she has such a personal relationship with jane, and i was just embarking on my own journey with jane,nd now we are really close. it felt like someone from home to ouring me off wonderful jane. >> you have been doing this so long. would you be doing if you weren't doing this? >> i would be a dancer. 10rained in ballet for years seriously and still did it for a few years afterwards, so i definitely would have been a ballet dancers somewhere. tavis: how was the switch made to being a thespian? >> it was interesting. it was kind of a slow burn. tavis: it usually is. while i always acting was dancing, and i kept both going, and there was a time when i had to concentrate intensively on ballet. i did this tiny film, and it was the first time i got a chance to lay someone who was not someone's daughter, to have a role. >> with another major player. >> it was so wonderful. he is such a great man, and he told me these amazing stories, and he was the coolest. it was this amazing experience, being on set at 15. it was being part of this family for six weeks and getting to do something i love and

he was expected to kill jane that day.s he say, if anything. >> he goes, i'm ticked off. you're supposed to take care of my wife. i'm like, bob, i don't know. he said, you're chicken. maybe i am. i've got a lot to lose here. i said, you're nuts. i told him that. >> reporter: bashara, according to the handyman, became more belligerent in demanding and nonstop phone calls. >> he's on a deadline. >> he tells you that? what kind of deadline? >> i'm sorry. bob said i'm on a deadline or you're on a deadline? >> he's on a deadline. bob's on a deadline. >> okay. >> now i'm like, what do you mean you're on a deadline? >> he says i've got to have this done immediately. >> reporter: as gentz told it, bashara's urgency became obvious when he called on the afternoon of january 24, 2012. >> he says, hey, i need you at my house at 7:00 tonight. >> 7:00 sharp. do not be late. >> what do you say? >> i'll be there. >> reporter: bob told joe he had boxes his wife wanted moved from the garage. >> he wants you to move stuff. doesn't want you t

jane dough antsy did not say that.e nurse also pointed out another contradiction saying she recalled jane dough saying she drank brandy. got dizzy and fell to the ground. jane dough testimony lasted about an hour. cross examination was very brief. lawyer for the other defendant had no questions. vehicle lae, abc news. >> cal-trans service was disrupted this evening while police tried to catch armed man in san francisco. 22 street station shut down for about an hour. man was waving a knife apparently on an overpass above the station. police eventually talked him down. noubing evaluated at the hospital. >> wildfire burning out of control near yosemite national park grown to 900 acresçó and still spreading. fire broke out sunday afternoon in mariposa county near the southern entrance to the park. blaze forced 150 homes in the sierra foot hills to be evacuated. high winds dry brush making can containment evident very difficult for the 700 firefighters who are assigned to try to stop this thing. fire burning in very remote

. >> slairl, the court is calling her jane doe to protect her privacy ask security reasons now she of walked into the court house this morning took the stand before a packed courtroom. and she answered all of the questions directed to her. >> the prosecution took jane doe back to october 29th the night the 16-year-old left a home coming dance early because she didn't feel well. the night of what prosecutors called a brutal gang rape that went on hours. dane doe now 20 years old answered questions and spoke directly and without emotion at the table, two of hear accused attackers. she said a friend approached her as she was about to call her father. she said he asked her to join him and three others at a picnic table. she says she recalled seeing a bottle but didn't remember drinking from it. the young woman told the court she remembered very little of that night. i remembered not seeing anything because my eyes were closed and i was holding on to my necklace and getting kick ntd stomach. the prosecutor asked did you consent to have sex with anyone? no. did you drink with those boys? no

jane joe's -- doe's answer? i did not say that. the nurse pointed out she recalled jane doe saying she drank brandy, got dizzy and fell to the ground. the testimony lasted ban houmplt the lawyer for the other defendant had no questions. >> tonight hundreds of firefighters battling a fire burning out of control near yosemite national park. it broke out near the southern entrance of the park. the fire forced people in 150 homes to evacuate. high winds making it tough for crews. the fire burning in very remote terrain. it's difficult to reach. crews had to use bulldozers to get to the fire. the reporter from fresno is covering people who have been evacuated because of this. >> people have been seeking shelter for families or pets. if you look, you can see our cameras weren't aloud inside because american rod cross wants families to feel safe here, we're told 15 people stayed here overnight. 150 homes were evacuated and more expected to arrive here tonight. notices like this one posted overnight at homes ask john and his family have ow

jane?tt london has never denied he committed a crime, but he insists this is the first time and that no one else at kpmg had anything to do with it, and the feds apparently believe him, so he came to court preparing to plead guilty yesterday to securities fraud and facing the potential 20 years of prison for giving a friend tips on companies like herbalife and skechers ahead of earnings, and for the first time he spoke on camera. how did it happen? >> it's just through discussions at dinner and so forth and the other individual, you know, i might say something casual about frustration at a certain client, and, you know, the other individual traded off of that unbeknownst to me and then he brought to my attention and started asking questions and said, hey, well, you know, what's this company doing and what's that company doing, and, unfortunately, i gave him the information. you know, i never once asked for any money, never -- there was no -- >> reporter: but you didn't turn it down? >> that

jane joe's -- doe's answer? i did not say that. the nurse pointed out she recalled jane doe saying she drank brandy, got dizzy and fell to the ground. the testimony lasted ban houmplt the lawyer for the other defendant had no questions. >> tonight hundreds of firefighters battling a fire burning out of control near yosemite national park. it broke out near the southern entrance of the park. the fire forced people in 150 homes to evacuate. high winds making it tough for crews. the fire burning in very remote terrain. it's difficult to reach. crews had to use bulldozers to get to the fire. the reporter from fresno is covering people who have been evacuated because of this. >> people have been seeking shelter for families or pets. if you look, you can see our cameras weren't aloud inside because american rod cross wants families to feel safe here, we're told 15 people stayed here overnight. 150 homes were evacuated and more expected to arrive here tonight. notices like this one posted overnight at homes ask john and his family have ow

. >> reporter: frank, we met jane doe inside of a courtroom behind me. she doesn't weigh much more than 100 pounds. she is petite. jurors not only heard about what she experienced but saw what she looked like hours after officers found her unconscious. >> there were no cameras allowed in the courtroom, but thed showed jurors graphic photos, the victim's face and eyes swollen. an ear print of her own ear lobe visible on her own skin from one of the blows. is sexual assault response team took the photos in an exam that lasted more than two hours. nurse ray described jane doe as very soft spoken and withdrawn during that time. as part of the exam she says the 16-year-old suffered burns on her badge jane doe testifieded to the burns left three cars. nurse ray says the girl told her the only thing she remembered from the attack, quote, she was drinking brandi and when she stood up she felt dizzy, light-headed and fell to the grind someone picked her up. jane doe testified she did remember being kicked in the stomach as she held onto two necklaces he was weari

good to have you with us. >> you heard what jane just said.you expect this good performance from this sort of semi sector to continue in the third and fourth quarter of the year? >> i think it's going to be more difficult. the sector really kind of had perfect day in the sense that there were a number of factors i think that bolstered it, particularly in the second quarter. you didn't see any impact of sequester in the numbers, contract or execution continued strong. you saw investors wanting to move out of bonds into dividend-paying stocks and shareholder friendly initiatives, north rub said they will reduce it by 25% and also rising interest rates, not really a negative because it helps pension cash flows and you don't have any real cyclical exposure here. >> so what flips in the third quarter and into the fourth quarter to make that rosie scenario turn somewhat less rosie? >> well, i think some of those factors could continue? one of the issues is i think sequester will have more of an impact as we go into the second half. for the weapons p

and you'll be with jane, you'll be with jane fonda and sam waterston and jeff daniels and marcia gayaid would you do me a favor and would you write the -- very little lines? don't write me too much. because it's aaron sorkin. >> jimmy: wait a minute, you may be the only actor in history you realize to ask for a smaller part. >> yeah. >> jimmy: so you asked him to not write you too many lines. >> i said, would you take it easy on me? because you know, it's aaron sorkin and it's -- they get mad if you skip an uh. >> jimmy: oh, they do. >> or the. >> jimmy: i see. >> so i said yeah, just take it easy on me. and about two or three days out a new script came in. and they had changed a bunch of lines and gave me a speech. >> jimmy: great. >> great. so i ended up going to work. and i mean, i couldn't get these words in my head. and i had -- i had probably the worst actor nightmare that i -- i'm 38 years old, i've been doing this since i was 18, i have never seen an actor go down so hard. >> jimmy: like you did? >> yeah. it was -- >> jimmy: on the set? >> it was terrible. >> jimmy: in front

and jane fonda kept looking at me, off camera, saying i love you right now, i love you.my: maternal instinct. >> i love you, and to make things worse it was the season finale. so after all day long of screwing up they had to say everybody, this is chris messina's last day. great work, chris, great work, after you know a long day of being terrible. >> jimmy: just what you want, a party afterward. and how old are your sons? you have two boys, right? >> yeah, i have a 5-year-old and a 3-year-old. >> jimmy: will you get anything for father's day this weekend? >> the truth is, my kids and wife asked me, what do you want for father's day? i said i don't want anything, i have everything i want with you guys. but the truth is i really want something. yeah. >> jimmy: what would you like? maybe throw them a little hint. >> just something like maybe macaroni -- >> jimmy: well, that is nice, a keep sake, happy father's day. we'll be right back with jimmy e eat world. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, this brand-new album called damage, playing the song, jimmy eat world. ♪ ♪ ♪

jane king joins us live from the new york stock exchange. jane? >> that was painful yesterday. you the numbers here in just a second, but he already owns a hawaiian aland of lanai and island air and now larry ellison is picking up a hawaiian airline called go from mesa airline. mesa the chief executive at or rack.. shares of the company this morning, they are trading lower. oracle came out with the the second straight quarter of lousy sales numbers. the higher open this morning, going to be a while before we make up those losses from the past couple of days but we are trying. the dow at the moment 6774. the bloomberg silicon valley index is actually down about 1%. so you can see the oracle news weighing on it. now, who doesn't like to sleep in on sundays? "usa today" shows westin hotels among the growing number of chains letting travelers check out much later than 11 a.m. the paper says the hotels are less busy on sunday and guests a lot of times need some time to recover from the weekend. >>> another automaker getting in on the self-driving car thing, talking about volvo. unve

please welcome jane lagennusa. welcome back, jane. >> thank you. [applause] >> all right, jane. little nervous the first day, admittedly. you know, it is-- >> panicked. >> panicked. oh, you were panicked? really? >> i was. >> what do you do in situations when you have a lot of pressure? >> okay, i try and channel my patron saint-- and no disrespect-- jackie kennedy. >> oh.

jane velez-mitchell is joining us from new york. george, zimmerman's neighbor, george good, he's a state witness but he corroborates zimmerman's story he was being pummelled in that fight. tell us about the testimony that occurred today. we don't have george. maybe jane can brief us. are you there? >> i am. jonathan good is good for george zimmerman because he corroborates his story. he says he heard a tussle, goes outside and the person he describes as being on the bottom fits the description in terms of the clothing he was wearing of george zimmerman. he also said he saw a ground and pound meaning the person on the top was grounding and pounding which he modified saying he didn't see anything with 100% certainty. i have to say his testimony was contradicted the night before just last night. another neighbor said she saw man who fit the description of george zimmerman on top. you have all these other witnesses, residents on a dark and murky night seeing fragments. >> mow unusual is it for the prosecution to call a witness, they kno

. >> joining me, jane harmon, president of the woodrow wilson center. also joining us, jeffrey rosen, president and ceo of the national constitution center, legal affairs editor for "the new republic." jeffrey, were you reassured by what the president said on these programs? >> i was not reassured. the president's defense was merely don't worry, the content of your phone calls isn't being listened in on. but the phone logs themselves, tell numbers and duration of calls are being monitored, and that frankly surprised senators like senator widen, udall, and simpson brenner that never thought the usa patriot act was supposed to authorize that broad data collection. the president was not reassuring about surveillance of google and other internet data. he said don't worry, it is only foreigners, not american citizens, but there's in fact no assurances that the program that's supposed to identify foreign content with 51% accuracy is being focused on foreigners for legal troubles there as well. >> jane, you saw that huffington post picture of the president sup

the car made me go to juggly jane's. >> juggly jane's? >> is that place still open?it's a juggling stripper. >> they can't all be winners. or even losers. lori, is it going to bother you that even robot cars are better drivers than you, being a woman? i saw that question off nick's notes. >> no. i don't believe that at all. >> so my big issue with this, i think it's a bad idea because advancing technology is fine to a certain degree but pretty soon we're not going to have any skills to do anything. >> good point. >> thank you. >> good point. >> so the gps -- i drive a lot. i live in the suburbs. >> what's your address? >> just check that gun map from the westchester newspaper, you'll see us on there. but anyway, you -- i don't know where i am half the time. no, because i'm so dependent on gps driving. so i think technology overkill is the risk here. >> so you're saying that because driverless cars -- well, people will no longer learn to drive. which is an interesting point except people love cars. i love cars. >> right. >> nick, i will enjoy driving even more knowing

jane?him outside federal court where he was inside presenting a plea agreement to the judge that he will plead guilty at a future date in the next few weeks in insider trading after giving secrets and insider information to his friend brian shaw who has pled guilty saying he made a million dollars on that information, herbal life, deckers outdoor. scott talked to us about how much he made in kick backs and if this was the only time it ever happen. listen. >> i received about $50,000 in cash. a watch that i was led to believe was worth about $10,000, a roll ex and three or four other items that i gave to my wife that were appraised for just under $10,000. if you add it up about 70 grand. >> is that going to be given back is this. >> most of it has been. the payment of the bond, the watch has been given back. the jewelry is in my car. the agents weren't present the so we couldn't give it back but that's the plan. >> you were kpmg for 30 years. that never happened before? >> no. i've been ther

. >> thank you very much, jane. how did you know we were jane's fans. i just want to say thank you very much for the recognition. it actually came as a surprise and we are absolutely honored. joyce and i have been part of the south of market for years since 95-96. i will tell you, we don't have any kids so south of market is kind of our adoptive teenager now, it's been 18 years. so yeah. our kid is 18 years to us. as raising a kid, it's the same thing where you go through is the hardships but also the joyce of watching soma grow. i would be remiss if i didn't recognize some of the folks that really helped us out some of our mentors. they have helped running the center in south of market and angelica at the south of market. i learned so much about the community and lolita and those are my heroes and thank them for giving necessity guidance. we both came in an is artist and found out about the importance of arts and building a community and it's a two way street. we are both very honored to receive this recognition today. thank you. >> i'm overwhelmed. th

jane doe said no. have sex or kiss you? she says no.she went onto say, i remember not seeing anything because my eyes were closed and i was holding onto my necklace and getting kicked in the stomach. attorneys started asking questions about drinking. eliot went onto say do you remember telling the police officer that you felt like you shouldn't have drank that night? she says no. testimony revealed that statement contradicts what the victim told a member of the contra costa response team the night she was examined in the hospital. on the stand the nurse testified that the victim told her she drank brandy but didn't say where she got the alcohol. tests done at theh- hospital s the victim had a blood alcohol level of 0.35, a nearly fatal level of intoxication. the last person to take the stand today was a detective. he will be back on the stand tomorrow morning. reporting live in martinez, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, cheryl. >>> accused serial killer told a jury, quote, i'm not the monster who killed these women. actin

hi, jane. >> reporter: hi, sue. quote, the west end on technology will erode this decade as asia outspends the usa and europe on defense. that's the conclusion of an exhaustive that says while u.s. defense companies remain the 800-pound gorilla in arms trade, lock out. global trade has expanded from $63 billion to $37 billion in four years and predicts sales will more than double by 2020 calling, it quote, the biggest explosion in global trade the world has ever seen. the number one category for defense trade, jet aircraft because it's the hardest segment for most countries to develop domestically so they need to buy from the outside. this is why the number one exporter is lockheed martin where sales to other countries grew 64% to n four years. boeing in second followed by russia's united aircraft, raytheon and bae systems. a couple of surprises in the report. one, how apolitical much of this business s.for example, russia is buying uavs from israel, and, in fact, jane's defense says by the end of this year israeli

jane king has the bloomberg business report. good morning, jane. >> good morning. a clear sign that ben bernanke door.s eye on the exit his current term does expire in january. is economic expansion putting americans in the mood for a bigger weddings. as for trading, we have futures flat this morning. yesterday we did go out and hire. about statesings with low obesity findings. massachusetts at the top of this healthy list. dc was third. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> now weather and traffic together on the 1's. seeing a lot of clouds in place. right now we're under a general risk for thunderstorms. the higher risk is back in ohio and illinois. any thunderstorms uld get andy with isolated flooding we cannot rule out small hail. this is a minor concern. you'll want to have your umbrella. >> good morning. we have a two new accidents. one on the of loop west side just past 795. an accident in a odenton.o watch for an accident at middle river. a crash in havre de grace. still looking pretty good every 24. delays s

. >> esther jane williams was eight years old when she learned how to swim and qualified for the olympics in 1940, but they got canceled because of the war. for an entire decade, she reigned as one of the biggest stars. even though that 50-foot dive put her in a body cast, cracking her vertebrae as she hit the water. in this scene, she got trapped in the slam shell, unable to breathe when it wouldn't open. >> i said time for me to go, and i opened that clam shell, and i swam out. >> she was also one of the first stars to turn a trademark, those bathing suits, into a business. in part because of pressure from her, synchronized swimming

>> ford pickup gets a new come back. >> jane king is at the new york stock exchange. jane?the housing market is better-than-expected. home price index for april so a couple months old, it shows that prices are up 12 percent from a year ago the biggest gain in seven years. guess where the strong of the games were? san francisco! the home price index skyrocketed to almost 24 percent. of the smallest gain, that was 2 percent in new york. job cuts at hewlett-packard with whitman starting a cost-cutting including in germany. it is a reminder of how cost-cutting is continuing at hewlett-packard with the goal of cutting 30,000 positions. >> markets are involving after a volatile week and the dow is up 90 points and the silicon valley index is up 1 percent. the pickup truck is at the top of the american made trucks. this is an indication of how trucks dominating other sales based on sales and whether the completed vehicles are built in the united states. that is from the new york stock exchange for bloomberg business report this morning. >> thank you, jane. >> mike nicco is joining

. >> watch this, jane wickert. siting on top of the world. >> the stunt woman has been identified adds jane wicker -- as jane wicker. the fire truck was at the crash within seconds. >> this is a tragedy for what's a very small community. and you know, obviously our thoughts and prayers go out to those two individuals and their families. >> the show was canceled for the remainder of the day but is expected to go on tomorrow. none of the spectators were hurt. >>> a 42,000-acre wildfire threatening a tourist town in southwestern colorado is slowing down. authorities in south fork say about 400 residents were evacuated after heavy smoke made it hard to stay in their homes. firefighters are stationed around south fork to protect the town in case the flames change direction. dry. hot windy weather is fueling the flames. >>> quite a different story here. at least three people are confirmed dead and extensive flooding across parts of south southern alberta canada. canadian authorities say the three victims were found in th

jane doe said, "no." "do you remember anyone tryingr to have sex or kiss you? "jane doe said, "no." she went on to say, "i felt very nauseous, as if someone had taken out my insides and stabbed them and put them back in." a nurse with the contra costa sexual response team told the jury the victim told her she had been drinking brandy. prosecutors also showed pictures of the alleged victim to the jury. one showed her back with burn marks. the victim says she still feels pain from the attack nearly four years later. two other men made a plea deal in this case, and they are now serving time in prison. this trial will continue tomorrow. reporting live, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >>> in another criminal trial, opening statement, accused serial killer joseph naso told a marin county jury he's not a monster. he's acting as his own attorney in the quadruple murder trial. he's accused of killing four female prostitutes between 1997 and 2004. naso is said to have photographed victims and detailed the crimes in a dreary found in a safe-deposit box. they claim his dna was found

enjoy the day and it's an honor to welcome jane back to the hatchery. (applause) >> good morning, my name is jane. i'm the mayor's chief innovation officer. before we get things started, i'm actually going to have one more company come up here because we're actually waiting for the press to get finalized and set upful. so, a couple more minutes to read here. how much time, press? no one is giving me any signs here. you guys are ready, great. so, we're going to hold off and have you guys come up a little bit later. so, again, my name is james. i want to thank the hatchery for hosting us here and being such an important part of the start-up community and for helping san francisco businesses start and grow here in san francisco. our first speaker is mayor lee. he has been a strong advocate of open data, both in his current position and also historically as the city administrator. and he's going to be sharing with you some really exciting announcements and his vision for open data. mayor? (applause) >> hi, good morning. welcome again to innovation month in

we will go to jane king at the new york stock exchange to talk about it. >> but a security concern tot if you stop >> covering benicia, san ramon, san mateo, and all bay area, this is abc7 news. >> on this friday morning, a major northern california grocery chain with several bay area locations is sending out a new warning of a possible security breach. >> and what raley's is revealing to its customers along with nob hill customers. >> you may want to bring this up today at the cooler or play group because raley's is open but we don't see signs posted at the check out or the doors this has happened and the customers' private information could be in the wrong hands. the company says that it was hit by a cyber attack, and cannot confirm unauthorized access has been made but is investigating so raley's is encouraging customers to check statements for unauthorized transactions. >> we were the target but we do not know if it was successful. we want people to be aware. >> i check my statement because i am paranoid about that. >> raley's has contacted the f.b.i. but is hoping no customers ha

you think that jane is going to disappear and still on that far side. keep an eye on jane, wicker. sets on top of the world. oh, no. >> jane on top of the world. we'll she you it appears that the plane is flying too low and not going fast enough and it fell on the ground. 64-year-old pilot did not have enough altitude to correct. he did an amazing job of avoiding the crowd and may have saved a number of lives. here is a man who saw it all, megyn, listen. >> it is surreal. you can't believe it happen in front of you and it is in a state of shock and you don't know what to think and i just started praying. and the ntsb will focus on the weather and environment. and they will see if there is mechanical issues. jane wicker said the 23 years and as a wing walker she never had a close call minutes before it happen. she simply was not nervous at all pause she trusted the pilot. >> they do this normally when the plane is higher. >> the plane is higher and so if something goes wrong you will have corrective room. you have altitude to play with. it was going too slow and low. it was close to

jane harman is with us and willie geist. so much news to get to today.ing eyes on the front of "usa today." it's on front pages of everything. we will get to that in a second. big days keep lining up one after another. yesterday d-day. ike goes to normandy, i will eat a doughnut. >> that is where national doughnut day comes from? >> look it up on the internet. what a plate of doughnuts! we just heard from nicolle wallace. a sad, sad confession about how bleak your childhood was. >> we didn't have a lot of doughnuts in the san francisco bay area. it was more of like a granola and hemp milk kind of place. i had my first doughnut as an adult and they were so delicious. my husband saw me with sprinkles on the side of my face and said what have you been doing? i said, "i think i had six doughnuts." >> you called them satan's treat? >> making up for lost time. i'll eat a grocery store doughnut also. >> what is your favorite one? >> the hard ones. cake doughnuts. >> cake doughnuts. what about you, willie? >> i like a little jelly in the middle. a little extra s

let's take a short break and get jane on this, you're a defense attorney. i want to see how you think the defense is doing. >>> so the last thing you heard was some kind of noise like something hitting somebody? >> that trayvon got hit -- trayvon got hit. >> you don't know that, do you? >> no, sir. >> you don't know that trayvon got hit -- you didn't know at that minute that trayvon didn't take his fist and drive it into george zimmerman's face, do you. >> please lower your voice. >> do you? >> no, sir. >> will rachel jeantel's testimony be the key to the case and does the jury believe her? let's go to you, jane, if i may, straight away from a defense point of view. plant on image in the jury's head of look, trayvon martin clearly threw the first punch or blow in this altercation. >> well, it's very difficult road to go down, but as a defense lawyer on cross-examination it's not his job to be nice. she was an absolute gift to the defense. every time that everybody is talking giving her a pass because she's 19 years old and only a child, we put people in mil

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>> yes, they have given us numbers i will defer to jane tullivan. >> hi, jane telephone with the office of economic development. the original estimate was 3 million, now down to 2 million. >> compacting the louis vuitton challenge and maybe we'll see different numbers for those races spread out through july and august. >> we'll have real data at the end of all this and match our projections with reality at the end. >> thank you very much. >> is that 2 million today? >> over the course of the three months of the summer. >> san francisco has about 4-6 million visitors in the summer anyway, it's a significant jump. >> i'll start at a higher level and go down a bit. in terms of the protection i will be touristed now during the last world series, particularly in the october peak, how many people we were experiencing that weekend? >> i don't know, i'm sure someone knows and i can get that for you also. >> okay, and then i see three different levels you mentioned local, regional level from around the bay, and from the lou vuitton and finals, the mix of out-of-town visitors is going to be much

. >> jane ferguson is live in couple. president -- kabul. president karzai making that announcement. comments,se, karzai's the day when the taliban office in doha will open later today. we have been speaking with senior politicians and the karzai government and they say that what is crucial to them is that the office is not even known as a taliban office. it must be used to facilitate peace talks and driven by the afghan government. the office must not than that the taliban politically, financially or on an international level. also, going back to the combat role of the afghan army, we had the secretary-general of nato with this to say. >> it is indeed a milestone. i would not hesitate to call it an historic day for the afghans and for the coalition. now, the afghans will take lead responsibility for the security all over afghanistan and by the end of 2014 they will take full responsibility and we will complete our combat mission. so, we are on track and today's milestone is a very significant event. >> completing the combat mission -- that

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and jane hall, associating professor at american university's school of communications. steve roberts, was there any question in your mind that the underlying tone has been pro same-sex marriage in the media coverage? >> no question at all. i think there has been a lot of cheerleading, but at the same time there's a lot to cheer about. what's a great story. you know, this is a great story in terms of people who have worked very hard and longed for many years for this moment. and so the human dimension was all on the side of the gay rights story. and i think that lent emotion and it lent power to the coverage, but did it come across as unbalanced? yes. 13 states approve of gay marriage. 37 do not and that got lost a little bit. >> this front page of "usa today" was typical. rainbow rulings and there's a picture of a couple kissing each other. by question there, terry, is often when these stories are reported, it would be followed by pictures of and interviews of happy couples who were getting married, wanted to get married, and those kinds of images carried by the media h

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jane wicker sitting on top of the world.ell, we froze the video because we don't show the moment when someone dies. jane wicker and her stunt pilot both were killed in that crash today. it happened at the dayton air show. one of the biebiggest in americ with thousands of people watching. no word on what caused the plane to crash. >>> a big step in the george zimmerman case today that could change the course of the trial. the judge ruled the testimony from two prosecution witnesses who analyzed screams of 911 calls cannot be used. those calls were from neighbors who heard a fight the night trayvon martin died. the analysts' testimony is out but the judge said the audio can be played during the trial and witnesses familiar with the voices of zimmerman or martin can still be called to testify. opening statements begin monday morning 9:00 a.m. eastern. >> there it is. >>> deadly floods devastating homes near calgary, canada. at least 10,000 people have been evacuated. some leaving in boats and canoes. gas and power have been cut

hi, jane. >> hi. good morning. the volatility continues here. we had a volatile last week, and then what's happening this morning. we'll get to the numbers in a second but a recall from general motors, kind of an expanded recall, actually. on a bunch of suvs, including the chevy trail blazer, gmc envoy, 2006 and 2007 model years. and potential fires associated with the driver's door module and the fact that the fire can happen when the car isn't running. initially, the recall was just for vehicles in 20 so-called snow belt states and the district of columbia. but now a gm and ntsa, california owners, those in nonsnow belt states as well warning owners not to park the suvs inside until they're fixed. >>> bank of america facing new accusations. homeowners are suing, claiming the bank gave employees bonuses that would prevent the homeowners were getting government-backed modifications, refinancing, by switching their home into for closure, instead. the bank denies this. they say they have held more loans under the h.a.m.p. modification programs tha