into yankee stadium, sneak into the games and there was always like the possibility in the back of mye can get thrown out. so, there's something about going to the stadium and saying, ain't nobody throwing me out. you know what i'm saying? >> reporter: not anymore. the last time i interviewed him in 1999, i walked with marc through the streets of spanish harlem where he grew up. this time, he brought me to his mansion in long island. it's a long way from spanish harlem. >> yeah. >> reporter: he bought the home 12 years ago, before j. lo, before their twins. before his first marriage, which also ended in divorce. but even with a second divorce looming, he has kept his sense of humor. >> let me talk to you about marriage. so marriage, the institution of marriage, right but i'm not ready for an institution, right? >> reporter: no you look pretty sane to me. he brought me to the ultimate man cave. >> this is where the magic happens. >> reporter: his recording studio, where he played he a tracack of his latest album. ♪ marc is also working on an english album, his first in ten years. >> it

. >>> well, it was a sneak peek, a sneak preview. organizers of the americas cup yacht race gave us a glimpse of the prestigious sporting event that will come to the bay area in 2013. >> they have raised about $2 million for the event so far. the group has talked to 60 corporations to help with sponsorships and several of them are signing on to be partners. organizers also showed off the powerful types of boats you're seeing that that spectators will see. they are larger and faster and crewed by 11 people instead of five. organizers say san francisco is the perfect city and the perfect backdrop because crowds can get up close and personal to the action. >> it's also another one of the main points where san francisco chosen for the event because the amphitheater that we have and the ability to have tens of thousands of live spectators is really unsurpassed right here. it's really a phenomenal venue for this concept. >> leaders will soon release details about the air and water traffic are plans for this event along with other ways they

. >> sneak a little? >> i do, or i'll walk in front and be looking at her lawyer its, making like i'm talking to her lawyers and going, amanda, hang in there girl, it's okay, and her lawyers play along, because we're not supposed to talk to her. >> yeah. >> there was a moment today that really caught my attention at one point amanda smiled about something. you turned around and you looked at me and said amanda it's smiling. i bring it up for this reason. it was such a mom moment. it seemed as if you cling to those little moments where you see your daughter smile. >> um-hum. well, i mean, everything is so serious, and there are times when everybody in the courtroom laughed, but if amanda cracks a smile and it's caught on camera or somebody takes a picture of that, it's sent out there in the media and it gets twisted that amanda's not taking this seriously so she's had to put on this face and so the fact that she found something to put a grin on her face, it was a good moment. it was a very good moment beca

so as summer winds down you do still have time to sneak in some teachable moments with your kids.brain drain so for our sneaky teacher series i did a little experimenting with my own guys. we got a cooking lesson that served up much more than tasty treats. ♪ >> reporter: in these last days of summer my house is a mix of kids. dogs and, yeah, a little bit of chaos. >> hi. >> reporter: but in the midst of all the fun i'm always looking for ways to sneak in a little learning.. that's where our sneaky teacher comes in. >> hello! >> oh, nice. give me hihi-fives. >> all right. >> you get one too. >> reporter: she's here to show my kids how baking can feed y yr brain. on the menu, ham and cheese corn muffins. >> cook something g great learning opportunity for kids. there's an opportunity to learn about math, when we're measuring things and science, because i'm going to talk about how baking is really chemistry. >> reporter: the minute you said chemistry my son zoned out and is now -- but say baking and he was into it. first we gathered the ingredients and go over them. sneaky tip number

you got a sneak peek last night. >> funny stuff and has the same feel. think it will get better as the season progresses. >> i wonder if charlie watched. >> probably got a sneak peek. >>> score off the field. the major hurdle cleared for a new 49ers stadium in santa clara. >>> the one signature need to release the two cal grads jailed in iran coming up. >>> it's been four months for the people looking for missing nursing student michelle le. the search is over. her body was found over the weekend confirmed to be the victim. more coming up. >>> after years of debate and controversy, "don't ask, don't tell" has finally ended. so today will be the first day that gays and lesbians can actively openly serve in the military. the details on how bay area residents plan to celebrate this coming up. ,,,,,, [ female announcer ] this is the story of joycelin... [ joycelin ] it was a typical morning. i was getting ready for work, and then i got this horrible headache, and then i blacked out. [ female announcer ] ...who thought she had reached the end of her story. [

by sunday, one or two may sneak in to our region. >>> you've gotten strong this afternoon but it willbe weakening, there is bermuda by sunday a little rain and gusty winds, that is about it hopefully. now we have not talked much about felipe, a tropical storm heading to the west and it will be weakening and heading up to the northeast away from the united states and it will be downgraded over the next couple of days. 15 to 20 knots, bay temperatures around 73 still, cooler breezy conditions coming in late under partly cloudy skies. tomorrow sun clouds maybe a shower in the afternoon, upper 50s to 60s and we are talking 16 degrees colder than this afternoon. >>> still to come tonight, key testimony, paramedics tried to save michael jackson's life. >>> deadly but not reckless, find out about the charges for the bus driver who crashed on the highway. >>> coming up, we will show you [ female announcer ] this is steve and lynn, and they have a good question. can the aetna app make you healthier? well, that all depends on what you do with it. and there's an awful lot you can do with it. acc

. >> if you want to sneak something in here, you could. should you have to make sure that the people doing the pat downs are trained. >> a spokesperson for the forty-niners told me dignified fans of the new security checks earlier this week >> apologies to plan on monday to fight the deficit. we will tell you who plans >> warm day. i will talk about that coming up. it got our act r chabot judgment but it fell how her act act and >> denise is a says there is as close to so he tries ted perry as the bis ago she was in english call for some costs how to release a dollars in damage. sure ocean beach is sentence is still is likely to be affected. >> according to a new study by san francisco state, by the end of this century, 92% of ocean beach scott could be washed away. carl rochelle caused by budget 40 million in damages to buildings and infrastructure. as ocean beach state's away in the coming decades, center cisco will lose 82 million and tourism business affairs. air ticket also what about recreation and wildlife habitat to the tune of $16

we were invited inside for a sneak peak to learn more about the man who's life inspired an opera -- sneak peek to learn more. >> reporter: it's rehearsal time and there are a flurry of last minute changes. >> i have three pages of very tiny notes and that's just the second act. >> reporter: composer christopher tiefaniti is working to strike a balance between the orchestra and the singer. thomas anson has returned to san francisco to sing the lead role. >> he could lead people, he could inspire people to lead themselves. what is what he really does in his last day. >> reporter: the inspiration behind their newly commissioned work came from the book of the same name. heart of a soldier by james stewart. it's a biography on the life of rick riscola. >> i read this book and it was drawn to bravery, heroism, courage, a sense of what it means to be an american. >> the characters were very vivid, the message was powerful. it had all of the things that folks look for in opera. >> reporter: the backdrop is the world trade center, but the opera is much more than just that fateful september morning

we were invited inside for a sneak peak to learn more about the man who's life inspired an opera -- sneakeek to learn more. >> reporter: it's rehearsal time and there are a flurry of last minute changes. >> i have three pages of very tiny notes and that's just the second act. >> reporter: composer christopher tiefaniti is working to strike a balance between the orchestra and the singer. thomas anson has returned to san francisco to sing the lead role. >> he could lead people, he could inspire people to lead themselves. what is what he really does in his last day. >> reporter: the inspiration behind their newly commissioned work came from the book of the same name. heart of a soldier by james stewart. it's a biography on the life of rick riscola. >> i read this book and it was drawn to bravery, heroism, courage, a sense of what it means to be an american. >> the characters were very vivid, the message was powerful. it had all of the things that folks look for in opera. >> reporter: the backdrop is the world trade center, but the opera is much more than just that fateful september morning.

we want to give you a sneak peak. the redesign was confirmed today.ets rid of the current block. the wall street journal reports the change is meant to make the web side easier to november gait. >>> there's just no release from her in my heart. >>> almost 10 years since 9/11 and bay area families recall the day they lost their loved ones. >>> the new estimate tonight from the white house on how much hurricane tka much damage hurricane lee caused. 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 across the country, more opportunities happen. >>> in tonight's ktvu special report, rob roth tells us for those who lostloved ones, their sadness remains. >>

we want to give you a sneak peak. the redesign was confirmed today.is new look gets rid of the current block. the wall street journal reports the change is meant to make the web side easier to november gait. >>> there's just no release from her in my heart. >>> almost 10 years since 9/11 and bay area families recall the day they lost their loved ones. >>> the new estimate >>> in tonight's ktvu special report, rob roth tells us for those who lostloved ones, their sadness remains. >> reporter: it is perhaps here on the quiet of cypress lawn cemetery where chong feels closest to his sister. it's been ten years and closure has not come. >> there's just no release from her in my heart. i mean she's always going to be with me. >> reporter: on september 11th, 2007, betty yon who grew up in san francisco was head flight attendant on flight 11. that plane was the first taken over by terrorists. betty called the ground with reports that america was under attack. a short moments later, terrorists crashed the plane into the new york towers. >> i have to deal with

each week, we're going to give our "gma" family a sneak peek at the next "modern family." and you can only see it right here. >> that's ahead. >>> and we're going to get to day two of the trial of dr. conrad murray, who was by michael jackson's side when he died in 2009. abc's jim avila has been tracking the brand new developments from los angeles. good morning, jim. >> reporter: good morning, robin. prosecutors wasted no time, taking the jury and the world inside the crime scene, with firsthand accounts from those who watched the struggle to save and revive a dying michael jackson, while his children wailed in the hallway. again, we remind you, some of these images are graphic. it's 12:13 p.m., the day of michael jackson's death. the king of pop's bedroom, littered with oxygen tanks, an i.v. stand and assorted prescription bottles. in this bedroom, dr. conrad murray is in a middle of a titanic struggle to bring to life his one and only patient. and he needs help. he leaves a four-second phone message on the voice mail of jackson's personal assistant. two minutes later, th

. >> in this record-setting what month of september, it looks like we will sneak in the last day of the month without a whole lot of rain in the area. south of baltimore to southern maryland on the lower part of the day, it looks like a thunderstorm may try to pass over the open waters of the day. just on to the maryland delaware lyon moving over to seaford in delaware. we do see a couple of showers. temperatures are mild for this time of year. mostly in the 70's across eastern maryland. looks how it shows a much cooler weather coming our way over the weekend. more on that just a few minutes. >> at the trial of dr. conrad murray today,murray never told them he gave michael jackson the and that -- he seemed frantic when paramedics arrived. >> dramatic testimony from the paramedics who attended to michael jackson the day he died. >> he said paramedics arrived at the home at 12:20 6:00 p.m. and discovered him in full cardiac arrest. >> his school was built -- his skin was very cool to the touch. when i took a first glance at him, his eyes were open. they were dry and his pupils were violat

sydney university londo the fall interview coming your way in a little more than an hour but here's a sneak peek. cameraman tacos he took on a massive gamble that they could pull something off in libya. that would contrast with the disaster that was the intervention in iraq and you know how presidents of course we are talking as though this is a template for future interventions this is very much a kind of proxy war which must be extremely exciting and exhilarating at some level to be involved so the appetite for further interventions will exist. spain is bracing itself for mass protests as the countries set it moves ahead of wednesday's vote on a hotly contested change to the constitution that will. cap the budget deficit in a bid to fend off the debt crisis that's engulfing europe union say fixing a deficit limit means sacrificing social welfare for the sake of markets and as our reports with rising repossessions and unemployment many people are taking matters into their own hands. this was the last time mary carmen had guests over at her house just a day after artie came to visit she alo

day watching the radar and watching a lot of rain to our west and north and everybody expected it to sneak by. >> the cloud cover is an indication of how close it s it did skirt across the top of the state. there's lap front poised -- a front poised out to the west that will be moving in this direction. what we're dealing with, kind of tells the story. we showed you we did have showers moving across the region. a lot of it is across the top tear. this front is off to the west. as it moves, it will trigger a few showers or so on the front edge and right along it. that will move along this afternoon. then we'll she cooler temperature -- see cooler temperatures. we could see a difference of 20 degrees. right now what we're dealing with is this front moving on through. it will take a little while to work its magic. take a look. taking a look over the east, taking a look over towards the bridges, no real wind but the winds will pick up through the afternoon as well. no advisories on the bay but the front that's moving on through will take a little while. we start to see high pressure. it will b

he's so good at sneaking, if you want to call it that, into net. bill: just pounced. 30-15. he sees murray go to the one hand and he's in like a flash. most of the match, he's taken that forehand, that inside-out, and gone back to his forehand, murray's. and you notice the way he won that last game is he took that shot and ripped it up the line for a winner. so now murray trying to make his shot more unpredictable again. bill: 6-6 at net. john: that makes life tougher john: that makes life tougher on murray again. bill: opening service game of the second set for rafa, 30-30. john: this would absolutely be a huge boost for murray if he could get an early lead, get back on track. he had an opportunity in the first set. i think it was 2-3 when he could take the lead and really get some momentum. that was the only chance he had. now this would really -- this is really important for him. bill: a chance to go up an early break here in set number early break here in set number two. john: that is his best shot, bar none. two-handed backhand return, and that is just -- you talk about

so how about we put this game on pause instead of sneaking around like mice because we can focus on makingn amazing display of something 35eusing, earth taking, something unfailing, smag maysing the but -- something amazing. but i can see it's impossible, unimaginable, and very unexplainable. i may not like it. i may hate it, hate it with every inch of movie body, with every atom that makes up my existence, every molecule, every cell in my system but life isn't like one big, bird and you can't always have things your way. before i say goodbye, there's this guy and when he smiles, everything just seems all right. [cheers and applause] >> up next is my girl lajenae. >> ok, well, my name -- the majority of people call me la. i wrote this poem this morning and it's dedicated to a couple of people in the audience right now. so -- never had someone like you. i understand you can only be you but does you include us? does you include the ones you are supposed to cherish? i remember those days we used to go to the zoo. nowadays you're mostly with boofment don't get me wrong but missing you and the

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many saw what was going on yesterday and they came down to see -- sneak a peak for themselves. barbara, back to you. >> for some of them, it's hard to see them dangling up there. >> thanks, megan. >> let's turn to the weather and look at what is going on with the sky out there. it looks like sunshine is coming through. tom kierein joins us with the forecast. how is it for the folks out there? >> it may hold out. we have a band of very light rain showers moving into downtown right know. it shouldn't last too terribly long and they will be able to get right back out there and back to work by mid- to late afternoon. outside, there you go. a little bit of sunshine getting out there at some point in time. temperatures are climbing, thanks to all of the sunshine. 74 degrees right now at national airport. dewpoints starting to come down a little bit because winds are shifting. they were out a of the south and taking on a northwesterly component. temperatures held in the 60s in the high spots north and west of town where there have been steadier and light rain showers. you can see very

. >> they will have susan lucci and a sneak peek of the final broadcast. >> it's hard to believe. >> we'll r@ >>d the at 3:00, hull go hogan then at 4:00 and 5:00. >> i just load up because it's a bargain. >> those stores make you want to buy more but do you save more? michael finney looks at whether the warehouse stores really pay off. and state's plan to reunite inmates with their families by releasing locked up moms early. >> those microclimates at big play? >> 80s in the east bay, bug mug gi but back home, fog and temperatures are going to be cool in the city. it's brightening up so the numbers are coming down and tomorrow another 4-5 degrees cooling. coolest day on friday and the plan is for an offshore flow and numbers to climbing to the 80s and 90s and that sounds beach weather for the first time. >> for some people. >> that is going to do it for abc news. "who wants to be a millionaire" is communicating up next. >> bye-bye.

. >> they will have susan lucci and a sneak peek of the final broadcast. >> it's hard h@ >>d the at 3:00, hull go hogan. then at 4:00 and 5:00. >> i just load up because it's a bargain. >> those stores make you want to buy more but do you save more? michael finney looks at whether the warehouse stores really pay off. and state's plan to reunite inmates with their families by releasing locked up moms early. >> those microclimates at big play? >> 80s in the east bay, bug mug gi but back home, fog and temperatures are going to be cool in the city. it's brightening up so the numbers are coming down and tomorrow another 4-5 degrees cooling. coolest day on friday and the plan is for an offshore flow and numbers to climbing to the 80s and 90s and that sounds beach weather for the first time. >> for some people. >> that is going to do it for abc news. "who wants to be a millionaire" is communicating up next. >> bye-bye. clitititititititititt

patrick sedillo with the sneak peek. >> reporter: this is not your father's football suite. >> it's ace to beta test all the new stadium. we spent $2.5 million on the preview center. we wanted the best for the best fans in the nfl. >> reporter: gourmet desserts sit atop a bar made of bamboo and glass. italian tile lines the floors under decadent leather seats. topped off by a high-end catered lunch, all years before kickoff. >> we created areas from an interactive standpoint that can show you parking. you can do a touch wall. yeeks the exterior and interior images inside the building. >> reporter: the sample building is a work in progress designed by the fans as much as its architects. >> you can have people walk through give you feedback. that way, once they walk into the bill of in 2015 you have created an experience every fan wants. >> reporter: it will boast a timeline tunnel of the glory years, vintage wines on the walls and a computer gives you a simulated view from any seat in the house. these are the selling points of a stadium that's projected to cost almost $1 billion. >> we

how did they sneak that in? you read the entire bill last night?did. >> 305 million americans, you found the one guy. >> sean: he's the guy. another issue paul krugman accused president george w. bush and rudy giuliani of profiting off of 9/11. does it get any more despicable from the left on party of tea party members that are racist that want blacks hanging from trees that should go straight to hell, we are at war with them, they are sob's. >> he's a brilliant economist and very influential. but i have a different impression of the people that we were honoring yesterday. i was privileged enough to be on sunday to be standing there with the families of these people who raced into buildings to save people they didn't know. >> sean: why? >> it is very sad. >> paul krugman wrote a column accusing george w. bush of causing anti-semitism in malaysia. i asked him, i said this is kind of der rained. -- der raged. >> he said no, it is true. i think he's crazed on the question. >> sean: something happened in the left in this country where they are pretty m

he is the only guy in any political party who realized at some point we might want to sneakç into mexicoon't know if congressman paul -- [ laughter ] i don't know if he should be president or have any kind of power, but i like him as our idea guy. he generates a lot of ideas. he could be like america's kramer. do we really want to listen to eight different peoples ideas. there's a simpler method of viewing this audition for the most powerful job in the country. >> perry versus romney, g.o.p. debate. >> how hot does it get between rick perry and mitt romney. >> eight people on the stage we're really only paying attention tonight to two. >> jon: thank you. i knew i could ignore those other people. by the way, i know it was a preview. what did happen? >> mitt romney and rick perry kicking it up a notch. >> mitt romney and rick perry went at it. >> mitt romney and rick perry go face to face. >> it was nothing but fire. >> it was exactly the thing you thought it would be. [ laughter ] there's only two explanations how that could have happened. one four months before any vote is cast. you deci

for the first time this summer, the insurgents have managed to sneak through the defenses and launch an attack right in the heart of the city. it looks like plans to hand over all security to the afghan forces are ambitious. course we know that there has been talk of negotiating a cease-fire with more moderate taliban groups, how can that happen when we see an upsurge in attacks? >> that is a good question. there has been talk about possible negotiations. at the moment, violence, certainly civilian casualties are at record levels. on days like this, it does not look like the taliban would like to negotiate. >> thank you very much. the taliban is claiming responsibility for an attack in pakistan that has left four children dead. this happened to the northwest. officials said that the attackers opened fire on a school bus. 18 people were wounded. it taliban spokesman says that the attack was aimed to punish a local tribe which has been fighting the taliban in the area. nato warplanes are pounding targets in a number of towns still controlled by supporters of the fugitive dictator gadda

they're the most devious kind because they sneak across our border with another immigrant hiding insidehem. for allçó we know, there's anotr one hiding inside the baby. now these women... these women know that the second they drop their anchor baby on u.s. soil the illegal resource-sucking parasite inside them that's been stealing jobs from american embryos is instantly transformed into the greatest, bestest, freest baby in the world. you are so cute. yes, you are. who deserves a free education? you do. you do. you see, i love this baby because he is an american. but if that baby were born in mexico, hey, speak-a da englais, goo-goo, ga-ga. now luckily some states have found a great way to discourage these women from coming here and squatting out a freedom fetus. recently in arizona and tennessee, three pregnant women were arrested for not having proper identification and forced to give birth shackled to their hospital beds without their husbands in the presence of prison guards. so a quick tip for the olive skinned ladies when they're at ten centimeters and fully effaced, you're going

tonight you get a sneak preview. you can wine and dine here and get a haircut.reat bar offering watermelon cocktails. >> it's built in the very friendly and accessible ideas, places like great pizza plate. >> they will be open until 10:00 tonight just for us because we're here. so come by and also marcus d over there the afternoon deejay from alice will be joining us. >> obviously the food blogger. "eye on the bay" a live broadcast 15 minutes from now. >> a blending of old and new. thank you. >>> warm in the santa clara valley temperatures from the 50s at the coast to 40 degrees hotter inland. dennis, what's up in football season? >> if there was an earthquake, would jim harbaugh even know about it? and the hot dog creating a stir in the raider locker room. ,, >>> i went to the beach today. foggy! couldn't do it. >> it's amazing. >> didn't last too long that good weather, did it? >> well, it depends. >> three days. along the coast we had a dramatic cooldown today. inland temperatures dropped by 2 degrees in livermore where yesterday it was 100 degrees and today

one man who lives under a bridge says a lot of people sneak in to dump garbage. >> i've seen it get really bad. when the rains come and this thing starts flooding, all kinds of stuff comes down the river. >> reporter: also showing what to do about trash saying the city passeded the toughest plastic bag ban. the group says it will take years to clean up but might get the river off the top five list of hot spotz. ktvu channel 2 news. >> september splash helped liven things up for giants fans today. post season hope may be shot but this home run help send the giants to a 3 to 1 victory. marked 300 home run but also second of the game. >>> in the 6th ining a home run lifted the angels to a 4 to 1 victory. weaver won 7th game of the season. >>> more than just food for thought. coming up the events celebrating today that's provided neighbors direct access to food. >>> bay area will soon get another warmup but cool temperatures and fog until then. mark will tell us where it will be the coolest. you can watch news cast on the computer or mobile device. streaming live at ktvu.com. [ cow mooing ] ♪

facebook founder mark zuckerberg unveiled them and had a sneak peek at how it's going to look. >> reporter: mark zuckerberg talks about big changes. wants his site to be more visual and start with a new time line. >> time line is the story of your life and it has three pieces. all your stories, all your apps and a new way to express who you are. >> the time line will be similar to an online scrap book. from pictures to important dates. users will be able to add music, maps of where they've been and other content before a crowd of 2000 he already wrote out new partnerships. netflix and hulu. facebook already made changes this week. tells you what your friends are doing at the moment. leaving the bigger part of the page for more important news. the bigger part that's about to get an overhaul. besides having your normal photo you'll be able to add a bigger photo to your page. look at your page and get a good idea of who you are. >> what better way of putting a nice big photo right at the top. you still have your profile pic. >> reporter: keep things going, changes like this are inevitable. ch

to sneak into america.te our problems and despite our challenges. and we have a lot of problems. here's how i would take the united states of america back to the top of the hill. but we're still on that point higher than any other country in the world. first, secure our national security strength. i happen to believe that this administration is weakening america, militarily. this is not what americans want. the world is not safer. so we should not be a weaker nation. for example, there's a lot of concern about iran. when i was on the citizen advisory board of the strategic air command, i became aware of many of our strategic military capabilities. we have capabilities that we can deploy around the world in order to help us and our friends to make sure that we keep them in check. so the first thing is to secure our position in the world and make it clear that america will not weaken its military strengths. my foreign policy approach is very simple. clearly, identify who our friends are. clearly identify who

it has gone up the past two years, it forces young people to sneak on the bus. i had to choose either to eat or catch the bus, and as a young person, i should not be able -- should not have to make that choice. we feel the stress and when the police start moving person to person. it is intimidating the way they approach you and makes the bus feel less safe. we go to libraries, museums, national parks, to find work and go to school. we need it to be able to get us around. it opens doors for us to connect with these resources. the question is, is used a priority? does the city really care about the struggles of young people and working families? it is important to hear the experiences and perspectives of young people directly because there are 1000 stories just like mine. the school year is in full swing. meeting with the members of the board to further discuss the proposal, we need your support to authorize our proposal. if thank-you. -- thank you. [applause] chairman nolan: two folks wanted to speak from power. are there people that wanted to speak on other thin

he faces burglary charges for allegedly sneaking into the girl's home. >> and 14 members of the computer hacker group call add nonmus pleaded not guilty today to attacks on the online company pay pal. they're accused of conspiracy and intentional damage to a protected computer, prosecutors say they packed into pay pal after the company refused to accept donations for wiki leaks. and this is a loosely knit group, one supporter complains. >> the police officer assassinating a handcuffed person laying down and there is videotape of this only got 11 months but you do an online protest, you're facing 15 year autos the defendant face not only prison term but a fine of up to a quarter million dollars. >> police want to find the driver of an abandoned truck involved in an accident. and this happened yet. a white truck filled with marijuana flipped on the side. the accident left bags of pos pot skalter add cross the intersection. guess what happened? police say several drivers stopped and picked up bags. the officers got to the scene and found a loaded handgun inside of the truck. >> pot users ar

he would walk up with a whole bunch of people in the person showing the home would sneak away. >> evenin the teens, there were a lot of neighborhoods that had restrictions against certain groups of people. >> this was in the 1950's. willie mays had trouble buying a house in san francisco. a couple of people would not show him a house. they had to enlist the mayor and a bunch of people. this is their reservoir. companies would take a block and there would start wrecking houses. there were building two a day -- they were building two with a. the 1930's were the big boom times for the sunset. >> this is a recession. >> these are the homes in west would park. -- in westwood park. >> how did this perform? the composite the assembly -- come's assembly -- composite assembly. >> they would stucco it. they would put chicken wire on it. >> when i inspect buildings that are being remodeled, i see that the chicken wire mesh is completely gone. >> it is galvanized. the saltwater was enough to rest it out. >> it people think stucco is waterproof -- it is not waterproof. it sucks the water in. you ha

. >> later michael has a sneak peak into this comesser's sports. >> but first students tell us their summer highlights. o (pre-nursing junior): no, i don't know. wait.. mya, right? (ryan) no >> reporter: what was the highlight of your summer? >> working? i don't know. >> reporter: what do you do? >> it was at a restaurant. >> the highlight of my summer was getting a new job. >> reporter: what do you do? >> i work at five guys burgers and fries. >> i worked at a special needs camp and i was a counselor for 5-year-olds with special needs. >> i just went camping with the family. jumping off rocks and that sort of stuff g. going white water raft -- that sort of stuff. >> going white water rafting. >> relaxing and having fun with friends before i go to college. when hurricane irene devastated much of the e last week.. >>> when hurricane irene devastated much of the east coast 2 weeks ago, a san jose student was weathering the storm firsthand. keith bryant is in new york city with an internship with mtv, but he got more than he bargained for. >> reporter: while the rest of the u.s. watched

this isn't a chance to sneak religion -- they are trying to sneak reillinois governor rod schools.ichenn: let's bring math in to get the other side of this. is it appropriate for the ten commandments to be in school or is it simply as dan says an attempt to get reillinois to get religion backichen back into the public schools. >> they never said it would be inappropriate to always display the ten commandments in any kind of circumstance. any one who would say that the ten commandments have nothing to do with american law and government is ignore rant of american history and law and government. this eincludes ten equal sized frames. one is an explan torrey fact that talks about the documents displayed on the law have had a profound influence on american law and government including the magna carte. the declaration of independence and other documents including the ten commandments. when you go to the united states supreme court both in and outside the building there are approximately 50 displays of the ten commandments in the building. it is the seal of the 9th circuit court of appeals th