stronger and their dark top player, kristi anna rinaldo taking on club america from mexico. but for some the excitement ended before the first kick. >> it was a pretty nightmare issue night. >> she has seen soccer matches all over the world but she said this was the worst. >> we've got to the game early, tried to get this to our seats, absolute pandemonium, a couple thousand people trying to get tickets, the line wasn't moving, you probably ah an all- the chaos there. >> reporter: cbs5 cameras captured a scene of human gridlock and frustration as thousands of fans converged on a single will call boof to try to pick up tickets they had already spent as much as $95 apiece for online from ticketmaster. >> people were pushing, shoving, four people working with several thousand people waiting in line. we get to the security detail there's would one woman patting down several thousand women who came to steele analysis do play. the other security was pretty slow and steady moving in so we didn't really get to z much. >> reporter: she got to see 20

they kept attacking and the crease still lead to as much as forty two points as the team sucked in kristi's head coach very sick. and in the fourth quarter the new boss decided to put his roots to the test who were eager to show there was a place in the missional team seventy eight forty one was the finals for the russian. people first of all we showed our true abilities today by a little after every friendly the players are starting to know each other's game and because. of the polish very young team their main aim is preparing for the european championships. eleven they have had. why there had the advantage of playing for you within the last quarter was so we shouldn't lose ground on developing. sokolowski is in charge only for a month but the players have already noticed new positive elements from working with him so for me alex that's ok but it almost everything changed tactics combinations defense even the philosophy of training knots of players handling rising grass with this had coached how we still need to adapt to new demands and now we are working towards that i would. reflect tha

kristie human rights and fighting against drug trafficking in your own currency who in turn will judge the u.s. of course it gives way to emotions to speak about the economy about the protectionist policy of the year was in european countries nobody agrees with the thing is that we have not learned so far to organize or latin american area to consolidate. people which will enable us to negotiate with where you were and with developed countries and reasonable terms as there was once and that he can watch the full interview with daniel ortega next hour here in ati. u.s. forces in afghanistan are preparing a major attack on the birthplace of the taliban military officials have called the assault the next step in securing the volatile kandahar province but our military analyst says that instead of trying to win public support for operations in afghanistan america's top commander should instead move troops to pakistan to fight insurgency there. one of the main objective of the u.s. commander in afghanistan general betray us charm offense reve the assistance of u.s. media was to sell the u.s

joining me right now is kristy feck, the vice president of tox, which is a job services, a nonprofitr people with disabilities in san francisco. and also joining us, another success story, chantel ginochio, a client with a great personal success story from her time at toolworks. thank you both for being here. tell me about toolworks and what it does. >> toolworks has been in the bay area since 1970 and we provide services across the disability spectrum and we provide a wide range of services. we provide employment support and support for people to access the community and live independently. we serve folks deaf and hard of hearing, folksthith mental health disabilities, hidden disabilities, physical disabilities. so we run the gamut. >> it's interesting because chantel, you don't appear to have a disability, but you have trouble and you connected with toolworks. tell me how you connected with toolworks. >> i heard it through word of mouth and friends at my program where i currently reside and basically i heard some successful stories and which inspired me to look into toolworks and o

people as kristie first how severe is the fine is it's. not the moment you say forty people have been killed in these fires so far over three hundred people have been injured and mold and two thousand of already lost their homes and it's been made homeless to today's they've been put up and in hotels and being taken in by relatives wherever they can the situation at the moment is we're seeing very very thick smoke just about one hundred kilometers to the south of moscow it's very difficult to breathe here the smokes very overbearing even the sun can't shine through it that's taken on a very eerie rates hugh but the fire is still not looking like they are there under control anywhere at the moment but president medvedev has said this the russian government will be doing everything within their power in order to try and get them under control the soonest possible.

that's been baking russia since the middle of june on sunday up to one hundred thousand people left kristie of to outcompete some people work suburbs uprooting trees and causing streets to flood the storm swept from presidential over to damaging winds and christie was forecasters say the hurricane level winds will hit more schools in the next few days as the rest point from the extreme weather that's already endangered lives in russia she is of course pregnant brunt of it the ambulance crews there are in a really tough battle to get the people the number emergency calls at record levels . in the van haven't left their partner in for days the husband and wife struggle with the daily heat wave blasting their home but it's better than even thinking about going outside. i haven't been out in the street the the heat is so difficult it's hard to breathe and your heart can get struggle with no air conditioning and only one hundred eighty u.s. dollars per month pension even when his wife can only rely on their daughter she hangs what drapes new doorways and perseverance with damp clothes and intent

kristie requirements power requirements and i think overall in order in some ways to reassure him to defuse some of those iranian allegations that the international community or the west for that matter is against iran's development of iran's nuclear policy i think they should in broad terms welcome it we ought to remember of course that for instance the french have signed an agreement with the united arab emirates for the for the development and building of nuclear power plants there so it's not as if this is a it's not as if this is sort of breaking the mold so to speak there are other developments taking place in those reactors i think they've signed for several reactors actually not just one ok but tran will one day be able to operate this plant without russia's assistance a then do you think there is a risk that iran will use push sas has been expressed by some among the international community for purposes other than well they claim well there's two things here and i think one is that this is a light water reactor so it's not actually capable of it's not actually a proliferatio

host the twenty eighteen world cup the prospect of holding the tournament is not just a matter of kristi's but also a great motivator for future football stars to train harder. it's five years since israel operative it's out there from leaving the strip to the palestinians but thousands of jewish people living in the west bank fear a repeat of the morning and will test. a long neat way hasn't major and thousands of lives with the elderly suffering the most but doctors who work round the clock to save lives take casualties are hard to avoid when the weather conditions are selling extremely. well have many more details on all those stories coming up at the top of the hour the sports news is next though with. great to have your company let's have a look at what's coming up today on sports today missed opportunity rubina field keep the pressure up on runaway premier league leaders in meet only to draw. some day. maybe major martin kaymer upsets the odds to claim the u.s. p.g.a. crown following a controversial final run in wisconsin. on top of the table russia and the twenty ten european swimmi

kristi hannah was thornton's girlfriend of nine years. she asked for her face not to be shown on camera, although she was willing to share this photograph of her and thornton. she claims she saw cell phone photos of racial slurs on the bathroom wall at his work. >> one was a hangman with a noose around its neck and underneath it said, kill the n-word. >> reporter: state police do have the cell phone but refuse to discuss whether the alleged photos are on it. but for this small community, the focus is on honoring the dead and beginning the painful process of moving forward. clarissa ward, abc news, manchester, connecticut. >>> and we move on next to the anguishing scene on a busy highway near st. louis. kids from a band camp on two buses, and in seconds, both buses in a twisted wreck. abc's barbara pinto is in st. louis. >> reporter: it happened in a matter of seconds, a school field trip took a tragic turn. >> it was all very, very quick. really quick. >> reporter: more than 50 students from john f. hodge high school were rushed to area h

in the center of the capital which has been gripped by small in recent days both talia people as kristie fast how severe is the five situation not the moment you say. well i'm about one hundred kilometers just to the south of the capital and here the smoke is very very thick it's very oppressive if you can imagine the worst fog that you've ever seen it's pretty similar to that even the sun come through that's taken on a really eerie ridge here. it's very difficult to breathe and even here so far these fires these proceed across the country of have claimed over forty lives more than three hundred people have been injured. over two thousand people have lost their homes due to this this disaster that's been going on here. here at the moment .

he knew the people that was bothering him. >> reporter: kristi hannah was thornton's girlfriend of nine years. she asked for her face not to be shown on camera. although, she was willing to share this photograph of her and thornton. she claims she saw cell phone photos of racial slurs on the bathroom wall at his work. >> every day, when he'd go back in, there would be new stuff on the wall. one was a hangman with a noose on its neck. and underneath it said kill, the n word. >> reporter: company and union officials strongly deny accusations of racism. and the police say it is not being considered as a motive at this stage. >> i know what i seen on that wall in that picture. and that would make somebody go crazy, if they keep doing it to somebody over and over and over and over. and i know that was happening to him because nobody just wakes up one day and does that. >> reporter: but for the friends and families of the victims, there was no sense to be made of the crime. as they gathered to commemorate the death of their loved ones. george, we're learning more now about the heroic actions

then in the 82nd minute kristi annie le analysis dough with a kick, scores a missile into the net andalma divide wins 3-2, great turn out and a great game as well. lots of baseball happenings and for no other reasoning than they won and are raising money for juvenile diabetes by serving out of play root beer floats this afternoon let's start with the oakland a's. lots of sweet fun and kevin kouzmanoff on the sweet part of the bat. deep center. got himself a two-run double. scores easily. not quite so vic for kurt suzuki but he is in safely and it's a 4-2 lead. michael wuertz with andrew bailey out as the closer comes in strikes out the side of the ninth to end it. 2 of 3 in the series for the a's. 10 runs last night but ubaldo jimenez to deal with this afternoon, no such offense for the giants in this one although their only run of the game delivered on a buster posey r.b.i. double as aubrey huff scores their only run. carlos gonzalez second home run of the game for the rockies helping to put it away against baumgartner, and more baseball action, down in dodger stadium. and you know w

two other bicyclists matthew peterson and kristy gough were killed in that accident. the county already has reached settlements with their families. knapp's settlement is for $500,000. >>> we have new information tonight about two homicides in vallejo. police today identified a suspect in the shooting death of 38-year-old saint nick stanley. his body was found august 8th in a truck in the parking lot of the deluxe inn on solano avenue. police say 37-year-old alfonso mestis jr. of vallejo supported for the killing and are looking for his girl friend jessica gonzales as an accessory. police say mestos is considered armed and dangerous. >>> vallejo police are asking for help tonight to solve another homicide that happened tuesday. they say a man resembling this sketch was seen running from the scene of a fatal shooting in the 200 block of woodrow avenue. he was seen driving off in a black van similar to the one pictured here. if you spot a similar van, vallejo police ask that you note the license plate and give them a call. >>> in news of the world tonight in chile tv st

then in the 82nd minute kristi annie le analysis dough with a kick, scores a missile into the net and realma divide wins 3-2, great turn out and a great game as well. lots of baseball happenings and for no other reasoning than they won and are raising money for juvenile diabetes by serving out of play root beer floats this afternoon let's start with the oakland a's. lots of sweet fun and kevin kouzmanoff on the sweet part of the bat. deep center. got himself a two-run double. scores easily. not quite so vic for kurt suzuki but he is in safely and it's a 4-2 lead. michael wuertz with andrew bailey out as the closer comes in strikes out the side of the ninth to end it. 2 of 3 in the series for the a's. 10 runs last night but ubaldo jimenez to deal with this afternoon, no such offense for the giants in this one although their only run of the game delivered on a buster posey r.b.i. double as aubrey huff scores their only run. carlos gonzalez second home run of the game for the rockies helping to put it away against baumgartner, and more baseball action, down in dodger stadium. and you kno

two other bicyclists matthew peterson and kristy gough were killed in that accident.ounty already has reached settlements with their families. knapp's settlement is for $500,000. >>> we have new information tonight about two homicides in vallejo. police today identified a suspect in the shooting death of 38-year-old saint nick stanley. his body was found august 8th in a truck in the parking lot of the deluxe inn on solano avenue. police say 37-year-old alfonso mestis jr. of vallejo supported for the killing and are looking for his girl friend jessica gonzales as an accessory. police say mestos is considered armed and dangerous. >>> vallejo police are asking for help tonight to solve another homicide that happened tuesday. they say a man resembling this sketch was seen running from the scene of a fatal shooting in the 200 block of woodrow avenue. he was seen driving off in a black van similar to the one pictured here. if you spot a similar van, vallejo police ask that you note the license plate and give them a call. >>> in news of the world tonight in chile tv stations

. >> reporter: among other defense department attendees, jim kristie of the d.o.d.'s cyber crime center. >> we want the latest and greatest tools and techniques that the bad guys are going to use so we can build countermeasures. sometimes we have sources here, informants that will work the crowds. we have undercovers that may come in here. >> reporter: many of the lessons are self-taught. is anybody really good at identifying... these hackers were working together on figuring out how their electronic conference badge worked. essentially an exercise akin to breaking into a computer. palmer eldridge, a self-described hacker, explained how he does it. >> a lot of attempting to understand cyber security comes in the form of understanding puzzles. so during death con, the badges are one of the most famous pazals out there. >> reporter: defending against cyber attacks is an industry in its infancy. jeff moss says not quite there yet. >> it's solvable just not solvable easily because when we design these systems, a lot of them were not designed with a hostile adversary, not

as a teenager, kristi says holidays were the worst. >> i was devastated to be there at all, let alonen christmas. >> reporter: imagine her surprise when santa showed up on christmas day. >> it was so nice just to know that people actually cared about us having a good christmas, because you wouldn't think so, because obviously you did something wrong. >> reporter: santa gives out donated teddy bears to kids as young as 11. >> they say things like, i can take this to bed with me because i have no one else. heavy stuff. >> reporter: for years, the oil refinery operator is a familiar face. >> he showed up, it was like somebody cared. jerry first volunteered at juvenile hall as part of a church singles group 18 years ago. he's been coming every since, every first friday of the month for two hours. >> reporter: when they arrive, jerry and other volunteers bring pizza and play sports games with the teenagers. >> you know, in juvenile hall, we have nothing to look forward to besides our date that we can leave. >> reporter: before she went to college, sierra was in and out of juvenile hall 10

but the fog is actually the days are limited, we have a warm up on the way kristy as that. >> morning. the fog is trying to be at the door present sharing smr weather particularly in in the inland spaatz hear the echoes of continue to see fog there. a live look good side some far the most of the bay area drizzle of course along the bay shore. norman inland in particular today we'll look good than the extended forecast, forming up for this weekend into the beginning of your work week much as everyone excited. is there wasn't we are seeing summerlike weather sitting in the '50s and the 4:00 hour, not until we had to have what they receive some more of the '60s rock club and the inland valleys and further north, by the time we reached news see the yellowing restrain we had our highs today finally see some of those abc. thes80s you can see the war appear on our high 76 petaluma, 75 for rosa parks, 71 san fell, 70 mill valley, 84 fairfield. 69 notion beach. 62 san francisco 70 san a day of 73 for redwood city and palo alto east we are seeing were '60s, '70s. suez uses here we go in in the

the sixth >> but it check on the forecast in this foggy of their kristi is falling that. >> fog is thetory out there although traffic seems to be the story at the bay bridge toll plaza as well. low cloud cover we are seeing fog through the bay area at this 0.57 right now 67 are highly then we will cool it down to 61 tonight temperatures and below average for the bay area taking look at a couple difference in a san francisco making it to 62 this afternoon 74 for san mateo san jose only 77 we are back into the trend of below average temperatures. warming it up a bit by the time we reach widespread '60s indicated by the green some '70s it isn't until later this afternoon we see some more '70s '70s through the napa valley and going down to the south you can see the '80s barely peeking inland spots the orange and red the '90s not seen any of that today in the bay area. that will stick around in the central valley their highs for today 744 san rafael 83 fairfield 72 vallejo. south 67 oakland 88 los gatos and morgan hill 82 for livermore 83 for antioch. surly not as warm as we should say we w