first, rita lindall, rita and i are both in the same cohort as the music program at uc berkley and we've been saying for 4 years, we need to play music. so we finally made it happen. so, rita lindall, and then masuro koga. mas and i have been playing together for a very long time, so much so that we wore the same shirt without having to talk to each other about it. mas is in high demand both as a teacher and as a session side man, having played with everybody from anthony brown's asian american orchestra to wane wallace's newest cd. who haven't you played with lately? yeah, he's played with everybody. you can find mas on a lot of different cd's from the local jazz community. this song we're going to do is an air called the brown-haired girl. when i was recording, when i was fortunate to be able to record bridge across the blue, i was telling them i got this air, i got it off the chieftan's album, i'm going to do it on the electric base. he looked at me and said, you're nuts. people are going to go crazy but if you can do it, i'll help you. he gave me this book of airs and went, figure it

reporting live from the newsroom, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> just a little over an hour ago, hayward police identified a person of interest in the disappearance of nursing student michelle le. investigators have been questioning jizelle esteban. they said she had a falling out with le. >>> facebook founder mark zuckerberg went to court today demanding that a man from new york hand over documents that he claims gives him half of facebook. he wants the court to have forensic investigators look at the documents he says are fraudulent. >>> and weaker than expected retail sales didn't help, the dow was down 42 points. the nasdaq gained four points. >>> governor brown reached out to the business community trying to gain support to his budget plan. the governor's budget plan calls for tax extensions. governor brown tells ktvu it is still crunching numbers to see how many phones were turned in. brown issued that executive order back in january requiring the return of 100,000 government paid cell phones. the move is expected to save the state $20 million a year. >>> the images ar

. >> from rob let's go to rita williams with community reaction to this closely watched case, rita. >> reporter: gasia, those three gunshots on an oakland street almost four years ago killed a courageous journalist. but they also ended the organization he was investigating. in part that's because journalist and news organizations including ktvu joined together to tell the story about the black muslim bakery chauncey bailey's killers wanted to die with him. >> we wanted to show that the journalist was assassinated because of his work, and other journalists wanted to hold accountable the people responsible. and that's happened today. >> reporter: the chauncey bailey process worked out of the center. he started the bakery in 1968 to show black economic self- sufficiency but it later was known for intimidation and violence. yusuf bey iv was awaiting trial on the alleged rape of a girl younger than 14 when he died of cancer in 2003. >> there's a new angry generation. >> reporter: some four years before his death, i spent a day with chauncey bailey in what was then his east oakland neighbor

rita williams has been pouring through the document and is life with what she has found. >> reporter: this is that grand jury transcript, just released a few hours ago. a judge refused to release 34 more pages why she describes the rape and sexual abuse she endured from phillip that resulted in her giving birth to two daughters. >> there are some specific details tas court illuded to that are horrendously graphic x. the court description was that it is pornographic. >> she says she was walking to a school bus stop near her south lake tahoe home when nancy and phillip zapped her with a stun gun, put her in a car and took them to her house where she was held captive for 18 years. she said as the car drove off quote i heard voices in the front. the man said i can't believe we got away with it. and he started laughing. she says that the sexual abuse started right away. questions from the prosecutors three years is when you became pregnant and you ultimately had a baby? >> jaycee yeah. in that span of time i finally met his wife. i don't remember how i found out but i remember back in the

ktvu's rita williams was at sfo for his happy homecoming. >> the response from just every day peoplen the streets and the love, the positive vibrations, i didn't expect that. i expected, you know, we are going to win one of these days and a hohum kind of thing. but it's really beautiful, really touching. >> reporter: at san francisco airport this afternoon, pratt returned home a free man. the last time the former black panther leader was in the bay area, he was at san quentin prison behind bars for a murder he says he did not commit. >> it feels good to be home, man. this man here, i love him to death. [ laughter ] >> reporter: his hugs from for stewart hanlan a san francisco attorney who first met pratt in san quentin in 1974 and has worked for free ever since to set him free. an orange county judge finally granted pratt a new trial and let him out on bail two days ago. >> i am amazed how people have embraced the case of pratt. it has let us talk about issues that a lot of us want to talk about. and people now accept oh, yeah, the fbi framed him. it's not an argument. >> when you go

rita williams joining us live from the newsroom with the story, rita. >> reporter: mike, barry bonds conviction two months ago was not the end of his long legal battle there was still another round today. barry bonds and his attorneys tried to play hardball with prosecutors today that they should either hurry up and retry him on the three perjury charges jurors dead locked on or forget it. the judge didn't buy it. >> do you think he's being denied a speedy trial. >> i asked the question, the answer that came back was no. and there we are. >> reporter: defense attorneys also asked u.s. district judge susan ilston to toss out the conviction that made bonds a convicted felon or at least to grant him a new trial that motion will be heard in august. >> we remain optimistic about that. >> there's no substance to it at all. >> reporter: across town, giants fan remain split on how they feel about the home run king and his conviction. >> to be honest i've never really been a fan of his. >> they should worry about what's going on in the country rather than what's going on with barry bonds and

rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> two senators are teaming up in a bipartisan push. introduced a proposal to increase the age for medicare from 65 to 67. the plan also calls for wealthier seniors to pay more for their care. >> we can't balance our budget without dealing with mandatory spending programs like medicare. the second is, we can't -- >> senator lieberman and goldburn says they would cut medicare by $5 million over the next years. >>> and the fda is recalling the drug avastin. what it may mean for cancer parents. >>> and four years after a deadly attack at the san francisco zoo -- >>> a critical decision in washington tomorrow could affect hundreds of thousands of cancer patients. the fda is expected to retrieve approval of drug. >> reporter: the fda today says there's a problem, the drug does not work. obviously her kids are energetic and healthy, and for the first time tracy galvin says she is too. >> i am scared out of my mind that i'm not going to have it available to me down the road. >> reporter: today the food and drug administration held formal heari

rita nissan, wjz news. >> now russia has banned imports of all european countries. >>> police will be cracking down on drivers this summer. it's all part of a new smooth operator program. police are looking for those following too close and speeding. >>> time now for a quick look at the stories you will find tomorrow. hear from the fans of planking. the fad that made its way into maryland. how to find salad greens, berries and other edibles growing in the city. for these stories and much more read tomorrow's baltimore sun and look for the updated weather report from the wjz weather team. >>> a critical piece of the reconstruction project was put in place. >> reporter: you may have driven by this place. but never noticed the town theater. not that you missed much. closed since 1990 it was a 100- year-old wreck. but now a new tune is being heard. >> i want to officially welcome you to today's ground breaking ceremony for our new home in the former town theater on baltimore's west side. >> reporter: this theater has been empty and neglected for decades. when bank of america bought this e

when he was shot on the street bailey was wearing a suit and a tie. >>> we posted rita's 2002 story onailey on ktvu.com. >>> the health keeps coming for injured giants fan bryan stow. more than a thousand restaurants in alameda are taking part of this fundraiser. when customers mention bryan stow the restaurant will donate 20% of their meal tab. >>> the bay area church targeted overnight and why in some ways the church's pastor is thankful. >>> this is the weather system that will be cooling down the bay area. coming up i'll let you know how long that cool trend will last. >>> and some incredible pictures from hawaii. the concern that this lava pool could overflow. and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll be there every step of the way. call or come in and talk with us today. >>> a new poll out tonight shows thatten constituents want him to stay in office despite his sexting

when he was shot on the street bailey was wearing a suit and a tie. >>> we posted rita's 2002 story on bailey on ktvu.com. >>> the health keeps coming for injured giants fan bryan stow. more than a thousand restaurants in alameda are taking part of this fundraiser. when customers mention bryan stow the restaurant will donate 20% of their meal tab. >>> the bay area church targeted overnight and why in some ways the church's pastor is thankful. >>> this is the weather system that will be cooling down the bay area. coming up i'll let you know how >>> a new poll out tonight shows thatten constituents want him to stay in office despite his sexting scandal that blew up in week. when the congressman returned to his apartment the news media was waiting for him. weiner said again he is not resigning. california senator dianne feinstein was asked her opinion. >> my reaction candidly is one of great sadness. he is deeply flawed with great issues and that's all i'm going to say. >> reporter: senator feinstein added that whatever happens next is up to the senate and weiner. >>> the congregation of

rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> she's not in the running yet but sarah palin sure acted likea candidate in pennsylvania today. >> are y'all on a trip? >> yeah. >> reporter: the former alaska governor brought her one nation bus tour to philadelphia. palin shook hands with tourists and visited the liberty bell. once again reporters asked her if and when she plans to jump into the presidential race. >> we think that it is still many weeks away before the bill has to be set. there's going to be a lot of shuffles around with persons decides yae or nae. >> reporter: palin said she does plan to visit george washington's mount vernon home in virginia. >>> and we had some clouds out there right now. temperatures in the 50s. keep the umbrellas handy. daytime highs tomorrow cool. these were the highs from today. highs tomorrow, below the average. that's because of the cloud cover and the chance of showers. computer model at 8:00 a.m. look what's coming on shore. up around bodega bay. and that's what happens is we get into # 11:00 a.m. that's the heaviest action. maybe a thundershower no

rita williams live in our newsroom, rita you've been going over that stack of new information. >> reportera, this 123 grand jury transcript released just about an hour ago is a page turner that reads like a horror novel but this was no fantasy. it's the real life story of jaycee dugard that began with the sweet innocence of an 11- year-old. >> reporter: it says she was walking to a school bus when nancy and phil garrido -- snatched up up the street, zapped her with a stun gun and dragged her in the car. they then covered her on the floorboard and immediately drove her to her house where she was inprisoned in the backyard with tins and sheds for the next 18 years. quote she says, he said he had dover mans and that if i were to run or you know try to do anything, that they would come after me. she continues, i was very scared. i didn't know who he was. i didn't know why he was doing this. i just wanted to go home. during later years she said she didn't know where she would go if she'd had escaped. the judge refused to release 34 pages of the pages where dugard details the rapes she endured.

rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> she's not in the running yet but sarah palin sure acted likea candidate in pennsylvania today. >> are y'all on a trip? >> yeah. >> reporter: the former alaska governor brought her one nation bus tour to philadelphia. palin shook hands with tourists and visited the liberty bell. once again reporters asked her if and when she plans to jump into the presidential race. >> we think that it is still many weeks away before the bill has to be set. there's going to be a lot of shuffles around with persons decides yae or nae. >> reporter: palin said she does plan to visit george washington's mount vernon home in virginia. >>> and we had some clouds out there right now. temperatures in the 50s. keep the umbrellas handy. daytime highs tomorrow cool. these were the highs from today. highs tomorrow, below the average. that's because of the cloud cover and the chance of showers. computer model at 8:00 a.m. look what's coming on shore. up around bodega bay. and that's what happens is we get into # 11:00 a.m. that's the heaviest action. maybe a thundershower no

wonderful for a spirited crowds are want to thank rica for spending almost -- >> i also want to thank rita for spending almost three months on this. >> if there are no other discussions and regional parks are want to interject one thing. -- parts are just want to interject one thing. but i want to thank coleman advocates and their confidence -- constant participation. i want to give them a huge thank you for participating and for speaking with us and supporting us as well, but i want to thank them and the staff for sharing the information. good i want to offer congratulations for the budget, which not a lot of people want to dive into. thank you all for working on them. >> if there is no further comments, and roll call please? [calling votes] >> seven ayes. >> congratulations. thank you. most budget staff members go after this, but we are going to come back, because we want to be here early. we have done the next 3 items. we have also done public speakers. gooitem k is appointment by boad members. item l we have already taken up. the next item we have taken up and moved it. i need a motion

rita williams is here now and tells us why bachmann is so controversial and why some think she may not be electable. >> reporter: frank, she did make it official today. >> my name is michelle bachmann, i stand here in the midst of many friends and many family members to announce formally my candidacy for president of the united states. >> reporter: the minnesota congresswoman, attorney, mother of five, foster mom of 23 already is neck and neck with mitt rom romney in the iowa polls. >> it is made up of fiscal conservatives and i am one of those. it is made up of social conservative, and i am one of those. >> reporter: known for speaking her mind, sometimes misspeaking she explains why she picked her birth play to announce. >> just like john wayne was from waterloo, iowa. >> guess what it's not the hometown of john wayne, it's the hometown of john wayne hover. she is a great source of electricity. and like any lightning rod you take great risk in the touching her because she is controversial and she is not  the most electable republican out there. >> reporter: we found some enthusiast

energía amor bajan desde la fuente en este momento, >>> la creadora de esta practica alternativa es rita> cada semana llegan a sus centro personas que desean conocer esta terapia con una serie de ejercicios van cambiando la familia, alquimia nos ayuda pensar positivo. >>> entonces yo voy la pauldand pauta y la persona crea una solución para perfecta. >>> mupus muchas personas se sa algunos son sorprendente >>> esto termina con las impurezas de mi cuerpo físico >>> la señora maría venció el cáncer del páncreas. >>> ca essi no me levantaba de cama, flaca y de re el pena teme pe skderepente se mejoró. pero todavía no está muy bien. >>> ella tuvo el efecto de su tratamiento de quimioterapia tuvo éxito pero también contribuyó esto su estado anímico como persona y además estas alternativas terapias funcionó >>> este método se púa de aplicar a cualquiera enfermedad. desde la crisis de pánico, las los colones irritables, las diabetes más crónicas. >>> para esta parte sin duda la fey mueve montañas >>> bueno no se ha comprobado ciento men científicamente la >>> si hubiesen contado con la ayuda de

it. >> the states that have impleasanted this plan has not seen an increase in crime. >> reporter: ritaams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi asked for an ethic's investigation of anthony weiner. senator republican leader says he wishes there was a way he could defend the congressman but he can't. congressman weiner has admitted to sending a lewd picture of himself over twitter to a woman, and lied about it. >>> mr. and mrs. obama greeted angela merkel and her husband to dinner. for the first time the obama's held the dinner outside at the rose garden. and president obama presented merkel with a medal. >>> at least 40 bombs all in a daytime hit gadhafi's central compound in tripoli. the rebels and government forces are locked in a fight that neither side is winning at this time. >>> the libyan leader broadcast the message of defiance twice today in one message, national tv showed a meeting with tribal leaders but it did not say where they were. in the other, his voice was heard with pictures of a huge cloud of smoke in the distance. gadhafi shouted he will neve

amos brown to my right, reverend ronald caboda of the buddhist church of san francisco, rita simmel who is representing rabbi steven pierce from congregation emmanuel and our executive director michael papas and a member of our board father john calos who's the pastor of this cathedral. we are here to express our sympathy to the families of vincent perez and tony valerio and pray that you will be comforted by the outpours of love and support by the thousands present here today. we are also here to honor these fallen men who gave these lives in public service. on behalf of the religious communities of san francisco. we want to express our thanks to the men and women of the fire department who protect our houses of warship, our religious schools, our homes for senior citizens, and our many social service centers throughout the city. we depend on you not only to save our buildings, but especially to save the people in them. be that a fire or when we suffer the earthquake that is sure to come. as first responders we want you to know that our congregation and social service agencies are part

it. >> the states that have impleasanted this plan has not seen an increase in crime. >> reporter: rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi asked for an ethic's investigation of anthony weiner. senator republican leader says he wishes there was a way he could defend the congressman but he can't. congressman weiner has admitted to sending a lewd picture of himself over twitter to a woman, and lied about it. >>> mr. and mrs. obama greeted angela merkel and her husband to dinner. for the first time the obama's held the dinner outside at the rose garden. and president obama presented merkel with a medal. >>> at least 40 bombs all in a daytime hit gadhafi's central compound in tripoli. the rebels and government forces are locked in a fight that neither side is winning at this time. >>> the libyan leader broadcast the message of defiance twice today in one message, national tv showed a meeting with tribal leaders but it did not say where they were. in the other, his voice was heard with pictures of a huge cloud of smoke in the distance. gadhafi shouted he wil

and one of those activists is from the bay area and told ktvu's rita williams why he is willing to risk>> reporter: at 65, henry nord doesn't look like an international provacateure ready to give his life for this. but when he leaves next week he might not return. >> sure i'm scared. i know there is a risk. you know, i guess i'm saying i'm prepared to take that risk. >> reporter: a risk because he will be aboard a ship in the second gaza-bound freedom floatilla. last year's attempt to break israel's blockade ended with israel commandos boarding the ships to inspect what activists said was humanitarian cargo. nine activists died. activists say commandos shot first. israelis say activists attacked them. >> their lives were in danger. this was the justification of use of lethal force. >> reporter: israeli officials are calling the floatilla a provocative act saying that there are established organizations such as the red cross to deliver their humanitarian aid. >> our point is not that there are no ways to get any supplies into gaza, but that there shouldn't be a siege of gaza. they need t

reporting live in martinez, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san jose police will begin voting on a contract monday that could save the jobs of many of their fellow officers. the plan calls for officers to take a 10% pay cut saving the city $13 million this year. city council members say even if the count tract is approved they will still have to lay off a large -- even if the contract is approved, they will still have to lay off a large number of officers. >> without the deal we were looking at having 278 officers laid off. with this deal we are now looking at 122 officers being laid off. and it's our hope that we can minimize that with a one time state funding. >> they are also looking for a reform fund that would save the county $500 million over three years. >>> the agreement allows san francisco works project and san mateo county to hire an equal number of workers. the bill went into effect back in march. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee signed a new contract for start up companies in the city. the city currently taxes stock options at 1.5% of their value. >>> tesla is geari

ktvu's rita williams with more of our team coverage. >> reporter: president obama's poll numbers have never been higher. but record highs for disapproval of the way he is handling the country. 4-5 people are saying that the economy is in bad shape. what kind of marks do you give him? >> i give him a d. i think part of it was that it's such a letdown. we had high expectations. >> we need the money here in our country. bottom line, we need the money. >> reporter: for the first time since another unpopular war vietnam, the u.s. conference of mayors ventured into foreign policy this week. >> please raise your cards. >> ay. >> ay. >> reporter: passing a resolution to end the wars and instead use american taxes to build bridges here and not in afghanistan. >> i see a definite parallel when mayors begin coming out against the vietnam war, the entereder public sentiment shifted even more rapidly. >> reporter: uc berkeley professor harley shaken says the economy at home is causing many americans to seek relief in the $120 billion spent just this year on the country's longest war. >> the poor s

. : era tan cercana a la víctima que él le decía tía rita. >>> las autoridades dijeron que buscan pistasn que pueda guiarlos a encontrar a los sosopechosos o al sospechoso que protagonizó el tiroteo. >>> hasta ahora, no cuentan con sosopechosos ni ttestigos en la escena del crimen se ven las huellas de la balacera en este árbol en que impactaron varios proyectiles. >>> las autoridades no han confirmado si la víctima viajaba en un vehículo al ser baleada esta muera steele primer homicidio que se registra en rodeo en con lo va de este año, regreso contigo maría letizia. >>> la familia de un hombre hispano de oakland pide ayuda para los gastos de su funeral, antonio torres fue baleado en un intento de robo la policía no ha efectuado arresto en conexión con el incidente quienes quieran ayudar a la familia en el bank of america a nombre de antonio torres. >>> el ex policía acusado de la muerte de Óscar grant podría quedar en libertad, después de purgar 11 meses de los 2>>> años de condena y mostrar buen comportamiento hay posibilidad de que abandone la cárcel a mediado de junio la familia de

ktvu's rita williams with more of our team coverage. >> reporter: president obama's poll numbers have never been higher. but record highs for disapproval of the way he is handling the country. 4-5 people are saying that the economy is in bad shape. what kind of marks do you give him? >> i give him a d. i think part of it was that it's such a letdown. we had high expectations. >> we need the money here in our country. bottom line, we need the money. >> reporter: for the first time since another unpopular war vietnam, the u.s. conference of mayors ventured into foreign policy this week. >> please raise your cards. >> ay. >> ay. >> reporter: passing a resolution to end the wars and instead use american taxes to build bridges here and not in afghanistan. >> i see a definite parallel when mayors begin coming out against the vietnam war, the entereder public sentiment shifted even more rapidly. >> reporter: uc berkeley professor harley shaken says the economy at home is causing many americans to seek relief in the $120 billion spent just this year on the country's longest war. >> the poor s

[laughter] tavis: rita skeeter is no more. the "harry potter," series is coming to an end. >> man, i know. tavis: you like the magical stuff? >> i do like the magical stuff. it sparked the imagination. tavis: it was a good run. $8 billion run. >> not for me. [laughter] tavis: good to have you on the program. >> thank you for having me. tavis: thank you for joining us. until next time, keep the face -- keep the faith. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with george packer of "the new yorker." >> all i know is his name is james, and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i'm james. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference -- >> thank you. >> you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in working to improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment one conversation at a time. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you.

ktvu's rita williams talked to that husband, attorney daniel horowitz. >> delenski was convicted of killing vatali6 years ago when he was only 16 years old. >> there's no question scott delenski brutally murdered pamela, carved his symbol on his back and tried to carve out her liver while her heart was still beating. >> my son is innocent. >> reporter: deleski's mother stood by his attorneys that she says she spent her life savings to hire. the attorneys say they will work for free if they have to to prove their client is not guilty. >> they were having a lot of difficulties. >> there was no rocky relationship and there was no abuse. >> reporter: now scott deleski is serving a life term in prison. he drew a following during his trial. deleski's latest allegations of innocence are just an attempt to quote create a conspiracy buzz on the internet say the plaintiff's attorney. >>> people are using fewer gallons of water every day than they have in years. so why are rates going up? i'm live with the two factors that could face you to pay more. >>> should police be able to search your cell phone

. >> in haiti, at hurricane katrina and rita, they supported desert storm in the middle east. >> reporterpe hudson and cape horn are usually tied up at pi er50. daily said they also provide a measure of safety for san francisco. >> having them here is a good thing because they can provide emergency power, house people if they have to, can -- supply water for a large amount of people. they are nice to have in a quake zone. >> reporter: there are 49 of them strategicly based around the united states with live on board crews they can be loaded with supplies and ready to sail in 96 hours. go to cbssf.com, click on connect to send me your good question. >> ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, won three game sevens in one po .... until tonight... . >>> no team had ever won three game sevens in one postseason until tonight. the canucks had never won, the bruins hadn't in 39 years. one drought ended tonight, first period -- boston gets the early lead. then later in the second, brad marchon wraps around the goal and stuffs it past -- 2-0 bruins. they win 4-0. thomas makes 37 saves and shuts down the highest scori

laughing by julia and the rest of the cast, including cedrick, the entertainer, and seen tom's wife, rita wilson, a blond. >> tom is determined that i will leave this protection and measure all protections hence force on this one. it wasn't like that on larry crowne. >> this isn't the first time tom and julia stored in a movie together. can you mention the first one? >> charlie wilson's war. >> you're good. you read it in a script. >> no, i can't read. we talked about this. >> tomorrow i'm sitting down with tom and julia. to find out how their spouses felt about kissing. >> you no i can read, i'm just playing with you. >> still to come right here tonight. "charlie's angels" is coming back to primetime. who is the new voice of charlie. >> plus, only we have a brand-new interview with bedown say. you're not going to want to miss this one. stick around. >>> matthew mcconaughey and girlfriend camilla alvez took >>> gleeks of the world unite as the "glee" live in concert tour smashes records. >> this has been the hottest ticket across the country. sold out in 18 cities. >> yeah, that backup no

rita? >> reporter: voters and courts have not done it but they hope that a study showing the high cost of the death penalty will kill it here. >> the study shows if we ended the death penalty in california and went to life without possibility of parole, we would save a billion dollars in five years. >> reporter: she was the first woman warden and oversaw four executions. she is lobbying to end capital punishment citing a study showing how much the death penalty costs taxpayers. since the reinstatement of capital punishment the same year that jerry brown was governor, 13 people have been executed. the study says each costs about $308 million, a total of 4 billion. >> and these difficult times and answers yes. and apolishing the executions. i think in the severe cases it is probably a good idea. >> will you forget the victims. and my view is that the victim did not die as painlessly. >> reporter: when the study was released, senator lonnie hancock introduced a bill to apolish the death penalt

that puts it on par to the claims in 2005 with hurricanes katrina, rita and wilma-- leading to today's decision to conserve cash and cut back on its stock buybacks. the energy sector was the biggest loser today as baker hughes led the way lower. shares fell 3.5%. the stock continues to chop around the low $70 range. in addition to the economic concerns weighing on energy, the u.s. dollar has perked up in the past few days. this is the past 90 sessions of the dollar index. it has staged a three-day rally. positive trade data helped this week, but the higher dollar did hit precious metals and oil-- silver fell nearly 3% while oil dropped 2.2%. gold lost just a fraction. goodyear tire and rubber certainly knows about commodity costs. shares fell almost 7%. the company will sell its global wire business to a south korean company for about $50 million. shares have staged a nice rally as it has been successful in rising tire prices and selling higher-end tires. the return of the auto market has helped too. and finally, here are the first biotech gilead very active this friday, disclosed a de

one of the community leaders, rita, help me fill out the application forms so that i could get what i want. after a year, i went back home and i got the answer. every first and third month -- days of the month, the fridays, we received free cleaning. -- free legal clinic. this clinic, we learned the status of immigration for our relatives. we were updated to the current and proposed benefits for filipino world war two veterans. once a month, we receive this socialization, dancing, and free food. we know each other and the veterans. seniors are also updated about computer skills. they are being taught how to use the computer. once a week, we received food every thursday. arts and crafts, too. i would beg the board of supervisors to please not cut their budgets so that seniors can enjoy their twilight years. thank you. >> good morning, supervisors, distinguished members of the community. i had been a client of the veterans equity center since 1998. my husband and i would always go there for services and support. our children are in the philippines. when my husband passed away, the vec a

. >>> we now know the identity of a woman killed in an el is a rita house fire. it started on king drive. a man, his 11-year-old granddaughter and elderly woman was in the home when the fire broke out. the man and girl were able to get out but the woman died. the contra costa county says the victim was 97-year-old beatrice graina. they say the fire may have been sparked by candles that fell over inside a religious shrine. >>> there is a new twist in the search for a nursing student michelle le. we reported that calls were made from her cell phone after her disappearance last month. jade hernandez says that's not necessarily the case so what are they saying now? yoo with no new arrests the information that came out of a san diego television station seemed to give this investigation hope but, today, hayward police and the le family are disputing those claims and that is not all. in fact, it was reported two calls came from the michelle le cell phone after she disappeared, one from reno nevada but they say that isn't true. they did receive calls from across state li

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we met with rita, who organized the tiffany neighbor-to-neighbor association that wants to bring foot traffic and more business facades open to pedestrians. and she, as an individual, has commended our plans and outreach. her letter is in your packet. we also worked closely with the northwest bernal alliance. and we have an agreement that's in your packet with them that they support the project. and they are the ones who requested the cafe in front of the building, which we think makes it a better-looking project. we also visited businesses in the immediate area. as the signed pets in your packet say, these -- petitions in your packet say, these people were not able to appear today because they have to work in their shops, but they fully support these new entities in their neighborhood. plans have always been to provide physical therapy, chiropractic services and other holistic services on site. but as i mentioned, the northwest business alliance wanted a more inviting storefront. so now we have the high-end cafe with sidewalk tables, plants, awning, etc. we were happy to comply with

rita davidson struck and killed kyla ryan in dupont circle last october. the defense says davidson doesn't remember the collision because she suffers from post traumatic stress disorder. >> reporter: davidson, seen on the morning she turned herself in last fall is accused of recklessly driving her suv on connecticut avenue on her way home to friendship heights. police say she was drunk and that's why she didn't stop after hitting kyla ryan just south of dupont circle. in his opening statement to the jury, davidson's attorney says his client has no memory of the collision, a symptom brought on by provost traumatic stress disorder, a condition he says she's being treated for for several years. an albanyan national, he claims she saw several people murdered in her native country. but people aren't buying it. >> i want justice. this lady hit my daughter. my daughter was killed. she was clinking. there's enough evidence and she needs to do her penalty. >> reporter: montgomery county police took davidson into custody after founding her passed out in the suv park

. >> in haiti, at katrina and rita a few years back, they supported desert storm in our military efforts in the middle east. >> usually tied up at pier 50 just behind the ballpark. daly says they also provide a measure of safety for san francisco. >> having them in san francisco is kind of a good thing because they can provide emergency power. they can house people if they have to. they can supply portable water for people. nice to have in the earthquake zones. >> there are 49 ships strategically based around the u.s. they can be loaded with supplies and ready to sail in 96 hours. go to cbssf.com and click on connect to send me your good questions. [ female announcer ] celebrate dad at the jcpenney dad's day sale this friday & saturday! find neverending options with 9.99 men's tees... and sportshirts... and 9.99 polos and shorts! or surprise him with a new watch -- they're up to 50% off! plus, with jcp cash earn 10, 15 or $20 off. no exclusions! unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save. get in at 9am for 9.99 gifts for dad! and so much more. go to jcp.com to see everythin

i think the total cost estimate and rita can help me too is about $480,000. is that correct? $485,000 for the four moves together. and the majority of those costs are funded by the unrestricted general fund and to the extent possible some of those costs are being paid for by capital facilities funds. if commissioners have other questions -- >> i just want to say that qeia is one of the things questioned in the budget. there is a possibility that it will be funded. bizarre as it is to stop in the middle of a funding section. we should just be aware of it. >> commissioner maufas? commissioner maufas: will a more detailed discussion come to budget with the other three moves? because that just seems that it is substantive enough that it should be in the budget discussion. all of that can happen. all the -- the budget committee and as they trickle forward to the board. we have already been discussed the butt and so we -- budget and we know and wouldn't have to -- i really do want to know more. but i'm not prepared to ask as many questions as i do have about the move as i would ask

finalist nodded but the other crews passed business in a russian match at the chevron that crashed as rita is roberta vinci also in straight sets however how to change about manage to battle past their ships from ukraine six four seven six and on the men's side six time forward champion roger federer overcame a closed set cruising. through. while things have gone down to the wire for russia's top non-lethal youzhny he's up against argentina's funny one i think i would ankle was knocked out in straight sets by a straining teenage prodigy but not to make and three time finalist in the world history though after beating germany's and respect in straight sets. meanwhile the first day passed without any major upsets with last year's final spirits ponder over among the winners although i wasn't all plain sailing for last year's finalist to recover from a wayward second set six three six six three win over america had a certain risk. while french open finals francesca schiavone also progressed the italian needed three sets against malaysia duckett six one six six three that's the score in this on