byrd, and i think you may have driven him up, nick, drove up on his own with nick, to that church. he stood outside for the better part of an hour in a driving rainstorm, where the temperature was below 32. when my brother saw him and asked him to come in, he said no. he wouldn't displace anyone. he stayed there for the entire service. when the service was over, he got in the vehicle and he drove back. never attempting to be noticed. never seeking, as mike casey's wife uses a, the real measure of generosity, would you do it if no one ever knew you did it? well, robert c. byrd did that. i was appreciative of what he did, but i quite frankly didn't understand until a couple of years later. i was in his office, and behind his desk was a huge booth in bronze. it was michael's boot, his grandson's boot. and all of a sudden it came so crystal clear to me who this guy was. i had known him, but i understood immediately what he was about. for him, it was all about family. it was not just erma, his beloved wife of 69 years. and it was not just his daughters and his grandchildren, great-grand

nick, what could the fallout from this leak be? >> reporter: i think as you heard martha say, the u.s. believes the fallout is pretty unequivocal. the national security adviser says it not only puts soldiers at risk, it threatens national security. speaking anonymously one is, quote, repulsed by it. it is putting soldiers' lives at risk.se that t there is a sense there's nothing new. it may be the saving grace, despite this massive leak and unprecedented view into the afghan insurgency and pakistan. much of this is nothing new. we knew the difficulties the u.s. has had with the afghan taliban, in terms of it getting stronger. a lot of the documents simply display how strong they've become. the region may prove the most interesting reaction. as martha reported already, pakistan says it doesn't reveal the realities on ground. some pakistani officials on background are even more angry. they're questioning the timing of this leak and wonder if it's actually directed at them, given the media coverage is about pakistan's role in afghanis

he's he was tiny nicks circled here in this photo. they're easily fixed by grinding about.sn't know the number that have been found the state so were the low double digits. they've all been repaired. the concern is the knicks could be a precursor to cracking. this is and he sees jobs good one and he explains. >> investigation into the crack into the high bar that was discovered last september indicates bacharach may have started as a small nick or cut and exacerbated by the force of the wind. >> the nbc stresses the bay bridge is safe and future failures are not likely. the abundance of caution to the bay area toll authority committee has come up with a plan to pay an engineering firm of million dollars to come up with designs to prevent future cracks. those designs include devices which you see here called dampers which are sort of shock absorber is which could reduce when vibrations on the bridge. it also includes a plan for designed for a quick aside or fix. a full told a story will vote july 28th. the ftc says drivers have every reason to feel safe on the eastern span.

>> nick schifrin with those brand-new numbers.anks, nick. >>> and june marked a grim milestone for the army. a record number of troops killed themselves last month. 21 of the suicides were among active-duty troops. and 11 among national guard or reserve. the army has now produced a new video, raising awareness about suicide that will be shown to soldiers. >>> more fear and outrage from utah's hispanic community, over a list claiming to have the names of 1,300 illegal immigrants. utah officials say there's evidence the database was breached to get the information. the print-out was mailed to the news media, and police, calling for the people to be deported. >> the immigration debate has reached a new level. that level is, we're going to hunt you. we're going to go after you. we know where you live. >> it looks like everyone on the list sought help from the utah workforce services. intentionally releasing private records could be punishable by fines and jail time. >>> mel gibson's custody battle is playing out behind closed doors. g

. >> it is a nick in the steele. >> cal tran has found nick that is can lead to another crack. >> you can see them. the indication itself is not a crack. it is an opportunity, like a small crack in a windshield to grow into a crack. >> cal trans is grinding the nicks away, they say it eliminates the danger. what about the wind threat? they have decided to spend a million dollars, to design a system to keep them still it is called a damper system. >> they counter act. >> engineers will design a device that can quickly repair a cracked eye bar, just in case. >> they wi project is likely to expensive. part of that decision is that span of the bay bridge will be replaced with a new one in just three years. >>> thank you, jean. peaceful protest, repraised by images of lawlessness. oakland unmasks the looters. tonight, citizens have a way to respond to the vandalism. stacy is live with the story, cops need help. >> reporter: one week later, all is quiet here. it was a totally different story before. tonight, photos of the looters and the vandals. they are getting a strong reaction. >> peopl

nick watt, abc news, london. >> yay, bruno and nick.ht, a eggs story from the gulf that made us smile. remember the sea turtle eggs carries so carefully to safety?first the first turtles hatched, and tonight, the tiny turtles have made their way into the waters muc of the atlantic, off the coast they of florida. they are safe. >>> hope you have a wonderful night and that we see you right back here tomorrow. until then, good night. >>> next at 6:00 nurses giving whitman campaign a hnly dose of grief. why they converged on the mansion today. >> in sacramento state board of education declared an emergency today because students in california low lowest-performing schools are at risk of serious harm. >> warriors sold for a record price but not to the man nearly everyone thought would win the bidding war. >> and east bay crewy yaitd a newest dance craze. how traj can i inspired them. >> good evening, california's largest nurses union is taking center stage tonight in the race for governor. >> a thousand members demonstrated in front of the h

now small nicks are showing up in in the same place. what caltrans plans to do about it coming up. >>> while christie watches the bay bridge i'll watch the san mateo bridge. we have an incident on the peninsula. i'll let you know about your morning commute. >>> good friday morning. thanks for joining us. >> straight up 5:00. it's a thank god it's friday morning. >> meteorologist is here with a look at another warm day on tap. >> one thing that has change sd moisture coming up out of southern california. thunder later today. temperaturewise, not much change from yesterday around the bay area. mid 90s inland, livermore, maybe toward tri-valley. 90 in san jose. 67 today around san francisco. brent? >>> thanks. in a few hours apple may bite back. it is expected to defend its iphone 4 despite difficulties that consunersumers are having leading it. we'll have coverage all day long. this morning he's live in cupertino. scott, are consumers going to get anything out of that this morning what do you expect from a until. >> expect an apology nece

troops and others, larry. >> larry: is all this new to you, nick? >> you know, a lot of this we've heard before. one analyst put it this way to me. he said, this is old bad news at a new bad time. what he means is we've heard a lot of this before, but it comes at a very, very difficult moment. some of these allegations, the allegations of pakistani intelligence services, aiding the taliban, we've heard details about that before. we've heard details, speculation that the civilian death toll is much higher than has been initially reported. but it's the timing that it comes at, when there are so many questions about the war in afghanistan, and it is in the granular detail in all these documents that people are only now just beginning to go through that you learn and see the real detail ans contrast on what we're toll publicly and what apparently is going on behind the scenes. the granular details that says citizens were killed in operations. there's no follow-up for. it's in those details that perhaps are the most striking things that we learned, larry

abc's nick schifrin is in kabul, afghanistan, with the latest. nick?> reporter: for the second straight day, the military says it's "throwing every asset in its inventory to try and find these two navy personnel." but it's still not clear what they were doing driving alone at night. the two navy personnel were driving through the southern gateway to kabul where insurgents control wide pockets of land, especially at night. the men left kabul friday afternoon driving an armored suv and stopped at a bazaar and continued on when insurgents launched an ambush. residents say the insurgents tried to take the troops alive but the americans fought back and in the end were overwhelmed and captured. the incident shows how strong insurgents in the area still are despite thousands of u.s. troops, and it shows how dangerous it is to work for the u.s. and the afghan government. >> every time they can capture or kill americans, every time they can create a new message on the internet or a new videotape, that's part of a massive propaganda effort. >> i'm a prisoner. i

. >> nick schifrin is live in kabul this morning. >> reporter: a busy day. good morning, rob. good morning, vinita. afghan president, hamid karzai, has viewed the that his hope t security forces will be able to take control of security in the country in five years. but he never used the date 2014. that is now the date that he hopes that his police, his army, can take control of all 34 provinces across the country. that is a very ambitious goal. afghans here widely think of the police as corrupt. and the army here is not ready or large enough to really take control of security. but nonetheless, the u.s. is definitely hoping that the afghans can hit that date. u.s. troops, obviously, would begin to be coming home and take a more training role when that day hits. >> nick, there has been discussion about who is to blame for the fragile security situation in that country. >> reporter: yeah. the afghan government has long wanted the u.s. and international community to admit that some of its decisions here, some of its -- the way that it's spent some of its money, has not been very e

asleep, nick? >> that is right. it happened about 2:00 a.m. so they were jolted awake by the collision. 99, highway 99 in fresno is shut down for hours and hours. it has since reopened. and as we pan back across, you can see the bus, it is up there on the tow truck, covered with the black tarp. finally ready to be hauled away. about 10 hours after impact. chp calls it one of the worst crashes in recent mem rism the front of the greyhound bus obliterated africa reasoning off the road and slamming into a eucalyptus tree. >> i wonder if i can get off the bus. >> reporter: most of the 35 passengers on the sacramento- bound bus were asleep when it happened around 2:00 a.m. those who were not taken away on stretchers or worse stood on the off-ramp holding their bags hardly believing their eyes. >> i'm just wondering, i'm going to be okay, if i'm going to pass out, if i'm getting ready to die or what. it was just hard. but when i really looked and seen the bus there, it was horrible. >> reporter: the horr

the united states -- nick leggett stood in for david cameron, who was this a thenick c -- nick clegg stood in for david cameron, who was visiting the united states. . >> we also send our deepest condolences to their family and friends whose own courage and dignity, like so many others who have lost loved ones in afghanistan, is truly inspiring. >> mr. speaker, i am sure the whole house will accept our condolences. mr. speaker, they have been building schools for the future program. this big concerns communities who have lost as much needed investment counselors in some of those areas feel they are losing. will the deputy prime minister go forward with much needed investment by this government's action? >> of course i understand his concern about schooling in his constituency. we should be under no illusion that the building schools of the future program would have have to be cut. it is the labor government that cut capital invest. they did not tell people what that would mean. it was a program that was not effectively done. of course, there are new ways that capital investment contin

nick schifrin is in kabul. we begin with john hendren in washington. >> reporter: good morning. most of the tens of thousands of documents are what's called raw intelligence submitted by junior officers. but u.s. intelligence, as well as everyone else are now sifting through them. this flood of documents was written through january 2004 to january 2009. underfunded and undersupported, despite a taliban insurgency at that growing strongerer and fiercer. the white house immediately condemned the leak saying those conditions were exactly why the president announced a new strategy and a troop surge this year. still, the white house is struggling to stem the damage. >> it will create a lot of tension. the national security adviser

. >> it's a nick in the steel. >> reporter: nicks that can lead to another crack. >> you could see a small indication in several of the i-bars. indication itself is not a crack. but it is an opportunity like a small crack in your windshield to eventually grow and propagate into a crack. >> reporter: cal tran is grinding the nicks away. they say that limb nates the tanker. but what about that wind stress? the bay area toll authority has decided to spend one million dollars to have ty lynn engineering to help design the i-bars. >> they counter act whatever wind movement might allow these long slender diagonals to move. >> reporter: engineers will design a device that will quickly repair a cracked i-bar, just in case. >>> two alleged killers caught on camera. the police want you to take a good look at the two men, suspected in adeadly shooting in november. the men were driving a black suv caught in a mall surveillance video. take a look at the picture. investigators say it had extremely dark tinted windows and crehrome rims. >>> students say parents in the lowest performing schools in t

our nick schifrin is in kabul tonight. nick? >> reporter: sharyn, just a few miles south of me there is a massive manhunt with helicopters and troops who have fanned out to search for two of their own. it's not clear what two navy personnel were doing driving alone at night, but they found themselves in the middle of a district that is virtually controlled by the taliban. in the last year, thousands of troops have surged into the southern gateway to kabul. but there aren't enough troops to be everywhere, and the taliban control large pockets of land. the two navy personnel found themselves in one of those areas after leaving kabul on friday afternoon. they drove in an armored land cruiser into the district of charkh. they stopped at the bazaar and continued on when sergeants launched an ambush and tried to take the troops alive but the americans fought back. residents say in the end the two americans were overwhelmed and taken by local insurgents. the u.s. called local reporters and promised to pay $50,000 for information leadin

byrd, and i think you may have driven him up, nick, drove up on his own with nick, to that church.the better part of an hour in a driving rainstorm, where the temperature was below 32. when my brother saw him and asked him to come in, he said no. he wouldn't displace anyone. he stayed there for the entire service. when the service was over, he got in the vehicle and he drove back. never attempting to be noticed. never seeking, as mike casey's wife uses a, the real measure of generosity, would you do it if no one ever knew you did it? well, robert c. byrd did that. i was appreciative of what he did, but i quite frankly didn't understand until a couple of years later. i was in his office, and behind his desk was a huge booth in bronze. it was michael's boot, his grandson's boot. and all of a sudden it came so crystal clear to me who this guy was. i had known him, but i understood immediately what he was about. for him, it was all about family. it was not ust erma, his beloved wife of 69 years. and it was not just his daughters and his grandchildren, great-grandchildren, all of whom a

nick schifrin is joining us from kabul with details. >> reporter: good morning. that's right, hillary clinton i. what she's doing is unveiling $i $500 million in development projects. the hope is if the u.s. can win points with the pakistani people and the pakistani military and the pakistani government can go after militants in afghanistan. it's those militants who have made afghanistan more violent ever ever, increasing security fears. >> reporter: in the afghan capital, police are gearing for a fight. hillary clinton an and her counterparts from 50 countries have arrived here. and the city is on edge. the major general is responsible for keeping kabul safe. the enemies of afghanistan will do their best to show the international community there is no peace or security, he says. those enemies succeeded. the suicide bomber killed three people here. the remnants of the bomber or the victims remained on this street long after the attack. this will give you a sense of the scene of a suicide explosion. over there, there's body parts from the suicide bomber, we won't

. >>> the british national party leader nick griffin has been denied entry to buckingham palace garden party. he was due to attend the event thursday afternoon. palace officials said he had abused his political invitation for overt political purposes. >> all dressed up, know where to go. nick griffin, now an elected member of the european parliament, was invited for tea with queen, but he was barred from buckingham palace after he made it public, very public. >> the palace had made it very clear they will not discriminate against any elected m.p. and it is the proper thing to do. >> the palace make clear they would keep him away, but they could not keep him away from the microphone. >> i was invited as elected member of european parliament because i have the backing of the people. it is more symbolic now that they have decided to keep me out. it down in the unlikely event he wanted to, he cannot go quietly. one of them was bundled away by minders. >> apologize, you government howard! -- new government coward! >> despite the palace concerns, would they have minded mingling with a leader

you were telling me backstage your character's name was nick? >> yeah.of mine. and he comes up to me and he's like, "you know why i named your character nick?" and i'm thinking, "oh, my god. i'm a filmmaker, i'm an actor. i'm about to get a little piece of advice. i'm going to remember, why does he name the characters what he names them." and he goes, "do you know why i named your character nick?" and i said, "no." he goes, "easy to type." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: classic woody allen. that is so classic woody allen. "easy to type." [ applause ] you also, before that even, you worked on music videos. right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: as a production assistant? >> i did everything. i wanted to make movies, so i worked production assistant on music videos, commercials and stuff. i worked on a mariah carey music video. i worked on -- >> jimmy: are they fun, to do those music videos? >> no, they're chaos. everything always seems like it comes together at the last second. they're like, "mariah's in town. we're making the video tonight." and it's so funny because i was f

our nick schifrin made his way to the scene where the wreckage is scattered far and wide. >> reporter: we traveled toward the site of the destruction where generations of pakistanis have been killed. ashfan lost her whole family. "how would i know it would be our last good-bye," he says. this will give you a sense of the difficulties of getting to this crash site. it's now eight hours since the crash and that black spot there is part of the crash and rescue workers are just now getting to it. this is how they got to the site. a two to three-hour climb through the margallah hills. what they saw was horrific. "it was a scene out of doomsday," he tells us. "may god never show it to anyone else." >> and that was nick schifrin reporting from the scene in pakistan. >>> still ahead on "world news," the new way to save a life. what you don't do can make all the difference. dr. besser shows us. >>> and, honoring a dream thwarted by racism. watch this. ♪ it's a pretty big deal. heartburn that keeps coming back? then you're ready for new zegerid otc. zegerid otc is the first 24-hour treatment ev

two hundred thirty five because in more developed markets the figure is two or three times greater nick pool business. than just the united football club is the most valuable franchise in sports that's according to forbes magazine they english premier league giant topped a list of the world's most valuable teams compiled by the big. journal forbes estimated manchester united to be worth one point eight four billion dollars with the national football league's dallas cowboys in second place one point six five billion dollars but even so my just united currently has around one of billion dollars worth of debt. and that's all the business use for now but of course i'll be back at my update the next event. to. ensure sailors call it the sea canary due to its high pitched. this moment now in this highly communicative. what's it trying to say. i'm coming to code to china which. most. secret so good. they faced this is not a prohibition but more and. pay for it and we should say it's never said you should disapprove retraced recently they have no idea about the hardships the face to. face one i

hi, nick. >> reporter: good morning, rob and meg.lent, most deadly month of the war for u.s. troops in nearly nine years of war. and it's no coincidence that as that violence increases in afghanistan against u.s. troops, americans back home are beginning to question the war. there's a real fundamental question of the war. support for the war has dropped from 52% just last december to 43% now. just to give you some perspective, that rating does seem to be tied to violence. 42% believe the war in iraq is worth fighting. that may not seem like a good number but it's up 8 points in the last few years. there's one more measure about how people feel about the war. about half of all americans say both wars, both in iraq and afghanistan, have improved long-term security. u.s. officials admit that is a weak number, given that the u.s. has spent more than $1 trillion in iraq and afghanistan, and more than 5,500 troops have been killed in both wars. the fact is that as far as the war in afghanistan is concerned u.s. commanders admit that the ne

our nick schifrin is in kabul. >> reporter: in eastern afghanistan, u.s. troops are desperate to find two of their own. in the air, and on the ground, the u.s. searches everywhere. posters with the missing navy men's faces hang at checkpoints. "this american troop is missing," it reads. "reward for his return, $20,000." "the search is still ongone," said the local government spokesman. "but we still don't have any clues of where they are." the taliban say they know. a spokesman claims insurgents got into a fire fight with the men and killed one of them, then took the survivor to a, quote, safe place. the u.s. says it can't confirm that. >> it is a reminder of both the dangers, as well as the care, with which we must take in terms of executing the totality of the mission here. and we will do all we can. >> reporter: the two navy personnel left kabul down this road into logar province. it's an example of security deteriorating here. we're only a few miles from downtown kabul, but this is as far as i can go down this road. beyond me, the risk of kidnapping an

crews are finding nicks on the i-bars, nicks that can lead to cracks. they are grinding the nicks away to eliminate the danger. >>> last september an i-bar crash owed the eastern span of the bay bridge. the problem led to a bring closure and commute chaos. the span will be replaced with a new one in 2013. >>> oakland police are asking for your help in identifying people who took over city streets after the mehserle trial verdict. good samaritans took pictures an sent them to police hope that the looters and vandals get caught. police have posted those pictures on their website. one man is seen leaving a foot locker with what looks like boxes of stolen goods. and another is smiling with what looks like a handful of toiletries. neighbors tell us the trial is about justice for oscar grant and not a reason for people to come to oakland and loot. >>> another bay area city is gearing up for another rally over the mehserle verdict. we will tell you where and how coming up in ail lit later in the newscast. >>> the people responsible for death of a fairfield cit

team members, matt, tyler, nick, josh, dylan, robbie, justin, scott, ryan, phillip, nick, robbie, josh, kobe, robert, evan, jay ford and charlie nicholas played with great determination and heart throughout the tournament weekend to come from behind in the semifinals to beat defending state champion local rival to earn a spot against tampa in the finals. it was a hard-fought see-saw scoring battle with the score tied 11-11 at the end of the fourth quarter. josh stoffer scourd the game-winning goal. i'm proud to congratulate the bucks and the coach on their first of i'm sure many state championships. go bucks and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas rise? without objection. . ms. jackson lee: the american with disabilities act was designed in 1990 with a bipartisan approach to implement laws that would provide a clear and comprehensive national mandate for the elimination of discrimination against individuals with disabilities. why did we wait so long? and how grand it is to be ab

nick was the project architect. i am pushing the wrong button. this is affordable housing as city repair. it is on a prominent site. that is the gateway to jackson square to the north and north beach to the west. the site is were two interesting parts of san francisco history intersect. the typical pattern of small lots up and down is the pattern to the west. east and north, there is a completely different pattern, which was originally warehousing and manufacturing for the port, and is now office buildings for most of the block. our design, which is very different from the drawings on the screen. i suggest you look up the ones on the screen. a design this shift in context that occurs on the eastern si de and a vertical element on the right side. this strategy presents a variance request in the planning code, which do not anticipate bob demands of the site. -- anticipate the demands of the site. the articulation of the building in several spaces does not literally follow it as written in the code. the view looking up broadway. then it turns the co

i would also like to thank my dear friend nick casey for being here. nick was the last appointment that our beloved senator robert c. byrd had made to the u.s. district court. and nick, you're going to make a great judge, a great judge. and we're so proud of you. we're hoping that maybe that will speed things up a little bit? >> couldn't urt. -- hurt. >> thank you for being here. i want you to look at the people represented, hard working people all over the state of west virginia. thank you, kenny and larry and all of you, so many for being here, from the business people from the large to small businesses, but from our most wisest of all of the people in west virginia, ruth. thank you, honey. all of you who represent the children and sometimes don't have a choice. and those who can't really fend for themselves. if the legislature thank you so much. i hope that you're proud of the process that we've gone through the way we've basically honored our late senator. with that we're going to open up for some questions from the media, if they would. just direc

nick schifrin is joining us this morning from kabul.. good morning, rob. this conference for the first time used a year to describe when the afghan security forces will be able to take over, that is 2014. now, president karzai here in afghanistan has said something similar to that, hoping that his forces would be able to take security in the next five years. this is the most concrete commitment that afghanistan has made to be able to transition to its own forces. that means u.s. forces and the other international coalition forces here will be able to step into the background, into a more training role. it is a very optimistic goal. the police here remain a very corrupt force and seen as such by the afghan people. and the army here remains too small and too weak to really take over security. nonetheless, u.s. is hoping that this will turn into a date that everybody is looking forward to and everybody works towards so that u.s. troops can slowly begin to move out of the country beginning next summer. now, just one more note about this con

byrd, and i think you may have driven him up, nick, drove up on his own with nick, to that church.etter part of an hour in a driving rainstorm, where the temperature was below 32. when my brother saw him and asked him to come in, he said no. he wouldn't displace anyone. he stayed there for the entire service. en the service wasover, he got in the vehicle and he drove back. never attempting to be noticed. never seeking, as mike casey's wife uses a, the real measure of generosity, would you do it if no one ever knew you did it? well, robert c. byrd did that. i was appreciative of what he did, but i quite frankly didn't understand until a couple of years later. i was in his office, andbehind his desk was a huge booth in bronze. it was michael's boot,his grdson's boot. and all of a sudden it came so crystal clear to me who this guy was. i had known him, but i understood immediately what he was about. for him, it as all about family. it was not just erma, his beloved wife of 69 years. and it was not just his daughters and his grandchildren, great-grandchildren, all of whom are in our pr

the pilot gets out in the nick of time. >> leigh: behind me you can see our high definition sutro cam. the low clouds and fog moving inland. you can also see in the background there, mount diablo. we're going enter into a cooling trend. we take a look at the seven-day >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> alan: north korea is vowing to respond with nuclear deterrents if u.s. military exercises go on as scheduled. authority korea routinely threatens war when south korea ask the u.s. hold joint military drills. >>> a massive search is underway in afghanistan for two missing u.s. navy service members. nato says they drove away from their compound in kabul yesterday and never returned. an official says they may have been killed or capture ud -- captured by the taliban. july is on track to become the deadliest month in the war in afghanistan for americans. >>> veterans from the afghanistan and iraq wars were celebrated at the oakland a's game today. iraq veteran had the honors of throwing out the first pitch of the game. got to share a special moment with his f

nick sherman, mark shelley, richard ellis, michael hughes, elizabeth colbert, simon winchester. i have been calling a lot of people and asking a lot of questions. thank you to my studio assistance. in sound and media, we have carolyn chadwick, raymond chavez, alex chadwick. my media coordinator, luc d ubious. they've given us a much of their time and brilliance to work with us to help in the final character of the media and also pentagram and management. i have to think what wall of foundries -- i have to thank walal walla foundries. what is missing? it begins with an accounting of what we are losing as we watch. in terms of species and habitat loss and i hope it provokes more a sense of wonder at what this planet is capable of and still could return to. this is a beginning. let's imagine this as a portal. we have begun to think of this as listening to the earth. me will be able to connect to the president. we see all the things that are being accomplished. we can also see into the future and by 2000 12th, we will start with the clean paint for the future. -- and by 2012, we wil

nick has the report. >> conrad black, the day he was sentenced to six years in jail. among the evidence that helped to convict him, security camera pictures showing him carrying boxes of documents away from his own offices. >> shareholders said that he was stealing from the company. he has found a way to discover the u.s. law in which he was partially convicted was unconstitutional. the genius of conrad black, irrepressible in the climb up the mountain. >> his career began here at the old daily telegraph building. he took control and successfully revamped it. the telegraph became the centerpiece for what was the world's third largest newspaper. >> he renounced his canadian citizenship so that he could accept. >> conrad black, the right trusted. >> while some admired his achievements, many found it arrogant and extravagant. an apartment in new york, expensive houses in london and florida. some said that he was living in billionaires' like stale on a millionaires -- lifestyle on a millionaire's salary. he spent the last two years in this florida jail and today was freed

only three of the schools have fully automated detection nicks, and -- systems and most schools do not have sprinklers the classrooms. >> carolyn: that's a report of a possible leak in the oil well. possible methane were found near the well. b.p. put a cap on the well, finally stopping the gushing oil. it now hopes to leave the cap in place until crews can permanently kill the leak. the federal government wants to siphon the oil to tankers on the pressure to relieve some pressure on the well. >> as long as it's holding the pressure that's building inside of it, that's a very, very good sign. >> carolyn: some boat captains say they're angry to learn that their work helping with the cleanup will mean lest money they're eligible to claim from the b.p. compensation fund. they're being paid 1200 to $1,500 a day, and those payments will be deducted from any money they receive from the compensation fund. age age days -- >> alan: more violence breaks out in afghanistan. >> carolyn: at home, some coor poolers may not be allowed to pay cash when the pay their tolls starting tomorrow morning. >>

. >>> home video, immune nick vest fall -- munich if he is val in germany.anic came over the crowd when officers tried to prevent more people from entering. some people tried to escape up a medical stair -- metal staircase, the organizers say the event will not be held again. >>> pope benedict xvi spoke about the tragedy in his weekly address and he asked everyone to remember the victims in their prayers. >>> the l.a. town made national news when the super sized salaries were uncovered. they will uncover what they plan to do to those leaders tomorrow. >> reporter: residents marching on a mission today, visiting the homes and businesses of the mayor and three city council members making $100,000 for that part-time job at city hall. >> it is outrageous. >> reporter: together she and her husband make 7 $5,000 a year and support a family of 6 on that. that is 2 $5,000 less than those part-timers at city hall. they joined the march, carrying scenes saying stop the fraud and two adults went to their homes. they urged the mayor and two city council members to resig

i would like to thank my deer friends nick casey for being here. you are going to make a great judge. we are so proud of you. we are hoping maybe that will speed things up a little bit. couldn't hurt. >> i hope you are proud of the process and the way we have mondayored our late, great senator. with that, weem if you will, we'll start right zoun the line. welcome to the senate. let me answer by saying this. there are a host of issues facing our country right now and scores of pieces of legislation >> from what i've seen, other proposals pending in the senate, they are simply not right for west virginia. [applause] i won't support anything sna jeopardizes jobs, family or the finances of this state. going right down the side there. anybody? >> are going to run for special election? >> no. >> i knew you wanted to say something. >> [inaudible] >> i do try to maintain a sense of independence, what is important to me is the issues to make up my own decisions. you suggest i'm only going to be there a brief period of time, i'm going to make the most of it

nick rause, san francisco native, saxophonist, who's requesting to perform "i left my heart in san francisco." ♪ ♪ [applause] >> there has been an acknowledgement of the special places around san francisco bay. well, there is something sort of innate in human beings, i think, that tend to recognize a good spot when you see it, a spot that takes your breath away. this is one of them. >> an icon of the new deal. >> we stood here a week ago and we heard all of these dignitaries talk about the symbol that coit tower is for san francisco. it's interesting for those of us in the pioneer park project is trying to make the point that not only the tower, not only this man-built edifice here is a symbol of the city but also the green space on which it sits and the hill to which is rests. to understand them, you have to understand the topography of san francisco. early days of the city, the city grows up in what is the financial district on the edge of chinatown. everything they rely on for existence is the golden gate. it's of massive importance to the people what comes in and out of san francisco bay

and is back in a car gets the two remember their home cd as an example of interest nick toler runs with a look this is you and this is me years have passed that haircuts and husbands have changed but they have always been there for each other than you cynical girl like sisters know where even closer in this land there's a new sheen of a friend so good she can take your sins upon herself to stand before. that's how close we are. to their friendship has already been tested back acne clashes once before twenty years ago or so it's brightest afaik rides over distribution of land it's almost called strolled poncho life. please do meeting go. in the bus and we saw a crowd of ahead of us that. they demanded her see it and with a long dress all the others in the boss who were killed. in the full. horror of flying experience didn't make her scared of her hometown something she bitterly regretted off towards this summer the two france send their children to austria holidays at the time of our visit still couldn't figure out how to get them back. and they had the reasons to be fearful. these girl

nick griffin, no an elected member of parliament, was invited to take tea with the queen. but he was barred from the palace. >> this year, the palace's made it very clear they will not discriminate against any elected mp. that is the proper thing to do. >> at lunchtime, the palace made short to let everyone know -- make certain to let everyone know he had been kept away. >> i had the backing of hundreds of thousands of people. it is symbolic. it is even more symbolic now that the political leaders have decided to kick me out. >> he could not go quietly. his longtime companion -- campaigner was bundled away. >> why don't you apologize, you gutless cowards? >> despite the palace concerns, would they have minded mingling with the leader of the bnp? >> what ever you think of his policies, it was his right to attend if he was invited. >> and despicable as his policies might eight, i think he had the right to come. he has exploited that position, -- if he has exploited the position, the palace is correct. >> the palace clearly did not want a repeat of the row at question time. w

it was the third lease i had done with support, and i can tell you, having done the first two, with nick dempsey, it was a different experience. [laughter] i can also tell you that from when i met jennifer, and you had the good taste and good sense to award, she had -- she did a very good job for you because what we ended up signing was three times what we originally offered. so jennifer was -- [clears throat] i remember when we went through 16 agencies, three and a half years of entitlement, and jennifer made me initial every single page of that deal. also, remember i did not have gray hair when i mention ever. but, seriously, i think she it minimizes -- together, we put together a private public partnership, which will in your and is fair and is good for the pork, good for us. she worked us to death. she worked herself to death, and what i wanted to say about jennifer is that she has all of the elements that a partnership needs. she has integrity, passion, trust, humor, and a little madness. but today, i would like to recognize her, and i did not bring the new post that i told you at l

gloves, eye protection, and masks and sanitation and hand washing and who among us don't have a nick or a cut on their hand and are you going to touch someone's blood and your in tac skin will protect you from most ilknows. however, if you have a cut on your hand you have a path for infection to get inside of you and you want a pair of latex gloves -- several pairs of glo gloves that you can put on and change as you go from patient t patient hopefully and at least wash your hands and disinfect your hands between patient contacts and the eyes are like an open wound and path to get into your body and glasses and take the old glasses and throw them in your kit and you have something to wear and face mask and of course dust and dirt and all of these disasters throw up dust and dirt and especially in a dryer season and push comes t shove a band da bandana. and after a disaster is not the time to let your hygiene slip and it's a time to tighten it u and communitycable diseases and if it's wet and not yours don't touch it. gloves and every patient contac and don't touch blood and it's good

top of nine, andy marte, strikes out nick swisher swinging. marte pitched a one, two, three ninth.ks win it, 11-4. >>> the phillies acquired roy oswalt on thursday. taking on the d-backs. raul ibanez, high and deep. that's off joe saunders, the new pitcher for arizona. phyllis lead 2-0. top nine, d-backs down 2-1. j.c. romero while brad lidge warms up. m montero, high chopper to short. bases loaded for the big fella, ryan howard. uh-oh. he was 0 for 5 with 2 strikeouts. we go to the bottom of the 11th. two on, one out. tied at 2-2. phillies walk it off, 3-2. they've won eight in a row. >>> that's a look at your sports highlights. for espn news, i'm steve weissman. back to you in new york. >>> a south florida clerk targeted by a gunman said her faith made the suspect leave that store empty-handed. surveillance video released by the broward county sheriff's department captured the drama as it unfolded. >> it shows the robber crumbling after the christian clerk talked to him about her faith in jesus. she calls it divine intervention. d face armed robbery charges if he is caught. >>> u

. >> reporter: two years ago austin's friend nick cunningham was on a backpacking trip and made a decisionhat would ultimately change austin's life. >> while i was enjoying the scene, people in wheelchairs couldn't make that hike or see this view. >> reporter: from there their dreams collided. >> we went to yosemite. >> reporter: the team of them with volunteers and a chair from a sacramento family that didn't need it any more. >> life is about taking risks. to me it was no question. >> reporter: a 12-hour day. tiring and inspiring. >> helping carry the chair was just -- yes. i can't wait to do it again. >> the picture that i used to stare back at my computer screen for. now i'm overlooking it. how much better could it get? >> reporter: cbs5. >> wow. >>> lawrence, is the weather going to make us smile? please. >> depends where you are at. if you like it hot. this has been your kind of weather especially inland. cool weather at the coastline. you got that too. patchy fog making its way inside the golden gate over the bay bridge looking nice and clear though. and we will see more fog as we h