these people living on the sidewalks just a few blocks from the convention we're in sunny san diego california a city known for its beaches and summer attractions it's also an area which is dealing with double digit unemployment and a growing homeless population but instead of focusing on these tough realities of life thousands of people from all over the world have the center on this city this weekend in order to escape reality. every day because you know to escape into a different world. we go crazy any fears over the economy anything like that you or your economy is interesting you know the big bad land that i come from certainly has a stronger economy despite the distraction that goes with comic-con simcox in crusaders do have concerns over where our country is headed some of us think that maybe they pop. if it's coming out good good good good good i'm not afraid of anything baby well thousands of people celebrate called a con with no fear millions of americans are truly fearful about losing their jobs homes or benefits during this great recession this convention is a place where people ca

mostly about affordable housing but also for a more equal distribution of resources and in san diego california one hundred thousand people gathered i think were not protesting the foreclosure rate or the unemployment rate they were getting together to celebrate comic books and other things associated with the movie and video game and comic book world with so many threats to america who better to save the day than your favorite superhero i guess that was the spirit at comic-con international comic book convention in southern california where people show up dressed as their favorite make believe characters but while thousands play dress up there are some very graphic and paid painful problems lurking just steps away from the convention parties are among the indo shows as the disconnect between the comic book fans and the real world. both bombs explode and thousands of american troops continue to fight in the country's longest war another battle that's happening here at home. but it's the harsh realities of life. these days you'll never see this many people protesting the wars yet more than one h

nombre eddie de 115 pies de largo zozobró en el puerto de san felipe y era de compañía de san diego californiarítico y a medida que pasan horas será más difícil recuperar con vida dice. >>> todo y eso no pierde la esperanza de encontrar con vida a su h@uni-edt.uniont uni-oct.a. lah@uni-edt. mar supoara q gunosgonoi-ed.nh@uniont uni-oc n dehoras. pidiendo ayuda por más >>> un avión hércules con más capacidad de personal participó en la búsqueda y la compañía cancelóh@univisionnot uni-ed.n . >>> y una csiónorquestán en estados dos personass de lido lee, pero uno de ellos no ha abordó en el último momento y otro decidió acudir también de último momento alivia eje porque alguien más había cancelado para evitar confusoes, el gobernador de baja california prefiere decir que al momento hay entre cinco y # desaparecidos este miércoles se renot ed laed.noc búsqueda. >>> terrible. >>> gracias martín. >>> por la información. >>> y al regresar de la pausa autoridades de georgia dicen que retiran la decisión de un juez de veto raro parte de ley an antimínimo grant en el estado y dan a conocer un estudiot.o

this comes to us from knsd nbc 7 in san diego, california where a former fighter pilot celebrated hisday by enjoying a view that, fortunately, he has never seen before. dean, a 30-year navy vet survived several dog fights in three wars, but he was in the doghouse after telling his wife he planned to celebrate his 90th birthday sky diving. with family watching, dean made the jump and executed a perfect landing. that got him a welcome reception from the mrs., which made it all worth it. i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning. the humidity has come back this morning. there's a slight chance we could see some rain in some neighborhoods. overall, it will be ok. partly cloudy skies. low to mid 70's. 79 downtown. a mix of sunshine and clouds. warm and humid. chance for a thunderstorm this afternoon. we come back and check the forecast going into the upcoming weekend. >> 4:57. 73 degrees on tv hill. coming up -- >> police are asking for the public's heal

1,000 entrepreneur artists vendors who attend this once a year comic book convention held in san diego, california>> you get the most exposure. i'd have to do ten other large shows to equal what i do in san diego. >> to the outsider, the con may look like nothing more than a big dress up party. for those entrepreneurs who understand it, it's a booming niche market. stewart is a los angeles-based entrepreneur whose niche is self-published sketch books and books by hard to find comic book illustrators, people like adam hughes. books that other animation pros are eager tonight and buy. >> the animation industry and the comic industry he is a really valuable resource. everybody i know buys their books from stewart because he has all the best stuff. >> i've already gone through and gotten rid of all the chaff. and here's the good stuff. >> in general it's hard to find these books especially this one. >> he curates his collection not available through big chains. >> i developed a philosophy of not competing with them. so if it's available on amazon, i'm very unlikely to carry it. >> he's one of the guys

1,000 entrepreneur artist vendors who attend this once a year comic book convention held in san diego, californiaou get the most traffic, most exposure. i'd have to do ten other large shows to equal what i do in san diego. >> to the outsider, the con, as it's called, may look like nothing more than a big dress-up party, but for those entrepreneurs who understand it, it's a booming niche market which can form the core of a successful business. stuart ng is a los angeles-based entrepreneur who's niche is comic books by hard to find illustrators, people like adam hughes, books like other comic and animation pros are eager to find and buy. >> the animation industry and comic industry, he is a really valuable resource. everybody i know buys their books from stuart. because he has the best stuff. >> i've gotten rid of all the chaff, and here's the good stuff. >> ng focuses on books not available through chains like amazon or barnes and noble. >> i've developed a philosophy of not competing with them. so if it's available on amazon, i'm very unlikely to carry it. >> he's one of the guys you go to when y

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. ♪ >> i grew up in san diego, california, which is unusual for an african-american with one leg with end up becoming a ski racer. >> voted one of the most inspirational women in america, 46-year-old bonnie st. john was born with a birth defect that stunted the growth in one of her legs and at 5 years old, doctors told her they would have to an tape. but had she was determined to have an ordinary life. it was a high school friend who introduced her to skiing. >> it is amazing because she's white, i'm black and she didn't see differences. she reached out and said, hey, you know, let's go skiing together. so it's -- it's amazing how somebody can change your life. i started skiing and found out there were a lot of other amputees who skied and raced, so this was my chance to really find out what i was made of and see if i could make the u.s. team. and so i really went for it. >> did she ever. bonnie made the paralympic team in 1984. >> i got to where i could see the finish line, i think i've made it i'm gonna win, and boom, that's when i fell on this bad spot on the ice. and, oh i was so

. >> sacramento san francisco y los Ángeles formarian parte de california y fresno san diego y otros s sería un fracaso. >> informó pamela días . >> el color de piel ha rendido frutos pero no para todos. >> conoceremos quienes arrastran un racismo de antaño. . >> a pasado varias décadas desde la lucha del racismo, pero algunos siguen sufriendo estos estragos. >> ((♪ ♪)). >> todos ellos tienen algo en común, y no es precisamente la alegría de vivir ni que son de la 3a edad, si no lo que pasaron al venir a estados unidos muchas décadas atras . >> no nos querían y nos decían a los mexicanos cebosos. >> era penoso para uno y se notaba la discriminación . >> estás y muchas otras vivencias se quedaron invorrables en estás y otras personas ccómo el transporte público . >> se subia uno al auto bus y el chofer te mandaba atrás porque adelante iban todos los anglosajones. >> y conmigo siempre se equivocaba y a mi me veía blanca con los ojos de calor, el se engañaba solo, yo no habría la boca. >> expertos aseguran que el racismo y la segregacion no ha cambiado pero pocos los reconoces y es un te

por su parte en san diego california las chivas jugaran amistosos sufren te frente al r, 3 a 0 ganaronito y cotto buscará este último vengarse del toro nado de tijuana. un saludo para e var casete giants, este sábado venezuela y perú definen el tercer lugar de la copa américa, el partido va por leutura a las 2: 55 de la tarde. hasta me imagino que lo veremos todos no sé cómo lo verá el presidente chávez porque no estaba contento por esta situación. >>> pues bueno de salud nada mal pero seque jo q quejó que se l no >>> está molesto. perico mad pero comadre estamos contentas para irnos de fiesta. >>> sí nos vamos más rápiguaposa y llegamos allá >>> a caminar por la alfombra azul, no hay que ir de azul >>> no porque pies después te p des >>> gracias comadre >>> tenemos una serie adem advertencia debido a unas mascotas, las raznas de agua podrían ser portadas de la salmonela. muchas terminaron hospitalizadas principalmente los niños. >>> y bueno pasemose la salud a la diversión vamos a la sede de "premios juventud" sdlaenad chicass >>> muchas gracias verónica vamos a una corta pausa, pero

el barco de nombre eric pertenece a una compañía de san diego california, la naval mexicana se enteróaber sido evitada en san pedro california salvador durán regresamos con ustedes >>> tremendo susto pasaron los habitantes de una provincia en china cuando un puente cómo pueden ver en estas imágenes se partió en 2 tras la crecida de un río, los trabajadores de una planta no podían retornar a sus hogares y por medio de una zoga y grúa los equipos de rescates se las arreglaron para sacarlos además y de allí. unos rescatistas ayudaron a bien desamparados que estaba a punto de ahogarse la que ayuda de una grúa lograron salvarlo. >>> y una espantosa muerte sor esperen d sorprendió a un hombre cuando cayó a más de 118 pies de profundidad le costó la vida. un roedor le comió 3 dedos en el pie mientras dormía plácidamente, él no tiene sensibilidad en los pies. >>> está vivo de milagro un niño que fue arrestado por una corriente, unas buena samaritanas lograron rescatarlo, sin embargo un hombre que lo acompañaba fue hallado 2 horas después pero no ve asistresisti la vida >>> momento de hacer un

san diego, california, living in the city's gay community and enjoying the company of older, wealthy men is 27-year-old andrew cunanan. >> i knew him as andrew desilva for six years he had me and most people in san diego fooled. >> this man was living in the same san diego nabd askew nan nan. zblin credibly intelligent. very articulate. traveled in circles that were very influential. >> i met him at parties. andrew led the perfect life of an american gigolo. his benefactors were very conservative businessmen and many republicans. >> people that he always had around him were people of position or had a great deal of money. if you had position or money, then andrew wanted to be your friend. >> all of a sudden, his last benefactor ends the relationship. you're andrew looking in the mirror and saying my god, my american gigolo life has come to the end of the road. my exlover has rejected me. >> no one is aware how much of an impact the rejx and loss of income have on cunanan. but he is about to act on a terrifying impulse. after flying to minneapolis, cunanan tries to contact jeffrey tra

morning, they have their area staked out they are all the way -- they are here all the way from san diego california, i talked with them about why they came down take a listen. >> i am not a proud person but this is something special so that is why we are here we are all here to enjoy the capitol and it is just a wonderful place to be for the 4th. a lifetime event i think for me. >> now here is what you need to know, if you are coming down here to the national mall for the celebration, u.s. park police are saying it is a really good idea not to drive to take metro. so here is what you need to know they will be open until midnight smithsonian metro stop will be closed for most of the day, and will open after the fireworks so they can try to get people out of here as quickly as possible metro also running 6 and 8 car trains, to handle the crowds and for safety reasons they say many esculators will be off so keep in mind you will have a little more walking to do at some metro stops, what to bring and not to bring this is pretty much the same as in years past, no grills, no alcohol, no glass bottles or

un mexicano acusado de matar a un agente fue sentenciado a cadena perpetua en una corte de san diego en californiaca. los espero con esto y mucho mÁs. >> allÍ estaremos como siempre, todos los viernes. en instantes esta noche arranca en argentina la copa amÉrica, el torneo de selecciones mÁs antiguo del mundo, hablaremos un poco mÁs de esto regresar. ♪ ♪ >> el escÁndalo por dopaje que exige a la selecciÓn mexicana de fÚtbol aún no termina, el director mÉdico de la fifa dijo que otros cuatro jugadores de la selecciÓn mexicana presentaron indicios de la sustancia prohibida, en total podrÍan ser no 5, sino 9 los jugadores involucrados. el directivo afirmÓ que pronto se darÁn a conocer los resultados finales y la defensa de los jugadores apunta que todo esto no fue a propÓsito, sino que se trata de un accidente. esta noche arranca la copa amÉrica en argentina, el torneo de selecciones de fÚtbol mÁs antiguo de todo el mundo, gustavo estÁ en buenos aires, argentina, nos habla del encuentro inaugural. ♪ >> es el Último tratamiento de la selecciÓn anfitriona antes del partido inaugural esta noche ante bol

. >>> this was is scene on a highway in san diego, california, on friday.ar came tearing down an embankment. it crashed upside down on to the freeway. emergency crews responded. one person was trapped inside, but they were conscious and breathing. no word on whether they suffered any injuries. >>> the fight over dna in the amanda knox appeal. an expert is taking the stand today. we have a live report from italy coming up. . >>> more on the debt ceiling crisis what could happen in a deal does not happen? ♪ [ female announcer ] something unexpected to the world of multigrain... taste. ♪ delicious pringles multigrain. with a variety of flavors, multigrain pops with pringles. [ male announcer ] if it's true that sharks can sense even a drop of blood from a quarter of a mile away, which razor would you use? ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to msnbc saturday. new word from president obama this morning on the debt crisis unfolding on capitol hill. in his weekly address the president said both sides are not that far apart and he demandsed compromise. >> any solution to avoid

. >>> and this comes to us from knsd nbc 7 san diego in california where a former fighter pilot celebratedirthday by enjoying a view that, fortunately, he had never seen before. dean, a 30-year navy vet survived several dog fights in three wars, but he was in the doghouse after telling his wife he planned to celebrate his 90th birthday sky diving. with family watching, dean made the jump and executed a perfect landing, and that got him a welcome reception from the mrs., which made it all worth it. very sweet there. >> i'm lynn berry. this is "early today," your first stop of the day on your nbc station. >>> 4:28 in the morning. 77 degrees here in the nation's capital on this 6th day of july. good morning to you. i'm joe krebs. >> good morning. i'm eun yang. welcome to news 4 this 6th day of july. casey anthony killed in her daughter's death. >> after 11 hours of deliberations, the jurors found her not guilty of the most serious charges, murder and child abuse. >> this morning kristen dahlgren has reaction on the decision. >> as to the charge of first degree murder, verdict as to count one,

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there was a time in 1995 that i had just given a speech outside of san diego, california. it was april 18th. the next morning i got up and went to the hotel restaurant to have breakfast. i noticed on the monitored, there was some story about explosion. i didn't pay attention to it. walked back and realized it was in oklahoma city. then i realized it was in the murray building. i went back to my room and tried to call a good friend of mine who's is retired federal district judge. couldn't reach him. he was in federal courthouse across the ally. tried to call my good friend and lawyer throughout hurricane katrina, andy. his billing was a block away. couldn't reach him. couldn't reach my sister-in-law. it was my first exposure to how in the midst of a crisis our inability to communicate with each other, -- look, i'm a kid that grew up in the oklahoma panhandle. one of my first childhood memory of that of my father and grandfather opening the cellar door and all of us watching a tornado blow by. we survived. the billing was my first experience in terms of a disaster where i co

there was a time in 1995, i had just given a speech outside san diego, california. april 18th, and the next morning i got up, went to the hotel restaurant to have breakfast and i noticed on the monitors in the hall like that there was some story about an explosion. i didn't pay much attention to it. i walked back and realize it was in oklahoma city. then i realized this is april 19th. so i went back to my room and tried to call a good friend of mine who is now retired federal district judge. i could not reach him. he was at the federal courthouse across the alley. i tried to call my good friend and lawyer throughout hurricane katrina. his building was about a block away. could not reach him. could not reach my sister-in-law who worked a couple blocks away. it was my first exposure to howl in the midst of a crisis our inability to communicate with each other -- i am a kid that erupt in the oklahoma panhandle. one of my first house that memories is my father and grandfather opening a cellar door and all of us watching a tornado blow by. we survived. nothing happened t

happening right now in san diego, california, the annual comic-con convention.ing. they are there to exchange news and gossip on everything from movies to comic, cnn entertainment producer is there for me. button that up for me if i didn't give a good enough description. what is comic-con and just how big is it? >> reporter: well, t.j., you did a very good job with that description. comic-con is the world's largest comic book and genre of entertainment. and every year something rises to the surface of that white hot ticket. this year i can safely say that is the game of thrones. it's turned into an hbo show. everybody here want ad ticket. 1,000 people outside of the cnn express line up for financial. we were lucky enough to have one of the stars of that series on the cnn express and at 6'5" he proved cnn express can hand allot. he told me a lot about his excitement of being a part of this series. >> i've never read a book where i became so invested. i read it and hooked. i got kids. i locked myself in the room. honey i have to read this for the audition but i wa

adam housley is live near the border in san diego, california. what more do we know about this?e numbers are massive at the world's busiest border crossing. they make more money and it helps fuel their violence on the other side of the border. one sergeant here said if those hard-core drugs gets through this check point they will scatter within the country in hours. >> it's much more difficult to detect and this is a good example. this came in this morning. we have 14 pounds of mexican heroin out of this drive shaft. >> reporter: in one hour agents grabbed more than a quarter million in hard-core drugs including methamphetamine wedged inside a car battery and more drugs found inside the lining of this suv. it has agents seeing a 70% increase in cocaine being smuggled. and 20% more methamphetamines. on guy of anien day -- on any given day 40,000 cars come through this checkpoints. try to figure out which car to look as the. which drive train may have black tar heroin stuffed inside. the task seems impossible. the results of increased hard-core smuggling by the cartel means more h

carlos gonzÁlez nos relata la triste historia desde san diego, california. >> el domingo por la nochemonÑa >> ya llevaban dos dÍas buscÁndolo. >> la clave de esperanza es que salvador tenÍa un celular. pero hablaron por Última vez hasta que Él no tuvo mÁs seÑal. >> los mensajes de su esposa lo guiaron en tÉcnicas de supervivencia pero la situaciÓn empeoraba. >> ya empezÓ a sangrar en la maÑana de ayer y no pudo independiente mÁs nada. >> finalmente despuÉs 8 horas los ubicaron en unos riscos. >> vimos que uno de ellos estaba en demasiado mal estado y tratamos de recuperarlo pero desafortunadamente se nos fue de las manos. >> la esposa de garcÍa cuenta la conversaciÓn con su esposo. >> estaba en el barranco pero dice que a lo mejor se durmiÓ... y cuando lo quiso despertar comenzÓ a respirar muy rÁpido. >> segÚn hernÁndez ellos han estado muy ocupados estas Últimas semanas. >> lo que indica que la actividad de nuestros hermanos de cruzar a estados unidos es muy intensa. >> el inmigrante fallecido deja a una esposa embarazada de 4 meses. >> carlos gonzÁlez noticias, univisiÓn, san diego.

it calls for creating south california stretching from san diego and orange county into the south to mariposa county and riverside county supervisor jeff stone believes california has become too big to govern. a spokesman for the governor says it's a waste of everybody's time. >> peace and quiet, popular hotel chain unveils the first anti-snoring room. >> and first and last shuttle spacewalk is happening right now. >> and firefighters in one bay area station didn't have to go very far to respond to an overnight crash. what police say led to a crash right outside the firefighters' front door. >>> you're looking live picture from nasa tv. its spacewalk, the final spacewalk of the space shuttle era. two astronauts and nasa tweeted four minutes ago what they are doing is fixing a ground wire. the walk is expected to end in about six hours. normally it would be shuttle astronauts but instead it's two space station residents. atlantis as a four man crew, smallest crew and they didn't have time to train for the walk. they are retrieving a pump and installing a robot expe

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it calls for creating south california stretching from san diego and orange county into the south to mariposa county and riverside county supervisor jeff stone believes california has become too big to govern. a spokesman for the governor says it's a waste of everybody's time. >> peace and quiet, popular hotel chain unveils the first anti-snoring room. >> and first and last shuttle spacewalk is happening right now. >> and firefighters in one bay area station didn't have to go very far to respond to an overnight crash. what police say led to a crash right outside the firefighters' >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld >>> you're looking live picture from nasa tv. its spacewalk, the final spacewalk of the space shuttle era. two astronauts and nasa tweeted four minutes ago what they are doing is fixing a ground wire. the walk is expected to end in about six hours. normally it would be shuttle astronauts but instead it's two space station residents. atlantis as a four man crew, smallest crew and they didn't have time to train for the walk. they are retrieving a pump an

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host: san diego, california. this is what was written in an e-mail. how can any citizen possible risk -- senate person risked their seat -- democrat line. caller: i heard a guy talk about his social security. i do not know who wants to cut the social security checks by $7,000. how can they do that? host: have you tried to get in touch with any of your representatives? caller: yes, the republicans. i am sure i will not get anything out of them. no response. host: republican line, georgia. caller: thanks. i love c-span. i have been in touch with my congressman. i spoke with him last night into this morning. i think he is the greatest congressmen in history. he is a true taxpayer champion. i am working really hard to elect mitt romney president. host: did you speak to him directly? caller: i spoke with him directly after he was on fox last night. i have a cell phone number. he is one of the greatest if not the greatest congressman for the taxpayers in the history of this wonderful country. i love your coverage on c-span. host: how did you get his cell ph

another student at the university of california in san diego realized that there were huge numbers of students who weren't even aware of all the tax credits they were entitled to. some of which were passed when i was president. so he calculated that if there was 100% knowledge -- now, i'm going to come back to this in a minute. there was 100% knowledge of all the students at the university of california of san diego of every form of student aid they could access, they would save $2.5 million a year just on that campus. so i believe in all this. and i think you have to have -- you can't get discouraged when the politics are going in a direction you don't like. you have to keep fighting against the things you don't like, but also find something to do that you do like. it's very important in life not just to be against a tide that you oppose, but also to make something good happen. because every time you make something good happen, it gives weight to your position on these political issues. that's why i think one of the most important bills i ever signed was the bill creating -- 700-plus

. >> desde la universidad de california en san diego, fuelvo con ustedes alstudio. >> muy interesantesobre esta impide que mÁs de uno busque ayuda. >> desde niÑa judi bustos ha sufrido una enfermedad que la ha llevado a querer suicidarme suicidarse. >> el doctor me dijo muy conclusiÓn usted busque quiÉn le cuide a sus hijos, usted no puede trabajar, usted no puede hacer nada. >> miles de latinos sufren desde depresiÓn hasta padecimientos mÁs complejos. enfermedades que limitan la calidad de vida. >> muy grave porque se pierde mucho en relaciÓn a la productividad y se pierde mucho en la salud mental. las personas afectadas con enfermedadesentales tienen la tendcia a no ser productivos en su casa, en sus empleos. >> el problema se agrava por un lado porque una enfermedad mental no es fÁcil de diagnosticar. y por el otro, el rechazo que hay sobre la fermedades mentales. >> aquÍ en san diego las autoridades de salud idearon una estrategia para llevar un mensaje para los hispanos, la fotonovela. >> bajo el tÍtulo salir adelante, la publicaciÓn que se reparte en centro comunitarioshospitale

it calls for creating south california stretching from san diego and orange county in the south to mariposanty in the sierra. republican riverside couldn't supervisor jeff stone believes california has simply become too big to govern. spokesman for governor brown called it quota supremely ridiculous l waste of everybody's time. >> in the men time we watch the forecast for the entire state. >> yes getting colder and colder. sandy is here now. >> i know we are freezing. especially along the coast and around the basement temperatures have been running cooler than where they should be for this time of year today. take the a look at the satellite picture i'll show you what has contributed to the cooler weather. deep marine layer this afternoon it was still cloudy along the coast and around the bay. inland area saw the sun but the war warmest locations like morgan hill only manage to get up to 80 degrees. it was a cooler day all across the bay year. from our high definition emeryville camera you can see the low clouds just rushing back in over san francisco across the bay and tonight as you take

california. from san diego to orange county to the south. riverside county supervisor believes that california is too big to govern. spokesman for governor brown called it a supremely ridiculous waste of time. >> the battle begins anew. >> we'll see which cities we get to keep. it's 5:09. and a little southern california weather right now. >> he is talking more about the drizzle. >> that is probably is what they wanted. up in the sierra there, yeah, i bet. here is a look at the area of low pressure bringing us the onshore flow making it feels like a january morning, the drizzle and clouds and temperatures and winds are gusty like sfo about 12 miles an hour. fairfield 17. so you have the good onshore flow. sea breeze that will keep us cooler than average, about 10-19 degrees cooler than average today. right now you step outside, we're in the 50s with 52 in san rafael. cool spot all the way up to 58 in fremont. as on we head into the afternoon hours, these clouds will be really stubborn. looks at parts of bay from lumbar ton bridge not even get

california mission. rather than trying to do all 21 missions from san diego to sonoma in one trip, the program has been divided into three summers, three segments. 1 year would be the northern missions from sonoma north to south. central california commissions would be san antonio to the south. and in the southern missions would be san fernando all the way down to san diego. the pilgrimage is not a tour. the pilgrimage goes to each site focusing on this ain't or the name of that particular mission spending time at each mission in prayer, and we tell the history, provide the background of the indians of the padres who were there, of the politics that happened. what it is based on is the pilgrimage company that originally started about four years ago taking them to have a cc experience. then it developed into a little bit more. finally, it was, what do we do about people in the united states? it was the california pilgrimage. >> these are some of the events. >> they are usually about a week long. we try to avoid saying in the city near the shopping and the theaters and that's type of stuff, because we are on pil

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there was 100% knowledge of all the students at the university of california san diego of every form say $2.5 million a year just on that campus. so i believe in all of this and i think you have to have -- you can't get discouraged when the politics are going in a direction you don't like. you have to keep fighting against the things you don't like but also find something to do that you do like. it is very important in life not just to be against something you oppose but also to make something good happen because every time you make something good happen it gives weight to your position on these political issues. that is why i think one of the most important bills i ever saw it was the one creating a miracle, 700,000 plus young people have done work all over america. [applause] >> and they made a big difference. so that brings me down to this current moment. and your topic. a neat twist on the old speak truth power, turning truth to power. you cannot turn truth into power. unless you have it in the first place. beginning with basic facts. so for example, we have this current politica

california. detectives in san diego are trying to figure out how not one but two deaths happened in the mansion of a well-known millionaire. police found this woman, rebecca zahou, we'll show you her picture, hanging from the balcony of her boyfriend's $12 million mansion. it's unknown if she was murdered or committed suicide. the home belongs to millionaire businessman jonah shacknai who wasn't home. even more bizarre, his 6-year-old son fell down a flight of stairs two days earlier and later died from the injuries he suffered. >> this is a very bizarre death. there's roughly 200 years of experience in the sheriff's homicide unit. they all agree, this is a very unusual circumstance. >> as of right now, detectives don't think there is a connection between the two deaths. >>> now to the ongoing fight over the debt ceiling. while president obama and congressional lawmakers work to achieve a deal here, a new poll shows many americans are fed up, if not just not pleased with how they're handling this dooming debt crisis. a "usa today" gallup poll shows half of those surveyed say the president and curr

another student at the university of california in san diego realize that there were huge numbers of students who weren't even aware of all the tax credits they were entitled to. some of which were passed when i was president, and so he calculated that if there was 100% knowledge and i'm going to come back to this in a minute. remember this. if there was 100% knowledge of all the students at the university of california at san diego of every form of student aid they could access they could save $2.5 million a year. just on that campus. so, i believe in all of this and i think you have to have -- you can't get discouraged when the politics are going in a direction you don't like. you have to keep fighting against the things you don't like but also find something to do that you do like. it is very important in life not just to be against a tide that you oppose but also to make something that happened because every time you make something good happen it gives weight to your position on these political issues. that is why i think one of the most important bills i ever signed with the bil

ow sell at the in -- yosemite in the 90s, and southern california, los angeles, 89. 88, monday. san diego on the cool side. 77 in comparison there. and check out palm springs, 111 degrees expected tomorrow, and las vegas, 108. fourth of july, fisherman's wharf, 9:30, maybe also patchy fog, and temperatures will be mild in the mid-60s or so. give you another update tomorrow. highs for sunday, we're going to bring everyone up a few more degrees. 93 for san jose. 95 for campbell. touch on 70 for half moon bay tomorrow. look for 92 for redwood estimate san francisco, 80 degrees. not as much low cloudiness and fog, and the rest of the sea breeze. 96 for santa rosa. east bay, oakland, warm to 87. 90 castro valley, and inland it's going to get hot. 99 for concord. 103 for gilroy. the seven-day forecast, the heat stays with us. maybe a slight dip as we head into monday, maybe two or three degrees. still going to be hot. and then warm back up tuesday and wednesday near 100 inland, and the end of next week before we see cooling. >> good afternoon for a burger, just a little bite. we have a little g