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raj, it's not one of yours.ed and tasted the sam pain in november, and had he say it held up beautifully and even retained a little bit of the bubbly. for the record the champagne wasn't the most expensive ever sold. it is the most expensive ever auctioned. >> real quick, brent canon is abbing w us as we look towards the 7:00 newscast. sdoo we'll talk to an east bay representative who was highly involved in the education process and all these budget cuts. she's part of a subcommittee, and she'll join us. a doctor who first discovered aids is with us tonight, and the leading minds trying to figure out why we are so drawn to the ocean. a rare summit, and we have very smart people trying to figure y ouwht we love it swho much. >> see you in a couple of minutes on the 7:00 show.

. >> raj mathai is live. normally, he sits here.notice, if it's a good event, he dumps us and heads out there. >> reporter: it's double duty. you talked gay pride, it's also giants pride. this is the 35th straight sell-out here at at&t park. they have sold out every home game this season. if you date back to last year, the giants sold out 44 straight games. that's what winning a world series will do for you. as for what's happening on the field, the giants had a rocky road so far. posey, sanchez, the giants are still near the top of the standings. cleveland indians are in town. the giants and indians, one of the most iconic games in baseball. we flash back to black and white footage to the 1954 world series. mays making the incredible over the shoulder catch. it's considered one of the greatest catches of all time. mays and the giants swept the series to win the world series. it's the last time the giants won the world series. should be a good one tonight as we flash back. game one here on nbc bay area. the telecast begins at 8:00.

raj? >> thank you. withdraw, 10,000 this year, 23,000 next year, the total at the end of next year, 33,000 soldiers will be home. and they'll come home not just with physical scars but with emotional scars. here's nbc bay area's marianne faf row who has the new discovery on the physical impact of post traumatic stress disorder. >>> i got wounded and in the hospital, i didn't know how to deal with it. >> reporter: u.s. navy seal was shot in the leg in afghanistan and later developed post traumatic stress disorder. one out of every five soldiers in iraq and afghanistan has the disorder. now ucsf researchers found that's with ptsd are two to three times more likely to develop heart disease compared to veterans who don't have the disorder. >> it's possible that the fighting flight stress reactivity that's on there that that's a part of the day-to-day life has a chronic wear and tear effect on the blood pressure. >> reporter: researchers also found veterans with ptsd were twice as likely to develop dementia.

us raj now it isn't just of course it isn't just brics countries that are arguing that the next i am leader should not come from europe as tradition has always had it you have the economists saying an emerging economy leader should take over if they're on the editorial page of the washington post so why do you think mainstream western analysts are calling for that is it really about wanting a greater role for these emerging economies or is it about something else. well look i would have to agree first and foremost with some of your previous guests in the segment and what all this amounts to is this you know the u.s. is a failed economy the eurozone has failed and the brics nations have been realizing for quite some time now they're failing anglo american british and other euro interests or at the most support on this global a dictatorship that is extremely consequential implications and the entire international financial system you know then why should they be continuing to prop up the global recovery because if you go to the very bare bones of the global economy the brits are the ba

raj, you're orange and i'm green. let them go, donald. >> turn around, mister. >> and they're off to a blazing start. >> and the gate is stuck! it's not going. >> my piggy is stuck, jeff. oh, i'm green i said i was green! >> look how good that is! >> oh! >> i think the green was me, right, guys? >> no, the green was me. >> no, it was me! >> all right. so there you have it. come on out and you can see a pig race and get a turkey race, some ice cream. a little bit of everything. >> you sabotaged my pig. all right, jeffy. >> turkey leg, pig races, ice cream and jeff raneri. >>> he falsely predicted the end of days but did he see this coming? up next, we'll tell you the latest on the man who predicted the apocalypse. >>> and it's four stories tall and as long as a football field? this man really? this man is recreating noah's ark. stay with us. s >>> mountain view based google might be in hot water. according to the "wall street journal" google is a day away from getting federal subpoenas. they say the federal trade commi

i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre.pants on the ground controversy at sfo. new accusations being leveled at a college football player who boarded a flight wearing hip-hop style baggy pants. he was sitting in jail until a short time ago. cheryl hurd has the latest. >> reporter: he bailed out late tonight. but he slipped out of the side door. this has become a huge national story, that keeps on growing. >> i think it's crazy. i don't know why they would do that. >> reporter: phil is deshawn's high school football coach. he says day two of the saggy pants drama has him in a tail spain. >> pull up your pants, but what sit to the stewardess? why is she talking to him? why is she profiling him? >> reporter: she was talking to him according to police because she felt that he was displaying his underwear in an inappropriate manner. i spoke with him in a jailhouse interview wednesday night. he said, i responded to the stewardess and intended to pull up my pants when i reached my seat. i was upset. i just buried my brother, my be

attorney at the pepper hamilton law firm. >> the recent conviction of the galleon group's founder, raj rajarantnam, is notable for a variety of reasons. first, it is a clear signal to wall street that prosecutors are now willing to use wiretaps to investigate white collar crime, a tool previously associated with investigations of drug trafficking and organized crime. second, it is a strong indicator to would-be insider traders that using wiretaps in white collar cases works. third, it proves that insider trading defendants can't use the so-called mosaic defense by claiming they pulled information from a variety of sources when the government has them on tape receiving insider tips. if they have gotten the message, traders, bankers and other wall streeters may now seek legal counsel to get guidance on the limits of the law. although heightened prosecutorial scrutiny and the use of wiretaps will lead to more caution, it will never totally dampen wall street's interest in taking risks to make money. but i'm sure of this: the larger message of the galleon case is that regulators want to ma

. >> and i'm raj mathai.his is a special edition, we're on at 4:00 tonight because of the stanley cup finals. we begin with new developments, a man held in connection with the brutal beating of giants fan bryan stow claims he's not the one. today giovanni ramirez took a polygraph test to prove it. this is video just in, it shows ramirez being walked into police headquarters in los angeles to take the exam. his attorneys say ramirez has an alibi for the night of march 31st when those attacks happened and also claims his head was not shaved at the time, something witnesses described to police. ramirez is still not charged in the attack on the paramedic, bryan stow, but he was arrested for parole violations following a seven-week search for stow's attackers. the other attacker remains on the loose. >>> get ready, because another round of wet weather is here, and if you were outside, you probably thought about it. it is the first day of june, but it really is feeling a lot more like january. we're seeing our shar

i'm raj mathia. i'm jessica. we begin tonight with the very whacky weather that's gripping the bay area. there was a little bit of everything today. rain, hail, thunderstorms, and even the threat of tornadoes. we want to show you some video from northern california where a tornado did touch down in uba city. the video was taken by a viewer. luckily, no reports of any damage or injuries, but it is stunning to look at those pictures. let's bring in meteorologist jeffrey neary now. calling this weather unusual really an understatement for this time of year, but it's a little unnerve whenning we see those tornadoes. we don't expect that around here. >> the upper level pattern for this severe weather, the massarotation in the upper atmosphere. we had a couple of super cell thunderstorms developing from this cold trough of low pressure sitting across california. you can see right now on the radar, it stands around. not finding too much across the bay area. we're dry here from santa rosa to san jose. we're not in the cl

hong -- raj rajaratnam is the one who fought it all the way to trial. he also made the most money and seemed to have his tentacles in the right places. all of the road seem to lead back to him. he was the master manipulator who had services across the country and across the world, but there were feeding back to him. there was another trial that happened last week in new york, in which a fellow by the name of gofer and his brother all got convicted. it may not be quite as much of a case of profiling as it seems from the outside, because it is actually a cross-section of multicultural america that has been caught in preet bharara's net. and preet bharara himself is a person of color. in a sense, the south asians have arrived. they are on both sides of this big case. they are the prosecutors and investigators and are at the top of finance and industry getting caught. earlier generations of other minorities in america have been in this situation before. in an ironic way, it was a sign they had come to the center of american society. tavis: i am done playing

raj is off tonight. >>> united in terminal turmoil. not just at sfo but at airports around the globe right now. this is l.a. where tens of thousands of passengers have spilled out of terminal 7 and on to the sidewalk. the line stremping forever. in chicago, equally chaotic. tens of thousands of passengers lining up only to learn they have been grounded. we have what united is saying or not telling its passengers. i know there's an update right now. >> reporter: it is. we just learned moments ago that the computer system is back up. it may not look like it right now, it looks calm out here, but inside it is still chaotic. we are learning two flights to honolulu, one to orlando and one to lag will be taking off soon but many people inside are stranded. hundreds of passengers were lined up, camped out and some in a daze. many united continental passengers waiting to takeoff from san francisco international didn't know why they were still on the ground. >> there's no information, none whatsoever. there is maybe some sort of information abo

and that was president of many capital raj though she now still ahead here on our team do not go away beyond a reasonable doubt could the u.s. justice system be serving injustice in the case of leonard peltier there were remember the day of anguish next. you know some judges see this story and it seems so appalling sleep you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else hears you some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big issue. now june twenty sixth yesterday it may not be a day that stands out to all americans as a day of remembrance but for native americans it really matters it is remember very well as the day of anguish is the anniversary of a shootout that erupted between the f.b.i. and residents on the pine ridge reservation in south dakota now the incident led to the conviction of american indian movement activist leonard peltier who you know thirty six years later after that day he's in prison he's been in prison for more than three decades now for the f.b.i. peltier is a murderer of two of their

i'm raj mathai. i'm vicky.sica has the night off. >> there are seven days of agony for friends and family of a missing nursing student from hayward. many are gathering for a vigil at the same spot where michelle lay's car was found. let's bring in george who joins from yous hayward.

. >> and i'm raj matha sgli not so fast. that's the word from state controller john chung who is holding the paychecks of california lawmakers who thought they had agreed to a new budget last week.

good evening, raj and marla.ay area baseball blessings we've had in the last year are abundant. this cal bears baseball story is captivating. they needed to win to stay alive today. cal taking on texas a&m in the college world series. cal down 1-0 in the fifth. campbell, a freshman utility man, he singles to center. two runs score, and cal takes the lead, 2-1. now top of the sixth. 3-1 cal and delfino doubles to right center and scores simeon. call leading 4-1. real hand gestures are working in the dugout. bottom nine, bears up four and closer matt phlegmer should the door and 7-3 the final. they will play the winner ofda virginia and south carolina thursday. roxie bernstein is here with more. >> cal bears decided to stick around, rallying for three runs in the fifth and four more in the sixth beat them 7-6. and that was the key to the game. >> i was disappointed being down and for the offense to come in there and put up a three spot it gave me, you know, a second life out there and a boost to keeping is. our bac

raj mathai is out there. we'll have more in the sports update with comcast sports net. 61 in san francisco. 76 in san jose. still a very warm 80 in livermore. when you are in the sun, it's going to feel like the mid-80s for the next hour. enjoy it tonight. as for the weekend, a mix of sun and fog. temperatures in the 70s and 80s. ahead, yes, we are still highlighting the potential of very rare june rain coming our way in the seven day forecast. the next 48 hours, we are at the mercy of the fog pattern. typical here. temperatures in the 80s inland. 60s at the coastline. throughout saturday, the fog pattern stays with us. tonight, we'll see the stratus build up to 2,000 feet offshore. tomorrow morning, most everyone waking up with low clouds and fog from the north bay to the east bay to san jose. it backs off and we'll have sunshine for saturday. we see the same scenario sunday as well. let's get a quick look at the rainfall we could see move in as we head into tuesday night into wednesday. that's when the best

>> reporter: raj, the alleged sexual assault took place at a local park not far from the middle school behind me. it happened during a school field trip. school officials didn't find out about it until last week. that's when those young victims came forward and told school officials about it on the day before the last day of school. >> it's appalling. i can't imagine. >> reporter: the unimaginable. two 12-year-old girls are allegedly raped by five other middle school boys. it happened in broad day night in redwood city during a school field trip. >> it's a surprise that something happened when somebody is watching. >> i've been three and a half decades with the district attorney's office in this county, and to have this type of a crime by such youthful offenders is without precedent in this county. haven't seen it. >> reporter: authorities say the instance dent occurred when students from kennedy middle school attended a field trip with two teachers. at some point the boys, ages 13 to 14 years old, broke away from the group and went after the two seventh grade girls, allegedly sexually

raj, i know you're tight. we're brothers, man.sica, i asked you to be my friend on facebook and you gave me the cold showerulder. >> i did not know that. i'll have my people look at that. >> have your agent talk to my agent, okay? >> i'll have my facebook people contact your facebook people. am i bad on facebook? >> i never know anybody's contacted me. >> she can hard spell facebook, henry. >> that's true. >> i'll see you at 11:00. >> we'll see you at 11:00. >>> for a full half hour of bay area sports coverage you can watch comcast sports tonight at 10:30, henry will be a big part of that show. >> i've got to check my facebook page, so we'll be right back. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> it's the night millions of americans have been waiting for, the hit summer show "the voice" comes to an end. but tonight they'll crown the voice. nbc's s

i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. getting the feds out of the pot-busting business. an east bay lawmaker is upping the marijuana debate by saying that states should be able to make and enforce their own pot laws. barbara lee tonight pushing a federal bill that would allow people to grow and sell pot in states that make it legal.

. >> and i'm raj mathai. we start with a disturbing story.trict attorney says he's never seen anything like this before. allegations of a gang rape. a group of boys, all 14 years old and under, raping two 12-year-old girls. we bring in elise

let's send it back to raj and jessica. now thank you. five minutes for a full half hour, watch comcast ports ssports central t. the game coming up in a few minutes. >>> saying they wanted to use an opportunity to help others. tonight teens and parents are in trouble with the law for trying to raise money for charity at one of the biggest sporting events of the summer. we'll have that for you this evening. >> all set.

he was in the the raj, when an officer tried to take -- garage. >> the public defender's office says the video is so damning, one of the officers had to cover the lens. narcotics officers said they received permission to search two suspects' rooms, but the video tells a different story. >> without a warrant, without knocking, they burst into the room, all four officers, and then later lied in in a police report. >> the first incident in december showed the police officers were using a master key to open the door. they were given permission for the search afterwards. both defendants say one officer cover the camera when he and the three other officers forced their way into the suspect's home. add the public defender asked to have one case on the stand in court. they're already digging into this case. >> well -- [laughter] let's discuss this issue. how and why does the abuse of power occurred? i am going to be directing most of my question to specific panel members. however, if other panel members would like to weigh in on one of the questions, and particularly if you disagree, please

like the recent conviction of galleon founder raj rajaratnam, much of the trial was based on secretly recorded wiretaps. >> tom: the nation's highest court today blocked an investor lawsuit against janus capital. the suit claimed the company made false statements in some janus mutual fund prospectuses. writing for the u.s. supreme court, justice clarence thomas said while janus served as an advisor to the funds, the funds themselves were organized under a separate business trust, making that trust responsible for the statements. dissenting justices argued the suit should be allowed given the company's close relationship with the funds. >> susie: in the commentary tonight? finding common ground on the nation's economic future. here's jared bernstein, senior fellow at the center on budget and policy priorities and former chief economist to vice president joe biden. >> the current debate over economic policy is generating a lot more heat than light. the debt ceiling, the budget, medicare, tax policy, stimulus. in each case, the stakes are high, both for the broad american middle class an

raj kumar's father says his family has been enslaved for three generations to land owners who loanedoney long ago. they would beat us, beat us with a cane. they would kick us, he says. one day they hit me so hard blood came out of my mouth. he can no longer do hard labor because of the beatings. he says the women of the village have suffered even worse. >> he has sexually abused our sisters and daughters. he would send us off and he would come to our place, he says. not anymore. the villagers filed a formal police complaint. the land owner denies their accusations. the case is still to come to trial. it's an act of courage that they said would never have been possible if they hadn't been told of their rights. alal is a local human rights worker. >> translator: they're seeing two things. the powerful land owner lets the people live on the land and second as the workers become dependent on land owners so it is not easy for the laborers to say no to the work and it is not easy for ngos like us to conduct a rescue operation and rescue them and settle them within the same village. >> you

. >>> now to that heat advisory raj mentioned. if you were outside at all, you know what we're talking about. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri joins us now with a look at that. and it was a spare the air day, as well. >>> yeah, poor air quality. it felt good until about 10:00, 11:00, then this afternoon the heat turned up. you see haze from the oakland camera. of course, you cannot see the fog as we are under this very hot event across the bay area, some of the hottest temperatures in nine months. the hottest right now, pleasanton, 104. south san jose, 100. los gatos, 100. close to 100 in sunnyvalecross parts of the southern peninsula and mid 90s in the north bay. we are under this heat advisory through 8:00 p.m. tonight for the entire viewing area. so remember to drink plenty of water. if you do your exercising outside, tonight may be the night to, yes, i'm giving you the okay to skip it or possibly head to the gym indoors. and this heat will be continuing into tomorrow. we'll have more on the air quality and when temperatures wi

human rights raj said that his regime security forces had been killing and torturing with impunity. the report said the regime's action amounted to crimes against humanity and the u.s. security council should take action. the reported killings of syrian security forces will be used to justify tougher action begins protesters, whether or not they are carrying weapons. >> i think the regime has reached the point of no return. i think it is very difficult for the regime to reclaim any semblance of legitimacy after the killings have taken place ^ >> and yesterday they led the demonstrators tried to get into golan heights. it was a warning from damascus, offering a glimpse of the chaos they claim will follow if they fall. >> the french foreign minister has said that syrian president al-assad has lost its legitimacy to roll. he said that france is ready to ask the un security council to those -- vote on a draft resolution condemning syria, despite threats that russia will veto the measure. >> altogether, that now we must go ahead and circulate this a draft resolution in the security counc

. >> and i'm raj mathai. we begin with developing news tonight and it's good news. search for a missing 1-month-old baby girl is over. was it a planned child abduction or a car theft gone wrong? either way, the baby is back with her mother. we bring

raj mathai, jessica, pleasure working with both of you. giants and d'backs in arizona.e much needed pop back in the line. get well soon. panda with a big hug right there. sandoval back, first game since april 29th. top of the first, sandoval singles to right. and a little later, take a look at cody ross. doubles to deep left, over the head of para. sandoval and huff will score. it is 4-0 giants. don't get too comfortable yet. bottom of the 9th, brian wilson in to close the game. two outs, arizona with runners on second and third. wilson strikes out drew to end the game. >>> a's and royals. a's couldn't wait to get back, manager bob melvin's first home game. billy butler doubles over the head of willingham. two score, it's 4-1. top of the 8th, runners on the corners. this is a single to center and this will make it 5-2. royals win 7-4. not exactly the home combing bob melvin was hoping for. >> not what we were looking for the first day home, but at least we battled, we'll be back at it again tomorrow. you know, obviously trevor was a little out of sorts. you don't normal