>> yeah, we were a victorious nation and a wealthy nation, and we could afford to give the next of kin in 1947 a one-time option of whether to repatriate your dead soldier or to leave them overseas in two dozen american battle monument cemeteries. quartermaster form thr345, you check this box and check the next box and 70% had their sons repatriated, 30% left them overseas and there were 41 death ships ultimately from the pacific and from european theater who brought the remains that had been exhumed, tens of thousands, ultimately, a couple hundred thousand sets of remains, back to new york and san francisco. and then these caskets are winched off the ships two at a time, especially designed slings, and a great diaspora of the dead, mostly by train going to their hometowns for burial or to national cemeteries. it's an extraordinarily powerful moving several months in our history. >> you said something else that struck me, which is about the notion of how far soldiers are from the rest of us, the emotional connection. you've also chronicled our more modern wars in iraq and afghanistan.

it goes towards child's life and the per kin -- perkins daycare. >> that one needed some motivation, just a little bit. >> let's take a quick check of the radar. we don't have severe warnings but we'll be watching it has thunderstorms move across the area and maybe a little flash flooding. drier this weekend. >> all right. we'll keep an eye on is that and see you back here at 11. have a good one. >>> this is "world news." tonight, shots fired. the dramatic new video of police taking down london attackers. and tonight the remarkable women on the scene who defied those attackers in that bloody street. >>> storm front. violent weather rolling across america right before the big memorial day weekend and a worrisome warning about the coming hurricane season. >>> sky fall, pieces of an airplane break off and fall through your roof. what is happening in the sky? >>> and twin city. 24 sets of towns in the same city, in the same school, in the same grade. how they are making history, tonight. >>> good evening. we begin with new details, that new footage of that truly horrifying terror attack.

mar marshals served a search warrant late this evening looking for ai kin scott.visited two different blocks in an attempt to find akin. we would like to remind the community that the time has come for him to turn himself in. >> and here's that surveillance video police released this morning. 19 people were injured in the shooting, including two children. >>> a philadelphia abortion provider was found guilty of first-degree murder for killing three babies born alive in his clinic. the jury will now decide if he should face the death penalty. >>> a "360" follow up, a 12-year-old is accused of stabbing to death his 8-year-old sister in california. he originally told police that he saw an intruder leave the home. before her death, the boy was suspended for five days for taking a pocket knife to his middle school. >>> in northern minnesota, sheets of ice acting like a tsunami comes ashore and damages homes. strong winds blows out some windows and knocking in doors. anderson? >> ayisha, thanks. >>> up next, cnn's exclusive interview with ariel castro's two brothers. wh

i am david [inaudible] and the executive director of the community leadership and josh kins is next to me and we i have statement that he is going to read. >> as san franciscans we have comfort and a sense of security knowing that we have a caring individual within the police department command staff, an individual that accepts our phone calls and responds to emails and comes out to the neighborhood to hear our concerns as well as making every possible effort to -- excuse me, expeditious lie address our concerns. we have such a friend. his name is john

harry dexter white isman who created the architecture became almost the first imf president and their kin at nominated president not harry dexter white who presented a spectacle but in fact, when they researched the archives was a staunch marxist economist. >> guest: he was more than that but instrumental in war he was a deputy to the secretary of the treasury. in imports and deputy not particularly skillful treasury secretary economist and relied heavily on which accounted for more than it should have and it would manipulate mercifully and this is something that cannot in the '90s was the soviets at that time to be aggressive in the areas of the globe did not want to be attacked by japan. >> host: expected to end a been a war with germany. >> they did not want to worry about a war on the eastern plains so what happened was the kgb agent came to washington and had lunch with harry dexter white across the street from the treasury and gave him language to insert into the cable flow going to the united states and japan and arab diplomats are working very hard to reach that event to prevent t

also want to talk about this area spinning up along theball kin peninsula.ou saw 80 kilometer per hour winds today. it will be persisting but gradually tapering off. the northwesterly winds will be kicking off, london and paris still rain showers for you here. that's a look at your world weather. here is a look at your extended forecast. that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. >>> this year's spring has arrived a little later than usual. the rape blossoms are just opening in april.

she was clearly next of kin. could have decided what to do and done it. she decided she did not want to have anything to do with his burial or dealing with his remains it was left to his family, and that is where the confusion all started. got to remember, it's been five days. he was -- his body left unclaimed in the morgue for longer than it had to be as well and that's the problem here. any level of government you speak to says, we have no solution. you get the sense what officials are trying to do is mediate with the uncle, a member of the family, and the funeral home to come up with some solution. >> paula newton. >>> the story, it might be weeks before we know what caused, the tragic story, limo fire that caused this woman, the bride-to-be and four friends to perish. they were headed to the bachelorette party when the limo they were in caught fire on a bridge another oakland california. investigators are working close to the case. we're hearing from survivors of that fire. inside the limo. >> i said there's smoke and a spark came out. there's a fire.

. >> good thing, nobody was hurt in this thing, and you can replace this kin d of stuff. >>> these reallyteddy bears, part of an army that is trying to lessen abandonment. this person refurbishes teddy bears. >> this video shows dr. tara lodgden travels to thrift shops and picks up teddy bears that need some love, loads them into the bearbulance, goes to the surgery room, but not before giving them a shower. >> have to get them cleaned up. >> she takes them to the o.r., removes the eyes, nose, mouth, gives them a makeover, and then each teddy bear has a very different style of look. >> important she's wearing the surgical mask during these procedures. >> she then gives them to homes that i had take care of them. >> writing little prescriptions for each as well. >> before they go to a new hom , she writes a prescription on how to take care of teddy bears. we ho she hopes we create less waste, not just in teddy bears, but overall. >> nice cause. >>> dog loves bath time. >> good girl. >> from an animal that is really quite special. humans, we've enlied the help of some extraordinary humans.

i am david [inaudible] and the executive director of the community leadership and josh kins is next to me and we i have statement that he is going to read. >> as san franciscans we have comfort and a sense of security knowing that we have a caring individual within the police department command staff, an individual that accepts our phone calls and responds to emails and comes out to the neighborhood to hear our concerns as well as making every possible effort to -- excuse me, expeditious lie address our concerns. we have such a friend. his name is john loftus and we selected this recipient of individual of recognition and leadership to the great city of san francisco so it is with great pleasure that we present to deputy jeef john lot of our 2013 certificate of recognition. >> thank you. [applause] >> i also want to add that my daughter jacklyn did a picture today for chief loftus. >> please come forward. how cute. that's pretty good. >> thank you very much commissioners. >> thank you very much. we didn't know this was happening. we did receive an email and i didn't realize the present

healthcare extends from the doctors all the way to the families and those have carol lamb and rachel or kinhank you very much for our your heroism today. >> (applause) . >> not only do we have a world-class trauma center we will continue having that, we have got a new hospital on the way. the biggest general obligation bond we have ever had but i am so proud of it and we will all be so proud of this wonderful hospital and the fact that it continues to be linked to the fantastic research doctors and medical staff of uc s f, that is a great combination that very few cities have across this country. this hospital, creates 3,000 jobs in it's rebuild. thirty% are san francisco residents that is 500 san francisco residents working with their hands to build the brand new hospital for our future generations. they have done it right. it's on time, $63 million to local businesses as a result of the construction of this hospital. so i'm looking forward in 2015 to join all of you in opening this hospital, making sure we are doing everything to keep people healthy in the city and congratulations to the

veteran. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, tonight against the l-a kin- the defending stanley cup champions. >>> two goals was all it took for the sharks to win tonight against the l.a. kings. the defending stanley cup champions. that pushes both teams to a 7th game in a 2nd round and fans can not get enough. sue kwon is in san jose where she has been talking to the fans. >> talking and yelling. a lot of screaming and cheering. 3-3. tied up with the 7th game happening in los angeles now. shark fans are excited. they had this win they much needed to stay in the western conference semifinals. they definitely had the home rink advantage and a lot of mojo from the fans. >> reporter: not far from the shark tank are the shark fans making their own moment. and fueling up with yellow shots. this is a do-or-die game. >> because we are right this. we are in it to win it. we just need a couple more victories to get to the next round. win that round and then win the championship. >> we need to score. and we need defense. >> your turn. >> we just need to win this game over at home. so far all of the games we won at ho

university of san francisco, the north of han pannedle association, and the village of the place and lar kin services and zion church and the supervisor breed's office. we we have the letters of support from the panhandle of the association as well. i would like to briefly mention of the 29 letters supported there were letters submitted from neighbors, three neighbors that share a wall with our property and there were letters from each of the surrounding businesses that share a wall with our property. and folks of all ages submitted those letters and we have a lot of support and they feel that there is a lock of business such as lack in the neighborhood. in the last five seconds, i will quickly show you a quick mockup of what the facad, looks like and there it is and that is how we will be improving the facade. >> and a few shots of the facade of the current interior of where it is now. >> there is the shot of the ex-attorney or as it stands and here are the pictures of the interior and thank you so much for your time and consideration >> we will open it up for public comment. i have one car

and give me a phone number, i can contact maybe next of kin. is that kind of being cruel? no, you are trying to help them out because if they are rushing in, they may not come out. but at least you have a name. a physical description, a clothing description. is that helpful? yeah, it's going yeah , it's goi ngto be helpful. with 9- 11, hurricane katrina, you have to take care of yourself because we're not going to be there. apply the nert perspectives to any suspected terrorism. we're going to use the term be nice. we're part of -- the president asked americans to volunteer to help improve your own community. you are doing that now. you are part of the umbrella called citizens corps. what's the objective? for you, it's to prepare for natural disasters, especially if you live here in san francisco, the earthquakes. form an exercise, neighborhood and workplace teams. is that what you're do ?g we did a little practice right now. you are going to respond to immediate needs in your area following a major disaster. what about here in san francisco, major metropolitan area. what

corrections workers accused of arranging sex for cash is now out on bail. 26-year-old stephen haw kins is out on bail. a man told police he met hawkins online and agreed to the sex for cash exchange. the victim told police hawkins left without paying. that's when the man says hawkins pulled a gun. he is on leave without pay this morning. >>> what's going on the big picture today. we are see across the nation satellite and radar big picture you can see that line of snow and some showers and thunderstorms and all that's draped back from wisconsin into colorado right now. that will stay away from us. what we're going to be dealing with is plenty of sunshine throughout the day because we have an area of high pressure that's going to be moving in across the area keeping the showers at bay. temperatures this morning 44 degrees right now in towson. we're at 54 in baltimore city and 42 perry hall. through the rest of today which is what you can expect. 6:00 this morning nice and cool. mostly sunny. by 9:00 and by lunchtime today. 63-degrees. over to you. >>> well, they may not have carried out

. >> reporter: at victim's car was towed, police were still reaching out to his next of kin. we know he was in his 40s and from the bay area. police are sign exhibit right now about suspects or motives other than to say they are working leads. again, this was rich month's 9th homicide of the year there were 18 in this city all of last year. reporting live in richmond, debra villaloene, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> antioch police are investigating a deadly shooting this morning near the economy min at east 18th street and kalala road. officers found a 48-year-old man with multiple gunshot wounds. he died there at the scene. police did not have any information about possibly suspects. they are, those hoping that witness also come forward >>> a man with a gun was arrested as the first friday festival in oakland was winding down last night. the oakland tribune says that someone spotted the man and alerted police who chased him down. nobody was hurt. security was tightened after the shooting death of 18-year- old kiante. organizers banned alcohol from the event and ended it an hour ea

it might be the same kin of thing under nixon. th market pretty much moved sideways. that might have been for a lot of different reasons. but i don't think anyone -- as much as the right might not care for the current administration's policies, i don't think anyone wants to see a whole scandal develop. i don't think anyone wants to see a scandal develop under clinton. we muddled through, got through it. but i'd rather just have him be ineffective rather than scandalous. >> that's the issue, john. it's noso much that wall street would hope for a scandal, but might hope that the obama administration agenda might not be furthered. >> i think they will. look, it's already been stalled. they've got such discord in washington, d.c., nothing is getting passed. all three of the last two term presidents had some type of scandal. none of them greatly affected the market either way. i don't think this does either. >> jonas, what do you think? >> you know, look, if the irs can get money, right or wrong, from people without having to raise the general tax rate, in theory, that's g

the web is kin of a -- sites track un's stalk you and i know what you buy in who you are and sell your data back and forth here at our contract is much different. we will never sell or release or transfer information to third party unless we are auditing your identity for commercial purposes. on the front and the only time your data is released is when you have given explicit permission for that data to go to the other brand. if you change your mind later you can login and revoke access for that particular brand to have access to your information. we are really turning what is right now everybody's trying to guess who you are and we are saying just have a normal interactions. a marketer will come up to user and say hey peter i i'm willing to give you the benefit if you're willing to tell me a little bit about who you are and it's up to you peter to decide whether or not you want to do it. >> host: where's the business model? where's the profit? where do you make your money? >> guest: there are a few different ways we monetize. we monetize on a transactional basis. every time we verify

detention the indefinite imprisonment of these detainees stands in violation of international law and is a kin to psychological torture according to medical experts and now the detainees are using the only tool they have left their bodies to protest there and humane treatment. al-jazeera acquired a thirty page manual that details the standard operating procedures for military and medical personnel at one time obey when it comes to force feeding the prisoners it explains that detainees must be strapped to a chair and administered topples that iks anesthetics apologize as they have a large feeding tube shoved down their nose all the way to their stomach once the feeding is finished their closely monitored and dry cell for an hour to make sure they don't vomit and light of this new operating procedure the constitution project task force has just released a new report just last week on the treatment of these detainees confirming the use of torture i get him out and explain why president obama needs to be more aggressive with congress when he claims that he wants the facility to close a morris davi

. >> reporter: baltimore or yell l legend cal rip kin jr. delivering the commencement address. he mentioned making iewrg ways to the ceremony and for some, that was literally a concern ono this day. several metro stations along the green line, including college park, shut down for weekend track work.trac >> it's really a shame.me. i guess they z to do what they have to do. but it's ashame, at lease for fr this station. >> reporter: maryland student alex steck had trouble seeinging his mother. >> reporter: but most visitorsos knew in advance to plan for extra time. >> well, i had to transfer fromt the port to get to west height, so get on the train there and get on the bus there tight usville. >> reporter: metro had large signs posted at the close station and workers were in place to guide riders to the free shuttle buses. spokesman caroline lucas says metro needs to replace miles of tracks throughout the system ana is building a test track for the 7,000 series awe long the green long.g. the track work schedule has been out since january. j >> and there are always events happeni

trace at kins and the current miss american. >>> the 92 annual memorial day ceremony. 7pen people turnednor the nation's war dead. boy scouts carrying the flag and a woman released a flock of doves. one paid tribute to parents who lost sons and daughters and another saying americans must ask what they can do for military veterans. more details now. thousands of men and women gave their lives for the country. 4,474 u.s. service members died in iraq. 200174 have died in afghanistan. >>> oakland police honored their fallen officers today with memorial day ceremony. we caught up with the motorcade at its last stop at 1:30 p.m. this morning. it began at 6:30 a.m. this morning with a ceremony. officers then drove to grave sites in other cities. they visited a dozen grave sites delivering flowers. >>> several marines are under investigation for posting comments on social media aimed at president obama and jackie speier. the secret service interviewed them for making threats against the president. u.s. police are investigating lewd threats the against jackie speier. >>> people living in two comm

we have some discussions in olympia about making sure we make investments in bridges to prevent this kin of thing from happening. >> reporter: they've called off search and rescue and are making adjustments for the busy holiday weekend. ntsb will be on scene before noon today to investigate. >>> take a look at the video a flight made an emergency return to london's heathrow airport. the troubled engine, video was shot. people got out by going down emergency slides. everybody did get out okay, but so far, we do not know what caused this scare. >>> also in london, we're getting a look at the confrontation between thekiller soldier and police. we are in london with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, british police have widened the investigation into this murder. they are questioning a man and woman in connection with the killing. of course, this is in addition to the arrests of two men suspected of killing the british soldier. lee rigby survived a tour of afghanistan, only to be murdered on the street in london. he was 25 years old the father of a 2-year-old boy, a drummer in the army.

and then it kin of looked and i screamed again is and it went running off. >> ended up with puncture dog, however, unharmed. immediately called in officials who were able to find the bear, but ultimately had to euthanized it. the bear killed a dog in the neighborhood before. for flannery, a terrifying encounter. >> i definitely want to get that close to one again. that was once that was enough. >> reporter: for her son, mom's actions nothing short of heroic. >> pretty impressive. i don't know if i would have the confidence to kick a bear in the face. >> a lot of us probably wouldn't. and officials say they had to euthanized the bear to test it for rabies due to her puncture wounds. she was with the cubs. the cubs were tranquilized and released into a wooded area. >> that's good news. i would not kukick a bear. i would scream and then i would run and then i would scream again. and maybe after that i would think about kicking. five things i would do before that. >> john berman, our hero. >> i'm there for you guys. just so you know. >> i'll call on you if a bear is chasing after me. >>

kin of surprising since bachmann once the face of big government rage. in fact, "nukes week" tagged her the queen of rage in 2008. no worries, bachmann insists she will not fade away. >> looking forward, after the completion of my term, my future is full, it is limitless, and my passion for america will remain. and i want you to be assured that there is no future option or opportunities, be it directly in the political arena or otherwise, that i won't be giving serious consideration. if it can help save and protect our great nation for future generations. >> bachmann says her tough re-election battle last november has absolutely no role in her decision not to run again, nor did an investigation into her presidential campaign. >>> a drone strike has killed the number two leader of the pakistani taliban, according to a local tribal leader and intelligence officer. happened in a tribal region of pakistan. the taliban leader, one of four people killed this is the first drone strike to hit pakistan since elections held two weeks ago. >> an arizona mother of s

commented. , like, fight derrick was still legally married and they put me off with you are not the next of kinou have to get permission from his wife or hire an attorney. so be honest, there was a few drunken nights that i made phone calls and i started getting some paperwork. it just started with lies, you know, and how i feel is -- and i asked them, you know, when i called to get some paperwork, a asked of them, "well, the department of defense said that derrick was killed in action," it was probably a mistake from the newspaper or they did not want to embarrass the family. to me, i am not ashamed that i had to tell people that my son committed suicide. i am ashamed of the military for failing to give him proper mental health treatment. they have not even treated our vietnam veterans, you know, and now we are in the next generation. i am here today because i don't want my grandchildren, you know, after i am dead and gone, to be having to march through the streets of chicago. >> do you have a message for president obama and for the nato generals here at the summit? actually, i have seen it on

they will have to wait until one train completely clears before the next of kin go. this means that major delays and their stated somewhere between 38 minutes to an hour if not more. the big take away from this is that they hope that people get notified before deck slate died in. they want to let them know that there are major delays a.c. transit runs a lot of this area and the buses. there is not enough of them to go wrong. that will be crowded as well. if you normally take bart you should expect major delays this morning. we will update to every hour on any more a case that we are having. >> our team coverage continues with kron4 sa yoli acevrs who is live at the other end of the trans bay tube. this isn't the embarcadero in san francisco. >> coming from the east bay into san francisco they are telling me that is about 20 to 30 minutes to wait from their regular commute. this is what you will have to consider. we're not even at the peak hour just yet. there might even extend more but for now passengers are telling me that is from 20 to 30 minutes. i just got to spe