hundreds of illegal immigrants have been found crammed into lorries in southeastern mexico.ope's finance minister has urged greece to adopt further austerity measures to improve its battered economy. many, including the financial markets, believe greece will need even more help. stephany reports from strength heard on the german attitude about bailing out greece again. >> another day, another country in crisis. first greece, then ireland, and portugal, now agrees again. european ministers are considering a second greek bailout, and as usual, germany is at the center of the decision. bailiffs are so difficult politically here in germany -- bailouts are so difficult political year in germany. people here do not feel it is fair. and for years they had real wage cuts and difficult reforms to make the economy as strong as it is today. as far as their concern called reece did during that time is run up a massive bill. at this -- , as far as they are concerned kamal greece did during that time is running a massive bill. at this insurance company, last year was their best ever. the

hundreds of illegal immigrants have been found crammed into lorries and southeastern mexico. police in pakistan say about 100 militants have attacked a security checkpoint. there was a three-hour long clash which killed 15 insurgents and two officers. they had rocket-propelled grenades and other weapons. this lies along the border of the tribal region where taliban militants have hideouts. it is seen as a sign that he plans to run for office. russian president dmitry medvedev will appear before hundreds of journalists and a live televised news conference, the biggest since he took office. we have been traveling with the president. >> out on the road with dmitry medvedev's motorcade and 300 kilometers from moscow. the russian president's regional visit has taken on the air of an election campaign even though the presidential vote is not until next year and no one even knows if dmitry medvedev will be standing. he took over from vladimir putin in 2008 and it's still unclear which of the two will run next year or even how the candidate will be decided. speculation about a split

i have known lorri for 10. she is probably one of the best people i have ever met. i know you are thinking you were just saying that, you are her friend, but let me just say that my friend shippe does not influence her to take care of the elderly people who live in that building. it does not influence her raising money for the underprivileged children to go to camp. this is a 49-person occupancy space. and they have no violations with sfpd or abc. they employ nine people. in this economy, we cannot afford to lose any more jobs. if the store front continues to be effective, we will continue to breed homeless encampments there. these business owners foster a sense of community and an area that is blighted. it is what polk street desperately needs. through their charitable endeavors, this business is a positive, favorable profit that will benefit the neighborhood. thank you so much for your time. president olague: thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am not only employed by these wonderful, wonderful people, i am also their neighbor. i have got to see firstha

we were met by a lorry going in the other direction. it took the people who were hurt and me because i was the guest back to khartoum, we started all over again and made the trip in five days on a different lorry. you know, some people say, well, that's a failure. you didn't -- your mission wasn't, you know, your objective was to get out there smoothly and safely. but that experience and then being out in darfur for those many months with no mail, no phone service, no, you know, e-mail didn't exist, there weren't any faxes. if my children tried this today, i would kill them. [laughter] but i think that experience made me feel so powerful because you figure it out. i didn't speak the language when i first got there. you figure it out. and when you learn, you can say anybody had the experience of moving to a new city and having no friends and no place to live, you've got to find a place to live? you start building a life? it's empowering when you figure it out. and part of it is learning that you can figure it out. and so for me i think t

morning show you westbound 80 your traffic through albany in the transition from the upper to the lorry shore freeway no problems to tell you about here. -- lower-- >> justine: bay to breakers was a huge success of it would not be the same unfortunately without people behaving badly. some people say it was steamer than last year there were still a lot of people caught with their pants down. >> reporter: alamo square was filled san francisco cops and residents who took it upon themselves to patrol the area trying to prevent people from relieving themselves with all of the next rise it wasn't enough to stop public urination. guys were still taking care of business ambushes and by trees. yes dirl lines at times to use restrooms although many couldn't wait like these girls immediately took off their costumes like they're ride home and began to urinate on this hillside with a playground filled with children recall them. it seems this girl didn't think anybody could see her in this corner with her pants down. this woman walks by and says that's disgusting. thankfully for the girl she pulled h

westbound 80 your transition to the lorry shore freeway you might have to deal with what roadways but overall lanais a nice easy ride. >> justine: bryan stow is now back home. reggie tells us how the recovery is going. >> reporter: the man who suffered a brain injury after being attacked following a dodgers game is back in the bay area recovering here is an francisco general hospital. doctors are currently evaluating the medical records in lfrom l.a.. in san francisco kron 4 news. >> justine: you can post comments to bryan stow on our facebook. there is a giants fan who is said sam francisco's hospital yesterday to welcome him home. >> brian is out there working saving people's lives and then he fights for his. all we can do is pray he gets better and pray for his family. and that his mom and dad today. i was giving my sympathies that he gets better. >> justine: leave well wishes on our facebook page and you can also leave, and for his family on our web site. >> james: police tell us they have made an arrest in the case of a medical student who was killed in a club in january. 22 year

elites what you believe the future a good international journalists flood the cheese every green lorries for till it's all through. the week stop stories of the u.s. appears ready to denounce the syrian government as only lawful for its brutal crackdowns on protesters we take a look at what's next for the country. with the unravels leave washington disappointed and empty handed after the white house dashed his expectations of official recognition and cash in colonel gadhafi his coffin. as the head of the i.m.f. is detained on charges of sexual assault which he explores the repercussions of the arrest. and grand military displays marking victory day across russia but ukrainian veterans face a new battle against nationalists who assaulted them on the holiday. what i am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us as we take a look back at the week's news here on our t.v. thousands are fleeing syria where violence is raging despite the government's promise of a dialogue with the opposition international pressure mounting on syria over brutal crackdowns on anti-government protesters with

interstate 80 slows the rate at golden gate fields and remain sluggish along the lorry shore freewaytowards the bay bridge. san mateo bridge not that bad. you can see it is smooth flow in the commute direction westbound, no problems in either direction, 92 looks good by 880 is slow southbound approaching 92 turnoff. golden gate bridge ride has been problems free, heavier traffic but no delays. walnut creek the commute gets into full swing and starts to slow down knell on the ride into alamo. the carpool lane on the left and the forced exit on the right. >> mark: bay area sports, all look from last night in washington national. giants struggling losing three out of four, three hits in washington last night, the game was two hours into minutes to. the fastest ninth inning game this season madison gave up four hits. on to the a's cocoa chris has the afro. monster shot in the fifth inning, the game winner as the a's win over the rangers. they were able to take three out of the four game series. >> darya: we will be back with more a couple of minutes on the kron 4 morning news. a programm

term planning which sadly is often not the case so could the world use a little bit more foresight a lorry harvest of the resident dot net to the streets of new york to find. tornadoes ripping down buildings nuclear power plants melting down are we building our society responsibly are with any forethought at all this week let's talk about that do you think society thinks the long term or are they just always doomed to think of the short term i do depends which country you're in. i think americans are very short term. i think europe is. why aren't planes made of the material the black box me out of. all it's like yeah we have those are just not enough for thought put into it i just maybe dad or maybe there's other things that we're not really seeing maybe it's you know i mean i'm sure a lot of i'm sure yeah some people are going to say it's some big government conspiracy or i think that the friends. companies but. there is no private interests in the. i hope that it's sure so maybe if there are people worried about making money so much they'd make things better for i think this is it i phon

it has been popular and now there is the 4g lorry to appeai notice how ligha father i love that.ully look loaded in dreadful and it's not full and clunky. the 4g was noticeably faster. it runs on android so it has all the applications and there's something special something new. super riteolde light. it is brighter than most our phones out there. they say you can see it outside in daylight so i tried it out. it looks good it is easy to see. overall i like the way the phone felt and handled. i like physical keyboards this one only has the touch screen and its pricey. $300 with a two-year contract. most smart phones were $200 with the three-year contract. i understand why it is expensive to produce. if you want a light weight blazing fast smart phone and you don't mind paying $300 you will be happy with the spirit gave a slight kron 4 news. >> darya: we will be back with more couple of minutes. all live look at san francisco. gray clouds and all of the rain that is happening right now. >> darya: this is a nice shot. in looks good. the water fountain you like to see when it's pourin