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. >> loose change and zeitgeist, they are viewed by millions, tens of millions of people watch thesengs. hollywood producers would kill for these kinds of numbers. they're free, they don't make any money. but that's what spreads the means of the conspiracies. >> you can go on the internet and find somebody or an official-looking website that's going to promote your point of view. >> people get in their head this is true and they filter it to the point where that's what i'm going to look for. >> there's no fact-checkers on the internet. unfortunately. you guys are journalist. you have fact checkers, where did you get that fact? let's look that up. not the case on the internet. >> are there people who do this -- i had a nasa scientist come up to me, scott, how do i prove to these people that global warming is real. and my reaction to her, and it was just off the cuff was, you can't. go ahead and try to convince the rest of the world. the people that believe you, the people who are going either way. the people who are going to fight you will never believe you. is that fairly accurate st

round of the french open on tuesday following a straight sets victory against gracious lady on a loose change the russian who is looking to win the french open for the first time made the next one start taking by cig's games two three and she continued her good form into the second and shock of all would go on to win mind games in a row in a thirty three set to go. through in less than an hour she will now play scaring garcia of france in the next round all. beginning because she is third off serving really big and i didn't get too many looks on conserves and and once i got a good rhythm felt like i started playing better and better so it's a good way to start first tricky when you don't know your opponent to. there's so much good news for another russian even the risk in our out and while kim clijsters and safely through this french open in five years after that meeting in the sci fi mob i. was excited to go out there and i felt that i was moving good i was you know playing aggressive tennis and you know there's obviously a few little. few little things that. have to be better every match an

you know we sit around talk so we conspire and write if necessary use the word loosely we can spiral how we're going to change the world and how we get more people to understand economics. but it's almost like why is the government so stupid if you don't like conspiracy theories why did they set the stage for speaking of conspiracies for freedom when i first started studying the monetary policy is that seem to me like there was a so down coming as the dollar collapses between those who want to move to a global flood currency and those of us who want freedom and want it's their policy and now just recently we had george soros with his meeting at bretton woods a several weeks ago and i go back to the eighty's when you started this championing the cause for sound money for getting away from the federal reserve system do you think that so down is coming any time soon i think the showdowns in evitable because money doesn't last forever and it will but there's no way to know which month it will occur which year when i talked about a financial bubble before the housing bubble i didn't know it's what month it would b

have gone for home plate but he ejected to lock the ball loose even though po -- posey dropped the ball. i do think we need to consider changing the rules a little bit because the catcher's so vulnerable and there's so many that have gotten hurt. not just a little bit. >> reporter: buster posey's agent was the first to call for rule changes in order to protect the catcher. there's been no comment on that so far. we spoke with jeremy affeldt before the game as well, he says he -- he didn't see it as a dirty play. he says if buster had caught the ball, made the tag and didn't get hurt, none of us would be talking about this. a couple of other giants' players were not available for comment. jeremy affeldt said there was a lot of unease in the dugout and a lot of the players are saddened by what happened. buster posey is a very important player in this team. they've already called up his replace machinement. eli whiteside will be his replacement. we'll have much more on this on the news at 5:00. back to you. >> thank you, kraig. >>> just a little over an hour ago, los angeles police said, once again, that gioganni ramirez is their

loose pucks. when you don't do that, you're not going to be successful. >> the momentum changed when we stopped playing to. we started turning the puck over. the last five minutes of the second, we got away from our game plan. >>> nascar under the lights in richmond tonight. here with 100 laps to go. if you like wrecks, we've got a good one for you. several cars involved, including jeff gordon, bobby labonte and mike kensette. kyle busch wins his third straight race at richmond. he likes that track. >>> a real quick note, the navy women's lacrosse team won the patriot championship. >> georgia tech paid $7 million to get rid of a coach. >> right. that was a very attractive offer for him to come to george mason. >>> tomorrow is pretty nice. start out partly cloudy. increasing clouds later. highs near 70. monday a little warmer and 74. chance of showers and rain later in the day. >> thank you for watching. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. bye. oÑ ♪ [ female announcer ] the counter. in most homes, it gets all the action. bring it. getting it clean again is easy with bounty. in this lab test, one she

changes. in past years the event has been an excuse for many people to let loose and party. but police are cracking down this year with a zero tolerance for alcohol and public drunkenness. there will be check points along the route to see if people are registered but that's not stopping some people. >> they will be escorted off the course. >> i'm just going to get a big group of friends together and kind of join up behind the runners and just walk the course. >> race organizers say registered runners will get a special centennial medal after they cross the finish line. but what that medal looks like is being kept secret until race day. now we have more details about this weekend's race on our website at ktvu.com. going to find the route, schedule of events and that is in our right now section. >>> all right. we're still watching the deep south because flooding of the mississippi river is claiming new land every hour. now some of the people could be forced out of their homes if the flood gates are open to save other cities downstream. >>> plus what u.s. investigators are lear

changes. in past years this has been the excuse for a lot of people to just let loose and have a party.cracking down this year with a zero tolerance for alcohol and public drunkenness. >> there will be police officers and race officials on the look out for folks with alcoholic beverage and we'll be confiscating those beverages and dig posing of them. >> there will be a number of security check points all along the race course. police are not saying exactly where they're going to set them up. floats are also banned. and every runner will have to be registered. some people tell us they still plan to walk along the course without a registration number. now we've posted more details about this weekend's bay to breakers race on our channel 2 website at ktvu.com. you'll find the route and schedule of events in the right now section. >>> all right. we're keeping an eye on the roads today because people are biking to work. you heard some people biking in redwood city, sal? >>> that's right. we're at the cal train station. got a tweet from someone saying bike to workday may make it tougher on ca

changes. had there been nothing like that hubert humphrey would have won and my argument is that shakes things loose. if you imagine, as one history of that campaign that mayor richard daley was prepared to endorse bobby, he thought the war a disaster on every ground including political. what happens to the demonstrations? you don't have thousands of people. you have marginalize radical protests. that is very different. what about president johnson? would he have been so angry that his nemesis was repeating that he might try to get the nomination back? that sounds pretty absurd except in real life he did. there were five johnson operatives at the chicago convention including postmaster general and chief political guy. johnson's plan was to announce a soviet summit, fly to chicago, give a speech and think maybe he could shake those delegates lose. at an end his people said this is not going to work. if he did that without robert kennedy as a potential nominee you have to imagine or i have to imagine, the reason johnson didn't do this was the soviet union mated czechoslovakia, no way to announce the s

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loose. banned from the prom for a very public proposal. a high school boy will get to dance after all. now that the school has backed down from its punishment. find out what led to the change of heart. today is sunday, may 15th, 2011. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> those raindrops tell it all around here. i'm lessest holt. >> i'm jenna wolf. for the first time in nearly four decades, water, speaking of which, is rushing through the morganza spillway in louisiana. >> officials lifted the floodgates. this sent floodwaters rushing towards an estimated 25,000 people and 11,000 structures in the louisiana countryside. >> two more gates are expected to be opened later today and more residents in those rural areas are bracing for the expected surge of water. officials hope the decision will spare big cities like baton rouge, like new orleans from the still rising river. we're going to have the latest in a live report just ahead. >>> plus, we're going to talk about a murder mystery that remains unsolved after nearly six months. what happened to jack wheeler. he was a decorated veteran and co-founder of the vietnam memorial in washington. his body, you might reca

change, often in a couple of hours. this new agreement says the palestinians will have an election within a year. there are many people here who think it may not loose a year, it may not even last a month as this agreement goes. they had a big ceremony in cairo today. the ceremony started late why? because both sides, hamas and fatah had to sit around and argue over where everybody was going to sit before they signed it. jon: that doesn't bode well for the kiss and make up kind of thing they supposedly have done there. leland hav vittert thank you. jenna: we are taking you down to washington d.c. where the senate jew dish remeeting is being held. eric holder is testifying. there was an interesting exchange we wanted to flag to your attention. senator schumer asked the attorney general what he expects to find from the quote unquote treasure trove that was discovered in usama bin laden's compound, whether there would be new names added to the watch list. potentially visas that are approved by the united states revoked. the attorney general did not say anything definitively, he did say he expects that there are going to be more names added to the no-fl

loose figure to begin with, wolf. >> brian todd on the scene for news joplin. thank you. one meteorologist called it a taboo. he says with the right technology the government could easily changes disaster. stand by. sarah palin is reportedly buying a new house in arizona. could it be the base of a possible presidential campaign? just one of several new clues about her plans for 2012. pants. and anyone, anywhere who would hide our precious coins. we're coming for what's ours. maybe you didn't hear. but dimes, nickels, even pennies have power now. because the volt charges for about a buck fifty a day. making most commutes gas-free for just a handful of change. so we're taking it back. all of it. we have some driving to do. the 2011 chevrolet volt. it's more car than electric. >>> sarah palin has been written up by some republicans insiders. but sarah palin is showing signs of gearing up for a run for the white house in 2012. she is quietly laying groundwork for cross-country tour beginning this weekend right here in washington, d.c. cnn's joe johns has been piecing together the clues. joe, do they all add up? if they do to what? >> don't know quite yet, wolf. this has been an o