searchers trying to make use of this amazing ability just as. the researchers have developed a new population of salt resistant microorganisms that feed. breaking it down into components that are harmless to the environment. the final product of hydrocarbon breakdown carbon dioxide and water but it is a gradual process after several years of laboratory tests scientists have decided to publish their results microorganisms begin to interact with the oil spill spreading on the bay in front of our eyes a future pollution control exercise naturally without human intervention the only serious drawback of this method is that it's very time consuming but we have already seen the first environmental effect that we were trying to prevent the spread of the oil. it has been localized and the destruction of the spill will take from a few weeks to several months to be. currently microorganisms are a bulky expensive yet very effective method for the final stage of an oil spill cleanup when the leaking well has been stopped up and most of the oil has been colle

nest their grades are 60% more likely to be diagnosed with adhd than the oldest children prepare searchers it could just be that kids are more immature than the older kids making them seem like they have a clinical problem. younger kids diagnosed with adhd are twice as likely to use ritalin. about 4.5 million kids have been diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. >> and jeff ranieri is here with a look at how things are faring outside. >>> comfortable, pleasant. i know some of you want the heat but no luck in our seven-day forecast. it will continue down as we look ahead. that has been good for the fire danger in the bay area. but it doesn't always take hot temperatures to get red flag fire warnings. in the sierra, due to gusty winds there's a red flag fire warning if you're traveling that way. be cautious and listen to the early-morning hours likely extend tlud tomorrow as winds will be gusting 20 to 40 miles an hour and humidity values in the teens. here's the pleasant temperatures across the bay area. should be in the low 90s this time of the year for a lot of east bay.

earlier over the weekend, searchers searched at a rock pile. >>> act tra mia farrow is testifying today after war crimes trial of foreign liberian leader charles taylor. farrow says supermodel naomi campbell received so-called blood diamonds after a charity dinner back in 1997. campbell said she did receive what she called dirty looking stones but she did not know what they were or who gave them to her. >>> we, you heard matt gutman mention president obama's barbecue. it was preceded by a basketball outing. >> david kerley has the story. >> reporter: talk about a birthday dream. pause that. look at the president's smile, as he and the entourage head off to play a pickup basketball game with the dream team of nba superstars. we've seen the president shoot hoops with whether obama joking with chicago bulls players joakim noah and derrick rose. and a couple of hall of famers bill russell and magic johnson. up in the stands watching, kobe bryant. >> it would have been a dream come true. i grew up watching these guys as we all did from afar. >> reporter: and they weren't alone. the president

searchers canvassed the washburn state park, before spotting isaac glen a few miles from the campsiteew scratches but was otherwise okay. >> can you tell me what it was like to be lost? what were you thinking? >> i don't remember. >> isaac's very relieved mom thanked rescuers and said she's never going to let him go. >>> hip-hop artist wyclef jean is officially running for president of haiti. he filed candidacy papers in port-au-prince, telling locals, quote, america won with president obama. now, haiti will win with wyclef jean. he has raised $9 million for earthquake recovery in that country. the election is set for november. >>> the nfl preseason kicks off sunday night with the annual hall of fame game. this year, it matches the bengals and the cowbas f >>> as for last night's baseball highlights, we get them now from espn news. >> good morning. i'm steve weissman, with your espn news update. the race in the n.l. east, gette between the phillies and braves. philadelphia in florida, facing the marlins. top four, no score. carlos ruiz, h.s one high. that's off the wall in left. now,

. >> as for his own fah, he describes himself as a searcher, who is still searching. for "religion & ethics weekly," i'm lucky severson in philadelphia. >>> now a profile of father leo pataninghug who has turned his cooking show into a ministry. he's written a cookbook and he even took down bobby flay in a televisedooking competition last year. father leo is gaining international attention with his popular recipe of food, spirituality and laugher. i visited him at the seminary where he teaches. >> reporter: roman catholic priests deal a lot with spiritual food, but father leo works with food of a more earthly nature as well. >> i've got myself here a nice beautiful piece of frank steak. >> reporter: father leo is a chef who has his own cooking show called "grace before meals" it gets ten,000 hits a day from around the world. he's written a cookbook with the same title. >> we ask god to bless us and the food we'res about to receive. >> theologically, this is what jesus did. most of his greatest lessons were taught around a dinner table. >> reporter: in his day job, fat

. >> reporter: a volunteer searcher says she understands why they stopped talking to police, but can't understand their actions afterward. >> we were there to support them and help them in anyway could. for them to leave town like this child didn't matter is hard to swallow. >> reporter: the couple had a child together and moved to arizona where they broke up. ross is now in maryland and mccampbell in arizona, a single mother looking for a job. >> as of two weeks ago, i went out of state with the fbi and conducted an interview of jennifer campbell regarding the investigation. >> reporter: today the district attorney told family and friends of hasanni the $75,000 reward for information leading to an arrest could be offered to jennifer campbell who police believe has crucial information. and while a group of supporters still remain committed to finding asanni, jennifer campbell and luis roth have stopped speaking to them. since being released from jail, they made no effort to help find the boy themselves. reporting live in oakland, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> today supervisors in contra co

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wyman kendall, you were part of the searchers who were on this right away and so helpful.vis, what's going through your mind? >> just couldn't believe i actually came across him. the search is kind of like a needle in a haystack with the amount of country that was open and available to him. but just became overjoyed. i couldn't believe i heard a little voice call back to me. >> saying, how do you know my name? >> yeah, that was quite comical. >> he did great. i understand he was a little nervous about getting on the horse but out him up on that horse. >> yeah. >> what was it like -- were you able to see the reunion with his mom? >> no, we weren't -- we took him horse back to the top of the hill. at that point, the rescue -- the state rescue helicopter was up there, and then they transported him from that point. >> well, it is great news how everybody came together to find travis and everybody is doing well this morning. thank you all for being with us this morning. ginger mitchell, travis and wyman kendall. hey, travis, good luck. be careful next time out there. okay, bud?

reporter: at some point, during the tragic weekend, investigators reported that benoit did internet searchers prophet elijah. one of the stories of elijah is how the prophet could raise a boy from the debt starting with placing the dead child on a bed. police found young daniel on his own bed. >> he seemed like a really nice guy. >> reporter: the violent deaths stunned and confused every who knew him. >> the next three, four days were an absolute nightmare. i watched tv 24 hours a day. wait i waiting for someone to say something nice about my son. it wasn't happening. everything was bad. >> reporter: chris benoit, at just 40 years old, seemed to have it all. >> he wanted to stay home. come on, go out and have dinner at the restaurant. no, i want to stay home and spend time with the family. >> reporter: upon learning about the chris benoit's case, researchers, who had been examining of deseeszed pro football players, were eager to study his brain. >> i'm not certain about his behavior and what caused it. we can only say that he had very similar changes and he had a neurorow behavior that was s

the only other thing i would highlight is one of the benefits of the searcher productivity has been the ability of goods that have been showing relatively slower rates of increase or are right declines. auto industry for the past 10 years, prices of the vehicles have fallen each and every year toward the past 10 years, making those products more affordable to the average american. >> can i just ask one thing? can you repeat what you said about the work force size and china actually declining within the manufacturing sector? >> there was a report that was put out back in 2005 that employment in china peaked at 98 million in manufacturing. keep in mind, the size of the entire work force is 148 million. by 2002, it had fallen down to 83 million. it fell even further to 80 billion in 2000 because of the asian crisis but then bounced back up to 83 million. we're seeing these trends throughout the world. . . nicole lamb-hale was nominated by president obama, it unanimously confirmed to serve as assistant secretary for manufacturing and services. she helps to strengthen the role. secord needs

they opened this new office, the citizens for the lost society, has organized searchers, vigils and fundraisers. police arrested hassan ii's faster father and mother. no charges were filed. they were eventually released. >>> nearly everyone agrees, he's the greatest receiver in football history. if you missed it, jerry rice entered the nfl hall of fame. he entered with several others. our ktvu website has an entire section dedicated to jerry rice and his induction into the hall of fame. just go to -- go to ktvu.com. >>> see what's happening in oakland. >> 880 and traffic looking good on 880 in both directions. at the toll plaza, westbound traffic does look good so far. now, here's steve. >> well, gray skies. and there's a lot of fog. that means cool conditions. 60s, 70s. coast and bay. maybe warmer. we're way below average now. this will be the fifth month in a row if it continues. >> i have noticed. >> i think a lot of people have. >> it's just really odd. >> i'm thinking we'll go back to school. and have this huge heat wave. >> you're probably right. >>> thank you for watching. thank you, mor

. >> officer todd young remains at highland hospital after undergoing two searchers already suspectedrgeries later on this week. after suffering wounds to his stomach and bladder causing him to lose 60 p. of blood. he's listed in critical but stable condition. reportedly he is able to move his feet off some doctors for peace is not going to be paralyzed after being shot. later on today there should be a news conference by the police department to give us an update on his condition. for now reporting from highland hospital i am will tran, kron4 news. in of dozens of people lined up but the red cross and pleasanton was intelligence a to donate blood for officer young in fact some many people showed up to hours and that's how long the wait was just getting to richard. many of those donors have some affiliation with the police force summer former officers of their relatives, friends. >> the police understanding the need for blood, having their own officers their own family members being affected. they want to show support for police officer and this please determine. it is the least we ca

one searcher believes the foster parents are holding back information. >> look at his face. he's a precious little boy. it's just sad to think something tragic has happened to him. >> now, search organizers planned a 4:00 p.m. outside the alameda county d.a.'s office today. a prayer vigil is set for 6:30 at westminster hill presbyterian church. that's in hayward. >>> an 18-year-old man is now facing murder charges in the fatal shooting of a german tourist in san francisco's theater district. the victim was shot and killed while taking an evening stroll with her husband. the couple came to san francisco to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. last night her distraught husband left the hotel for the long journey home. >> some of the things he didn't want to take because it was too hard for him. >> the victim was the innocent victim of street violence. a 15-year-old boy and a 19-year- old woman were wounded in the gunfire. >>> the shootings occurred on the same day that san francisco mayor gavin newsom signed new legislation designed to reduce violence at nightclubs. mayor

this amateur searchers diving up there we're going to see temperatures in the triple digits widespread> san and says there temperatures in the '90s. >> it is hot when you see temperatures in the senate in the '90s and severed the scope. >> fl 96 degrees. that is about 24 degrees above seasonal average fokker 10419 degrees above average san jose over 20. livermore 16 degrees above the norm and 25 degrees as well. he did rise three we do have one in effect for the bay area from noon to 8:00, this is a high risk for heat exhaustion stay hydrated. very hot day once again. current chapter 68 for san francisco, 64 through oakland. mid-60's run view. afternoon temperatures the triple digits for many of those north bay applications. and when no one for cinephiles radon along the peninsula of temperature sitting in the '90s we could see some triple digits on the peninsula. palo alto 1 02 east eight temperatures religious sitting in the upper 90s right across the word a hundred degree temperatures dominating the forecast. one of three to present sendai in this debate centers in the triple digits

daniel run next line of from the others and was captured ever again rattled tubes from witnesses led searchers rios duron part. this morning they arrested a second fugitive federal marshals say it welcome across the may be trying to get in contact with whites promise groups. >> of trading in the montana and wyoming neighborhood, we feel confident that their in that area. >> visitors are warned to be on the lookout but so far no one has attempted to report record business yellowstone covers nearly 3500 square miles more than the states of delaware and rhode island combined. jet " bullfight to tell you about a debt load flight attendants is under arrest after getting into a fight with the passenger is today. stevens later was arrested on charges including criminal mischief and wetter as endangerment. he is the blind and which of them he was working on a jet blew a flight from pittsburgh many guns your argument with the heated or baggage as the plane was landing he is the public address system to rate the passenger and then activated the slide slid down and went to his car. he was later arrested

the fbi and 25 trained searchers, started combing the rugged campsite.ared another family was about to endure the torment of 7-year-old kyron horman, still missing in oregon. or worse. the two toddlers who disappeared in arizona in the last two weeks. one dead, the other still missing. but by midafternoon thursday, amazing news. >> i got lost in the woods. >> we couldn't be happier. i mean, part of our heart was gone. and it's back, now. >> reporter: parents say the media attention helped bring their son home. pete beryl briefly lost his own son in the same campground. so, the father and son drove 90 miles to help. >> we heard the response and realized it was him, we were pretty excited. >> reporter: miraculously, they found isaak, and returned him to his mother. now, the two strangers share an unbreakable bond. >> the dad knew how it felt. and knows the area. got his son in the truck. and searched. and they found him. >> reporter: this is a moment of pure joy. for "good morning america," mike von fremd, abc news. >>> and joining us now from eugene, oreg

one of the clues of course is going to be the spacing of the searchers themselves, what they're lookingwe heard in the last report, is that it does look like the grand jury process is starting to squeeze critical information out of people that may have been reluctant to tell investigators without the power of subpoena. >> is that why this friend spicher was able to come forward now with these tips at this time, the grand jury process? >> as we talked about before, chris, on this very program, spicher was not reportedly very cooperative with investigators but when you put somebody under oath in a grand jury with penalty of perjury and perhaps even with the threat of additional prosecution for their own criminal conduct, that tends to squeeze information out. so, it looks like dede is opening up. these investigators -- this is not a search and rescue. this is a forensic search for criminal evidence. more than likely, something very specific that dede told them about. could very well be one of these untraceable cell phones they're trying to find. >> if it is a cell phone they are, in fact,

so she's already into instant victim mode with not a hint of concern for a lost boy that searchers are5th. >> reporter: today the sheriff wants to take this community back to square one to ask if anybody knows just who was with the stepmother when she dropped the missing boy off at this school. elizabeth? >> all right, mike, thanks so much. for more on kyron's case we're joined by legal analyst nancy grace who you know from her show on headline news and author of a new mystery novel out today, it's called "death on the d-list." we'll talk about that in a second but we've both been covering this kyron horman case and are obsessed with it because it's so disturbing. this detail about somebody being in terri horman's truck is crucial because prior to this her story has been kyron and i went to the school by ourselves. i dropped him off. i left him there and then i went about my errands. >> it's a major break. if in fact it's true. there are eyewitnesses that seem to suggest she had an accomplice with her in the vehicle when she dropped him off at school that day and what's so significant

searchers on horseback found travis mitchell about a mile and a half from the spot where he was last travis told his mom that he just got lost while playing with other kids. he suffered no injuries after spending a night in the woods. >>> denver is seeking federal help in investigating an alleged case of police brutality. the mayor has asked the fbi to investigate the videotaped incident which involves two men outside a nightclub. clayton sandell is in denver. >> reporter: on a snowy night in april 2009, denver cops have shawn johnson on the ground. he's under arrest after being kicked out of this nightclub. his friend, michael de herrera, worries cops are being too rough so he calls his father, a sheriff's deputy, for advice. just then, officer devin sparks grabs de herrera and slams him to the ground. the officer repeatedly strikes him with a small metal club. de herrera blacks out and says he doesn't remember anything until waking up in the hospital with stitches and broken teeth. >> i saw nothing that proved excessive force. >> reporter: ron pereira is the city official in charge

it enables us to better match searchers with the information that they seek to fight off those that would scam our users are undermine the usefulness of our search results, and to create new search results. we focus on building transparency, a user control, and security in to our project. we constantly reiterate to make sure that we are honoring our users' privacy expectations and security needs. because our user'tress is so critical, it is important -- user's trust, it is important we do not fill their information. i urge you to look at google.com/dashboard. it was developed to provide users with a one-stop come easy to use control panel for the personal information associated with their google account from gmail to sear ch and 20 other google products. with the board, users can see, and it come and delete the data stored with their individual accounts. she can change her privacy settings, see what she is sharing, and click into the settings for each individual product. i was adamant woman crated the dashboard that we not make it seem to do when we created the dashbvo -- i was adamant wi

it enables us to better match searchers with the information that they seek to fight off those that would scam our users are undermine the usefulness of our search results, and to create new search results. we focus on building transparency, a user control, and security in to our project. we constantly reiterate to make sure that we are honoring our users' privacy expectations and security needs. because our user'tress is so critical, it is important -- user's trust, it is important we do not fill their information. i urge you to look at google.com/dashboard. it was developed to provide users with a one-stop come easy to use control panel for the personal information associated with their google account from gmail to sear ch and 20 other google products. with the board, users can see, and it come and delete the data stored with their individual accounts. she can change her privacy settings, see what she is sharing, and click into the settings for each individual product. i was adamant woman crated the dashboard that we not make it seem to do when we created the dashbvo -- i was adamant wi

the only other thing i would highlight is one of the benefits of the searcher productivity has been the ability of goods that have been showing relatively slower rates of increase or are right declines. auto industry for the past 10 years, prices of the vehicles have fallen each and every year toward the past 10 years, making those products more affordable to the average american. >> can i just ask one thing? can you repeat what you said about the work force size and china actually declining within the manufacturing sector? >> there was a report that was put out back in 2005 that employment in china peaked at 98 million in manufacturing. keep in mind, the size of the entire work force is 148 million. by 2002, it had fallen down to 83 million. it fell even further to 80 billion in 2000 because of the asian crisis but then bounced back up to 83 million. we're seeing these trends throughout the world. . . nicole lamb-hale was nominated by president obama, it unanimously confirmed to serve as assistant secretary for manufacturing and services. she helps to strengthen the role. secord needs

it enables us to better match searchers with the information that they seek to fight off those that would scam our users are undermine the usefulness of our search results, and to create new search results. we focus on building transparency, a user control, and security in to our project. we constantly reiterate to make sure that we are honoring our users' privacy expectations and security needs. because our user'tress is so critical, it is important -- user's trust, it is important we do not fill their information. i urge you to look at google.com/dashboard. it was developed to provide users with a one-stop come easy to use control panel for the personal information associated ith their google account from gmail to sear ch and 20 other google products. with the board, users can see, and it come and delete the data tored with their individual accounts. she can change her privacy settings, see what she is sharing, and click into the settings for each individual product. i was adamant woman crated the dashboard that we not make it seem to do when we created the dashbvo -- i was adamant will

searchers spotting the wreckage from the air wondered if anyone could have survived. >> the front ofhe airplane was nonexistent. pretty much gone. back to the bulkhead. >> reporter: and then they saw a hand waving from the fuselage. rescuers landed in the dark and storm to hike nearly an hour through mud and treacherous terrain to find them. to keep them warm through that awful night. now, they recover. investigators eager to search their memories for clues. two things the ntsb is looking into. the pilot's medical history, his amount of experience with this type of aircraft, and the plane's maintenance records. meredith? >> michelle kosinski, thank you very much. >>> now let's get a check of the rest of the top stories from natalie morales at the news desk. >> good morning, everyone. there's been arrest connected to a series of murders in michigan. officials confirm that a person of interest was arrested last night in atlanta. in recent weeks five people were stabbed to death in and around flint, michigan, and 20 others were wounded there and in leesburg, virginia. officials say the

. >>> searchers were following up on tips as they look for an escaped inmate and his alleged accomplice. authorities say the two may be near glacier national park in montana. but some leads indicate they may have gone into canada. a second escaped convict was caught on monday in wyoming. we'll have much more on this story coming up shortly. >>> police are searching for a serial killer who stabbed five people to death in michigan and wounded ten others. police in virginia think the same suspect attacked three people there. >>> primaries and runoff elections are being held today in four states. in connecticut, colorado, georgia, and minnesota. it is a big test for incumbents and president obama leading up to november's midterm election. nbc's political direct and chief white house correspondent chuck todd has a look at what's at stake. good morning to you. >> reporter: there are four states holding primaries or runoffs today and while president obama is not on the ballot, he does have some skin in the game in colorado where he's going to find out tonight if he can be persuasive, even with

. >> often i would go to the google searchers and save them, look like this girl. >> dr.e websites taken down. >> when you see a site you think of danger, what do you do as a professional? >> well, what you can do, helps people contact hope. every site has a host that originates. when you contact the host, we have found hosts are very accommodating in taking down offensive sites. >> a starting place in an ongoing battle for these young women and those who love them. and now what's the best thing to live for? >> life. >> family. friends. >> for myself for a change, not live for my eating disorder. and trying to please other people, but really live my life, and achieve my goals. like i'm finally able to get to a point where i'm proud of myself, and i want to see what else i can do in the future. >> these young women i spoke with are coming out of the other end of this therapy. healthy and strong. but, boy, they have seen the other dark side of the tunnel. but they are concerned. they want you to know that their concern is if we just talk about these websites we might drive