it's not grease; it's sap. sap? how did you get covered in sap? i got really wasted. i must have climbed a tree. really stepping up the insanity, huh? i'm trying to push myself. i wanted to see how far i could go. i feel like you've been standing on the edge of a cliff for a while now. i say hop off. let's see where you land. i really wish you wouldn't encourage him, man. i really wish you wouldn't. charlie, if somebody wants to push his boundaries, you gotta let him. frank, jump. i never felt more alive in my life!

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and it was sapped quite a while before used and it was rusty before installed. >> a state highway through a federal national park connecting an independently managed bridge to city streets. this is a prescription for complication. >> it became clear unless there was one catalyst organization that took it on as a challenge, it wouldn't happen and we did that and for people to advocate. and the project has a structural rating of 2 out of 100. >> you can see the rusting reinforcing in the concrete when you look at the edges now. the deck has steel reinforcing that's corroded and lost 2/3's of its strength. >> this was accelerated in 1989 when the earthquake hit and cal came in and strengthened but can't bring to standards. to fix this road will cost more than to replace. and for the last 18 years, we have been working on a design to replace the road way, but to do in a way that makes it appropriate to be in a national park and not army post. >> i would say it's one of the most ugly structure, and it's a barrier between the mar sh and presidio. and this is a place and i brought my dogs and gr

. >> i told my cook, i'm proud to sap this, as we open our doors, this is the best in maryland without a doubt. >> reporter: the cheesecake factory and bobby's burgers palace, known for great burgers, sweet potato pies and shakes. >> basically something everybody can afford to eat in and hopeful think will feel this is the only gamble they're not taking in here. >> reporter: gambling on your waistline a little. >> that's okay. we think it's worth the calories. >> reporter: say want to play the slots but don't want to risk a lot of money. there's some machines here where you can play for as limb as a penny. or if you have a lot of cash, you can come here to the high-limit room and wager up to $500. what maryland sdp not have, table games that you would see in competing casinos. so far the maryland legislature has not approved them, but here they're offering the electronic version of roulette, craps and other games. the ka seen so putting thousands of people to work including melissa stocker, who had been unemployed since november. >> i had worked for this casino getting question a passe

it's leaving are covered with little hairs of toxic sap, just brushing against it can cause a burn that takes months to clear up. >> what this produces is rather disfiguring unsightly fluid filled blisters unfortunately change the color of the skin. >> reporter: feels like leaving your arm on a hot stove. then. >> kids and pets the most at risk when they play around that giant plant. >>> we are working for you the government hasn't reported one of the plants in maryland since 2003 but if you see one and it's very big you may not necessarily need hazmat to take it out. round up apparently works but you may need to reapply it next year as well. >>> you know when they is not running off to the next story cheryl is running with elementary school girls. >> there she goes. she say is a volunteer coach and this saturday we will watch her run. she is the charity chaser for the ten miler and gorgon sport also donate a dollar for every person she passes. >> she introduces us to the problem that will benefit from her fast feet. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: doesn't matter if you are the fastest. it's t

. >>> thousands filled the streets for sap fran gay pride parade. participants marched, raised issues for the gay lesbian and transgender community. they also held a party in the community parties at the civic center went throughout the bay area and party does are already -- party goers are already planning and it is set for next year. they call it the commercization of the gay pride. they call themselves oc u pride. they want to bring them back to its origin to lib rate people from all walks of life and they want to help the event remain free to the public. new york's city's annual gay parade was also held yesterday. they held the same sex marriage law and it also helped with the u.s. military and now they can openly declare their sexuality. >>> and gay pride events went around all over the world just go to our website www.ktvu.com and click on the gay pride tab. >>> santa clara leaders pulled $30 million in tax funds. they say they would rather spend the money on teachers but it is specifically earmarked to rebuild the stadium. the 49ers have not

nearly a week of 100-degree-plus days and low humidity have sapped all the moisture and that's creating punishing conditions for firefighters. officials say it's only 5% contained. >>> elsewhere forecasters say the lingering storm debby, now a tropical depression, will bring more rain and flooding to water logged florida today. after sitting off the coast for days, debby finally came ashore and could head out to sea later today. n nbc's jay gray reports from florida. >> reporter: for the last two days the large but mostly unorganized system has pour md more than 21 inches of rain in the state and forecasters say it could dump another 8 to 10 inches as it crosses peninsula. >> in eight years i've never seen it this high, even with a hurricane, a real hurricane. >> reporter: high water that's causing some real problems. >> people have lived their all their lives. they've never seen water p up across the road right here. >> reporter: dozen of roads have be washed out including state 10 making evacuation different and in the hardest hit areas almost possible. >> got about 2 1/2 feet and dec

reporting from sap bruno, mark matthews abc 7 news. >> capitol hill next where senate leaders say they have reached a deal on freezing student loan rates for another year. they are still deciding the mechanic how the proposal will weave through congress final day before lawmakers leave washington for the july 4th holiday. >>> well today the pentagon did something it has never done before. recognize the service of gay and lesbian troops. historic event came 9 months after the repeal of the military don't ask don't tell policy that had prohibited gay troop from serving openly. the policy forced more than 13,000 plus service members out of the arm forces. officials say the change allows those who protect this country a frame they have long deserved. >> for those service ns members gay and lesbian we lift add real and personal burden from their shoulders. they no long verify to live a lie in the military. they will no longer have to somehow teach a child to lie to protect the if her father's career. >> the president and defense secretary panetta delivered taped messages for this event. >>

still where we were this morning. 48 for santa row sap president 5 9. low 50s in concord. around the bay area. more of the same. low 50s in areas right around hayward. partly to mostly cloudy skies and upper 40s to low0s. forecasted highs for tomorrow. 83 expected for tomorrow. 80 in kept field. upper low 70s. toshes numbers any where from 3- 5 degrees. 85 for less prez -- upper to 70 oz. low 80s. 84 gill roy. and along redwood study l 0 degrees pal low all to. 69 for the city. your extended forecast there. we continue the climb on thursday and we.name fall back again bit on friday. into the weekend. low 80s on the weekend. low 60s for the forecast. >> thank you. >> some bay year police officers and their k the partners took part of trauma training. they learned skills to help in emergencies. k9 accurated ad as models. the new skills will help body who was shot by an expected car three. >> thank you for trusting ktvu. we'll see you next time news break. we'll uh-uh s see you at 10:00. hand hacker claims to have stolen numbers from the a university. we're look booing those

. >> i am terry patterson, a resident of district 5, a member of the sap system mental health board. as the last speaker, i am glad to be able to express my concerns on behalf of cuts to the mental health budget. as you all know, mental health affects every area of city life. and as many of the eloquent previous speakers spoke to senior centers, used shelters, community centers, public transportation, the people who are not getting our corporate mental health care are often hidden in homes where families have to deplete their budgets and take care of them. i am talking about the people with bipolar and other serious disorders, who, if their immediate situation does not rise to the level of going to cite an emergency, as many of you know, or become hospitalized, they do not get services. so, i want to urge the city not to be penny wise and pound foolish when it comes to preventive services and sustained services for people who need them in the city, not only to protect public safety, but to bring our families together to function adequately. thank you very much. [applause] >> this is

>>darya: sap is a rental and then as they get at the time does the car hold any clues?ged to? >> they said that no one is living in the house. the muslim allot of marijuana inside the pit i'm sure that the car did you see in the driveway will be part of the investigation. >>darya: thanks jackie >>mark: the dow jones industrial average is falling way out of the gate. it is down 151. span. this is because spain is struggling trying to get aid for their banks from the euro zonk irian the hope is that europe will address their financial problems quickly. european shares are down sharply and now u.s. stocks are down sharply. >> there is a shooting in hayward on a street. will tran as calling the story. >>will: this happened in front and and and and liquor. the officers tace the suspect but it did not stop him. but what ever reason the officer felt threatened inspired one shot. the officers spent the night gathering evidence. we do know that he was arrested after he was shot. reporting from hayward, will tran, kron 4 news. >>mark: that's good games for the weather >>james: is

the "washington post," front page, talks about the fact middle class people have seen their wealth sapped 40% while millionaires have made money over the last few years. seems to me the people who have been really hurt, lost 40%, they need to keep their taxes low because they are the engine of the economy while it's okay to have the millionaires -- >> why change anybody's tax structure given the weakness in the economy. why not do what president clinton suggested and extend them into next year but not permanently. >> they certainly shouldn't be extended permanently. you're never going to convince middle class who have seen wealth sapped so much to extend, if millionaires keep making 40% and don't have to pay under clinton years. >> biggest stumbling block in this entire discussion, i guess your party by virtue of documents that many of you, i'm not sure if you specifically have, but certainly many of your colleagues on the republican side of the aisle have signed that from grover norquist. how much budging are you willing to do on your side of the aisle on the issue of taxes and revenue.

the giants come right back, pablo sap dough val with the single to left. that allows buster posey to score from first. san francisco would tie the game at 2. the a's went back in front on this gomes slow she shot. now the top of the sixth, the giants have taken a 6-4 lead. thanks in part to a brandon belt two-run homer. >>> nascar's making its annual stop in sonoma this weekend with the save mart 350. the drivers went through their final tuneups today. a.j. allmendinger will be looking for his first sprint cup victory. racing in the number 22 shell car, the same car kurt busch won with last year at sonoma. allmendinger enjoys road courses and believes he might have a little homefield advantage. >> for me, it's just being a hometown race. i grew up racing road courses and street courses and go-karting and open wheel racing when i raced champ cars. so i love this place. and i feel like it's always a great opportunity for me to have a chance to win the race. this car won last year with kurt busch so we have a lot of good notes and looking forward it to. >> la

nearly a week of 100-plus-degree days and low humidity have sapped the moisture from timber and grass, creating punishing conditions for firefighters. officials say the waldo canyon fire is only 5% contained. >>> elsewhere, forecasters say the lingering storm debby, now a tropical depression, will bring more rain and flooding to water-logged florida today. after sitting off the coast for days, debby finally came ashore and could head out to sea later today, nbc's jay gray reports from florida. >> reporter: for the last two days, the large, but mostly unorganized system has poured more than 20 inches of rain in parts of the state. and forecasters say it could dump another eight to ten inches as it crosses the peninsula. >> in 58 years, i've never seen it this high. even in a hurricane. a real hurricane. >> reporter: high water that's causing real problems. >> people who have lived here all their lives, they've never seen water up across the road right here. >> reporter: dozens of roads have been washed out, including parts of interstate 10, making evacuations difficult, and in the hard

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. >>> if you'd like to if find out there's a link on csi sap coming some numbers. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, there tonight will looking to slow clouds and fog moved in and short on women is to sneak into the data cool their starting to creep in and which means we're in for some changes as we head up weekend so few have outdoor plans to and the '90s been long gone is the have high pressure sliding east were even a few thunderstorms firing up with serious but the looks like things will be cooling down in fact we see those clouds moving ashore is speaking and morning losel into 50s low clouds probably extending well into a thing tomorrow in the afternoon becoming mostly sunny still pleasant though san as a looking is 77 degrees and san francisco to cool and breezy about 64 in the afternoon and cooler about everywhere you go. said average that process those nice '90s it is sliding east word now on this whole troth unusually strong and school systems sliding toward the day of even dream within a chance of rain is a heading toward monday how these amateurs is to look for the weekend it will be as

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european countries who share currency the debts are piling and the emergency money fund is being sapped the man at the helm of the euro project launched now tells r.t. what's needed to save it. i'm on a pretty was a u. leader when eleven states abandon their currency for the euro mr prodi do you take any responsibility for the current mess for the current mess no bust i take the merit for the euro look when the euro was born it was clear that we needed political links common fiscal policy i advised the programme of and now tory to call. the behavior by mistake. in two thousand and three i rise in the program again and france. germany and italy they thought that this was again they survived a need. and then i asked the control at least they are required to control by the eurostar to say look is it and they said no. and so that we could cheat everything when i write that program i remember that helmut kohl say look we did the big africa now we shall call played it. in the next two years but then europe changes what will greece leaving the euro do to your country italy not to buy counter-r

. >> for the president of the united states to stand up and sap the private sector is doing fine is going to go down in history. it's an extraordinary miscalculation and misunderstanding by a president who's out of touch regard few hour, later, a clarification from the president. >> it is absolutely clear that the economy is not doing fine. >> reporter: by does any of this matter? here's why. poms, including ours, indicate that americans continue to say by far the economy is the most important problem facing the country. nearly seven in ten in our cnn/orc survey rate economic kingses as poor and are split on which candidate will better jump-start the economy. 31% say things will get better in romney wins in november and 28% if the president is re-elected. we have five more months of battling over the economy. randi? >> thank you, paul steinhauser. >>> to a different kind of horse race. we won't have a triple crown winner now that i'll have another dropped out of today's belmont stakes. a track veterinarian noticed the beginnings of tendinitis so the horse will retire and not run again. we

provided that analysis of the committee even though we didn't have direct evidence of that and when the saps came out they provided the direct evidence. i mean, dean's testimony was very important. it was very important to study events that occurred. we used that to help us create this matrix of facts. ultimately it did work. it was a wonderful process. as i saw us convince, you know, i saw us convince the conservative drks who were very important here. in fact, you mentioned the walter flowers from alabama whose conditions were very pro and the jim manz of south carolina, people like that were important. and we reached them and would be desperate not to have a partisan committee vote. even reaching them i don't know, 17-14 or something. i think that would have been the figures, the tracks and the republicans split that would have been a disaster. it was the wrong way to go about it. of course it happened the year the clinton impeachment in 1998. but we really, it works to be accepted by the country, by history, for the good of the country. we really felt we drilled so hard. and i give a lot

says a hectic recent schedule has proven to be energy sapping best usually it's really a tough i mean i've been running all week culminating in participating in this competition so it's definitely drained my and it also fast your overall speed average which i've been working on during training. but as the older generation. drawn nearer to hanging up their boots it's the stars of the future that are beginning to catch the eye that in a poised to give a beat both to claim first place in the one thousand five hundred meter race improving a whole seventeen seconds on her previous personal best and barely off the track she was already thinking about russia's national championships to be held at the end of june. i think the level of preparation will be very high for the russian championships everyone is getting ready for it the eight hundred metres race is very difficult and it's very popular in russia but of course i'm hoping i can land in the top three you noted secure a ticket to london it's an olympic year so you'd be forgiven for thinking athletes would want to focus soley on those gam

entering the situation inside of northern mali is further destabilize and polarize the situation in sap and north of the country and of course affected the capital up of mochel as well the nato forces led by the united states destroy the social fabric and national infrastructure and the national economy of libya libya was the most prosperous of the most stable state on the african continent as a result of the destabilization activities on the part of nato the twenty six thousand air missions that were flown over the country over a seven month period ten thousand air strikes against libya the naval blockade the freezing of foreign assets this is of course dislodged and displaced hundreds of thousands of people inside the country and hundreds of thousands or more in the regional context if the u.s. had not been a bean in libya last year we would not happy current situation that we have right now in mali so u.s. . and nato intervention is not the solution the solution has to be found in mali itself within west africa itself among the people. now some other news from around the world includ

that is permanently broken, that would actually sap the faith of the public in this whole area, but i think some modest additions to the ministerial code to deal with the two particular points i've made, i think that is something we could certainly look at. >> and back to 79, mr. cameron, you identify a small number of journalists who are close friends of yours. not including your lists, you name them there. it's inevitable that friendships arise and these are

allocation your i phone or i pod touch from the saps to. watch our lives on. video. of your. well lift off and leaves for china they are sending a crew of three into space including the country's first woman astronaut to carry out its first ever manned the docking mission they will spend around ten days in orbit after the spacecraft blasted off successfully from a launch pad in the gobi desert in northern china the aim of the mission is to test the craft ability to dock with the orbiting module if successful it could pave the way for beijing to set up its own manda state space station by twenty twenty. managing editor of space dot com says china is pushing full steam ahead with its ambitions. this is their big test to show that they can do it with people on board they can do it with a mix crew. veterans and new space flyers for them it's a major milestone what china has done in just the last decade it has taken a stepping stone approach to human spaceflight so they went with unmanned launches first and in two thousand and three the first manned launch last year was the first