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when you hear sammy so sa, barry bonds. at the same time the cloud of drugs. >> that's up to the baseball association of america. that really is. they are going to have to make the judgment in years to come. >> will it be your judgment? >> no. that's strictly up to the baseball writer's association of america. they have to make their own individual judgments on players as they do now. >> when it comes to pete reose, your opinion weighs very, very heavily. pete broke a rule of 70 years. it's a matter still under review. >> you might change your mind on that? >> i didn't say that. i said it's under review. i understand the pros and cons. >> in your lifetime, do you think you would see a pete rose in the hall of fame? >> not a judgment i would like to say now. >> what he has to say about mlb taking over the dodgers. >>> all right the democratic convention is more than a year away. the host city, charlotte, north carolina is preparing for the big event and building up the economy in the process. here is tom foreman. >> charlotte's

reporting live at san francisco, rob roth ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and in sa sacramento right now, thousands of teachers across the state are rallying in the steps of the state capital. and twice teachers have been arrested at the capital. ken pritchett is live there, ken any arrests tonight. >> reporter: i haven't heard of any arrests, those events that there were people arrested, they went into the capital, stayed after hours intending to be arrested. here they are at the state of the capitals. the pta is making up about 1,500 teachers teachers, parents and students. now this event here is winding downright about now. here is what it looked like about 30 minutes ago. the rally is targeted at lawmakers most of whom were not here today. teachers say they lost 40,000 jobs and they will lose more jobs if the state does not come up with a deal. k-12 education was largely spared when lawmakers passed a budget in march. but negotiations over taxes stalled. and now with an all cuts taxes with no new revenue, that will bring deeper cuts to education. >> that's our worse nightmare. again, both the d

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the plane skidded off a runway and over a cliff while attempting to land at a sa doe na airport. all aboardwalked away unharmed. >>> some relief may be ahead for new york drivers. the state senate voted to eliminate the gas tax for three holiday weekends this year saving drivers 33 cents per gallon. the plan still has to pass the state assembly, something many doubt will happen. disgraced former imf chief, dominique strauss-kahn has some lavish new digs and large. he moved into the 6800 square foot town home where he will wait for his sexual assault trial to begin. this three-story posh pad sits in new york's upscale tribeca neighborhood and comes complete with a spa, a gym, a home thee a fer and even a bar. deb feyerick joins me now from new york. it might be kind of hard for some people to see this as punishment, although this man has not been convicted yet? >> he is certainly not getting the sympathy vote, not from new yorkers. arguably, there were very few places for him to go. these luxury apartment buildings that would have taken dominique strauss-kahn in a heart beat a few

obama this can go to weights for the president right now and people can either look at this as some semblance of six sas in terms of they've achieved what america has been wanting to do for the last ten years and now all the more reason to play in afghanistan and say that we don't need to be there anymore and at the same time of course you'll have those people that are saying well this is a success which means that we're on a roll which means that we have to stay there or otherwise it's going to get worse again so how does obama navigate this if he really does want the u.s. to get out of afghanistan what my fear is that politics always plays a role here he already has the left ok we know that there is an alternative here the problem is is now that he has the national security credentials he can say you know i have the body you also have the blood and you know by shoulder now we can really go for we need to stay we need to up the ne so you could grab those guys in the middle you win in two thousand and twelve i mean that's my theory here but i think what he could do if he really wanted to take a leadersh

let's remember, also, bin laden may be debt, but sa wthe number remains at large somewhere. be sure that with bin laden dead, he's target number one for the u.s. and others in the search for terrorists. >> we'll see you tonight 5:00 to 7:00 eastern time, the situation room. and i'm told you'll have an exclusive with colin powell. so we'll look forward to hearing what he has to say about this capture. wolf blitzer joining us from washington. thanks. i know what works differently than many other allergy medications. omnaris. omnaris, to the nose! did you know nasal symptoms like congestion can be caused by allergic inflammation? omnaris relieves your symptoms by fighting inflammation. side effects may include headache, nosebleed, and sore throat. i tossed t allergy symptoms out of my party. [ man ] omnaris. ask your doctor. battling nasal allergy symptoms? omnaris combats the cause. get omnaris for only $11 at omnaris.com. your finances can't manage themselves. but that doesn't mean they won't try. bring all your finances together with the help of the one person who can. a cer

ken pollock is director of the sa vaughn center for middle east policy at brookings and serves as ancia in the past. do you think it really matters in terms of the threat who -- whether or not we got bin laden? does it matter or is the real threat now in yemen and elsewhere, dispersed around the world? >> yeah, it certainly does matter. let's not lose sight of the fact that this was a very inspirational figure, very charismatic, he had become basically the face of arab resistance. but you're also right to focus on the point that bin laden had -- his actual role, his operational capacity diminished remarkably to the point where he really was simply a symbolic figure head. >> are we sure of that? we were wrong about where he is. we thought he was up in waziristan. he was in a cave somewhere and he was in a suburb of islamabad in a million dollar compound. are we wrong about whether or not he was still operational? >> well, andrea, i would love to be wrong about that one and would love it if all of the intelligence communities around the world were wrong about that one. if he was the op

sa s.e.a.l. team and on the right you're looking at what he intended to do. he intended to see himself on television, isself-proclaimed leader of an army of the faithful looking instead like an isolated failing figure, hunched under a blanket. remarkable of osama bin laden. even more remarkable of one of his supporter os who intention amly captured that video and intended for us to see it. >> maybe two hours ago 50 reporters were called into this intelligence briefing. no cameras or videotaping at that time. they were able to see these images by way of intelligence officials explaining what they seized at that compound and now about 2 1/2 hours later the world is kind of digesting these images that are being broadcast, images that they've released throughout the world. we want to find out what kind of reaction there might be. our stan grant is there. and, stan, for a long time, people assume head might be hufr hunkered down. the killing took place in neighboring pakistan. what is the reaction there in kabul as a result of this image and as a result of the rai

we have clear skies and clear sa il ing to some warm temperatures. 80s in your sunday forecast. a look at that when we come right back. >>> it's that time of year that washington lets loose at the correspondents dinner. everyone from president obama to donald trump was there. he had some pretty entertaining exchanges. we'll have a look and a listeca finally get back to focusing on >>> thousands of small dogs are euthanized every year in the bay area in shelters from san jose to san francisco to marin. they are coming together to try to save some of those dogs. it's called chihuahua palooza and it starts next week. it means you can get one of those dogs at one of the shelters. kimberly tere is at the east bay spca in oakland with why this is so important. >> reporter: animal shelters in the bay area say chihuahuas are a victim of their own cuteness. now they make up half of the dogs looking for a new home. the taco bell commercials and celebrities toting around the small dogs caused a spike in the breed's popularity. then owners got board with their pets causing an overpopulation. >> that'

>>pam: a developing story out of redwood city the fire erupted at a construction supply company. witnesses say the sahd sound callous similar to an earthquake and teresa estacio. >> off >>reporter: granted roc-- granite rock had an asphalt fire. this black plume of smoke that was high up in the air and residents from piles a we could see it. one worker at the facility was injured. he was treated for minor injuries. 55 firefighters were here and that they are wrapping up. cause is under investigation. in redwood city, to receive a stock shalteresa esatcio. >> kimberlee: you see these plumes of smoke, the flames. as always, we would love to see your photos and comments. feel free to e- mail us @breaking news at kron4.com >>pam: tell you about. this saturday will that nbc programming of the giants will be on nbc. kron 4 news will be back. >>pam: the violent shooting in lake merritt. on seventh avenue just a few blocks from the lake. this area indicated on our map. haazig madyun the victim was killed just before his front door. >> you can see the bullet. >>reporter: stairway riddled with bullet holes. he

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sa mall ya. >> -- somalia. >> you may recall back in april the ship was at the center of the hijacking drama. >> the confirmationrom the pentagon that the american crew members were in control of that ship. >> four days after being boarded by pirates in the indian ocean, the 19 american crewmen reached land tonight. captain richard phillips is still held hostage in a lifeboat. >> all kinds of wild speculation if not reports that there was a firefight. the navy released these still photos of the aftermath of the daring rescue of captain phillips. >> then, president obama used that same team to close in on osama bin laden. after giving the order to activate the mission to take out bin laden friday morning, president obama did this -- >> i've got to say i've never seen devastation like this. it is heartbreaking. in addition to keeping all the families who have been affected in our thoughts and prayers, obviously our biggest priority now is to help this community recover. . >> after that, that same morning, he did this -- >> i'm sorry to interrupt you, i want to let our audience know what they see in front of their

again at the same time our soldiers are fighting the taliban, which sa different thing. i would be really cautious about trying to lump it all together and saying we have found the winning formula. this is one thing that we know has worked today and has worked in the past. it can't be all things to all our problems when it comes to the war on terror. >> michigan congressman mike rogers, thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> thanks, lawrence, enjoyed it. >>> joining me richard wolf. he is the author of "revival, the struggle for survival inside the obama white house." thanks for joining me tonight. >> my pleasure, lawrence. >> we're watching this story evolve. the white house has struggled for consistency in the details of the account since sunday. first there was the idea that there was a firefight. that bin laden was armed, that he was shooting. that's all been corrected. now we're down to the point today where there's that detail that gets thrown in officials saying they saw bin laden appear to lunge for a weapon which is the classic line that appears in every

don't know who provides the food and the alcohol at fleet week but it's something i'll pass on and speaking of special events, this saturday, ex-travel dwan sa in golden gate park. this is a big spring carnival no parking problems in the marina for this, you get to go someplace else, food, rides, stuff for kids, barbecue, 11:00 to 3:00 this saturday in gelleden gate park, sharon meadow. >> we will look into the issue on your question about the vendors and do some research and work with supervisor pharrell's office. i'm with the health department. i live here in district two. all the questions and topics we've been discussing have been interesting to me. on the subject of, if you have information on things that have happened with any program the health department is running, i'm going to leave you my card, please send me whatever you have. i promise it will be looked into. we rely heavily on community-based organizations to provide the majority of our behavioral health services and substance abuse services and it's a very, obviously significant problem in the city and it's a major issue for us to deal with from a public health standpoint. eve

. >> reporter: at this fair station in downtown fredricksburg, months can go by without an opportunity for what they call a sa, reviving a patient on the edge of death. and that's what makes last week so unusual. when three patients were saved on three consecutive days. >> three in three days, i haven't seen in 20 years. >> reporter: save number one, march 19th at the amtrak station. an elderly woman collapsed on the train. passengers had started cpr. amtrak personnel and bystanders also had the aed, the automated external defibrillator, hooked up to the victim. but a shock wasn't needed. an iv and drugs produced a pulse. save number two, march 20th at this downtown restaurant. a woman in her 60s was in respiratory distress, she wasn't breathing. the dispatcher gives the worried bystanders cpr instructions. >> got no pulse. >> put the heel of your hand on the center of her chest, right between the nipples. >> okay. >> put your other hand on top of that hand. push down firmly. >> reporter: when the firefighter arrived, he took over. >> we attached our aed to the patient. the aed allowed us to shock the victim.

while there was great focus on libya, at the sa time we had almost 20,000 troops and i think 18 or 19 ships in support of that humanitarian assistance and disaster relief for weeks at time. so the demands, i think, will continue. we just have to be pretty measured about what we're going to -- what we're going to do and what we're not going to do. i've been in a hollow military before. i won't lead a hollow military. i know -- i kno what one is and what it can and can't do, and i think it would be particularly dangerous in the world that we're living in now to hollow out. so we have to -- whatever we have, however we get to our future, it must be whole. and you talked about cuts in personnel and that's in the 15, 16 time frame, maybe 14 right now. when i was the head of the navy, out of my budget, it was 60 to 70% of my budget every year, and that's active reserve as well as civilian -- the personnel costs were about that percentage of my budget and i've said it this way, i need every single person i need but i don't need one more. and oftentimes that becomes the -- almost too easy and

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sa lurth nation's fallen veterans. christie smith is live in oakland where one ceremony will take place later. good morning. >> good morning to you. we're at mountain view cemetery here in oakland. in a couple of hours you'll see veterans coming here, some family members, active duty military, also some scouts and some singers. they're going to be marking the 90th memorial day observation here. and there really are commemorations happening across the bay area. we were looking at the list and counted no less than 15 observances. we do have video from one in san jose last year remembering those who lost their lives in service to their country. here today in oakland, you are going to see the traditional placing of the wreath. the 21-gun salute and a dove release among other things. also, an oakland youth chorus is going to be here following the ceremony. they are actually going to be offering tours of a refurbished civil war plot here. there's also a parade at the commemoration that's going on at the presidio in san francisco later this morning. there are other services in mare island, walnut creek, alameda, howard, to name a few. some organi

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sa wary had been -- al softwarey zawari had been taken down too. stay tuned for an hour long special with the news with katie couric. 9 news now will continue at 7:30 on the local impact of the killing of osama bin laden. >>> 339 people are confirmed dead from those twisters that took hold of the southern states last week. 250 of those victims were in alabama alone. hoards of volunteers poured into the state to help the people left behind and not just organized relief efforts like the red cross, every day people are pooling their resources to alleviate the pain there. sunday was a day of prayer and of mourning in alabama. victims there were remembered including lauren brown who was on the phone with her mother when the tornado struck. >> and i said it's okay, baby, it's okay, get the pillow over your head and she said mama i'm scared and the phone cut out and i knew at that moment that she was gone. >> homeland security secretary janet napolitano and other federal officials will down south yesterday surveying the damage assessing the needs. nearly half a million of people in alabama still do not have electricity. we see these pictures and you want

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in a speech last month at georgetown, president obama sa the fact of the matter is that for quite someamerica is going to be still dependent on oil an making its economy work. we're exploring and assessing new frontiers for oil and gas developments from alaska to the south and mid atlantic stas. in this bill we are giving the president the bill he is saying he's going to implement. now let him sign it. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. markey: i yield two minutes to the gentleman vermont, mr. rush. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. rush: i thank the gentleman. imagine what we could do for the american consumer at the pump if we stop lobbing rhetorical grenades back and forth and decided to focus on the concrete things it is within our power to do today that would lower the price at the pump. there's three things. one, why are we giving tax breaks toil companies? you do have to wonder, $1 trillion in profits, nothing wrong with that, but do they need to reach into the pockets of the american consumer and get $40 billion on top of th

sa hary. that has been hampered by the intelligence that the u.s. has seized at bin laden's layer in pakistan. >> do we know where he is now? >> saif al-adel we understand is in afghanistan. we're not sure where, but his talked from one source, a former libyan islamist, now turned his back on terrorism, he has got sources who say that there is activity in kunar province in eastern afghanistan. the training camps are being reestablished there, so that's a possible location. >> many thanks. >>> also this morning, there are calls for dominique strauss-kahn to resign. after all, it's tough to keep the global economy stable when you're locked on up rikers island fighting sex charges. deborah fayerick is following the story for us. has the alleged victim talked with the grand jury yet? >> what we're learning now is that the 32-year-old west african at the heart of what's now become an international incident is set to testify today. that's according to her lawyer. we are also told she was finally reunited with her teenage daughter yesterday. that's according to a friend

at the motor speedway. it is 80 ft. tall, 200 ft. wide. >> their remains breezy this afternoon in parts of the bay. san francisco international sa 36 mi. winds. also quite breezy and oakland. 20 mi. an hour winds in fairfield. thus even stronger than that. breezy this evening. as we headed to moscow when sty down. overnight patchy fog. winds die down. slightly warmer tomorrow. tuesday, clouds increase, rain on the way. temperatures, tomorrow, 70 degree readings. 72 and napa, 70 novato. close to the coast a little cooler. upper 60s for the bayshore. let's get elected this storm, we are seeing dry conditions of the bay. dry conditions for this storm. we will see rain wednesday morning. the impact your commute. 7:00, light showers to the north. heavy rain approaching santa rosa. 10:00 light showers. also the peninsula. heavy rain over and napa. storm pushes to the east. lingering rain. rain is pushing now for the afternoon. not expecting a lot of rain. quarter-1 in.. extended forecasts. rain wednesday morning. conditions should improve thursday. will warm up just a little bit more into the weekend. los '70s inland. a couple degrees below

a live look at the bay bridge toll la sa. the metering lights have been on for an hour. friday light. later on, it will build over the next hour or so. back to you. >> looking good. the "today" show returns in less than two minutes. we'll be back at 7:56. [ male announcer ] it was forged from the fires of imagination. sculpted by an unyielding passion for design. ♪ and tempered by 125 years of legendary performance. introducing the all-new 2012 cls from mercedes-benz. where the world's greatest automobiles take shape. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> 7:30 on a friday morning, may 13, 2011. it may be friday the 13th, but those people are feeling lucky on the plaza. the weather's not bad but it might take a turn for the worse as the weekend arrives. a little rain in the forecast. we'll get outside and say hi to lenny and his friends in a couple of minutes. i'm matt lauer alongside natalie morales who's in for meredith. just ahead the latest on the charlie sheen "two and a half men" saga. ashton kutcher sent a coy tweet to fans last night fuelling the growing specula

sa of pipe with water and pressurize it to a higher level than normal. rain6e?s in it to a higher level than normal. rain6e?s in safe. it started ats morning and will run until 3:00 in the afternoon. >>> get ready for more rain in the forecast. christina joins us with a look at the forecast. good morning. >> good morning. yes, more unfortunately, the start of this workweek is going to be cool, wet and windy. by the end of the week. 70s, sunshine. we are looking toward the light at the end of the tunnel. this morning, not much light coming through. the deep clouds out there. watch for spotty activity ramping up now. in the north bay, showers coming from the south. it will intensify, becoming steady across the entire bay area. we'll take you through the hour-by-hour forecast. 45 in santa rosa. by onj byú-sole of sunshine.w the front is on the way.floodin time. the rain intensifies by noon and 7:00 p.m. moderate showers at times. potential for flooding. also thunderstorms certainly a fternoon.derstorms certainly a we havefa we havefa mass. the temperatures, unfortunately are not that warm. 62 in santa rosa. 59 degrees in san francisc

at the resources we have. recently -- recently meaning sat dimeaning --recently meaning sa. the president appears to have reversed course on this issue and has called for the alaska and gulf of mexico lease leasese reinstated. i think this bill actually helps what the president called for on saturday. that would be lightning speed for the senate to pass a bill on wednesday or thursday that the president asked for on saturday. but i think this is very much in line with what i would add submit a new position for the president to take. but it's one that he seemed to take firmly on saturday, and this legislation would help him out. the number of lease sales is undetermined by the president's address, but we could help by pursuing leasing and permitting with this act. this act directs the interior department to conduct the offshore lease sales that the administration challenged -- or, canceled, rather, in december of 2010. these were lease sales that were under way. the process was well along, and the administration canceled those lease sales in december of last year. these were

. >> if you look at what the congressional research service has said, and they sa that recently, you will continue to go way beyond inflation in terms of your costs. if you took inflation-adjusted prices today, the price of oil is higher than it was into it doesn't buy, that is adjusting for inflation today. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i welcome all of you here today. i feel like i w in a time warp. i was there as well in 2005. the greatest travesty for this untry is that we do not have energy policy. i do not know how many energy crisis there has to occur in more than a generation to prompt and compel the president and congress to develop a comprehensive energy policy. it has transcend -- it transcends many administrations. if the hearings did not result in action, increasing debt policy, we let down the american people. we should be examining all aspects and all facets of what we do at. we should examine all the subsidies and all the tax incentives that werovide. we put many of them on cruise control for so long. the challenge that we're facing today -- we of not look