join the movement. >> impact your world. >> go to cnn.com/impact. >> there are many ways to impact your world. if you want to help people in the recent tornado outbreaks, and it seems everybody does, go to cnn.com/impact. there is a list of organizations there that will accept your donations. >>> many businesses are looking to expand. so where are they looking to? according to a recent pricewaterhousecoopers study, the top places, five is toronto, four is san francisco, number three chicago -- you want to know the top two? you have to stick around. we'll tell you in just a couple minutes. looking to expand? we were telling you just a couple minutes ago, toronto, chicago and fran are pretty popular. the top two cities where businesses are looking to expand, los angeles, and my hometown houston is number one. the producers picked that, i didn't, but i'm pretty happy. >>> in our financial fix many grandparents with extra cash in the bank are gifting it to their children and grandchildren

jana katsuyama is there. did police say whether the baby is okay?reporter: frank, we understand that they are still trying to get more details so we're waiting on that news conference for right now. but what we understand, we were right there with police about 45 minutes ago when they got the news. they say they don't know at this point. but they usually say they want to send the baby to the hospital just to make sure that she is okay before they you know make any assumptions. so it's hard to tell at that point. everything has

in oakland, jana katsuyama ktvu channel 2 news. >>> now shortly after 9:00 p.m.chopper 2 flew over i80. check out all those cars trying to get to the coliseum before the show starts. traffic was backed up for miles. we're told u2 was supposed to take the stage at 9:15. there's a chance some of those fans caught in that monster concert jam didn't make it to the opening. >> for you fans who didn't get to go to the concert tonight, here's a taste of what you missed. >> ♪ ♪ >>> it's a good weather out there at the coliseum for the u2 concert. a beautiful night after days of rain and cold and clouds. the fog returns tonight. the rains out there right now is out of the west. we have gusts at the golden gate bridge. gusts to 17-miles-an-hour. not that windy for this time of year but the fog is coming back. i've got fog up at point rays. it's making it's way back to half-moon bay. the extended forecast is nice. there's no way in the bay area forecast, that's the first time we've had a fog in the five day. fog and low clouds. we're talking from point rays south and it's n

in oakland, jana katsuyama ktvu channel 2 news. >>> now shortly after 9:00 p.m.flew over i80. check out all those cars trying to get to the coliseum before the show starts. traffic was backed up for miles. we're told u2 was supposed to take the stage at 9:15. there's a chance some of those fans caught in that monster concert jam didn't make it to the opening. >> for you fans who didn't get to go to the concert tonight, here's a taste of what you missed. >> ♪ ♪ >>> it's a good weather out there at the coliseum for the u2 concert. a beautiful night after days of rain and cold and clouds. the fog returns tonight. the rains out there right now is out of the west. we have gusts at the golden gate bridge. gusts to 17-miles-an-hour. not that windy for this time of year but the fog is coming back. i've got fog up at point rays. it's making it's way back to half-moon bay. the extended forecast is nice. there's no way in the bay area forecast, that's the first time we've had a fog in the five day. fog and low clouds. we're talking from point rays south and it's not -- it's

being that jill, jana and john have their active duty of volunteer firefighter, they were able to plugg them hope by being there i think really inspires them to continue on. join the movement. >> impact your world. >> go to cnn.com/impact. >>> there are many ways to impact your world. if you want to help people in the recent tornado outbreaks, just go to cnn.com/impact and see the various organizations that will accept your donation. >>> there is a revolution taking place in the war of cancer. people are both surviving at much higher rates and living with the disease longer. dr. bill lloyd joined our richelle carey from chicago yesterday where he was attending the world's largest meeting of cancer treatment specialists. he offered five reasons for the latest successes in the war on cancer. >> without painting too rosey a picture, it is cancer, after all, but since 1970 there's been a four-fold jump in the number of cancer survivors in just four decades, which is an enormous growth. if you look at the ten-year survival for different cancers they're equal to what used to be five-year sur

em jana has metastatic melanoma but she and her doctor have cause for celebration. significant breakthroughs in the battle against the deadly skin cancer. >> for the first time we are seeing a drug with an impact on survival. >> it is a miracle drug because it's helped me, it keeps me alove. >> reporter: she is taking a new drug called ipilimumab. at a huge cancer conference, doctors announced how this drug a monoclonal antibody when combined with another treatment significantly improved survivalna . second study, another drug targets a genetic mutation in melanoma. >> patients who get that second drug sometimes in 72 are much better off pain medicine maybe off oxygen. >> reporter: a third study on breast cancer seems to raise some questions. researchers studied more than 4500 post-menopausal women who were at moderately high risk for breast cancer. the study compared a roma sin, a hormone blocking drug to a placebo. those take aromasin had a 65% lower risk of developing invasive breast cancer. when it sounds impressive but the numbers give a different picture. out

jana murray had worked at the lulu lemon store in bethesda while working on dual masters degrees in business and communications at johns hopkins. she was killed inside the lululemon store in bethesda last march. hopkins has awarded murray her degrees posthumously. her parents accepted the degrees on her behalf during last month's commencement exercise. a form core-worker at the store, a woman named brittany norwood has been charged in the murder. >>> for the third straight year, montgomery county public schools have the highest graduation rates among the country's largest school districts. 85% of montgomery county students graduate high school as compared to 71% of students throughout the country. retiring superintendent of schools jerry weist says the education that students receive prepares them for college or for a career. >> when they come across that stage, i not only want them to graduate. i want them to be able to go on and do something with their life. and i want them to be inspired to reach to new heights. >> dr. weast will be retiring after attending the last graduation of the seas

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. >> my name is janae. >> i'm michael. >> we've been married three years.girl. >> we're over the moon excited. like most working couples, we just don't get to spend as much time as we'd like to during the workweek. and with the baby due, our weekends fill up quickly with birthing class. >> prenatal yoga. >> child cpr. putting together the nursery. >> my husband surprised me with a babymoon. >> babymoon is vacation that a couple takes before they are about to give birth. couples spend some time together and come back refreshed and ready to welcome the new baby. >> i decided that we would go to turks and caicos for a quick getaway. >> it was the most magical, amazing place. this, for me, was all about just relaxing. sitting back, relaxing on the beach and taking a few moments for myself and kind of recharge my batteries a little bit. >> because we know come the end of august when the baby comes, it's going to be a roller-coaster ride. >> we were just able to bond with each other and just reconnect with each other. >> we were able to talk to a number of differ