schneider reached for it with a shudder. only the first lady could be calling at such an hour. this was another a wishing medical drama your going to need to read the book if you want to know. turned out that unlike had an obstruction in his upper intestine which the doctors called ileitis. 13 darters agonized for hours whether to stick a knife and a president who had suffered a heart attack eight month earlier. they were up until 2:00 a.m. on saturday to operate. the surgery would have taken place hours earlier if the patient -- once again eisenhower was out of commission for weeks. in the middle east the timing could not have been where is. by this time i returned to the white house in 1956 john foster dulles had decided to withdraw the american offers of aid to the aswan dam project largely because congress was opposed to it. on july 19th, 1956, dollars -- bolus --dulles obtained eisenhower's ascend. ike was not on top of the issue -- the next day dollars proudly told friend the united states had ulles proudly told friend the united states had made, quote, a big chess moving

mark schneider, does the information that the i.c.g. has support channel 4's documentary?> it does, indeed. we issued a report a year ago that, in fact, found the tens of thousands of civilians that had been killed in the final months of the war and specifically as the documentary indicated most of them had come into these areas that the government promised were going to be safe. so-called no-fire zones. in fact, the government really turned them into free-fire zones in which they shelled hospitals, food centers and in the end actually as peop werleaving the area after the war essentially was over as you've seen from the documentary there were summary executions of individuals, some of those leaders who allegedly were seeking to surrender apparently also were killed. and this comes to us now also from a special panel of experts that the united nations secretary general appointed to look into these questions. >> suarez: you say you issued this report a year ago. why do you think there was so little international interest in killing on this scale? i think the reality is that

let's bring in bonnie schneider. they can pose a really big threat. was supposed to be in new york. there was supposed to be a black eyed peas concert. it was shut down. it was scary. >> typically in june, july, august, we see lightning strikes. there are things you can do to stay safe. take a look at pictures. as deb mentioned, these can come with rain and, of course, thunderstorms. but sometimes you get bolts from the blue. it's always a good idea to have your noaa weather radio. here are some tips and facts about lightning that you may not know or maybe it's a refresher course. overall, june and july are the worst times for lightning. lightning strikes in the u.s. are about 25 million every year injured hundreds of people and killing nearly 60 people. if you can hear thunder, that means lightning is close enough to strike. you want to seek shelter immediately. this is important to know when you're out camping. know where your shelter is. it's not a convertible. it's not the tires that keep you safe. it's the metal casing. keep that in mind. today w

cory schneider is in. four minutes left in the first, sedin's shot stopped. the bruins win it 5-2. final from boston. >>> indians and yankees, derek jeter on a quest for 3,000 knocks. bottom one, no score. he singles to left field off carrasco, number 2,994. top of the fourth, still no score, man on third, nobody out as cabrera singles through the hole. brandon muscles home, 1-0, tribe. scary moment for the pinstripes. jeter, one into right field but seems to get out of the box a little gingerly. take another look. out of the box right there, limping towards first base and leaves the game and not return. check out espn.com for more. bottom nine now, last chance for the yanks, perez says gardner, indians, they win the ball game 1-0. that's it for your espn news update. don't forget for the latest tune into the highlight express. >>> all right. in dallas they're announcing the time plans for thursday's big party. that's when the nba championship mavericks will be honored in a parade through the streets of the big "d." the team did arrive home yesterday led by owner mark cuban carryin

. >> reporter: al schneider would rather be resting his case in maui. his temperature is always on his iphone. instead, he is putting together drums for sale in redwood city. outside while he can. and as for the tourists? who is having a good time in san francisco? >> me. >> we all are. >> reporter: yvonne hernandez from mexico looked beautiful today but said she looked even better before the rain. >> a little bit in the morning, i do have a nice hair do and now look at me. >> reporter: here's the good news. as long as it's raining, there is no fog in the city. i live in the buckle of the fog belt in san francisco. and my wife reports today, it is crystal clear and beautiful. in san carlos, mike sugerman, cbs 5. >>> roberta joins us now from the weather center. and we have another big storm on the way. hi, roberta. >> hi there, elizabeth. for tonight according to our live high-def doppler radar we are seeing a break in the activity just in time for the evening commute. the most severe activity in the form of some showers and thunderstorm is now due east

especially now when bin launch replacement i am and also worry is the other to me building our bill schneider is already significant presence in chemistry in. the us he being cooperate in with yemeni counterterrorism forces in targeting al qaida but they've since left the field preoccupied is that with the nationwide turmoil against the sollie regime that means the americans are likely to have a freer hand going it alone with the cia to take a central role because the agency is not subject to the accountability the us military is legally under expect more bombs to fall on yemen when the us starts to hit people who are numbers of all by the new arabian peninsula then i think the real worry is that it expands gorge the point where so many people join up with al-qaeda their security in yemen over the killing of scores of civilians by the drone strikes in want to attack there the american military presumably ending at an al qaida training camp any doubt killing doesn't bring in another strike a year ago a drone mistakenly killed a deputy governor in yemen his family and aides with the expansion o

develop the arctic and as soon as this is as soon as here possibly and i energy should minister sergei schneider because radko highlights the nonetheless it triggered investor investor interest in the russian shelf and b.p.'s chief is also positive about this so it all lot of important economic news going on here in russia and being highlighted at day two of the st petersburg international economic forum. russian markets closed low on friday sinking the most insane week as oil it's often have four month low you have to guess at the down point seven percent in the my six thinnest one a quarter of a is that in the red now let's have a look at some individual sam moves on the rise next oil companies were among the main loses on more crude prices with tap nafta and four percent lead was as an aft of asking open. three and a half percent supported by news the company may start assembling green cards for the new russian start up you'll not be our last call rocketed twenty five percent after the company's shares were included on the r.t.s. index is based on the. sold the business news we have for you b

. >>> and two crosswalks were painted with stripes and arrows at schneider lane.ling murray and her daughter were hit by a car while crossing the street. the toddler died and her mother was seriously injured. authorities say 18-year-old kateland dunnaway was texting while driving. she was convicted to one year in prison. >>> 31-year-old giovanni rodriguez was arrested last month. since then no formal charges have been brought against him. stow remains hospitalized in san francisco in serious condition. >>> the cal baseball team arrived back in the bay area today. the team did not advance the college world series championship. as ktvu's rita williams reports, in the eyes of their fans, the bears are heros. >> reporter: cal's baseball team didn't win the college world series eliminated last night in omaha. but the bears had a great season since 1980. >> it's been a great year for cal baseball. and a crazy year. >> reporter: a crazy year because the baseball program was saved. after the university decided to cut baseball to save money, the players made a rap video. t

bonnie schneider will join us with things you need to know to stay safe. what's this option? that's new. personal pricing now on brakes. tell us what you want to pay. we do our best to make that work. deal! my money. my choice. my meineke. >>> well, hi. witne winds and high mewmidity are believed to begin to spread the fires in arizona. right now, firefighters are trying to cope it from spreading to new mexico. over the past few days, the concentration of particles in the air has hit seven times the national health standard. there last thing anyone living along the missouri needs is more water. yet this is the time of year where a storm can pop out of nowhere and bring a lot of rain. let's bring in bonnie shu thics. >> this afternoon, we'll see a lot of showers and they happen annually in florida. let's take a look at annual video of lightning strikes. most sddo occur between clouds the sky wrk t. the ones that dm down come down fast and furious. when you hear the rumble of the thunder, seek shelter, and we're starting with lightning awareness week on the 18th. it injures hun

were there this morning in roner park as two crosswalks were painted with stripes and arrows at schneider lane and medical center drive. conner was texting and did not see murray and her toddler crossing the street. dunnaway is charged with vehicle manslaughter and faces up to a year in jail. >>> san jose public schools need to install sprinklers in all schools. it's been investigating a fire at tracy school. the fire caused $15 million in damage. >>> old navy has stepped up to help the victims of tuesday's fraternity fire. the fire caused extensive damage. 28 men living there escaped without injury but they lost most of their possessions. today the old navy at valley fair mall is allowing them to buy new clothes at discounted prices. >>> nascar is back in the bay area for what is its only northern california stop this year. 100,000 racing fans are expected at sonoma county's infinon raceway. and today claudine wong introduces us to one fan with a very unique perspective. >> reporter: high on the hill and the turns sit al slitshammer. he has the inside track on racing back in the 50s and

. >>> and two crosswalks were painted with stripes and arrows at schneider lane.ling murray and her daughter were hit by a car while crossing the street. the toddler died and her mother was seriously injured. authorities say 18-year-old kateland dunnaway was texting while driving. she was convicted to one year in prison. >>> 31-year-old giovanni rodriguez was arrested last month. since then no formal charges have been brought against him. stow remains hospitalized in san francisco in serious condition. >>> the cal baseball team arrived back in the bay area today. the team did not advance the college world series championship. as ktvu's rita williams reports, in the eyes of their fans, the bears are heros. >> reporter: cal's baseball team didn't win the college world series eliminated last night in omaha. but the bears had a great season since 1980. >> it's been a great year for cal baseball. and a crazy year. >> reporter: a crazy year because the baseball program was saved. after the university decided to cut baseball to save money, the players made a rap video. t

ahead, bonnie schneider has the forecast and important tips on how to stay safe when the weather takes turn. she felt lost... until the combination of three good probiotics in phillips' colon health defended against the bad gas, diarrhea and constipation. ...and? it helped balance her colon. oh, now that's the best part. i love your work. [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. >>> well, it's that time of year where we can get some pretty dramatic summer storms that come out of nowhere. bonnie, the storms can be extremely dangerous. >>> people need to knloe as soon as you hear the thunder, seek shelter. lightning can occur quickly without warning. here is video from storm chasers. most lightning that occurs does occur cloud to cloud. only about 25% hits the ground. well, there's a lot of other things you need to know about lightning. let's show you since we're coming into the worst season ever for lightning, june,ial, and august. this is courtesy of noaa because its a week will be their lightning safety week. seek shelter immediately. hire is trivia. lightening strikes the same pl

. >> reporter: al schneider would rather be resting his case in maui. his temperature is always on his iphone. instead, he is putting together drums for sale in redwood city. outside while he can. and as for the tourists? who is having a good time in san francisco? >> me. >> we all are. >> reporter: yvonne hernandez from mexico looked beautiful today but said she looked even better before the rain. >> a little bit in the morning, i do have a nice hair do and now look at me. >> reporter: today there was snow in the sierra. they expect skiing through the 4th of july. in san carlos, mike sugerman, cbs 5. >> wow, one of the biggest tourist attractions in san francisco is out of service tonight. for the first time in 27 years, all three cable car lines are not running. the city shut down the powell mason and powell-hyde routes today for work on those lines. they will be out of service until sunday. it was a surprise for tourists who expected to ride on those historic cars. >> rather disappointed. >> rather disappointed. just graduated from college. we brough

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schneider up in michigan there was this new jersey guy named governor chris christie.re. don't you think? the right wing's ideas guy at the state level. and his blueprint for success? been pretty simple. attack public workers. attack the poor. and he does it all while living high on the hog. on the taxpayers' dime no less. now folks, i'm still pretty fired up about this helicopter story last week. you see, christie of course took a state helicopter to his son's baseball game and wasn't going to reimburse the state until it became a problem story. i guess you could say a big deal. then he cut the state a check for $2100. how many families in new jersey could part with that kind of money immediately? just, you know, i don't think he gets any of that. i think this says a lot about christie's character and his judgment and his attitude toward taxpayers and his brazen attitude toward the budget that he is supposed to be dealing with. and then to make matters worse instead of accepting responsibility, he came up with a bunch of lame excuses. listen to this. >> i'm governor 2

they pulled roberto luongo and put in cory schneider. didn't make much difference.more. i feel like they have forgotten how to score in some ways. tim thomas, playing unbelievably. just to give him credit. he really is playing unbelievably. >> that aside, the bruins really have outscored. look at this relic jersey. i don't know where you got that hat from. that's an oldie but a goody. >> if you're a true fan, you're not too embarrassed to wear in a jersey. >> that's an ugly jersey. i'm sorry. we do hope that people keep hope alive. the home team has not lost a game in this series. ant decisive game seven take place wednesday night on vancouver's home ice. >> might call in sick. >> if you're not here, we'll know where you are. >>> we'll be right back with more "world news now." ou are. >>> we'll be right back with more "world news now." hó >>> osama bin laden was tracked down and killed more than six weeks ago. so, why is somebody looking for him again? well, the $25 million reward might be part of it. >> hmm. it's the scheme of a treasure hunter who is setting out t

are the rein in principles of schneider verses phelps going to crowd out the increasing efforts to protect people against offensive speech, where the offensiveness is based upon favored categories of race, sex, religion, sexual orientation, and so forth? it is interesting that none of the opinions even recognizes that there is this huge domain of speech restriction based upon offensiveness that exists in this country. which principle is going to prevail? >> mike, i have not read the end of this brief. did any address this point. >> i have not read them. i am curious. it is profoundly important can you talk about some of the other first amendment cases? >> this is a first amendment term. there are a lot of them. one general remark, looking not just that this term, but the last several, free speech is alive and well in the supreme court. i would say that this is the most consistently and strongly free speech-protective court in american history, and we see the court protecting the principles of freedom of speech, even in the face of very powerful concerns on the other side there at last turn