a third day of searching for missing nursing student michelle li has ended, and his family is still hopeful she will be found alime over the past three days, 450 volunteers searched glears and around niles canyon. >> an emotional day, especially today, father's day. we are coming together to help michelle come home. that's the biggest father's day present i would ever ask. >> alan: the family will organize more searches to help narrow down the job for law enforcement, possibly one as soon as next weekend. li was last seen on in hayward on may 27th. >> a woman considered the up official ambassador of san francisco's chinatown has died. shirley fong was an active member of the chinese culture center and the chinese historical society. fong owned a tour company and was one of the california delegates to the white house conference on travel and tourism, she is fondly remembered for her contributions to the chinese-american community and was the sister of ben fong. >>> one of rock and roll's most famous saxophone players is being mourned today. clarence clemons was rememberedded at the stone pon

. >> the family of a missing nursing student, michelle li, has plans of searching all weekend. >> we're searching the areas for any evidence as to where she could be or to eliminate any areas that the pd have to look. we're in collaboration and -- the pd and the lost children's organization. >> li's family and volunteers have conducted at least 128 searches for her. investigators have classified her disappears as a homicide and say they have identified dotses of persons of interest since she disappeared on may 27th but no one has been arrest. the search resumes tomorrow. >>> investigators believe a pipe bomb explosion at fairfield may be connected to the unsolved newspaper bomb case in vacaville. police are now looking for 29-year-old daniel garcia in connection with a pipe bomb that detonated under a car in fairfield last month. vacaville police were searching garcia's home on this when they found a pipe bomb and detonated it. garcia is 5'8", lives in fairfield bulls it known to frequent vacaville. in marsh, vacaville man was killed when an explosive device hidden in his newspaper blew

i also want to know mayor li has provided a lot of behind-the- scenes support for the recovery effort in new orleans, and i am sure this experience has prompted him to launch an innovative disaster recovery program that has evolved into the disaster resilience san francisco initiative. we applaud the mayor's ongoing efforts in his effort to implement the recommendations of the community action plan for seismic safety. recommendation that will make the city more resilient in a major earthquake. after mayor lee, we will hear from the honorable mayor of oakland, gene kwan, and he has focused on many programs including earthquake safety for schools, including open in passed legislation that encourages seismic strengthening for single-family and multifamily homes. the mayor has also traveled to washington, d.c. 2 lobby for more resources for seismic mitigation and continues to be a important voice on this issue. both have been colleagues and friends for a number of years and i think this has opened up and strengthen the relationship between these two cities. in no small way, this is making

how do i know how many other things he has lied about? >> everybody has lied at some point. >> i don't agree. >> reporter: sources tell nbc before wiener makes a decision on his political future, he wants the council of his pregnant hueneme, huma abedin, who is traveling with her boss, secretary of state hillary clinton. >> this is one of the situations where everybody can say you should leave, you should leave. but only the member can make that decision. >> again, that was nbc's luke russert reporting. >>> tonight we have new pictures of congresswoman gabby girds as she continues to recover from a gunshot wound to the head. these are the first photos of giffords since january's shooting in tucson. in both, she is smiling. her hair is shorter and darker than before, but there is no noticeable star from her wound. a friend and colleague says while there is still a challenging road ahead, she has made incredible progress. >> we really had a wonderful conversation. she spoke to me in full sentences, initiated those sentences instead of just r

fred ing lis has more on the man who was introduced to the bay area media yesterday. >> reporter: aftera, it's safe to say that mark jackson knows basketball. but even he admits that it took a leap of faith by the warrior's brain trust to hand their coaching job to someone who never coached at any level. >> people said to me, why do you think you're qualified? why do you think you can be a head coach? first of all i've been an extension of a coach my entire life playing. second of all, i know exactly what i know and i know what i don't know. >> reporter: that's why mark's first act was to hire mike malone as his lead assistant. malone is considered one of the nba's top defensive coaches. but the warrior's style, that's going to be determined by jackson. >> we are going to be demanding. we are going to be a team that's going to push the basketball. some may say can you push the basketball and defend? absolutely. >> reporter: rumors surround the warrior's organization about trading guard ellice for a big man. but right now jackson says he is a big ellice fan. >> i tell you what a coach wi

he has lied publicly. but i don't think he has violated the ethics rules of the house.e's engaged in consensual sex. some people are moving to a -- but he has damaged somebody else. humiliated the democratic party, knocked them off their gain and people are mocking them and attacking democrats, saying weiner is one of yours. why don't you demand -- >> hold on! here's what the house ethics rule number one is, a member officer employee of the house of representatives shall conduct himself at all times in a mannerly reflect credibly on the house of representatives. >> if we go back and name all bad men we've seen engage in incompetent pro rights and in congress over the last few years, not one of them could meet that standard. and what has happened is a crying shame, that the country has become numb to it. governor stanford made, he could stay. >> ever goff where? >> south carolina. >> argentina. >> we have become numb to it. it's an absolute embarrass basement. and not only did they embarrass the democratic party, he's humiliated his wife and the child she will bear. >> w

she has lied about nevering the past. she is giving a bunch of names. she hasn't told the truth before. i don't know why we are talking about the baby's father it has no role in this case. she is charged with capital murder he throughout theories he wants the jury to speculate. the judge is going to read an instruction that says a reasonable doubt is not a speculative imaginary or possible doubt. that is what we are all doing. we sit and speculate that's what he is open whoing the jury will do instead of focusing on the evidence that is coming on the stand in the courtroom. >> if there is another side of this norco spon spur tors who knows. >> anything could potentially happen. i think they are sending out red herrings. you have to focus on what happened. all of these theories about it could have been an accident. if you want to say it's an accident accept full responsibility she put the baby in the trunk she was afraid of how people were going to perceive her instead of defense is getting everybody involved trying to get everybody confused she is guilty

>>> he has come under intense pressure from the democratic colleagues over a sexting scandal involving several women and lies he repeatedly told about that. for details our senior congressional correspondent dana bash joins us live. tell us, how did he come to this conclusion? do we know where the congressman is now? and how will this unfold in the next couple hours? >> reporter: to answer the first question, how he came to this decide was with great difficulty. here we are almost three weeks after he sent that initial picture on twitter. it just kep going on and on from there. it was not an easy decision for him to make. we're told he made a final call last night during the white house picnic. at that picnic, we're told he got in touch with steve israel, his colleague from new york city, and the democrat in charges of getting fellow democrats elected in the 2012 election. i'm told that israel went and found nancy plotti. and that in that conversation i'm told that weiner was very remorseful, very apologetic about the fact that he had done this to his family, hi friends and political caused such a distractio

weiner has taken a temporary leave from office to seek treatment after admitting he sent nude e-mails and photos to women online and then lied growing pressure to resign, but has said he won't make a decision until he can talk face-to-face with his wife. meantime, gingerly a former porn star who weiner exchanged e-mails with said today the congressman asked her to lie about the communication. >> he asked me to lie about our communication. i put out a three-sentence communication that he told me to say. i didn't want to say anything further. i refused to lie, so i went silent and went into hiding. >> former senator john edwards is mile smiling. his hair publicly coiffed in the photo by u.s. marshalls. he could face years in prison if in violation of -- violating campaign laws. edwards has pleaded not guilty to six several felly counts. >>> u.s. stocks plunged today after gloomy manufacturing data and fears about gross's debt problems. the dow fell 179 points. anderson, wall street's rocky ride continues. >> so if you had a mug shot -- and i'm not saying you do but if you had a mug shot would you smile in said mug shot in not

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. >> andrea, let me ask you, though, we have seen just a litany of lies that casey anthony has told.that's right. >> and being a liar does not make you a murderer. i'm not equating the two. but it certainly goes to her credibility. >> absolutely. it absolutely does. >> and now as the defense is taking over, what do they have to do? what do you think the defense -- i mean are they now going to be hitting this -- i assume we're going to be trying to bolster their argument that she is an abused -- that she's a victim herself of past childhood abuse? >> well, that is what the opening statement said. and of course i'm not in the defense team anymore and i'm not privilegy to what they intend to prove or how they intend to prove it. there's a difference between thinking that it was a homicide and proving that it was ahood. there's a difference between finding her behavior abherrant, abhorrent or otherwise despicable. i'm a mother. if my daughter were missing for 31 seconds, let alone 31 days, i would lose my mind. but i'm not this particular person. and there's a difference between that and

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lies. >> he has become a prophetic figure. >> he is charged with covering up almost $1 million provided bythy children. he used it to keep hunter and their child hidden away while he ran for president. the payments did not go to his campaign, they amounted to unlawful com pain contributions. they were meant to keep his edwards' lawyers say the money was a gift from friends, to hide the affair from his wife. the indictment has triggered unusual criticism of the justice department. from conservatives. >> i think he's reprehensible person, but not every scum or liar or reprehensible person is a criminal. and the federal government seems to be criminalizing bad behavior. >> reporter: and from campaign watchdogs. >> i think that john edwards is a lousy human being, but i think this is a really lousy and flimsy criminal case. >> reporter: a washington post editorial said it is troubling that the justice department would choose to devote its scarce resources to pursuing this questionable case. but others argue that prosecu r prosecutors have more evidence than they reveal and these kind of campai

the jury has heard so many lies. she has no credibility. stand to help the defense if she gets up there. they're only going to hate her worse. and if a jury hates a defendant and has no credibility with the defense attorney, they're going to convict. >> all right, richard herman, thank you very much for following all of the twists and turns of this very interesting case. thank you, richard. >> the defense case hasn't even begun yet, suzanne. a lot more to come. >> okay, great. thank you. >>> the former head of the international monetary fund pleads not guilty to sexually assaulting a hotel housekeeper. dominique strauss-khan was arraigned earlier today in new york. when he arrived at the courthouse, he was greeted by chants of "shame on you" from members of a hotel housekeepers union. >> shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! >> cnn's deborah feyerick is outside the courthouse in new york and with us live. deb, walk us through what happened outside this courtroom today. >> reporter: well, suzanne, i can tell you that the lo

jet li is somebody that has found success in both countries. he asked him about the differences between working in hollywood and asia. >> you always think, action movies and special effects. the practice is different, but i think thegoal is the same. everybody wants to make the movies. there are a lot of hollywood producers that will come to china. >> china has 1.3 billion people. chinese film and its influence extends beyond that. do you see this as a form of soft power, the ability of china to influence culturally as opposed to through economic mike? >> yes. we had a movie, it is a local chinese film. it made, only in china it made 100 million u.s. dollars. that this tremendous success. i think more and more people care about movies, even though we still have a lot of piracy. that bothers the industry a lot. people have this extra money they want to spend. the movie is the best way. they enjoy a chinese movies. >> do you think that piracy is holding back the chinese movie industry? >> the very much so. each time we make movie, the producers o

. >> 60 kilometers inside the border lies lviv. the city has had a mixed history. it has belonged to the soviet union, poland, and austria. it is probably the most european city in ukraine. it aims to capitalize on this during the tournament. >> things in the city are being renovated -- new restaurants, bars, and hotels. the event is good for us. euro 2012 is bringing us lots of benefits. >> euro 2012 is important. lots of tourists will come and bring money with them. >> they will ensure that western and tourists keep coming back. the city is offering special course for western ways. this hotel manager has already had a few hours of instruction. >> i want to gain certain qualifications. it is important to know more about the mentality of foreign guests. this hospitality training gives us an opportunity to learn. >> next of is lviv stadium. there is still much to do. it has become a symbol of ukraine's for planning and construction -- poor plaing an construction. they were threatened with being stripped of their status. the city has made heavy investments. >> there

in our political history, up to and including the present day nothing but nothing has been lied about more than taxes. by the time bill clinton ran for president in 1992, republicans had been successfully lying about taxes for so long. that the only way clinton could find to counterer what republicans had lied about was to do what apparently came so naturally to him both as a person and a candidate and lie about it himself. bill clinton campaigned on a middle class tax cut after taking the oath of office, he flip-flopped. and pushed through congress the biggest tax increase in history. because it was the right thing to do for the government and for our economy. it was the single most important and politically most difficult step in getting the budget deficit under control and moving us toward a balanced budget. and when bill clinton left office, the budget was better than balanced. he left us with $128 billion surplus. the good thing about political liars is that they are sometimes capable of flip-flopping and doing the right thing. politicians who are completely ignorant have virtual

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. >> and china's li na has become the first tennis player from that country to ever win a grand slamthe french open beating the defend be champ francesca schiavone. the men's final between rafael nadal and roger federer is today. >>> and the high school senior who was originally banned from the prom for his creative invitation finally made it to the big dance. james tate was banned for taping his date's invitation in big cardboard letters on the outside of his school. we hope he got in a dance or two. jackie meretsky, what can you tell us about the weather? >> well, what i can tell you is that the same storm system that brought aggressive storms to indiana is heading south. we do have the threat of severe weather with potentially damaging winds again stretching from st. louis eastward into the carolinas. now, most of this will really start to heat up in the afternoon. once that heat starts cooking everything up, however, even at this early hour we've got pretty good storms rolling through missouri. now, quick transition to the desert southwest. a lot of colors here, so what we do hav

li's release date has doubled been annulled >> it is scheduled tentatively for june 13th. >> welcome back to the kron4 maureen use we are keeping an eye on our hotspot in the area you can take west bound 580 and had to their bridge. aisle lot of activity in the area as you look at the live shot. >> for 20 6:00 a.m. nato top officials say the military alliance took over. they are also enforcing a u.n. embargo. libyan leader omar khaddafi. it is now reported that japan under estimated the effects of the tsunami. the experts were in japan for over one week. they're still looking for the main source of the equal i i'll break and east and europe. most of the victims were infected by eating raw cucumbers. >> now we are finding it up that cell phones may be causing cancer. cancer patients were roused to explain their mobile phone use. perhaps a blue tooth or speakerphone it will help. >> a lot of diesel fuel on the road at this accident on it any. and we will be telling you how to get around this accident when we come back in a minute. >> this is the level of of oakland on any accident how

unpopular in the country and that presents a major challenge for the greek government lied immediately after it has just been shuffled the leaders are unanimously wrong again. they be wrong about breaching the very strong never going to bust my balls and students if they were wrong to buy a rubber boats time they're wrong wrong but are out seconds on the great bulk of the country into the big steps this package and this time next year i'll be talking to you i'm up against a lot so while the european leaders are extremely excited about the fact that the future of the euro could still be resurrected most of the people in europe do not believe so and unfortunately for the repeal leaders becoming europeans believe that the end of the euro is near. what is really good reporting right now let's get to some international news for you in brief this hour new antigovernment protests have been held in several cities in syria security forces have reportedly opened fire on a crowd just south of damascus clashes close to the border have fought for more than fifteen hundred refugees to flee to turkey u.s. secreta

lied. that he has a very high position in this country brought embarrassment to the nation.eople say, you know what? we want somebody who come in and kick him and kick him again graciousness if not empathy. the guy was a wreck yesterday. his life is a wreck. it began as a comedy. now it's kind of a tragedy. i think we shouldn't indulge in those impulses. if you are thinking of it purely in political terms, it will not work for you because there will be significant portion of the population who will say the guy is down. why are you kicking him in the head? he really is not going to -- i think it's very unlikely he will make it and hang on to his seat imagination the pain and ruination in his life bad human instinct. >> bill: do you think americans are of your thinking. do you think say okay. didn't like him to start with. or maybe did got what he deserves. now if you keep piling on him i don't like you. i think you are right. i think that that inticket is at the heart of why bill clinton made that come back of why he now his approval ratings are more than 50% in all polls bec

that your future lies with jobs. everybody has told me around the whole city, "i got to have a job. that is what is going to keep me focus, keep us dignified." it is through those jobs you can afford to have the daily necessities to live in this very expensive city. i got the message about affordable housing. i got the message because of all the foreclosures, but because there are so many people crunched up in such small units that we have got to pay attention to affordable housing here. there is no easy answer to this. it begins by letting you know what values you are affecting in me and the staff here today. it is not an easy decision that we're going to make, but we go into it with our ears open, and you are affecting the decision making right as we are speaking tonight. so how do we do it? we do it by listening carefully, we do it by bringing in the comments and concerns and values you have had today, bringing it into our decision making. i will commit to you that we will be working very closely with our supervisors. certainly, carmen chu because she is the budget director, and

i spoke with jean casarez, who has been covering the trial, and with vinnie politan, anchor for "in session" and hln. jean, it's remarkable when you hear the series of liestroom. how did the jury react to that? >> they're so intense, anderson. they're not really taking notes at all. they've got their notebooks and pens and pencils. but they have monitors next to them and they are intensely looking at either transcripts, if it's an audio version, or video of casey anthony with her parents and jailhouse visits. >> vinnie, how do you think it went for the prosecution today? >> today was a very, very good day, because it was all about the character of casey anthony. this is a woman who it's very clear to everyone now cannot tell the truth. she's just an outright liar. but the other part of it is, she's speaking with her mom, cindy. this jury saw cindy anthony break down on the stand. she's absolutely tortured by the loss of her granddaughter, caylee. and there's casey anthony, who knows that caylee is dead, just lying to her mom. you know, torturing her further. and i've got to think the jury looks at this woman and says she can't tell the truth and doesn't

. >> alan: police have identified dozens of persons of interest since li disappeared but no one has been arrested. volunteers will resume searching tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. >>> legendary saxophone player clarence clemons died this evening. he played for the e street ban and was a major influence in bruce springsteen's life and music. he was an original member of the band and the oldest band. he played with other bans and bill clinton. clemons suffered a streak last week, and doctors say he died of complications from the stroke. clarence clemons was 69 years old. >> still ahead, the father's day the children of injured giants fan brian stow has planned for their dad. >> the store of a bay area hero who stormed the cockpit of flight 93 on september 11th september 11th debuts on the big screen. >> leigh: hi there i'm leigh glaser. big plans for dad, and the weather is going to cooperate. a little fog near the coast, but that should move on out of here by tomorrow afternoon. get ready for a miniheat wave. we look at the numbers coming the new droid x2 by motorola with aual core pcessor ? i coul

the town of baquba has left at least nine people dead and seventeen injured two car bombs went off outside the compound it's a weekly provincial council meeting in the town which lies just northeast of baghdad but last cleared the way for suicide bombers to enter the compound causing it to further explosions. the japanese cabinet has approved a plan to help the operator of the fukushima nuclear plant to pay billions of dollars in compensation to the victims of the disaster tepco will now receive government subsidies as well as contributions from the private sector the firm has been waiting for official approval to begin making payments to those affected the japanese parliament has been critical of the way tepco has dealt with the crisis triggered of course by an earthquake and tsunami three months ago. the international monetary fund has short listed it two candidates to lead the board french finance minister christine lagarde and a mexican central bank chief for gustin carstens they're going to fight it out for the top position here both have a strong cadential support legarda is seen as the favorite as she's gaining major support it comes after the resignation of

. >> with as many lies as casey anthony has told, is it possible that on some level she actually believesory she's told everyone about the death of her daughter? >> i don't know about that particular lie, but there's no doubt in my mind that she is one of these people that does believe the lies that she maintains. when you really look at her, the only thing we know about casey anthony for sure of a factual nature is that she is a spectacular liar. >> pathological liar? you hear that term ban did about. >> absolutely. i will tell you when you read the literature on pathological lying what you see is that it never exists as an entity unto itself. it always exists in a context of other personality disorders, drug addiction, some other explanation for why the pathology is going on. i've speculated and no one has been able to answer me on this, maybe she had a head injury as a child. maybe there's a neurological explanation for this. because when you read the lies, they are so stunning, we don't know is she a psychopath who's a cold-blooded killer? is she a sociopath who doesn't really appreci

lies. we all lie. everyone has a web of white lies in our life.ends they don't look fat in their jeans, that you love the restaurant you hate. we all lie. if you lie in a path logical lie where you hurt others, like clearly when he's in that sexting compart, his wife is not there with him. it makes me wonder, can he have care for his constituents. i don't know. >> all right, thank you very much for that, dr. wendy walsh. we appreciate it. coming up on cnn, a significant blow for al qaeda. we'll tell you how a suspected leader, one of the leaders accused in the bombings was caught and killed at a checkpoint in somalia, and we're live in new hampshire getting ready for monday night's republican debate. of at&t and t-mobile would deliver our next generation mobile broadband experience to 55 million more americans, many in small towns and rural communities, giving them a new choice. we'll deliver better service, with thousands of new cell sites... for greater access to all the things you want, whenever you want them. it's the at&t network... and what'