lynn?> all right, tracie potts in washington, thanks. >>> president obama will be in new york city joining families of 9/11 victims at ground zero to mark the death of the mastermind behind the world trade center attack that took their loved ones. nbc's michelle frandsen is in lower manhattan for us. michelle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lynn. the president's visit here to ground zero comes four days after announcing that u.s. forces have tracked down and killed osama bin laden. he will be here to mark the death of al qaeda's leader but also to return the focus on 9/11 victims and their families. the tone of the ceremony is supposed to be very different from those celebrations that erupted in the hours after osama bin laden's death was announced. instead, the president plans to meet privately with families and first responders, and he will also participate in a wreath-laying ceremony. former president george w. bush was also said to be invited to attend today's ceremony by pres

lynn? >> thank you so much. it is back to business on wall street after a long holiday weekend. early morning business headlines are straight ahead. anything but smooth sailing in italy for jersey shore's sno snookie. >> and ohio state's sweater vest is put on the shelf. you are watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. according to the "wall street journal," the pentagon has concluded that computer sabotage coming from another country can constitute an act of war. the journal reports that for the first time, the finding opens the door for the u.s. to respond to such attacks using traditional military force. >>> europeans are trading blame over the source of a mysterious bacterial outbreak that has killed 14 people in germany and sickened hundreds across the continent. spanish vegetables are being pulled from the shelf something containing e. coli. spain says there's no proof its vegetables

there are two lawyers, lynn holt and harold moore, jr. who became allies of the student movement during the 1960s. and my book spends many, many chapters detailing the synergies between these lawyers and the student movement over the course of the 1960s. .. i want to emphasize two points. they are first to students heard to date direct partly out of frustration with civil rights leaders and the civil rights litigation, the pace of civil rights litigation was too slow for them. by two, even as they pursued their new tactics, they didn't turn entirely away from the law and i want to read you a quote from john lewis that eliminates the nature of the students critique of a lawyer dominated movement. lewis said quote, we were all about a mass movement, and irresistible movement of the masses, not a handful of lawyers in a closed court to, but hundreds, thousands of everyday people taking their cars unbelief to the streets. not so interested in the years. now, it's important to appreciate the contacts of the statement. he made it at a time when

lynn? >> tracie potts there for us in washington, thank you. >>> dominique strauss-kahn is set to be released from a new york prison today, but not without strict conditions. thursday, a judge agreed to a bail agreement after the former head of the international monetary fund was indicted by a grand jury. nbc's michelle franzen has the details. >> reporter: bail granted. at a hearing, a judge ordered dominique strauss-kahn be released on $1 million and confined to home detention at a new york city apartment strauss-kahn's wife recently rented. the defense attorney arguing that their client would not fly to france. >> he would be equipped with an electronic monitoring device on his body that would have video cameras as well as an armed monitor at the entrance and exit of the facility. >> reporter: prosecutors tried to argue strauss-kahn was a flight risk and told the court a grand jury formerly indicted the 62-year-old on seven counts, including attempted rape and sex abuse. >> a grand jury

i'm lynn berry. today we begin with a letter of resignation. dominique strauss-kahn has stepped down as head of the international monetary fund as he remains jailed at new york's rikers island on sexual assault charges. the 62-year-old says he wants to devote all of his energy to battle the claims. later today, strauss-kahn will have a hearing hoping to get released on $1 million cash bail under the condition he will remain in manhattan with an electronic monitoring device. meanwhile, the investigation against him continues. police are now combing the hotel suite where a maid claims the sexual assault took place for evidence. officials say they have removed a piece of carpet for dna testing. >>> in an ominous reminder of osama bin laden, al qaeda has released posthumous audiotapes of the once most powerful terrorist praising the protests sweeping across the middle east. in it bin laden predicts movements will blow over the entire muslim world. bin laden hoped the collapse would lead to stricter adher

lynn? >> thank you. >>> well, the night navy s.e.a.l.s carried out their top secret mission on osama bin laden in pakistan, a computer program in that town could hear what was going on. and he posted live what he heard on his twitter account. nbc's stephanie goss got a chance to speak to him while she was in pakistan. >> i heard this helicopter hovering above my house for like five or six minutes. then i got suspicious because abbottabad does not get much air traffic. i knew it wasn't fire cracker or anything. so, i treated about that. then i -- a friend contacted me on facebook chat. he asked me if i had heard tha yeah, i didn't expect all the attention that my tweets were getting because i did not report him or -- i wasn't involved in the operation directly. all i did was hear a helicopter. >> and that was nbc's stephanie gosk reporting in pakistan new politically the decision to take down the world's most wanted terrorist has proven beneficial for president obama. at least for now. accor

i'm lynn berry. time for your first look at entertainment news. to one report, as a punishment for stealing a necklace, lindsay lohan may be getting a bracelet. tmz reports lohan will plead no contest to misdemeanor theft. in return, the judge will not increase her 120-day probation violence sentence. the website goes on to say it is possible given routine procedure by the l.a. county sheriff's department that as a nonviolent misdemeanor offender, lohan may be able to serve her sentence at home provided she wears an electronic monitoring device. >>> most anyone honored by getting to throw out the first pitch at a major league baseball game would normally stick around for the game, right? not celebrity shaef gordon ramsey who tossed out the opener for the dodgers monday night. he immediately left the stadium and went to the nba laker play-off game. taking up a front row seat next to pal david beckham who celebrated his 36th birthday along with courtside friends justin timberlake, will ferrell, eld difficult murphy. >> he should have at least kest o

i'm lynn berry. today we begin with round two. middle america has been terrorized once again by a pack of deadly twisters. the latest strike, kansas, oklahoma and arkansas. at least eight people are dead there. this as residents in joplin, missouri, struggle to cope with their disaster. the death toll there stands at 122 with four still missing. >> oh, my gosh. >> out of there and safe. >> the motion is tremendous. >> reporter: another assault from mother nature, this time, the target is oklahoma. >> getting another killer tornado. it went across highway 81 as it intensifies and it almost got us. >> reporter: joplin, missouri, a city already struggling with so much loss. >> this used to be our home and now there's nothing left of it. >> reporter: the devastation stretches for six miles, more than 1,000 structures destroyed by the ef-5 tornado with winds over 200 miles an hour. but those are just numbers. the reality is that these are lives splintered and torn apart. >> well, we looked at it for two d

i'm lynn berry. welcome to our viewers across the nation. today, we begin with that final photo. as we get more details about the military operation that killed osama bin laden, the obama administration is now facing a very tough question, whether or not to release the final images showing the terror leader's body. for more on that, we go to nbc's steve handelsman. >> reporter: cia director leon panetta gave lawmakers the briefing and they gave him advice about the death photos. >> it was important for the united states to release the picture of his body to confirm that he is dead. >> reporter: panetta agreed. >> we got bin laden and i think we have to reveal to the rest of the world that we were able to get him. >> reporter: but it's not the cia director's call. it's president obama's he doesn't want to rush out what the white house calls grewsome shots. >> there are sensitivities here in terms of the appropriateness of releasing photographs of osama bin laden. >> reporter: more arguments against re

i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a good one.

i'm lynn berry. those stories and more straight ahead. this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> we begin this morning with sacred ground. as details emerge of the military's mission to take down osama bin laden, white house officials say president obama will visit new york city's ground zero this week to mark the milestone with the families of 9/11 victims. last night lawmakers from both parties applauded the president's success, praised the commander in chief was quick to pass on. >> i want to begin recognize the heroes who carried out this incredibly dangerous mission. tonight it is my fervent hope that we can harness some of that unity and some of that pride to confront the many challenges that we still face. >> reporter: with osama bin laden dead and buried at sea, aides say the commander in chief called some on the navy s.e.a.l. commando team and heard their story as they choppered toward bin laden's complex. the president knew the s.e.a.l.s had rehearsed the raid on a mock compound, but he agonized,

i'm lynn berry. today we begin with the final battering. the southern and eastern portions of the u.s. are now dealing with their share of a deadly spring storm system. thunderstorms are being blamed for at least three deaths in georgia. meanwhile, in charlotte, thousands of nascar fans who were gathered ahead of a weekend race were evacuated from a celebration there due to the weather. fortunately, no injuries were reported while the worst appears to have finally passed. we're going to have your holiday forecast coming up in just a bit. but first, search and rescue crews continue to sift through the debris in joplin, missouri, where hundreds remain unacted for in the wake of wednesday's deadly tornado. brian moore is in joplin with us with the latest on those search efforts. brian, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, lynn. we saw the death toll up to 136. 232 people are on the official list of the missing, but the associated press is reporting this morning that it is starting to go throu

i'm lynn berry. welcome band good morning. today we begin with sacred ground. as details emerge of the military's mission to take down osama bin laden, white house officials say president obama will visit 9/11 grounds this week. last night, lawmakers from both parties applauded the success. praise the commander in chief was quick to pass on. steve handelsman reports. >> i want to, again, recognize the heros who carried out this incredibly dangerous mission. tonight, it is my fervent hope that we can harness some of that unity and some of that pride to confront testimony challenges that we still face. >> reporter: with osama bin laden buried at sea, the president called some of the navy commando team and heard their story. the president knew the s.e.a.l.s had rehearsed the raid, but he agonized. watching and listening in realtime at the white house. u.s. intelligence found bin laden last summer, trailing a courier to his hideout. but they were never sure. >> the president had to evaluate the strength

i'm lynn berry. today we begin with off the radar. we are now learning how exactly osama bin laden, once the most wanted man in the world and apparently a prolific e-mailer, managed to stay ahead of the u.s. government for so long. the associated press reports although he didn't have a phone or internet access in his hideout, bin laden managed to stay in touch with his contacts by giving a courier e-mail messages on a flash drive. the courier would then go to a distant internet cafe to send and receive bin laden's messages. navy s.e.a.l.s hauled away about 100 of those memory drives. the electronic records may contain hundreds of e-mail addresses leading investigators to others. >> reporter: senior u.s. military and intelligence officials tell nbc news from inside his hideout, bin laden was fully engaged to carry out other 9/11-style attacks. describing him as a micromanager and meticulous note taker, he used his compound for command and control of al qaeda, compiling plans for new attacks. >> he men

i'm lynn berry. today we begin with scene of destruction. the battered community of joplin, missouri is just beginning to get a grasp on the devastation it has suffered. the death toll has now climbed to it at least 116 making it the deadliest single tornado strike in the u.s. in nearly 60 years. rescuers are still searching for more victims. they pulled 17 alive from the rubble and the governor says they are certain there are still more alive. jay gray reports. >> reporter: the massive tornado cut a path through the middle of town for six miles, neighborhoods were wiped away in a matter of seconds. st. john's medical center was ripped apart. those used to dealing with the aftermath of emergencies now suddenly caught up in their own. >> when we came out, it looked like a war zone. >> reporter: as soon as the wind stopped, rescue and recovery teams moved in, searching for victims trapped in all of this rubble. more than a day later, that effort is continued. but as crews fought through the debris, the

i'm lynn berry. today we begin with the long road ahead. this morning, survivors in joplin, missouri are beginning the second week of what will be a trying and lengthy recovery. yesterday president obama travelled to the tornado-striked zone for the firsthand look at the devastation. nbc's jay gray reports. >> how are you guys doing? >> reporter: looking to raise the spirits of this battered community, president obama travelled to joplin on sunday. >> obviously the scene speaks for itself. >> reporter: the splintered wood and twisted metal spread for six miles, remnants and neighborhoods stretched to their limits. >> this is not just your tragedy. this is a national tragedy. that means there is will be a national response. >> reporter: it's help this city will need for a long time. >> it's overwhelming. >> reporter: but in this place where everything seems to be torn apart, sunday there was evidence that joplin is actually pulling together. ♪ >> reporter: thousands gathered for a memorial to remember

i'm lynn berry.oday we begin with schwarzenegger shocker. this morning, one of the most powerful families in american politics is coping with the stunning confession that former california governor arnold schwarzenegger fathered a child with a former household employee. for the latest reaction, we go to nbc's stephanie stanton. >> reporter: the los angeles times broke the story early tuesday morning, stunning front page news that the former governor of california, arnold schwarzenegger fathered a child more than a decade ago with a long time household staffer. schwarzenegger, seen here leaving his office issued a statement to the times saying, quote, after leaving the governor's office, i told my wife about this event which occurred over a decade ago. i understand and deserve the feelings of anger and disappointment among my friends and family. the news comes exactly one week after the schwarzenegger and maria shriver announced a separation. >> i just kept thinking, there has to be another shoe to dr

i'm lynn berry and today we begin with a high profile arrest. one of the world's most powerful men is facing charges this morning. he is the head of the international monetary fund. his arrest has sent chock shock waves aaround the world. we go to kristen dalgren. good morning. >> reporter: as you said. a very powerful man facing those serious charges this morning. that after a maid in manhattan claims she attacked her. she claimed he chased her down the hallway and assaulted her as she was able to break free. police say by the time they got there, he was gone and had left his cell phone behind though. they were able to track him down to a flight that was able to leave john f. kennedy airport. he has undergone physical and forensic testing. his attorneys say that he denies all the charges and that he will be needing not guilty later on this morning. and now to the dire situation along the mississippi river basin. where residents are being told to leave home as the water rises. >> a tore rent water rushes down the spillway. it opened as part of a

see your lexus dealer. >>> welcome back, everyone, i'm lynn berry.k now to the story headlining newspapers around the world -- the death of the most wanted man in the world, osama bin laden. u.s. special operation forces have killed him in northwestern pakistan. no americans were harmed in the raid. making the announcement last night, president obama, who said the operation was carried out with the cooperation of pakistani officials. former president george w. bush congratulated mr. obama and said in a statement, quote, this mow measurementous achievement marks a victory for america, for people who seek peace around the world and all of those who lost loved ones on september 11th, 2001. the new national alert system has not been activated because of this development, although the state department did issue a statement urging u.s. citizens abroad of the potential for anti-american violence. joining us once again, retired army colonel and msnbc jack jacobs. jack, good to see you once again. let's talk about the security here in the u.s. and abroad. wha

i'm lynn berry.nd today we begin with the mighty mississippi. flooding of historic proportion is hitting areas among america's greatest river. memphis has been hit particularly hard. residents haven't dealt with floodwater this high since the 1930s for the for the latest we go nbc's jay gray. >> reporter: the mississippi has reached its peak cresting at a near 48 feet. >> all we can do now is let the water go down, try to keep people safe, keep them patient, give them the assistance they need. and because this is going to be with us for another few weeks. >> reporter: at least two weeks of homes filled with water instead of families. businesses submerged, frightening images for those down river. >> the floodwaters come to us. it's coming up and it's coming fast. >> reporter: in vicksburg, mississippi, that water is already beginning to swallow homes as it continues to move in. many are being forced to move out and up to higher ground. but in louisiana where most of this water will ultimately end up,

i'm lynn berry. today we begin with flood zone. president obama declared flood ravaged regions of tennessee a federal disaster zone tuesday as the mississippi river crested just shy of record levels in memphis. meanwhile, delta residents for mississippi and new orleans are bracing water coming their way with officials warning the worst is yet to come. nbc's jay grey has our report. >> reporter: the mississippi has reached its peak in memphis, but the problems and water are going to be here for a while. >> it will be several days before anyone can think about getting back into the areas to begin the cleanup work. >> and now the flood waters are taking aim on mississippi. >> now vicksburg is going to get the largest amount of height of water that they've ever had in their history. >> reporter: that water is already creeping in, forcing families to move to higher ground. in tonica, luck has run out as the city's nine casinos. the main source of income in the area could be washed out for a month or more.

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lynn powell is the author of framing innocence of the prosecutors, a mother's photographs the prosecutors deal and a small town response and a two books of poetry and the sums of paradise. from the national endowment from the arts and the ohio arts council her work has been included in numerous anthologies including 180 more extraordinary palms for the recent every day. she lived in charlottesville 1982 through 1985 and lived with her family in ohio since 1990. let's welcome both speakers. [applause] >> a good afternoon. i am also glad this beautiful day you have decided to join us inside for a private like to start with a question more than i want you to think about for a second. do you remember the worst day of your life? some if you are nodding in some if you are making faces. i do. january 10, 2000. i took my a three hour drive down 95 to the correctional center outside of the jarret virginia knowing that i was going to be a spiritual adviser 21 of my former students now aged 26 coming he had just a few hours left to live. as i drove i thought the same thought had had so many times wh

here shelby lynne with today's hollywood minute.he x factor in her new role she will be reunited with former american idol judge simon. nicole would put her performing musical skills to work as a cohost. the x factor it's the prime time lineup this fall. competitors will buy for $5 million recording contract. jerry seinfeld fans are click away from accessing his famous material. every day three in clips from his 30 year career will play on jerry seinfeld.com, they will be replaced by three new clips every 24 hours. he hopes this site will inspire canadians. the new super hero movie thor, the new wedding comedy jumping the broom grounded out in the top three. for hollywood minute and shelby lynne. >>vicki: apple is unleashing a brand new computer. coming up to the new i'm not and will show you if it's new and improved. i hate getting . but i love getting more. i'd trade a lot less for a little more. or a little less for a lot more. either way, when it comes to having more, i want a lot more of more and a little less of less. ♪ and th

i'm lynn barry and this is "early today," your first stop of the day on your nbc station. >>> what's the key to a better life? in china it's as easy as a flip of the switch. engineers showed off the newest advancements in robots at one exhibit, machines that write with a pen, serve food, another that can play soccer. some are even meant to replace more dangerous jobs. engineers hope they can be used in the future to improve lives. >>> two self-portraits by andy warhol sold out at auction. a red portrait, one of the final works sold for a disappointing $27 million. it was expected to go for much more. another completed earlier in his career sold for 38 million bucks. >>> this last item falls into our do not try this at home category. a helicopter pilot in russia is doing more than just mid-air stunts. he can maneuver his chopper to shave a man's beard with a razor attached to its base. we can't make this up. even one that opens up a bottle of soda and slice an apple in two, but these tricks definitely aren't for amateurs. he has 30 years of flying experience under his belt. bill, the

barbara allen, just black, charles drew -- if you want to stand -- ramon a gram, julie foster, lynn levya martin, alfred s. sanchez -- is in this difficult economic time that human services agencies say to the programs are invaluable to our city. one of our dedicated office volunteers is one such individual that benefited from this program. after volunteering with our office for three months, he was ecstatic to find. 39. he was so excited at the individuals at this program, he wanted to honor the job club facilitator today. we actually wanted to honor him and he asked us to honor the program that helped him today. while we are sad to lose a dedicated volunteer at our office, we are very excited about his new employment opportunity. he asked us to honor these very special people today and i wanted to have them come up together as a group and talk about the importance of this program and how our city supports employment readiness and connection to employment in san francisco. on behalf of the office of district 6 and the board of supervisors, we want to commend you for your work and doing

stone: we've likely never seen or heard of lynn murray. she is living a mother's worst nightmare. >> her pelvis were shattered and her left arm had a compound fracture of the humorous. after everything she had 18 screws and to plates in her left arm. she >>j.r. stone: is using this walkway across the street after the of the park with her two year-old daughter. in the second everything changed. this driver freshman caitlin who police say was text messaging struck both lynn and khalid killing the two year-old and seriously injuring her mother. >> i feel better, better every day. i'm still sad about my daughter. more >>j.r. stone: than five months later plan is able to walk with a cane. she is in physical we have that life is difficult. not a day, al gore or minute goes by without memories of to year- old kelly. >> i never forget, i teach her to >> chinese and i didn't teach her to >> english >>j.r. stone: during our interview a motions crew high as she fought back tears her husband jeff described the hurt and pain the family is going through

lynn, i want to go with you and you are the airport authority. what kind of entity is the washington airport? >> of the washington airport is a municipal corporation. we have a board of directors appointed by virginia, maryland, district of columbia and the president but we are independent of all of those entities. we are organized very much like the portability of new york and new jersey with a multistate jurisdiction. we were privatized basically by the federal government back in 1987 now we are getting ready to go on our 25th year. over that 25 years we've done about $7 billion in construction. >> over this economic slowdown, are you seeing things pick up? >> we are seeing some pickup but i will see something about the march defeat the washington market. when things are good people come to washington, when things are bad, people come to washington twice. [laughter] >> so gregg, tell us a little bit about the association and the range of the kind of membership you represent and work with. >> i want to think the chamber for doing this. this is t

also with us from boston but having stepped off the plain from dublina daniel to be lynn a writer at emer son college. i want to start by reflecting back that those of you folks endeavored to

. >> i'm lynn berry, and this is early today. just your first stop of the day. today on your nbc station. >>> derby in california, teams dressed up and strapped into homemade human powered cars. no motor vehicles were allowed. racers could reach high speeds and that made the turns tricky. but he was fine. well what do you get when you cross a lion and a tiger. a liger of course. two newborn ligers have survived in china. with a lion for a mother and a tiger for a dad. the hybrid species are are so well-known. they are not found in the wild but only in zoos. women strapped on the high heels. >> why the organization of sdoe mess tick violence represent obstacles that can overcome issues in women's lives. >> that is good. if you wore heels next to me, you will be like katie holmes and tom cruise. >> you are giving yourself a lot of credit, bill. >> time now for an early look at stories throughout the day. in washington, a committee will hold a hearing on a white house plan for cyber space security. the proposal asks other countries to work jointly to protect proper

also with us from boston but having stepped off the plain from dublina daniel to be lynn a writer at emer son college. i want to start by reflecting back that those of you folks endeavored to reveal hidden histories of your family lives. we have spoken in advanced of today's conversation. it's clear to me you pursued the stories of your families histories for decades through genealogical work and writing and reflection. i'm wondering if can describe how you dot work you do and where the seeds of your curiousity, how they were planted and want compelled you to do this work. >> i would say that i was have much inspired since i lived in san francisco, california. we are a country of immigrants. in san francisco in particular, we have so many first generation americans. my husband is just became an american citizen a couple of months ago. i have friendlieds who are first generation from vietnam. palestine, israel. mexico, as i watch them struggling with their cultural identities and trying to maintain the identities and have the respect as the american citizens they are in this country,

casey wynan reporting from from lynn, missouri. >>> here are the other stories we are following. why are we seeing so many powerful tornadoes this year? we'll show you the science on how they are formed next. >>> and sarah palin rolling into the nation's capital with bikers. we'll tell you why and what she said today to our cameras. that's just ahead. so me and the boys earned a trip to dc twice as fast! oh hi! we get double miles every time we use our card. and since double miles add up fast... one more chariot please. ...we can bring the whole gang! i cannot tell a lie. he did it. right... it's hard to beat double miles! read my lips -- no new axes! [ male announcer ] get the venture card from capital one, money magazine's best rewards card if you aim to rack up airline miles. what's in your wallet? so, you're a democrat right? what's in your wallet? host: could switchco did the little piggy cry wee wee wee all thy home?? piggy: weeeeeee, weeeeeee, weeeeeee, weeeee weeeeeeee. mom: max. ...maxwell! gg mom: you're home piggy: oh,cool, thanks mrs. a. anncr: gei. mutes could save y

. >> best information we have and this information is brand new just within hours is that os lynn bauding the phony cease fire last week was always a-rused they never intended to surrender. it was during that cease fire osama bin laden made it over the mountains into pakistan and is living under the protection and deep secrecy of a tribal leader in the city of pushaur, pakistan. that's the latest we have about the whereabouts with the world's most hunted and wanted man. that was nearly 10 years ago osama bin laden never strayed far from where america lost sight of him in tora bora, 2001. how they finally took down the world's most wanted war criminal am. >> good evening. tonight i can report to the american people and to the world the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden the leader of al qaeda. >> back up # hours to 3:30 sunday afternoon on the east coast of the united states. it is monday may 2nd in afghanistan taking it from a secret base. possibly another base 250 miles away and armed with precise doe tails. sexy regulars. twho of them large two of bl

stone: you've likely never seen or heard of lynn murray but she is living a mother's worst nightmare.> her pelvis was shattered it and then her left arm had a compound fracture of the humorous. after everything she had 18 screws and 2 plates in her left arm. >>j.r. stone: was using this walkway to cross the street after a day at the park with her two year-old daughter. in a second everything changed. this driver, caitlin who police say was text messaging struck both lelane and kelly. killing the 2 year-old and seriously injuring her mother. >> i'm getting better and getting stronger every day but can still sad for my daughter. >>j.r. stone: day more than five months later lin is able to walk with the help of a cane, she is in physical rehab but life is still very difficult. not a day, hour or minute goes by without memories of 2 year- old kali. >> i never forget, my daughter i teach her to >> chinese. >>j.r. stone: during our interview emotions crew high for lynn and she fought back tears her husband jeff describe the hurt and pain the family is going through knowing that the driver i

catches him looking pat burrel and lynn lynn at the couple was even better. he fooled coco crisp. giants still up 1-0. added some insurance. cody ross rips one posey scores and on the ninth lincecum punches him out and fifth career shutout. 3-0 the final and a's have got four in a row. >> it goes back to having good rhythm throughout the game. so if you get in a jam you take it to that level. >> he's good. >> to the hardwood hosting dallas showed just having home court advantage. all mavericks second quarter and with a one hand jam. they built a 23-point lead. kevin durant pulls up and hits russell westwood gets an 8-point game. the mavs would come up big when it counted 93-87 victory for dallas. >> ee hadn't vnt had a triple crown winner since the firm in 1978. they tried to snag the second leg but infor the triple crown. we had a clean start of the race. 14 horses trying to hold off animal kingdom and shackle fvd battled it right out of the gate. >> animal kingdom is coming! and animal kingdom but shackleford hold on in the preakness. >> ridden by jesus cags tenon. there will be

lynn joins us outside of the 80 pavilion. of the fan is gearing up? >> they are gearing up.y ears are ringing in that is from the rally. i just cannot imagine what it would be like for some 18,000 sitting in that arena of the sharks try to make something out of this. when they do go through the turn, each will be given out and worn t- shirts that it celebrate the anniversary of the sharks. a sea of orange. there is torn to there is black, and then there is this guy. there was actually a canuks rally. >> yes, a couple of hundred down there, there were just cheering we travel wilwell, we all came down from canada. but we will have to do some damage tonight in in. >> we will take it easy on you. now that was a canucks fan. we have all kinds of characters and all kinds of henry air, that is what we have seen for the better part of an hour and a half this will be going on up until 6:00. we want to see if the sharks can rally. they can feed off of the energy of some of this crowd. back to you. >> the forecast for this hour shows temperatures in the '60s around our area, currently

. >> reporter: chris lynne makes his living on the water fishing. he can't believe what he's seeing. >> the higher the water gets, the more it sinks in. >> shares in yahoo are closely watched this morning. they have having trouble with their asian partner. let's turn to nicole lapin at cnbc. good morning. >> good morning, scott. great to see you again. futures are lower. coming off a down day. europe is in the red. we get a fair amount of economic data with reports on housing starts, industrial production and minutes from the fed meeting. to recap the dow falling 100 points. the head of the imf is expected to be arraigned in new york this morning. he was arrested on charges of attempted rape on a hotel maid. the imf is expected to hold a board meeting. the incident could not come at a worse time for the imf that oversees the global financial system. europe is looking at bail outs for countries in debt like greece. kick starting a scramble to avoid a default. the white house and congress are trying to get together and reach a budget deal to satisfy r

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. >> next is lynn, she is going to uc stan -- santa cruz. she is going to howard university. and also, we were caught another scholarship. it is the kathy scotia. she is a teacher and counselor in san and cisco, her family contributes to the scholarship. the winner of $1,000 is christina hernandez. she is going to san francisco. rickey is from mission high school and she is going to texas southern university. congratulations to [applause] all of the winners, thank you so much. >> a good evening, superintendent garcia. president mendoza, board members, and everyone assembled. i'm emily and i would like to announce that we were able to present her five students with scholarships of $500 each. they were honored on thursday, may 12 in the heart of the african-american community. we thank the commission for hosting us once again at the african-american historical and cultural society. two of our young people are here this evening and of like them to come to the microphone, state their name, the school they attended have the college they are going to and any other information they

good morning to you, lynn.>> oh, you're welcome. >> so what do we know about her ordeal? >> well, rita -- i spoke to her -- to her son, and she was in fairly good spirits, believe it or not. the first thing that she said when she spoke to him by cell phone from -- by phone from the hospital in twin falsls, idaho, was i'm so, so sorry. she was very apologetic for all the worry she felt she had in flikted upon her family. she was in pretty good spirit bus they're not very hopeful about her husband. he set off on march 22nd with his gps unit. he didn't have shelter or camping gear or anything like that, very snowy conditions, and he hasn't been heard from since. >> i bet the family was shocked that she was found safe and sound after so long, true? >> oh. when i spoke to the son, he was -- he sounded like he was in shock. he was kind of monotone and it was like he was in a dream state. he had found out -- the family was driving to -- they live in a little town just in the vancouver area. well, it's about five hours

>>jacqueline: warm weather continues tomorrow and lynn but much cooler weather on tap over to the weekends and a full forecast in just a bit. >>pam: traffic on the golden gate bridge, moving well north bound. racking up a little bit on the left which is traffic heading into san francisco. we will be right back with more news, weather and traffic in a few moments. [ female announcer ] here are some great reasons to switch to at&t. [ spokesman ] we make it easy for you to compare at&t... to cable. so what's the difference? at&t's just a better bundle. see for yourself. [ female announcer ] get u-verse tv and internet, plus choose home phone or wireless voice service, starting at $89 a month -- it's our lowest price ever. switch and get the dvr service and receiver included. with u-verse tv, you can record up to four shows at once from any room... on a single dvr... and play them back... on any tv. nice. get wireless service on the nation's fastest mobile broadband network. i'd love that. frank! over here! [ female announcer ] just go online to att.com/comparesanfrancisco. call to get three

>> yes, i will be there doing live standup and then i'm in lynn, massachusetts. >> jimmy: lynn, masachusettsee me if i'm alone, quiet and lonely i'm always performing, whether i'm performing or not. >> jimmy: that's great. you're one of the best. >> i am. [ laughter ] it went from you don't have any talent to now i'm one of the best. >> jimmy: i never said you have no talent. i asked you if you do. [ laughter ] >> but the thing is -- you know -- i do have some talents, i do voices, always done voices, i do voices, i was on the "muppet babies," i was skeeter and animal and -- >> jimmy: "bobby's world." >> "bobby's world," i was bobby. "gremlins" i was gizmo. i was gizmo. >> jimmy: you were gizmo? >> same voice. it's got the same voice as bobby. >> jimmy: see this is great. >> i'm bobby. i had another voice, lower like terrible helium accident and before i was on tv, i used to go to the emergency rooms of hospitals and they didn't know me, they didn't recognize me, and i would walk up to the admitting desk, the nurse there helium voice, walk up and go excuse me, can i please speak to a doctor

his wife lynn was a passenger but only suffered minor injuries. his brother told tmz he had a heart attack. >>> downtown san jose will be a busy place starting with the return of the sharks, tonight is game three of the western conference finals. they face vancouver at 6:00 this evening trying to come back from an 0-2 deficit. a street rally is at 4:00 p.m. in front of the pavilion. >> we are up in the city and san francisco and saw in the news they were advertising our entertainment at the shark tank, so people are coming down for that. >> that game and one on sunday along with a second prince concert tomorrow night will keep san jose hoping this weekend. the purple wonder slid on stage last night for 80 minutes of well-known hits. the glee life musical lands in san jose next tuesday and wednesday. >>> ahead why today's spacewalk outside the international space station had to be cut short. >>> and a recall for some brand new cars. we have details on what is raising concerns about vehicles barely in the showroom. the fresh tasting california sour