in san jose, karina rusk, abc 7 nudes. >>> coming up next, the doomsday scenario. bay christian radio host is predicting the end of the world tomorrow. >>> and the animal rights groups trying to capitalize on his vision. stay with us. >>> one of professional wrestlings most colorful figures has died. 58-year-old randy macho man savage was killed when lost control of his jeep and crash inside a tree in florida. police say he may have suffered what they call a medical event but did not elaborate. savage became one of wrestling's biggest stars thanks to his charisma and colorful outfits. >>> the european debt crisis and trouble weighed down wall street. the dow foal 93 points and nasdaq lost 20 and gap was down $4 a share. more than 17% after reporting yesterday that rising cotton prices are cutting into profits. barnes and noble shares went today by almost 30% when liberty media offered to buy the company for a billion dollars and help bring the chain into the age of electronic books. >> today the 10th anniversary of the apple store. there are 300 now and yahoo news

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in san jose, karina rusk, abc 7 news. >>> and karina looked into san jose's $115 million budget short foul and how the elimination of one position in one council member's offense has become a legal tug of war. watch her report. >> reporter: council member pete constant did something in late 2007 that is still reverberating on the 18th floor. every council member relies on a staff of four to six people and every district is everybody served by an administrative assistant except district one. >> there are still tasks to do but that can be shared throughout everyone in the offense. >> reporter: the union representing administrative assistants is crying foul and here is why. the administrative assistant position easter earns about $7a year but the salary for council aides varied dramatically. the four people in council member constant's offense make from $12,000 a year for untern to $40,000 for a council assistant. the union says it is in their contract that administrative duties be performed by the union position. >> these are professional people and they do have professional skills. the

. >> a karina martÍnez el sip y la obligÓ a vivir con familiares, su casa mÓvil se inundÓ. >> se siente buscar fortuna de luisiana. >> tambiÉn en este tipo de ramo de soldadura de barcos. >> sin embargo para allÁ y gel rÍo mississippi y el grupo de ingenieros de estados unidos quieren abrir un canal para proteger las ciudades, por lo -25.000 personas se verÍan afectadas en sus granjas y campos. los residentes hacen su propio plan de contenciÓn como esas de -bolsas de arena y muros improvisados. >> este es un adelanto de las historias que les presentaremos este domingo en aquÍ y ahora, veramos. -veamos. >> marisol bayer revela por quÉ dejÓ su trabajo. tambiÉn nos adentramos en una oscura selva para ver los efectos de cÓmo producen una sustancia prohibida. ademÁs fueron expulsados de su paraÍso y ahora regresan a la civilizaciÓn de la que habÍan escapado. y larry hernÁndez hace revelaciones sobre sus narco corridos, sus miedos, sus pesadillas. >> este domingo en aquÍ y ahora, en su nuevo horario. >> vamos ahora con illia calderÓn y un adelanto de la ediciÓn nocturna. >> gracias, esta noch

and i loved it. >> karina, what do you make of the final three?ut i think it will be a fun final. i can't wait to see what kirstie brings. what chelsea brings. and definitely hines. >> definitely hines. does that mean he's the favorite? >> he's the favorite with the judges. that's pretty you know confident statement. >> yeah. yeah. i mean they all -- everybody -- i mean a lot of talent there. all four of us you know last night, i think deserved to be there. we feel we deserve to be in the finals. and for whatever the reason didn't get there. and had a pretty big hole to dig ourselves out of from a point deficit. but hines has done fantastic. >> he's had a great season. >> i did. >> you had a terrific season. thank you. >> well done guys. >> congratulations. >> thank you, george. >> thank you. thank you. >> it was a hoot. >> me, too. big finals next week. tune in next wednesday right here. our "dancing with the stars" extravaganza, the winning couple and all the finalists will be here live. >>> we have something to tell you about. we're launching o

now back to dan and karina. >> thank you. >>> and a new exhibit has dinosaurs roaming the earth in thecience hall in berkeley. they are part of an exhibit called dinosaurs on earth and runs through january. world newings, oh, wait you can hear th

karina rusk has more in this report. >> reporter: kathleen gets four allergy shots a mont month. for her and millions of americans the biggest irritants are tree, grass and weed pollen. >> i have been helped by the shots and i'm not miserable any more during spring season. maybe slightly uncomfort. >> reporter: a report by california watch says allergies are on the rise because of global climate change. dr. robert toronto says warmer weather impacts plant growth and thus pollen production. >> this year has been a particularly bad year because we had a lot of rain and dry out there for a number of weeks and we have had a lot of patients in who haven't been seen in many years. >> reporter: the report citeds a study from quest diein diagn. over four years, a 6% increase in overall allergies, 15% in ragweed allergies and 12% increase in mold allergies. many experts say an increase in co 2 levels is to blame. we spoke via skype to dr. paul epstein. he is part of health and global environment. >> poison ivy as well. not just rag weed but as poison ivy gets stronger. >> dr. epistein say

karina rusk reports. >> this is what the scientific community refers to as fish and chips, as puttinggh-tech sensors or computer chips on marine mammals. they collect valuable information from the ocean to where species live and eat. >> depending on where the hot spots are, we are finding out the places we need to protect. >> they have developed tacks for some 200 species. fish offer a free ride for collecting data from unmind locations. they go where satellites don't travel. noaa says the marine tags can provide critical input to track long term climate change and provide short term weather forecasts. >> all this information plays out in improving our knowledge of those storms, both the intensity and the tracks coming on to the coaster. >> taking their research to the next level by merging information in various computer models to make an explosive picture that has never been seen before. >> a group gathered in pacific grove representing government agencies announced a partnership called the international observing ocean system. they say the collaboration it will lift a veil of secre

karina rusk, abc 7 news. >>> a group of health professionals is calling on mcdonald's to fire ronald.he group corporate accountability international ran this ad today in several major newspapers. it was signed by more than 550 health groups and professionals. they claim the happy meals encourage kids to eat junk food and that contributes to childhood obesity and related diseases like diabetes. the spokesman for mcdonalds says ronald is not retiring and he is still the heart and soul of ronald mcdonald house charities. >>> downtown merchants paid $50,000 to roll out the welcome mat, hoping that fans would line the streets and patronize the shops and restaurants and they did. look how many people turned out. the race turned dramatic a few miles down the road on the twists and turns of mount hamilton. the punishing climb to the observe atorrey followed by a dash down the slope. tomorrow's leg is from seaside to pasa robles. >> winter is long gone but here is what is looked like on interstate 80 where snow rested on the top of the trees. the latest storm dumped more than two feet of snow

>> reporter: he's playing with the new mascot, or skyping home every other night to wife karina and his two daughters in colorado springs. >> i can't wait to see what you have done. i can't believe you laid all hardwood floors down. >> i keep myself busy. >> reporter: lewis said they are his rock. by age 18, he lost his mother, father, and grandparents and lost his way. smoked dope. a bay area stoner, he says, until boot camp turned him around forever. ♪ don't stop believing >> reporter: now, far from home, it's his military family that fills the void. >> good morning. i try to be like that father figure to them and look after them, you know, because they are my boys. >> reporter: lewis deeply believes in the power of service. >> i think it's a great honor to serve your country, period. >> reporter: fighting to hold on to every inch of a barren piece of northwest afghanistan with few re-enforcements. >> they're shooting pretty far. >> reporter: but plenty of heart. jim maceda, nbc news, afghanistan. >>> up next, a grainy video that's getting a lot of attention. you'll see why a kinderga

at its promises to break with the past and reshape the country for the better our key contributor karina's italy better things the break appears to be from his own people. when i've heard of the french plans to intervene in syria the first thought that came to my mind was what is the presidential elections in france actually it's in less than a year and how was president sarkozy doing according to the recent paulse he's a director of the world was two thirds of the french population unhappy with his policies i mean francis involvement in afghanistan ivory coast and media was not enough for the french voters to change their mind so because they came up with a new idea to intervene in syria what surprises me is that sarkozy wants his own brand but he forgets that only to run a former french president will sound french troops to rwanda in ninety ninety four was accused of supporting the genocide of the two such was the conclusion of the public inquiry conducted by the independent rwandan commission into person sex later some declassified french documents confirm that as well of course the vio

eight here i mean it's interesting the kind of what they want to project to karina we want to help these people you want to do it it's going to be aids it's going to be food security it's all the other security here but if you look at it it's still very much out of self interest out of the self-interest of the member countries if they can agree on those issues so i mean it's if we don't have to look for you know this kind of. soft and furry west you know helping the rest of the world if they're making money off of it they're making very cold calculations about themselves. i think that's right so when it comes to the middle east i disagree quite strongly with what i think paul was saying that we went into libya and when we were cheered in the streets we went into libya and we were cheered by about thirty percent of the population in the streets about thirty percent is indifference and thirty percent supports gadhafi we've learned quite a lot of that this is a tribal society and i think obama was absolutely right to be skeptical about the british and french pressure to intervene we are slo

have been left indifferent to his arrest with reaction ranging from jubilance to outrage artie's karina's are of a visit of the serbian village are what it was finally tracked down. we did manage to talk to a some of the people of course it was quite early in the morning when we made our trip and the village itself was incredibly small very. lots of people gardening and basically the only thing that was odd it was the large amount of journalists. a number of policemen that were standing outside the house where former bosnian general actually arrested and you could feel that the people of that village were not very happy with the amount of journalists present they weren't very keen to talk to them but we did manage to speak to one woman who was one of our neighbor. to new knowledge was arrested no one had the slightest idea he was being that his brother lives in his house and had a very low standard to get any man abuse in the hands he was wearing a cap and you know from his moving good difficulty as though he'd had a stroke we had no idea who the man was until the police arrived. after th

we continue the local news with dan and karina. >> the search for a bay area nursing student and theer going unanswered. >> a teen driver in the south bay goes on a destructive power trip. >> oakland a's and perfect tribute and teaming up with a fitting support service. >> good evening, oakland police want to learn more about how an illegal side show took a violent turn that ended with two people shot to death and one severely wounded. >> hundreds watched as drivers spun the cars in circles and someone opened fire. >> the shooting killed a mother of two and 29 year old eric bush. >> the hard honest, working man and took care of his family and kids. he's not a bad man at all. >> it is not real. there is so much hurt and pain. it is unexplainable pain. >> the shooting took place outside of the dragon motorcycle club. >> the neighbors said they held a block party every year for deck -- decades but the first time it turned into a screeching side show. >> san jose police hope someone will come forward with a tip on who murdered a mother of five in her car. richard was also in the car and

and it was ralph macchio and his partner karina smurnoff who were tossed off the show.karina slammed the show judges. >> on my shoulders -- >> on the hips. >> or if the hands weren't right, early in the season. we worked on that in "romeo & juliet." we saw that. those are smart notes. this felt like, oh, you're not worthy to be with this group. >> they wanted to be the stars, if they wanted to be the stars, they should have auditioned to be the stars, rather than the judges. >> you got chelsea kane and hines ward. i'm firmly on team chelsea. >> i don't know who to root for. it's kind of a sore loser sort of thing. a.j. hammer, many thanks. if you want information, a.j.'s got it tonight on "showbiz tonight" at 11:00 p.m. on hln. >>> their members once included future presidents of the united states. now, an elite yale university fraternity gets a big smackdown. what a youtube video has to do with it. what?! sam, get your ears cleaned out. but what did he say? 42 wild italians. huh? it's a cruise for plus-size individuals. it's a commercial. that's all. i'm pretty sure he

karina russ, abc 7 news. >> the death of bin laden is dominating the arab news.erage in the middle east is readly available in the bay area. what is being said. >> this is the news oust lebanon. >> if you want to know how the air feels, visit link tv. here they monitor and see the news from 22 countries. the executive director is watching the feed and streaming in for 44 channels. >> a lot of the streets, most of the reaction is positive . everyone almost will welcome the news of his death. >> there are exceptions from palestinian and gaza and from iranian tv. >> trying to down play it and say it is not a major set back for al qaeda. >> and at this mosque in san francisco. a man with roots in the middle east come to pray. the military operation sends a strong message to other terrorist. >> no matter how long they hide and where they hide, in the end. there will be justice. >> we mystery reafirm that the united states has not been at war with lal. >> this man said bin laden hijacked islam. >> it is distressing for the muslim. he was not a muss lim. >> he and other

i will miss seeing him, not to mention his lovely partner who is on this month's playboy cover karinast about to go down to the gutter. >> i think that she's got it going on. anyway. >> go down a few levels here. we're talking about danielle staub. of course one the cast members from "the real housewives of new jersey" and otherwise known of sort of a can of crazy, right? >> she was the highly controversial one as you can see. >> this is her new job. she is taking it all off apparently for real at a very famous -- wow, gees, a very prominent club here in manhattan, that's called scores gentlemen's club in new york. she said that she signed a three-year contract with this club and she's also going to be doing live appearances on their website. so she will have, you know, worldwide web stripping episodes. >> so, one, i'm shocked that strippers have contracts. two, she gets booted from the show and now she'll go stripping although she's raising two young teenaged daughters. >> most people on the show said they would not do another series of the real housewives if she was a part of it bec

. >> karina's but i'm not interviewing him. [laughter] i would be happy to do that. [laughter] >> when you were in school, you obviously have a strong sense of the future concentrating on the east asian studies which are somewhat of a focus force today. you're also the father of two children who will soon be going out into the workplace. what advice would you give to young adults, their young people today about a equipping themselves to deal with the future other than investing in natural fund. [laughter] >> i may be would give you this great gift as a child which is i left around the world and had a great chance to get a feel for the rest of the world and look at the united states through the eyes of the country and that it led me to want to work for my country, to help to make sure i can contribute making sure we can do a better job the government have to do and it is a remarkably rewarding experience and i won't try to shape -- amount try to affect what they make but i think the country would be stronger if we can be successful in attracting people to come spend p