. >>> two oakland elementaries on lockdown this morning after a nearby shooting injures two people. it happened around 8:15 at 2th and international. think college now elementary school, an international community school, went into lockdown for an hour. a suspect in a silver mazda mpv shot a victim on the street at that intersection. the victim or a person near the victim then returned fire hitting the first suspect. both the victim and the suspect were taken to the hospital. no word on their conditions. >>> a shootout that struck a teenager in the face nearly hit a child in antioch appears to be gang-related. the child's mother tells us she was inside her apartment complex on sycamore drive last night when three bullets came through the window from an adjacent building. she showed us her son's bedroom where she says two of the bullets hit the wall just the boy's bed. the 9-year-old had just left the room minutes earlier. >> if makes me feel insecure. i thought this place was safe and i feel insecurity. this is my son's room. this is my children's room. how could there be a gunshot

college, new york university, the new school in columbia university, and is now touring lyrics for lockdowne of those is sponsored by the naacp. i learned that he is beginning rehearsals for the remakes of "the wiz." let's welcome him. [applause] our moderator for this afternoon, world renowned anti- racist, multicultural educator. [applause] yes. as many of you in the audience know, she is an accomplished front line teacher. a teacher, educators, researchers, writers, consultant, speaker. she is like a mother, auntie, big sister, all in one, for me. she has taught in canada, the caribbean, and the u.s. and has been involved in the development of teachers for two decades. she consults on anti-racist inclusion very and equitable education. she assists school districts and schools to continually restructure themselves for equitable outcomes for all students. the initiative put that puts race -- she designed the initiative that puts race on the table. she is the virtual scholar for teaching for change. she is the author of "reality check," a major report on education. maybe conversation began.

the state department respond saying it's not this responsibility to base a lockdown solely on race or. >>> the royal wedding of prince william and kim is tomorrow. we're -- and kate middleton is tomorrow. we're also finding out about protesters. anarchist organizations are gonna put their members in the crowd. they may plan to trigger riots. coming up at:3. we'll bring you a live report from london with the last- minute preparations. >>> 8:18. the brother of an afghan pilot who shot and killed nine americans says the gunman had financial problems. eight american troops and a u.s. contractor were killed when the pilot opened fire following an argument during a meeting at the kabul airport. the gunman was also killed. the brother of the pilot says he had no ties to insurgents. >>> the u.s. ambassador to libya says after more than two months violence, the death toll in libya could be as high as 30,000. according to the ambassador there are numerous reports of bodies being uncovered. an actual death toll won't be known until the fighting is over. >>> a man in india is facing charges for b

afghans are staying home and foreigners or on lockdown because the fear is the protests aren't over. abc news. kabul. >> alan: in libya rebel forces say 13 of their fighters were killed in nato air strikes aimed at gadhafi's government troops. a spokesman says the fighters were hit while trying to take back the oil city of braga. the rebels are calling it an unfortunate accident and doesn't dim minimum their the support of the air campaign. >>> just hate, bay area hospital completes one of the largest kidney swaps ever performed in california. >>> the efforts to fix the leak at a damaged nuclear power plant plat is send is radioactive water into the ocean. >>> and, the bay area concert to help earthquake and tsunami victims. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. some parts of the bay area actually enjoying some sunshine right now. still seeing some clouds. the seven-day forecast is coming up. >> alan: in japan, there's failure in the attempt to plug a radioactive water leak at a damaged nuclear power plant. high levels of radioactivity hayes been found in the waters around the fukushima plant.

everything is on lockdown around here. 100 people will be eating with the president, the tickets from $5,000 to $35,800 apiece. security as we mentioned, there's been dogs walking around here sniffing. i don't know who owns the minivan that's parked over there because nobody else is allowed to park here along howard street in downtown san francisco. let's look at the big fundraiser last night. a packed house, former san francisco 49er jerry rice kicked off the rally. then the president spoke to 2500 supporters. they paid between $25 and $10,000 each for those tickets. >> when we're together, there is nothing we can't do including elect a guy named barack obama. >> that's what this campaign has to be about. about your jobs, about your families, hopes, dreams, that's what we're fighting for. >> reporter: now, the president has had an unprecedented fundraising goal of $1 billion for his re-election campaign. and he is collecting a lot of that here in california during the three-day sweep. it sounds like a lot of money. but yo

well, the state department of corrections says it is not the department's policy to base a lockdown solely on race or ethnicity. >>> this morning san francisco's new police chief begins his first full day on the job. >> this is the biggest honor. it's unbelievable. so thank you. >> he was overcome with emotion during his swearing in ceremony at city hall yesterday. the new chief plans to get right down to work meeting with officers in every police station in the city. he is a 30 year veteran of the force. he had tremendous success reducing homicides while serving as a police captain in the city's bayview district. >>> police have arrested two men linked to a string of crimes in the north bay involving the theft of catalytic converters. michael helms and larry were taken into custody yesterday. police got a break when they started doing surveillance. officers say they actually witnessed the men sliding under a truck and stealing a catalytic converter. police have connected the men to at least four other cases. >>> time now 6:17. new report this morning about autism. the current screening me

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the state department of corrections says it is not the department's policy to base lockdowns solely on race or ethnicity. >>> this morning san francisco's new police chief begins his first full day on the job. >> this is the biggest honor. it's unbelievable. so thank you. >> he was overcome with emotion during his swearing in ceremony at city hall yesterday. the new chief plans to get right down to work meeting with officers in every police station in the city. he's a 30 year veteran of the force. he had tremendous success reducing homicides while serving as police captain in the city's bayview district. >>> all right. time now 5:18. let's check in with sal now to see what's happening on the roads. >>> all right, dave and pam, good morning once again. we're doing well around the bay area. right now traffic is doing well on the san mateo bridge. hopefully this pattern will continue just like weather patterns, there are traffic patterns too. traffic is moving along okay if you're on the dumbarton bridge. look at 880 traffic in both directions is moving well past the overstock.com coliseu

people have gone into lockdown. the streets are dedeserted. the humanitarian situation is getting worse. aside from the fighting, you have armed militia looting. people are continuing to flee the violence. in abidjan aid workers are unable to reach the wounded. people are afraid to run out of food. water has been cut, electricity has been cut. >> fran, we thank you very much for that update for us from abidjan. at least 130 refugees are missing and feared dead after their bock broke up in rough seas after leaving libya. it happened off the coast of the italian island of lampedusa. earlier reports said the boat had originated in tuneesha but -- in tunisia but italian authorities said it left two days earlier. only 50 people so far have been rescued. >> traumatized and exhausted, survivors are helped off a coast guard boat on lampedusa. a refugee from darfur recounted how the boat got caught in high seas and capsized. >> we had been on the boat for three days when it stopped. there were many people onboard. a panic broke out. the boat broke up.

the neighborhood was on lockdown as people lined the streets. >> because he is the president, he is inspirationalnd i haven't had the opportunity to see him so i said, why not? >> i think he is not doing a great job. i voted for him, and he is not delivering. >> reporter: obama left for reno this morning from san francisco international airport and will end the night in l.a. last night he was at the masonic auditorium on nob hill, 2500 people paid between $25 and $10,000 each. then it was off to dine in presidio heights, where 60 supporters paid more than $35,000 each. everyone hoping to make contact with the commander-in-chief. do you think he is listening to your message. probably not. [ singing ] >> look at the republicans, what else can we do ♪ >> reporter: now, president obama seemed to take that whole musical performance in stride. he thanked the group for their performance and even complimented them on their voices. anne makovec, cbs 5. >>> thank you. and president obama kicking off his bay area visit yesterday with a town hall meeting at facebook. he talked about reducing the deficit in p

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police captured them after a man hunt that prompted a lockdown at two nearby schools. neighbors say it was a frightening ordeal. >> this is supposed to be like a really upscale comfortable neighborhood. for stuff like this to happen is just scary. it's not good. >> police say the two men smashed out the window and ransacked the store while the woman waited in the car. investigators say the three may be linked to other apple store burglaries. >>> the remains of a pleasanton soldier killed in afghanistan are returning home this morning. flags in the city will be flown at half staff for three days out of respect for army specialist. he was killed last week when his unit came under attack. the 23-year-old was serving as a medic. >>> a u.s. marine from santa clara has also died in afghanistan. lance corporal was killed on sunday during an operation. he had just celebrated his 21st birthday last thursday. he graduated from santa clara high school. people there described him as a talented and well-liked boy. >> every time you saw him, he had a big smile on his face and a lot

. >> reporter: british police put parts of central london in lockdown, sealing off the streets, one ofhe busiest cities in the world for the pre-dawn dress rehearsal. >> it's a privilege to be part of it. it will be a cool thing to tell the grandchildren. >> reporter: more than 1,000 servicemen and women will line the pro potion route on wedding day. some like jason hannigan served with prince william in the royal navy. >> it's an honor. when i received the phone call i was over the moon. >> reporter: for nine specially selected horses it's the ultimate privilege, chosen for their calm temperament, they'll guard the royal carriage that heads to buckingham palace but it's not all about pageantry and pomp. the horses and officers taking part in the procession also have the duty of keeping the royal couple and thousands of spectators safe. of course, prince william himself is a fully fledged raf search and rescue pilot. he invited all 27 members of his unit and their partners to the wedding and has a unique relationship with the military, given he will be the head of it one day. betty? >>

. >>> for friday's royal wedding, central london will be in a security lockdown.helicopters will be flying above the city. they're also using thousands of surveillance cameras and sniffer dogs to track any potential threats. and elite sniper teams will be deployed to make sure that nothing goes wrong. meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of visitors are arriving in london for the big day. but residents of the british capital are on their way out. michelle miller has that part of the story. >> reporter: the crowds milling around westminster abbey today were counting down to the royal wedding. >> going to be spectacular. you know how to say. >> reporter: event? >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: tourists are flocking to london. by friday the number of visitors to the city is expected to double to more than 1 million. for some businesses, it's a bonanza. shopkeepers can't keep wedding souvenirs like the mug in stock. how many have you sold? >> more than 900. in two weeks. >> reporter: hotels are trying to cash in, as well. this one offered a $330,000 package that included a roo

most important terrorism case in this country's history is in secret and under special rules the lockdown according to our normal u.s. and word system well along those lines it was more of a public trial when that had made them even more of a martyr maybe fueled more opposition from more support for them. i don't think so i mean again federal court judges here are extremely experienced and how to handle difficult cases we've had a lot of terrorism cases in new york in the past and they're very good at knowing how to handle that they don't invited to senate you just stand up and make the statements in fact i've been to many of the military commission hearings in kuantan i'm ok and it's easier to do that in the military system in the military system the defendant is allowed to stand up and make an unsworn statement in federal court that doesn't happen in federal court it's much more controlled and in fact a federal judge could have taken serious control of the case and not allow the detainee to make long statements or into a media circus there's no reason to think that that should have happ

police captured them after a man hunt that prompted a lockdown at two nearby schools.ghbors say it was a frightening ordeal. police say the two men smashed the window and ransacked the store while the woman waited in the get away car. they think that they may be linked to other apple store burglaries. >>> well, the university of connecticut huskies are the champions of college basketball. >> and the huskies are the top dogs in 2011. >> uconn beat the butler bulldogs 53-41 last night to win the national title. kemba walker had 16 points. that tough defense held to a final four record low 18.8 shooting percentage. the winner gave that man, coach jim calhoun, his third championship. only something four other coaches have done. >> pretty excites. >>> let's check back in with sal for the commute. >>> quickly going to go through these rather quickly. coming up soon we'll be looking at the south bay. it's beginning to wake up. if you are driving to the south bay on the sin ole grade the traffic is moving along nicely. again, more people there. and not a big crowd yet at the b

now police captured them after a man hunt that prompted a lockdown at two nearby schools. police say the two men smashed the apple store window, ransacked the store while the woman waited in the get away car. police think they may be connected to other apple store burglaries. >>> the san francisco 49ers and the city of santa clara could soon have a deal to sell the naming rights to a proposed stadium. city council approved a plan during its meeting tonight. the city says the money from the future deal will go towards building a stadium next to the great america theme park. if all goes according to the plan, construction could begin in 2013. >>> university of connecticut huskies are the champions of college basketball. [ cheering and applause ] >> and the huskies are the top dogs in 2011. >> they beat the butler bulldogs 53-41 last night to win the national title. kemba walker scored 16 points. defense held butler to a final four record low 18.8% shooting. the win also gave coach jim calhoun his third national championship. something only four coaches have done. >> you know

>> london go on lockdown, we're hours away from the royal rehearsal. >> we're with for instance harryd he's taking to the wedding. >> the best man goes public today as the official florist is announced. plus matt lauer's royal tour from the black rolls royce. >> everybody wants to get a glimpse of the future king of england. >> and the scaffolding, the dusting. >> westminster abbey get ace last-minute makeover as the first fans camp out on the

. >> reporter: british police put parts of central london in lockdown sealing off the streets in onef the busiest cities in the world for this predawn dress rehearsal. >> it will be good to tell the grandchildren. >> reporter: more than 1,000 people will line the route on wedding day. some like this one served with prince william in the royal navy. >> it was a great honor. when i received the phone call i was over the moon. >> reporter: for nine specially selected horses it's the ultimate privilege chosen for their calm temperament they will guard the royal carriage as it heads to buckingham palace but it's not all about pageantry and pomp. the horses and officers taking part in the procession also have the duty of keeping the royal couple and thousands of spectators safe. of course, prince william is a fully pledged fledged raf member and he invited all members to the wedding. >> we are so focused on the wedding it self. where is the couple spending the night before the festivities? >> reporter: kate middleton is in buckleberry tonight her hometown. and she will head to the goring h

health care, but he's also talking about, what we've been talking about, in terms of the threat of lockdownot extending the debt ceiling, of shutting down the government if we can't find a way to agree. >> but here is the great thing, is that this week, the president gave the parameters on the democratic side, and congressman ryan gave the parameters on the republican side. so, now we know what the arena is, and they agree that the deficit reduction should be about $4 trillion. they agree that everybody should put entitlements on the stable. they disagree on how to get there. and they agree on what they're going to do about business taxes, or at least in concept, that we should have a more competitive business tax that doesn't have all these loopholes. i think that is a huge arena for compromise, and i think the president really spoke to a lot of democrats -- >> but does that assume, tavis, that that's really the arena that we're operating in, or is this the land of fantasy in terms of what's actually going to get passed? >> i think it's the latter, and i'm not even sure what the arena is.

the prison is now on lockdown while the investigation into the attempted breakout continues. >>> some state lawmakers are trying again to repeal california's open carry law which allows people to carry unloaded guns in public. a bill to ban open carry of guns in public passed a state assembly committee yesterday and now heads to the assembly for approval. >>> there was chaos in the trial of two brothers accused of a triple murder thanksgiving five years ago in oakland. now, this is what happened in the courtroom. you see the faces of the men in court. they are accused of killing wife of another. they said we need justice during the examination. and when there was yelling by the family and the june ordered the jury out of the courtroom and told the family members to leave today. the man in the courtroom but -- one said he did so in self- defense. >>> it's 7:18. people in the czech republic are call their president a clip toe maniac for -- kleptomaniac for stealing a pen. you see him on the left admiring a pen. the president pulls the pen off the table and with both hands hidden appears

you raise the point the fact there was a lockdown on the details of the dress and even the honeymoon.lly protecting these folks. >> i think everybody who works for them is loyal to them. fantastic to work for. having prince william as my boss, unique experience. we are very loyal, of course. one of my roles was to -- the souvenir program available for the people that were there. we didn't distribute it in advance. we didn't want the vows to come out early than the couple asked for. we tried toes respect their personal wishes in each part of the plan. >> really -- it is about that new life they now take on. and -- embracing the charities they are involved with. princess catherine will be a huge part of that. how much do you expect this will boost that in a way? >> i think it will be tremendous. we have a name challenge now. foundation of prince william and prince harry. prince william asked me to give thought to involve princess catherine with that. very long brand. we have to think about market. >> you have seen a boost already online. >> tremendous. we have -- the wedding gifts. inst

even syria, a country that people assumed was on lockdown and in which this was the kind of country in which things could not occur. civil resistance to first reached in a town that has now spread to dozens of cities throughout the country. and the leadership is already on the defensive. they are trying to decide do we strike back with more violence or would that be counterproductive as it has been already? when a regime has lost legitimacy in the sight of its people, striking back is no longer a way to gain strength. it may gain power briefly, but it does not resolve the situation. let's talk about libya in a moment where we see exactly that. and syria the government is now concerned. how much can we give, where is the line at which people will accept a change without calling for more? we see a example that isn't really a state. the gadhafi family has their own regiments, loyal mercenaries were tribally affiliated groups that are not a part of the regular military. rather these are troops that have been trained, they are called in the press loyalists and that is an accurate descriptio

there was a school lockdown in effect until they caught them.octer and gamble sprinkles in a deal valued at one and a half million dollars. the have diamond that's before, this transaction needs approval. it is expected to close by the end of the year. muni is selling out a hundred thousand dollars to hire a new public-relations firm. the examiner reporting this morning that the agency's current press office with two employees is not familiar with aspects of labor negotiations. muni is facing a $20 million deficit. >> darya: we want to get a look at the weather. >> james: good morning, a beautiful shot. please guys coming sunshine. craig today, conditions in san francisco right now not bad. we get the 65 this afternoon. warm, pleasant. where were seeing current conditions rain now oakland 54, 59 a little bit warmer for folks at the antioch. with the system that's approaching us for thursday cold air and the wind picking up. 30 mi. an hour or more along the coast. thursday, windy as well. more on that in a second. 73 napa, 69 santa rosa. similar

even syria, a country that people assumed was on lockdown and in which this was the kind of country inch things could t occur. civil resistance to first reached in a town that has now spread to dozens of cities throughout the country. and the leadership is already on the defensive. they are trying to decide do we strike back with more violence or would that be counterproductive as it has been already? when a regime has lost legitimacy in the sight of its people, striking back is no longer a way to gain strength. it may gain power briefly, but it does not resolve the situation. let's talk about libya in a momenthere we see exactly that. and syria the government is now concerned. how much can we give, where is the line at which people will accept a change without calling for more? we see a example that isn't really a state. the gadhafi family has their own regiments, loyal mercenaries were tribally affiliated groups that are not a part of the regular military. rather these are troops that have been trained, they are called in the press loyalists and that is an accurate description. many

even syria, a country that people assumed was on lockdown and in which this was the kind of country in which things could not occur. civil resistance to first reached in a town that has now spread to dozens of cities throughout the country. and the leadership is already on the defensive. they are trying to decide do we strike back with more violence or would that be counterproductive as it has been already? when a regime has lost legitimacy in the sight of its people, striking back is no longer a way to gain strength. it may gain power briefly, but it does not resolve the situation. let's talk about libya in a moment where we see exactly that. and syria the government is now concerned. how much can we give, where is the line at which people will accept a change without calling for more? we see a example that isn't really a state. the gadhafi family has their own regiments, loyal mercenaries were tribally affiliated groups that are not a part of the regular military. rather these are troops that have been trained, they are called in the press loyalists and that is an accurate descriptio

prior to three days ago i was on lockdown 23 hours a day. came out only a half hour each day, able to make a phone call which is only 20 minutes and able to get in the shower. maybe talk a couple minutes to the other female inmates. i don't get to see my family. everything has been really rough. missing my sisters grow up, my mom. >> you missed your grandma's funeral? >> i did. that broke my heart. i feel like i had a big part of why it happened with her passing away because she was so old -- not old, but stressed. i feel like i had a big toll on why she passed away. >> i know this is hard. if you had to -- you have to imagine or at least leave as a possibility that you'll be behind bars and walls for the rest of your life. >> i don't want to think like that, but i know -- that is always in the back of my mind. trust me. it is always there. i think about it each and every day. i think, what if i go to prison? what if i go to prison? but i also try to not let that just eat away at my brain, so to speak. >> reporter: what do you think's going

mitigate flooding in the impact of floods and systems inside and outside the plant and performed lockdowns and inspection of important agreement need to respond successfully to extreme events like fires and floods. in conclusion, madam chairman, it will be sometime before we understand the precise sequence of what happened at fukushima. before have a complete analysis of how the reactors perform, how equipment and to perform, how the operators performed. as we learn from this tragic event, however, you can rest assured we will learn from those lessons incorporate them into our design and training and operating procedures. this concludes my oral testimony, madam chairman, and i look forward to answering questions the committee may ha have. >> good morning, madam chairman, and ranking him alexander. i push it it is up into travel of your from chattanooga, tennessee, to provide my testimony today. among the many challenges workers face at fukushima dig nuclear plant was a need to provide cooling for radiated field in seven on site spent fuel pools. the refill was mature come when inside the c