up next, lockdown in france as g8 leaders descend on the town of deauville. >>> from the cnn london, i'm nina dos santos. >> i'm andrew stevens, cnn hong kong, you're watching "world business today." leaders of the world's eight gig biggest economies are gathering in deauville to discuss some of the world's most pressing issues. the sum sit scheduled to last a day and a half, wrapping up friday afternoon. the g8 is the u.s., britain, canada, russia, france, italy and japan. >> france lists a number of challenges and priorities for the g8 summit. they include the likes of these kind of issues, international peace and security issues such as strengthening partnerships with african nations and institutions. also financially supporting the arab spring or the arab awakening recently. the transition to democracy and countries like egypt and tunisia will be paramount for these countries. other charges up for discussion include the impact on economic growth, the promotion of human rights and environmentally responsible growth and innovation. the delegates will discuss nuclear safety in light

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 maximum-security cell block is on lockdown tonight after riots last night. prison officials say close to 200 inmates were involved. no guards were injured but four inmates were hospitalized with stab wounds. a similar incident happened last week at folsom prison. >>> now to some developing news involving an accident with a tour bus. the driver lost control and cost over the church onto the side of the road. 14 people were hurt -- crossed over and onto the side of the road. the chp says it was headed from sacramento to san francisco. >>> the family of bryan stow held a news conference today. stow is in critical condition but his family says they are hoping for improvements in his condition. stow's mother says she received a call yesterday just 40 minutes after the arrest of a suspect described as a primary aggressors. >> he said, i want to give you some information and at that time my heart dropped. we were excited that that piece of the puzzle -- one of the pieces had been put in place. >> police are still looking for a second suspect and a woman considered

. >> f lockwood to both give this lockdown all police search from farm suspect in the area.sn't common occurrence that through a police are on. >> one some unfortunately, view ridge area has a lot of and dallas. >> sit airing that guns are a big problem in the area surrounding many oakland schools. it is not surprising that it needs to one gun is confiscated from students each week. >> around here it is common, you can actually get a gun anywhere if you try, if you have the right connections, and if it does ask someone at school where can i get this? you can get that within a week. >> i experience gun violence in my family, and outside on the streets. >> other times, people are getting shot, and i live with it. >> coming up at kron4 news at 5:00 we will find out what the oakland school district is doing to come at the problem with guns on campus. we will hear from the same students about what they're doing to help keep fellow students say from gun violence. >> ticket in current conditions outside, it is warmer today, we do have a big change is a fit into tomorrow, i will hav

. >> san quentin prison is on lockdown after a riot at the maximum facility injured four men. it broke out last night in the prison dining hall. guards stopped the brawl using non-lethal bullets and pepper spray. in the aftermath they found ten weapons made by inmates. no word on what sparked the riot or the condition of the four injured men who are in the prison hospital with stab wounds. no guards were hurt. >>> vallejo man who tried to force his way to the cockpit of a san francisco bound airliner three weeks ago is due back in court this morning. 28-year-old raji almarisi has been in custody since he was tackled by an american airline flight attendant may 7. witnesses say he jumped up and moved quickly toward the cockpit shouting "god is great" in arabic. a federal judge ordered a mental evaluation and refused to let him post bail at the last court appearance. today he is scheduled to appear on evidence hearing on charging of interfering with a flight crew. >>> 5:07. just about 5:08 now. hearing about the gusty winds. if you look at the camera shots you can see the camera

today after similar ones triggered major security shutdowns. 30 schools were evacuated or put on lockdown after each received a letter containing white powdery substance. police say four more letters were collected from schools andanother four from circulating centers. no toxic substance was in the let'sers. the -- letters. all the schools reopened. >>> and it's a beautiful day outside not just because it's friday the week's end. look live outside right now and you see a few clouds up in the blue sky but lots of sunshine. so can you count on this same sort of stuff for the weekend? marty bass is in the outback in the seersucker and tim williams over in the first warning weather center good afternoon. >> good afternoon. it's definite lay very nice afternoon shaping up. temperatures tell part of the story. average high for this time year is around 71 degrees. we are at 67 right now going into the early afternoon. 68 in ocean city, 67 in elkton. 57 in oakland and as we look at first warning live doppler radar, we have a good bit of clear skies as high pressure is in control of our forecast.

. >>> an entire pittsburg neighborhood was under lockdown as police searched for a suspect. the suspect was taken into custody within the last hour. the shooting happened near the intersection of railroad avenue and atlantic avenue in pittsburg. police say that's when the suspect got out of his car and opened fire. reggie kumar joins us live with the latest on tonight's arrest. what happened? >> it's still a very active scene out here tonight. if you take a look behind me, you can see this is the area where police say dyrel jones of pittsburg was in the attic. he is a parolee and served time for armed robbery. take a look at this video. this is video of the stand-off. it just ended. jones came out of the home. he had his hands up in the air. he was immediately taken by ambulance to the hospital. he's suffering from a gunshot wound to the leg. once he was taken into custody, officers stormed the house with their weapons drawn. this all started about 5:30 this evening. police were chasing the suspect in this cadillac. the chase ended at railroad and atlantic. investigators say

the prison is on lockdown while the department of corrections investigates. >>> and tense talks at the white house today between president obama and israel president netanyahu. >> there are tense talks between us, and that will happen between friends. >> while they are able to make generous compensations, they can't go back to the 1967 lines, because they are not defensible. >> the two men talked for an hour longer than scheduled but came to -- no resolution, they both said they would remain peaceful and friends. >>> and new, from the pakistani compound, as recently as last summer al-qaeda considered hijacking and blowing up oil platforms. the terror groups hoped to start an extreme economic crisis. both sides say there was no imminent threat, but there was a warning to law enforcement as well as oil and gas companies. >>> and for the first time in two years, california's unemployment rate dropped below 12%. the state added 8900 new jobs, most of those were in leisure and food services. it is surprising who got the most jobs, some say as they had a sponsored job fair. >> reporter: for

the prison was placed under lockdown. >>> encouraging news about california's economy. the unemployment rate has dropped below 12% for the first time since 1989. although it is only a slight tip to 11.9% it is the fourth month in a row the jobless rate has declined. the national jobless rate is 9%. >>> the lines were long at a job fair today. about 300 people turned out for the fair that representative barbara lee helped organize. kaiser was one of 3 30 employes there. the slight improvement in the unemployment numbers is bittersweet for those looking for work. >> i make the calls to the different agencies but i don't hear back from them. i'm just kind of like i'm just kind of like as far as trying to finded me some work and to get back into the workforce. >> and a reminder if you are looking for work, abc 7 is cosponsoring a job fair next tuesday, may 24 at the doubletree hotel in san jose. we have more information for you on that at abc7.com. look under see it on tv. >>> the world as we know it will end tomorrow, right? well, don't worry at least that is according to

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the queen was brought into dublin in which much of the city center was in a state of lockdown. security concerned had prompted the authorities to discourage spectators. a pipe bomb had been found and defused overnight outside dublin. in phoenix park stands the building which was once the home of the british voice roys who governed ireland in the name of the queen's ancestors. it is now the residence of ireland's head of state and it was here that the president of a nation which forged the british crown greeted the current wearer of that crown as equals. an irish military band played the british national anthem, while a 21-gun salute was fired. in one part of the city center, a group of about 100 republicans was staking a protest against the visit. police were there in force. a union flag was burned, and the irish police made it clear that this was a day when protests were not being tolerated at all. they swept through everyone who got in the way, but in order to move on, obstacles from the past need to be neutralized, and to do that, the queen went through empty and heavily pro

gaza blockade has been eased after four years of total lockdown egypt opened a border crossing for pedestrians giving a gateway to the outside world for one and a half million palestinians the crossings are accessible to anyone except men aged between eighteen and forty who do require visas the border was closed after hamas seized power in gaza with israel hoping the blockade would help to force the group out human rights groups cite the massive humanitarian cost from the food shortages to the sick being unable to leave for simple treatment but as artie's paula reports the new lifeline for palestinians is a real headache for tel aviv. this is egypt's border with gaza a place where for years the gates was shut off and then opened only the most extreme humanitarian cases were let through which meant no more than three hundred people a day the volga was not one of them last year she died from cancer of the stomach she had trying desperately for months to leave gaza for chemotherapy treatment abroad but was never able to get the permission she needed to leave. then i went to the hospital here and

. >> the city is on virtual lockdown with a massive police presence, ahead of the queen's historic visitthe first, actually, by a british monarch since ireland became independent. officials say the bomb was found in the luggage compartment of a bus traveling on the outskirts of the city. it was detonated in a controlled explosion. scary, though. >> so many awaiting her arrival. a big sweep done beforehand. and now, this. >> almost say 9,000 cops. >>> on top of that, we're following a developing story from los angeles this morning. shocking revelations from arnold schwarzenegger. the former california governor now admits he fathered a child with a long-time member of, get this, his household staff. >> and the details are just jaw-dropping. it was this revelation that apparently led to the breakup of his long-time marriage to maria shriver. the child was born more than a decade before ago, before schwarzenegger became governor. the woman continued to work for the family. she retired after 20 years. she claimed her then-husband was the child's father. in a statement this morning, schwarzene

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. >>> a maximum security prison near sacramento is under lockdown this morning, after inmates rioted.50 inmates were involved in yesterday's big fight that started in the exercise yard at california state prison sacramento, which is actually in folsom. two prisoners were stabbed and taken to the hospital. guards had to use rubber bullets and pepper spray. then they fired a warning shot with the gun to eventually break up that fight. >>> a new effort to keep tech jobs in santa cruz. about one third of the santa cruz work force commutes to tech jobs in silicon valley and the bay area. this weekend, some of them are meeting at the inaugural tech raising event. they talked about ways to keep it jobs in town. most techies say they like the idea of working closer to home. >> there's a little bit more relaxed. you don't have the turn and burn. a lot of us still turn and burn, but we also get to hang out by the ocean. >> participants at the three- day conference hope to make measurable progress in growing the local tech industry, by getting at least one idea funded. >>> supply and demand affe

joining me to discuss this is in that point this california based journalist and author of lockdown high when the schoolhouse it becomes a jail house and i want to thank you very much for joining us tonight now first of all i think if there's something that really needs to be noted here which is that this isn't something that started this is really something that happened or started in the one nine hundred eighty s. this was you know this was pre columbine and yet it just kept going on but do you think that we're seeing these purchasing technologies and know them out of schools going for them rise every single year since then. well i think it's an important point though i know what you're saying is that there is a history to this that began even before the reagan administration in the eighty's which launched the gun free schools act in the war on drugs that's worked its way into the schools to become the war on drugs in schools and student drug testing we've got. billions of dollars six billion dollars that's been invested by the federal government through the schools programs the depart

the incident forced many schools to evacuate or go into lockdown mode.it happened four months after suspicious packages in maryland. two incendiary devices were sent to the governor and the transportation secretary, but no one was injured. safety experts say schools and mail centers should not take any chances. >> and all of the teachers were like this isn't a drill, this isn't a drill, go, go, go. >> if they get their things and they find they're not comfortable with them to isolate those into an area and to call 911. >> and investigators say initial tests found no toxic substances in any of the 37 recovered letters. police say all of the letters were mailed from texas, but no arrests have been made. >>> president obama is back in washington today after traveling to kentucky to personally thank the navy seal team that took down osama bin laden. the commander in chief also thanked soldiers at fort campbell for their continued effort in the war on terror. >> hello fort campbell. >> reporter: president obama expressed his gratitude to about 2000 troops in

as a precaution, some schools were evacuated or went on lockdown. mail was stopped and checked for more letters. police continue caution. sources say all of the letters referenced al-qaeda but did not make any specific threats. >> just because we have no substances so far, the concern would be that that would change and that the -- that our protocol would be lax because of the fact that we haven't had something serious yet. we don't assume that. we're going to take every one of them seriously. >> i think that's a dastardly act. this alarms people unnecessarily and something that shouldn't have been done. >> reporter: the fbi said the suspicious letters are linked to similar ones sent across the country that also turned out to be harmless. the fbi said all of the letters appear to come from the same sender. and a former fbi profiler told fox 5 it is likely this person is trying to create widespread fear and get attention. that's the latest here in northwest. steve, back to you. >> sherry, thank you very much. >>> and joining us with the latest on the

now the area is in lockdown. in recent days it's been open to the cia to complete material and information but no such access for us. as we tried to get close, this is what happens. the police say they're instructed to smash our cameras. we get them back. here life continues as normal. beyond here, 200 meters or so away is the house. so many. we're finished. thank you very much. stan grant, cnn, pakistan. >> back here we're about 45 minutes from the joplin community service. president of the united states and other dignitaries will be speaking and we'll brick that to you live in a special report. and then next, a churches faith doesn't waver in the aftermath of the storm. we have this story next. >>> is john edwards about to be indicted for misuse of campaign money to cover up an affair. i put that to our legal guy. >> think there's little doubt that the justice department is going to indict john edwards but they're going to have to prove the case. the bottom line on it is his big don donor, buddy mellon, gave hi

right now, they're trying to lockdown an area to put a temporary shelter up at the rec center, and that's around the corner. that they haven't set that up yet. but for now, what we have are 72 people camped out at the columbia square apartments, most people have nothing but their belongings, and there's one family that were in a residential area next to the hotel. that area has smoke damage, so those people are out of their homes, and they managed to get out with their two parrakeets. there were kids involved there. so again, the scramble to get these people into rooms and shelter tonight is the key factor going on right now. i'm going to walk down the street to get more information, and we'll have that tonight at 11:00 on abc 7, dan. >> as allen says, we will have complete information for you coming up at 11:00 as well. and moving on now, four gang members are in custody tonight charged with killing a german tourist last summer in san francisco's theater district. and they're among the 7 suspects, she was caught in the gang shoot outlast altogether. new evidence and tips led to the arres

downtown dublin is in total lockdown, about 30 streets or so have been closed off. land and sea patrols as well. you know what the price tag is for this operation? it's $42 million. so they're trying to disrupt it, but the security out there is pretty intense. there's a ring of steal around the queen in the city as you see. >> that's why they can only do it once every 100 years. it's too expensive. all right, zain. good to see you this morning. everyone can check zain out, by the way, on "world one," it airs on cnn at 5:00 in the morning. thanks. >>> have you been to san francisco trying to find a parking space? >> you love this story. >> i still remember trying to find a parking space. you have an easier time of finding a gold nugget on the ground. >> it's true. >> there's an iphone app apparently designed to help you find a parking space. how this would work, we'll get into that. >> make sure it's the passenger using the iphone not the driver. >>> also in california with arnold schwarzenegger reportedly admitting he fathered a child out of wedlock with a member of

. >>> folsom state prison near sacramento remains on lockdown after a riot there this morning. officials say the melee at the maximum security prison began when inmates started a fight in the exercise yard. guards fired tear gas and a warning shot to quell the violence. ambulances took seven inmate to sacramento area hospitals for treatment. two suffered multiple stab wounds. their conditions have not been released. no guards were hurt. >>> and a little later it's been in the news frequently because of violent attacks by patients. for the first time in years we get to go inside napa state hospital. that's in our next half hour. >>> an auction is currently underway to sell items once been on owned by the unabomber, but as ktvu's rita williams reports, the former fbi agent who helped arrest the hun bomber says what's happening -- the unabomber says what's happening is disgrace. >> reporter: yes. ted cha -- disgraceful. >> reporter: yes. ted kaczynski pleaded guilty. he was indeed the notorious unabomber. >> look at these clothe falling off him. >> reporter: that's max knowles wit

it's totally lockdown. the nearest place is further inland or up the coast. they have had protests today and some are scheduled for tomorrow. you don't get the sense it will be massive and you don't get the sense they'll attempt to get anywhere near here. there's a bridge and a river in the way for starters. that will be closed if they attempt to get over to deauville. no angry scenes in deauville where things get heated in the other towns nearby. we'll have to wait and see later today. >> dan rivers, thanks so much. >>> work by chinese dissident artists, ai we. . this is say provocative xl up tur called marble arm. see the message it's sending? it's been reserved for sale at more than $280,000. campaigners have been handing out t-shirts and badges carrying the question where is ai wei wei? he was arrested in april of this year and has been detained ever since. >>> this is "world one," live from london, from afghanistan to pakistan and hollywood. why the hunt for osama bin laden leads all the way to tinseltown. >>> and trapped in the lap of luxury. how domini

they will cancel recraze and put the schools on lockdown and evacuate them until they can get the letters quarantine them and hand them over to to the proper officials. the fbi said that their investigation is continueing and at a rapid pace. back to you. >> thank you for the update. >>> the d.c. council had former mayoral candidate brown served with a subpoena. brown accused mayor vincent gray's campaign of offering him a job and giving him cash to criticize fenty during the last mayoral race. hearings were begun in march on controversial appointments by the gray administration, including brown. brown cheese not to testify and has been ordered to appear before the council next friday. >>> he led the maryland basketball program from the depth of national prominence and today, he walked away. >> reporter: gary williams walked away from has alma mater after 22 seasons. >> reporter: gary williams started thinks of retirement in march of 2010 after maryland upset duke at the comcast center to win a share of the acc title. at that time, he was not ready to say goodbye. the time came following

. >>> san quentin prison is on lockdown after a riot at the maximum security facility injured at least four men. it broke out last night in the prison dining hall and 200 inmates were involved. guards stopped the brawl using non-lethal bullets and pepper spray. in the aftermath they found ten weapons made by inmates. no word what sparked the riot or condition of the inmates. no guards were hurt. >> hours from now, vallejo man who tried to force his way to a cockpit of a san francisco-bound airliner is due back in court. 28-year-old almarisi has been in custody since he was tackled by an american airlines flight attendant on may 7. a federal judge refused to let him post bail at the court appearance. today he is scheduled to appear at evidence hearing. he faces charges of interfering with a flight crew. witnesses say he jumped up and rushed toward the cockpit shouting "god is great" in arabic. >>> fire investigators now say a fire explosion that blew up an apartment unit in livermore this weekend may be linked to illegal drug activity. despite the finding, investigators say they haven't

i am told had are lockdowns at american embassies if that part of the world. and additional measures with additional troops put in place. >> why think they gave a green light to this operation, according to reports they didn't know about it and the fter and thousand they are covering their butts. >> what i am told there were people in i.a. a not at presidential level but there were people in the pakistani military who knew something was going down. >> how could they trust them? he was in the middle of retired pakistani military. how could you trust the military? >> i am not saying you trust everyone. i have learned on the ground with these guys, there are some people in the military structures you must trust and that is not to say this is in the someone in pakistan would has a new bank account with $25 million in it. >> when the navy seals arrived, they asked, is that osama bin laden, and the guy fingered that guy. is that the guy who gets the 25 million? >> and he may have to split it. >> and the men and women fighting the war in afghanistan. we got a report

this sparked the movie from also block lockdown.transportation agencies are increasing their security also, local police are more aware of for a public scandal like gathering howorship homes worshiping houses. >> ofin the san jose, local way and. >> i think that it is purel---a belief but we still need to remain vigilant. probable, kron 4 news. >>reporter: many visitors. with flowers, candles at this memorial visitors a been stopping by all day. and many were paying tribute to the lives lost during 911 at this memorial. the visitors we spoke with say the prodeath of osama bin laden is giving closure but there is always the trust of a future terrorist threats. >>pam: continuing coverage on the death of osama bin laden as we learn more of the mission that killed the al qaeda leader. we will bring details to you and online www.kron4.com. >>reporter: a fire at a granite rock 50 firefighters came rushing to the scene to try to put out this please. a huge plume of that was high in the air. you could see it for miles. this was called --the

. >>> folsom state prison near sacramento remains on lockdown after a riot there this morning. officials say the melee at the maximum security prison began when inmates started a fight in the exercise yard. guards fired tear gas and a warning shot to quell the violence. ambulances took seven inmate to sacramento area hospitals for treatment. two suffered multiple stab wounds. their conditions have not been released. no guards were hurt. >>> and a little later it's been in the news frequently because of violent attacks by patients. for the first time in years we get to go inside napa state hospital. that's in our next half hour. >>> an auction is currently underway to sell items once been on owned by the unabomber, but as ktvu's rita williams reports, the former fbi agent who helped arrest the hun bomber says what's happening -- the unabomber says what's happening is disgrace. >> reporter: yes. ted cha -- disgraceful. >> reporter: yes. ted kaczynski pleaded guilty. he was indeed the notorious unabomber. >> look at these clothe falling off him. >> reporter: that's max knowles wit

. >>> a virtual lockdown in ireland. >> a bomb plot averted just hours before the queen's visit. plus... >> he is such a huge san francisco giants fan that it's just this is where needs to be right now. >> san francisco's top doctors begin treating bryan stow. long-term plans for the giants fan's recovery and what l.a. police are doing this morning. >> it's money that may have prevented the san bruno blast. what happened to millions of dollars for pipeline repairs instead. coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> there is more unseeablably cool and wet weather today more showers later on, already seeing sprinkles and temperatures making only to the low 60s. we'll have the full forecast coming up. >>> thank you. 5:10. >>> today doctors at san francisco general hospital expect to have a better idea of bryan stow's condition nearly seven weeks after he was attacked outside dodger stadium. last night more than 100 bowlers gathered for a benefit in stow's hometown of santa cruz. this morning, l.a. police will talk about putting up some 300 billboards to try to catch bryan stow's attackers. stow wa

the prison was placed on lockdown. a appeals court has upheld the appellate court's ruling that it's constitutional, they rejected the challenge by ron dudum, a former candidate for supervisor who lost to the now disgraced supervisor five years ago. oakland, berkeley and san leandro use rent choice voting and it lets cities avoid holding runoff elections when one candidate fails to capture more than 50% of votes. the system asks voters to rank their three top choices for each office. search and rescue crews discovered a missing wipery owner. robert brown took off from the lake tahoe area on wednesday headed for tracy. amateur county search and rescue team found brown's body and the wreckage of his plane in the national forest. brown owned two northern california wineries and he founded one of them to raise money for breast cancer research after the disease killed his wife. the ntsb is investigating the crash. in economic news, california's unemployment rate is falling. april marked the fourth consecutive month of decli

now the area is in lockdown.ened for the cia to collect material and information. but no such access for us. as we try to get close, this is what happens. the police say they're under instructions to smash our camera. we get it back, but we won't be going any further. >> reporter: well, this is clearly as far as we're going to go. we're not going to get any closer to the bin laden compound. here life continues as normal. beyond here, though, 200 meters or so away is the bin laden house, still holding in so many of the secrets of his life here in abadubab. okay. we're finished. >> reporter: stan grant, cnn, pakistan. >>> the president tours tornado damage in joplin, missouri. we're going to have more on that story and other stories next. building up our wireless network all across america. we're adding new cell sites... increasing network capacity, and investing billions of dollars to improve your wireless network experience. from a single phone call to the most advanced data download, we're covering more people i

of course, dublin still in a state of lockdown really. security is parra mouir paramou visit. they're talking about how this is not so much the ending of a chapter but the opening of a new one. >> so we had seen in the last day that there had been small dman stra demonstrations. on the other side of that, have we seen large crowds of supporters? >> large crowds of supporters are not encouraged on to the streets here because of the paramount emphasis on security. there were small pockets of demonstrations yesterday, 50 to 100 people demonstrating against the visit. 20 arrests were made. but essentially because of the security situation, this queen is traveling down roads but not really meeting anybody on those routes. the main roads she's travel ago long are blocked off. the adjacent roads are also sealed off. >> all right. thank you for that. of course, we'll check in with you later on. >>> the queen's first ever visit to ireland is a popular online topic in europe. let's see what some people are saying on twitter. let's start here in ireland and adrian says "i genuinely hope

now the area is in lockdown. for the cia to elect material and information, but no such access for us. as we try to get close, this is what happens. the police say they are under instructions to smash our cameras. we get them back, but we won't be going any further. this is clearly as far as we're going to go. we're not going to get any closer to the bin laden compound. here life continues as normal. beyond here though, 200 meters or so away, is the bin laden house, still holding in so many of the secrets of his life here. okay. we're finished. thank you very much. stan grant, cnn, pakistan. >> and the president tours tornado damage in joplin, missouri. more on that story and other stories next. lexus holds its value better than any other luxury brand. ♪ intellichoice proclaims that lexus has the best overall value of any brand. ♪ and j.d. power and associates ranks lexus the highest in customer satisfaction. no wonder more people have chosen lexus over any other luxury brand 11 years in a row. see your lexus dea

. >> they go into lockdown. we have to deliver medication to every cell front.nstead of having the inmates come to a line. well, that's just almost impossible for us to do given the number of prisoners in each these facilities. we just don't have the staffing. we'd break the bank if we were to try to do it. >> the supreme court is expected to rule soon on whether california must sharply reduce its prison population as the only way to improve health care for physically or mentally ill inmates. >>> well, a wet winter can make for a nasty allergy season. all those plants which make us sneeze are growing quickly and in abundance. and now experts are finding that people who are allergic to pollen can also be affected by the foods that share the proteins in those pollens. they point to apples, cherries, and pears as the primary culprits. something else to watch out for, household cleaning products, those that contain triclosan can sometimes induce allergy symptoms. >>> it has been a staple of the school lunch for generations. chocolate milk. but now school districts a