i love you mary kay and i truly consider you one of my best friends.mily are always in my prayers. >> this has been a really difficult month, really difficult month. i'm so used to celebrating my birthday, i call it my birthday month. yeah. i would start with, you know, dinner dates with my girlfriends, taking the kids out for crepes and ice cream, just like last year, you know, this year's different. for the rest of my life, i don't ever want to celebrate my birthday again. i've told everyone that. because they were planning on something but i said, no, i don't want to. it's not that important any more to me. it's just getting older. >>> coming up -- >> becky didn't have that spirit. she didn't take care of numero uno mentality. she had never leave a fallen comrade, even if it cost you your life, which it did. >> clarence butterfield has an emotional moment and mary kay concepcion writes to her deceased son. >> the last time i talked to him and said good night, i never said good-bye to yesterday's long past. i would have marked the moments if i had kn

kai? >> thank you, bernadette. >>> let's check on the roads with kristy breslin at traffic control. >>> we have some congestion out there to watch out for on the harrisburg expressway. if you are traveling there in the northbound direction, some brake lights there, from shawan road to mount carmel, we have some slowing on the west side there, 70 to liberty road. northbound past aberdeen, blocking the left-hand lane. also, in rosedale, kendale avenue at wavern. and a couple in baltimore city. rowrnd view at-- roundview at cherryland. also east pratt at light street. let's go and take a live look. there is 295 northbound at 175. we did have some problems earlier. everything is all clear in both directions. and there's another look at 50 at sandy point. no problems in that region as well. this traffic report is brought to you by hh greg. hh greg is the largest electronics and appliance retailers in america. stop in today to see how fast they're growing for the lowest prices, largest selection

i'm kai jackson. mary is off today. here's what people are talking about. severe weather is moving across now. and there are several flash flood warnings. let's go right to bob turk and meteorologist tim williams, tracking it all in first warning weather. bob? >> we've seen some very heavy storms last night. some areas getting 3, 3 1/2 inches of rain. some areas a lot less. but right now, a general heavier rain moving into the region. take a look at the red light frontal boundary. generally moving across country, maryland. one little heavy hiccup near perry hall. south of the city, you see some heavy showers showers and thunderstorms moving into howard county and a.a. county. from parkton to liberty county, heavy shower activity. downpours all over the place, where you can see there's very, very bright colors. that's where we're seeing quick half-inch to 1-inch rain. there could be flash flood warnings. tim williams joins me now with a whole look at a lot of watches and warnings. >> definitely, our watch and warning map has been very, very colorful because

david kay he is not going to be done with this for quite some time david kay wants more time and he says it could take another six to nine months to make a definitive finding ministration is asking congress for hundreds of millions more six hundred million dollars to fund a continuing search we have not yet found shiny pointy things that i would call a weapon before we can draw from conclusions we need to let the iraq survey group complete its work. we were all wrong probably in my judgment and that is most disturbing. sometimes the true patriots takes the unpopular course but helps the country of origin stakes and even if they come this way at least from china patriotism is the last refuge of scoundrels and i think these are scoundrels they have no argument now they have no defense for what they did the country is in a terrible international security situation and i think it's perilous so they're attacking the patriotism of others. download the official publication i phone called touch from the i choose our still . life. video on demand keys and mine comes and says feeds now in the palm

republican senator kay bailey hutchison said we're about to find out how serious the obama administration is about reducing spending. listen to what she said. >> you do the thingshat are essential. this is where the administration is going to be tested. if they start doing the chicken little thing by not paying social security recipients or people in our military or interest on our debt and instead choose to cut the things that will hurt the most but not the things that they could cut responsibly, that's going to be the test that they're not serious. >> ken, she's talking about a test. is this a logical test? if you strongly believe that spending needs to be cut or taxes need to be raised or somehow the budget needs to be dealt with, is this the way to keep the administration's feet to the fire? >> i think this is nuts.

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kai, back to you. >> okay. thank you, gigi. >>> with increasing optimism, the nfl season will kick off in time. sports director mark viviano joins us now with the latest on a court ruling. >> reporter: a u.s. appeals court has ruled that the owners lockout and players stand. but a joint reaction from the league and the players states that a court decision really doesn't matter to either of them. because both sides are working on a deal. another long day of north negotiating. and while there is a gag order restricting either side from commenting, amount of resources continue to indicate that progress is being made. an agreement could be completed by next week, barring any unforeseen breakdown in the talks. >>> the owner and players also say today, that they are committed to a fair agreement that will allow for a full 2011 season. jessica, back to you. >> mark, thank you. and please stay with wjz for updates on the nfl labor dispute. for the latest information, log onto wjz.com. >>> worse than expected. the unemp

tavis: kai fu lee, we're sitting in mr. mccall of these young people.hat does innovation look like these days? what does innovation look like? i want to ask a follow-up which i will tell you now, whether we should be scared of the innovation that china is bringing forth? what does innovation look like now? >> the true paradigm shifts tend to come from the u.s. almost all of the world. the american culture and the type of education you have and the fact that silicon valley is the combination of the best of academia and a venture capital, that puts the u.s. well ahead of the rest of the world. in terms of gramm baking paradigm shift innovation. tavis: why do you think that the fear, the concern, about china is so palpable tax why is it so significant if you believe that the greatest paradigm shifts are coming out of the u.s.? wiry so scared? >> i think the raw numbers are humbling. and also i think when americans first meet a chinese, they tend to be impressed by how hard- working and dedicated the chinese people and students are. that is part of the chin

justice kay began asked half as many questions as sotomayor. but listen to the questions. in the tapia case. i don't understand the premise of your argument. in the halliburton case, i wasn't sure what argument you were making in your brief. in the nevada ethics case, i'm not sure i understand that, mr. rosencratz. so when justice kay began says she doesn't understand your argument, it's time to panic, she's understands all too well and is about to destroy you. i want to drive at how significant or penetrating those questions are. i looked a at the frequency with which a justice's questions is referred to by another justice or by the advocate in the course of answering another question. i call this the provocative question rate, the p.q.r., and i will offer the p.q.r. algorithm for sale to the highest bidder. but in cases decided 5-4, or 6-3, justice sotomayor asked twice as many questions as justice kay began. justice kay began was far more often to be referred to in the course of answering the questions or asking of another question. to me, that's a proxy for the excelle

meteorologist tim williams is here. >> hello, kai. and those scattered thunderstorms are definitely in place. we are looking at a lot of activity across the edge of the state. from far western maryland to cecil county. 94 degrees, our temperature at bwi marshall. 37% relative humidity. we have 94 in the heart of the state. 84 down on the shore. we have 83 in oakland. as for what that feels when you start to add the dew point, up into the 60s it feels more like 96. we expect to see some of these thunderstorms continue to fire up through the afternoon. we'll continue to keep you posted for now. >> we'll check in on our roads right now. here's kristy breslin, at wjz traffic control. >> hi, mary. hi, everyone. >> we have problems out there, northbound 895. we have a live shot of that. let's go to the live picture right now. as you can see, we have the two right-hand lanes blocked there at child street. we're hoping they will open up in the next few minutes. but right now, the delay about 15 minutes long. back over to the beltway, at least

very familiar with mary kay letourneau after her many years in jail.nk you. >>> don't expect a family reunion for casey anthony any time soon. the website tmz says casey does not intend visit her parent, at least not right now. the lawyer representing george and cindy anthony tell tmz that casey's attorney made it clear that casey does not want any contact with her parents. cindy attempted to visit her daughter in jail just last week but casey refused that request. so, how will casey anthony try to get on with her life? in just a few minutes we'll take a look back at some other famous acquittals. >> the white house has left the door open at this moment for new meetings as lawmakers look at a new plan to slash millions of dollars from the national debt. the president gave congress not so many hours necessarily to come on back and forward a deal, an idea to battle that debt limit. what is he hearing? >> reporter: robins, crickets, crooking of a frog. not much activity. happening behind-the-scenes. the president gave the republicans a deadline to come bac

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we've learned more information about the suspect in the kay an how he -- in the case and how he was caught. san francisco police just gave us new details on how they broke the case. sal kakas is live in san francisco. sal -- sal castanedosh is live in san francisco. sal? >> reporter: police say he walked in and walked out with an expensive piece of property. he walked in an walked out with the pram, pencil on paper, picasso drawing shown here. the piece is worth $100,000. he was caught on surveillance tape which police say was very helpful in tracking him down. the police chief, grow, -- greg sur, says -- >> this is an unbelievable amount of piecework done. i think the mess an is clear in san francisco, that we're gonna solve our crimes and recover property and the bad guy are going to jail. >> now, the suspect had arrived in the bay area from the east coast on july 4th. tau, he showed -- today they showed clothes of the witness. investigators tracked lugo from where he was staying at the hotel palomara 4thant market to an apartment -- and market to an apartment complex in napa. >> he was

i imagine it's going to be daybreak before people assess the damage. >> we understand that kai. first warning weather coverage continues with bob turk and the watches and warnings still in effect. >> tomorrow, all day long we have a flash flood watch in effect. we still have flood flash warnings in effect for the next 20 minutes for baltimore county. we saw some heavy rains earlier. a few reports as much as 3- inches of rain fell an hour, hour and a half. right now pretty good storms across northern sections of baltimore. from the northern parkway to cockysville. way out to the west another line of storms from just west of haguers town. from pikesville to townsend that's really seeing a heavy cell right now. heavy downpours, minding in some parts. let's take a look at these advisories that will be going into effect tomorrow and what's currently in effect. we still have that flood warning for portions of eastern howard, northern reynolds and southwest baltimore city. and flood flash watch going into effect tomorrow. we could see more heavy rains tomorrow. we'll have a look at the

kai reed, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a body was found floating in the inner harbor. we were live over the scene just after 6:00 tonight where a man was found unconscious near the boat access ramp. another home invasion by police in impersonators has the baltimore police department concerned about public trust. the latest victims were bound and gagged by two or three men inside this home early this morning. one resident said he believes a crowbar was used to break open the door. one of the man pointed a gun at his aunt -- and his head before they ransacked the place. >> these individuals are coming in at all hours of the morning and identifying themselves as baltimore police officers. >> police say this could be related to a similar home invasion in east baltimore earlier this week. in that incident, a man was shot in the neck. tonight, a recently released convict is back behind bars, accused of gunning down a career in business man tuesday afternoon. baltimore police say william car shot and killed a man who was making a delivery. he has a lengthy criminal record and

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this we're just being carried out into the direction of dr david kay respected scientist and former u.n. inspector was leading the weapons search in iraq we are determined to take this apart we have a tremendous a group of dedicated american men and women involved in this with the best assets of the intelligence community can provide. data cheney is not going to be done with this for quite some time david kay wants more time and he says it could take another six to nine months to make a definitive finding ministration is asking congress for hundreds of millions more six hundred million dollars to fund a continuing search we have not yet found shiny pointy things that i would call a weapon before we can draw from conclusions we need to let the iraq survey group complete its work. we were all wrong probably in my judgment. and that is most disturbing. sometimes the true patriots takes the unpopular caress that helps their country and wooden stakes and even if they come this way at least from tonight patriotism is the last refuge of scoundrels and i think these are scoundrels they have no

kai is in the newsroom with the latest on this unusual crime. kai? >> police are still calling for witnesses to come forward with information. it happened on wednesday, on a busy stretch of 295, near bwi marshall airport. a man walked out of the woods according to police, with a shotgun and a hammer. and smashed the windows of a speed camera. now, police have refined the description of the suspect. he's described as a white male, around 60 years of age, about 6 feet tall, weighing about 220 pounds. police say when the attack happened, many people were on 295 at the time. and there must be more witnesses, they believe. denise, back to you. >>> if you have more information, you're asked to call police. >>> new reaction to the ongoing controversy to allowing illegal immigrants to get in-state tuition breaks here in maryland. opponents of the measure have forced it to a referendum. wjz is live. gigi barnett explains what voters are trying to do to sway voters. >>> students rallied for a dream act. now, for a successful petrician drive against it, the --

now i would like to introduce senator kay bailey hutchison from texas. i want to thank courage for her leadership in bringing us together on this important vote. -- not want to thank her. >> it was the spirit of so many in our conference who said there is something wrong with us coming back and not keeping the commitments we have made in our homes states for purpose. that purpose is to deal with the budget crisis that is looming in this country and the debt ceiling that is upon us. and standing with me, deaccessions, the ranking member on the budget committee, who is standing firm that we should have a vote. the first thing we had to do to solve the problem is to put out a budget resolution. then we will know how much spending money to cut. then we will know where the parties need to be. that is the first set. jeff sessions is ready to go and we are going to ask that a budget resolution come to the floor so we can debate. we don't disagree on the goal, but we do disagree on the spending cuts that are necessary and the parties. so let's get out there and

we'll ask senator kay bailey hutchison what she thinks. as you heard from senator mccaskill how the senate has been essentially shut out of the negotiations. >>> still to come, just when you think you're out, they pull you back in. donald trump making a return engagement in the summer of speculation. we're speechless, although we never should be surprised by the donald. >>> but, first, a look ahead of the president's schedule. it's a town hall today in maryland. be interesting to see how much he talks and starts selling some components of this deal that supposedly is in the works with speaker boehner. you're watching "the daily rundown" on msnbc. now?! [ female announcer ] crest whitestrips two hour express. in just two hours you can have a noticeably whiter smile that lasts for months. hi. hi. [ female announcer ] two hour whitestrips from crest. life opens up when you do. right? get out. i know! who knew? i mean. exactly! really. that's what i mean. [ mom ] what? shut the front door. right? seriously. who knew? hello sir. bingo! mahjong!

right now, i want to bring in senator kay bailey hutchison, republican from texas. thank you for joining us. you heard what senator harry reid had to say. earlier today the majority leader mitch mcconnell read a letter signed by 43 republicans including you pledging to oppose reid's bill. has anything changed your mind in the hours leading up to the vote on it and listening to him moments ago? >> not at all. think the reason he pulled that down is that there are 43 committed against his proposal. however, i think what he's saying is that he hopes that we can start having a vote on something that is an agreement between both the white house and congress, both sides of the rotunda, and he wants to not have a repudiation of his proposal and instead go on to one that might have a chance to pass. >> okay. okay. let's talk about this. today "the new york times," senator, put you on a list of republicans most likely to approve a compromise bill. you have been vocal about the need to compromise. here's what you said on the senate floor on thursday. >> the senate majority le

. >> reporter: kay is what is known as a hidden hoarder. >> be careful.s all over the floor here. >> reporter: while most people imagine houses that look like landfills as seen on the bizarre hit "hoarding:buried alive" there is another side, people who guard it. >> reporter: renee moved in with her friend eileen and her roommate raquel after her home was declared unlivable by the city. >> renee and i met 33 years ago teaching. at the same job. i found out renee was a hoarder accide accidentally. one time trying to find out if she was home and i was trying to yell through her mail slot and i looked inside. i was devastated. >> reporter: kay too lives a life that looks no different from everyone else on the outside and parts of her home are spotless. all other parts including a garage and certain rooms don't have an inch to spare. >> this is my briefcase right here. >> reporter: this plastic bag is what? it's just bills and files and stuff that i need to get at so i keep it in here because i won't ever know where anything is if i don't. >> reporter: this i

and kay says she has a new outlook. >> i want to keep this up, though.o ever get back to the way it was, ever. this has just been a real eye-opener to me. and it's like a feeling of being free. and i don't ever want to do it again ever. >> reporter: after years of embarrassment, she plans to finally embrace the words on her living room wall, live simply. for "good morning america," neal karlinsky, abc news, denver. >> good luck to her. >>> and from extreme hoarding to extreme exercise. we all know it's important to exercise. but is it possible to workout too much? we looked into the world of extreme fitness, the people who spend hours every day pounding the pavement or working out in a gym. we asked "gma" special contributor cameron mathison to investigate. good morning, cameron. >> good morning. hey, you know, it's summertime. and we all want to look our best for the beach or other outdoor activities. but we are finding some people that might be going just a little too far with their workout routines. we've seen some stars that do it. but they are defin

the kay sea anthony -- the casey anthony murder trial is winding down. she's accused of killing her two-year-old daughter caylee. she will learn her fate as soon as the jury. >>> we don't know what prosecutors will do next in the wake of dominic strauss kahn. accused of raping a hotel made in new york. we see him there with his wife after his judge lifted his house arrest. lawyers for strauss kahn want the charges dismissed. >>> a car was clipped by a small plane that made an emergency landing. the plane was removed from the freeway shortly after 12:30 this morning. highway patrol officers say it's amazing everyone walked away from this so hard. the pirate has token off from the airport ten miles away he slide the plane into the northbound lanes of traffic but clipped the driver. >> she was in shock basically. she was driving northbound on the number two lane and felt the impact of rear of her window. after that she saw a plane right in front of her. >> sources tell ktvu a brand new engine had been been installed in the 35-year-old plane. the investigati

also a hair recovered from the car was similar to those found at kay lee caylee's death site. casey anthony never called 191 about her daughter. she lied about a baby sitter stealing caylee and lied to her mother about caylee's where abouts. why would any parent of a missing child lie to investigators trying to find that child? on the defense side, the autopsy couldn't conclude the cause of death and doubts were raised about the forensic evidence. what the case really comes down to is this. reasonable doubt. there was no smoking gun and no eyewitness. what is certain is that the adult in direct charge of a two-year-old cannot explain what happened to her. did not even try to find out what happened. and misled those trying to do so. and that is a memo. fox news anchor geraldo rivera scored a huge interview with casey anthony's attorney jose baez. >> you're saying i didn't expect this. we're not saying that at all. we always felt very strongly about our case and we always felt that -- that this case was built on i -- it was built on nothing and the jury saw through the fantasy a

. >> reporter: the state called kay sea ant -- casey anthony a liar who murdered her daughter. >> he addressed what everyone has been talking about. it's not just the lie. it's the reason behind the lay. >> reporter: defense attorney jose baez chipped away at the prosecution theories. he argues the prosecution case was so weak and tried to portray casey as a liar. >> he doesn't have direct evidence of premeditation and he certainly didn't convince me that kay sea anthony -- casey anthony is guilty of murder. >> reporter: after the rebuttal the jury will get the case. they could consider second degree murder and manslaughter. back to you. >> that is our reporter jessica sloan. thank you. time now 6:19. sal, you still following that big problem in san francisco? >> we are. just trying to get more information now. apparently this fire which was first reported just before 6:00 this morning has grown to a two alarm fire and just listening to the firefighters fight you can hear them talking to each other on the radios. they are still having quite a time with it. we were able to see from th

. >> hi, kai. hello, everybody. councilman stokes has dropped out of the election to run for his own council seat. but that still leaves six people in the running for mayor. and six is a lot for voters to velt. -- vet. >> reporter: mayor stephanie rawlings-blake wins an endorsement today. >> we don't always agree. but it's like being in a family. you might have disagreement or squabbles. and at the end of the day, it's the love that binds you. and for you, it's love of the city. >> reporter: councilman stokes has decided not to run for mayor but rather to run for his own council seat instead. >> i'm l -- >> we have a lot of the same ideas. and again, i think his fans, as relates to the city budget. his issues as it relates to property tax, are very, very similar to mine. i think if people will agree with those ideas, they'll agree with me as well. >> reporter: observers can see the impact. >> the benefit is going to be i think relatively small. >> that means one less seat at these forums and debate tables. >> report

they get swept as kai said in three straight.and they head to atlanta to continue interleague play. both games broadcast live right here on wjz. >>> profootball made the proclamation three months ago, now probasketball lock out. i mean a real lock out. for real, tips off in about 32 minutes or so. despite a three hour meeting with the player's union today. nba owners will lock out players after failing to reach a new collective deal on a contract that expires at weekend. >> we just want to play basketball. at the end of the day we just have to do what's right. we just got a fair deal. we just want to hoop. >> no we're not closer, i don't think we're closer. it worries me that we're not closer. >> reporter: what is sporting coming to? both sides divided on practically every single issue. >>> maria sharipova dropped the first three games. against wild card sabina of germany. sharipova roared back. she won it 6-3. hasn't lost a set yet in wimbledon this year. there's sir richard branson of virgin. that's sports. see you tomorrow. >>

my name is kay walker, seiu.he west bay chapter of retirees have decided to oppose both amendments, at this point. we will do this publicly. this amendment could change, so it is not written in stone. however, here is my suggestion, in terms of being competitive with adachi, which kind of seems to be the m.o. here. if you remove the governance of the board, retirees will not fight that issue. we are bound and determined, most of us, to oppose this thing as it is now because of that item. a lot of seiu people, even though they do not come up and say this, are looking at adachi having a better deal for actives, in that there is a better sliding scale going on with contributions. this amendment does not. some of the people that are active and employed will go to adachi's amendment because of this. this is happening in seiu, a lot of infighting. you may not hear it, but you will see it eventually in the campaign unless q adopt his scheme and put that in your amendment. another point, some of us are upset about the cl

. >>> they fried an egg on cement, ball park in arlington was 98 degrees at game time, trevor kay highlyo lifetime against the rangers. struck out josh hamilton, that ended the threat in the third inning. scoreless game in the sixth. josh willingham, matt harpring eye son caught him looking, one of seven strikeouts, lefty. scott sizemore who promptly bounces out to second base. the a's fail to score. harrison goes 7 2/3 scoreless inning. home half of the sixth inning. adrian beltre one to left center off cahill. it just gets over the wall. two-run home run, texas sweeps the a's 2-0. oakland is 39-53 heading into the break, 12 games behind texas in the division. >>> he que i don't think seo had plenty to smile about. seo got herself back to par with a 68 this morning in the third round. she took a 1-stroke lead. currently on the 18th hole but some of the field may have to finish tomorrow because of another delay. >>> down the coast the seals sharing pebble beach with the champion's tour this weekend, jeff slough man makes a run on the back 9, his birdie at 17 gave him the lead. jay harms

here to explain how is ka kai risdale, host of american public's media marketplace.ou bet. >> let's caught through all the washington babble here and cut to the quick. what is going on, how bad could it get, and if we get to august the 2nd and there's no deal is it the financial armageddon that the president keeps warning us it will be? >> let me take the last part of the question first. did you see the stock market today? >> down 2%. >> dow was down almost 2%. nasdaq and s&p 2 1/2%. right? that's just a taste. i think the markets picked today to start getting wigd out. but let's work backwards. what's going on? fundamental disagreement about the skies and shape of the united states government. it's really unfortunate that they're deciding to do that at a time when we're running out of money. the technical aspects are this. right? we've already hit the debt ceiling. everybody who says oh, we're going to hit debt ceiling on the 2nd of august, that's already happened. happened back on may 16th. since then the treasury department, treasury secretary geithner, has been m

brianna keilar is standing by and kate bolduan is standing by, but right now i want to bring in senator kay bailey hutchison from texas. we are here with breaking news and you heard what senator reid had so say. earlier mitch mcconnell read a letter signed by republicans including you opposing senator reid's bill, and has anything changed your mind on the bill and listening to him moments ago? >> no, not at all. i think that the reason that he has pulled that down is that there are 43 committed against his proposal, however, what he is saying is that he hopes that we can start having a vote on something that is an agreement between both the white house and congress, both sides of the rotunda and he wants to not have a repudiation of his proposal and instead going on to one that might have a chance to pass. >> okay. okay. let's talk about this. today, "the new york times," senator, put you on a list of republicans most likely to approve a compromised bill and you have been vocal on the need to compromise and here is what you said on the senate floor thursday. >> the senate majority leader an

and then welcome to trevor kay hill's nightmare. the yank roups for five runs in the second.e more in the third. the former a nick swisher with five r.b.i's. it is 17-7. nfl players did not vote on the contract ratified by the owners. they will look at it over the weekend and maybe vote on monday. some players reacted negatively to news the deal was done, because they hadn't even seen terms of the proposal. he said the contract on the table includes some items that the players had really never seen before. >> when you are going through a deal like what we are going through right now, you can't give as you time line to agree on something we never talked about. that's where you see the twitter where guys are going off mad. and rightfully so. you feel your intelligence is insulted. >> don't make him angry. you won't like him when he is angry. among those in lockout limbo, undrafted free agents like jeremy ross working out for months and waiting for an opportunity to tryout for teams. once free agency begins, you know it will be just a frenzy. he is hoping he will get a chance to

state department spokesman mark toner said ambassador stephen bosworth will meet kim kay kye gwan at the nunn new york. japan, the united states and south korea have yet to decide to resume whether to resume the talks on north korea's nuclear program. they have said they will reach such a decision after direct talks between the two koreas and then between the u.s. and north korea. the north korean vice foreign minister and head of the north american affairs bureau are already in new york for the ming. the u.s. decision to resume talks comes amid concerns that the north may be enriching uranium for military purposes. the united states maintains that it will not resume the six-party talks unless the north takes concrete action to give up nuclear weapons. >>> in china, a driver involved in saturday's fatal high-speed train collision reportedly says he had been ordered to stop the train before another train crashed into it. his remarks suggest that human error may have contributed to the disaster that killed at least 39 people. the website of a weekly magazine published in the southern p

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two san francisco museums are currently show kay casing the life of oakland writer gertrude stein and the art collected by her family while living in paris in the early 1900s. pbs correspondent spencer michels has the story. >> reporter: in turn of the century paris the american writer gertrude stein held court for avant garde painters and writers at the home she shared with her brothers and sister-in-law. she had been raised in oakland then went to baltimore, but paris was where the art scene was. century-old photographs of their apartments show the walls nearly hidden by paintings of picasso and others the families had bought cheaply. a collection that was dispersed over the years. today that amazing assemblage of groundbreaking art has been reassembled at the san francisco museum of modern art. >> the exhibition brings together over 150 pieces that were once owned by the steins, from five different continents, from public collections, from private collections, really from all over the world. >> reporter: janet bishop, one of the show's curators, said this wasn't any art collection.