back to katherine. >> thank you very much. a few days for the accident at the fukushima to cripple the nuclear plant. a panel is confirming it will take many years to safely decommission the facility's reactors. >> translator: decommissioning the reactors will take 20 years or more. >> about 30 panel members held an initial meeting on wednesday to talk about the time table for closing the plant. they include officials from the nuclear safety commission and the operator, tokyo electric power company. they worked with u.s. researchers and studying the accident at three-mile island in 1979. he briefed participants on how it was brought under control and explained it took 11 years to extract the fuel rods because they were coping with the first nuclear melt down. they had to process contaminated wastewater. among the hurdles, how to repair the reactor containment vessels and decontaminate the buildings by remote voel so the fuel can be extracted. the panel plans to decommission by early next year. that's the end of the second stag

tomorrow katherine will fly east to be close to kevin's mother.they are planning a memorial here in the bay area. >>> jesse pitman was a former firefighter from mendecino county. friends from the close nit town remember him as smart and hard working. he worked as a seasonal firefighter for calfire before become ago navy seal. ktvu's rob roth is in will to the best t s --willits and will take a closer look at this navy seal. >>> captain owen honors was released from the navy. honors submitted documents today for a navy board increase. the board will review the documents and more than 60 videos during the next six weeks. it will represent whether honors should be released for. >>> a missing dive's body is found after 17 years in lake tahoe and his was not the only body missing at this spot. >>> bay area muslim groups are celebrating ramadan and reaching out to other communities, but a controversy today reminded them it's not always easy to keep the faith. what happened coming up. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rew

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katherine, is there somebody that needs to be called. i guess nobody can do anything at the moment. >> believe that is can case. we weren't exactly -- obviously if the dam were to let loose, yes, a lot of people would be in harm's way. at this point there is stretch of roadway where we will head for higher ground and we'll be okay. make the best of the situation and keep our hopes up. >> shep: katherine underwood, great attitude. a reporter in middleburg new york and we're getting updates on all of this and should we find any details about this dam and all this flow we'll certainly let you know. it's been a very difficult afternoon for people all up and down the new york region now into new england as the storm continues to churn to the north. water coming up on the coast and would you look how far it stretches. i'm shepard smith in new york. continuing coverage on the aftermath of irene. ith more. only one a day women's 50+ advantage has ginkgo for memory and concentration, plus support for bone and breast health. a great addition to my

abilene cooper worked as a maid for the brother of katherine stocket, the author of "the help," now a hit movie. cooper claimed stocket used her name and likeness without her permission. the judge dismissed the case saying the one-year statute of limitations had expired. >> hope she got what she wants. put that on there. hope she got what she wants. she's a liar! she's a liar! >> the book is about abilene clark. don't you think that's a coincidence? do you know anybody else named abilene? do you know anybody else named abilene? >> cooper was seeking $75,000 in damages. author katherine stocket has said her character, abilene, was based on a different woman who worked for her parents and died several years ago. >>> young women are getting college degrees at a higher rate than men. apparently a new study finds that most americans think women need one more. the pew research center found 77% of people think women need a college degree to get ahead in life. only 68% think men need it. last year, 36% of women between 25 and 29 years old had completed a bachelor's degree compared with 28% of

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a reporter whom we were speaking with us katherine underwood is trapped in an area of road along with residents. another resident called to report that 21 people are trapped at moore's hotel at the bottom of that spillway area in a town called pratssville new york. it's a rural area with not a high density population but certainly this dam a matter of great concern. a level "b" emergency and working to find out more about it. we'll have more as we get it on fox news channel. let's go to mike tobin is following things. he is in rockaway beach, new york. >> another band of rain is whipping through this area right now. not too much water from it. it is more water compounds the problem and clearing out all the people hoping to get a look around to see the destruction. we can show it to you. in an area as broad channel there was a house that was built on a foundation of stilts that went down in the water. the rising tide it all served to reach up and tear the house off the foundation. if you look at the debris a boat has been slammed up against the debris that used to be a house. you see a

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autoridades de nueva >>> una joven hispana de 15 años está en la lista de muertes por el huracán irene, katherine menos 38 muertos, la mayoría ahogados, además de 8 millones de personas sin electricidad, podría tomar al menos 1 semana el reestablecer el servicio. >>> otra ciudad que se preparó para lo peor, fue nueva york, sin embargo hoy, muchos se preguntan si la primera orden de evacuación fue una sobre reacciónde las autoridades . >>> es el sonido de la operación limpieza, después de los destrozos del huracán irene en nueva york . >>> cómo psaron el huracán . >>> con miedo, porque los árboles volaban muy fuerte. >>> el huracán irene además de mortal causó grandes estragos, en nueva york derrumbó más de 2 mil árboles . >>> después de la suspensión del sistema de tranposrte más grande de la nación, reanudaron sus servicios . >>> con retrasos los principales servicios comenzaron a funcionar, pero los residentes se quejan que se sobreestimó el tema del huracán irene, pero en este vecindario opinan lo contrario. >>> le dio tiempo a las personas para sbaer qué iba a pasars. >>> tomaron precauciones

the siblings made a rare public appearance in gary, indiana, this weekend with their grandmother, katherinee family celebrated what would have been michael jackson's birthday. he would have been 53 years old on monday. >> i am happy for this type of a thing not only going on here, it's going on all over the world. >> reporter: it wasn't long ago that the world watched as 14-year-old prince, 13-year-old paris, and 9-year-old blanket, bid farewell to their father. the children posed for pictures and signed autographs for fans during the town's three-day celebration. >> it's fun because dad grew up here. and it's good to see it, the place where our dad grew up. >> reporter: michael jackson's childhood home at 2300 jackson street remains a beehive of activity as throngs of fans pay tribute at the legend's stage. ♪ >> reporter: the family says seeing the community and fans from everywhere honoring michael makes them feel wonderful. they vow to keep his music and his legacy alive. how would you like him to be remembered? >> as one of the greatest and nicest guys ever. >> amazing seeing his kids.

and katherine who is the in turn is concluding her internship, but she worked this summer to really start compiling some early detailed information. and we're close to 300 cases. this does not include cases that were filed in state court. if there are some interesting trends, there is a high number of these cases that are in the richmond and the sense that restaurants. there is just a little bit more data collection and we need to add this the cases. what i would like to do is start reaching out to the businesses, tracking who is so open and seeing if they would be willing to communicate information in terms of the amount of settlements. most of these cases, they settled out of court and so we don't know what the amounts are. those are some of the next steps. mr. johnson has written a guide on how to hire an inspector. it has a good list of recommendations. live translated it to the six different languages that we have been transmitting material. america's cup. we are reaching out to the business organizations to get a meeting on the books scheduled in late september or early october to b

he was just here with his new wife katherine and there is no word on where his training will take place >>> a pickup truck was caught on a police -- trying to use his feet for breaks. kind of like fred flintstone he approached a stream and it was a matter of luck he didn't hit anybody. he finally came to a stop after crashing into four weeks and putting his truck in park and he told police he was just anxious to get home from work. >>> coming up on a special edition of ktvu channel 2 news, a legal fight waging to get back to a home he already owns. plus a new crime trend at one of the most popular sites, what you need to do to protect yourself and stay tuned for preseason football, atlanta is facing jaguars in atlanta, thanks for watching and have a great weekend. ♪ teacher, teacher, now we're back in school ♪ ♪ are you smarter than you used to be? ♪ [ cheers and applause ] foxworthy: [ laughs ] hi, everybody, i'm jeff foxworthy, and welcome to "are you smarter than a 5th grader?"

this information shared with filmmaker katherine bigelow. first, do we know, has bigelow been to washington? has she been to the pentagon for this film? >> reporter: what we know is officials are telling us that katherine bigelow, the award winning director of that movie the hurt locker about the war in iraq has spoken with administration officials about her team's new project to make a movie about the raid that killed osama bin laden. she, by all accounts, has had some meetings, has talked to people about it. what we are told here at the pentagon is her project is still, we're talking hollywood, in the development phase. she doesn't have a script yet or specifics yet. she's developing the project, possibly developing the script to go ahead and make the movie. not unusual. there is right down the hall from where we broadcast here in the pentagon, maybe 20 steps away, is a hollywood liaison office, which works with filmmakers, with television networks that want to make programs or movies about the u.s. military, works with them to give them a

. >> very good morning to you, katheri katherine. let's start with atory in the united states. the fiscal 2012 budget deficit will likely fall below $1 trillion for the first time in four years. in an outlook released on wednesday, the congressional budget office forecast a deficit of $973 billion for the upcoming fiscal year, starting in october. the projected decline reflects the content of the debt ceiling bill enacted earlier this month. this calls for cuts of about $1 trillion in the deficit, stretching over ten years from 2012. on the economy, the report says the pace of growth will remain sluggish for a while. it estimates the jobless rate to stay high at the 8% level for the next three years. >>> for the october three december quarter, the budget office predicts unemployment rate of 8.9% and 8.5% for the same period next year. following wednesday's downgrade of japan's sovereign debt, u.s. credit rating agency moody's lowered the ratings on major japanese banks. moody's downgraded the country's credit rating by one notch to aa 3. this is due to japan's worsening fiscal

we are fortunate to have the presence of the presiding judge and she is katherine feinstein. where are you? would you please join us to do the duty of swearing ed lee in. mr. lee. >> if you would be kind enough to please raise your right hand and repeat after me. i edwin m. lee. >> i edwin m. lee. >> do solemnly swear -- >> do sol manyly swear -- solemnly swear -- >> that i will support and defend -- >> that i will support and defend -- >> the constitution of the united states -- >> the constitution of the united states >> and the constitution of the state of california -- >> and the constitution of the state of california >> against allen miss foreign and domestic -- against all enemies foreign and domestic -- >> against allen miss and domestic -- >> that i will bear true faith and aline of scrimmagens. >> that i will bear true faith and aline of scrimmagens >> to the constitution of the united states. >> to the constitution of the united states. >> and to the constitution of the state of california. >> to the constitution of the state of california. >> that i take this obli

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and katherine who is the in turn is concluding her internship, but she worked this summer to really start compiling some early detailed information. and we're close to 300 cases. this does not include cases that were filed in state court. if there are some interesting trends, there is a high number of these cases that are in the richmond and the sense that restaurants. there is just a little bit more data collection and we need to add this the cases. what i would like to do is start reaching out to the businesses, tracking who is so open and sng

we are joined by katherine jackson, michael jackson's mom, and along with those producing the show. joining us. there is always two groups in the country always seems to be gridlocked, congress and the jackson family. they say the timing is wrong because of the criminal trial going on surrounding michael's death. this is what they posted on twitter. there will come a time and place for a tribute to michael but we feel the most important tribute we can give to our brother at this time is to seek justice in his name. you are the mom of all three of these guys. are they right? >> i can understand how they feel. i feel sort of the same way, but at the same time it has been two years, and the court has to do what they have to do. but this is a tribute to my son, and i support it. >> what do you want this tribute to be? what do you want for the world to take away from this concert? >> well, i just want them to remember michael, and this concert is going to be a very good concert. that's why i join with my partner here to support it. >> where is the investigation as far as michael's death?

>> something katherine jackson has to deal with. she came by and visited with me this week. of her answer. >> okay. >> the trial is very important. and i can understand how michael -- how randy and jermaine feel. it's been two years. when these gentlemen came to me and talked about it, i thought it was a good idea. >> and, by the way, we see kather katherin, michael ease mom, your buddy joe jackson, who you had great interviews with, he called from vietnam to let me know that he's not involved in this tribute. not that he's got anything against it but the estate was implying that he was one of the originators of it. he said he's not. he's working on his happy land promotion, the big development in vietnam. >> i thank you for abiding by our policy that we had here. there's a wedding going on in hollywood. this is a free zone. >> i'm not involved. >> okay. >> right. >> appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> straight ahead, meet the man who could be the next eddie murphy.ll ave a dream that one day on the red hills of georgia, the sons of former slaves and the sons of former slave ow

the second round but there were still some good results for russian plays on the opening day of katherine mccarron spain. to set up a second round of meetings with fellow russian bit is on the. back from her. last week with craig bass that qualify under the seat of the on about to set up a meeting with maria sharapova and that elsewhere. had to come from a set down to be. leveling the match on the tiebreaker and cruising through deciding set six gangstas. one on one and three she made light work of contests with american. women this one six love sixty next face the winner of the match between russian. and italian the. big shock of the day came the menstrual andy roddick the eleven seed suffering a first round defeat to be unseated german. things were looking good for the american he won the first set on a tie break and was a break up in the second but then lost is a whole shriver level them actually the stats are already running down the bracket in disgust and rumor deciding said it was all call schreiber he closed it out for six games to close it out six games to one to tie a victory. al

and katherine who is the in turn is concluding her internship, but she worked this summer to really start compiling some early detailed information.

. >>> you wouldn't expect the already slimmed down katherine middleton to have her figure digitally altered in a magazine but a magazine did that. "grazia" edited a picture of the duchess of cambridge but says it did not mean toake her look thinner. the original picture was of her and prince william. the magaziner wanted a solo sho of catherine in her dress. editors digitally removed prince william from the original picture, and her right arm was reattached using the mirror image of her left arm in the new photo on the left. the magazine says that resulted in an -- an inadvertent slimming of her already very thin waistline. >>> sex, alcohol, shoes, caffeine, even your toothbrush? what would you give up to keep your smartphone? >> a new survey says that americans are willing to give up almost everything to hang on to those phones. you ready for this? the survey by the technology firm telenab says more than half of americans would rather give up alcohol, caffeine, and chocolate for a -- yes, gasps in the newsroom -- for a week before temporarily parting with their cell phones. and you saw thi

is a built in the eighteenth century but it's how you architecture strelley it became the home of katherine when she ascended to the truth and seventy six to over the centuries the past were larger than a theatre and various new buildings. i suppose she stands in a city is held by the transit century to have its own as one of the largest museums in the world. are your a lot of this museum from what i have read but this goes far beyond all my expectations is incredible is the same thing. that you can only dream about it's absolutely fabulous since like two for one they are in the building all together it's just beautiful and this museum is in close. we had a great tour guide and she showed us just a small piece of a small piece we've seen is just incredible we have a private tour and i think it's better we can see a few more things get better understand. things they always have to like. the palace posts almost two thousand windows and over a thousand elegantly and largest decorated pools many of which are open to the public. is estimated to see these exhibits in her massage would have to mov

and in all it was a good day for russia's ladies and katherine to make out of.the martinez to set up a second round meeting with fellow russian builders of one of the over fourteen seats but only because in a sober bounce back in her first round exits in toronto last week with victory over joel craig batts however the university now lost in three sets. from our g.g. and the other game they're straining to qualify and to see it early on over one simple meeting with rory if you're right about next week's not a new seven time formula one champion michael schumacher has denied room is he's about to retire from the sport for a second time i did germany is adamant he will stay with me sadie's denying reports in the italian media that he was considering an exit next season hasn't had the best of time since his comeback last year he still hasn't finished on the podium and he's currently tenth in the driver standees a massive two hundred two points behind leader sebastian vettel. and finally will finish with the football and all the goals from the russian premier league

. >> reporter: katherine torres is in charge of fundraising for the almaden elementary parent-teacher association. two weeks into the school year, they're planning a book sale while their counterparts in more affluent communities are asking parents to write donation checks. the foundation in los altos asks for $700 per student. in los gatos the donation is $600 per child. in saratoga, $700 per child. at williams elementary school four miles away, there's a request for a $350 donation per family. the principal says equality has to be addressed in sacramento. >> other affluent communities are able to do that. we're not as affluent as other communities, so equity needs to be addressed at the state level. >> reporter: almaden elementary is a title 1 school which means at least 80% of students are on free or reduced lunch. so the p.t.a. will ask parents to help with fundraisers and to volunteer, but they won't ask them to write donation checks. >> we're all in the same situation. i know everybody works really hard. and that just may not be something that's really feasible. >> reporter: now

this is katherine, a democrat there. go ahead, katherine. caller: good morning, susan. just give me a little time. i don't think we are -- i don't think there are any great solutions for the united states. the united states is the only country that has never fallen, but we're falling now due to the democrats don't have any backbone to stand up for what they believe in, due to the corporate companies. everybody say give them tax breaks. they've had tax breaks for 15 years. it has not bought anything. and like the other lady has said, you bring jobs back, but people say the free markets. now, all those people who wanted the tea parties and the republicans, look at these different states. even when the government sent money to those states, and i'm in texas, they took that money -- they decided to take their money that they give to help the people who pay their bills. now, people are not working and people are not having any money to pay taxes. it's just like your bank account. if you don't have any money in your bank account, then how in the world are you going pay your b

alisyn: mary katherine, what do you think?think the other gop contenders respond to her showing up? >> i think doug's right, the landscape is getting more difficult because of perry and bachmann. as far as the candidates on the stage, everybody will be very kind. they think she's good energy for the party. i'm sure there might be some deep down thoughts about how they wish she wasn't taking some of the limelight away, but that is a risk to say that. alisyn: and, doug, you know, obviously, you've made the point she wants to stay relevant, how does she? she is such a popular figure in politics, she does, obviously, get people engaged. so if she doesn't get into the race, what does she do for relevance? >> well, i think it's one thing to run, it's another thing to be visible and use her brand creatively as she has. and if she endorses anybody or just appears as she's going to do in iowa, she makes a big stir, she commands attention. and i think she is really the unguided missile in the race, the 800-pound gorilla metaphorically,