. >> but kenneth body's cell contains the artifacts of his life before prison. >> like this cassette this is probably an antique on the streets, but this is something a person would want in here. the only reason i was able to keep this is i managed to stay out of trouble. i was able to keep these alligator shoes. yeah. it's probably outdated. but in here, they're sharp as a tack. something that earlier in the years you could have but you no longer could wear dress shoes in here. so they grandfathered them and you can only wear them when you go to visit. and that's the only time you can wear them. this is a typewriter. this is fairly new. you know, this is what i recommend, see, because a lot of guys come to prison and they want to get something to occupy their time or to pamper them, so the first thing they'll get is probably a music box or television and stuff when they should be getting a typewriter to where they can construct their motions and to, you know, petition the court. >> and he knows about petitioning the court. he has always maintained he was wrongly convicted of murder

come on, kenneth. i didn't do nothing, man. watch your foot. hop in there. the last few times we've came in contact with him he was high on p.c.p., or another word for it is "water." we've had a battle just to get him handcuffed. tonight, he realized he lost the war and pretty much cooperated. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] pain not sitting too well? burning to feel better? itching for relief? preparation h offers the most maximum strength solutions for all hemorrhoid symptoms. from the brand doctors recommend most. preparation h. don't stand for hemorrhoids. both tylenol and bayer advanced aspirin are proven to be effective pain relievers. tylenol works by blocking pain signals to your brain. bayer advanced aspirin blocks pain at the site. try the power of bayer advanced aspirin. officer john wagner: people say the police need to handle this and that. that is our job, but we can't do it alone. if you have a strong citizen base-- they know and trust their officers in that area then they'll help us. with their help, we can handle the area. but when you got officers t

joining me now, kenneth feinberg. thank you very much for joining me tonight, mr. feinberg. >> thank you. >> it is, i'm sure, as shocking to you as it is to the rest of us that you are being recruited for another one of these difficult, difficult duties, and trying to administer a fund like the boston fund for the victims of this tragedy. how is your approach to this similar to what you have done in the past and how might it be different? >> well, it's similar in the sense that it's aurora, and it's virginia tech, and it's newtown. it is private, donated money. i'm amazed every time the charitable impulse of the american people, that they unsolicited donations, that come in on all of these tragedies. where the public wants individual members of the public want to exhibit their support for the victims. now, how much money there will be and who will be eligible to receive the money will depend over the next few weeks, not months, on making decisions based on the amount of money that's available to distribute. >> let's listen to heather abbott talk about what lies ahe

the waitresses about know everyone by name. >> kenneth anderson has been enjoying a hot cup of coffeee for as long as he can remember. >> i've been coming here since the doors opened, really. >> july 16th, 2008, about 8:00 p.m., kenneth is in his favorite booth as he always is. >> it's called number 8 booth and mr. anderson, he's always there. you know, it's his seat. >> i had just walked out and got a newspaper. came back and sit down, opened it up and started to read. >> outside, an elderly woman has just lost control of her car. >> she was coming from town and she was coming up through the road. and they say that some cars behind her said that she was kind of weaving a little bit. >> as she enters the restaurant parking lot marilou shepherd hit a vehicle ready to pull out of the bp station. right next door. >> she hit another vehicle sitting in the parking lot of the coffee house. and a steel post, then she come through the widow of the building. >> the car crashes into the booth where anderson is sitting and he's thrown across the diner. >> i didn't realize what was going on at al

farmer kenneth littorecalls his father's wartime effort.ing the outbreak of world war number one, there was a great drive put on to increase feed supplies and food supplies to feed not only our army and civilian population but populations in europe that had been overrun. and in so doing, he thought he was doing the patriotic right thing and bought another 900 acres. he felt he was just as patriotic and just as involved in that war as the man that was toting a rifle. schoumacher: even the end of the war did not end the growing demand for u.s. farm products, for the threat of famine hung over a starving europe. responding to the call of herbert hoover, leader of the u.s. relief effort, the farmer raised his output even higher and fed two continents. never before had demand been so strong. never before had profits been so great. even the small farmer prospered. dr. wayne rasmussen, chief historian, u.s. department of agriculture, comments. the marginal farmer also enjoyed this prosperity. before the war, he might have been on the edge of going

. - you know, kenneth, i have a thankless job.or example, i'm here on a saturday to show around some kabletown folks. chh-chh-- [mimics sound of gunshot] - oh! - it's not real. point is, i usually only get to deliver bad news. but not today. kenneth, you are the new junior in-charge boy of the entire nbc page program. - oh, my goodness! this is my dream come true! and to hear it from my best friend in the whole world, comma, bald category. - well, you start in two weeks, and they'll give you some moving money to help you get to l.a. - california? i can't move out there, and be away from all of you? no, thank you, sir-- i'll pass. - you can't pass-- jack put you up for this. if you don't want the job, you have to talk to him. - fine-- i will talk to him, and mr. donaghy will understand, 'cause he's my best friend in the whole world, comma, beautiful hair category, parentheses, strong. - and a man must leave his mother and a woman needs her bones - what can i say, nancy? i wanna be with you, i wanna take naps with you. i wanna watch

the man who has been arrested is a man named paul kenneth curtis. joining me is washington post reporter ed o'keefe. what can you tell me about the arrest investigation in d.c.? >> we know an arrest was made today. and the fact that this happened so quickly, we seem to get a sense yesterday they were moving in on someone because senators who were briefed on this yesterday afternoon were told that the suspect they believed had done this was someone who had written to government officials in the past. having tracked suspicious mail cases for a few years, i can tell you there are several different people out there that the u.s. postal investigation, the fbi and the police track on a basis. they can track the handwriting, the style of writing and the materials sent. in this case they were able to move quickly and find this guy, paul kenneth curtis, who lived in this mississippi area. >> we talked to the people down there and they tell us he's an elvis impersonator. his facebook page says he's a self-proclaimed mensa expert. he has a beef with washington

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may translate to kenneth curtis it is unclear when charges will be filed.ther it will be later tonight or tomorrow. but, again, to recap, several federal law enforcement sources say arrest has been made. kenneth curtis from tupelo, mississippi. we are gathering facts as quickly as possible. bill? >> bill: mike, throughout the day, you have been reporting that whomever was the person who mailed these letters apparently -- he was pretty well known among legislators there on the house and the senate side. s so doss this coincide with that information that you have tonight? >> it does. they said that this guy was a frequent letter writer to lawmakers here on capitol hill. federal officials through the washington. and, again, from the fbi bulletin that we obtained early today, they said that he signed it i am k.c. and i approve this message. and so he seemed pretty cavalier about that he did not put a -- or the suspect did not put a return address on these letters. but they seemed fairly confident early on that they knew it was somebody from mississippi, somebod

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kenneth ballard was killed while serving in iraq. this afternoon a post office in his hometown of mountain view will be dedicated in his honor. congresswoman authored the legislation to designate the hope street facility as the lieutenant kenneth ballard memorial post office. >> new this morning, a series of earth events. both events start at 9:00 this morning. pg&e hosts the earth day restoration and cleanup at candlestick recreation area. there is an earth day work party at the presidio where volunteers can help with habitat restoration projects. they will meet with the natural resources building. frances dinglasan joins us now with a look at a day that would be beautiful to get outside and do some volunteering. >> we have great weather all weekend as long as you don't mind the breezy conditions. bring an extra layer. live doppler 7-hd picking up these clear skies as it sweeps around the bay area from mount st. helena. that does mean some cooler numbers. as we look from mount tam, it's breezy out there and camera shaking a bit. haz

sheriff provided this video of divers searching for the 50-year-old along the county coast. 36-year-old kenneth lu also died yesterday. >> we're going switch gears right now talking about something nice. outside temperatures around the bay area rising again today. abc 7 sandhya patel joins us live outside with highs so far. >> these kids smart to stay warm. you will see skies are clear across the bay area may not be the case for long. we'll talk about that later. highs 89 in san rafael. 91 in livermore, 92 in fairfield. 83 in oakland. 88 san jose and a warm 77 degrees in san francisco. if you think it's too warm wait until you see what coming later on this week. >> speaking of fires two acres of grass burned thup morning after a bird flew in into a power line. the fire broke out near stanley dollar drive this morning. firefighters kous doused flames in 30 minutes. the flames never put homes in danger. a low wind at the time kept the fire from spreading faster. >> two weeks ago today the boston bombings happened. the fbi interviewed the man known as mischa in rhode island after the suspect tamme

it is unclear when the trial for kenneth bae will be held.facing harsh punishment which could result in the death penalty. his indictment comes as tensions between north korea and the united states continue to rise. bae is the sixth american detained by north korea since 2009. but in the past, other u.s. citizens were released. after visits from high- profile americans. such as former presidents bill clinton and jimmy carter. the u-s senate and house have passed a measure aimed at ending the air traffic controller furloughs which caused widespread delays this week. controllers had to take unpaid furlough days because of forced federal spending cuts. the measure gives the department of transportation flexibility in dealing with the forced budget cuts. and also allows the f-a-a to continue operations at 149- control towers which had been slated to close. the measure now goes to president obama for his signature. some democrats complain, the new bill is a band-aid for one agency and does not address the overall threats the across -the -board cut

. >>> un sospechoso identificado como kenneth curtis ha sido arrestado en el caso de las dos cartas contaminadasitolio fueron puestos bajo alerta. >>> las autoridades interceptaron una carta para el presidente barack obama con una sustancia sospechosa, la misiva se tramitó en una instalac. aparte de la residencia presidencial, además se agregó que se necesitarán otros análisis, en el capitolio se vivieron momentos de confusión. >>> me llamó una persona y me dijo que saliéramos del edificio. >>> sin embargo las oficinas volvieron al poco tiempo a la normalidad. >>> como vimos el día de ayer la carta ni siquiera llegó al senador . >>> anoche el senador republicano de mississipi fue destnatario de una misiva similar que también contenía ricino, ambas cartas tenían el mismo mensaje, ver algo incorrecto y no denunciarlo es asociarse silenciosamente, y fueron firmadas con las iniciales kc añadiendo el lema ,yo apruebo el mensaje. >>> tambiÉn hay preguntas si hay conexión de esta situación en washington y también las explosiones en boston. >>> el fbi no encuentra aún vinculación de los hechos. >>> es m

>> reporter: raj, come saturday, this post office on hope street will officially be known as the kenneth and ballard post office. this is due in large part to his mother's crusade to keep his memory alive. >> in some ways it seems like it was yesterday. >> reporter: it has been nine years since she lost her only child in the iraq war. in may of 2004, u.s. army first lieutenant ballard was killed after an accidental discharge of a weapon mounted on his tank. >> if you ask a question, what do you want most? we just don't want our children to be forgotten. >> reporter: this will become the kenneth and ballard memorial post office. >> it will be obvious and present that people will be able to see it. it wouldn't be in the back room. >> reporter: meredith says she hopes people who see her son's name on the building will take a moment to ask the simple question. >> who is this, who was he? hopefully they will be proud he was a citizen of mountain view. and know that there were some people that stood up for our country when they were asked. >> reporter: the palo alto representative asked for th

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kenneth ballard was killed in 2004 after serving in iraq.gresswoman anna ashu offers legislation to designate the home street facility as the kenneth ballard memorial post office. >>> new this morning a series of activities continue today with two events planned in san francisco. both events start at 9:00 this morning. pg&e hosts the annual earth day restoration and cleanup at candlestick point and restoration area on karel avenue and a workday party at presidio where volunteers can help with restoration processes. they will meet on rolston avenue. and we are joined now by frances to look at a day that's perfect for going outside and volunteering. >> it will be great outdoors, lots of sunshine. but bring your jacket because it will be breezy. we will take you to live doppler to show you what's going on now around the ba -- bay area. it looks dry for the next seven days, but we have some changes with the seven-day forecast coming up, as well. a live view from emeryville shows you the bay bridge in the distance. you can see it's pretty clear o

kenneth ballard was killed in may, 2004 while serving in iraq. congresswoman anna ashu offers legislation to designate the home street facility as the ltd. kenneth ballard memorial post office. >>> new this morning a series of activities continue today with two events planned in san francisco. both events start at 9:00 this morning. pg&e hosts the annual earth day restoration and cleanup at candlestick point and recreation area on karel avenue and a workday party at presidio where volunteers can help with restoration processes. they will meet on rolston avenue. those start at 9:00 a.m. it will be a also bit of a cool morning. frances dinglasan joins us with a beautiful sunshine-filled forecast for the day. >> yes. it is going to be a gorgeous day. just starting off cool. with live doppler 7hd you see mainly clear conditions around the bay area. just some high clouds over parts of the bay, but pretty quiet right now for live doppler 7hd. check out another beautiful shot i have for you from mt. tam looking toward the east again. some hazy condition

nuggets were in charge, kenneth reid finishes with the alley-oop.at andrew with a touch pass to carl landry. tie larson unstoppable. denver up a dozen at the half. and warriors storm back. jared had 23 and the fans back in the game. fourth quarter the rookie green attacking the amazing reverse. this game really was all about seth curry. bad apg kel? what bad ankle? tear drop finish but mistakes keep denver in the game. warriors up by 2, andre iguodala and they take the game and lead the series two games to one. >> the guy made big time plays. i'm still baffled. i know it's going to sound like a broken record. somebody owes him an apology. he an all-star. >> when we did, just go go for it and he did. >> game four of the series is right back here at oracle arena. complex was the center of the sports universe, a feet away. we have the a's and or yellows playing baseball series, check out sparky with mustache here. for the green and gold. couple starts last year, 5-k's and only two hits allowed. seventh inning after a rare josh reddick error. here is a

. >> ifill: plus, jeffrey brown talks to kenneth feierg, the man charged with overseeinghe $21 million fund to compensate the wounded and the families of the dead.

such is the case with kenneth brown. he was recently found guilty of murder, but not just any murder. >> my case is considered high profile because i guy i killed was a local celebrity, dancer. >> 28-year-old la shon was shot august 18th. plus say it was a drug deal gone bad. >> brown was found guilty of shooting and killing a local rap sensation better known as the shizz. just a few hours earlier brown was in court to hear his sentence from the judge. >> we the jury for the offense of murder confinement in the pen penitentiary of 24 years. >> just got sentenced today for 24 years. for first degree murder, two counts of one endangerment, tampering with physical evidence. >> you seem pretty cool, calm and collected for getting 24 years in prison. >> you can't cry over spilled milk. >> i was on the news earlier today, so i don't know if i'm going to be on there at 6:00 again or not. see if they got my good side. >> brown's calm demeanor might result from his rug rust exercise regimen and having already spent the past 17 mo

lnt kenneth ballard died in iraq in 2004. he was a fourth generation army officer. congresswoman anna eschew present ball hard reside mother with the bill president obama signed to rename the post office in her son's honor. >> ken would have loved this. he would be humbled. a little shy about it. but so >> he was a hero of mountain view. a great hero of our nation. and a son of mountain view. >> ama: lieutenant ballard was the only mountain view resident to die in the iraqi war. >>> 36 families celebrated moving into new homes they helped build in daly city. congresswoman jacky spear and other local leaders joined the ribbon cuttg. habitat for humanity oversaw the building of the units. 11,000 people volunteered to help erect the new homes. the residents had to meet several requirements in order to be eligible to live in one of the homes. >> the application process is pretty grueling, and so many people need help with housing these days, just don't think you're going to be selected. it's kind of a random drawing and then even after that you have just a lot of people

when they go in, i hope they say who is that lieutenant kenneth ballard. >> ballard was a native of mountainew and awarded three bronze stars and a purple heart during his nine years of service. >>> and habitat for humanity opened their complex today. it features a sustainable urban design and 36 units. all the families moving in are low income and each spent about 500 hours helping to build the complex. >> today is the most exciting day in habitat for humanity's history, we are dedicating 30 homes for and with working families in our community. >> 12,000 volunteers also joined the families in building the new development on mission street. >>> it took 160 years to do it, but as of today there is a monument dedicated to dozens killed in a steam boat explosion off the waters of santa clara county. a ceremony today to mark the explosion of jenny lind. it headed out and a boiler pipe exploded, killing the people on board. one person responsible for the dedication talked about the emotions today. >> overwhelmed. i'm a little excited, and tearful, as well. it has been really exciting seeing it co

kenneth ballard was killing while serving in iraq.omorrow a post office in mountain view will be dedicated in his honor. congresswoman authored legislation to designate the facility as his memorial post office. >> dan: this is wild. all that spare change being left behind at airport security checkpoints, it's adding up to more than half a million dollars. j.f.k. and o'hare and miami international airports have each collected $70,000 from rushing travelers who forgot to pick up their change or left it behind. that is this year behind. sfo collected $60,000. travelers have 60 days to claim any lost change. tsa gets to keep anything that is left over. >> ama:, south bay teen is being hailed as a hero for saving a boy after being swept that yosemite's river. alex smith sprung into action when he spotted the boy being swept toward the falls. he vaulted over the railing and grabbed the boy. three people died last year after being swept away by the rapids and going over. 317-foot drop. >> dan: big bash on the embarcadero tonight to celebrate

the secret service says the man, kenneth curtis sent both letters. officials say signed with initials kc. nannette miranda has been looking at the security officers screen mail sent to our capitol and reports now from sacramento. >> this is where letters are sorted out by staff. >> at california state capitol they use these security procedures for mail coming into the governor's, state lawmakers and other leaders as feds do. tony beard says it's screened first for things like ricin and anthrax before mail ever gets to the capitol rail mail room. >> just technology but also a combination of skills we teach people. there are fbi protocols to follow. >> the procedures work with washington, d.c.. they were discovered in the off site location. the screening doesn't work that. is where training can provide protection. >> there is a fine line between threatening and having a right to disagree. >> nothing chemical has been detected in mail sent to late leaders. >> state senator has been targeted several times. reese yeently by an engineer who police say sent

kenneth ballard was killing while serving in iraq.orrow a post office in mountain view will be dedicated in his honor. congresswoman authored legislation to designate the facility as his memorial post office. >> dan: this is wild. all that spare change being left behind at airport security checkpoints, it's adding up to more than half a million dollars. j.f.k. and o'hare and miami international airports have each collected $70,000 from rushing travelers who forgot to pick up their change or left it behind. that is this year behind. sfo collected $60,000. travelers have 60 days to claim any lost change. tsa gets to keep anything that is left over. >> ama:, south bay teen is being hailed as a hero for saving a boy after being swept that yosemite's river. alex smith sprung into action when he spotted boy being swept toward the falls. he vaulted over the railing and grabbed the boy. three people died last year after being swept away by the rapids and going over. 317-foot drop. >> dan: big bash on the embarcadero tonight to celebrate san f

nuggets were in charge, kenneth reid finishes with the alley-oop. look at andrew with a touch pass to carl landry. tie larson unstoppable. denver up a dozen at the half. and warriors storm back. jared had 23 and the fans back in the game. fourth quarter the rookie green attacking the amazing reverse. this game really was all about seth curry. bad apg kel? what bad ankle? tear drop finish but mistakes keep denver in the game. warriors up by 2, andre iguodala and they take the game and lead the series two games to one. >> the guy made big time plays. i'm still baffled. i know it's going to sound like a broken record. somebody owes him an apology. he an all-star. >> when we did, just go go for it and he did. >> game four of the series is right back here at oracle arena. complex was the center of the sports universe, a few feet away. we have the a's and or yellows playing baseball series, check out sparky with mustache here. for the green and gold. couple starts last year, 5-k's and only two hits allowed. seventh inning after a rare josh reddick error.

. >> hello, my name is kenneth leman. i'm here to talk about how medical marijuana has kept me alive for 4 years and to have our dispensaries close down and have to go to other areas which is far way for some of us who have to use wheelchairs and can't get around. it not right. we need more dispensaries. 500 feet is too far to keep the dispensaries apart. i would like to say no on restrictive use. >> good afternoon commissioners. i have with the improvement association. our border is right where two of the mcd's were approved. i think we are unique because we did not vote to fight having mcd's in our neighborhood. we voted to try to get along with them. one of the reasons this density rule is on this legislation is because my association listened to you last year when you asked for this kind of a tool and we went to the supervisor and we've been pushing for it. however we are not asking for 500 feet. we are happy with 250 feet because we would like to compromise with the community and have everyone's needs served as long

kenneth ballard was killing while serving in iraq. tomorrow a post office in mountain view will be dedicated in his honor. congresswoman authored legislation to designate the facility as his memorial post office. >> dan: this is wild. all that spare change being left behind at airport security checkpoints, it's adding up to more than half a million dollars. j.f.k. and o'hare and miami international airports have each collected $70,000 from rushing travelers who forgot to pick up their change or left it behind. that is this year behind. sfo collected $60,000. travelers have 60 days to claim any lost change. tsa gets to keep anything that is left over. >> ama:, south bay teen is being hailed as a hero for saving a boy after being swept that yosemite's river. alex smith sprung into action when he spotted the boy being swept toward the falls. he vaulted over the railing and grabbed the boy. three people died last year after being swept away by the rapids and going over. 317-foot drop. >> dan: big bash on the embarcadero tonight to celebra

her daughters, [speaker not understood], cathy, viola and rita as well as sons alphonso, jr., and kenneth. she has a brother named kass tin lynch of st. petersburg, florida. also surviving are they are 13 grandchildren, great grandchildren and nieces and nephews. the rest i submit. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor cohen. supervisor kim. >> thank you. today i am formally introducing an alternate c-e-q-a reform legislation that we have now much talked about here at land use committee yesterday. the original legislation which i introduced on march 12 was a draft legislation that was originally submitted to us by a coalition of neighborhood association and some members of labor as well. this came to us after several months of discussion that had been ongoing based on a legislation that supervisor wiener introduced back in december. the kind of controversial aspect of see i can't, there are perspectives in terms of what would be the best way to reform it. everyone in the room agrees that reform must happen. the improvements are indeed necessary. the existing process is neither transparent n

. >> ifill: plus, jeffrey brown talks to kenneth feierg, the man charged with overseeinghe $21 million fund to compensate the wounded and the families of the dead. >> woodruff: then, we update the search for the source of poison- laced letters sent to president obama and a u.s. senator. >> ifill: ray suarez reports on the raging mississippi river floods that have inundated multiple states. >> reporter: steady downpours across the midwest have swollen streams, creeks and rivers beyond their banks. four people, in three states, have died in the floodwaters. >> woodruff: and margaret warner gets two views on whether food sent overseas to helporeigners in need should be bought from u.s. farmers and shipped on u.s. vessels. >> ifill: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> and with the ongoing support f the instutions and fouatns. and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: federal investigators piec

according to this arrest tonight may translate to kenneth curtis. of course, he has not been convicted of anything so far. but we are told last night by sources very carefully that arrest warrants may be issued today. they had a good idea that this guy came from the state of mississippi. was a frequent letter writer to federal officials here in washington so the tone of the letters did not surprise them. the contents of the letters testing positive, at least initially for ricin was a surprise. but the important news, the good news for people here on capitol hill who were terrorized by letters 12 years ago was the fact that essentially that these were captured, alarms went off at offsite facilities so these got nowhere close to the capital complex. nowhere close to the white house. nowhere close to the president of the united states or this republican senator roger wicker of mississippi, bill? >> bill: mike, thank you. i want to bring in greta van susteren. greta is a lawyer. investigated plenty of crimes. she is in the studio getting ready for "on t

officer kenneth elkins: being a police officer changes your entire lifestyle. in tennessee, as in probably several other states police officers are never off duty. the law says we have to act under penalty of law in case of an emergency or a felony situation. if you go out with friends you always hear that line-- "oh, be careful. the police are here." that gets kind of boring but it's more than just a job sometimes. it's actually a lifestyle that you have to adapt and adopt. we've got a vehicle parked between railroad tracks off the main highway. it almost looks like she's on a line. she is parked on a line. she drove her car down the railroad tracks and got both wheels off the ground on the tracks right there. okay. uh, 34. make it 35. please stay off the railroad tracks on fourth avenue south. we've got a woman stuck. she's driven her car up the railroad tracks and she's wedged between two main lines. call c.s.x. advise them to stop all railroad traffic or we'll end up with a mess. 10-4. what happened? woman: i don't know what happened. i was just driving alo

. >>> queen elizabeth receiving a film award thursday and greeted industry stars like kenneth branaghdamien lewis and many more. while the queen was dining with celebs, prince william was in scotland meeting some lucky children. when he offered a little girl a kiss, she dodged it and retreated to her mother's shoulder. he's like what's happening here? >>> finally, yahoo!'s tv theme song showdown fair narrowed down to the final four. "cheers, gilligan's island, m.a.s.h. and the jefferson's." what do you think? >> "gilligan's island." it was an all-time favorite of mine. >> "sanford & son." i like them all. i'm richard lui, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> leading the news in the "daily mail," alive. a delirious and near-death hiker, age 18, was plucked off a cliff face after friend left her behind. >>> trapped in rugal central california, kyndall jack is lifted to safety by helicopter rescuers. great story. >>> and in "the new york times," the obama budget reviving offer of compromise with cuts. next week, the president will take

funeral is set for one of the people killed in that massive fertilizer plant explosion. 52-year-old kenneth harris jr. will be the first person laid to rest following that blast that simply leveled a large portion of that town last week. such a terrifying scene out there. a native of west, texas, and was working as a volunteer firefighter at the time of the blast. at least 14 people were killed. 200 more were injured during last week's deadly explosion. >>> one of two men accused in a terror plot in canada will be in court today. canadian investigators say the pair planned to derail a train that ran from new york city to canada. both were arrested monday during a joint operation between canadian law enforcement and federal agencies. the terror suspects allegedly received from al qaeda in iran. iranian leaders are denying any involvement in the plot. >>> police in australia say they've captured the self proclaimed head of the international hacking operative. they will not release the name but say he is the head of the lewell sect, claiming responsibility for cyber attacks against government

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army lieutenant kenneth ballard was killed in iraq in 2004.e's the only mountain view resident to die in that conflict. >>> the san francisco symphony strike is officially over. the board of governors and musicians ratified a new 26 month contract. a spokesman says musicians will get a 4.5% pay hike and the deal also includes higher out of pocket costs for medical coverage. >>> well, it is enough to creep out just about anyone. a man peeping in on a young girl caught on a home surveillance camera. >> and cheers for three dozen families finally able to live the american dream. the blood, sweat and tears that got them into their first home. ,,,,,,,,,,,, wants to see outside their . a man lurking -- >>> well, he's something no one wants to see outside their home. a man lurking and peeping in windows. stockton police are looking for him. a home surveillance camera captures him peering into a young girl's room. early yesterday morning. neighbors called this video upsetting to say the least. police say the homeowner heard annoys and saw the man -- a

soldier, palo alto representative anna eschew and family were on hand to rename it the lieutenant kenneth. ballard post office. the 26-year-old army lieutenant was killed after an accidental discharge of a weapon mounted on his tank in 2004. he was awarded three bronze stars and a purple heart during his nine years of service. ballard's mother says the dedication is not just for her son but for every military family. >>> there is new information tonight about the south bay lawmaker who's accused of stealing public funds to pay for his gambling habit. newly released documents show former santa clara county supervisor george hirakawa was back gambling within three days of resigning. he apparently went to thunder valley casino and had a meal at the casino that he billed to the county. he's pleaded guilty to charges including five felonies we'll have mother nature on the documents and his upcoming sentencing at 6:00. >>> a plane carrying more than 100 passengers and crew missed a runway during a landing attempt on bali today. dozens were rushed to hospitals on the indonesian resort island. nb

- kenneth, tracy's not dead. nbc news makes obituaries for celebrities to have them ready.hey're just updating tracy's to include his recent submarine d.u.i. - oh, thank goodness. say, do you think i could get a copy of that to show mr. jordan? that way, he can see his own funeral, just like tom sawyer! well, tom was a fellow from my town we accidentally buried alive.

name after lieutenant kenneth bower. in addition to the post office award, he was awarded three bronze stars and a purple heart. >>> heading home safely, a mountain lion will be returned to the wild after spending part of a day on a southern california porch. this is the cat being carried to a truck. a woman says she looked outside her door and then there saw the 125 pound mountain lion just staring right back at her. fish and wildlife wardens came out, tranquilized the cat and headed out. >> it's good to hear that he was okay. >> yes, good to hear. >> let's bring in jeff ranieri and we are on the verge of friday, which is good news to a lot of people. >> we are almost here. that weather forecast going to improve a little here. then we'll get a speed bump in that seven-day forecast. gusty winds at the coastline, getting the california current going at the immediate coast, so that's where we're finding the most fog. not seeing the wind widespread and consistent enough. this is good news for those of you across the inland

july 16th, 2008, in wilkesboro, north carolina, kenneth wilson relaxes in his usual booth. out of nowhere -- >> a car plows into him at 55 miles an hour through the wall and shifts him about 10 feet. >> rather than be shocked and totally amazed that he's okay, he's looking for his hat. >> kenneth doesn't have any broken bones, just minor scrapes and bruises. >> this is the luckiest guy in the entire world. >> i don't know what kenneth has been eating for dinner but, man, i think i might try that. >>> at a fair, screams of excitement turn to screams of terror. august 2nd, 2005, davenport, iowa, a developmentally disabled man and his caretaker are riding on a 50-foot ferris wheel when disaster strikes. >> he slipped underneath his safety harness and was dangling from the top of the ferris wheel. >> the caretaker gave it all she had. i mean, you see her screaming and holding on to his arm and he's slipping through. >> oh, my good! >> but she can't hold on any longer. >> he falls. your stomach just drops. i screamed. it's goose bump inducing. >> but help is on the way. >> the w

a law enforcement source says they arrested kenneth curtis who they believe is from tupelo, mississippi. roger wicker in mississippi received one of those letters believed to be curtis. lab tests are being conducted and results are expected in 48 hours. ricin is a highly toxic compound. >>> tonight new questions and accusations involving the 15-year-old girl who committed suicide after being allegedly sexually assaulted and bullied by three teenaged boys. they were all classmates at sarah toga high school. the los gatos school issued a report saying, audrey never reported being bullied. her parents say they met with school administrators several times asking the young men be expelled. >> the bullying occurred on campus between students. then that's something that the school perhaps should have prevented. >> the family accuses the school district of being more interested in protecting its image than taking responsibility for its lack of action. the district says it shares a common responsibility to stand up and speak out about harassing behavior. >>> coming up, lawmakers speaking after a

nuggets were in charge, kenneth reid finishes with the alley-oop.look at andrew with a touch pass to carl landry. tie larson unstoppable. denver up a dozen at the half. and warriors storm back. jared had 23 and the fans back in the game. urthuaer the rookie green attacking the amazing reverse. this game really was all about seth curry. bad apg kel? what bad ankle? tear drop finish but mistakes keep denver in the game. warriors up by 2, andre iguodala and they take the game and lead the series two games to one. >> the guy made big time plays. i'm still baffled. i know it's going to sound like a broken record. somebody owes him an apology. he an all-star. >> when we, did, just go go for it and he did. >> game four of the series is right back here at oracle arena. complex was the center of the sports universe, a few feet away. we have the a's and or yellows playing baseball series, check out sparky with mustache here. for the green and gold. couple starts last year, 5-k's and only two hits allowed. seventh inning after a rare josh reddick error. here i

army lieutenant kenneth ballard. he was killed while serving in iraq in 2004. and is the only mountain view resident to die in that conflict. ballard's mother says her son would have appreciated it. >> he was a little boy from mountain view who grew up to be an american hero. and i think this dedication was befitting of him today. >> congress unanimously passed legislation to dedicate the post office earlier this year. ballard ultimately received three bronze stars and the purple heart for his service. >>> well, the cost of bay area real estate makes it impossible for many families to own a home. kpix 5's patrick sedillo introduces us to a group of hard working volunteers who is making the dream of home ownership come true. >> reporter: this is the moment 36 families have been waiting for for a long time. owning their own homes in daly city. they helped to build with help from habitat for humanity. >> today is the culmination of 160 hours of bay area volunteer time. >> reporter: the peninsula is infamous for expensive houses. the median price? $600,000. keeps h

kenneth bae is a u.s. citizen and tour operatorred arrested last november. it's unclear exact we lee what he's accused of doing though a south korean newspaper reports they may have taken pictures of homeless north korean children. 16 people are under arrest in bangula besh. there is a frantic search and reive ewing effort under way at the factory site. kelly cobiella has more. >> reporter: for three days, rescuers digging through a mountain of rubble have been saving people. some 2300 rescued, 28 today. more than 3,000 factory workers were inside when the building collapsed wednesday. hundreds are dead. some are buried alive, by mohammed's with with wife. he says she phoned him to say she was trapped near a bathroom. on tuesday, police inspected cracks in the building which housed five clothing manufacturers. survivors say their bosses told them to keep working. he said wednesday morning the building shook. there was panic, a stampede, then it crumbled. police have arrested six people, including two factory owners and two engineers, who declared the buildin