. >> reporter: two years ago sed up for left behind children. there are now 20 pupils living at the school. shuwin is 8 years old. where his mother and father went to work. parents were hoping he could stay with family. but his grandparents are too old to look after him. whenever he looks sad, the other children are there to talk things over. >> translator: we will ask your parents and ask them to come back for the chinese new year. i'm sure you will have a great holiday with your parents. >> reporter: talking with his new friends, he has longed to look to the future. >> reporter: he has a dream too. he wants to be a teacher in this village. he now writes to his parents every week. >> translator: i hope that my parents will be back as soon as possible. i will do my best until i can see them. >> translator: it is not easy to cheer up children who have to live with their grandparents. i want to support these children, share their time, and ensure they keep communicating. >> reporter: the left behind children are doing their best waiting for the da

o iovgn northwest direction at the sed of 20 kilometers perur.wil b bringing lots of rain isone, as well. 300 mrs ihe next 36 hours in bahamas. this is what we are lki. heavy rain will up the risk of flooding here, as. swellsould beenat y away froen. coastal side, if possible. temperatures are shaping u like this, still ver hot in phoenix at 44 degrees. here in europe, we're got very active low preur system here in the british isles. it looks very unstable. in france, germany and southern norway with is where we'll be seeing lots of unstable conditions. dry and hot out in eastern portions and central, as well. vina a35 at 37. at is building uthere her o extended re. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm shery ahn. thank you for watching. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

. >> reporter: two years ago sed up for left behind children. there are now 20 pupils living at the school. shuwin is 8 years old. where his mother and father went to work. parents were hoping he could stay with family. but his grandparents are too old to look after him. whenever he looks sad, the other children are there to talk things over. >> translator: we will ask your parents and ask them to come back for the chinese new year. i'm sure you will have a great holiday with your parents. >> reporter: talking with his new friends, he has longed to look to the future. >> reporter: he has a dream too. he wants to be a teacher in this village. he now writes to his parents every week. >> translator: i hope that my parents will be back as soon as possible. i will do my best until i can see them. >> translator: it is not easy to cheer up children who have to live with their grandparents. i want to support these children, share their time, and ensure they keep communicating. >> reporter: the left behind children are doing their best waiting for the da

was up there on the top of the building, blubbering like a 2-year-old, until they brought out the sedatives saw the challenge, i thought it was crazy, but it is an extreme challenge. >> today's event celebrated bring california's 100 year of working to improve lung health in the south bay. in the bay area was honoredh >>> well, tonight, the woman credit would starting the through food movement in the bay area. was honor would a very special portrait. this painting was unveiled tonight. waters introduced cooking with local and sustainable ingredients 40 years ago. the artwork unveiled will appear in the smithsonian's gallery in january. ,, the bay area -- a place with natural beauty and a forward thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century. today we're investing in innovations that will define our future. every day, we're working to help set opportunity in motion. from financing a solar project for the milpitas school district to funding the institute at golden gate. because when you're giving, lending, and investing in more communities acr

doctor phaour secharged with giving jackson a fatal dose of sedatives. jury selection begins september 8th. the oakland a's are part of baseball's history tonight. the oakland pitchers gave up not one but 2 but three grand slam home runs to the new york yankees today. it never happened before in the long history of major league baseball. the a's lost the game 22-9 after getting out to a lead. the 22 runs are the second most ever allowed by an athletic team. >>> the air is electric in town town oakland as fans welcome back a big star. [singing] today's performance from an r&b singer honored by her hometown. bill martin is here in three minutes. he says temperatures are heading higher where you will feel the summer sizzle this weekend. >> you can watch all of our newscast on our kopl mutter and mobile device. we are streaming live for out ktvu.com [ male announcer ] get ready for the left lane. the volkswagen autobahn for all event is back. right now, get a great deal on new volkswagen models, including the jetta, awarded a top safety pick by the iihs. tha

. >> i was on the top of the building until they brought out the sedatives and after that, it was a greattrip all the way down. >> i thought it was crazy, but as they say, it's an extreme challenge and the idea is to bring attention to great work. >> today's event celebrated breathe california's 100th year of working to improve lung health in the south bay. sharky. >>> tonight the woman credited with starting the slow food movement in the bay area was honored with a very special portrait. this painting of alice water was unveiled tonight at the art museum. waters introduced it at the restaurant 40 years ago. tonight's celebration featured some very young lambs and an appearance by governor brown. the artwork unveiled tonight will now appear in the smithsonian's national portrait gallery in january. [ agent ] so your policy looks good, is there anything else? why did you buy my husband a falcon? thanks for the falcon. i didn't buy anyone a falcon. sure, you did. you saved us a lot of money on auto insurance. i used that money to buy a falcon. ergo, you bought me a falcon. i should've got a

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after the race, biffle took a string at sed, boris went after biffle, who was protected by his crew.er got to him, but i have a feeling he will. >> he's the most unprofessional little scaredy cat i've ever seen in my life. if someone texts me his address, i'll go see him wednesday at his house and show him what he needs, he needs a friging whipping. i'll give it to him. we'll show up at a race with a black eye one of these days, i'll see him somewhere. >> i'll take his word for it -- enough said. that's your "first look" at sports. >>> now for another quick look at the weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins, he has your weather channel forecast. >> people don't realize that's how you talk to me when we're not on camera. >> exactly. i look all sweet and innocent, you turn off the red light, evil. >>> bring the umbrella this morning in new england, we have rain coming down once again, three days in a row here for some spots. from burlington up through northern new hampshire, albany, new york, to syracuse, utica, rome, billington. even new york city seeing showers early. boston,

>> what we would like to do is to contruck a sed indicate radio -- which paul allen -- one of the co-foundcrosoft. >> that's right. >> that will allow to us look for extra terrestrial signals 24 hours a day, seven day as week and currently we've only looked out at the 1,000 near stars in the galaxy of 200 billion stars. once it's completed assuming we get the private funding for it we'll be able to look out at the millions, over a decade. that is a tiny fraction of our entire gallon axe. >> do you want to get this on the conversation, dr. michael meyer? >> i'll repeat what has been said. and that is we are in an era of such paucity of information that the only real thing to do ii a lot of visionary technologiologists. >> a final word from dr. pete err ward. >> i agee with seti, we got to keep looking. >> doctor michael meyer. >> we got to keep looking but looking on several different fronds are fronts and the universe is looking more and more interesting with the possibility of life going further back in time. >> you share both those view, do you not? >> i do. nasa's cepler mission will te

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after the race, greg biffle and his teammate took a swing while sed was still in the car.surrounded him, sed called biffle out. >> he comes over and throws a few baby punches. then when i came out he came and hide behind big guys. he'll show up at a race with a black eye sometime. >> first of all he calls out biffle for some baby punches, then the moral code is clearly, don't wreck a car but get in a fight. >> yeah, no problem. i'll hunt you down in an alley. >> there you go. now we know how it works in fas nascar. >>> would you consider watching a movie directed by shaq? you could see that credit rolling on the big screen. the former nba star is studying directing school in holly wlood. yep. of course he does like being in front of the camera most of the time. of course, people are concerned he might choose acting instead. we all remember "kazaam." tried to forget. >> shaq can do anything. >> he's got the power. >>> how does the latest candidate running for president remind folks of president jorlg george w. bush? jeanne moos reports. >> reporter: he came toting a fried p

. >> shepard: yet, as doctors took him off sedatives this weekend, the boy opened his eyes. >> we wereh. and come on, dale, cough. you need to cough. he coughed once. okay you need to do it again and do more. >> i don't need to is what he said. >> we're like looking at each other. >> everybody, he spoke. a full sentence. it was amazing. >> we told him don't give up. you keep fighting. >> we kept talking to him. >> you keep breathing. come on. >> shepard: 20 minutes and even if ostrander does keep going, as she put it, doctors warn the incident may have left him with permanent brain damage. his parents though are very optimistic with his dad suggesting we may be witnessing a miracle. vehicles crash in a roadside all the time. but those signs are rarely 15 feet above the ground. details on this freak truck crash coming up. plus, the united states strikes back. after the taliban militants are reported to have killed 30 american heros, pay back [ female announcer ] firm skin would be easy without gravity. with olay challenge that. regenerist day and night duo. the uv lotion helps protect s

it is frightening that today the sed -- there is no justification for the violation of rights. here at the street we are at the focal point of 1961. we are adding an additional memorial. we have more than 500,000 visitors, and there is an increasing lack of knowledge. the time has come that this important era of the most recent history should be taught more to schoolchildren. and parents need to discuss their memories and we need to talk to contemporaries that are still among us. one day after the construction of the road, we will never forget this. freedom and democracy. it must be preserved and making sure that it does not reoccur. gosh ladies and gentlemen it was a sunday morning they heard on the radio that a wall was being built and they were very fearful. with her parents, her husband remains in the heart of berlin and the family has been torn apart. both of them were arrested coming through an underground tunnel. both were arrested and the sun was taken over by the state. the parents did not know -- and they were finally given permission to leave, it was 12 years later a

they vote for the sbd and the right -- or the eastern part of the city they voted for the sed so this was a leftist city but it was still very pro-american. and -- but clay pointed on the berliners and he made berlin the central aspect of our relationship with germany as dick has pointed out. and clay linked berlin, united states and west germany and the berliners were our first allies in 1948. before the west germans and that remained -- i won't say it's true anymore but it remains certainly an element in the berlin crisis in 1961, '63 so i was going to say rush out and buy dick's book but i'm not sure it can be bought but go to the brother and buy it. it's a very good book. >> thank you very much for your stimulating comments. i will give professor smyser a chance to respond and then we'll get back to you but let me only one brief thing. there are so many very salient points made. but there's really not much to add maybe if he decides the east germans played a mainly roll in that particularly those east germans who fled. the refugees as the professor stein reported which forced the

sed, set the scene for us. >> well, wolf, the folks are the only ones doing the voting.bsolutely you got it right in that this is not just a local election. people around the country are watching this very, very closely. when thousands of demonstrates on are filled the capital last february, organizers vowed there would be a recall. today in districts across the state, six senate republicans are fighting for jobs. it's not just a wisconsin fight, but the war over unions. scott walker's budget law limits the power of employee unions. >> school districts and local governments across the state in the last month or so have been talking about using the reforms. they are empowered to have because of the action. >> more than $25 million has been spent on the election, most from out of state. uw madison science professor charles franklin said there two reason yes republicans want to destabilize unions. one is the way unions and state workers affect budgets. the other is how unions support the democratic party both monarily and through campaign voluntee volunteers. to take contro

charged with involuntary manslaughter for allegedly improperly administering propofol, a powerful sedative his attorneys say michael jackson used it repeatedly to help him sleep and was so familiar with the drug he that referred to it as milk. murray's team plans to get other doctors, friends, even jackson's own children to back their story. >> the defense strategy in this case is clearly that dr. murray was the last man standing and they're going to do whatever they can to show that michael was already predisposed and was on drugs and everything else. >> reporter: but on mondayayhe judge dealt the defense team a major blow barring a number of witnesses including jackson's dermatologist and his children's nanny. the judge also ruled witnesses will not be allowed to testify about jackson's molestation trial. over the weekend in his hometown of gary, indiana, prince, paris and blanket marked what would have been their father's 53rd birthday. >> in coming here, and seeing our dad's old house and all the fans coming out, i think it's really cool they did that. >> dad grew up here and it's good

when he got back, they finally got his pulse back started again, and then when they lowered his sedativesisten. >> so he gets up, dale, open your eyes. and -- >> it was the first response we got. >> and that was -- >> the doctor said, oh -- >> there is a miracle that's happening here. so we're just taking it as we get it. >> reporter: taking as they get it because the parents had been warned that he could still suffer some long-term damage. still, they are faithful, and they have reason to be hopeful because they asked him to cough a couple of times, and he finally said, i don't have to. rescue teams are also amazed, megyn, that this boy, 20 minutes in the water, survived. the cold water may have been a factor in keeping his brain from getting further damage, but we'll find out. great pictures. megyn: wow. incredible. trace, thank you. what a story. >>> well, in three minutes your e-mails on the story that has you most fired up today. ♪ because i had the time of my life, and i owe it all to you. [cheers and applause] megyn: obviously, it is the remake of "dirty dancing," next.  [ male an

is asking rebel leaders to review their refusal to extradite convicted terrorist abdel ma sed al-megrahi. he's the only person ever convicted in connection with the 1988 bombing of pan-am flight 103 which killed 270 people, mostly americans. scotland released el me gras hi from prison on compassionate grounds when he was supposedly on his death bed. that was two years ago. now the u.s. is asking politely for the rebels to review the case, and in the meantime, the west is holding millions of dollars in frozen assets. dominic, it would seem that, you know, financially the u.s. has some leverage to bargain with here, and yet so far the rebels don't seem inclined to hand this guy over. >> reporter: it's going to be interesting just how much the united states can convince the u.n. to use this as a bargaining chip. you're right there. but they seem to be pretty firm in the fact that it isn't going to hand ma gras hi to anybody in the west. i caught up with the justice minister from the -- sorry the interior minister earlier on today, and he was saying to me, look, he's been tried once already

today remember the suffering induced by the wall but also the and just a state run by the sed party.urus as individuals and prevented us from having basic rights. we remember crimes that were subtle but also very brash. they have been described in in detail. those who were fleeing were killed. at the same time, there was a distrust. families were destroyed and torn apart. there were many human face on both sides. the families, partnerships, torn apart. french ships. neighborhoods were cut in half. even villages were cut in half. hope was lost. lives were destroyed. time and again, blood was flowing. from the beginning until 1989, 136 individuals died. according to my knowledge, no one knows the real number. the first victim was eda on 1961. she wanted to escape from her apartment. she was living on the third floor. she is through mattresses and betting on the ground and in order to have a softer landing. this was useless. she died one day before her 59th birthday. two days later, the next victim, an apprentice taylor, -- tailor, he tried to find a gap between the harbor and the railr

because he seems sed to be a g team player. >> belichick can use chad ochocinco and albert haynesworthhe'll be able to take these guys. >> number one in all time tds? >> jerry rice. >> kept telling you why. >> mr. jerry rice. >> that's not -- >> yeah, testing you. >> who's the best receiver is like asking you to say the best baseball player. >> jerry rice is in a league of his own and randy moss is on that next tier of all-time receivers. great player. to baseball, great game at fenway. look at this. the moderator of "meet the press". >> david gregory. >> perhaps an assist from mike barnicle there in the seelts. we don't know. carl crawford hits one deep to right field. solo home run, 3-1, boston. indians come back on the sixth. the end of the season, right field, two-run home run, the very next batter, travis hafner, the same thing, back-to-back home runs make it 5-3. >> wait, wait, stop. >> yes, indeed. >> boston in the sixth. >> you -- >> evens it up with a two-run home run. another angle shows -- look at this, he shattered his bat. amazing. >> that's exciting. >> here's the play yo

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moving, if we passed the payroll tax cut, if we get some of these tax incentives for businesses past sed, if the overall economy is doing better, that means that consumers are doing better and housing should do better as well. thank you for your great question. the gentleman right there. yes, sir. >> hello, mr. president. my name is larry and i worked at the rock island arsenal. thank you for coming to our town. we are happy to have you here so we can talk to you. what do you think the simpson- bowles commission contributed to the debt discussion? what do you think can be accomplished by the new super committee? >> let me thank everybody that does work. you have been out there and saving lives and making sure that our troops are well- equipped for generations. thank you. [applause] the committee, this is a committee i set up to look at our current fiscal situation to see what could be done. it was a bipartisan committee. it was chaired by a well-known republican, alan simpson. and the chief of staff for bill clinton. it has equal numbers of democrats and republicans as well as business a

so there is a cost to this kind of sed a forceful decision making. host: one story related to that -- high-speed rail crash that killed 20 people. this also goes back to the centralized planning part of the government. it is an "the new york times" today. fiat of -- fired official gets a new post. guest: i don't think what you would call public accountability in china. host: isn't it changing with the internet? guest: in the past the person would not have been fired, he would be wrong -- relocated -- now there is a necessity. why is given something else? he actually felt a was responding to what the government wanted. he was working for a ministry whose sole responsibility is to build a high-speed railroad as quickly as possible. the consequence being safety and regulations were ignored. now that's the public realizes the problem, the realize they have to do something about it. they would say he was following the government's objectives in some way and therefore he should not be penalized and he will probably show up in another job. host: mesa, arizo

i just sed in that one device almost as much money as the entire committee of 12 is going to try to save, but it is a new idea. it is a different way of thinking things. it is not conservative or liberal. is just being smart and applying dern techniques and management to do things intelligently. i second challenge to the congress is simple. stting next week, actually have every member doing their job, track every member, and ever month, find savings. have as your goal pre-empting the committee of 12 by finding enough savings before thanksgiving that you do not need them. the new can add intelligent savings. -- then it you can add intelligent savings. i am against an arbitrary $0 billion cuttinof defense. i think it is a stupid idea. i think you ought to have a levelf national security you need to have to defend that threats against you. while i am a halt, i am a cheap hawk. i think if you apply lean six sigma, you would save an immense amount of money, but it wod save intelligently by taking out waste rather than cutting out programs because you cannot figure out how to manage. it is a f

guest: $53 billion in president obama's high-sed rail project?: in the northeast corridor there is the demand for high- speed rail. host: we have less than 15 minutes to continue this debate. i want to show you what the president said yesterday about this supercommittee and what he will do to put pressure on them to come to some sort of agreement. >> i realize after what we just went through, there is some skepticism that republicans and democrats on the so-called supercommittee, the joint committee that has been set up, will be able to reach a compromise. my hope that -- my hope is that from a's news will give us a renewed sense of urgency. i intend to -- my hope is that from yesterday's news we will give us a renewed sense of urgency. the committee will have this administration possible cooperation. host: "the washington post" editorial echoes what the president said, the call for mpromise between two sides . it will be worth only of the country's leaders come up with full-fledged solutions. "the wall street journal" says this. "a downgrade awa