two sailors injured badly one with broken ribs and punctured lung the other with a pelvis strain theather was an too bad for a helicopter to airlift them off of their yacht, a coast guard chopper was sent yesterday that's the video you are seeing here. the injured on that chopper are headed here to coast guard island expected to arrive around 3:00 this afternoon. it is a dangerous sport. according to those who participate in it, that's the way they look it. >> you can't take all the risk out of what this sport is about. there is inherent risk in sailing yachts particularly in racing yachts. if we could remove all the risk from it, nobody would want to do it. i think's part of the allure. >> reporter: -- i think that's part of the allure. >> reporter: the yacht lost steering the remaining crew using the back-up system to meet up with the rest of the fleet. when the cutter arrives the two injured sailors will be taken to a hospital. they are participating in a year long around the world race. this was the leg from china to the bay area. katie marzullo kauz, abc7 news. >>> 6:35. the cos

. >> reporter: a 50-year-old woman suffered some broken ribs and a 67-year-old man injured his pelvis. both of them right now a cutter expected to arrive in oakland tomorrow morning. two other sailors suffered minor injuries, they're aboard that damaged accurate 200 miles off the coast. as taken sailing yachts made their way from china to oakland they ran into rough seas 400 miles from san francisco bay. >> massive waves, really cold. from china to san francisco, we. >> reporter: this youtube footage shows just how harsh the conditions were saturday when a massive massive wave slammed into a 68-foot sailing vessel, the geraldton western australia. four of the 13 crew members were hurt and the force of waeft broke the steering wheel. >> we knew immediately and exactly what to do, they knew where the equipment was on board, they effected that and got the yacht back under control. although the wheel's gone, the rudder's there. we can still steer it. >> reporter: the coast guard dropped medical supplies to the boat and today sent a cutter to retrieve the hurt sailors. among the injured an

one sailor being treated for broken ribs while the other has a broken pelvis. >> i'm trying to find different ways to say that it will rain just a little bit. we have sprinkles, spritzes, and eight little bit of rain. >> there will not be much around the bay area but there's a chance to concede some scattered light showers especially in the latter part of the day this morning. a lot of clouds working their ways through the sky. a lot of those clouds continue to stream ahead of this cold front. you can see most of that range up in the far northern california will take its time before getting here. as we head into the middle the day maybe chance of showers developing in the north bay. temperatures are going to warm up nicely, 60s and low seventies expected across the bay area with partly cloudy skies and a slight chance of showers north of the golden gate bridge but not a really big deal. an temperatures warm right back up this next weekend. >> we are following some incidences coming in on the lower deck of the bay bridge. it is going against the commute but if you're heading out of san fransis

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. >> one sailor being treated for broken ribs but the other has a broken pelvis. >> police are searching for the arsonist behind a string of car fires. a total of five cars and trucks torched in a west santa rosa neighborhood monday morning. one car totally destroyed, the rest were damaged, when items inside were set on fire. a fire in los altos, half a million dollars in damage this morning. it never even reached the house. it burned down a detached six car garage on the property of country club drive. it was vacant and in the process of being renovated. no one was hurt but the 83 year- old building is a total loss. no word on what may have caused that fire. >> a rally being held outside of san francisco city hall to protest the federal crackdown on medical marijuana dispensaries. several city supervisors and state officials will speak at the rally. yesterday dea agents carted away bags of marijuana plants from four downtown locations belonging to a university that offers courses for people interested in the marijuana industry. federal agents also visited the home of richard li. some ba

guard over the weekend to one is being treated but with broken ribs and the other has an injured pelvis. >>> i this is wondering if any part of that storm is made across country taxes and that's what spotting all those tornadoes recent we saw overnight. the way to a series of cold front that blasted the state of california and easterly direction we seen the activity in the house today and now we're looking another cold front pretty much on the dry side you'd be amazed to see the precipitation and noting at this hour the evening let the call in dr. ray r. and will resume in a close to see that line of green their that's light to moderate precipitation the darker shades of green happens to be the more moderate rainfall amount hercules second three giants at this time you have kristy and crockets meanwhile see the look of the peninsula because we're seeing a line of activity there is well is a gun into the city of san francisco toward the richmond district with a nice fellow soldiers is a moment ago but because of this is live high debt doppler you see that it has therefore evaporated at t

. >> had a pelvis injury and jane had broken ribs and puncture lung. >> reporter: rescuers in a c130 were only able to drop off medical supplies and they could not reap the injured passengers. on sunday the helicopter jayhawk seen here arrived on scene after a break in the weather. >> we're trying to lower the rescue swimmer down to the boat to assess the situation. they were unable to find a way to safely load a swimmer to the boat. the coast guard cutter arrived on scene shortly afterwards. >> reporter: the rest of the yacht crew hit by the wave is doing okay. some had minor injuries, but they will continue sailing to oakland. the u. s. coast guard tells me the injured passengers onboard are now about 200 miles away off the san francisco coast. we're live in san francisco kron4 news. >>> big waves out in the pacific the past few days. >> we've had a high surf advisory in affect. the as swells 13 to 20 feet. you don't want to be out there with waves that hey. the big wave will county for tomorrow. the high surf advisory continues interest tomorrow. the rain all out of here with the

the other a strain to his pelvis. they were 400 miles out. a helicopter was sent to try to airlift those injured sailors. but the weather was too bad. they decided to send a coast guard cutter out and they were able to get the two injured off the yacht on to the cutter to be treated. once they get here they will be taken to a hospital in san francisco. the race is called the clipper 11-12 around the world yacht race this leg was from china here to san francisco. the rest of the fleet has arrived and is at jack london square. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> 4:30 three now. we hope to get more information this -- this morning from police about a shooting involving one of their own officers at richard's bar last night. officers were dispatched after a hold-up alarm sounded. at least one officer fired a gun after they arrived. police say there were no injuries. >>> in pacifica fire investigators return to the scene of a deadly house fire. firefighters say a child and his great grandfather were killed in yesterday's fire. sergio quintana has the st

what happened >> one of the sailors is being treated for broken ribs while the other has an injured pelvis. suspended sherrif ross mirkarimi is allowed to go back to his home. the judge modified his stay away order yesterday saying that he can live in the san francisco home until the 27th of this month, about the time his wife and their son are expected to return home from their visit to venezuela >> stay away orders were issued last month for one dozen protesters in connection with a protest in november. the daily californian report's alameda county officials lifted the orders against four protesters yesterday. a hearing had been scheduled today on the stay away orders. occupy san francisco is no longer in control of a vacant building owned by a catholic church. police took about 75 protesters into custody but occupier sprayed graffiti and smashed a light fixtures. the claim they want to change the building into a homeless shelter. taxpayers are paying the price for the protests. the chp says it had to pay an additional $166,000 in overtime for officers to monitor last month's rally at th

we're told one suffered broken ribs and the other had an injured pelvis. but the cutter, the damaged sailboat, both we're told about 200 miles offshore. now again expected back here in the east bay some time this afternoon. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> right now, occupy protesters remain hold up in a vacant san francisco building. 12 cities all aimed at drawing attention to the homeless. right now, they're still inside of a building, which is believed to be owned by the city's arch diocese. they say they are providing community services that the government is not providing. >> we plan to have this be a center for the occupy sf community and the rest of the san francisco community. for homeless people, for education, for food, for healing, to basically provide a safe place for people to go to. >> occupy organizers say they have a full schedule set for tomorrow that includes classes on yoga, meditation, french, and chine chinese. there's no word yet of any arrests so far. >>> concord police have arrested a person suspected of killi

one of the sailors suffered fractured ribs and the other a broken pelvis. the coast guard was able to drop medical supplies, but weather prevented them from boarding that boat right away. but certainly the sight was just a relief. >> looking forward to beds and showers and hopefully cold beers. >> 4 of the 13 crew members were injured. two less seriously, a coast guard cutter with a helicopter headed back out to continue the rescue. and dispatch a small boat to pick up the two more seriously injured crew members. right now i'm told that they're all about 200 miles off the coast of california. they'll come here to jacqueline square for two weeks. that sailboat will be repaired and then the crew will continue on, we're told to new york and then the uk. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> occupy protesters holding firm at a vacant building in san francisco. that building believed to be owned by the city's catholic arch diocese. so far, officials have not asked police to intervene. the church says it will revisit this issue this m

and we will talk about pressure points in the body and in the upper arm here and this around the pelvis and you can practice this one at home with a friend and we will do this one here. okay. take your left arm and hold it up, 90-degrees here and take th four fingers of the hand and yo find a muscle on top and muscle below and in the middle there i a bone and you feel on the bone with the forefingers and somewhere in there you will fin a pulse and you mush it up against the bone and if somebod was taking your pulse at your wrist this time the pulse would disappear. what you're doing is reducing the flow of blood to the affec affected part, to the arm. okay. what you're not doing is blocking the venus return. you're not sequestering blood the affected part and not blocking it off entirely. if you blocked it off entirely what is that called? a turn kit and we try not to us the t word in disaster medicine and tiewrn kits are -- turn kit are too often used by the publi and elevate the pressure point before you think about that. what is this patient suffering from? >> (inaudible) a little bi

ballman, whose grandmother was sent to a regular energy department after breaking her pelvis. >> it's frustrating that no one seemed to be paying attention to her, that she was kind of lost in the shuffle. >> we have 70 million baby boomers who are going to be turning age 65. those baby boomers have increased health care needs. and the emergency departments have to be ready. >> reporter: this is a new trend. getting to an aging population of americans, and improving their medical care in the emergency room. and they're doing it by catering to the specific needs of baby boomers and their parents. >> just like a pediatric unit, trying to meet the needs of the kids. we're trying to figure out the things that would better serve the population. we are getting a boomer book cart. >> reporter: fully equipped with eight beds and six exam rooms, it's designed to have less noise than a typical e.r. >> there's no metal against metal sound like usual with curtains. >> reporter: non-skid floors, rails along the walls and artificial skylights that change with the time of day to prevent confusion. >

. >> reporter: he was transferred to the hospital with a fractured pelvis, and severed lungs. he suffered a traumatic brain injury that could have taken his life. >> there are many contributing factors or things that helped save my life that evening. one, i think it was the shape that i was in. >> reporter: he spent three months in the hospital, undergoing surgery and doing rehab. >> i've seen the hardware that i have in my body. it's like home depot in there. >> reporter: that was the sense of humor that caught our eye in 2009. >> trying to lifting couches down three stories. no more of that. look at me. i'm thin. that's what i want to say. >> reporter: that sense of humor and a date with a special girl kept him on track to recovery. >> in my gut, i knew he was going to be okay. i didn't believe that i would be given the gift of him and his love and our future together, just to have it taken away. >> reporter: the couple plans to marry in san francisco later this month. >>> chilling video just revealed tonight, shows dark details about the speed freak killers. the interviews

a 50-year-old woman suffered broken ribs and a 67-year-old man injured his pelvis. they are now onboard a coast guard cutter which is headed to oakland. >> we're just hoping they're going to be okay. the good thing is, ribs will heal, and, you know, the boat will be put back together and the ride will continue. >> two other sailors are still onboard the yacht which is slowly making its way back to the bay area and expected to arrive in oakland this afternoon. >>> the trial of an alleged gang member accused of killing a father and two sons entering a new phase today. the defense will start presenting its case. edwin ramos accused of opening fire and killing three men as they drove through the neighborhood back in 2008. prosecutors rested their case on tuesday arguing ramos killed them after mistaking them for gang members. >>> the cause of a deadly weekend fire in pacifica still being investigated this morning. two people died and two were injured when a house went up in flames early on sunday. the victims are identified as a 93-year-old man and a 13-year-old boy. fi

long a person can stand they just did it out on me yet the direction of the force from ships and pelvis go up at foggy for thirty seconds then at sixty for thirty seconds at seventy for thirty seconds. at age she i began to blackout and went almost blind after just thirty seconds i had completely passed out. the cosmonauts underwent hundreds of thousands of tests on various machines as it turned out later the only thing they did was harm their health. in great number of doctors we quit appeared to carry out serious scientific experiments on human beings. but we were guinea pigs that's what they told us to tell the truth so there were. seven months until liftoff. six men were selected out of the remaining one team and the rest were supposed to act as backup but they continued the preparations without any breaks one of the six could have been replaced at any time it was joked that all of them would fly into space in a couple years and that more people would be needed because space ships would be more tray seated. and actually come to shore was among the top six cosmonauts he was considere

one woman had broken ribs, a man injured his pelvis. they were transferred to a coast guard cutter yesterday and headed for oakland right now. >> hoping they're going to be okay. good thing, ribs will heal, and it will continue. >> two others had minor injuries. the cutter is due in port this afternoon. >>> a peninsula family lost their house, this morning they're thankful to be alive. a two alarm fire destroyed the home just after 4:00 a.m. a woman and four children escaped the flames, but unfortunately their two cats died. took firefighters about a half hour to finally contain this blaze. >> the fire looks like it started on the outside in one of the garages, spread to another garage, into the attic of one of the homes. >> i called 911. 15 seconds later, my neighbor who lives in the house banged on my door and yelled fire. we all ran out as fast as we could. i was half dressed, thank god my neighbors brought me clothes. >> there are no reports of injuries. investigators say damage looks like it reached hundreds of thousands of dollars

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have several broken ribs, while a 29-year-old, who's from london, may have suffered an injury to his pelvis. a third british sailor, who's 47, was also injured, but not as seriously as first thought. >> this was 3/4 of its way around the world. the race involving 10 united states with mainly amateur crews started in south hampton after july. most of the other vessels have already arrived at their next stopping point in northern california. >> we'd seen waves that could do what they did to gerald, so we're pretty shocked, and we all know that people on the boat, that was the most difficult thing. but yeah, i mean, not surprised . we saw some huge waves and huge winds. >> the damaged yacht is continuing its journey to the san francisco bay using a secondary steering mechanism. the other crew members are said to be shaken, but unhurt. >> this is "bbc world news." i'm geeta guru-murthy. the headlines -- burma's pro-democracy leader, aung san suu kyi, has hailed a new era for the country after her party claims a vast majority of seats in yesterday's elections. and a russian passenger plane with

>>> sÍ, maÑana tengo una operaciÓn, yo creo que a mediodÍa me van a operar la pelvis, que se abriÓ, yo, y desperte tirado en el pasto, y desperte cuando estaban las ambulancias, fue un proceso de 20 a 30 minutos ahÍ tirado inconsciente. >>> tambiÉn se dijo que arturo palomar y antonio hernÁndez estÁn hospitalizaciÓn tambiÉn. >>> la primera voz arturo palomar, estÁ mas delicado, tuvo mÁs lesiones, tiene una pierna rota, fracturas en costillas, tiene los pulmones, estÁn trabajando con tubos, y ya lleva ahora tres operaciones, y su condiciÓn es mÁs delicada, pero gracias a dios vamos a estar rezando para que se mejore, y a todo el pÚblico... >>> estaremos pendientes. >>> gracias por su tiempo, le deseamos a todos los miembros una pronta recuperaciÓn. muchas gracias. >>> la presentadora galilea montijo mostrÓ a su hijo. la orgullosa mamÁ posÓ paraa revista hola, y confesÓ que todas las noches sin dormir, y que valÍa la pena con tal de ver a su pequeÑo sanon sus brazos. felicidades. >>> bueno, alguien que espera tener a su bebÉ es angelica vale, festejÓ en grande en la ciudad de miami, y l

. >> reporter: he suffers from a tilted pelvis. he dragged himself along the streets, he was shot in the face. he says his left leg was amputated by mistrained vets. a same-sex -- a good samaritan flew him to san francisco. >> that would be a cat that we would say it doesn't make sense to find him a home but his personality is so great and we have been making more and more special needs animals adoptable here. >> reporter: 10% or more are classified as special needs. making them more difficult to adopt out. the hope is he will have an easier path to a new home. >> he is a special cat. >> reporter: in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> safeway reported a sharp $72 million jump in income for the 1st quarter of the year but stock fell today because wall street investors were hoping for more. revenue at their newest stores were flat compared to last year. >>> the chairman of the federal trade commission says the internet's days of tracking you are drawing to an end. in an interview you will only see on 2, ktvu's c

the other some kind of pelvis strain.ining crew is still sailing the vessel here. >> in good spirits. although the steering was carried away we have a back-up system and they are using that. the boat is steering she not disabled. -- she is not disabled, not crippled. >> reporter: there were a total of 13 crewmembers, two taken off, two others suffered minor injuries they decided to stay onboard and sail in. they are participating in around the world yacht race this was the leg from china to the bay area. the rest of the fleet has arrive -- has already arrived in jack london square. the crew will go there and repair their ship and continue on with the race. the race is expected to end in late july in england. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> 5:32 now. thousands of volunteers scoured a morgan hill neighborhood in search of missing 15-year-old sierra lamar. they are urging social media users to change their profile pick tours a photo of the missing teen for 24 hours. the campaign began yesterday evening. she was last seen 17 d

one being treated for broken ribs and the other has an injured pelvis. >> imagine being charged to makeess calls from your personal from? that is what hundreds of san mateo county employees will soon be facing. len ramirez is here with the reason behind the plan. >> greg is a san mateo county carpenter that has a county issued cellphone 4 on the job calls. >> we call clients and call for materials and my supervisor. where i'm at and what we're doing. >> he may not have it for long. >> we should not be giving cell phones. >> less than $600,000 per year for the roughly 1000 employees have county should phones. faced with a $20 million budget deficit and possible layoffs, the supervisor says it is time to cut the number of telephones in half. >> it is a convenience that we can't afford. >> the former county sheriff says law enforcement and a few other first responders should get to keep their telephones but he says that other employees should use their personal funds for county business. >> these days it is not uncommon for employees to carry to telephones, one the company issues and the o

three members of the crew are believed to have significant injuries to their back ribs and pelvis. there were taking part in and around the world race. a coast guard cutter now has a helicopter on board to help with rescue effort. right now we are under a high surf advisory warning along the bay area coast. these are the waves crashing near pacific yesterday. jim bernard is telling us what we can expect as that continues. >> the atmosphere is clearing out but the ocean remains rather rough. a remnant of yesterday's frontal boundary that brought rain to the area. we do have high surf warnings up for the central california coast through a 11:00 a.m. monday morning. 20-28 ft. waves, use caution. possible strong riptides and sneaker waves. again, we did see some rain yesterday morning. the rainfall totals look like this. a third of an inch in the south bay. up to three-quarters of an inch in the north bay. it is gone for now and we should be warmer and drier through the beginning of a week with a chance of showers on wednesday which we will talk more about coming up. >> the absence of

it and it was lemieux >> one person is being treated for broken ribs while another has an injured pelviszle for occupy protesters are no longer barred from the uc- berkeley campus. stay away orders were issued last month for a dozen protesters. the daily californian reports that alameda county officials lifted orders against four protesters yesterday. occupy san francisco is no longer in control of a vacant building that was owned by the catholic church. >> later this morning san francisco's supervisors and state officials will speak out against a crack down on medical cannabis expense trees. the d.a. will be by the press conference happens at 1130 in front of san francisco city hall yesterday de agents carted away bags of marijuana from for downtown locations belonging to amsterdam university that offers courses for people interested in the marijuana industry. they also briefly detained the school's founder. medical pot supporters are outraged but as far as the feds are concerned, all marijuana is illegal >> >> the long time garden city casino is set to get a new name and a new look. ci

. >> the camera was attached to my pelvis. i was actually dancing on my back. that's actually the name of my one man broadway show. that will be coming out shortly in a garage near you. tom, what do you make of this? was that the best of your life? >> no, 33 was -- that's when -- the thing is, i think it is false data. i think they asked people, and this is obviously a modern thing because people now are unmarried until they are 30 -- into their late 30s. i think 33 is when guys -- they talked a lot about sex. they are having good sex at 33. 33 is around where guys stop prioritizing their life ready a sex. -- life around sex. they start to mature. men mature that late. they start treating women well. around 33 guys are actually civilized toward women instead of acting like overgrown boys. the women are happy and the guys are happy because they are getting mature and looking to a better life. it is not about sex. it is about the -- it is about a re-alignment of priorities. >> so the study is right, 33 is the happiest? >> well, it they said it is because people a

. >> the bones that are most specific for determining someone's sex are the skull and the pelvis. one i could tell it was a male because it had a very heavy brow ridge. the jaw was very square. >> and, she says, the nose ridge indicates that this was most likely a white male. the skeleton also reveals the person's age at the time of death. >> i could tell immediately that it was an adult because all along his back, there were growths and overgrowths and actually some of the bones were fused. which is a characteristic of people that usually are over 40. >> now for his height. >> the guy we found his i.d., how tall is he? 5'9"? >> to estimate the height of the victim she measures his femur, the thigh bone. >> you can measure the femur on just about every individual if you know their race and their sex, and get an estimated stature. we're 5'9." i'll go plug this into the computer and see what we've got. okay, let's see how tall he was. >> the driver's license says the man is 5'9." the computer calculates a close match. >> the good news is he's reported at 5'9" and ours says reported

our best evidence on the skeleton actually comes from the pelvis which has to be wider in females because of the needs of childbirth. one easy way we can tell sex is to use the sciatic notch right here and to use what we call our rule of thumb. stick your thumb in. if it moves, it's a female. if you put your thumb in and it doesn't move, it's a male. normally i would expect to find equal numbers of males and females. however, in this case i found twice the number of females to males. and in one patio there were 15 females and only 2 males. the best explanation for this disparity is probably that the males of the household had more than one wife. having multiple wives is common among elite maya and wives would be seen as a form of wealth. this is additional evidence that that was an elite compound. keach: over the last 10 years, excavations have revealed a series of elite compounds, each one a complex of temples, workshops, and residences. like old-world palaces, archaeologists believe that these were the dwellings of maya lords and their retainers. archaeologist david webster. this person

two people with injured ribs and a person with an injured pelvis. they are reported to be serious injuries and so we're not taking those reports lightly. we want to get to them as soon as possible and get them a medical evaluation. >> in terms of the conditions for your team to get out there, what are they facing? >> well, it's been a tough evolution. our first evolution was to fly a coast guard c-130 aircraft from sacramento, california, and we took along some air national guard parajumpers, and the plan was to -- that those parajumpers jump off of our aircraft and land in the vicinity of the vessel. that way they could do the medical check for us. that way we could see what we needed to do to evacuate them. we were able to drop off medical supplies to them, but they were not able to complete the jump because of the weather, and so they had to return to base to shore and so plan b came in, and that's when we decided to bring in the coast guard cutter bertov and use a helicopter to do the rest of the rescue. >> petty officer levi reid, appreciate th

alto sidewalks, not wanting to move out of my bag, getting tired on the rainier, they went into my pelvis, just as we all know here with issues every day and i know is they quickly to introduce from the nba, my problems were not over. imagine statistics class. as you can see here been in business today not to do you get this. the students i cannot. unlike now, what are you talking about? financial accounting. hundreds of thousands of excel blocks with numbers that work off each other. i just did a small glimpse, one block at a time. unlike a paperless or thousand 455. look on your sheet. okay, where is the? i mean, it was amazing the issues that i had come of it all came to teamwork. it all came back to the army values that i had to trust another people. the platoon i'd know, men and women that supported me was the same support i still needed. having friends like eli here today be a partner that would help describe instantly and understand where things went and how things went allowed me to finally graduate and it was awesome. again, i felt like i was on top of the world, graduated with a

i broke all my ribs, i punctured both lungs, ruptured spleen, i shattered my pelvis and i broke six vertebraek and one in my neck. but other than that i was all right. >> bubba has no memory of the jump, but ever the perfectionist, he critiques his performance from his hospital bed. >> i'm thinking that is so obvious that i didn't have enough speed. it got me to thinking, did something happen, did i black out? what went wrong? as i started watching the video an analyzing it quite a bit more, you can see me mid-air working the bike, i'm trying to move it around, so obviously i was totally there, but the only thing i can fathom is just the simple fact that as i'm going to the ramp the bike is spinning. there's just enough speed being robbed because of the traction issue that i simply didn't make the landing ramp. i wasn't even close. >> the accident may have broken his body but certainly not his spirit or his trademark self-deprecating sense of humor. >> now that i am fortunate enough to have all the world records, i'll do this a little smarter. that's one of the things you usually get a pass o

chavez has been recovering well after a february surgery that removed a second tumor near his pelv pelvis will beat cancer to win reelection in october he says. and this morning china struggling to restore several government websites allegedly hacked by the government group anonymous. they say they hacked the sites to protect restrictions. the chinese government blocks users from seeing social media websites like facebook and twitter. >>> new reports say the treasury department was given one day to look over solyndra's numbers to hand out that more than $500 million in funds. that's the latest in a long stream of criticisms over that deal. >> good morning to you. it wasn't the treasury department's responsibility really to approve or disapprove the solyndra loan. it was the energy department's loan. but because the treasury cut the check, it was given an opportunity to look at solyndra's balanced books. treasury says the process was far too rushed. this report written by treasury's top inspector also points out the department really didn't understand what its role in the examination of th

estÁn en perfectas condiciones, por la edad de la niÑa era inhumano que tuviera un parto mÉdico, la pelvisuÉs, esta noticia consterno mi nÚcleo familiar el dÍa de ayer, buscando explicaciÓn algo como esto, desde la responsabilidad de quiÉn bajÓ que tutorÍa o vigilancia podrÍa estar la niÑa, quiÉn es la responsable de quien es la persona. >> no hay. >> no hay argumento. >> la policÍa estÁ investigando. recuerden que no es por justificar, pertenece a la tribu indÍgena y acostumbran creencias y tradiciones. >> hablando de eso. es inhumano que una niÑa de 10 aÑos tenga un hijo. >> muy fuerte el asunto, hablaremos de eso y del tema del celular y la nomofobia y nos vamos a las noticias con nuestra sasha. >> con su celular >> mÁs adelante les presentamos una informaciÓn que tiene que ver con los telÉfonos celulares robados, pero antes navegando de la contra corriente inmigrante que inunda, el senado apoyÓ el sueÑo de universitario de mis de indocumentados. sin embargo, la propuesta tiene que librar otras propuestas legislativas por lo que sus promotores tienen trabajo por delante como nos explica

you had, as mike barnicle said, elvis the pelvis as a lot of parents derisively called him.chard and characters that weren't exactly main stream. dick clark made it culturally ok. >> the music explosion and the marrying that to the mass medium of television, which as we've been talking about, that was the first great internet. that was the first great new technology. it's hard to understand now how important television was in changing all kinds of attitudes. particularly as you say after brown in '54 and the follow-up decision in '55. it wasn't just the news coverage of selma in '65. it wasn't just the coverage of the march on washington in '63. so much of civil rights had to do with sports, had to do with jackie robinson, it had to do with music. and realizing having people who had seen somehow foreign to you coming into your house in a quote, unquote, safe way and becoming part of the wallpaper of your life. >> dick clark was kind of like the guy that said, well, kind of like mika with me on this show. he's with me. it's ok. let him in. >> yeah, yeah. >> all of these rock

alto sidewalks, not wanting to move out of my bag, getting tired on the rainier, they went into my pelvis, just as we all know here with issues every day and i know is they quickly to introduce from the nba, my problems were not over. imagine statistics class. as you can see here been in business today not to do you get this. the students i cannot. unlike now, what are you talking about? financial accounting. hundreds of thousands of excel blocks with numbers that work off each other. i just did a small glimpse, one block at a time. unlike a paperless or thousand 455. look on your sheet. okay, where is the? i mean, it was amazing the issues that i had come of it all came to teamwork. it all came back to the army values that i had to trust another people. the platoon i'd know, men and women that supported me was the same support i still needed. having friends like eli here today be a partner that would help describe instantly and understand where things went and how things went allowed me to finally graduate and it was awesome. again, i felt like i was on top of the world, graduated with a

he lost his leg up through the pelvis. he has a colostomy bag for his bowel's. he is 24 years old.ollege-educated. a gentleman. we saw george bush running around in the oval office, for tending to look for weapons of mass destruction. he looked behind the sofa. saying that there were no weapons of mass destruction there. he was under his desk, behind the chair. it was such a game to him. with jobs we could buy a chicken for the pot. we had hoped. you could go two years to a community college and pay for your books and tuition with a grant. you only had to supplement your expenses for living. there is nothing worse than the criminals, george bush and dick cheney, who walk freely in this country. give respect. as long as we tolerate that, we will get worse. this republican party is going to get worse with mitt romney. host: thank you for the call. from our twitter page, the legacy of watergate -- host: it was a remarkable scene over washington, d.c., tuesday morning, in case you missed it, the space shuttle discovery come into its final destination. this is a scene from over washingt

de 50 aÑos que podrÍa tener las costillas rotas y a un ingeniero que podrÍa ter un esguince e ela pelvisarco habÍa salido de china e i california como parte de la competencia a unos 20 nudos pero cuando encontraban a 270 millas de la costa estadounidense una ola golpeÓ la nave dejando mal el timÓn de direcciÓn. > cuatro tripulantes resultaron lesionados pero dos de gravedad, equipose rescate encontraron problemas por el mal tiempo, y fue anoc cuando un bote de rescate alcanzÓ el yat y llevÓ a los marineros heridos al barco guarda costas, y de allÍ serÁn lle ademas a tierra este lunes. >>>la mayorÍa dlos yates han llegado a la meta de la sta etapa etu oakland. >>> este marinero dice queaben el riesgo que corren al enfrentar los ocÉanos en este tipo de competencias. >>> esta carrera alrededor del mundo dura once meses y tiene ocho etapas, en total, diez yatedeben recorre una distancia de 40.000 millas otra vez de los ocÉanos. >>> los otros estÁn en el yate que se estÁ desplazando lentamente c un sistema alterno del navegaciÓn y escoltado a por un bote de la ll guardia costera. >>> gracias.

alto sidewalks, not wanting to move out of my bag, getting tired on the rainier, they went into my pelvis just as we all know here with issues every day and i know is they quickly to introduce from the nba, my problems were not over. imagine statistics class. as you can see here been in business today not to do you get this. the students i cannot. unlike now, what are you talking about? financial accounting. hundreds of thousands of excel blocks with numbers that work off each other. i just did a small glimpse, one block at a time. unlike a paperless or thousand 455. look on your sheet. okay, where is the? i mean, it was amazing the issues that i had come of it all came to teamwork. it all came back to the army values that i had to trust another people. the platoon i'd know, men and women that supported me was the same support i still needed. having friends like eli here today be a partner that would help describe instantly and understand where things went and how things went allowed me to finally graduate and it was awesome. again, i felt like i was on top of the world, graduated with an

a 50-year-old woman suffered broken ribs and a 67-year-old man injured his pelvis.y are now onboard a coast guard cutter heading to oakland. >> hoping they're going to be okay. the good thing is ribs will heal, you know, and the boat will be put back together and the race will continue. >> two other sailors suffered minor injuries. the crew expected to arrive in oakland late this afternoon. >>> time for a check on your monday forecast. let's say good morning to rob mayeda. >> good morning, chilly around livermore and napa, mid 30s and mid 40s around the rest of the bay area with high clouds for the afternoon. we may see a few sprinkles north of sonoma today, but the best bet of seeing showers will hold off until early wednesday. in the meantime, temperatures today not too bad. from the coast, close to 60 around the inner bay around 5:00, mid-60s for the afternoon, upper 60s for inland valleys. close to 70 in a few spots later today. the midweek cool down for the showers, for the weekend, finally, a warmer forecast saturday on into sunday, mike. >>> a lighter commute