among the six killed in the attack, federal judge john roll. the 63-year-old u.s.urt chief judge had served the legal system for nearly 40 years, he was a father of three and had five grandchildren. also killed, one of the staffers of injured congresswoman giffords, gabe zimmerman was 30 years old. 76-year-old darwin stoddard used his body to shield his wife who was wounded in the shooting. darwin did not survive. dorothy morris and phyllis scneek died that day. also christina who loved poli c politics which is why she was there that day. 14 others were injured in the shooting, including congresswoman giffords. >> all too often we forget and just as this case sort of proved, once it's out of sight out of mind, people ask well why isn't he already back in congress, and i think it's important that we temper those efforts. it's not that she's not going to be improve, not going to continue making progress. >> she's going to have changing thoughts and memories and feelings and emotions, so we'll have to see how that pans out in the future. >> she will be able to congres

among the six killed in the attack, federal judge john ro rolle.-year-old judge served the legal system for nearly 40 years. he was father of three and had five grandchildren. also killed -- one of the staffers of congresswoman giffords. gabe zimmerman. 76-year-old darwin stoddard used his body to shield his wife who has wounded in the shooting. darwin did not survive. dorothy morris and fill nis schneck also died that day. the youngest victim, christina taylor green, born on 9/11, 2001. christina loved politics, which is why she was there that day. >>> 14 others were injured in the shooting, including congresswoman giffords. >> all too often we forget and just as this case sort of proved, once it's sort of out of sight, out of mind, then people check back in, why isn't she already back in congress. and i think it is a very important to temper those expectations. it is not that she's not going to improve, get better and be functional, it is that we have to let her take it at her own pace. >> is she going to be the same as she was before? i think sh

the 26 rolled daughter of john mccain. kimberly sakamoto 26 year-old--a daughter. >>pam: kimberlee? >> kimberlee: this public service announcement to close off for the importance of wearing sunscreen. glenn back talked about this during his radio program and commented on the make and mccain. >> let me get to the make and mccain part because she is naked. >> naked. >> naked. >> another... that is weird because she was really naked. and that is when you threw up? >> is a weight loss thing. >> kimberlee: is is important to make and mccain of both the appearance at a skin cancer that is where she was promoting skin cancer awareness. checking out a tweet from her mother she is so furious. sure spotted a responded on 20th that she said she is so glad he is leaving fox. and make and saying that i am aware of his show. bathetic and extremely desperate for publicity resorting to attacking my weight. stay with us more kron 4 news after the break. hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! -hey marc

body all these years frozen and any time like three weeks before the election to help john mccain they could a roll that thing out and say hey look at this we just got it and now they're letting obama take credit for i don't get it. well dr steve but shannon served under baker kissinger and others as the deputy secretary of state those departments came on my show first in two thousand and two in april and said this and then i did talk to a large house source high level well known here in austin texas and then through another trusted media source and talked to another person in the white house that that is the case and we've seen all the dirty no i will actually leave that a lot of people told you this or told you that they knew somebody told you this and i'm just wondering why why would you know if they needed only as your question what they needed to keep they need to keep the myth of bin laden alive. you know for the next seven eight ninety years if they had admitted that he was dead then they would be able to teach school kids to be afraid of him that he was on the table so the t.s.a. has to sti

joining us now here in washington, christina bellantoni for "cq roll call." john, founder of americablog.com, and in new york, senior editor at "national review." christina, these ridiculously early judgments by you and your colleagues, how do you justify them? >> well, i wouldn't necessarily justify them. and i will defend pawlenty in saying that i like polenta, and i don't think that's fair to criticize him based on his name. what this is about is the media, they like to see new people jump in. they like a little razzle dazzle and in the end this benefits the candidates because they can go out to these early states and shake voters' hands and make connections on the ground without all the scrutiny of the press. >> the campaign is just getting under way. >> this is just the game we play every single year. i don't necessarily think that we are good at that. >> are the pundits, john, missing or perhaps ignoring the fact that one of these candidates could catch fire when spring training is over and the regular season actually starts? >> i think they're ignoring it b

host: a recent story from "politco" -- "john edwards rolls the dice." host: we are talking about whether or not john edwards will be indicted on felony campaign finance charges. two sources confirmed with "politco" that the attorney in raleigh has signaled he is on the brink of an indictment. andy barr, how significant is this politically? the last caller was talking about integrity in politicians. do you see this john edwards issue making any flashes politically? guest: no. unless he is running for anything, this is not a political story. whether we should have more closer regulation over finance stuff. he does not have a political life anymore. there's nobody in this situation will have a political career after this breed is not much of a political story. olivia, democrat caller. caller: thank you. i have a question. with the paul ryan budget plan, yesterday he said it was demagoguing -- that democrats have really targeted his plan and they have been unfair to him. when obama put forth the health care reform plan, all you salt from the republican side

. >>> john boehner will roll into san francisco tonight for a big fund-raiser.e will host a dinner at the fairmont hotel. the prices start at $2500 and then prices go up to $5,000 for dinner and a picture with jerry -- john boehner. >>> in las vegas, after 5 years, a hotel is closing. we're live with more on how the city will say goodbye to the sahara. >> reporter: good morning. things have certainly changed here over last nearly six decks aids. that's when this all began. that's when sinatra, dean martin, the rat pact, sammy -- path, sammy davis junior. now you will see more fannie packs and short sleeved 30s -- shirts. at the nascar cafe, there are six-pound bly toe -- burritos and the company decided this place what no longer stray able. tori and dave, i i want to he let you know it's just an hour fly around 0 -- flight around to get to las vegas. so you could still come here and go -- those tips are  probably worth a lot more in 20 years ago today. the casino closes at 10:00 in the morning and at:00 this afternoon -- at 2:00 this afternoon that's when the

host: a recent story from "politco" -- "john edwards rolls the dice." : we are talking about whether or not john edwards will be indicted on felony campaign finance charges. two sources confirmed with "politco" that the attorney in raleigh has signaled he is on the brink of an indictment. andy barr, how significant is this politically? the last caller was talking about integrity in politicians. do you see this john edwards issue making any flashes politically? guest: no. unless he is running for anything, this is not a political story. whether we should have more closer regulation over finance stuff. he does not have a political life anymore. there's nobody in this situation will have a political career after this breed is not much of a political story. olivia, democrat caller. caller: thank you. i have a question. with the paul ryan budget plan, yesterday he said it was demagoguing -- that democrats have really targeted his plan and they have been unfair to him. when obama put forth the health care reform plan, all you salt from the republican side was

john. a lot of them for their service. madame clerk, can you get the role. [roll call] we do have a quorum. >> we now turn over to the puc secretary for carolco -- their roll call. thank you, mr. secretary. i want to welcome everyone to this joint special meeting. i want to thank the commissioners for making their very busy schedules available to be here today. if i may, unless there is any objection, hollywood like to quickly go forward and get that out of the way as we are waiting for staff to make their presentation. >> approval of the minutes for the april 18, 2011 meeting. >> these are the minutes. is there any member of the audience that wishes to speak? we have a motion by commissioner schmeltzer: -- supervisor mirkarimi. >> approval of the budget for fiscal year 2011-2012. >> this is the second and final vote on the budget. there are no changes to the draft budget. we are asking for the full amount that we are obligated to ask for under state statute which is $334,000. that is back at the general fund, but be allowed to use it. we have enough in the reserv

. >> john, the owner of john's grill, said a food truck wants to roll up on his street. he's concerned about traffic and competition not for his fine dining establishment, he says, but for the small cafe. >> there are a lot of other little businesses in this area who pay, you know, 30, 40, $50,000 a month and someone can come in and be able to rake in the profits. >> i think the reality of the competition is there's space for brick and mortor and trucks. >> financial assistance allowed mexican food truck to open in delores park this weekend. >> we got permit and my dad road a cart for these people that manage the neighborhood and the parks. so it was a little complicated. >> and because of some neighborhood opposition, that truck will eventually move from inside the park to curbside. last year oakland-based blue bottle coffee backed out of plans to operate in the same park because of the backlash. >>> in can't toll law, the city is moving toward shutting down a mobile home park that was swamped with floodwater in the powerful storms in march. here's what they looked like

global i see john cisco is spreading its wings in russia as the first outright components roll off a newly built russian production line the head of cisco's russian arm outlines its investment plans for the country. when i will certainly be investing period of the next ten years at least a billion dollars into the strategic development of russia scolded for being a part of that to make sure the barb and at least a hundred million of them billions will probably go most likely go into the venture finance and buy mission to us we just started licensed in the main action process for producing the first product in russia completely. the product itself and then the software that is working on top it up on the server side by. radiation submitting the russian federation. and that's all the business news for now as you can always keep up with online at ati dot com forward slash business stay with us some more news with kevin now. the book. culture is the same up charge in the run business model there's the taliban bad guys with the killing the ahmed bin laden u.s. president barack obama doesn

john's mercy hospital. hospital workers say they will continue to see patients until a new hospital is built. >>> rolling thunder as memorial weekend tradition. thousands of bikers down washington, d.c. to pay their respects. this week's event was overshadowed with politics. not everyone was happy to see sarah palin along for the ride. >> sarah palin roared into washington, dressed head to toe in black and leather. >> riding. >> riding, yeah. >> the former alaskan governor started the day at the pentagon. then some hand shakes at the korean war memorial. >> debt and gratitude we owe to the veterans. they have secured our freedom. >> the rolling thunder biker rally is typically a nonpolitical event honoring america's veterans. >> this right here it's about unity. >> she's awesome. she needs to be here more often. >> palin hasn't announced her candidacy for president. >> i have the fire in my belly. >> today she launched her multi- state campaign bus tour starting in washington, going up the east coast and reportedly to the key primary state of new new hampshire. >> we know our best days are best to come. >> in a

globality john cisco is spreading its wings in russia as the first alec conic components roll off when you need build russian production line the head of the fans russian unit outlines its investment in print for the country. right now certainly investing period of the next ten years at least a billion dollars into the strategic element of russia still called being a part of that's all the picture and at least a hundred million of them billions will probably go most likely go into venture financing like ships just started licensed in the manufacturing process where we're producing the forest products in russia and the product itself and in the software. working on top of the product or service fired by. creationists the russian federation. and that's all the business news we have for this out but remember you can always keep up to date online and i don't think i'll come forward slash business we'll have more if you just wonder now it's time. for some this is just a parliament building in britain. but then sixty six years ago it was the final target. and the last major offensive for the

john rich and we are going to play a game of skee ball. however, instead of the typical versions you see in arcades, ours is a little bigger. we'll be rollingve balls. we'll take turns and the high score wins. john is my guest. would you like to go first? >> sure. >> jimmy: all right, good. go for it, buddy. >> okay, here we go. ready? [ drum roll ] ♪ [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: here we go. ready? >> all right, go for it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what's your problem? come on! [ laughter ] >> here we go. you ready? >> jimmy: no, don't aim for that guy. he misses on purpose. [ drum roll ] >> oh! ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: all right. i'm looking at you, 100. let's go. [ audience ohs ] >> oh! >> jimmy: no, nice try. >> okay, all right, here we go. >> jimmy: oh, come on! ♪ >> jimmy: no way, no way, no way, no way. you almost looked afraid of that. it's a nerf ball. [ laughter ] he was scared. here we go. oh! what did i end up? that was the weirdest one. that was that right in between? can't you move the bucket like that? i get no love! >> he's going for the kill on the hundred. i see what he's doing. here we go. >> jimmy: ah. ♪ [ cheers and applause

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. >> john, the owner of john's drill in union square said a food truck wants to roll up on his street's concerned about traffic and competition not for his fine dining establishment, he says, but for the small cafe. >> there are a lot of other little businesses in this area who pay, you know, 30, 40, $50,000 a month and someone can come in and be able to rake in the profits. >> i think the reality of the competition is there's space for brick and mortor and trucks. he's with los kasita working with low income she was, including trucks. >> financial assistance allowed a mexican food truck to open in delores park this weekend. >> we got permit and my dad road a cart for these people that manage the neighborhood and the parks. so it was a little complicated. >> and because of some neighborhood opposition, that truck will eventually move from inside the park to curbside. last year oakland-based blue bottle coffee backed out of plans to operate in the same park because of the backlash. >>> in capitola, the city is moving toward shutting down a mobile home park that was swamped with floodwa

a crazy week releasing a lot of videos but just right now john i think a weak minded lapdog that newsweek a new york times along with the rolling stones had just launched a hit piece against me and i will this is all this is what this is this is huge you know take this i mean this is this is really big there is they do this this is great i mean what's amazing about this luke ten years after nine eleven or. almost we're almost ten years ten years after nine eleven the truth movement it's like i know you're going to object to me put it this way luke but i think it's going mainstream like i'm still with you but you can't object to the fact that even if it's not like it hasn't been at all mainstream what it's like it's still getting more mainstream where you know yes but this is a big accomplishment. this rolling stone cover to tell us about that yeah i mean i don't know what they're trying to accomplish but to me the article in the bloke are just a childish take on you we're becoming the mainstream media and successfully taking away their audience and this is them replying and they can't attack richard gage founder of architects a

rolling over that old 401k. >>> all right. we're back with john king and dana bash.ing out how you get to that $4 trillion number, that, john, you said, here's the first voting bloc. the fundamental divide is do you do it all from cuts, or say that we're going to raise revenue, which is what the bowles/simpson plan does and what the president says. do you get some agreement there from the republican party where they seem pretty unified against any increase? >> that's the first debate, try to get the people who would be president next time. the question sb what about those who are elected right now? there are some republican senators, conservatives, saxby chapel bliss, tom coburn, who say if you do fundamental tax reform, rip up the code, and then it brings in as a net result more money to washington, they're potentially okay with that. >> okay, but dana, let me ask you the hard question. everyone says, close the loopholes, you can lower rates. everybody loves that line. then you say to him, which loop hopes are you closing, and nobody has a clear answer? which loopho

. >>> "cnn newsroom" continues right now with joe johns in for ali velshi. >>> she's riding, rolling,weeting, teasing, but is sarah palin running? the former alaska governor and gop running mate is spending her memorial day on a bus tour bound for new england, presumably, we think, new hampshire. i say presumably because her sarahpac website isn't saying where she'll stop until she's been there. she turned up this morning at the national archives in her words highlighting america's foundation and contemplating a run for president in 2012. yesterday palin hit the streets with rolling thunder, the motorcycle rally honoring america's m.i.a.s and p.o.w.s. but we think she'll be in gettysburg, pennsylvania later today. jim acosta, she's used the word "foundation" a lot this morning. is she laying the foundation for a presidential run? >> reporter: well, you know, we're not hearing a whole lot, to be quite honest, because that is the game they are playing right now inside the palin staff. it is sort of a game of "catch me if you can," "follow the bouncing bus." some are calling this "the pa

john huntsman got up there and talked about how he played in a rock 'n' roll band and rides a motorcycle from one of his favorite bands. he'll make a decision some time in june, but he's surrounding himself with the team of heavy hitting republican consultants and sitting on a really large republican fortune. he does have the potential to shake up the race when he does decide to jump in the race. talking to his team and republican insiders, they believe he will run. he hasn't got a lot of attention yet. 1% in the polls nationally, but he will be in iowa, new hampshire and south carolina in the coming months, t.j. >> all right, peter hamby in us in south carolina as he follows huntsman on his commencement tour in primary states. good to see you, buddy, thanks so much. >>> we are keeping our eyes on flooding that we haven't seen in some parts of this country in nearly 100 years. thousands of people along the mississippi river scrambling to get out of the way. >>> 32 minutes past the hour. a look at some of the stories making headlines. thousands of people along the mississippi river have l

roll into your tomorrow. but really, a warm day. along the coast, temperatures in the 70s, john fowler was talking about 70s in ocean beach. he had his hypothermia, his thermometer, the average temperature is 75. the forecast in the city tonight, mostly clear skies, no fog to speak of. mostly sunny and warm tomorrow. not as warm. as we roll into the weekend, look at that. mother's day. clouds and sun, and some major cooling. big cooldown on sunday, i don't think we'll see rain on sunday. so don't panic there, temperatures will trend out. when i come back we'll look at the forecast temperature for your city and look at the five- day forecast. we'll pick up the mother's day forecast for you, we'll see you back here. >>> and an annual memorial for fallen police officers took on an even deeper significance today for alameda county. others gathered for a special ceremony. the news this year is that the alameda peace officer's memorial will soon expand. donors have raised money for two new granite walls so that the names of all police officers and firefighters who have died in the lin

rolled down the hill. we have been following the developments. we are live in the russian ridge open space preserve where the crash took place he has our update, john? >> reporter: minutes ago we learned the name of the man who died here. 26-year-old partia from newark. take a look behind me. you see the hillside a couple miles away. on the other side of the hill is where the rollover accident happened at 11:20 this morning. here is a look at the accident scene from news chopper 2. rescuers made it there finding seven people at the scene, five injured and one killed. i talked to the officials at the district and he confirmed the people are contractors who were out spraying nonnative weeds when they wrecked. the chp says yesterday's rain may of played the role because the trails were muddy and slick. they add one thing that the crew was doing, although not illegal, contributed to the severity of the accident. >> reporter: off road being in the back of the truck is, you know, not advised. but in this situation you know, they were not on a highway. they were out in a rural area doing we'd abatement. >> -- weed abatement. >> not illegal? >> no. >> some

she rode in washington's memorial day rolling thunder parade and began an east coast bus tour. her former running mate, senator john defeating president obama. >> of course she can, she can. now, whether she will or not, whether she'll even run or not, i don't know. but, you know, a lot of things happen in campaigns, chris. you remember i was written off a couple times and we were able to come back. so there's going to be a roller coaster ride for all of them before they finally arrive at our nominee. but she certainly is a major factor, and i believe that she can be very competitive. >> and that's today's "sound of sunday." thank you so much for watching "state of the union." if you are interested in helping the nation's veterans or if you are a veteran who needs help, please go to our

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roll across the area. the bulk of the time, we will be just fine. i'll have details on the forecast coming up in just a minute. >> thanks, john. our big story this morning, police released the 911 tapes the night the transgendered woman was brutally attacked inside a mcdonald's restaurant. >> the victim struggled to get away from her attacker. sheldon dutez has more. >> baltimore county, 911. >> hello. we have a customer here having a seizure. >> at one point, the parent seizure was too much for the 911 caller to bear. >> no, i can't really handle all that. >> it is still unclear what provoked the vicious attack, but a restaurant employee captured it on a camera. punches were pulled, and then at one point the victim was kicked. the victim, christie polis, has been identified as a transgendered woman. >> he moving, he hurt. >> the 14-year-old girl in this video hooze been charged as a juvenile. baltimore county police say they received three 911 calls. they only released two because the third is considered evidence and may be used in a criminal court case. >> last week more than 200 people rallied outside of the mcdonald's in s

know a cold and wet storm is rolling into the bay area tonight spoiling some of the outdoor weekend plans for those who were hoping for some warm weather this weekend. ktvu's john sasaki is live in downtown san francisco to give us a taste of what we're in for for the next couple of days. john? >> reporter: kenny, we've been talking about it for days now. and it just started here in downtown a couple of minutes ago. there is a light rainfalling here. you can see market street right there. now, in about nine hours tens of thousands of people will be hitting the pavement in the centennial bay to breakers, but this year the weather will be less than ideal. a cold storm bearing down on the bay area is bringing gusting winds, rain and even lightning and hail. >> great for bay to breakers tomorrow. [ laughter ] >> reporter: but before the clouds moved in it was a beautiful afternoon in san francisco. >> we were fortunate enough to enjoy the sunshine. so we have just to take one day at a time. >> it is supposed to be 55 and raining today. but out in the sun for the last two hours and a nice time. >> reporter: and then picturesque shots gave way to storm clouds for run

roll call for the planning commission. president christina olague. >> here. >> vice president ron miguel. >> here. >> antonini. >> here. >> borden? >> here. >> kathrin moore? >> here. >> and mr. sugaya. >> here. >> president claudine cheng. >> here. >> larry del carlo. >> present. >> john elberling. larry mazzolla. linda richardson and honorable jane kim is not seated tonight. thank you. commissioners, the first category on this joint agenda is public comment on agenda items where the public hearing is closed. and that's an opportunity for the public to speak prior to the certification or the commission's consideration of the certification of the final environmental impact report. that is the only item on this calendar that has already been heard in a public hearing, and the public hearing has been closed. so for all of you who want to speak on the certification of the environmental document, there are a number of cards, and they're all mixed up. so if the joint chairs would allow, i would ask for those who want to speak to line up in the center aisle. president olague: that is the preferred way of dealing with it. thank you. and just so the public can be aware, this will be your only opportunity to address certification of the e.i.r. once the commission closes public

rolled in. it is a scene of sheer devastation here outside st. john's took a direct hit from the concern yesterday. you know, x-rays from this hospital were found 70 miles away in dade county, missouri. that tells you just the extent of this tornado. about a half mile to three quarters of a mile wide in scope. it tore down the center of joplin, missouri, basically from west to east. it took aim directly on this town and hit it dead center. 25% to 30% of the city experienced severe damage. 89 confirmed deaths. that death toll very likely to go up. and now they're just trying to comb through the wreckage here and trying to find some survivors who may be penned in. but now the weather is really complicating thing and making it much more difficult, carol. >> yeah. i'm glad you took cover. right outside the hospital that was badly damaged. we'll go to our weather center meteorologist, alexandera steele. the winds are whipping up. the search and rescue crews are on pause waiting for this thing to pass. >> yeah. it's unfortunate. of all the times now to have t

but i'm more eager to roll up my sleeves and just jump in and see what you got for us. >> she has plenty of energy. what do you think, johnich? >> i admired her since day one. i love marlee's tenacity and yet her -- ability to remain respectful to everyone. still be strong. to me that's the fine line you walk. >> it is going to be very interesting because as project managers, you opposed each other twice. you have won one. marlee has won one. you are 1-1. the final, i'm going to give you tomorrow. an amazing task. one of you will become the celebrity apprentice. >> i love the way you hugged each other there. when i was in that moment with trace, my exact -- my exact words to him were -- you are going down, cowboy. >> yeah. well. you know. >> a bit more friendly. >> translator: no. we both had mutual respect for each other. this is the -- since -- since day one. >> let's cut the crap. >> translator: yeah, okay. >> you want to kill each other in the final, don't you? >> i don't think we want to kill each other but i want to win. i want to win bad. >> i want to win, too. >> i think neither one of us are going to tell you exa

johns in for t.j. holmes this memorial day weekend. >>> sarah palin will be hopping on a motorcycle this morning, she's joining the rolling thunder forcall it abuse but most americans call it borrowing their own money. a new bill that could limit the loans you take from your 140ek pla 14k pla 401(k) plan. >>> first the president expected in joplin shortly after 1:00 peern today. he'll meet with tornado victims and deliver brief remarks at a memorial service at missouri southern university. this as the number of dead rises to 142. the city is observing a moment of silence at the exact time one week ago when the tornado plowed a mile and a half path through joplin. >>> live now to our paul vercammen in joplin. what is the significance of the president's visit to the people who are there? >> reporter: first and foremost many people are looking for as you said the president to deliver words of comfort at a time when the city of 50,000 is hurting so much. officials and the townspeople want the federal government to step in as much as it possibly can to rebuild joplin. there'sen utter devastation, about a third of the city hit by the torna

john sasaki, ktvu news. >>> and ktvu.com has all the details. >>> police say one of their own has been arrested one of their own for suspicion of drunk driving. elizabeth robbins was in her pickup and it rolled over an enbankment. robins could be suspended. >>> an update now on a story we have been following all day. vallejo police are investigating the test death of a man in the grounds of masonic temple. investigators say the victim appeared to be in his late teens or early 20s. temple police found the body this morning. residents reported hearing gunshots a few nights before. >>> santa clara police identified a man today who was found dead yesterday morning. 63-year-old l uis tavara. tavara was known to many in the neighborhood as the church man. >>> a public memorial service honored san carlos mayor ahmad. hundreds of people turned out for the service at hiller aviation museum. the 63-year-old mayor died of a heart attack. ahmad was the second muslim in the united states to become a city mayor before he entered politics he was an executive in silican valley. >>> president obama is expected to make major address next thursday about all of the inrest in the middle east and the killing of o

john sasaki, ktvu news. >>> and ktvu.com has all the details. >>> police say one of their own has been arrested one of their own for suspicion of drunk driving. elizabeth robbins was in her pickup and it rolled over an enbankment. robins could be suspended. >>> an update now on a story we have been following all day. vallejo police are investigating the test death of a man in the grounds of masonic temple. investigators say the victim appeared to be in his late teens or early 20s. temple police found the body this morning. residents reported hearing gunshots a few nights before. >>> santa clara police identified a man today who was found dead yesterday morning. 63-year-old l uis tavara. tavara was known to many in the neighborhood as the church man. >>> a public memorial service honored san carlos mayor ahmad. hundreds of people turned out for the service at hiller aviation museum. the 63-year-old mayor died of a heart attack. ahmad was the second muslim in the united states to become a city mayor before he entered politics he was an executive in silican valley. >>> president obama is expected to make major address next thursday about all of the inrest in the middle east and the killing of o

but i'm more eager to roll up my sleeves and just jump in it and see what you've got for us. >> she's got plenty of energy. what do you think, johnrich? >> i've admired her since day one. and i've loved marlee's tenacity and yet her ability to remain respectful to everyone but still be strong. to me that is the fine line you walk. >> well, it's going to be very interesting because as project managers you've opposed each other twice. you've won one. marlee's won one. so you're 1-1. the final i'm going to give you tomorrow. it's going to be an amazing task. one of you will become the celebrity apprentice. >> i love the way you hugged each other there. because when i was in that moment with trace adkins my exact -- my exact words with to him were "you're going down, cowboy." >> yeah. well -- >> this is a bit more friendly. >> translator: no, we both had mutual respect for each other. and this is since first -- since day one. >> but let's cut the crap, shall we? you both want to kill each other in the final, right? >> translator: marlee said yeah, okay, you suck. >> you want to get -- you want to kill each other in the final, don't y

rolling out a new gnash language of sorts of. >>> also, how the ob -- obama reelection campaign. >> did he lie. the past of john perez. >>> the head of the international monetary fund has resigned. >>> good morning. we have sunshine inland. by the coast, we have to deal with fog. >>> it is 7:14. new this morning, fismed mortgage rates hit new lows. rates for the 30-year fell and for the 15-year it fell to 3.80%. analysts say that is not enough to jump start the weak housing market but has helped those trying to refinance their loans. >>> in about one hour president obama will be giving a major speech outlining new u.s. goals for the middle east. we go live to our washington, d.c. newsroom. the white house sees this as a critical moment to send a message to the muslim world. >> reporter: the message is that the u.s. is here to help help. administration officials said expect president obama to demand political freedom in places where people are demanding it and the u.s. will help foster it by offering i'd to countries like aid to tunisia. the white house has already improved our national security and strengthens

if cloture is not invoked on the bill, the senate will med immediately proceed to a roll call vote on the votings on john mcclellan to be united states district judge for the district of rhode island. if there is no further business to come before the senate, ski that it adjourn under the previous order. the presiding off