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and particularly for someone like miss anthony. she never would have made it -- >> you are assuming she couldn't have survived probation. >> she had a history of committing small petty crimes. >> that's right. so at this point, she's going to do her time. it may be as little as three months. and she'll be done. she won't be supervised. she won't have anyone looking over her shoulder. she can leave the state. she doesn't have to be certain places certain times or drug test. all these could be proposed by a probation officer. >> could she get released before the -- before we're done with all the 60 days here? >> well, it's possible. again, the -- >> sort of like get to go home for a few weeks before she starts her official sentence? >> no, that's very unlikely. the judge seems punitive. he never addressed her directly accept when he had to. he seemed somewhat dismissive. so it's very unlikely that he would let her go. she's been locked up for about 2 1/2 years. i think his point of view will be she might as well just do the time. and

she has been missing. her mother admitted she has been missing. she just admitted to me she has been trying to find her, herself. there's something wrong. i found my daughter's car today and it smells like there's been a dead body in the damn car. >> none of us knew what to expect from lee the brother of casey. what we saw this morning was almost a repetition of what we heard yesterday from her friend amy. the brother getting the defendant casey as saying maybe i am an unfit mother. >> you asked your sister why won awe will you us to see caylee? what do you recall her saying? what did you tell detective edwards that she said? hz d that she said that paraphrasing because maybe i'm a spiteful [ bleep ] >> today the court her the tapes of the decks tearing down casey's story one day after she finally reported her -- her little girl was missing. >> everything you've told us we've shown you have lied about. >> suspected child killer broke down in court today as prosecutors showed graphic crime scene photos of her 2-year-old daughter's corpse. pictures

but brian wong is still missing. as for the other families, they have been told by mexican authorities that this search effort will continue until 2 a.m. friday morning. that's actually the very specific time they have been given as to how long at least for now the mexican authorities will look for the seven missing men here from the bay area. back to you >> thank you, mark sayre in becker. >>> not guilty. casey anthony the florida mother accused of killing her 2- year-old daughter is acquitted of murder. it's a case that's visited much of the nation and the verdict came as a shock to many after riveting much of the nation. several people protested outside the courthouse, chanting guilty! karen braun in orlando with more on how the jury might have come to its decision. >> reporter: i can tell you outside the courthouse, there was actually an audible it was. people were so stunned by this verdict and a short time ago, casey anthony's father george anthony, the man that the defense claims covered up an accidental drown

i miss her a lot. everybody misses her. everybody's scared. the only thing we can do is pray for her. wish everybody would do that for us. >> reporter: wednesday night, several hundred people gathered in a small park to hold a vigil. the anguish was overwhelming. her mother confined to a wheelchair was consoled bid her husband. they never spoke. today, in the same park, a shrine of sorts is taking shape. cand candles, stuffed animals and moments for the missing 11-year-old. this afternoon, a friend spoke for the familyfamily. >> this is a young goirl who is afraid an needs to be home with her family and her friends. we are pleading with anyone that has any anything to please contact the police. >> reporter: nearly 100 law enforcement officers are now on the case, including the fbi. not just agents, experts in ductions. >> i mentioned yesterday the fbi has deployed its child abduction rapid deployment team. we are using advance techniques from aviation to canines and the like and we are hopeful that a positive outcome could still result. >> rep

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their other brother brian is still missing.terday the coast guard sent down a c-130 airplane from sacramento to mexico to assist the navy in their search. that plane returned but another airplane is on the way right now down to mexico to continue that search and as i said, conditions are still favorable. we are hopeful that those missing men may still be alive. >> the ship i know is in 200 feet of water. are they doing anything to get down there? >> reporter: there are report that scuba divers have been enlisted to see if they can find evidence but we haven't had any updates. by the end of the day yesterday, the aerial search and the scuba search had just revealed more debris is thank you, kristy seifkin live in the newsroom. thank you. >>> we'll continue to follow the search and keep the latest updates on our website, cbssf.com. >>> law enforcement leaders from the bay area are meeting today following the shooting death of a baby. anser hassan joins us live from east palo alto where that meeting will take place. anser, it look

if your pictures of the missing men. the coast guard and the mexican navy horsemen in the search beyond the usual 96 hours if it becomes a waters are quality and >> will tran is outside the home of the man who organized the trip. there are three men returning. >> there were three men who left from this place, i got an update how from the family, " this is home of don lee, the organizer of the trip. the yellow car, the jeep cherokee, i found out that his name is bruce smart. kahane >> aren't all three people back in the area are too traumatized to speak with us at this point. here it is a video that the family of don lee posted on youtube to show you the friends that went out, and they have vast experience fishing. the family says it will pay out of pocket for a private company to go out there and continue searching for their loved ones. at this point, they do not even want to use the word past tense, they do not say don was, they say don i or becauses they believe he is still alive. >> members of the coast guard ships se

joshua davis. >> he is a toddler missing out of texas who went missing from his family's home.re a number of people in the house. he is -- barely 2 years old, and cannot reach the doorknob, but somehow they are alleging he got out and walked the streets. he has not been seen since. the police say they are a number of pedestrian files listed in the area. it's a convoluted case. where is joshua? >> another name, tyler thomas. another name nobody has ever heard. once i read the details, this sounded like other stories. >> a 19-year-old college student. good student. she was out partying with her friends and we spoke with her friends she was with that night, a little bit of drinking going on and she left home to go by herself, and somehow she got into a car with a 29-year-old gentleman who was attending the college as well. he has been arrested. he is saying that they had consensual sex, and she was going to tell everybody that she was raped by him, and she has never been seen since. >> and this is something that a police officer out in oakland and it stayed with me. he said anothe

seven others are still missing.ank in the sea of cortez south of the town of san felipe. sharon chin talked to the wives of a number of the men on board and four brothers go on this trip every year. joe vazquez is in san diego that is helping the navy. >> this is supposed to be fun, the annual fishing expedition down to mexico. instead it turned into an international rescue effort. the coast guard helicopter arrived back here at the base at san diego. earlier today, the max can government talked about calling off the rescue and shift ting to a recovery mission. now they are back to calling it a rescue effort after a long time with american officials as they believe there's a chance the missing may still be alive. their skin is scorched, their bodies exhausted. these photos show the survivors. they had just spent more than 15 hours in the water clinging to life vests and even coolers. most, but not all, made it back to land. the mexican navy requested help from u.s. coast guard helicopters based in san diego to searc

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a missing 62-year-old wind surfer. i'm christie smith. we'll tell what you they are doing coming up in a live report. >> and san francisco police release more details on the shooting that killed the parolee. >> thousands of layoffs at one tech tighten and hundreds of other silicon valley companies say send us your resume. i'm bob redell. that story coming up. >> a live look at an overcast golden gate bridge on this tuesday, july 19. this is "today in the bay." >> good morning. are you awake yet? it's now 6:00 on this tuesday. i'm marla tellez. laura is off today. me meteorologi meteorologist christina loren is here. >> what a month this has been. you probably don't have as high of a pg&e bill compared to last. we're going to see another gorgeous day today. but the 90s, they are back on the seven-day. we'll tell you what's to come for the weekend. always thinking about that around here. right now let's get you to work on time. after all, you got to work for the weekend. 6:00 a.m. >> everybody's working for the weekend. all right. we're loo

i said she's been missing and nobody knew? he was like yeah, nobody knew she was missing.the first of it. >> greta: prior to that, when you saw her interacting with caylee she appeared to be an attentive mother, is that right? >> yes, very attentive. she never raised her voice. i never saw her strike caylee. she was a good mom to her. she spent time with her. i sat and watched her read off flash cards and caylee read them back. casey seemed like a good mother. >> greta: i struggle with this, how can a mother be out partying and getting a tattoo and drinking and staying with her boyfriend and everything, at best her child was missing, probably murdered, do you sort of looking back, how do you explain her behavior during that window of time? >> i can't explain why she was. only casey can explain why she was acting the way she was acting during the time caylee was missing. i can explain that. >> greta: did she seem like a selfish person who just wanted to party and do what she wanted to do? that's the view i have from the outside. >> well, she didn't seem like that to us then

keeping track of the ongoing search for the missing.sty. >>> reporter: good morning. the gentlemen left on a beautiful calm day similar to what the conditions are now. they didn't think by any means that the storm would hit. but it did unexpectedly and two large waves came crashing down onthe to the boat sunday in the middle of the night around 2 :30 a.m. many of those men were asleep at the time had to leave their belongings on the boat jump in the water. some were tossed into the water. some were able to get to a secluded island, others floated on ice chests. they were searched for, for more than 36 hours. >> they conducted their search until they were the first crew reached their limit. the second crew was flown out there via a coast guard c-130 to meet them and then they got if the same helicopter and the new crew took that helicopter down and conducted their search. >> reporter: the survivors are reported to be in good condition but certainly some are sunburned, others dehydrated from spending 15- plus hours in the water before the

his wife, lee, says he is missing. we also know of bay area survivors. >> michael says he clung to an ice chest and floated around until his rescue hours later. jen got the call from her husband, saying he was safe. >> he was okay, but that his boat sunk. >> he joins dozens of local fishermen as a last minute edition and got more than he ever expected. >> he mentioned, i awakened at 2:30 and they all had to jump off the boat and take life jackets and indicated they been in the water for 15 hours. >> murphy got word from her husband last night, she shared his story, though she did not want to appear on camera. >> the ship capsized, they would side l. he and some others that were close to him came up right by a raft. whatever the boat is. >> now charles gibson, the police chief of the community college district says he was sleeping like a baby until the alarm sanded. he spent 16 hours in the water until his rescue. he's okay tonight. >> such an incredible story. we hope to hear some. >> all right, thank you. >>> the mexi

a windsurfer missing overnight is found alive this morning. we will have the latest. >> more on the hacking scandal and he glyn's that brought down one of the oldest tabloid newspapers in the world. there is a picture of rupert murdoch headed to parliament, reporters all around the car. >> two men stormed a convenience store in southern california but the robbery is cut short. we will show you the unlikely hero. those stories in a minute, first, weather and traffic. for >> let's get to it. >> we are currently sitting above the clouds. a live look at the mt. tam cam. a big story this morning is the fog around the bay area. we are already seeing some clearing. and low cloud cover round the bay area as we head into the afternoon. sunny and warm conditions. temperatures in the east and land. hot weather tamara. i will show you retractors are going to go in my next report. -- i will show you where temperatures are going to go in my next report. >> this the nimitz freeway is cleared, the backup will quickly dissipate from that accident. no need to t

so, that's what i miss this year. >> miss the lake, definitely. green grass.hat's my -- >> real ground. >> i miss my mama. >> reporter: on this day a powerful lesson. >> tough being out here, but puts a different perspective on what it means to be american. >> reporter: americans showing the true meaning of service. >> don't forget about us. >> reporter: there are a lot of smiling faces around here, some of the soldiers will start going home back to ft. campbell, kentucky, this week. david? >> they miss the grill, grass and mama. come home safely. >>> still ahead on "world news" -- the royal race, who is faster on the water? prince william or his new wife, kate? >> the unexpected question today that she went ahead and answered. >>> made in america, the race to find american flags, american made, and we uncover some unexpected numbers. >>> and later, move over "american idol," how about our american troops? with their own daring salute this f frth. ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ so i was the guy who was never going to have the heart attack. i thought i was i

seven others still missing. kristy seifkin is live in our newsroom keeping track of the ongoing search for the missing. and we have heard this has turned from a recovery back to a rescue mission, kristy. >> reporter: right. that's actually very positive news to hear because originally, a recovery mission certainly just means they assume that they will be bodies not living individuals that they find but the u.s. government talked to the mexican government saying we believe these people are alive, continuing to search for them. the weather was nice when these gentlemen left on their fishing trip and then a storm hit two huge waves hitting the boat causing it to capsize around 2:30 in the morning. many of those passengers were asleep at the time that the boat capsized and so they had to jump off or were thrown into the water hanging on for dear life using ice chests for flotation devices or life jackets that they had. the u.s. coast guard and mexican navy searched for those survivors for more than 36 hours. >> ther

the coast guard has just found the missing windsurfer. she has been missing for about 13 hours now. anser hassan. we hear she is alive and well. amazing. >> reporter: absolutely. we are joined with heather lambert from the u.s. coast guard. they just got the call that their helicopter has rescued 62- year-old cassie kattan. they said it was the warm water that may have helped. good morning, heather. thanks for joining us. what do we know at this point about her health. >> these in good and stable conditions. the warm calm water helped. we had great visibility to help in this search. so we had a successful search. >> reporter: i know you're here at yerba buena island and she was found by foster city. what happened? did they see somebody floating? did they get a call from her radio? how did you find her? >> we located her, she was on the north span of the san mateo bridge. so one of the helicopters spotted her because we sent helicopters at first light again. we searched all night from coyote point up to san mateo. so she was found in the area we have been searching. we did an 82-squa

there was still no sign of the missing fishermen. the coast guard has surged 4600 square miles of ocean and land since the mexican navy requested assistance. the 19 survivors had left mexico and are now back home with their families. one belmont man was able to survive . >> mike ing is holding the last half the total with family members. this picture was taken in the mexican riviera before a fishing trip. two of his cousins are still missing. he clung to a cooler for over 18 hours after the 35 ft. waves son, the ship he was on. >> nothing but three men, a cooler and an empty sky. >> the men paddled for hours but only gained about 2-3 ft.. it was leaked and desolate but they helped one another stay alive. >> even though i was with two other survivors, it was lonely. >> mexican fishermen found them and they survived on her shoes and dark chocolate kisses. >> my first bite was heaven. besides >> sun burned, ing says physically he is doing fine and happy to be back home with his wife. >> take a look at all of this job. do not call it jun

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caylee anthony was not reported missing until one month after she was last seen. almost 250,000 people have signed that petition since it was started on tuesday. >>> this morning president obama meets with congressional leaders at the white house on cutting the federal budget deficit and increasing the u.s. debt limit. at his twitter town hall yesterday the president warned of the danger of not meeting the august 2nd deadline. >> our credit could be downgraded, interest rates could go drastically up and it could cause a whole new spiral into a second recession or worse. >> house speaker john boehner tweeted during the town hall accusing the president of a record spending bing that left the country deeper in debt. >>> well, the pentagon says it will comply with a federal ruling to immediately end the military's don't ask don't tell policy. that ruling from the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco orders the obama administration to immediately end enforcement of the ban on gays serving in the military openly. congress had already voted to repeal the ban a

>> the atlanta missing person's bureau continued their hunt for this missing child, 11-year-old -- >> the longest search in the world. >> it was almost 2:00 p.m. when the may it nance man found the lifeless figure of a young black boy. >> on the seventh day a may it nance man spotted a body, tossed down in the woods, in a parking lot at a suburban office complex. the medical examiner joseph burton had to hold on to a rope to get down to the scene. >> he had a ligature mark on his neck like somebody had a ligature and they were behind you arrest off to the side behind you and they closed their hands or fists together and pulled the ligature, basically. >> in other words, killed from behind. >> most likely, yes. >> let me place another sample on this side -- >> state crime lab scientist, larry peterson, attended the autopsy. >> i can recall one autopsy pulling a fiber off of one of the victim's -- it was green carpet and mounted the sample on the slide and looked under the myself microscope and said, it was the same one. >> you knew then? >> it became apparent the body is another victim

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raj mathai is off tonight. 36 survived, but seven men are still missing tonight, and a full search is under way. just released this evening, these are four of the men that they're looking for. the mexican coast guard scouring the baja coast after their boat capsized sunday morning. the only man confirmed dead, this man, lessee ye, retired after 37 years on the job with the san francisco chronicle. >> i actually spoke with him right before he boarded the ship in mexico. he was very excited. he was just an extreme workaholic, was dedicated to his family and never put time aside for himself. >> cheryl hurd joins us with more, and this band of brothers that's holding out hope that they find their friends. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. we are live here in alameda at the coast guard station, and we are getting information, updated information about anything about some of the folks missing in the gulf coast. nbc talked with one of the survivors and we also talked with a family member of one of the missing. >> it was like a dream. it was like a movie but we survived it. >> reporter: cha

lee she has been missing since may 27th. will tran is at the meeting place where the search will began appearing >> no one is here at this particular time they will start strolling in around 7:30 a.m. a lot of fellow nurses from the school they felt a bond towards a michele. hayward police have declared this a, i did get a chance to talk to michele's family they are not focusing on what they hayward police said they will continue searching for their loved one this will be the sixth search for michelle le during the record now is the hundred thousand dollars to find parking >> we have not heard anything from our private investigator or the police we are hoping the larger reward money that someone will come forward and tell us how we can find michele i >> also has a nifty as many theories why his sister was missing. they are focusing on finding marin they want to bring they are searching some other role areas once again and passing out fliers they are very hopeful they are not ready to throw in the tile. >> traced a good dugar

>> four feet and then missed the putt. that's what i mean, the easier the shot the more my mind wanders. >> charlie: i bet you won the tournament. >> but same at the british oep own. the hard the shot. >> charlie: will you work on that with someone else or something you will think through yourself? >> a bit of both. i'll have to work with somebody for direction and the mind's like a muscle a the more you use it the better it is and have to practice harder on three-foot parts and i have a drill where i do 300 in a row and i didn' spend timen the short puttses that time. >> charlie: i once read that you were not necessarily a great driver. not in terms of distance or certainly in terms of keeping it in the fair way, is that fair? >> that's a fair assessment. >> charlie: is that true today? >> i don't feel it is true today -- i think in 2007. >> charlie: what you said of yourself not somebody else. >> i made an effort to address this and started working with butch arman and we have within focussin focussing on the drive ball

. >>> and missing fishermen. the search goes on for seven americans missing since their boat sank sunday in mexico. officials say there is still boat sank sunday in mexico. officials say there is still hope. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, everybody, and thanks for joining us, i'm betty nguyen. it was indeed a glorious fourth. americans coast to coast celebrated the nation's 235th birthday with parades, barbecues, and, of course, fireworks. here in new york, it was the annual extravaganza over the hudson river. in chicago, thousands turned out to watch at navy pier on lake michigan. in houston, music and fireworks at the freedom over texas show. and in los angeles, a stunning display at cbs studio city. >>> in washington this morning, we can expect fireworks of another kind, as senate republicans and democrats return to work on a deal to raise the nation's debt limit. house members return tomorrow. joel brown is in washington with more on this. good morning, joel. so, what are the chances an agreement

missing are still holding out hope. we have a series of reports with joe vazquez with the very latest. >> we hope for the best and we are going to give it everything we have to find them. >> reporter: a coast guard c- 130 plane from air station sacramento has now joined the search and rescue mission in mexico. the crew of 7 plans to fly low and slow over the water. >> we are looking for people visually, also we have radar capability and we also have a turret on the front of the plane that has cameras we can also use to assist in the search. >> reporter: search teams say they still have hope because of the warm weather, temperature and calm seas that the missing tourists could be alive. firefighters and police are notvous searching the water; they are also checking all the many nearby islands in case any of the seven missing manage to swim to dry land. the survivors badly sunburned and traumatized but otherwise healthy are monitoring today's activities. the erik, a 115-foot charter fishing vessel capsized out of san feli

five days later, lauren's friend reported her missing.ce were dispatched to her building to investigate. lauren's apartment was locked. inside police found her purse, her cell phone and keys. nothing seemed amiss. but lauren wasn't there. police began searching outside for clues. made a shocking discovery, someone had murdered lauren and placed her dismembered body in the building's dumpster. >> i ask the public to help us with this investigation. >> judge jeanine: people living in the building are stunned and frightened. lauren's next door neighbor was interviewed by reporters after her body was discovered. >> no sign of a struggle. no sign anyone had broken in. nothing. she was gone. all of her stuff was there. >> judge jeanine: why would someone want to kill lauren giddings? the police and her family are desperate for answers. >> this is such a bizarre and gruesome case that i think it would be very hard to deal with if they found out it was some psycho amongst them. >> we follow where the evidence takes us. as we get more clues or lea

coast guard is looking for a zero missing windsurfer she went missing around coyote point this is the area where she went missing quilter and is standing by a coast guard headquarters purre. >> they have been searching for gabby could count all night. there is a news conference going on right now that's join in >> our around 720 last night and 62 year-old woman out of a loss all post she was going out win serving for 30 minutes he reported her overdue by 6:30 p.m. we have surged 82 square miles we're continuing our search at first light this morning durin. the waves are very, now and the temperature of the what it is than 70 degrees her survival rate is very good right now it is not a body out there so we are having good searching conditions during it is difficult because we have not found any evidence. it is always a good idea to let have electronic device on annual with gps tracking information she is a very strong swimmer and an avid windsurfer she was very experienced she has a radio and have a not received any calls on it yet. >> that was heather lamberts stepping out from the u.

they can win it if they don't miss.down to alex kreiger, the game winner, that's as dramatic a win as you're going to see to advance to the semifinals against france. >> that is a perfect example of what this country is about, what the history of this team has always been, we never give up. literally we went to the last second it seems. we believe that we can win this tournament and it's playing 10 men coming back from a goal down in overtime, two penalties, i don't know 23 we could write a better script. we've got a win. >> great stuff. on the strength of his 20-game hitting streak and the help of his manager, bruce bochy, pablo sandoval is headed to the summer classic overall. he is added as an injury replacement giving the giants five all-stars in tuesday's game. >>> they fried an egg on cement, ball park in arlington was 98 degrees at game time, trevor kay highly his 8 into lifetime against the rangers. struck out josh hamilton, that ended the threat in the third inning. scoreless game in the sixth. josh willingham,

and those seven other passengers still missing. now, the mexican government thought of turning this into a recovery missing but after talking to the u.s. government turned it back into a rescue mission because they believe some of the individuals are still alive. they continue the search. a locksmith is going down. they are cell phones, car keys, identification are in the water, long gone so they are there to help the survivors get back in their cars and make their ways safely back home. >> the good news is the weather conditions, the water, the seas, not as rough and cold as we would see say up here? >> reporter: absolutely. because that weather was warmer and there are better conditions that's part of the search. >> thank you, kristy seifkin. >>> three brothers who survived say they aren't leaving until they find their fourth brother. the wife of 55-year-old brian wong of berkeley is still missing. he and his brothers gary, glen and craig have taken an annual fish trip to baja for years. they are experienced in survival. they are

those stories of the families missing, seven men are still missing and families are hoping they made shore or floating waiting for help. coastguard says the water is warm and surviving this long is possible but they say searching for someone so far up above is tough. there is some fear they are trapped. the waves hit the boat at 2:30 in the morning. survivors say many of them were underwater and couldn't open their doors. that boat is on the sea floor about 200 feet deep. they are scheduled to dive down to the boat later this week. >>> time to check weather one more time. here is mike. >> thank you very much. check out temperatures, coolest around oakland and san francisco 52 degrees, a lost mid upper 50s los gatos and out to the coast and north bay valleys. east bay valleys stuck in the 60s for the warmest weather right now. heading into the afternoon hours temperatures will be warmest in the east bay valleys, not as hot air-conditioning weather with low to upper 90s. 87 in fremont, nice 76 in oakland, 69 in san francisco, 62 in half moon bay, still toasty up in the north bay, mid t

one man died but 78 others are missing. a coastguard c-130 crew completed a search but neither they nor mexican search teams found anything. coastguard and mexican navy officials are deciding whether to continue the operation calling it an hour by hour decision. >> they are all good people. >> family members have asked that you continue to send prayers and support. for more information about the seven men that are missing, go to our website at abc7news.com. >>> this weekend we'll hear more than we ever have before about jaycee dugard's kidnapping. in an exclusive with diane sawyer airing in a two-hour special. this morning, diane talked to us about jaycee's incredible spirit. >> she came across poised and strong and talking with clarity how she survived. >> i can't imagine being beaten to death, but you can't imagine being raped. you just do what you have to do to survive. >> the now 31-year-old was only 11 when philip and nancy garrido abducted her. they kept her locked up in the backyard where early who o she was chained

you can see why the bay area will miss out or bay shore will miss out on the warming trend. i'll tell you when the clouds come back. >> i'm you'll. san mateo bridge, traffic is moving well. first reports of an accident on the nimitz in san leandro. details coming up about 6:09. >>> i'm terry mcsweeney in for eric thomas. >> and i'm kristen sze. for more than ten hours the coastguard and several local police agencies have been searching the bay waters and coastline looking for any sign of a missing 62-year-old wind surfer. nick smith joins us live with the very latest on the all night search and how it's expanding. >> right now you are getting a live shot of the coastguard helicopter. i want to see this. i don't want to turn the camera away to show you me. we just saw someone lowered from that helicopter. we think they have found someone. we saw someone come down from the helicopter. that is one of the many pieces of equipment that they are using to expand the search from last night. this search is active and is engaged right now. this search started yesterday. they are looki

a search continues for the seven missing fishermen. their boat capsized and sank off the coast of mexico. most of them were from the bay area. the coast guard says water temperatures were warm and that is raising hope that more survivors will be found. >>> san francisco police searching for a woman who threw bleach right into the face of another woman and hit her with a bottle. that happened on connecticut avenue. last night richmond city council voted to approve a controversial id card. anyone that has lived in richmond 15 of the last 30 days will quaff. >>> happening now the new directer to of the international monetary fund christine lagarde is holding her first news briefing. today is her second day on the fund. she was appointed for a five- year term after the resignation of dominic strauss kahn. previously lagarde was finance of france. >>> the woman's lawyer claims the paper published false and defamatory information about his client to sell newspapers. the paper reported that the woman also worked as a prostitute at the hotel.

let me ask you part of what i may have missed how is she doing? >> i don't have any information -- (breaking up). >> when you look at her how does she seem to be doing? >> i am not a therapist. i am a lawyer. those kinds of questions i think are best left up to the mental health professional. she is been through an incredible traumatic event in her life. a number of them in the last three years we are going to do our best to try to get in a position where she can help her self to try and move forward in life. >> does that mean therapy? does that mean a residential program? how is she going to get the help to heal from the trauma of losing her child by whatever means being in jail, solitary confinement for years facing the death penalty? >> we are looking at all possibilities we have to take into consideration for safety. all of these things are what we are looking at right now. we don't have all of the answers just yet. >> i am not going to ask you where she is but are there specific threats? are you afraid for her physical safety? >> here's what

there was a tension here reno turning to those who are still missing over one hundred still missing and they will be scanning in just a huge search operation will continue all night scanning both the neighboring island thirteen of which are within reasonable distance of those swim ashore and of course the river itself. all right thank you jacob breen greaves reporting there we'll keep you posted as more information becomes available. egypt's prime minister is of value to sack any members of the security forces accused of killing protesters during the uprising that toppled former president hosni mubarak the stabbing comes after thousands of egyptians turned out for the biggest rally in months angered over the slow pace of prosecuting officials and reforms the people say they will keep fighting until they see change artes and he said no is that the scene. egypt's uprising might have ousted president mubarak but to them he's far from gone thousands of people out here on top here they all see different visions of egypt but they join together because the people we've spoken to feel like thei