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the airport duty manager sid there were a large number of people who slept in the terminal last night. passengers are frustrated with the lack of information from united. >> i haven't gotten a straight answer from anybody. they're not willing to listen to your problems or answer your questions. it's like the passengers don't mean anything. and it's every man for himself. >> united has not provided any information on what caused the computer problem in the first place, but did say on the airline's twitter feed, that the problem had been fixed. >>> in oakland, police are trying to find a gunman they say randomly killed an 18-year-old man. the shooting happened just before midnight last night near the intersection of seminary and bancroft avenues. christian garcia who turned 18 just a few months ago, was riding in a van with friends when someone opened fire. there are no suspects identified in the case at this point and no apparent motive. the killing marks oakland's 57th homicide of the year. police and homicide detectives are offering a reward in this case. >>> a police chase ended in

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champions the grue ins are returning to boston the day after founds from one of america's premier sporting sid is coming out in force to greet their first hockey title winners since one nine hundred seventy two the brilliance taking a flight from canada away they defeated the vancouver cataracts four zero in the deciding game of their best of seven finals and around five hundred fans of the t.v. god there remain boston which will now see another championship banner hanging from the ceiling that's after a wait of thirty nine years we have to through the weighing some fifteen kilograms carried by the team's imposing cap turns down those are so plan to pursue the great after almost four decades. the entire city of vancouver is meanwhile reeling from the unrest following their africa loss at home in the crucial game seven riots ensued after words with missiles thrown at police close to one hundred people were arrested and around one hundred fifty are required hospital treatment including several steps victims local businesses also suffered from the trouble with looters taking advantage of the chao

champions the bruins returning to boston the day off their fans from one of america's premier sporting sid is coming out in force to grieve their first hockey title winner since one nine hundred seventy two the brilliance taking a flight from canada where they defeated the vancouver canada four zero in the deciding game seven of the best of seven finals series around five hundred fans of the t.d. garden they renamed boston which will now see another championship banner hanging from the ceiling after a wait of thirty nine years to have teacher of the weighing some fifteen kilograms carried by the team's imposing cow burns dental plans and this is the breakdown after almost four decades. and the time c.b.l. vancouver is meanwhile reeling from the unrest following the apic loss at home in the crucial game seven riots ensued afterwards with calls burnt and missiles thrown at police close to one hundred people were arrested and around a hundred and fifty are required hospital treatment including several steps victims local businesses also suffer from the trouble with the looters taking advantag

thank you, sid. very, very close. it's just offshore. so it will make it. report rain for san francisco on this date is 22/100thss. -- 22/100ths. there's a distinct pack edge to the system that's -- dash backing that's moving through right now. san jose, 61. but 54 santa rosa. the low, perfect signature on that as it begins to drop south. we get the front and then the low to come in. there's plenty there, though. the system is enhancing. any sun will cloud things up really fast. the atmosphere will be very unable later on. heaviest rain? the north bay. the possibility of .50 could fall. really cool highs. a good 15, 20 degrees. the good news after wednesday if you want sunshine, it will happen. temperatures start to warm up considerably. >>> all right, steve. 7:26. new information tried -- tied to that new video in the ryan -- bryan stow video case what. we know about that angry fan, right there, >>> a system is moving through producing moderate rate for some, especially towards the north bay. it's really close to san francisco. it's moving in and it will g

our photojournalist, sid, is at ocean beach where it's 60 degrees.outh of market, it's already 70. there's always a big spread. it's subny where -- sunny wherever you go. go to the coast today because tomorrow i think the fog will be so thick you won't be able to see it. temperatures warmed up yesterday, yeah they did. and they will continue a cooling trend on wednesday. and inland temperatures were tumble by 15 degrees thursday and friday. this is not the best satellite shot coming up. look at the temperatures, 73 hayward, 75 fairfield. is 64 officially at san francisco but i've seen some warm or slightly cooler. the fog is actually right about here. it's not showing up for some reason. highs will start to move off toward the east here in about 24 hours. that system swings in. we get what's called that southerly sunk. maybe on the santa cruz coast today. but that fog once it decides to go and -- all of the resistance ends. it pours in. inland it won't matter. 90s to 100. we'll go 100 for brentwood. walnut creek, la fayette. orinda and also alamo. be

the rate of sids was 60% lower in breast-fed inwant and 70% in infans who had only breast milk and nois needed to see if the link of this breast feeding affects the risk. >>> an article from the national academy of sciences says that memory challenging video games may help children learn problem solving skills. researchers had more than 60 children play a game where a kid had to remember the location of frogs on lilly pads. researchers say their study shows that the training can boost brain skills, even months after the fact. >>> after 30 years, the f.d.a. now says it wants to make some big changes on sun screen. what they are still ahead. >>> and some 90 today and more. i'll tell you how hot and when that fog will return. >>> after 33 years of debate and study, the f.d.a. announced new rules for sun screens. ktvu's health and science editor john fowler is live in alameda with a word of warning you won't see anymore. >> reporter: the f.d.a. says with melanoma rates rising, it wants clarity on sun screen so that more people will use them, fewer will get skin cancer. >> a perfect day to

we had wall street drumming up new instruments, sids and things we had never heard of before. everybody had a piece in this. >> who was most to blame? >> that's a hard one. well, you can blame the consumer for getting a house they didn't have with no responsibility. you can blame wall street for pushing it. i can't pick one. i would go with wall street. >> if you were ceo of wall street, plc, doing the 10% rule, who would you have fired? who were the main culprits here? >> i would have cleaned out anybody in the mortgage business who put faulty mortgages together. i would have put in people putting together faulty paper, every one of the people falsifying their applications as to their ability to pay. >> should some of the people have gone to jail? >> i'm not part of whether that's true or not. i don't know enough of the details of that. i'd tell you. >> when you talk about falsifying paperwork, can it be -- >> consumers do it all the time. we just had this thing in this oil problem in the gulf. ken feinberg talks about all the false papers he got in with people that lived in

. >> 53-year-old sid cherishes the people. >> it was the answer to prayers. >> 58-year-old christines been a street church volunteer since the early days. >> i don't have to go by and look the other way and they look the other way. they have an identity, i know their names, we pray together. we pray for each other. we sing together. ♪[ music ] that saved a wretch like me ♪[ music ]♪ >> i like the singing part because i'm very noisy. >> reporter: that's okay, noisy is good out here. if you'd like to drop by and take a listen, reverend charles says that's okay too. >> the food is primarily for those who don't have food, but the worship, the gathering is trying to create an environment and an opportunity for different types of people to get together. derek mcginty nine news now. >>> the gannett foundation has helped the church feed homeless in downtown d.c. if you want to get involved go to wusa9.com, click on hero central. >>> whether time 6:15, howard bernstein is here. he says enjoy today. >> i may get yardwork done today after work. i don't want to wait until the middle of the week.

but sid any in australia is ten hours ahead of london. and bear with me on the math they're.moa has been conducting most of itz trade with a country that is 21 hours ahead of it. so when it's friday morning in samoa, australian clients are already at the beach on a sunday any saturday. and when the aussies go back to work on monday, the samoans are still at sunday church or whatever they do on sundays. come december 29th, that will all change. samoa will leap forward a day and it will be just three hours ahead of sydney. samoans already that one historic change to align itself with australia in 2009, it switched from driving on the right side of the road as we do to the left side of the road. now they can import cheaper cars from next door. on the one hand, samoa's shift is a story about how economics dictates policy. but it's also a larger narrative about the quiet success of australia. australia's growth rate has averaged nearly 4% for the last two decades, higher than almost every other rich country. it may be on the bottom of the map, but it's top of almost every live abi

in a statement before the judgment, his organization sid it rejected the verdict because it was based formulated by infidels. >>> greek's prime minister says he'll ask for a vote of confidence in parliament, following a day of violent protests in athens over the new proposed austerity measures as greece teeters on the edge of default. >>> for the first time in almost four decades, the boston bruins won the top trophy in nhl hockey, the stanley cup. they beat the vancouver canucks on wednesday. as greg black reports, canucks fans don't take losing lightly. just look at what happened in vancouver. >> reporter: while boston celebrated their stanley cup victory, thousands of canucks fans took to the streets of vancouver rioting. flipping cars and setting fires. >> very sad scene right now in downtown vancouver. we're hearing of more cars that have been overturned as well. >> reporter: some people posed for pictures in front of fires, others broke through store windows. vancouver police tried to contain the unruly crowd that continually taunted and threw things at officers. some fans were

. >> researchers at the university of virginia found that breast-feeding reduced the risk of sids by3%. they came out in support of exclusively breast-feeding your child for the first four to six months of life. it can be tough for some women to be able to do that. >> both of us know that very well. not everybody can breast-feed. then you hear the studies that make you feel even worse. if you can breast-feed it is a wonderful thing. >> my wife loves it now. she didn't in the beginning, that's for sure. tmi. >> hope she is not watching, daniel. >>> pregnancy and motherhood whether drinking is okay. hard to believe this is even a question. >> a new program in the uk is training midwives to help pregnant women reduce their alcohol intake. >> i thought we knew this. the controversy stems from the fact that an international booze manufacturer, diageo, is now funding the program. fiona trott of the bbc reports. >> reporter: just a few months to go. >> baby. >> sister. >> baby. >> reporter: lauren andrews is having her second child and says alcohol awareness is the last thing she needs. >>

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and at a certain point i sid, you know, i don't know. maybe you should ask him. but you'll get to. and you're probably not even asking about him. >> i think about with you -- when he pushed you -- not pushed you but encouraged you into the same business -- >> i would say push. >> he was theed a dult pushing you through the fame door, which you didn't need to go through. when you see that little girl in "paper moon," a role that changed your life -- >> right. >> when you see that. >> right. >> do you wish sometimes you had never been pushed into that world? >> i don't really think about that. i have the life that i have, the upbringing that i have, the experience that i have. so the idea of sort of the other alternative would have been to maybe stay with my mom and her direction was going very badly so i often think the best thing to do or the best decision that could have been made between the two would have been to be with him and i've had kind of an amazing life. it's been hard. it's had some very big downs and some great ups. but i don't think that i would take the girl next doo

my friend sid almost belts one of them. it was unbelievable.ar-old said, you know, some of them could have been scouts. >> that guy has a future. this sets up my next question from the book. if i dislike tabloid shows in the first place, imagine how i felt doing one when my own life had become one. >> that's the sad part. there was a separation that was brief. we're back together. my wife is openings for me in las vegas. i'm doing a comedy act. the boys are going to summer camp, one to baseball camp, one to football. in the spectrum of things this was not huge. yet in today's world -- >> that's what interests you, you're used to being the bunch line because you've been married seven times to six women. you say late night comedians cross the line. why? >> because there are children involved. it's bad enough for children in any kind of tragedy that october kurs. i don't think this was ap tragedy. it was an event. everybody who has been married has had some kind of event in life. but to kid about it every night. jay leno, i will say this, called m

i didn't worry about bernie or ernie or sid the kid. i was not interested. i just didn't want my name in the paper again. one day, once, and that was enough for me. >> smith: what did you tell the clients that had left, that had gotten their money back? >> "good-bye. here's your... here's your..." they knew. it was in the papers. "here's your money. don't bother me." >> smith: but sources tell frontline that's not what happened. avellino and bienes continued to move money to madoff through other front men, taking lucrative kickbacks on the referrals. >> one case in point in fort lauderdale is michael sullivan, who was a friend of avellino's. and he basically took these pools of investors and they routed them right into sullivan. and he's moving it to madoff. >> smith: avellino knew sullivan through bible group at this fort lauderdale church. after 1992, sullivan took on around 30 of avellino and bienes' accounts. >> avellino and bienes kept their hands in the jar. the sec action was simply a bump in the road. it was... it barely slowed them down. >> smith: b

kind of passivity thatroubles americans, i think and what you want is more consistency in the energy sid of his leadership and the risk taking propensity tha is in him mewhere. >> he made this decision really on, a real politic decision to try to pass healthcare reform. i think they made the right call you can't really do that with an outside game, you have to do it with the inside game. you can't go and convince the senators you need. >> charlie: you got to the it early on because after that you have less of a chance. >> yes. i think both those decisions were right. i think they made one mistake and one down side. the mistake they didn't follow through on the early on idea. they took way too long. they didn't realize as a democrat recently said to me when republicans do big legislation they do it fast because they understand that it's messy because they understand that by the time the election comes people sort of forgotten about some of these things, they did it slow. and i think the health reform is an achievement. we're the only country in the world where millions of people don't hav

those of you in this room who are old enough to remember the cold war will know that we soaz sid up -- cozied up to and propped up less than pleasant dictatorships in our war against communism. and i'm afraid we're back, we're back to the same thing now. your question, where does it leave the icc? >> well, the icc, i mean, do you see it actually moving forward in terms of prosecution, and also just in terms of accountability for human rights violations, what can we expect in that region? >> well, the problem is that, you know f we actually do vote for article 16, then, basically, we're saying that's carte blanche to anybody to do what they want. and it's really hard to know where we go forward from that if there is no accountability f there is no justice -- if there is no justice. you begin to wonder what the point of this is. there is another thing that i hear often when i'm in africa, and that is that, i mean, a lot of ordinary africans, the africans i'm talking about who are, you know, participate in the radio phone-ins who disagree utterly with their leaders and who are very conce

sid was out at ocean beach yesterday. the sun was out. we couldn't see five feet for some areas.thick fog out there. yesterday, there was no fog, no breeze as of date. the dooling -- the cooling trend starts and that will carry us to the end of the week. 55 in san francisco. fog came up the santa cruz coast, san mateo coast and filled in and now that system will cool inland areas. fog, sun, cool to hot. if you are buy the -- by the coast, not very warm. inland areas anywhere from near 100 to 50s and 60s closer to the coast. >> although tomorrow things will level out and we'll see the cooling trend take us into friday and saturday. >>> a young mother in sacramento is in jail this morning accused of a horrifying crime. investigators say this woman right here, killed her 6-week- old baby daughter by putting her in a microwave oven. it firefighters responded to it. investigators spent the next three months trying to determine what caused those severe burns on the body -- on the baby. >> it's the pattern of the burns in a microwave -- they are different from say knocking a boiling pot

video of this one and there were people inside at a soccer tournament they this h these set up for the sidsde lines you see people running, but 13 people were hurt somewhere inside this one, others were injured as they came down and landed and knocked people over. pef seen several stories of the last months of these things taking off with kids in them. >> when you put them in you need to make sure they're well anchored. if the wind kicks up, they don't weigh a great deal, you the wind can take it up a big deal. the biggest problem is when they hit the ground, the broken arms and sprains and whatnot. you don't expect your kid to be hurt. >> the reports are they had handbags holding these down. some come with stakes and ropes supposed to keep them down but 13 people injured there. reynolds, appreciate you. >>> to our viewers, you remember the patdown club at the airport, you've been through them again and again and again, but are they really sexual assault? some thought so and some lawmakers in one state want to outlaw these things. yes, make it illegal. you know what the federal government s

what concrete results within both con cruelty-- concrete results we saw on the economic sid continued progress on our concerns on issues like at we call dig nis-- indigenous innovations, the barriers we believe chinese were putting on american firms to participate there constructive engagement on how to rebalance the chinese economy as we push forward on that. inedibly important engagementn energy and environment issues which are important to both of us. china d the uted states are the two most important source of greenhouse gases. if we don't work together to deal with this, all the efforts of everybody else will be foraught. we're working together to do clean energy technologies, tohink about how we work in the internatial community to develop a global strategy on energy and climate change. we worked on exchanges between our two countries to get more americanses to have a chance to go and study and understand china better. but from my perspective one of the most important things we did was we launched the new security dialogue. with china to deal with the most difficult and contenti

temperatures sid sitting in the -- sitting in the 50s. mostly sunny for your afternoon. low and mid-70s for the inland spots. mid-80s for our inland areas. nice and warm today. even a tad warmer for tomorrow, just about that seasonal norm. a tad cool, but not bad at all, very comfortable in most cases. tuesday, mostly cloudy skies and temperatures begin to fall, a big drop on wednesday. 60degrees for the coast, and struggling to get to 70. by thursday, we do bounce back. looking way ahead, the 4th of july weekend looking dry and warm. back to you. >>> this week, the search for the next "american idol" begins. the first auditions for season 11 are being held in st. louis on tuesday. other auditions for the fox hit talent show will be held in portland oregon, san diego, charleston, south carolina, denver, pittsburgh, and houston. last season's winner, scotty and the top 10 begin their cross country tour next month. >>> michael jackson fans are paying tribute to the king of pop this weekend. ♪ [ music ] performers from all over the bay area came together for this michael ja

when they sid, they took him into custody, without incident. >> reporter: inside they found more than $800,000 in cash stuffed into the walls and 30 firearms some hidden in hollowed out books, and a packed bag, in case a quick getaway was needed. the capture came after a publicity campaign involving billboards and psas that launched three days earlier. thanks to a crucial tip from a still unidentified source. at a hearing thursday bulger was asked if he read his indictment. and in a deep boston accent, mr. bulger responded, i got them all here. it'll take me a while to finish them all. and added, i know them all anyway. he never left the house without a hat and sunglasses. he went for walks twice a day at sunrise and sunset. >> my sense was she was a very kind and lovely person. and that he was a bit of a lunatic. >> reporter: the questions now is, will bulger start talking? will he reveal where bodies are buried? and who helped him stay on the run all these years? the families of his victims want answers. tom donahue was only a kid when his father was murdered. >> i was 8 years old w

he sid airlines would most likely lose money if it weren't for the fee, because the profit margins areriers paying more and more for higher fuel prices but there are fewer people flying. an interest trademark came out that was grim profit wise saying north american carriers make $1 billion this year. it sounds great but down from $4 million last year. bottom line means these fees aren't going away any time soon, kyra. >> okay. not good news. alison, thanks. >> he's played with musical greats like bruce springsteen and aretha franklin. but this morning he's recovering from a stroke. of at&t and t-mobile would deliver our next generation mobile broadband experience to 55 million more americans, many in small towns and rural communities, giving them a new choice. we'll deliver better service, with thousands of new cell sites... for greater access to all the things you want, whenever you want them. it's the at&t network... and what's possible in here is almost impossible to say. yoo-hoo. hello. it's water from the drinking fountain at the mall. [ male announcer ] great tasting tap water ca

. >> she sid not say where she heard he would resign.of weiner's colleagues are still saying it's up to his constituents in hand. it's not up to members of the house democratic caucus to push him out. there are certainly a lot more of them saying it's time. even, randi, the former house ethics chairman is saying that he should go. >> this is certainly a very tough, very confusing time, is the hope though, still, that when weiner's wife returns for her trip abroad with hillary clinton that then maybe he'll resig resign. >> it is the hope. that's what so many are saying. she is supposed to return now maybe in the early morning hours. she will find him and the two of them will talk. that's what weiner has told his colleagues. he wants to wait to look her in the eye and talk to her about it. a source told me that nancy pelosi was really expressing confidence that she does think ultimately weiner will resign because somebody asked about the possibility of the caucus taking other steps, like stripping him of his committee assignments. her resp

excruciatingly detail and graphic testimony about what happened to their granddaughter calelee and they have to siditting there listening to this testimony thinking their daughter is not npt of the charges against her. >> either one could be on the stand again. they are on the witness list and all of this is coming out as there is allegations had he a mistress that the defense brought up as well. >> reporter: the defense talked about this in their opening statements and the attorney putting out a statement about that, saying that george did not have an affair with this woman, he did not accept money from her, he did not confide in her about any thoughts he had about this trial, completely denying everything she says. interesting to see if she is brought to the witness stand how this plays out but he has already been on the witness stand testifying for the prosecution, as has the mother. and we are expected to see them both possibly pop up again for the defense. >> david mattingly for us, thanks so much. >>> we want to know what you think. should casey anthony take the stand? e-mail us, give us a tw

years and i respect sof much as one of the real voices of retailers and smalltunity to businesses.ess sid you know it better than anybody that sits in this chamber.'t talking with a solution to this problem i couldn't help but not affirmatively. reflect to establish this interchange fee it reflected the fact thats, retailers, small businesses, merchants, hotels, restaurants, shopkeepers across the board were literally t given no seat t fairness and propriety of the interchange fees. d and the point you made drives as home. w businesses in america theee highest interchange fees, thatou is the charge every time you swipe at plastic debit card of i any country.heir if the banks would come down our of their ivory towers on wall street and other places and sit down, rolled their sleeves withy the folks running shoe stores and grocery stores and hotelssal and in restaurants and say allca right we are going to come up ss with a fair system if it is zere in canada and its 44 cents here there's a number in b tetween to could make sense to both sides.e if that were the case you and is would be work