and meredith is already there to give us a look inside. meredith, good morning. >> hey, savannah.n hear the music behind me. just so i can explain. they're practicing for the party this afternoon. the garden party. so you may hear some music and sound checks. as we talk. and skies, notice it is overcast again. that is the one thing the brits can't plan on, the weather. but everything else about the jubilee is totally planned. it's rehearsed. and they rehearse again. they never take anything for granted here. nothing is by accident. and that's why st. paul's cathedral was chosen for tomorrow's service of thanksgiving, because of the place that it holds in the queen's heart and the country's history. the bells will ring out tuesday at st. paul's cathedral to celebrate the queen's diamond jubilee. with a special thanksgiving service. built by sir christopher wren after the great fire of london it stands as a national symbol of strength, resilience and rebirth. st. paul's dean, dr. david isen. >> this is where it all begins. this is an inscription which tells you that queen victoria c

fun to see meredith there. it took nearly a month of testimony and nine days of deliberations but in the end a jury in the criminal trial of john edwards came back dead locked on five of the six charges. >> a victory obviously for the former presidential candidate and defeat for the prosecutors who had pushed this complex case forward. coming up we'll hear from john edwards on the jury's decision and his plans for the future. as we mentioned, we'll talk exclusively to the jury foreman and two other members of that jury about the long and emotional trial. >>> also ahead, there is new fallout over new york city mayor michael bloomberg's push to limit the size of sodas and other sugary drinks. something that is a great idea. others have been very vocal in their criticism. we asked you to weigh in on the website and the results were very lopsided. we'll talk about that with mayor bloomberg in an exclusive live interview coming up and also ask if he is sending a mixed message. >>> and ahead meredith is in london to

meredith? >> okay. as we mentioned the queen's husband of 64 years unable to attend today's jubilee events. prince philip, who turned 91 actually this saturday, is being treated at king edward vii hospital for what the palace describes as a bladder infection. nbc's duncan golestani is there. duncan, good morning to you. >> good morning, meredith. there has been no updates on prince philip's condition after spending the night here in hospital. he came yesterday from windsor castle to be treated for that bladder infection. buckingham palace did say it was just a precautionary measure. but he will be spending several days here being assessed, and observed. he was last seen, of course, on sunday during that great river pageant along the thames. and he looked happy, jigging along to the music along with other members of the royal family. of course, he spent several hours outside in the cold and the rain. while medical experts say that would not have caused this problem, they all agree it could well have made

>> well, meredith, the excitement is building here. the crowds have really been packing in in the last few hours. you know the mayor boris johnson came here and he was talking to me about what an incredible summer this is for london. one of the things he said that i found very interesting is that for a lot of people in the city and the country, that the diamond jubilee for them is an bigger than the olympics. and right now this crowd is anticipating the royal procession to pass by. it will pass by right in front of them. they're going to remove the barricades so people can continue up the road to buckingham palace. but they're not going to get a very good view. they've warned the crowds here that probably the best decision is to stay here and watch the big screen behind me. you know i heard you guys talking earlier about children here. apparently this is the place to bring your kids. lots of little girls on dad's shoulders. meredith? >> all right stephanie, thank you very much. big crowd gathered to wait for the queen ato rife back at

he asked meredith a question. z . >> i looked over to the child and didn't see any blood, so i asked her, did you clean the child? her response was no. i thought it was kind of odd because i was expecting her to say yes, i guess. >> somebody did. >> yeah. somebody did. >> but who? was it the same person who murdered the little girl's mother? on this november day, all they had were questions. sergeant richard spivey of the wake county sheriff's office probably knows the case better than anyone. >> this was just a brutal, vicious beating. there was a lot of time and energy invested into this assault. >> why do you say a lot of time and energy? >> i think the medical examiner told us there was over 30 blows with some sort of blunt object. >> there were clues. investigators found two different shoe prints near the body. a jewelry box was missing two drawers. was it a bungled burglary? they began working it hard but they knew shoe prints and jewelry boxes could only tell them so much. they needed to learn about the vic

meredith, this has been quite a party over the last several days. >> absolutely, matt.ourth day, actually. it started on saturday with a day at the races. sunday was very wet, very cold, and there was that massive 1,000 vessel flotilla on the thames. and then yesterday, last night, an unbelievable concert here. performers all honoring the queen. thousands of people that were gathered here behind us. we're joined by robert johnson. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> this is going to be very hard for the queen today. yesterday, as matt said, it was announced that prince philip was in the hospital, would not be attending any of the functions from this point on. >> yes, i thought she looked a little bit lost last night, actually. she looked absolutely preoccupied. he's been with her for all of her life and he's so important to her. at 91, they're not going to take any risk whatsoever. if it is a bladder infection, it follows from the heart attack he had just before christmas, and so i think they're really quite concerned here. they're trying to play this down. they're

meredith covered that one as well. >> oh, meredith. do you want me to hit them now? come on. mess with me. i'm at the tower of london. i'll have your head cut off. >> off with your head! >> off with your head. >> let's go inside. natalie is standing by at the news desk with a check of the headlines. >> natalie? >>> they are. good morning, ann, matt, al. good morning, everyone. a federal law enforcement official says it is unlikely federal prosecutors will retry john edwards on campaign fraud charges. jurors acquitted edwards thursday on one of the charges he faced and deadlocked on the others. edwards said outside the court that he had done nothing illegal but did an awful lot that was wrong. >>> following this week's fatal shootings at a cafe in seattle the police department there has released a 911 call made from inside the racer cafe. >> somebody came in and shot a bunch of people. i'm hiding in the bathroom. >> hold on sir. how many people? >> we need help right away. >> just a second. did you see the person that did it? >> no, i did not. i was in the back. they didn't ge

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wi with meredith i noted that everything in her lab she invented. even what you used to cultivate ri gng zi a ho ke that stuff. so she wasn't spending tons of money going to labs to buy it. because everything she had on the table was hers when anything ceitlgn'ev is nother step toward success. we must fail 25 times trying to insert that into the bacteria. we stayed up 36 hrs straight e n f by any of this. the nice thing about not being under the gun of a paycheck is there is no sense of failure. you are liberated from that. and workplace if you failou arre oyouane. thhrisre e fs periment and i will ask paul to tell me about it. a famous experiment and vital describe it broay. they gave an assignmen t dr tdr sothg. creativity was a function of the environment and they gave certain ildren stars indicating they had done well and on the second round the children who gta we usmeno h a direction. the action had a point. a cause and effect and that lowered their enthsiasm to be as invenve as the kids who were nd by that. as edward has done a ton of work on

. >> joy: when meredith left, it's hard to follow meredith viera.n on the view, she's so great and friendly and she had great chemistry with matt lauer, is that the issue? >> it's all about chemistry? >> joy: it's hard to step into the new shoes. ann is great on her own. matt is great on his own. but they may not have been great together. >> joy: your article was respectful of her. but the new york post ann--the daily news, not the post. the daily news. ann can. leave the woman alone. >> there is a lot of love-hate. the danger is that the people who love her backlashed. it may be hard to replace here and there is a situation where they're all out is to to get the new person. it shows how hard it is to make a transition in television. >> joy: is really is hard. in a certain way it juices up the show. >> it may. it may. i'm curious to see the ratings because there is a lot of charter online about ann curry. she ises trending topic on twitter. when was the last time she was trendy on twitter? >> joy: the thing about it nbc why are they complaining? the

and it is james meredith. and james meredith is in the process of trying to integrate the university of mississippi. and at first you don't believe that it's him. but finally you do. and basically he asks for advice from what he calls a fellow traveler. i thought, what advice would you give to the fellow travelers especially the young people today who are defending their own rights or the rights of others? >> again, to go back in history, my grandfather, who was presiding elder in the african methodist episcopal church, used to tell his son, my father, and his other son, my uncle, gets an education, boy, boys. that's going to be the key to your liberation. and i think that is what propels so man black people. but i think if we bring it forward to today, as a journalist, i tend to ask questions much more than i give statements. so my question would be who is educating our young people this

the president of its board is here someplace -- [applause] meredith thomas. thank you for all that you do and for your support. [applause] and today, we are also celebrating community. folks like peter cohen, doug wu -- you guys are -- where are you, peter? you guys are tenacious. we could not do it without partners. thank you so much. [applause] lastly, and i know the guy i am going to introduce is going to talk a little as well, this is for the benefit of san franciscans' love for parts. this is a partnership, what you see today. it also has your support. this beautiful playground was funded with $160,000, and if you have not noticed, we have a new boss some facility -- awesome facility because of you. thank you. and next we have our 43rd mayor. he is about jobs, but he is also our biggest parks champion, mayor ed lee. [applause] >> very quickly, because i see young citizens here who are thinking in there minds "ok, when are we opening?" i am glad to join supervisor olague and supervisor weiner and matt and phil and others. we were walking up here, and scot

to meredith vieira.. i don't want the money. i'm not getting up at that hour. goodbye. [ laughing ] >> let's leave the door open a little bit. she did go to london for the queen's jubilee. >> she wanted her little trip. good for her. >> joy: well have fun in china. [ laughing ] >> joy: now let's talk about who should replace ann curry. >> judy gold. and the ladies from "the view." maybe you. i think the frontrunner is have a san in a. i think it will be savanna. >> joy: i like savanah. she's very nice and lovely. but hoda. >> and when they gave ann the week off they asked koble to come in for her and did the show the entire week. but she was the first choice to fill in. and then the outside herring part of the comcast empire, juliardo ronsick. she's name popping up. >> joy: oh really? she's a nice girl. i like her. >> fun, and she gets the raiding. >> joy: but hoda, if she gets it she'll have to give up the alcohol. you know the morning. who gets drunk in the morning. >> joy: do they drink the whole glas

meredith got to talk to soccer sensation david beckham about the queen, his role in the upcoming londonnaged to get in a question about those underwear ads, as well. we'll have that interview. >>> and savannah's exclusive interviewdion as we get started here on "today." >> david beckham in his underwear, one way to get viewers. >> his a feeling that meredith would get around to that. >> looking forward to. that thank you. >> see you in a while. >> okay. >>> expanded rush hour service is coming to metro. it's called rush-plus. >> metro is out with new ads and updated maps. soon rush-plus will be in effect. this morning, the transit agency is launching the two-week countdown to one of the most dramatic service changes in history. news4's tracee wilkins live at the franconia/springfield metro station to clear up how it rush-plus thing works. >> reporter: yeah, there's a lot of changes. behind me, you see a team passing out bags and maps, getting folks adjusted to how this will work. the point behind the program is to try and ease congestion and transfers riders need to make through out-the

the minute i met meredith, i knew i with a going to adore her.friend. and she's just one of these people i have an incredibly easy rapport with. we have identical senses of humor. identical. >> wicked. >> and that can spell enormous trouble. and, yes, so when she left i was sad about it. just because i missed contact with her on a daily basis. so she's back with the show doing a lot of things. she'll be in london, i'll be joining here on tuesday and i'm sure there will be some, you know, some shenanigans on her part as there always are. >> i always look around people's offices and seeing the one picture i don't know why it's so close and what it means. muhammed ali under water. >> he was a childhood idol, still is. >> have you talked to him? >> i've interviewed him. one of my great regrets, is that i never had the chance to interview ali when he still had full use of that incredible voice and that he could articulate the thoughts that he has. because he's a brilliant guy. i've gotten to know him which has been an honor. but growing up, i idolized

meredith, right? >> yes. how are you beating the heat? >> i like the heat. we clan go to the pool and just relax and it's not that bad. it's pretty refreshing. >> and you do have a pool? >> we go to the neighborhood pool. >> nice. did they open saturday with the public? >> they're open. >> and bridget, right? >> yes. >> how did youen joy the heat, not enjoy the heat? >> i'm enjoying it when i'm in the water, in the pool. i'm having popsicles dog stuff to make it -- doing stuff to make it cool. >> what's your favorite? >> lime pop. >> we'll try to go down rita's. steam bath city. wyatt said triple digit. it feels like it. guys, we'll send it back inside to you. >> thanks a lot, mike. now to democracy 2012 news tonight. mitt romney addressed illegal immigration in a powerful speech. we've been waiting for this. so what did he have to say? >> reporter: we have been waiting for this. mitt romney faced quite a sceptical crowd at that latino conference today. it was a crowd that was curious on how specific he might get. >> president obama has failed to address imm

she took over the role last year when meredith very era stepped didn't.nce then -- meredith viera stepped down. since then ratings have dropped. curry will focus more on reporting stories around the world. >>> tv host paula deen may need a new title after she reveals her new slim figure on "good morning america" later. dean has dropped 30 pounds in the past few months her dramatic weight loss comes after her type 2 diabetes diana diagnose was made public and she -- she has halfed self shows on the food network. at 7 a.m. she will talk about how she lost that much weight also at 7:00, the supreme court ruling on obamacare as some people call it may you conflict with that later on. >>> abc7 news will have a special report when the supreme court rule something handed down. right now 6:24. still ahead, suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi will finally today address misconduct allegations in front of the ethics commission. >>> a police warning for teenaged girls in walnut creek following a frightening confrontation. >> reporter: mandatory health insurance for ever

. >> we are out of time, meredith. it's all on our web site. meredith sinclair, thank you so much.day's kitchen," we are grilling summer swordfish on the menu. jeff, good to see you. >> good to see you. this is the first full day of summer. the good news about this, this cooks pretty quickly. on a day like today, you don't want to stay in front of the grill too long. >> no, you don't. a few minutes on the grill, flip it over and you're good. >> these are swordfish medallions, how long? >> about two and a half minutes on each side. >> a little rare inside? >> a little translucent. >> and you're making a peach salsa with this. >> yeah. normally you wouldn't think to pair cherrys and peaches with fish. but this goes really well because we have the jalapenos in here. >> it's a sweet heat. >> exactly, exactly. basically i start with a little bit of onion, lime juice and a little red wine vinegar. >> cherries. >> you a don't even have to dice them up so nicely. >> you can make it chunkier. >> you're going for the flavor, whatever works for you. a little basil, jalapeno pepper. mix that u

this is meredith kennedy, my trustee assistant. this is the lovely netta here from the university of virginia. here's my office. i have a lot of monitors which is very nice. this is out of a pow many, the best advice i've ever got. >> i'm thrilled to be here and we're building a great team and everybody's excited. >> it looks like an airplane hangar. come july, it will start to resemble a talk show set. we'll have actual furniture and lights and if you have any interest in coming to the show, wreath to us at katie couric.com and we can't wait to see you then. but before i sign off, let's check out the control room because honestly, it's like a space ship. it's pretty good. camera three? okay. close up camera two, camera three. i'm just playing. i've always wanted to do that. this is the control center, the epicenter, so i'm very excited to get the show on the road and get started. i hope you guys will join me and we'll introduce you to some of the folks who are -- will be part of the katie show. >> katie just mentioned they are loo

did meredith refuse to come back? plus the crazy on-screen oops today. rielle hunt defending herself for trash talking elizabeth edwards. >> their mother is not a saaint and i'm not a home wrecker. >> the mistress' plan to get her own tv show about relationships. >> justin bieber's scary backstage collapse. >> christie brinkley's ex peter cook secretly remarried. why he kept the news fro christie. arsenio's first interview about his tv comeback. who is in his late-night bull's-eye. >> i'm coming back for this. >> all-new celeb summer diet trick. j.lo's secret shape and who's down 100 pounds? >> "extra," "extra" skwlm >> welcome to "extra" up here at mixology overlooking the grove. i'm mario lopez. >> i'm maria menounos. >> coming up -- the new report meredith vieira turned down the offer to come back and replace ann curry. first, alec baldwin's paparazzi war is far from over. today his dauter is caught in the storm. jerr has new video. >> alec a his daughter ireland targeted on the streets of new york today. houppeded. >> you like all of this pus lib 'ti

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. >> her name was meredith and we were screaming for her to come down and everybody had to get out.oo smoky. >> two people were injured. the residents who made it out don't remember hearing smoke alarms. the homeowner says it was equipped with smoke detectors. >>> governor jerry brown and leaders struck a budget deal but critics say it is a bad bargain for the neediest children. >> reporter: a prayer vigil outside governor jerry brown's office. cuts of nearly 9% to child care for working parents. many families will lose child care services. >> they will quit their jobs because the cost of child care is outrageous. i wish they could understand how much it costs today. they are working hard. they are doing everything they can to lift themselves up. it means fewer families will qualify for calworks. and the elimination of healthy families program, that provides help for 875 low income children. >> it will be a reduction of healthcare by 15-20%. pay $100 to $85 a month. >> reporter: they admit the cuts are painful but unavoidable. >> we have not been afraid to cut when it is necessary.

and these stars, matt lauer, meredith vieira. you when you did it. >> right. >> you become, for the period that you're sitting there, part of millions of americans lives. >> and -- >> they don't want to be threatened by too much change. the key question i have for you, deborah, is this, do you think it was sexist that ann was singled out for the difficulty in that relationship with matt? would it have been fairer to say, as he has said, look, it may be my fault? >> he's not losing his job so i don't think anybody would agree with him when he says that. you had a similar situation. here you had three guys about whom a lot of reporting was done. you know, the tug-of-war going on over the time slot there. i actually wrote a piece for the hollywood reporter. it wasn't about, you know, is ann's job in jeopardy. what i was upset about and what i did believe was sexist was they had positioned the fact that katie couric was coming on to substitute for a week while robin roberts was on vacation at "good morning america" with the opportuni

>> there is the name of the woman who died in the fire, meredith joyce, a berkeley resident. we do not know if she was living in the house or visiting. we know two other people went to the hospital and the berkeley fire department officials are trying to find out what happened. >> in berkeley, the front view gives hardly a clue about what happened signed of this century-old house this morning. >> the flames going up. >> there is one man screaming. i could not exactly tell what he's screaming. it turns out he was screaming the woman, who is deceased name. >> the neighbor among others went into the burning house to locate and hopefully save her. they got no more than 15 feet. >> the smoke was just too thick. it was to thick i had to duck to see anything to get anywhere. and i couldn't get back to the stair ootz fire department said the victim had been asleep on the third floor, believing the fire started back here and has not yet gone public with the cause, and looking into why the victims never heard smoke alarms. >> a fire can be very loud. the fire itself. and so there is a

nbc made the offer a couple of weeks ago meredith said no thanks.for six years. as we reported here last night, ann curry is said to be on her way out at the today show. just a cup months ago fell behind good morning america in ratings in years. savanna guthrie top for the spot. currently co-hosts the third hour of today. before we go, our team's top five things of the day. number five, starbucks has announced plans to branch out by opening a tea only store in seattle later thisser i don't. number four the senate approved a half trillion-dollar farm bill which would largely reduce spending on agriculture programs but not on food stamps number three the dow plunged today more than 250 points. second worst drop all year on a zero rears of back economic science. the lawyer for the neighborhood watchman who killed unarmed teenager self-defense released new video in which the shooter reenacts the encounter. and number one adonted son of the former penn state football coach jerry sandusky now says sandusky abused him. that's according to the son matt's la

he'll be there with meredith tomorrow morning. also ahead, saving you money in june, with the best bargains out there. prices tend to drop this time of year on everything from movies to cruises, and laptops. we're going to show you where to find the best deals. and then, a new hot trend in fashion is moving from the runway to the roadway. we're going to tell you if these fashion trucks are rolling up in your neighborhood. some cool stuff here in the studio from the fashion truck. >> yes, really good ideas. first we want to get a check of the news. >> that's right. and in the news this morning, wild fires out swres turned deadly for crews battling the blazes in a remote area near the utah/nevada border an air tanker fighting a fire there crashed killing both pilots on board. this after another air tanker was forced to make an emergency belly landing. both of those pilots survived. the whitewater-baldy complex fire meanwhile is new mexico's largest ever and has been burning out of control since may 16th. but officials say they expec

. >> the girl's name was meredith. we were screaming for her to come down and everybody had to get out. it was too smoky. >> reporter: and one man was trying to save his girlfriend trapped inside the planes. bob, who lives next door, ran to help. >> yeah, i don't want to glorify what i did. all i did was go in there and come out. there was no way any of us could have gotten in there. >> reporter: when firefighters arrived, they were able to get the woman out. they threed to resuscitate her but she i high died at the scene. >> i felt the worse coming out of the house, just snowing that somebody was out there. >> reporter: foyer officials will be focusing their investigation on the back of the home where they believe the fire started and where the most damage seems to be. they are also looking closely at the smoke detectors to make sure they were working. none of the tenants appeared to be in their 20s. >> having a fire in the middle of the night, people are not used to waking up. i encouraged everybody. >> reporter: lan

my name is meredith perry. i'm working on a way to charge devices wirelessly we're using our laptops to defy gravity. i'm julia... ...and i'm jessica. and we're using our laptops to turn soccer balls... ...into a power source. when the technology's right, anything can happen. vo: trade in your old electronics for a best buy gift card... and trade up to a new ultrabook. (cheers and applause). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, thank you so much. folks i've got to say, i don't know about you, but i am still all aglow over america's victory in wisconsin. and when you think of wisconsin you hi of small towns, bastions of old-fashioned values like trust and honesty. that's why they're so easily taken advantage of by music men. (laughter) but in these hard times many small towns are losing their moral compass. that's why tonight i am proud to profile one man who is fighting back. "the colbert report's" stephen colbert file this is report. a crime tsunami is crashing over small-town america. but in arkansas there's

my name is meredith perry. i'm working on a way to charge devices wirelessly we're using our laptops to defy gravity. i'm julia... ...and i'm jessica. and we're using our laptops to turn soccer balls... ...into a power source. when the technology's right, anything can happen. vo: trade in your old electronics for a best buy gift card... and trade up to a new ultrabook. >> (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, thank you so much. folks, my guest tonight is a surprise winning journalist whose new book is called private empire, exxon mobile and american power. isn't that redundant? please welcome steve coll. (cheers and applause) hey, mr. coll, thanks so much for coming on. all right. i love the story of this book. it's called private empire as i said exxon mobile and american power. that's so exciting to me. because exxon mobile is an american company, right. >> they are. >> stephen: and they are projecting their power and therefore our power around the world. >> yes. >> they're good guys, rig

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meredith, what's shakin', bacon? they'll figure it out. getting you the discounts you deserve., that's progressive. call or click today. >>> john edwards may have gone free yesterday, but can he rebuild his career? three jurors spoken to today said they thought he was guilty but they didn't have the evidence. >> i think he had knowledge of where the money was going. >> he was just smart enough to hide it. >> raise your hands if you think john edwards was guilty on at least some of the counts against him. >> okay, raise your hands if you think he is a bad guy. interesting. >> they chose wisely there. is he out of touch? let's ask our two next guests. we have a long term democratic strategist that met him working on his 1998 senate campaign, and joan walsh. >> what is with john edwards, is he all delusion? does he have so much optimism he doesn't connect with reality talking about god still has a plan for me. >> the people don't have a plan for him. look, he can maybe redeem himself a person if he doesn't talk about himself. that's what was wrong yesterday. what he does, it can't

. >> meredith wilson wrote a love letter to his own town of mason city and he calls it river city, iowa. there, a con man comes, named professor harold hill. and he tries to sell them a boy's band to organize a marching boy's band, except harold done know music whatsoever -- doesn't know music whatsoever. >> it is a great story. it has some all time favorite songs. it really does. >> reporter: the score is brilliant in so many ways. simple and accessible, 76 to him bones, it has trouble, it has the songs some of the ones people don't realize they know. >> and molly smith, the artistic director actually directed it. i thought she did a great job. >> she is job joust absolutely brilliant and clitful. we have this glorious production and best of all, it is air conditioned. >> and it is in the round. it is not easy to do a production in the round all the time. molly does a great job making sure nobody is left out. >> there are times i could reach out and touch someone's leg. i don't, but there are times i could. so there is really not a bad seat in the house. it poses different problems but

and over the years, john escorted james meredith to the university of mississippi. he walked alongside the selma- to-montgomery march. he laid the groundwork for the civil rights act of 1964 and the voting rights act of 1965. in the words of john lewis, "he gave [civil rights workers] a reason not to give up on those in power." and he did it by never giving up on them. and i think it's fair to say that i might not be here had it not been for his work. bob dylan started out singing other people's songs. but, as he says, "there came a point where i had to write what i wanted to say, because what i wanted to say, nobody else was writing." so born in hibbing, minnesota -- a town, he says, where "you couldn't be a rebel -- it was too cold" bob moved to new york at age 19. by the time he was 23, bob's voice, with its weight, its unique, gravelly power was redefining not just what music sounded like, but the message it carried and how it made people feel. today, everybody from bruce springsteen to u2 owes bob a debt of gratitude. there is not a bigger giant in the history

. >> brave is the story of meredith, a head strong young girl who wants to do things her own way.exar says that the mooy is stronger than unusual but kids will be better to hand i will. >>> the bay series will resume today between the giants and the a's. >> a's coming off a three-game sweep of the dodges. this was accomplished on cespedes' walkoff home run. lincecum will go on the mound today. >>> today on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00, a big day for tesla as it rolls it latest electric car. we go behind the hype and see how this could be a make or break moment for the bay area company. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. be sure to join us again at 5:00. we are here for you on ktvu.com and mobile ktvu.com.

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