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. >>> se llevaba a cabo una fiesta cuanminutos antes, al ll, llegaron varios vehículos >>> el masacrea guila murieron además dos músicos de la banda ríos que estaba en la esfuerzo 8 hombres más, y 6 mujeres. sicarios llegaron en 8 kmoiptar. y en solo segundos acribillaron a las víctimas. >>> utilizaro arma de fuego >>> la página de internet facebook, fue anunciada la masacre la banda ríos dijo que cantaría en la fiesta. una persona escribió, tremendo aguacero para ta tarde con la ba banda rríos. el mensaje fue eliminado. pero pudo ser una amenaza. >>> el gobierno federal. anuncio el envío de policías federales, estado en que el cartel del golfo tiene una ---mientras tanto, ya son 7 los paises que se han unido para acudir a los tribunales en estados unidos y demandar al estado de arizona por la ley 1070.---fue mexico quien encabeÓ el movimiento, al que se han unido demandas muy similares por parte de bolivia, colombia, el salvador, guatemala, nicaragua, paraguay y peru. ---todos estos paises coinciden en que la ley que entraÁ en vigor a partir del ultimo dia de julio, es altamente disc

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this system will l drift away and 'll start to see drier and warmer weather. statewide temperatures will warm up inland with nice 80s in the yosemi and perhaps some thundersrms. very hot conditions, 105 in palms springs. >> not too hot and not too cool. we'll see even alameda county getting into the 70s. 75 sunnyvale. plenty of sunshine in the south bay along the peninla, flight delays because of the dense cloud cover. 62 in downtown san francisco. north bay, san rafael, but 74 is expected high in novato. 66 in monterey and 69 degrees in salinas. so the forecast pattern once we thin the f out a little bit then we settle into a weather pattern that will bring us typically warm weather inland valleys with low to mi 90s. nothinsuper hot and around the bay, temperatures in the 70s, coastside temperatures in the low 60s. pretty much what we expected in san francisco. we're going to get away from the cold conditions we've had the last few days. >> thanks a lot. >> a south african couple denying reports they were harassing a 40 ton whale that leaped out of the sea an

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cocomin-ll you about more spring up. >>> so how do you feel about green nail polish? not so much the color but rather its environmental safety. a new ordinance introduced the san francisco city hall today calls for nontoxic nail salons. salons would only use polishes free of toxins found in regular polish. the ordinance which will be voted on in august doesn't actually ban regular nail salons. it just recognizes the ones that are nontoxic. can't get better than going pro and then coming home. the word tonight is that the warriors will send palo alto native jeremy nguyen tomorrow. and if he plays pro, he'll be only the third asian-american to do so. loren, you spoke with his agent tonight. >> sure did. he said he expects the deal to be final tomorrow. jeremy lynn shined at palo alto high school. and now the real opportunity for him is to work with kids at summer camp in palo alto. this is a story of perseverance. that's where we caught up with him. you know, he did not get a basketball scholarship offer out of high school. so good grades took him to harvard where he jo

e, areu -- once you tell a lie, are you committed to tell that ll that lie >> reporter: armstrong's r: armstrong's ance never cheated and no one should believe landis. cheated and no he calls the federal cheated and no he calls the federal investigation unfair. >> this appears to be a witch >> this appears to be a witch unt for lance armstrong. >> reporter: lance armstrong >> reporter: a finishes his final tour de his fi finishes his final tour de his fi france on sunday. he's now hired a criminal he's now hired a criminal efense attorney to work for him in what could be a very challenging retirement. neal karlinsky, abc news, bend, oregon. >> and you can see the full ial "nigh with landis tonight on a special "nightline" at 11:30 eastern. >>> earlier in the week, we ea showed you this amazing picture, a whale getting too close to a sailboat. couple off the coast of cape s the couple thata, got the picture. now we have the video of the jump, and there's an investigation into whether it was the couple that sailed too close to the whale, provoking the attack. >>> coming up, treating dis

ll, well, we learned today that the spill could be over by this time next week. officials tell us they plan to offici go ahead with the static kill, the well the pumping mud down the well. the only question remaining is whether the kill will happen first or tony hayward's ouster. bill? >> matt gutman from the gulf, thank you. >>> and we turn to afghanistan now, where a massive manhunt widened today for two american sailors, missing in a region infested with insurgents. but tonight, the taliban are claiming they know exactly where those sailors are. our nick schifrin is in kabul. >> reporter: in eastern afghanistan, u.s. troops are desperate to find two of their own. in the air, and on the ground, the u.s. searches everywhere. posters with the missing navy men's faces hang at checkpoints. "this american troop is missing," it reads. "reward for his return, $20,000." "the search is still ongone," said the local government spokesman. "but we still don't have any clues of where they are." the taliban say they know. a spokesman claims insurgents got into a fire fight w

-sfo car fires, vehicle catches fire in sfo long- term parking lot, spreads to five others, 'll have a li >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. caption colorado, l.l.c. comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning. it's thursday, july 22. imagine getting off a long flight and your car isn't in the parking lot? wow, somebody's car, wow, somebody's car got burned. oh, is that my car? wow, that's my car! >> and the car next to it. >> a bunch of cars catching fire in the long term sfo parking lot. we'll have a live report. >> at the state fair cal expo in sacramento two armed robbers stole $100,000 from the catering office at closing time. they are still looking for the two people. >> it will be interesting how they got in, in the first place. >>> the bart board today voting on whether to temporary reduce train fares. we'll tell you more about that. >> elizabeth joins us, following this deadly bus crash. >> we saw our first live pictures a little while ago a fatal bus crash as many as five people killed and 20 sent to the hospital. some of those critically injured. north

. >>> fallout from the gulf oil 'll tell you why there may be a new man in charge of bp. >>> good evening. i'm ken wane. >> lori nailer in tonight for heather holmes. >>> a bay areavictim was the victim -- 7-year-old girl was severely injured yesterday in oakland when a pitbull terrier bit her face at a home on 82nd avenue. the dog was taken away by animal control. while the girl survives the event, several pitbulls attacked and killed a 2-year- old boy just days earlier. animal control shares what's more behind the nature of the controversial breed. [ no audio ] [ indescernible ] >> ---- so we end up going to the classification of -- [ no audio ] >> we're having some problems with the story. we'll get to that a little later on. >>> meantime, fire investigators are trying to determine the cause of an apartment fire in san jose that left a child dead and half a dozen families homeless. ktvu's paul chambers is in san jose with the latest there. paul? >> reporter: ken, the loss of life of an 8-year-old child is affecting her family members and the people living in the apartment complex nearb

he i have my attorney general ll? commissioner of health orney general hings. what are the chances of succeeding in the lawsuit? ecause with limited resources in new jersey, i'm not going to and wh s row good money after bad. and what is the effect of this 2000-page bill going to be on jersey.ple of new jersey? when i get answers back, i'll ake a decision. >> what is your impulse? >> i don't have one. i'm waiting to get briefed on it. >> immigration reform. you said it's too important to >>magogue. who is demagoguing in the senate right now? and what is the solution to immigration reform? >> that is a 2-year-old quote. there were things going on that i thought was demagoguery. i called it that. this issue is a federal issue ohat should be handled by the feds and should be fixed by the for seven ye ads. as a former u.s. attorney, plate,o deal with these issues for seven years. the president and the congress orward astep up to the plate, hey have to secure the borders and put forward a common sense ath to citizenship for people. until they do that, states will st

ll, where do we go from here, colleagues? after justice scalia wouldn't answer any questions in his nominating proceeding, senator deconsiini prepared a resolution on what ought to be asked and when judge bork came up that seemed unnecessary. well, it may be necessary again. i leave that for wiser heads at a later date. but what i think we can do, what i think we can do is to shed some light on the supreme court so that the american people understand what is going on. and i think if the american people understood what was going on they'd be madder than hell about it. stuart taylor has a good standard as to where to head on this subject, a noted commentator on the court. he says that the supreme court is going to continue to do what they do. it's an article, why the justices play politics in last week's "post" and says they'll continue to do what they're doing as long as they stop short of infuriating the public. that's an interesting standard, the infuriating the public standard. well, here is one member of the public who is

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, in higher education or either it will come through k-through-12 education and it's about what job llcreated tomorwr to got -- go to thexamp you just used what's going to be the particular outcome of this research in which we are now investing money? the big ideas have come out of pure research. what people didn't know as they entered what was going to come out of it. and those are the huge changes -- the great theolodge -- theologian and dean of yale wrote to celebrate the university, "a reexamination," he wrote this, i've never forgotten this, he said, "i stilhave the leather-bound volume of the encyclopedia britannica my father gave me as a boy. i am now on," this is 1991, "the editorial board for the 14th edition of the encyclopedia britannica. when i pick up my volume i see two paragraphs on uranium which dismiss it as useless and meaningless for further investigation." so much for the utilitarian argument if you were in that ninth volume you never would have moved down that road but for the pure research and universities are critically important but as they do it, it can't simpl

because we're afraid the police will stop and ll you over for any reason. even if you're not a bad person, if you're not doing anything wrong. you have the chance that the police are going to stop you and they're going to ask you about your status. >> reporter: and there's one other concern for latinos-- the judge's ruling let stand a provision of the state law which makes it a crime to pick up day laborers on public property. that's disappointing for manuel moreno, a legal resident, who does landscaping and carpentry work. >> ( translated ): it's going to be more difficult to get a job. employers will be afraid to hire us because they will get a ticket. but life continues and we'll have to find a way to survive, to pay phone bills and pay the rent. >> reporter: it's because of difficulties like that, that latino activists say they will continue their protests and acts of civil disobedience, until it is clear that the new arizona immigration law has been completely and permanently overturned. >> brown: now, a two part look at the deepening drug war in mexic

and if things change we ll direct b.p. to take alternative acts.it is very important to us, and we made that very clear this weekend, that b.p. provide us monitoring and seismic information on a regular basis so that we can continue to do the kind of analysis that will give us at assurances that leaving the well closed in on a 24 hour basis is acceptable. >> woodruff: i'm asking because over the last few days over the weekend, there seemed to be different-- there were different statements coming from b.p. at one point, the administration at another point, about whether there was a leak, whether there wasn't. whether e cap should stay on or it shouldn't. was there a disagreement? >> i think it's fair to say there were some tensions over the weekend. obviously everybody wants to see the oil contained. the cap is working right now but we're not willing to simply say okay it's workingment we're to the going to worry. we want it monitored. we've directed b.p. to monitor it and provide information to us on a regular basis so we can make the appropriate a

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the question is: do we have the ll to do the best right thing for this country? you know, one of the things i've learned in five and a half years in this body is that when pple use straw men and people use half-truths, it's usually because they're hiding something. what's being hidden from the american public today? what's this debate really all about? is it just about unemployment or is it about "we like the way things are. we don't want to change the way things are. we don't want to get out of o comfort zone to solve the real problems of america. and so, therefore, we'll use all sorts of tactics to detphregt what the real -- to deflect what the real issues of the day are." what are they? the senator from california rightly outlines that millions of americans need unemployment compensation right now. all for it. what's the oer truth about where we are? the truth is that this country is on an absolute unsustainable course. the american people have awakened to it. they know it. as the senator from california knows, this isn't new for me. i've been doing this for f

ll [unintelligible] >> it is ok for the government to tax when it is used for justice, defending the nation against foreigners. that is justice. it is also the police system when people break lost and get put in the free hotel. that is different than redistributing wealth. it is ok for the government to collect taxes, give to caesar what is caesar's. there is a purpose for taxes. it is called limited government. what you have to understand is, and look through your bible. there are not in the examples in scripture that talk about redistributing wealth by the federal government. i would not risk $100 if i did not do this for a long time. the ongoing example -- it is stealing. stealing.

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members ll record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the tional captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representative] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 402, the nays are zero. 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rule is suspended, without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the gentleman from missouri, mr. skelton, to suspend the rules and agree to house resolution 1516 on which the yeas and nays were ordered. the clerk will report the title of the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 1516, resolution recognizing the 56thnniversary of the end of world war ii, honoring the service members who fought in world war ii and their families and honoring the service members currently serving in combat operations. the speaker p

did this by cases come up in the meeting at ll? -- the spy cases come up in the meeting at all?+ >> was not the main purpose of the meeting, ut i believe it did come up. >> what part of the case was discussed between this building and the russian ambassador for which you said the justice department was not present at? >> it is a regular meeting he has with the ambassador. it was to discuss follow-up for something that took place two weeks ago. did the spy case come up? likely it did. am i going to et into details? no, will refer you to the justice department. >> [inaudible] >> on thht issue, i will refer you to the justice department. it is an ongoing legal process. >> aside from the actual investigation, can you deny that there are any negotiations going on between the government's -- >> i will not get into any discussion. >> [inaudibll] involving the spy case, i will have to refer you to the justice department. any other questions? >> go ahead. >> [inaudible]+ >> i think we have been pretty clear all allng that our goal is to get into direct negotiations, and certainly that ha

they would rather h, ke congress do something concrete that they know about rather than leaving Ãwat llo e.p.a. to regulate. guest: i totally agree. any greenhouse gas rfruulating s terriblutt terrible policy. i believe the e.p.a. has taken a sll,reme couht decision with a very narrow ruling and have tried to expanned it to -- expand it to encompass the whole clean air act. . lulu host: are you raising money for this legal fund? guest: we are not sending any special hot line set out for a defense fund. this is being paid for by the people who bought the suits. host: your group? guest: yes, we believe it is not the right thing to do for our industry. it is the right thing to do for the american economy. i still find it extremely frustrating that the epa and the administration believe this is the right avenue to take. they say so themselves. they say it is better to do it legislatively. let's go back to what we should be doing. energy bills need to improve the lives of americans, not force billions of dollars of taxes on them and make us less competitive in the global economy. host: can y

they would rather h, ke congress do something concrete that they know about rather than leaving Ãwat llo e.p.a. to regulate. guest: i totally agree. any greenhouse gas rfruulating s terriblutt terrible policy. i believe the e.p.a. has taken a sll,reme couht decision with a very narrow ruling and have tried to expanned it to -- expand it to encompass the whole clean air act. . lulu epa and the administration believe this is the right avenue to take. they said themselves, it is so much better to do it legislatively. but again, let's go back to what we should be doing legislatively. energy bills need to improve the lives of americans, and not force more billions and billions and billions of not so hidden taxes on them that will make us less and less competitive in the global economy. host: can you quantify how much time you have spent up on capitol hill talking to members of congress, pushing back against a capt. trade proposal? guest: if you are talking about hours and hours -- it is frequent. it is not just talking to members of congress. because i think we have done a better job talking