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george lewis, nbc news, los angeles. >>> up next, these are definitely not the family pets.y're some of america's best warriors. we'll see what they bring to the fight. so >>> we close on this memorial day with a story about some four-legged friends who aren't exactly the cute and cuddly type. we all remember it was an elite unit of navy s.e.a.l.s who led the raid on osama bin laden's compound in pakistan, but they u.s. military also announced one of their canines played a big role that night. they call them war dogs, and tonight, we have been given access to a facility where those dog become true fighters. miguel almaguer reports from nevada. >> reporter: a training mission in the nevada desert. a simulated high-stakes overnight raid. the 99th ground combat squadron, heavily armed, but one of their best soldiers doesn't carry a gun. these four-legged warriors, pursue, track, and attack. >> what they bring to the fight for us cannot be overstated. their senses are what are literally saving people's lives. >> reporter: today, 2,700 war dogs are on active duty. leaping into ba

>> jon: thank you very much, lewis. so generous of you. lewis black. lewis black. the top asked him if he had a secret and the old man stopped and thought and said: free 'cause that's how it ought to be my brother credit 'cause you'll need a loan for one thing or another score 'cause they break it down to one simple number that you can use dot to take a break because the name is kinda long com in honor of the internet that it's on put it all together at the end of the song it gives you freecreditscore-dot-com, offer applies with enrollment in freecreditscore.com >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight, oh, the funnest writer, actor, director, also now a novelist. his new book is called "2030: the real story of what happens to america." please welcome back to the program the great albert brooks. [cheers and applause] >> thank you very much. respect. respect. >> jon: thank you very much. >> very nice to see you. >>i want to give you a complime. >> jon: please. is this about the food in the green room because we try very hard? >> no. the last week and a half of all the

>> jon: thank you very much, lewis. so generous of you. lewis black. lewis black.g? ...or something small? ...something old? ...or something new? ...or maybe, just maybe... it's something you haven't seen yet. the 2nd generation of intel core processors. stunning visuals, intelligent performance. this is visibly smart. >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight, oh, the funnest writer, actor, director, also now a novelist. his new book is called "2030: the real story of what happens to america." please welcome back to the program the great albert brooks. [cheers and applause] >> thank you very much. respect. respect. >> jon: thank you very much. >> very nice to see you. >>i want to give you a complime. >> jon: please. is this about the food in the green room because we try very hard? >> no. the last week and a half of all the shows, your bin laden stuff has been the best. >> jon: thank you very much. [cheers and applause] >> and you also did this thing last week, you had the animated royal wedding. >> jon: yes. i got the taiwanese animators to do a project for us. they

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lewis lombardi was arrested this morning without incident at 9:00 a.m. at the police department. >> police say lewis lombardi has been placed on leave, he is held on $760,000 bail. here is a look at the other people involved in this scandal. normal welch, the commander, he was the first person arrested along with christopher butler. the third person is steven tanabe. all of these men pleaded not guilty. >>> it was a warm day today. temperatures were in the 80s. even though it didn't stay in the 80s long. 82 in half moon bay. 82 in san francisco. 80s for inland valleys. 88 in santa rosa. temperatures were up over what we saw yesterday. especially close to the coast line. 15 degrees warmer in hayward. 11 in san rafael and 11 in livermore. we set a couple record temperatures today. first at san francisco airport, 84. broke the old record. oakland broke the record by three degrees. is the heat going to stick with us? the answer in a bit. >>> the latest on the death of osama bin laden. tomorrow president obama will attend a special ceremony at ground zero, in

lewis already summited five of the other summits, seven in all, that he wanted to. and he ran marathons on all seven continents. so when he returns to santa clara, lewis will start training for antarctica's mount vincent. he would have gotten good weather training here in the bay area for that kind of weather. >> you got to be in amazing shape to do that. congratulations as we watch the cold temperatures here relatively speaking. we had good rain event overnight. a lot of this falling from 11:00 last nye to 4:00 a.m. of the most places around the south bay pick up a quarter-inch of rain. san rafael, a half-inch of rain. in san jose, rain off to the west. oakland, winds off to the west, winds southwest at 16. this is the trend of the day. sunshine at times, roaming showers at other times, with the heating of the day we may get some isolated thunder later on. right now around highway 17 you can see a shower. east bay hill tops, around the altamonte pass, we've had a shower this morning. san francisco looks add, but let's widen it out, you can see to the west, later th

>> jon: thank you very much, lewis. so generous of you. lewis black. >> jon: welcome back.ctor, director, also now a novelist. his new book is called "2030: the real story of what happens to america." please welcome back to the program the great albert brooks. [cheers and applause] >> thank you very much. respect. respect. >> jon: thank you very much. >> very nice to see you. >>i want to give you a complime. >> jon: please. is this about the food in the green room because we try very hard? >> no. the last week and a half of all the shows, your bin laden stuff has been the best. >> jon: thank you very much. [cheers and applause] >> and you also did this thing last week, you had the animated royal wedding. >> jon: yes. i got the taiwanese animators to do a project for us. they came in and the greatest phone calls in the world were passed back and forth. can i get hitler with strapon? okay, thank you. >> well, actually, they have that in the catalog. stock foodage. i want to talk about this wedding for a moment because i think i need to see a sigh die trisms i can't stop think

john lewis is, to me, just one of the heroes. john lewis, i think, is the single best american citizen i've ever known. i mean, he is so steadfast. here we are, 40 years later, and he's still doing ten times more things than he should. he's a congressman, he's generous-hearted, he's not a separatist. he treats everybody the way they would like to be treated. he reaches out to everyone. he still talks about the good community, the noble community. the beloved community. the beloved community that jim lawson first mentioned to him. and he was a person who could have had a wasted life that we would never reach. i joined the new york times that year, the day after john kennedy's election. and one of my last images of nashville, right before i left: the sit-ins are over, they've won, everybody's sort of gone back to their normal lives. i'm downtown on a saturday picking up something, and there on a street corner, absolutely by himself, is john lewis. nobody else, just doing this on his own. and he's trying to register black people to

lewis, now 85 years old says it's time for an all-new telethon era.than $1 billion have been raised during the telethons. this year will be lewis' last appearance and the last time he'll perform his signature song, "you'll never walk alone." a lot of people tuning in for that. >> oh, yes, more than $1 billion raised? that's impressive. thank you, ashley. >>> students enjoyed a special commencement on monday. >> president barack obama. >> the school won the president's race to the top commencement challenge. he told graduates they're a model of others. >> because if success can happen here at booker t. washington, it can happen anywhere in memphis. and if it can happen in memphis, it can happen anywhere in tennessee, and if it can happen anywhere in tennessee, it can happen all across america. >> the school's graduation rate jumped from 35% in 2007 to nearly 82% in 2010. congratulations to them. >>> straight ahead, your tuesday morning weather. >>> and in sports, a royal pitcher ends up in the record books, but, not in a good way. in the record books,

richard lewis is serving a life sentence. the attorney claims lewis, not his client was the get away driver. after bailey was shot back in 2007. >>> the trial is under way in the face against josh fatale and james bower after hiking over into iraq in 2009. the second session of the trial is set to begin may 11th. >>> days after u.s. forces killed osama bin laden, no photographs of the corpse will be shown. presenting the photos is not in the best interest of national security. reaction has been mixed. some disagree. people in the bay area tend to agree. harry's sister betty was a flight attendant in a plane that crashed into the twin towers. >> we don't have a final picture of betty. i'm sure a lot of other family members don't have pictures of their loved ones as well during their final moments. >> the president will lay a wreath at ground zero and meet privately with family members. >>> we have a look inside osama bin laden's secret hide out. this is right after the deadly fire fight. it's been ransacked. every day, items l

. >>> raven's linebacker ray lewis is known for his play on the field, but last night, lewis held a fund-raiser in new york city for a 10-year-old boy who lost his entire family. armstrong was the only survivor when his mother drove their family man into the hudson river. lewis reached out to harm-- armstrong as soon as he heard about the story. lewis presented him with a check and a promise of more help if he needs it. >>> turning now to sports the ravens adding some denth as the nfl draft comes to an end. they begin the day by picking dogs in the 4th round. he's a sure-landed -- handed receive out of indian that. in the tenth round, the quarterback add add brown to texas. and a couple of acc guys to end the draft. ravens took tie rod taylor, a quarterback. and georgia tech runningback anthony allen in round 7. and next half hour, we'll hear from the new ravens pick on the day of the draft. hear what you have to say. >>> and the orioles were looking to win their second in a row. the burrs were leading in the 8th inning. extends the lead with a two-run double. blasted down the third baseline, a

saturday and sunday looking dry. >> thanks, rosemary. >>> after half a century, jerry lewis is takingbor day you have seen him on ktvu. for the first time this year it will air here on tv36. last year's events brought in almost $59 million. the 83-year-old comedian and actor will make his final appearance on the telethon september 4th. >>> that is our report for tonight. i am gasia mikaelian. our coverage continues online at ktvu.com and with our 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. "tmz" is up next right here on tv36. ♪ you'll run outside ♪ i'll pass you by ♪ ♪ i want to see the sunshine ♪ ♪ take me where you are ♪ take me where you are ♪ afternoon ride ♪ afternoon ride [ male announcer ] now everyone can explore the world from home. get high speed internet from at&t, just $14.95 a month for 12 months with select services. no home phone required. and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi tha

>> i would love to work with daniel day-lewis. >> hinojosa: oh, daniel day-lewis, okay. >> yes, i mean, hopefully, if... i don't know if he watches this show... >> hinojosa: okay, we're going to try to get that to him. >> please, i would love that. >> hinojosa: all right, and besides daniel day-lewis? >> i... you know, i want to... for me, i want to work with directors that i respect, like quentin tarantino. he's crazy and i love that about him. he's just... >> hinojosa: so if you get any of these jobs you'll let us know. >> i will let you know, but i'm... here's the thing-- it never ends. i'm always excited about everything that comes my way and things that are different, things that are unusual, anything outside the box. anything that breaks stereotypes, anything that makes people talk. >> hinojosa: so it will be until the next time when haaz... >> well, i'll just drink more of my bourbon here. >> hinojosa: ( laughing ) haaz sleiman, thank you for coming. >> thank you so much. >> hinojosa: it was really a pleasure, good luck. >> pleasure, thank you so much. >> hinojosa: we'll see you

i want to put an end to this. >> woodruff: congressman lewis, dr. martin luther king, jr., decided not to participate in the rides. why did he decide not to? and what effect did that have on the movement? >> the decision that dr. martin luther king jr. made was his decision. it's in keeping with the movement. it was in keeping then. we all must decide for ourselves. what we can do and what we cannot do. dr. king had something in atlanta. he didn't want to violate his probation. on the other hand from the freedom riders said to him we were we are all on probation. we've all been arrested and jailed but we're going to do it. many of the freedom riders were very disappointed that dr. king didn't board the bus in atlanta, after the violence in montgomery and made a decision to continue to ride that he did join us. a great theme in montgomery that we continued to ride with dr. king shaking the hand of one of the freedom riders with his arm hanging out of the window, the freedom riders. dr. king just was shaking his hand as the bus is pulling off. >> wood

soon the attention turned to lewis and i. and we were there and lewis was a man of steel nerves, i call it, or at least he was a really great actor. so we said -- he said we will not be driven out. so we took our time, packing our gear because now we're surrounded. there's no security. we don't know what to do. then they started to throwing things at us. we still worked at a normal pace. got our gear together, started our walk down that long ramp to get down to the main floor. and by that time, things were getting a little hot because we could hear bottles hitting the floor that were being thrown over the -- down the aisle. as we were going, one bottle got closed to my head. people asked me after all these years can you remember this. i said how many times have you had a bottle thrown at your head? if you had, you will remember it happened so my lips started to quiver because i thought i was really going to lose it. and lewis whispered in my ear, if you cry, i will break your leg. [laughter] >> for some reason, i that made se

now it is important to appreciate the context of lewis' statement.he made it at a time when mainstream lawyers including thurgood marshall were very negative on the sit-ins, very negative on direct action. the beginning of the student movement, thurgood marshall said to the students that the way to change america was through the courts, not in the streets. he told the students that they were going to get someone killed if they continued with their tactics. he told them that they were invading the property of life and in atlanta, people agreed with that assessment. so it is the context in which the students pushed back and said no. anyone can serve. we don't need to be mediated by lawyers and we are going to do our own thing. now, as it turned out, there was a problem. the students preferred tactics often landed them in jail and so, they realize that realized that they desperately needed representation. they needed lawyers, because if nothing else, we know that lawyers can get you released from jail, right? so in the middle of their movement and their

nbc's george lewis has more tonight. >> reporter: it was early this morning when a s.w.a.t. team stormed this apartment building >> the los angeles police department has arrested a suspect in the senseless and brutal attack that occurred here at dodgers stadium on opening day. >> but officials haven't yet identified the suspect. >> there are at least two outstanding suspects that we are actively searching for. because of that, i am not going to give you some information that you want. i'm not going to give you the name. >> the victim, paramedic brian stow, a father of two, is a giants fan and was wearing his team's jersey at the dodgers' home opener against the giants back in march when he was jumped by a pair of angry l.a. fans. delores donnelly witnessed the beating. >> i heard someone yell some cuss words in the van. then we seen brian on the ground. >> reporter: beaten so badly that he remains in a coma in a san francisco hospital. >> it's going to be a long road to recovery. we're looking at over a year of rehab. >> reporter: today, there was this reaction to the arrest

george lewis, nbc news, los angeles. >>> when we come back here tonight, beyond bin laden. the continuing terror threat and where it comes from. richard engel on the worldwide terror trail. >>> and the amazing chance meeting that brought together brothers for the very first time. t >>> american officials have said repeatedly in the last week that osama bin laden's death does not mean the end of al qaeda or the threat of terrorism. but with bin laden gone just where does the threat come from? we put that question to nbc's chief foreign correspondent, richard engel. >> reporter: like a hydra with many heads, cut one off, the beast doesn't die. osama bin laden ran what counterterrorism experts often call al qaeda central. its corporate headquarters. bin laden's central command planned the big attacks like 9/11 and the 2004 train bombings in spain. but al qaeda also has many small, self-sufficient heroes. now that al qaeda central is in disarray, the franchises could take over. since 9/11 we've met members of the al qaeda bureaus and found them to be dedicated, self-funded and

now, you look like lewis gossett senior.ever said this to anyone before but maybe you should start smoking again. is this the change you were talking about? mr. president, look at your hair, if your hair gets any whiter, the tea party is going to endorse it. i'm going to get angry voice mail from jenny thomas is 19 years. but i believe the president would agree with me that the mood has changed a bit since the beginning of his term. at the beginning of his term, mr. president, housewives were trying to sneak into the white house. not anymore, now, everyone's leaving, axelrod, gibbs, rahm emanuel. by this time next year, just you and joe biden trying to find toner for the copy machine. now your re-election campaign has begun. i bet it's hard to get back in campaign mode again. you know who's really dreading it, will i am, writing down words that rhyme with debt ceiling. the heritage foundation projected that joke would get a standing ovation. probably shouldn't trust those guys. mr. president, i truly still have confidence in

now you look like lewis gosset senior.r said this to anyone before, but maybe you should start smoking again. >> myers aimed a lot of his jokes at people that may run for office in 2012 like donald trump. >> that was fun. >> it's 6:08. now is your chance to get into the pool with michael phelps. details ahead. >> hundreds of maryland students will join kids nationwide in an effort to fight childhood obesity. it is part of a program qualed let's move. >> i think i saw you in there. you are looking at a live picture outside. the forecast after the break. stay with us. >> this morning we have a beautiful sunrise this morning. i don't know if we can get a picture of that or not. we will take a picture of the radar at first. if you look to the east where the sun is rising, we don't have clouds. we do have clouds overall. this deck of clouds and combiped sun looks nice. to the west it is overcast. there is a band of showers running from west virginia right across washington and alleghany county. there is that sunrise picture. th

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in it, james lewis demanded a million dollars to stop the killing. although he served 12 years in prison for the plot, lewis has always maintained his innocence in the murders. sandra hughes, cbs news, los angeles. >>> a major speech on middle east policy today the president told nations that embrace democracy they will be rewarded. >> square by square, town by town, country by country, the people have risen up to demand their basic human rights. >> president obama said the u.s. will continue to give financial aid to country that move toward a more democratic system of government. he also urged israel to accept an independent palestinian state and move ahead with the peace accord. although israel's prime minister was not enthusiastic about all that, the two leaders will meet tomorrow at the white house. >>> maria shriver appears ready to move on. "people" magazine reports she hired divorce attorney laura wasser. wasser has represented britney spears and angelina jolie. new details about schwarzenegger's mistress. celebrity website tmz says mildred ba

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continues to increase his overall lead the german winning his fourth race of the season by edging lewis hamilton at the spanish grand prix that sols a red bull teammate and pole sitter mark webber failed to reach the podium settling for fourth interestingly a driver starting from pole has won the previous eleven races at the consulate circuit two thousand and eight champion lewis hamilton big his best to fall pressure on tabletop and that's all but the twenty three year old took the lead for good after the second round that starts getting hamilton by point six seconds to seal the way jenson button ran about the podium while russian excited petrol missed out on getting into the points after finishing eleventh that's although enjoys a forty one point push out of the south with fourteen races still on the calendar. expected not by many people you know many people said today that it would not be of here race it would be only between marking myself we've seen you know to launch a ferrari and mclaren it was a very hard time so that's why i think i'm even more happy today that we made it becau

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lewis has helped raise more than $1 billion for m.d. >>> everyone can appreciate this story.ave you been struck on a train or a bus with someone talking loudly on their cell phone? passengers on an amtrak train bound for seattle say 1 of their fellow riders spent most of the 16-hour trip on her phone. when asked her to keep it down, she threatened them. the train made a special stop in salem, oregon, where police came onboard and arrested that woman for disorderly conduct. >> do you think there was applause there? >> can you hear me now? >>> an update on the story which did generate a lot of national outrage. the 8-year-old california girl whose mother injected her with botox has now been removed from her home. the mother appeared on "good morning america" last week to defend her actions. soon after, officials in the san francisco bay area launched an investigation. the little girl is said to be doing well in her new surroundings. >> everyone not too surprised by that. >> tough on that little girl. you can imagine. >>> a big night last night on s a cing with the stars." hint,

julian lewis. [inaudible] >> although i have discussions on many issues with the leader of the opposition, the nuclear deterrent has not recently been one of them that is partly because the government's policy is absolutely clear. we are committed to retaining an independent nuclear deterrent based on trident. my right honorable friend the defense secretary will make a statement to parliament today to proceed with initial gate. >> dr. julian lewis. >> i'm grateful for the prime minister for repeating our commitment to the future of trident, its renewable and the deterrents remaining in place. would he give his plea of guilty to those honorable members, both in the conservative party and on the labour benches who think like him that the nuclear deterrent should be above party politics that we should form an alliance on this important issue just as we did on the alternative vote so successfully? >> i do agree with my honorable friend that it would be better if we could elevate this issue over party p

lewis and mrs. gibson may be arguing in a moment, i don't want to put words in their mouth, but my understanding is they're going to claim that of the three types of projects, that it's not that first type that you're arguing but it's the second type of project which are the installation of small, new equipment and facilities in small structures that should apply and not -- doesn't involve limited numbers but i'll just ask to you respond, why does your type one apply and not type two of this class three of categorical exemptions? .my point is that if you read those they are almost an identical. one is to locate in limited numbers of small structures. the second is installing new equipment and facilities in small structures. what is the difference? the only logical answer is one of them talked about locating them and one talks about installing equipment in them. that was my interpretation. i do not think it matters very much. the limited number i think is important. but even if it fits -- even if the

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