very serious in their beliefs and very serious when they do go to violence will kill you and our new york minute amazing that this takedown so-called of two were for real and now apparently i don't know maybe it's working or maybe it's not but they think that they can convince texans to be afraid of new yorkers to all right it may have seemed like a little more than a hypocritical annoyance when you saw that local five zero casualty doing fifty five in a thirty five without a siren on or the time you got to making that illegal u. turn to get that to the donut shop a little faster and i apologize for the male pronouns there we know that female police officers can be just as abusive but no matter where you go some members of the police force believe themselves to be members of a privilege class unfortunately there's a lot of your covenants to back up that claim oh rather. a lot of legal precedent that actually effectively makes cops a privileged class all right this time the legal protection granted cops has gone too far today former bay area rapid transit officer johns mesereau walks free in pris

minutes. >>> new york republican led state senate voted tonight to approve gay marriage. >> aye 33 and nay 29. supporters calling it historic step as new york will become the sixth and by far the largest state to legalize same sex marriage. democratic governor andrew cuomo lobbied hard for the bill and promised to sign it into law. >> we reach a new level of social justice this evening. marriage equality. said to the legislators you look at the first word marriage. really about the second word equality. it's really about new yorkers brother and sisters looking at us and saying we want equality.

king from new york, for two minutes. the speaker: the gentleman from new york is recognized for two minutes. mr. king: i thank the gentleman for yielding. at the outset let me i am proud to vote for this rule because it is an open rule and i commend the speaker for doing this. it's a really important step forward i believe in the history of this house. let me say also, very reluctantly, in its current form i would have to vote against final passage of this bill. i say this because we are at a stage now where the homeland security threat level is the highest it's been since september 11. the killing of bin laden as made it worse. we know also from his own records that he's aiming at maritime, he's aiming at mass transit, and he's aiming at our major cities. yet we are cutting each of those programs by 50%. 50% cut. i can speak to new york in that i can tell you we have 1,000 police officers, lower manhattan security initiative, radiation detection, the whole list of programs. every dollar in those programs can be accounted

new york. it's 50 minutes after the hour. let's go around the world to zain verjee live in london.iction appeal is under way. what's going on there? >> it has been pretty dramatic and pretty explosive, ali, it's all centered around this guy, an ivoirian guy, named rudy guede. he got on the stand and testified that amanda knox and her ex-boyfriend did commit the crime. he was also convicted at the killing and was also put at the scene of the crime. when he took the stand, he said it is absolutely true knox was watching all of this. she was in the courtroom. she was pale. afterwards, when he left she got on the stand and said she was really shocked and really anguished and then she said this -- he knows that we were not there. and that we had nothing to do with it. so there are a lot of twists and turns happening in this appeal hear. she continues to maintain her innocence. she's been sentenced to something like 26 years in jail for the murder. the defense team is hoping that when they look again at some of the forensics that were mishandled according to the law there, that it can wo

new york. twenty five minutes past the hour now here in moscow let's get to some of today's world news in print for you and we now are crossed over and check out these live pictures right here on r.t. israeli security forces have reportedly opened fire pro palestinian protesters on the syrian front here killed at least four people injured ten demonstrators stormed the border while marking the forty fourth anniversary of the nine hundred sixty seven middle east war soldiers on high alert in anticipation of possible border breaching protests and a military spokesman said they did fire warning shots it comes a few weeks after violence erupted on israel's borders with syria lebanon and gaza leaving at least thirteen dead and one hundred wounded again these are live pictures right here of the syrian israeli border it appears for the meantime that everything is a form of military control. a bomb has blown up a passenger bus in northern pakistan killing six people and wounding eleven others it's the word of the explosives were detonated by remote controlled i want you to admit it the bombing but the m

new york. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 316, the gentlewoman from new york, ms. hochul, and a member opposed, will each control five minutes of this debate. the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from new york. ms. hochul: i thank the chair. i stand here today to ask one simple question. how will the jobs and energy permitting act of 2007 reduce the cost of gasoline for consumers? this is a -- act of 2011 reduce the cost of gasoline for consumers? the price of gasoline is soaring in our country and across the nation americans are paying too much at the pump. the average gasoline right now is $3.63, up over $1 from a year ago. diesel, which our struggling farmers have to pay, has gone up a dollar in the same time frame. however, as i stated on this floor before, the people in my district are paying much more than that. in the past, western new yorkers have paid some of the highest gas prices in this nation. rising fuel prices have hurt our small businesses. they hurt our farms, and they hurt our families at a time when money is far too scarce. and that is why we must know why -- how the jobs and energy permitting act of 2

and we have been talking about how we will be hearing from the new york congressman anthony weiner here in about 25 minutes speaking from a hotel in new york. >>> i want to go to capitol hill to the congressional correspondent kate bolduan who is i'm sure trying to get in touch with folks from the congressman's office. any luck? >> so far today, no luck at all, brooke. i have reached out personally and multiple times and many of my colleagues have, too, and more than one of the district offices in d.c. and new york and we have gotten no response at all on the latest photos released on the website. released on the big government website by conservative blogger and activist andrew breitbart. >> we are the picture from big government.com, and here it is again, and we cannot confirm the authenticity of the photograph, but nonetheless, this is is the picture, and please continue. >> and of course, brooke. to reiterate, we are not 100% sure and we can't identify the photo that you have, but we don't know if it is anthony weiner, and we will have this pres conference and anthony wen weiner will be holding a press

updating you now on breaking news from a few minutes ago, now word that man, new york congressman weinerwill hold a news conference about 11 minutes from now can the congressman will address the media at 4:00 eastern time, regarding new information that has come in about new pictures that may have been revealed of a man with his shirt off. again, this is in the confirmed but it is the congressman, if it is in, and we will bring you the news conference at the top of the hour 11 minutes from now. authorities in arizona working to tame one of the most wildfires in the state's history. the fire is so big that they are sending smoke across other states. the latest on that up ahead. en . and we've been honored to walk with you to help you get where you want to be ♪ because your moment is now. let nothing stand in your way. len more at keller.edu. to london starts with arthritis pain... and a choice. take tylenol now, and maybe up to 8 in a day. or...choose aleve and 2 pills for a day free of pain. enjoy the flight. or annuity over 10 or even 20 years? call imperial structured settlements. the

new york. >> mitchell: and that is the "cbs evening news." later on cbs, "60 minutes." ks for joining us this sunday evening. i'm russ mitchell, cbs news in new york. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. eood night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org the several citations we've uncovered. >>> a troubling past of the trucking company in the amtrak investigation. >>> a second fatality at a nursing home. of miles >>> celebration of love and happiness and acceptance of yourself. >>> and a parade energized by a law passed thousands of miles away. excitement and unity seen across the bay area today. cbs 5 news at 6:30 is next. i need help selling bread. ♪ i want to sell more crabs. [ male announcer ] you know where you want to take your business. i want to design more buildings. [ male announcer ] in here, small business solutions from at&t can get you there. like the at&t all for less package, starting at just $70 per month, voice plus broadband. it's the at&t network.

longer delays and reporting one hour to hour and 15 minute delyes in new york. is reporting delays of 35 or 45 minutes. newark and la guardia delays because of thunderstorms . heavy traffic. we'll have more when we return. >> in business news sears lays off workers and best buy takes on apple and ama zon. here is bloomburg's debra. >> sears in the process of renergizing the alliance business and lay off divide 00 workers in the k-mart stores . sears will no longer have dedicated staff that focus on big ticket merchandise. they are changing the business model in how k-mart sells apliiance and pepsi is the latest company signaling that it will raise prices of the soft drinks as the economy improves and look at our closing stock market action. higher while the nasdaq is lower. >>> and cloud music service to the u.s. for catch media. best buy cloud will be available on blackberry and android smart phones. that's business in the new york stock exchange. this is after the bell report. >> former labor secretary and us berkeley professor has a video on youtube. he explai

new york. . ms. slaughter: mr. speaker, i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from new york, mr. nadler. ker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. nadler: i thank -- i thank the gentlelady for yielding, mr. speaker. i rise in opposition to the hastings resolution and in support of the rooney resolution. this morning's paper, "new york times" says this is a dangerous resolution because it would allow financing only for american surveillance search and rescue missions, planning and refueling and would halt drone strikes on attack on libyan air defenses. it would damage the american credibility of nato. mr. speaker, i think the nation's credibility, that is to say the promise to go to war, ought to be backed by congress, ought to be damaged. we've been fighting for seven years in a situation where congress has nothing to do about the decision to impto war or not and the president is becoming an absolute monarch. and we must put a stop to that now if we don't want to become an empire instead of a republic. this country was set up to be a reason lick with the basic ques

new york. >> mitchell: and that is the "cbs evening news", later on cbs, "60 minutes." or joining us this sunday evening, i'm russ mitchell. cbs news in new york. the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley begins right here tomorrow night. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> coming up on wjz eyewitness news, something fishy on east village. we'll tell you what's causing the kill. >>> and i'm gigi barnett in hamden. >>> going airborne, an extremely frightening day at extremely frightening day at the playground ,, x8x9x!x(

new york. >> mitchell: and that is the "cbs evening news", later on cbs, "60 minutes." or joining us this sunday evening, i'm russ mitchell. cbs news in new york. the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley begins right here tomorrow night. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org cw

new york. >> mitchell: and that is the "cbs evening news", later on cbs, "60 minutes." or joining us this sunday evening, i'm russ mitchell. cbs news in new york. the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley begins right here tomorrow night. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org memorial outside a san francisco fire h >>> i'm linda yi. a family is gunned down in this neighborhood. their 3-month-old baby shot and killed. >>> paying tribute to falling firefighters. the growing memorial outside a firehouse in morning. >> it gives me a whole new view on humanity. >> and keeping their cause alive 30 years after the first aids diagnosis. thousands of cyclists raise money for awareness. cbs news is next. ,,,,

minutes. around new york and boston, we have thunderstorms as well. and there is delays up to an hour and 45 minutes. the news continues >>> take a look at this, a hunl fire burned near atlanta, giving off clouds of thick, black smoke, authorities say the fire started in an outdoor area alt a company that perfect pro vidz construction materials, cruise say fencing and pipes all burned in the blaze. people were evacuated from the area. the cause of the fire is under investigation and nobody was hurt there. the price of tickets for next month's final shuttle launch are soaring out of this world going for as much as $5,000 apiece on web sites like ebay. nasa selling tickets for $65 tops, talk about price gouging. it's scheduled for july 8th. >> a japanese naval ship has come to san francisco on a goodwill tour to thank the united states after its help after the march 11th earth qai and tsunami. it's docked at pier 27 until friday and it's open to anyone who wants to get a look at the flight deck. the 76 mm rapid fire gun. the ship is a training vessel, ca

new york. coming up to nineteen minutes past the hour let's take a look at some international news for you president johnson's names not will be sent to court for violating the rainy and constitution that's the decision announced by the country's parliament m.p.'s decided the leader acted regally by putting himself in charge of the oil industry after firing the previous minister in a cabinet reshuffle the iranian parliament has repeatedly clashed. over key policy issues increasing pressure on him to quit. the libyan government has lashed out at nato air raids claiming they've killed more than seven hundred civilians since the bombing started in march made a reiterated that its role in to protect libyans from gadhafi is forces and question the figures provided by the libyan government meanwhile the military alliance and its partners are extending their mission for another ninety days after the initial term was expired was to expire rather later this not. renewed clashes between security forces and anti-government protesters in yemen have left forty one people dead overnight in the capital tribal figh

new york. just about twenty minutes past the hour i hear a train or be here shortly with business news but for our some headlines from around the world al qaeda is second in command has become its that's according to our statement allegedly issued by the organization as i hear he is believed to have been the operational brains behind the nine eleven attacks we could go to some of bin laden would continue to terrify the united states from beyond the grave the former leader would secure. by american special forces in pakistan last month. u.s. a congresswoman shot in the head in january has been released from the hospital after recovering up enough to walk and talk again gabrielle giffords still faces daily intensive therapy and may never be able to return to work six people were killed twelve others injured in the arizona shooting that took place during a political rally the man accused of the shooting has been declared mentally unfit to stand trial it's a political. and a hacker group claims to have knocked the central intelligence agency's public web site off line calling itself security appea

this morning's "the new york times" reports that weiner waited until 15 minutes before his news conference nancy pelosi what he was about to reveal. >> she wasn't happy about it. instead of discussing resigning, weiner told pelosi he would not step down. mark marusarz has the latest on the congressman's career crisis. good morning, mike. >>> peggy, daniel, after the fireworks we witnessed, anthony weiner was quiet on tuesday, holed up in his district office in new york city. anthony weiner is the focus of a house ethics investigation. but did he break house rules? one of the women he had a relationship with spoke to abc news. >> how often do you talk? >> we talked, i mean, he, instant message me every day. >> reporter: broussard's phone shows she received a 2 minute call from weiner's official office in new york may 18th. >> i know congressman weiner i wish there was some way i can defend him, but i can't. >> reporter: top republicans are calling for him to resign. donald trump posted his thoughts on youtube. >> the fact is, anthony weiner is a bad guy. he is a psycho. when this came out i

new york, mr. king, for two minutes. the chair: the gentleman from new york, the chairman of the homeland security committee, mr. king, is recognized for two minutes. mr. king: i thank the gentleman from alabama for yielding and let me just say at the outset commend him to for his professionalism and courtesy and also for the effort that he made to preserve to secure the city's program in the homeland security bill. having said that i must oppose the bill in its current form. mr. speaker, mr. chairman, the threat level is the highest in our country since 9/11. that is only increased since the death of osama bin laden. osama bin laden specifically stated, we find in his document, that he wants to attack mass transit, maritime shipping, yet we are reducing mass transit security funding by 50%, we are reducing our port security funding by 50%. we are reducing overall aid for homeland security grants which was the purpose for which the department was created, we're reducing that by 50%. this, i believe, is putting us at risk.

army evidently the arena part nine artsy new york just turning twenty minutes past the hour here in the russian capital you without say the greek prime minister is set to announce the makeup of his new government and seek a vote of confidence in parliament all of this after coalition talks with opposition parties fail george papandreou has been trying to push through more cuts to secure billions of euros in a second you and i m f bailout the plan it sent over twenty five thousand angry people onto the streets of athens on wednesday while unions held the generals. protesters clashed with police who fired tear gas at the demonstrators also threw rocks and petrol bombs there were a number of arrests on interest some of the protesters are trying to block off the parliament to stop m.p.'s from getting in so they can vote on the new austerity plan british m.p. for raj believes the bailout isn't going to help the greek people which is only there to save the banks. one of the reasons that everybody is so determined to keep greece in the euro is so that the banks don't have to take a serious hit

new york. >>> 9 minutes after 8:00, and a cal hiker facing espionage charges in iran will mark his 29th birthday today in jail. friends and family of uc berkeley alum josh fattal plan to fast today to protest his second straight birthday behind bars. he and another man have been -- >>> defense secretary gates is in afghanistan today, meeting with soldiers. the afghan leader has been vocal lately about civilian air strikes. today's security conference is known as the shanggrila dialogue. >>> the town of greer, arizona was given a preevacuation notice today, after one of arizona's largest fires in history grew overnight. the so-called wallow fire pushed north and grew by 15,000 acres, to more than 120,000 acres, making it the third largest fire in state history. >>> around here, obviously the top story is the weather. nobody expected to see this kind of rain in june. >> last week we talked about scattered showers. i don't think anybody's parade or barbecue was ruined. this week, plan on the rain, as it is definitely amounting to a considerable factor across the weekend. we're looking at up to half

new york is a part of the world right now. new york is going to still be new york. just a part of everything else. >> reporter: really? >> yes. >> reporter: then how did this happen? three minutes ago i was wearing a suit. i have no idea how i even got in these. >> good luck, buffalo. you'll need it. >> jon: anarchy. let me tell you this. the marriage equality act passing in new york wasn't the only bit of good news here this weekend. take a look at this. >> up next, setting the record straight about our interview last week with jon stewart. >> jon: yes! finally. ( applause ) let me tell you what's going on. i do an interview with chris wallace. i mentioned fox news viewers were the most consistently misinformed viewers in every poll. politifact said i shouldn't have said every poll. just most. i brought up a 21 lie salute of politifact spot fact checking so i assume that chris wallace now begins the work of apologizing for fox's many false and misleading statements. probably do a blooper show and carry us into the 2014 midterm s with a clear conscious. >> do you believe that fox news is exactly the ideological equivalent... of nbc news. >> i think we're the counterweight. i th

we have wireless cameras, a gym camera at the new york stock exchange. the minute they start trading, hopefully before the enof the move. >> you know what it's estimated to start at? >> 18 but i'll have to look that up. we'll have full coverage if the actual trading begins towards the beginning of the trading day. >> just a few minutes away that bell is going to ring. 6:28, the clock counting down to the state budget deadline. a live report from sacramento is coming up. >>> the heat we're having here, well, it's melting down the sierra snow pack as well creating some spectacular waterfalls. we're going to take you live to yosemite to show you. ing an apparent misug st during gingan apparent mugging in hayward as they were getting off b.a.r.t. we'll have all the details. i >>> welcome back. we are live from the gorgeous yosemite valley. you are looking at a live shot of wonderful half dome. i'm marla tellez. i'm going to explain how the rise in temps is threatening some of this natural beauty coming up in our live report. >>> hayward police are looking for two men t

congressman charlie rangel of new york was a guest on this morning's washington journal. this is 30 minutes> host: new york congressmanonm charlie rangel of new york thene ways and means committee and joint committee on taxation back at the table this morning. >> it's good to be here again. i wanted to get your take on what happened at the white house yesterday in the meeting between the democrats and the president on the debyet ceiling. what was the message? >> guest: it was a real solid ra communication that we recognized that we had a very serious problem the we were not getting much cooperation from slashas te insisting on destroying the medicare program. and, of course, older americans are very concerned. they have no clue about what the substitute would be. we received assurances from the president that the social network of our great country will not be destroyed in order to balance the budget. there were the assurances that we wanted, and this was the confidence that we gave to our president. host: medicare trustees says at the system is set to go bankrupt even earlier than predicte

new york is a part of the world right now. new york is going to still be new york. just a part of everything else. >> reporter: really? >> yes. >> reporter: then how did this happen? three minutes ago i was wearing a suit. i have no idea how i even got in these. >> good luck, buffalo. you'll need it. >> jon: anarchy. ok, people. show me the best way to design a vacation on a budget with expedia. make it work. booking a flight by itself is an uh-oh. see if we can "stitch" together a better deal. that's a hint, antoine. ooh! see what anandra did? booking your flight and hotel at the same time gets you prices hotels and airlines won't let expedia show separately. book it. major wow factor! where you book matters. expedia. let me tell you this. the marriage equality act passing in new york wasn't the only bit of good news here this weekend. take a look at this. >> up next, setting the record straight about our interview last week with jon stewart. >> jon: yes! finally. ( applause ) let me tell you what's going on. i do an interview with chris wallace. i mentioned fox news viewers were the most consistently misinformed viewers in every poll. politifact said i shouldn't have said eve

new york. the empire state now the sixth and largest state to legalize same-sex marriage. after weeks of negotiations and days of last-minute dealing, new york state senators first approved a package of amendments to address religious concerns, then just after 10:30 eastern time they cast their vote on the final bill. >> in relation to calendar 1545, those recording negative are senators ball, bonicek, defrancisco, diaz, farley, flanagan, fuchilo, gal van, golden, griffo, than nen, johnson, lanza, larkin, lavalle, livis, little, marcelino. naziarz -- richey, row back, seward, skelos, young and zeldin. ayes 33, nays 29. >> that was it with a vote of 33-29 it pass the. joining me now is mary snow in albany who has been monitoring the debate all evening long. mary, we did get a sense as the vote approached because of the public statements of at least one republican who had been undecided, he said he was -- he had decided to vote for it. even before the vote was taken there was a sense that this was going to pass. >> reporter: there certainly was, anderson. even throughout the afternoon, what was really the pivotal point is whe

i now yield one minute to the gentleman from new york, mr. grimm, who is a member of the financial services committee. the chair: the gentleman from new york is recognized for one minute. mr. grimm: thank you. i rise today to encourage my colleagues to oppose the schock amendment. a crackdown on low quality business method patents which have weakened the patent system and cost companies and their customers millions of dollars. infamous patent petroleums, people who aggressively try to enforce patents through courts and friendly venues have made business method patents their specialty in recent years. these same patent trolls have funded an elaborate propaganda. let us simply set the record straight, section 18 allows patent experts to re-examine through temporary pilot programs legally questionable business method patents. a problem that the patent office has already said it is ready and willing to tackle. opponents have asserted that the measure would help only the banks. this isn't true. national retail federation and the u.s. chamber of com

new york. cross the world wide for more than ten minutes. for sports news that. you're watching live sports update on r.c.m. here is what's coming up in the next town known as the mavericks pull ahead in the finals against the heat overcoming miami in game five in dallas held by twenty nine points from the great scheme. and. take us a free throw into the quarterfinals at queen's club in london the dolls to the beach instapundit. the world's fastest wrong no you same goal to donates the two hundred meters at the latest a diamond league meeting of all slope. and spartak moscow all fine for the bad behavior of their brows in st petersburg last long also being threatened with having to play a whole match behind closed doors who bears any repeat. let's get started with the n.b.a. finals where the mavericks so just walk away from securing the title after winning game five on their home courts dirk nowitzki instrumental and once again the german had twenty nine points is the ellsberg used some incredible three point shooting throughout the game we brought james left wit

we'll go live to the new york stock exchange in 15 minutes. >>> right now, this news for you.dustry calls it free speech. parents call it protecting their kids. today, the supreme court will decide who is right about banning violent video games in a case that started right here in california. abc7's amy hollyfield is in our newsroom with more. amy? >> reporter: a good debate going on, on hi twit ter feed with dave saying kids can't watch rated "r" movies so forget the first amendment in this case. a bay area mom calls herself little miss petunia says there are also a rating on the video games. that is enough. the state should not have a say. state senator leland yee authored the bill and scheduled a news conference this morning to react to the decision. he says he is cautiously optimistic the judges will "help protect our children from the harmful effect of ultra violent video games." they struck down the law claiming it violates the first amendment free speech rights. lawyers for the state say it's similar to past misguided efforts to protect children from comic book, music a

speaker, i'm pleased to yield a minute to the gentleman from new york, a member of the foreign affairs committee, mr. meeks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized for one minute. mr. meeks: thank you, mr. speaker. today i say that we have an opportunity. the camera of history is rolling. it's watching what we do today. we can authorize the president to continue the limited use of the united states' services working in conjunction with nato today. today, we can show that we're united with our allies. think about what history will have 50 years from now. we have an individual who was going to massacre his individuals, and by us stepping in, working in conjunction with our nato allies, we are saving thousands of lives. what would have taken place? historically if we allowed the annihilation of the libyan people? let's stick together on this. let's look at how this -- how we're together. from its inception this has been an international initiative to enforce u.n. resolution 1973 and the response of the request of libya's transitional national council, the gulf

new york. well today speaker nancy pelosi formally requested an ethics investigation of her own. tonight the "new york times" reports that 15 minutes before the press conference yesterday anthony weiner told leader pelosi in no uncertain terms that he was not going to resign his seat. end of discussion, he said. well, we're still going to discuss it here on "the ed show." let's get to work. >> you can just see former speaker pelosi is furious. >> democrats are mad. republicans are licking their chops. anthony weiner refuses to budge. >> a message to me every day. >> reporter: as weiner's women continue to come out of the woodwork accusations from a porn star that he helped coach her on hiding their activity. tonight we'll find out what his constituents think about all of this. and the gop 2012? tim pawlenty's new plan to shaft the middle class is out. michele bachmann hired a new campaign manager who is already taking shots at sarah palin. good to have you with us tonight. lots to talk about. americans who pay attention to politics know congressman anthony weiner of new york as one of these tough, liberal fighters for the middle cl

speaker, i yield two minutes to my friend and colleague, the gentleman from new york, colonel gibson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized for two minutes. mr. gibson: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman for -- the gentleman from florida for yielding me time to speak today. i've been opposed to this operation in libya from the start. in terms of national security priorities, we should be focuses -- focusing on completing operations in iraq and afghanistan, reorganizing the national secity establishment to more effectively wage counterterrorism operations against al qaeda and resetting the d.o.d. to defend our cherished way of life in a manner consistent for a republic. not an empire. going forward we need to learn from these experiences and exercise more discipline. not getting involved in operations like libya where vital national security interests are not present. we should cease our involvement in libya immediately. i'm supporting this resolution to cut o funds forombat operations. i view this as a good start. but i want to be clear. i will

new york. thank you so much. we are at 42 minutes people need another reason if they already didn't like lebron james, some are saying that he gave them another reason. he said he was having too much fun at another player's expense. it was all caught on tape and then the other player ended up making them pay. >>> also this morning a move to change the dress code for weight lifters carried on the shoulders of a georgia athlete. financing their fleet, sharing our expertise, and working with people who are changing the face of business in america. after 25 years in the aviation business, i kind of feel like if you're not having fun at what you do, then you've got the wrong job. my landing was better than yours. no, it wasn't. yes, it was. was not. yes, it was. what do you think? take one of the big ones out? nah. ♪ now use the best suncare recommended most by dermatologists. neutrogena®, with technologies like helioplex... it provides the highest average spf and unsurpassed uva protection. neutrogena®. get the best. >>> we're bringing i

new york city. in about 15 minutes, a reminder about the serious risks of sharing personal information over social media, and how this unreal world can lead to very real consequences. >>> al-qaeda named a new leader today, it's osama bin laden's long time deputy, ayman al- zawahri. al-zawahri helped plan the 9/11 attacks and many others. he also has a deep hatred of the unite. after an american bombing in afghanistan killed his wife and at least two children. robert gates noted a difference between bin laden and al- zawahri. >> bin laden has been the leader of al-qaeda essentially since its inception. in that particular context, he had a peculiar charisma, that i think al-zawahri does not have. >> there is a $25 million bounty on his head. >>> a college football player from san francisco remains behind bars tonight, following his arrest at san francisco international airport. desean marman faces several charges, after police say he refused to pull up his pants at the request of the flight crew. he was boarding a u.s. airways flight to albuquerque. he was asked to pull down his pants. when he sat down in

minutes to mr. nadler of new york. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized for two minutes. mr. nadler: thank you. thank you. i thank the gentleman for yielding. the gentleman from virginia earlier said that the kucinich resolution would tie the president's hands. yes, it would. the whole point of the constitution is to tie the president's hands. the president not this particular president, any president, must not have the power to commit this country to war on its own authority without the concurrence of congress. that is the point of the constitution. george washington said the constitution vested the power of declaring war in congress. therefore no expedition can be undertaken until they shall have deliberated upon the subject and authorized such a measure. abraham lincoln said they resolved to so frame the constitution that no one man should hold the power of bringing this oppression upon us. that's what this really does. eefer the last 60 years since -- over the last 60 years since world

congress. [ cheering and applause ] >> weiner made the announcement during a five minute public statement in his new york city congressional district. he did not take any questions. it comes after weiner last week admitted he sent lewd photos and inappropriate messages to several women. in just a few minutes we'll go live to washington d.c. for the reaction there to congressman weiner's resignation. >>> back at home san francisco police right now are looking for suspects in a shooting that critically injured an innocent bystander this morning. the incident happened about 7:30 on sixth street in the south of market area. ktvu's kraig debro joins us live with what police are now saying led up to the violence. good afternoon, kraig. >> reporter: good afternoon. still police presence here after a few hours lot of places evidence could have been tossed. locals call this neighborhood sixth street because it is on sixth street between howard and mission. people live here but it's not the kind of place you take your kids to play. gang members proving it's not always safe to walk the streets here in broad dayligh

take you back in new york stock exchange in 16 minutes. >> it is 6:30.those baggy pants are a fashion statement among teenagers but it's considered inappropriate attire by an airline and led to the arrest of a college football. he is sitting in the san mateo county jail. he was kicked off a plane at sfo for refusing to pull up his pants. terry mcsweeney joins us live from the county jail with the story. he did not want to pull them up? >> didn't want to pull them up that led to some other things. now 20-year-old deshon marman is here on the jail on $11,000 bail with a court appearance this afternoon. he is facing charges of battery and resisting arrest and trespassing. take a look at deshon marman. you have pictures, he is a football player and student at the university of in time in the time. he boarded a jet to go back and he was wearing his pants below his buttocks. and he was asked to pull up his pants. he was asked again and again and refused each time. >> at that time they made a citizen's arrest of the passenger and the passenger was asked by the

new york city. in about 15 minutes, a reminder about the serious risks of sharing personal information over social media, and how this unreal world can lead to very real consequences. >>> al-qaeda named a new leader today, it's osama bin laden's long time deputy, ayman al- zawahri. al-zawahri helped plan the 9/11 attacks and many others. he also has a deep hatred of the unite. after an american bombing in afghanistan killed his wife and at least two children. robert gates noted a difference between bin laden and al- zawahri. >> bin laden has been the leader of al-qaeda essentially since its inception. in that particular context, he had a peculiar charisma, that i think al-zawahri does not have. >> there is a $25 million bounty on his head. >>> a college football player from san francisco remains behind bars tonight, following his arrest at san francisco international airport. desean marman faces several charges, after police say he refused to pull up his pants at the request of the flight crew. he was boarding a u.s. airways flight to albuquerque. he was asked to pull down his pants. when he sat down in

we'll go live to the new york stock exchange in 15 minutes.- investors feel about things today. >>> it's 6:30. we have other numbers for you. >> we were close to three digits ourselves yesterday. how about today? >> the numbers are trending downward. >> 100 degrees there. 90 in the peninsula. 75 in san francisco. 58 in oakland -- 85 in oakland. clouds and cooling along the coast. the temperatures will drop from 7 degrees in concord, 8 in santa rosa. san francisco is 11 degrees cooler. beginning of three days of cooler weather. talk about the 90s out of here in a minute with the full forecast. karina has news. >>> thank you, mike. #:31 now. hours from now we should know more about how bryan stow is doing on his recovery from a brutal beating outside dodger stadium. he has been in a coma since the march 31 attack in the dodger stadium parking lot following a giants-dodgers game. he is now at san francisco general hospital. the main suspect in the case, giovanni ramirez will spend ten months in custody but only for a parole violation. the l.a. co

discussed for the first time behind closed doors at the united nations that story from new york coming up in a few minutes. russia's envoy to libya meantime says it's clear both gadhafi government on the opposition see talking not fighting is the only way to end the country's civil war. and britain's growing atomic appetite believes experts to worry over a possible nuclear nightmare in which terrorists target the country's energy facility. also in our business and while is up more than two dollars a barrel as opec decides to leave production levels unchanged join me in twenty minutes time from a. very good evening from moscow it's ten pm wednesday night and now you're watching the artsy international news channel with me kevin now in first france and britain to put forward a draft resolution to be u.n. security council later wednesday condemning the syrian government's crackdown on govern stray sions the u.k.'s prime minister announced a move in response to months of violent unrest against president assad's rule that is one important as across the latest developments in new york for us tonight. what is ex

i personally wasn't -- >> if you weren't, maybe nobody was. >> it would have taken five minutes for the new york star ledger only five minutes away to watch the search, and the search went on all day. but you want to -- >> yes, keep going. >> so the christie spin is this. a, the federal government doesn't work this way, we don't conspire to damage candidates or aid campaigns. b, cases are taken could down wn they're taken down and this case was, basically, an armed invasion of the metro area with more than 300 irs and fbi agents plus a dozen prosecutors. you don't just do that on a whim based on some political date on the calendar. and the most overarching piece of evidence, the pro-christie people say is you need to go inside and understand why it was timed that way. what was going on in the investigation. look at the investigation. and so in the jersey sting we actually dissect the investigation to be able to explain exactly what was happening in terms of time. >> one of the things that you point out is that a federal judge in this trenton who was overseeing dwick's bankruptcy was pounding on

we'll take you back to the new york stock exchange in 15 minutes for an update. >> speaking of jobs,t may lose hundreds more officers after contract talks broke down with the financially strapped city missing a deadline. the threat looms even though they have a spike in the murder rate. amy hollyfield has the latest. >> reporter: the number of murders is going up just as the number of police officers on the streets is going down significantly, without a contract. city leaders expect to see 278 police officers laid off, contract talks broke down yesterday which was the deadline to get in the city's budget. both sides were disappointed a deal could be reached. they couldn't agree on pension reform. the city is trying to close $115 million deficit so layoffs were going to happen at the police department no matter what. but the deal, they were looking at 122 layoffs now there will be 278. the city can still order both sides to try again before they make the layoffs official but as of right now there is no deal because terrible timing. here in san jose there has been 11 murders compared t

whether the fed will continue the loose money policiless and we'll take you back to the new york stock exchange in 15 minutested to give a statement after declaring the case of a missing student in hayward is now a murder investigation. they have exclusive video of the apartment of one person of interest. amy hollyfield is live in the hayward police department. >> yeah, kristen, they are paying a lot of attention to a former close friend of michelle le. police investigators searched the home of giselle estaban yesterday and visited her apartment the day after le's disappearance. estaban said she hates michelle for stealing her husband but had nothing to do the disappearance. estaban went to her parent's home in san diego. police have not named her or anyone as a suspect. but they do think it is a murder case. >> we realize it is the worst possible news that michelle's family and friends and everyone who has been looking for her would want to hear. >> le was last seen a little over two weeks ago in kaiser hospital where she was working as a nursing student. she was going to her garage to get things out of the

we will take you back live to the new york stock exchange in 15 minutes. see how things are opening. >>> back here, the faa is investigating the crash of a -- the cause of a crash of a small plane while it was on final approach to the palo alto airport. you are looking at live pictures from sky7-hd of the plane. and how it ended up. this happened about 8:30 last night. all three people on board the single engine cessna managed to walk away. one did complain of back pain. the witness says the small plane lost power as it came in for landing. as you can see, it flipped over on impact. but apparently did not catch fire. it remains completely intact. again, all three people on board survived. the plane had taken off from concord's buchanan airport. >>> well, the long parking nightmare is almost over. at the south bay's mineta san jose international airport. two new parking lots opened today easing confusing scramble over finding an open spot and making your flight. the two things could be mutually exclusive down there. john alston is live at minetta with more.

speaker, i'm pleased to yield a minute to the gentleman from new york, a member of the foreign affairsmeeks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized for one minute. mr. meeks: thank you, mr. speaker. today i say that we have an opportunity. the camera of history is rolling. it's watching what we do today. we can authori the president to continue the limited use of the united states' services working in conjunction with nato today. today, we can show that we're united with our allies. think about what history will have 50 years from now. we have an individual who was going to massacre his individuals, and by us stepping in, working in conjunction with our nato allies, we are saving thousands of lives. what would have taken place? historically if we allowed the annihilation of the libyan people? let's stick together on this. let's look at how this -- how we're together. from its inception this has been an international initiative to enforce u.n. resolution 1973 and the response of the request of libya's transitional national council, the gulf cooperation counci