the world series will kick off in portugal in just eight weeks, then it moves to plymouth in the u.k. in september. i can also announced today we have the dates confirmed for the san diego regatta, the third stop in the world series. that will take place from the 12th to the 20th of november. you will be happy to hear it will be over before thanksgiving. we are looking forward to an exciting c eight -- season of sailing the ac 45's and then for two more seasons in the america's cup events. there is also a bidding process under way. we know five of the six cities that they will be stumping on. we will be determining how all of the 11 locations. the first few are expected to be announced soon for those remaining 11 cities. finally, i would like to pay a real tribute to the incredible amounts of work that is being done to make the america's cup events over the next two years an enormous success. not only the work of our own organizations, event authority, race management teams, but the america's cup organizing committee, the city, mayor's office, port authority, of course, the competing

. -- plymouth college. while most teenagers find it hard to drag themselves out of bed in the morning, she has been years since the crack of dawn. she is incredibly committed to his swimming but she is focused on her school work. after a cup of coffee, it is off to school where she is studying for her a levels. she has her work to perfect and friends to catch up with. this is all before the end of school. >> sometimes i get really stressed and fed up. you have to deal with this situation that you are given and you have to deal with both of these things. >> she made a contentious start before representing england. she has struggled. she took a five week break partly because of exams and has now missed out on the squad for the championships in china. like any athlete, getting to the olympics will take you syndication and self belief. >> i will do this. as it comes closer and closer, it becomes a realization of the possibility. so, i am it a bit more unsure of where i can get to. >> her coach says that she has

>> reporter: well, it seems like every two years the oakland plymouth is presenting another method for reorganizing to make the most of limited resources in this high crime area. and today, anthony batts went before us at a press conference and said he has a new plan. he said that he had seen redundancies within the oakland police department and wants to make officers generallyists instead of specialists. -- generalists instead of specialists. he says crime is on the rise and the oakland police department doesn't have the capacity to deal with the number of homicide investigations which are much higher than in other cities. so what he has done is propose a criminal investigation unit -- there is one that separate units for homicide, robbery and assault and the new plan is to make 22 officers who will span across the three categories not just one. additionally he plans for opd to split its bureau of field operations into two separate bureaus and each bureau will have its own deputy chief police officer so they are better able to serve the unique needs of each bureau. he also proposed th

understandably i was a little nervous so i climbed on to my next plymouth but my instructor on dre sued me completely relaxed. ready for some relief at least until i noticed him just sing out of like. the good old one of the month. because of the very nice with him but good to. see the world through. they may have been using me as a human flown by but it's also supposed to be great for the circulation. compared to those volatile voyles this is a walk in the park. not sure that most kids suck up into little clubs boyles book. is really quite good and i guess those two things because what she will ok the boy. with my body chewed up by centuries of chinese wisdom it was time to seek out some spiritual healing too and that meant getting out of the city. i'm not far from the capitol is one of the areas most beautiful nature schools. service. national park it's the biggest national park in the whole region and it's centered around a series of sacred. unfortunately most of them all high up on the hills which means if i'm going to see them. a little bit of a trick and of. course i picked one of

she boarded at plymouth college where she befriended a diving gold medalist. she has now moved in with her got parents to set up for the olympics. while most teenagers find it difficult to drag themselves out of bed, she has been here since the crack of dawn. she's incredibly committed to his swimming but she is also very focused on her school work. after a cup of coffee with her friend, it is off to school where she is studying for a levels. double economics is followed by double politics in which she is contemplating a career beyond the swimming pool. she has her work perfect and france to catch up with before squeezing in a driving lesson, all before the end of school. what sometimes i get really fed up with it all. you just have to do with the situation you are given. >> she made an impressive start at the british championships and represent england at the commonwealth games. she took a five week break because of the exams and has missed out on the world championships in china. like any athlete, get into the olympics will take a huge dedication and self be

while east bay regional park plymouth is leading the investigation, they ask that anyone with information come forth to pittsburg police. in pittsburg, kristy seifkin, cbs 5. >> charges may be filed in a freak accident involving a skateboarder and an elderly woman. the 83-year-old woman was hit in a capitola crosswalk on tuesday afternoon and she later died. witnesses say a 17-year-old boy was going about 15 to 20 miles an hour when he slammed into her knocking her down and she died a few hours later at the hospital. the skateboarder was not hurt. the case has been turned over to the d.a.'s office to determine whether or not charges will be filed. >>> first a stunning verdict, now a shocking release. casey anthony will go free next week. manuel gallegus on the final legal hurdle crossed just a few hours ago. >>> reporter: casey anthony smiled in court as she waited to hear her punishment but her demeanor change as the judge sentenced her to four years in prison for lying to police. >> i will sentence you to one year in the orange county jail on each count, all four counts to run consecuti

and portugal, plymouth, and late in the year in san diego, california. next year there will be several even, two

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at that time he picked up a little royal in his three-year old plymouth and fed him cold roast beef ineese from a local deli. [music] >> a live look outside this afternoon from the mount tancam, not a cloud to be seen it is a gorgeous day. very comfortable and close to the coastline. it will get even hotter as we head through the rest of the weekend. your holiday weekend forecast at a glance. the temperature back to the '90s in the inland valleys, bit to upper 80s for the bayshore locations. sunday is our day of heat warming hitting triple digits. cooling down slightly in the fourth of july but pretty high for the inland valleys. or leave the fireworks to the pros, you do not want to mess with it when it is hot like that, a look at temperatures out there tomorrow. 92 in sonoma, 93 in napa, close to the coastline very comfortable in the '70s. a little warmer down in the peninsula especially in redwood city. as we head to the east bayshore, temperatures in the upper '70's and 80's. 87 in fremont but just 78 in oakland. inland valleys on the warm side, 95 and to its burke, 94 in pleasanto

during his first term as governor, governor brown hosted prince charles, picking him up in his 1974 plymouth> ucsf received perfect scores for it's care for its fifth straight year. it is the only hospital in the country to do so. the california pacific center sf general and the state's kaiser hospital also received high marks. >>> it's a notorious neighborhood in san francisco known for it's violence but tonight there's a fight to change that. our julie haener is in the newsroom with more, julie. >> reporter: six street is getting special attention. an agreement to open a police station is just days away. is it enough to keep business from leaving the crime plagued area. also at 6:00, an emotional homecoming. this year's 4th of july has special meaning for one bay area family as they welcome home a loved one from harms way. >>> an effort to stop a target store missing the mark. what failed and what happens next. it's all coming up in less than 15 minutes. >>> this time next friday the crew of the space shuttle is scheduled to be in the final hours of the shuttle mission. it's made up of fou

father prince charles visited back in 1977, at that time he picked up the royal in his three year-old plymouthnd fed him cold roast beef and california cheese from a local daily. we will be back after the break. >> former california first lady maria shriver file for divorce from her husband arnold schwarzenegger and a loss angeles superior court today. it comes six weeks after the former governor confirm that he fathered a child with a longtime housekeeper. cited irreconcilable differences did not list all a date of separation. please a warning people not to set off fireworks this holiday weekend. there are only a few cities that allow fireworks, and you could face fines, or jail time if you're caught with illegal fireworks. dui saturation patrol and checkpoints have starter on the bay area the police said that drivers should plan a safely home before their festivities began. they suggest that you designate a sober driver, give them the keys, calling taxi, or use public transportation. [music] >> a warmer weekend forecasts this holiday. take a look at what we are expecting, temperatures into t

as we stand here as the pilgrims who on this very spot but in massachusetts filed their papers on plymouth to be free of the tyranny of king george who refused to allow even a corporate carving to be spent on u.s. presidential elections. of course, they'll others who say stephen colbert what will you do with that unrestricted super pac money? to which i say, i don't know. give it to me and let's find out. >> so why aren't the republican candidates raking it in so far this year? nate silver at the "new york times" today said even without all the numbers in yet it looks like all the republican candidates together as a group are raising about half of what they raised this time in the last election cycle. mitt romney's raised less than half of what he said he's raise by now. think about what's different now from the last time around. if you're a rich guy and you want to influence elections, why wouldn't you take the stephen colbert route? if you're a rich guy, a rich corporation or even a rich foreign government that wants to influence the american presidential election, why bother doing it th

in plymouth township, pennsylvania, these shoppers at a strawbridge's department store are allegedlytealing the purses they appear to be buying. >> another employee had witnessed these women in the store the day prior purchasing the same type of items, high-price items and she figured there was fraud going on and she better notify the fraud prevention security people within strawbridge's. >> the thieves, aware of surveillance cameras, had come up with a seemingly foolproof plot. they actually acted for the cameras and were helped by an inside connection, this cashier. >> what the cashier did here was she swiped the card and the screen read that you need to manually input the numbers. >> first, the suspects rubbed off part of the magnetic strip on the back of the credit card. they knew this caused the machine to ask the card numbers be entered by hand. if anyone else was watching everything would appear normal. >> and what they're trying to do is throwing off the loss prevention by providing any credit card out there to say, listen, we're swiping the credit card. it's not coming in th

we stand here, the pilgrims who on this very spot but in massachusetts filed their papers to form plymouth pac. >>> good evening from washington. it's unbelievable but it's come to this -- republicans in congress may actually push the united states economy over a cliff to protect corporate jets tax breaks. members of military may not get paid so we can continue to fund corporate jet tax break. the united states could lose its aaa credit rating and inter billions in defense of, yes, corporate jet tax breaks. keep in mind we're not even arguing right now about new taxes, because, of course, republicans will not stand for those. no ifs, ands or buts. no. we're talking about reducing the subsidy the government gives out to people that own corporate jets. that's the terrain upon which the budget battle is now being waged. does anyone believe when the dow is 12,500 when 88% of income gains in the recovery has gone to corporate profits and only 1% to wages and salary, but there is a class war waged against america's corporate jet owners. here's the headline from today's "wall street journal." pre

it is all based on the case if plymouth slide when about the use of steroids.tle look at some cleanup efforts on the beaches and it what abet and we will have a live report and this is all looked at the golden gate bridge in it is still socked in with vodka 945 a at a culver hundred people help clean up after the fourth of july fireworks hubcap at the beaches on the senate crews. >> trash everywhere on the beaches of santa cruz >> cupcakes in plastic container a per cent of the trash we find today will be plastic. >> they hit the beach by is 8:00 in the morning leftover spent fireworks. >> they put them in a bag and a real walk far enough to trommel way >> cows with every fourth of july holiday >> the weather outside looks really depressed it has been stubborn to lift all around the golden gate bridge. these are conditions in downtown san francisco. right now it is 55 degrees in san francisco 76 for napa and 73 in livermore. 75 and lost dollars. we're going-lee warm up into the '90s this is a look of your 1:00 hours temperatures are in the '90s and during the 4

greeting and i didn't know if he meant the kind of greeting that the indians gave the pilgrims at plymouth rock or the cheney gave to custer at little bighorn. [laughter] >> and i'll stop there because that was my big step. on being able to stand in front of a group dripping wet, no makeup and what makeup was there was sliding down my face and pulling it doting. and having the electricity go out this morning at 2:00 it's nothing compared to what i've been through in the past. [laughter] >> as miss oklahoma, suddenly you're thrust into the spotlight not only as a representative of the state but as we all know a lot of times with native people, once we're put in the spotlight we're suddenly asked to represent all native people. how did you balance that? i mean, how did you become an advocate for native people but without, you know, taking on that representative of the whole? >> well, i think mainly because i probably never felt really normal. and so i never -- well, really, if you read the book and see how i grew up, it's hard to think of myself being normal. so it's really -- i can't speak

. >> and plymouth mass., to air-conditioning units failed in a hospital postponing surgery is in conn, a bridge swelled in the heat and got stuck, of now traffic is up as well. pennsylvania rescue workers carried dozens of residents down flights of stairs when the elevator shot off due to a power failure. and >> they did a blessing, and bringing us down the steps so god bless them. >> and going up and down the aisles, down the cows and then we followed with the fans to blow on them. >> they saved many of the animals but about 100 died because of overheating. zoo animals are getting popsicle, this ohio company is shipping out 80,000 lbs. per day. >> this heat wave hit after more your day and we have been rather busy ever since. >> he points out that no one calls and february it is to record highs yesterday alone, the sun is holding up as part of the bargain. >> as we take a look at the national highs, the temperatures were sweltering for dallas, but when you factor in the heat index is certainly felt more like 150 degrees. however, if you're in the bay area we had our own miniature the

the technologies to get this across and create the united states of america or whether you're the plymouthpace exploration on this little planet on this little solar system on this far side of one galaxy where there's billions and billions of stars out there. >> and for right now, we'll have to let other people lead because we have gotten out of manned space flight business. all right. andy allen joining us today from tulsa. thank you, sir, have a great weekend. >> thank you very much. >> and just a ton of people are out of a job. that's just the fact. i don't know how many people that helps. meanwhile, pranksters or perverts? you have two teams that were labelled as sex offenders for life who were dropping their drawers and doing a little bit more. did the long arm of the law reach too far? we'll debate it and keep our pants on. >> and he fathered a love child with a maid and lied to his wife for 14 years. now, arnold adding insult to injury. we'll explain. dad, why are you getting that? is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. [ male announcer ] inside every box of chee

it's being auctioned off this morning in the detroit suburb of plymouth.to a half million dollars. reynolds you have a look on your face. not feeling the car? >> i thought it would be more. >> more than half million. >> pretty much. we have cars less and impressive than that sell for a lot more. >> good point you make. one other to show you, does have to do with reynolds. we're having tryouts. he does not have to worry about this guy. >> this is a live look at portland, oregon. it's very sunny today and it feels so nice on fabio's skin. thank you, sun. >> that's funny. i thought it was funny. >> i think it's great. >> good sport. >> you know, it's not only just giving the five-day forecast, ten-day forecast, you need to express how the sun feels on your skin. >> you don't do that enough. >> maybe more of that. >> fewer clothes is probably the route to go. >> more hair, fewer clothes. >> this was fabio out at -- the station in portland. koin doing the weather, having fun. he's trying to make a comeback with some of these commercials you've seen. >> pastel n

he took a chopper ride to court from plim yot -- plymouth, 40 miles away from where he was being held. that was extremely controversial, the estimate on the costs there, depending upon the authorities you ask, anywhere from $1500 to $14,000. today his defense attorney is expected to say hey, i need a little help in this case, i'd like to bring my law partner on and that would also be expensive as well. now, prosecutors have tried to argue that perhaps mr. bulger's family members who are well to do, one of his family members, his brother, william bulger, was head of the massachusetts senate here in the state for many, many years, that perhaps they should be helping the tax pairs out here, footing some of the bill, but the judge says that's not the responsibility of the family. so it's expected to be quite expensive and the taxpayers will be footing much of that bill. patti ann. patti ann: molly line, live from boston, thank you. jon: growing concern today about a link between iran and terror attacks that have killed u.s. soldiers in iraq june was the deadliest month for our forces ther

. >> brooks was doing better than 100 miles per hour in his dad's 1970 plymouth duster.y drove to the lawn of a family friend, a doctor, and blurted out what happened. >> didn't believe us. we said, we're shot, mom and dad are at the house dead, help us. then i collapsed. as soon as i got in the living room. >> the doctor and his san carried brooks and leslie to a nearby hospital. >> and then the doctor and his son went to -- went out to the house to check on my mom and dad. >> the children fought for their lives. in the middle of the night, they were moved to an intensive care unit in oklahoma city. their wounds were appalling. one bullet had knicked brooks' heart. >> it came in this side of my back and collapsed this lung. >> and what about your sister's injuries? >> she was shot twice, and one of them went through her forearm because we had our arms tied together behind our back. then it went through her lower back, and then the second bullet went through the middle or not even, just off the center of her back and came out her chest. >> the doctor called the sheriff's

daisy moved to rogers from plymouth, michigan, in 1958. since that move, daisy's impact on the northwest arkansas economy has been substantial. not only in providing jobs but the incredible recognition this famous brand brings to our region. mr. womack: as the largest b.b. gun manufacture, it has a history. the contribution to the shooting sports, the united states military and the character of young men and women nationwide is noteworthy. and who can forget ralphie, in "the christmas story" and the coveted red rider, the most famous b.b. gun ever produced. mr. speaker, 125 years in business is a milestone. it's a tribute to the vision, commitment and hard work to the employees of daisy. congratulations, daisy. i'm proud of you and our nation is proud of you. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island rise? mr. cicilline: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized