good morning, and i am marty gonzales. >> good morning, marty. a live look at the golden gate bridge some cloud coverage. with breaks of sunshine. a cool start, cloudy, breezy. as we go towards this afternoon at the wind is gusting picking up and a chance of sprinkles on your mother's day for the north bay. outside temperatures are in the mid 40's for snap-on. 50s along the coast, 45 in los gatos. 40's-along the coast. --17 mph s f o. 15 m.p.h. at oakland = sustained. the wind will be picking up this afternoon with 70 degrees in santa rosa. 62 degrees in vallejo. also 61 with mid '60s towards the south bake. finally your kron 4 7 day around the bay partly cloudy conditions today with a slight chance of sprinkles to the north bay. we will warm up as we go towards the weekend. 7:01. marty? >> thank you. the world is expected to get a closer look and how he was living in this secret compound and pakistan. home video released as early as today with propaganda tapes that were never made public. this is a map of the compound. he was killed in this dead

citi can help you write it. >> marty: gov.ays he has had surgery to remove a cancerous growth on his nose. brown's office said in a statement saturday that he had the procedure on friday, after tests revealed the presence of basal cell carcinoma. brown is recovering at home. the governor was scheduled to address delegates at the state democratic party convention on sunday, but the statement said he won't attend any public events until his stitches are removed. >> ysabel: in san francisco charlie sheen, the to were made its way to the bay area. 19th appearance around the country, he has been in the spotlight since been fired from two and half man. we talk to fans. >> reporter: behind me you can see fans who came to watch charlie sheen. fans i spoke with some of them say 75 minute presentation was 75 minutes too long. >> i wasn't expecting too much. he was awful. >> unbelievable. it was exactly like dick right. >detroit. >> we decided to leave. >> the worst show i've seen in my life. >> charlie sheen did not drop one joke. >> he

>>marty: thank you, u.s.leased a handful of video showing the al-qaeda leader osama bin laden. out takes of the tapes show that were heavily scripted. the video showed that osamas hair was dyed and is here trend and died as well for the cameras. there's one video showing osama appearing hunched over and tired sitting on the floor of watching himself on television. these videos were among evidence seized by the navy seals after the raid last week period that ended in else on his death. computer drives, and written notes to reveal the compound that was also command-and-control center for al-qaeda. kron 4 will continue to follow the u.s. and pakistan response to osama bin laden death. stay with us on kron 4 and www.kron4.com for the latest. the mother of dry and the giants fan who was brutally beaten at a giants game in march said she's spending this mother's day by her son's bedside. he still remains in critical condition in a late this morning. the good news is that he does not need surgery to put in a shot at

back to you, marty. >> marty: still ahead, your seven day forecast in the bay to breakers.t the golden gate bridge with overcast conditions. we will be right back back >> welcome to henry's garden. lance is the perfect expert on citrus. lance, just for starters we are going to be talking about how you can create an entire of garden of lemons. >> citrus is easy to grow in pods. with drainage, the bigger, the better, it looks good and hot saucthe meyer lemon is perfect for a pot and precocious. >> they're even do great. a perfect pot and kumquat, it is a great texture. they are beautiful. i have not action had good luck. >>reporter: to you have good luck? with those? >> yes. you can eat the entire thing and they are fun to eat. >>reporter: 11 tree. and orange trees. in lemon tree. >> the trevetia orange. >> yes you can plant these in pots for three years, for years and even prune the roots. let us take a look at the process. when you take this out of the pot, a even throwing dirt [laughter] and have in it at the same level perhaps a few inches below the top of the pot. when y

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and i know that marty saw this. >> marty: absolutely!ou said i loved it. >> isabel: we are going to go over to henry. >> henry: friends, and going to show you that drippe irrigation could be the answer. >> and also what is wrong about this? [laughter] and they both it meant that it is a great alternative. >> in many circumstances. >> that is the only question, yes, no. and not a total solution and why drip irrigation would work well? for instance, how about a relatively small garden. and you would like to whate'er. you can buy a small cat like this. and if you'd like to- water-you get this kit-- >> henry: hook this up to respect it or even put a tiger on it. to your spicket an dnail it in and it comes with these connectors called connectors and these emiters, that hold it in the ground and turn on the water and put them at the base of the plants. >> all emiters are not created equal, drip irrigation is not calibrated in a traditional irrigation system. >> the point is that this is a very small amount. >> yes. and this will spread a nicel

marty bass, and the latest breaking news from wjz's news team. your first warning weather and traffic control with sharon gibala, it's wjz, maryland's news station. >>> it is 6:00 and this morning americans are celebrating the death of osama bin laden. soon as the president announced the news overnight people flooded streets around this country. this is the scene in times square, new york. much more on the death of the most wanted terrorist in just a few minutes, but, first, we want to get your day started the right way. that's a look at the schaefer fountain, above that some clouds, around it mild temperatures. sharon will have traffic right after marty's first morning weather. >> i want to take a look at first warning doppler weather radar, we'll see shower activity over the next hour or so. take a lock at the day part. going to stay mostly cloudy. mid-50s now. high of 73, 66 mostly cloudy, don, take it away. >> thank you. another morning, another broken water main, here is sharon at wjz traffic control. >> you're right. this latest break is in

back to you marty and don. >> 13 years in the maryland film festival. seemed like it was 12. take it away. >> reporter: isn't that amazing? year number 13 for the great maryland film festival starts tonight. charles theater, great director, ramona diaz. we'll talk to her in a second. >> reporter: you are a man, 13, now. let's talk about this festival. so much going on. >> we open with shorts over at the brown center. tent village is up. everything over there is free. panels, filmmakers, box office, filmmaker's lounge. we have over 100 films of all types. and one of the things we have seen this year about some of the films, a lot of the films, the documentary world was often about things that went wrong, inside jobs, great films, but things that went wrong, ramona's film "the learning." "the interrupters" "cafeteria man" are about things going right. about people actually going to work, getting their job done and in ramona's case, it's about multiculturalism. go on the website. get full descriptions of everything. >> reporter: thank you, good to see you.

what happens is what marty talks about. this is not organized t is strung out and another piece of energy ride -- it is strung out. another piece of energy rides along t we'll see that as we head through the weekend. not clearing out. we put that together. this is the forecast. we're going up to 58 degrees. that's it. and mixing, tonight a chilly one. 42. suburbs in 390s. 66 for the high. the clouds are coming in on friday. showers, again it's not the worst of weekends. not the clearing out and beautiful sunshine. we'll have the 5 day. >> thank you. >>> still to come what are your children watching when someone is watching them. a new study. >> and we're always on. here are the top stories at these hour. go to www.wjz.com for more information. >>> in the health watch your child may be watching more tv than they should at daycare. they watched it four time as month. accord together acad me of pediatrics, american academy, children under two should not watch tv at all. kids may be missing out on hands on learning because they

and you can see from marty's shoutout there t is breezy. around the airport. 17 is the highest reading and coming from the northwest t is making for a nice afternoon but this is playing into the weekend. and more on that we send it out to marty. >> we started talking about this yesterday that the jet dream will be down to the south. that's going to play into the weekend. we're thinking there could be scattered showers. later on and the evening, maybe a thunder shower. i would classify it as garden variety-spring-like weather t will be partly sunny than today. and the forecast. we'll do that coming up shortly in the first weather segment. >>> thank you. >>> now to sports after a turbulent off season alfray dough sim moan is pitching for the bowy bay sox. he has been off the mound since being arrested. he is accused of murder in his home country. there will be a tress conference after the game. >>> a little luck went a long way for the o's n the bottom of the 8th. and a royal's player hit as drive but it is stuck under the wall. that's a grou

for more on that, we send it over to marty. hi. >> thanks very much. good afternoon everybody. let's start with the evening. we have a chance of thunderstorms in spots late this afternoon this evening. garden variety and springtime weather. there are watching -- there are not watches or warnings or advisories and if we were in a risk category there would be a special weather statement when we call the counties in kind of a tan colored. as it comes later this weekend, there's going to be unsettled weather to move our way. we have been discussing this for mother's day over the past two days. the bad news is the forecast has not changed. the good news is we stopped bleeding and the forecast has not gotten worse. details with meteor will gist tim william shortly. now back inside. >> thanks. before he tepees down -- steps down robert gates will address the graduating class of the u.s. naval academy in annapolis. secretary gates is scheduled to speak at the academy graduation ceremony three weeks from today on may 27th. after four and a half year he will leave making him the 4th long

if you years later, marty is first armored division was hurting out of iraq and he got new orders. he turned his divisional round, shipped it to new parts of iraq, and defeated and insurgent uprising. it was a remarkable maneuver that has entered the annals of military history. folks across the army are proud to see when they're on selected as chairman, i also know this means losing their new chief and a time of war and that is why for the next army chief of staff, i am nominating one of the army's most accomplished soldiers, and one of the tallest, general ray odierno. in three pivotal deployments to iraq, he commanded the troops that captured saddam hussein, a partner with general petraeus to help bring down the violence, and then transferred responsibility to iraqi forces allowing us to remove some 100,000 american troops and and air combat mission. after years on the front lines, ray understands what the army must do to prevail in today's wars, to prepare for the future, and to preserve the readiness of the soldiers and families for the strength of america's families. we are fo

marty bass, and the latest breaking news from wjz's news team.our first morning weather and your traffic control with sharon zsa bat a, wjz, maryland's news station. >> americans are celebrating the death of osama bin laden, as soon as the president announced the news overnight people ran into the street around the country, this was the scene in new york. more on the death of a terrorist in a few minutes.

>>martin marti the farmers lose money with their pig production. so, we have three facts: one, the excess in ham on offer, the fall of the average family's consumption and then the high cost of inputs. >>reporter: the story of spain's pigs, is one fuelled by years of excess, easy credit, and lax regulations. >>in some ways it's reflective of another crisis among pigs. the derogatory trader's acronym for europe's faltering state. portugal, ireland, greece and spain... >>a crisis well known to one key portuguese politician, speaking just after his country was bailed out to the tune of 78 billion euros. >>barroso: it is true that we are facing an unprecedented challenge in the european union because, for the first time, we are facing the issue of sovereign debt inside an monetary union. and this is unprecedented business, and this is uncharted territory, and so that requires some intellectual humility. >>reporter: acceptance of weaknesses however is only the first step to rebuilding confidence in a fractured europe. it's going to take more than a face

marty, your tenure as chief may be the shortest and army history. it is your lifetime of accomplishment that brings us here today and i thank you for your willingness to take on this new assignment along with your wife and her three children, all of whom have served in the army. today i want everyone of our men and women in uniform to hear the words of that you spoke to your soldiers under first day as chief. it is are shared message to all research, especially our troops in harm's way. "we will provide whatever it takes to achieve our objectives in the current fight." as vice chairman, admiral sandy winnifeld will draw on over 30 years of experience. his character striker play critical role in air strikes over iraq. having served as a commander, he is well aware allies. having served on the joint staff, he is known and trusted here at the white house. most recently as head of northern command, he has been responsible for the defense of our homeland and support to states and communities in times of crisis such as the recent tornadoes and floods alon

because i didn't did you say one of the early reports of going to college marty espanol was a victim of violence yes a spanish correspondent at the time he. got hit by a rather bullet as we're trying to get out of that scene and many of the tennis were. killed in colleagues because we're getting injured in this but when you saw that the methods of violence being used by the police what kind of injuries were a people sustaining this is very aggressive they were walking into the crowds and just basically grabbing anyone that was in front of them and in the tenets of the ones here in the area when when it kicks off you need to get out of there pretty sharpish because they're not going to discriminate you know young journalist process they were just in there and it was extremely chaotic it's hard to get accurate information is a lot of people still trying to track down well it is friends and family that they have they need turned out of the demonstration they're not able to find. the things that are coming out. it's very hard to get an accurate reading on. witnessing it it seems extremel

israeli relations joining us on the line from chicago tonight it's a very good evening for marty's good of you on the program during today's speech president obama repeatedly expressed friendship again towards israel and commitment to its security but you know considering the recent disagreements we've seen is that rather a smokescreen hurting a growing rift in relations do you think these days. well ever since president obama took office in january two thousand and nine he has been fighting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu over a number one settlement expansion and all were number two and two state solution the fact is that bibi netanyahu has no interest in two state solution for any has no interest in slowing down the building of settlements and president obama like his two predecessors was deeply committed to a two state solution so there's a fundamental difference here agreement here and this is just the most recent example of that sure them following. despite stating that as i mentioned there they are wavering support for israel president obama also said that the stat

sharon's got the latest from traffic and marty is over in first warning weather. >>> we'll have a pretty good amount of sun. a lot of places in the mid-60s. 79 at lunch going to a high of loy 80s. this evening we'll see the chance for thunderstorms. let's take a look at it on first warning doppler radar. yes. thunderstorms this evening. showers through the overnight and into tomorrow morning. take it away. >> so how is traffic right now? here is sharon. >> we're doing great on the roads. we haven't picked up any problems since we last spoke. here's a look had the your speeds, 95, 83, 70. all your majors looking good. there's a look at your average drive times and speeds. taking a live look. that's 295 at 32. everything running smoothly. no issues if you're traveling on the east side at the key bridge. there's a look at 83 at york road. remember, wjz 13 is always on. for traffic information any time, log on to wjz.com. >>> here's what people are still talking about today -- the top secret mission that left osama bin laden dead. we're getting a look at how this all went down. andrea fujii

marty has the forecast. >>> let's look at the forecast. we have covered storms the possibility of tomorrow. wednesday just looks to be a day, well, let's daul a day of transition. how about that. >> thursday, friday, saturday is way want to talk about. 68, 70 and 70 degrees all things considered a good outlook. and the first weekend of may not unexpected. >> don't miss the lineup here at 10:00 it is a hawaii 5-0 and the news at 11. >>> the world tuned in to see prince william marry kate middleton. friday morning 23 million miles per hours watched the wedding at can may seem like a lot but it's not near the record ratings 1,678,911,000,000 watched this year's super bowl. she was gorgeous. >> i think the people watching elsewhere in the world make up for the number of americans that did not watch. >> you know what, i have to say my husband didn't get into it. then when he saw the clip clips he got into. >> it they to it upright. >> and it's not just for women. everyone. >> thank you for watching the news. >>> have a great day. i love to eat.

yes the costumes who could forget, think of it as san francisco marty crop or halloween on a big scale. how big? 60,000 people. many in a crazy cosh jim. from video game characters to these folks and fitting themselves what dinner tables. here's a montage of what we saw. >> (music) >> (music) >>reporter: reporting live, kron 4 news. >>reporter: i missed out on all the fun so it could be here tonight. we have showers this evening a lot like the earlier today. it warm and wet weather. the showers are isolated most of the area is dry. here's what weather between san rafael. it is moving slowly up highway 1 01 and into the oakland hills. more wet weather in the santa cruz mountains and on the beaches. this is going to be what we see on the overnight hours tonight. a few showers, they will increase in to the day tomorrow. it rainfall amounts over the past 24 hours impressive. totals are 1/4 to 1/3 of an inch in many spots. we have another system on the way for tomorrow. right behind the one that came through today. this could bring more rain perhaps up to an inch or more in some places. we

. >> marti who lives in the home next door. she hasn't seen baena since she was outside washing her house . hasn't seen the man named alex since sunday. no one is going to and from the house in the past few days. >> in the meantime maria shriver showed up for the taping of ophrah's farewell show. she thanked ophrah for her friendship. she said quote. you have shown love, support and wisdom and most of all of the truth. some speculate that shriver was taking a shot at her husband. >> fabio nuniz is talking about the son. his son was sentenced for 16 years. last year then governor schwarzenegger reduced sentence to sevenyears. >> he's dealing with the guilt that one feels, a good person of conscience feels when you are in this type of situation. both toward the victim and the victim's families. >> santos mother doesn't believe that nuniz remarks are sin veer. >> she -- he works for a publicity firm. >> last week there was a civil lawsuit filed to reinstate nuniz' original sentence. >> there is a series of questionable incidents c

half >>marty: welcome to to five hours of kron 4 news weekend. marty is off this morning. with earthquakes, tornadoes and fires but no rapture. some people may swear that earthquake that shook the bay last night was assigned. will have more on the day after. the president's trip to europe in a big explosion in livermore with multiple injuries. the checked the weather, it's shaping up to be a beautiful day as we take a look at san francisco with blue skies and not many clouds. >>reporter: a live look for mount tam you could see mid to high clouds out there as well as the winds, another windy day to day. it into the afternoon breezy and mild temperatures of slight warm up in store. temperatures outside still critical in santa rosa, napa and los gatos holding on to the forties. low 50s down the peninsula in 51 in san jose. satellite and radar showed a small system moving in towards the pacific northwest. that is bringing increasing cloud cover. i'm pretty mild day today. temperatures skimping mostly any april '60s and a few '70s. upper 60s along the peninsula, 67 oakland, coo

i was proud to nominate marty as army chief of staff.osition last month. marty, your tenure as chief may go down as one of the shortest in army history. but it's your lifetime of accomplishment that brings us here today. and i thank you for your willingness to take on this new assignment along with your wife dini and your three children, all of whom have served in the army. today i want every one of our men and women in uniform to hear the words that you spoke to your soldiers on your first day as chief. because it's our shared message to all who serve, especially our troops in harm's way. we will provide whatever it takes to chief our objectives in the current fight. as vice chairman admiral winitpeld will draw on 30 years of distinguished service. under his command fighters from the aircraft carrier uss enterprise pounded taliban positions in the weeks after 9/11 and carried a strike group played a critical role in air operations over iraq. having served as nato commander, sandy is well-known to our allies. having served on the joint s

>> you know, it's interesting, john, because i had the privilege of working both with marty dempsey,irman, and ray odierno, who will be the new army chief. and i will tell you, these are men who have served throughout the war, who understand how we are, where we are, and they also have a familiarity with the leaders and the battle conditions. so, i actually think in many respects that what president obama is doing here is seeking the advice of men who have been out in the field, who can help him execute the strategy he has already articulated. i don't expect big changes here. >> and i want you to listen to the president here. because he talks about his new team, he talks about the battlefield challenges they face, and then listen at the very end. i want to talk about the significance at the very end. >> sure. >> general dempsey, admiral winfeld, we have much to do. from bringing our troops home from iraq to beginning to reduce our forces in afghanistan this summer and transitioning to aftghan lead. to fighting with al qaeda and protecting the afghan people, all while making important

>>marty: san francisco police chief addressed the media about these allegations. just a few minutes ago he said all of the accused police officers released by the public defender's office have been taking out of plain clothes assignments, some have been placed on administrative duties. some are still on the streets. >> all of these officers are innocent until proven guilty. just because the perception is it's a plain clothes thing to put in uniform. i believe all the officers in the police department are credible until they're proven otherwise. if there is an offense and these officers appeal they will be critical witnesses. >>reporter: chief said dishonesty will not be tolerated in the police department. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>pam: stay with kron 4 and www.kron4.com as we continue our coverage of this alleged misconduct. in less than 30 minutes, new details expected regarding brian stow, the giants fan who was beaten out side of the archers stadium. jerad stone has been following this story. he was just transferred to san francisco, what are we going to l

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and the show is killer, i'm so stoked to be able to play such a rad character like marti.eems like you kind of know. dance cheerleading squad. >> jimmy: that's my -- my demographic. i'm your demographic. 36-year-old men watching me. yeah, yeah. >> totally. that's what i was -- that's what i was thinking. >> jimmy: it's evolved. the show has evolved. >> yeah. >> jimmy: at first it was like a "bring it on," type of vibe. >> well, i think everybody thought, "oh, it's gonna be shallow, it's gonna be chicks with pom-poms and short skirts" -- which it still is. but -- >> jimmy: the roots love that. >> yeah. >> jimmy: they love that -- [ scattered applause ] >> but it's got a lot of heart, and it's a cool journey following my character marti through these ups and downs of being in this cheerleading world which is something that she would never expect herself to be in. but, she gets a free ride, so -- >> jimmy: yeah, but now you're doing these big huge numbers. it's almost like, "glee," almost. >> yeah, i mean, in a way. we've done some really cool covers. we've done some bob dyla

. >> mutiny is -- >> reporter: today, he's checking out visual effects shots with marty cloner. >> we're taking the best ones and putting it together to show the visual effects part of the academy to hopefully be considered for an academy award. >> reporter: you haven't put the movie out yet. >> well, i know. he's the one that did it all. we want to catch him so we don't have to pay him again. >> reporter: keeping it creative and commercial, with both eyes on the bottom line. that's what's made bruckheimer a powerhouse producer for some 30 years. what do you do in a movie, jerry? >> coaching in our game is usually the director. there's a general manager of the team, which is what i am. i'm the one that has to oversee it all. >> reporter: he's done that on hits like "con air." "blackhawk down." "national treasure." >> you need heat. >> reporter: and plenty more. you must have made hundreds of thousands of decisions. how high on that last is the decision to cast johnny depp as jack spar roe? >> i think that is one of our, you know, our great coupes. >> that's an entrance. >> reporter: when

in one thousand nine hundred five a former president marty appoints only honorary consul scully only makes full use of his devil magic status to set up a toxic waste scam ignores the fact that in one thousand nine hundred three international treaty for bids the export of dangerous waste materials from europe to the third world. only toured northern italian industrial complexes it went from door to door like a common salesman to any industry that needed to rid itself of toxic waste. its destruction is expensive and he offered to do the job on the cheap. among the industrialists skag loney called on is this man a scrap metal merchant from the turin region who only agreed to be interviewed on the condition of anonymity. moshe said they were looking for people who had ways to get rid of it's. really a yes and the problem was they had to look for quite a few in order to fill the ship. and i would compare what they are and how many tons can be loaded on to the ship from. this should must have been at least ten thousand tons. at one hundred dollars a ton a full load could earn a substantial

. >> marty? >> i should say that i also like high-speed trains. i've been on one and one of the reasons i have is because i can afford it. it's luxury rail, it's the most expensive train ticket you can buy anywhere in the world. and we need to keep that in account when we see a project like this. we are becoming the state with the high speed train and low speed schools. it's a zero sum game, there's only so much money in the world and this will be a consumer of funding. let met put that in the form of a story. i lost my job, i'm unemployed. my credit cards are maxed out, i cannot make my mortgage payments but what i'll do is borrow $300,000 buy a sports car. what sense does that make? that is a comparison to what this is like. >> to the contrary it has the ability to leverage funding in a way that no other project in the country is able to do. we know obviously that the voters in the state of california are willing to make the investment. and we have a president that is willing to make the investment and is challenged right now with a congress tha

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marty, your tenure as chief may go down as one of the shortest in army history. accomplishment that bring us here today, and i thank you for your willingness to take on this new assignment along with your wife deenie and three children, all of whom have served in the army. today i want every one of our men and women in uniform to hear the words that you spoke to your soldiers on your first day as chief, because it's our shared message to all who serve, especially our troops in harm's way. we will provide whatever it takes to achieve our objectives in the current fight. as vice chairman, admiral sandy winefeld will draw on 30 years of distinguished service and under his command the fighters from the u.s.s. enterprise pounded taliban positions in the weeks after 9/11 and his carrier strike group played a critical role in air operations over iraq. having served as a nato commander, sandy is well known to our allies. having served on the joint staff, he is known and trusted here at the white house. most recently as head of northern command, sandy has been responsible

marty says she travels a lot but says she will refrain from traveling during any holiday season. reporting live in vallejo, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. he was in custody in san matteau county jail and will be arraigned tomorrow morning. he is charged with interfering with a flight attendant and more charges could be added at the time of the arraignment. >>> political and socially they are one of the most dynamic couples in the country but tonight the surprise announce of their separation. california's first lady has moved out of their mansion. they are talking and many are reacting. we bring in gene who has the details. >> arnold schwarzenegger and shriver released a joint statement. it is brief but confirms they are separated and makes it clear they made the decision to separate together. the politically powerful couple seemed like an odd fit to outsiders. the actor turned politician served as governor and as california's first lady shriver championed causes like alzheimer's, research and volunteerism and women's issues. a republican, arnold schwarzenegger familied in to li

baseball analyst marty will be talking about it. >> the idea this game of baseball to score runs home plate is sacred. >>reporter: here's what we do know. posey is finished for the season with broke left leg and ligament daniel. when we view the play in ultra slow motion we see what contributed. posey in position. good throw to the -- that took a bad low hop bouncing off shin guard. posey block the plate with no ball in his hand. defensive and also defenseless. today giants manager told reporters would he like to see a rule change protecting catchers. >> well i think there are so many catch that's got hurt at home plate. miss a lot of time. shorten the career or even ended their career and the way guys are come in now that maybe we need to kirt. >>reporter: purist say collision are part of baseball. when pete rose laid out ray foss in the 1970 all star game that was controversial as well. but baseball players police themselves. what we saw last night country hard ball. good man down and couple of teams playing on. >> i don't think it was malicious act but i think, i'm sure kins i hear

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westwood one in indonesia last week he did a top by finish to stay on top of the rankings ahead of german marty time. and funny major sport. reigning mate a g.p. champion corgi lorenzo to win the portuguese grand prix for the first time the spaniards lock horns from the very beginning shadowing the poll says yamaha for most of the race the twenty five year old finally making his move three laps remaining on the to the finish line first. stopping just short of his fourth consecutive best through victory as his compound treat took its first win of the season drove his new teammate casey stanley grab the last spot on the podium the overall standing still see the renzo lead the way but the driver is just of course behind. so that is the sport's all him to start next it's less. most of. bringing you the latest in science and technology from around rush. we've got the future covered. download the official and see how to make a show i phone oh i pod touch from the i choose option. much all sheesh life on the go. see video on demand on t.v.'s my volt comes an r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. quest

marty steel man lives next door. >> really nice kid. it's a kid you want to have, you know? my husband taught high school for over 35 years. and there's not too many kids like this. >> reporter: the boy was reportedly born in october of 1997 a week after maria shriver gave birth to the couple's youngest son christopher. schwarzenegger was supporting his secret child and has been ever since. he supposedly told maria about the boy earlier this year. >> if people insist on calling him a bastard or a love child, then i think that will kind of cement his relationship to the world. >> reporter: dr. laura davies is a san francisco psychiatrist. she says it's essential the boy has a strong support network. >> if he has a network of family around him that says we are awesome, we like you, we think you're funny, cute, athletic, you're a great soccer player, little things like that can really shape your self- esteem. >> reporter: schwarzenegger has been shadowed by cameras ever since the news broke. while news crews are camped outside his child's home and school. dr. davies thinks it's

you're watching the weekly from marty a round of the top stories the past seven days and first of g. eight leaders show united front but a clear and cold look at duffy's rule illegitimate and demanding he gives russia's selling its envoy to libya to mediate a cease fire in the country's civil war. if the u.s. is carrying on with it something missile defense shield in europe clinching a deal with poland deployed fighter jets there but moscow wants a project risks unleashing a new arms race. thousands prepare to hit the streets of belgrade to protest against the arrest of general rock of love which was accused of ordering the killing of thousands of muslims in the cause and war its attention caused anger among some services say the government is using its people as bargaining chips with europe. and georgia's independence they saw a brutal crackdown on thousands of anti-government protesters because there's rallies not the climax of street demonstrations calling for president saakashvili to step down. while the world leaders attempt to map out a settlement in the libyan conflict r.t. ne

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back to watch marty live from moscow here's a look at the top stories of the e.u. struggling to keep the euro float with bailouts for portugal and greece unemployment hit spain looks to be next in line for costly rescue package. colonel gadhafi becomes a legitimate target for a nato air strike as international prosecutors prepare to charge libyan leaders with war crimes. and bloodstained birthday on the anniversary of israel's creation george troops on least have a on air of protesters killing sixteen and one thing doesn't stand up next a special report on corruption in afghanistan which is helping fill the ranks of the taliban. sure to draw a red carpet and t.v. cameras the lights are on. june two thousand and eight the countries of the coalition are presenting their spending program for the reconstruction of afghanistan. the friendly side of the war. americans french and germans afghan politicians congratulating each other. after the photo they all disappear behind a partition. it's access is closely guarded so journalists are welcome to attend the conference on

just over an hour's time marty hears from one non european he was going to support for the i.m.f. popped up ahead of cuz it stands a national bank says it's about time europe's not really and it is some of what he has to say. the developed countries and the european countries that would like to maintain the status quo which is not necessarily fair and i think the changes in name of for already started probably do not go far enough through developing countries that are going through our serve themselves and trying to change this and for your system maybe it was free and making fifty thousand one hundred sixty s. but different for here anymore. as fuel prices rise to painful levels for most consumers i think access to cheap gas has become very tempting for world leaders america's into tap its own reserves of shale gas is now eyeing up poland's massive stocks as well that could be a boost for europe's energy self-sufficiency there is a big price to pay after the trip reports. it's cheap it's readily available and it's made in the united states washington has hailed shale gas as the n

the top stories tonight from marty's serbian general rocco flood insurance in the netherlands to be tried in the international criminal tribunal for genocide after his appeal against a tradition was rejected by the serb support knowledge though and don't believe he'll get a fair trial in the hague. the suspected killer of a russian investigative journalist anna politkovskaya has been questioned here a moscow national rustam one off was only detained in the caucasus. and the european court of human rights rejects accusations that russia's prosecution of jailbreaks old tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky was driven by politics but it did rule khodorkovsky rights were violated after his arrest for the decision of moscow's considering completely against twenty two forty five year moscow thank you for being with us i'm back with more news in fifty minutes time units here that must mean sport when you don't even enter a football scandal most interesting lead may. contest in the same bullet in your life never tell but i must ask you is a class that pompous officially sport it is i've checked it out of l

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can say to those families who have lost loved ones it is terror justice has been done tonight so marty with us some of bin laden killed in a u.s. special operation questions are already being asked of his demise will make a difference in the inevitably become the next face of global terrorism. outrage across tripoli gadhafi supporters attack western embassies and false u.n. staff out of the city following the deaths of the colonel son and grandchildren and then takes away a strike also. a reward for the stars of the past fifteen years. has been a result of your wife julie the sarge tells us about see who he thinks is to blame for letting international conflict. and with following deficient we get inside the nuclear power plant to bring you a glimpse of its workings and the safety provisions in place to prevent another fukushima. you're watching our t.v. it's just past ten pm here in moscow now this monday made a second on kevin zero in with the top story and the most high profile manhunt in recent history is over as washington confirms its eliminated its number one terrorist was some o

yet another nonstarter in the east peace process i'm going to check our reporting from washington marty. turning now to some other stories making headlines across the globe violent clashes housewife across southwest yemen with rebel forces gaining ground across the region and taking control of the provincial capital is that interim or clashes follow two days of heavy fighting of which twenty six people were killed and one hundred fifty three president ali abdullah saleh is refusing to step down despite a wave of popular protests and militant strikes across the country. afghan president hamid karzai has issued a last warning to u.s. and nato forces after more civilians were killed in a suspected coalition air strike two women and twelve children died in afghanistan's volatile helmand province after nato troops opened fire the target was supposed to be insurgents but instead civilian homes were fired upon nato says it was in retaliation for an attack on a u.s. marine base in the region saturday. the u.s. space shuttle endeavor starts its last journey back to earth from the international s

flying less rice and center because i didn't you say one of the early reports of one of our colleagues marty espanol was a victim of the volley yes i spun it corresponded to me at the time he got hit by of the bullets as we were trying to get out of that scene and many of the journalists were in fact injured a lot of the georgian colleagues so the chances of getting injured in this but when you saw that the methods of violence being used by the police what kind of injuries were before sustaining it was just very aggressive they were walking into the crowds and just basically grabbing anyone that was in front of them in the genesis of the wall and here in that area when when it kicks off you need to be out of there pretty sharpish because they're not going to discriminate you know a young journalist protester they were just in there and it was extremely chaotic it's hard to gauge accurate information is a lot of people to try and strike that envelops is friends and family that they feel they need to turn the demonstration and they're not able to find where they are the things that are coming

and we've got more from marty's antarctic expedition throughout the week so do keep a lookout. for. one of the most extreme environments on the planet. and people have to be aware that they are far away from civilization. special from. the from the. expedition to the bottom of the earth. well it's going to be a tough saturday that's according to one religious group in the u.s. by the calculations of family radio today is judgment day at the end of the world scale and for follow them on their mission to spread the doomsday prophesy. have you heard the awesome news watch watch the world is ending get destruction that's all you see. nine months ago eddie and jessica ramos hit the road to tell people just that they were in no way great that this was the best way they were to say well we're supposed to do according to what the bible is telling us to warn the people there are three daughters travel with i homeschooled they were in school for a little bit and then now that it's twice yeah we decided to pull down. much as possible jeff are going to have you aren't alone there is just one of