. >> i heard the kid get hit and i saw the car sped by and when i saw the car sped by, it recognized the license plate and he lived on the property. >> police broadcast the vehicle's description on the police radio system. a citizen listening saw the suspect's car. he told police the suspect was removing decals and a woman came by to pick him up. police later located 22-year- old marcus lopez garcia. he was booked on felony hit-and- run. neighbors say the croc crosswalk is dangerous. >> we have a situation where there's a four-lane road with multiple crosswalks here in this block. but this one right here doesn't have a stop sign or a flashing crosswalk. >> a lot of kids around here with the park and school ground, but they don't pay attention to the signs. >> these students decided to take on crosswalk safety as a project, gathering names on a petition. >> trying to get a lay on the plaza so there won't be as many accidents. >> a will the of little kids here and driving too fast and they won't stop. >> garcia is charged with driving without a legal license. it's the third time he's h

and sped off. >>> they are looking for the shooter who killed carlos nava. he was shot in the middle of the day as he sat in a toy car on international boulevard. the suspect is identified as willie torans. he was the driver of the car and last week they arrested lawrence bernard as the suspected gunman. >> a very chaotic evening commute in downtown san francisco... [ chanting ] >> this is what happened last night, demonstrators confronted police with riot gear and they were angry about recent shootings involving bart police but they are angry about cutting off cell phone service at the civic station last week. they briefly shut down all four stations and we spoke to one man who was trying to get there for a flight. >> it is turning into a big hassle. for somebody that is disabled getting them to the airport. >> it has been a long day. our customers are exhausted and at the end of the day they just want to go home. >> there were no injuries or arrests reported and bart did not block cell phone service during last night's protest. >>> well the fcc is making a

out for an evening jog and the driver of a white pickup truck ran over him, briefly slowed down and sped off. >> for such a fine man to be left at the side of the road under those circumstances made it more horrible. >> a highway camera took a picture of this crash. it is a newer model with a gold stripe. they are asking for the public's help to find that driver. >>> a send arrest, he was shot in the middle of the day and the suspect is identified as willie tore runs. he was arrested on friday in las vegas. last week they arrested the suspected gunman. >>> they are interested in the safety of their pipelines. the company shows they did not provide key documents on the pipeline that exploded last september. the missing documents include log books inspection records an x-ray reports. pg&e used data to prove it was safe. >>> they are expected to vote on a proposal and the city would have to pay the state for the redevelopment agency and state lawmakers recently voted to dissolve them and it would cost them $11 million this year and close to to 3 million every year after that. >>> 347, let's

as he broadcast, holding a court microphone, his location, the vehicle sped off at a high rate of speed. opposite the live activated his lights and sirens and pursue the vehicle. the suspect drove west on haight and then northwest on the visitor. the suspect drove northbound in the southbound lanes of the visitor. of azeri live broadcast a license plate as the suspect turned west on hayes. the suspect drove north on broadway and fired one shot at officer eleiff. , -- stearns, and kane. those shots can be heard of the recording of the night. the suspect headed north and again leaned out the window to fire at the pursuing officers. the suspect then turned eastbound on to turkey into oncoming one way traffic. officers paine and o'malley saw the vehicle traveling up a high rate of speed on to oncoming traffic. officer pain is a specialist. they are more heavily trained in these types of situations. knowing the information, he attempted to halt the suspect by firing at the suspect. the round, but officers hearing the shot at the suspect had fired at them. officers o'malley and paine, knowing

the car sped away from the scene.ice arrested a 22-year-old man after witnesses pointed out his car. officers say the man does not have a driver's license. yesterday's crash is the city's second hit-and-run incident in the past five days. >>> and an autopsy is pending on the body of a gunman found dead after that two-day standoff in san rafael. yesterday afternoon, police found the suspect peter james thomas deaded in hotel room. he had barricaded himself in for the last 27 hours. police say the 38-year-old apparently suffered a self- inflicted gunshot wound. thomas told police his girlfriend was a hostage. she was safe. >>> a missing canoer has been found by the coast guard 5. 2- year-old michael butler disappeared after a canoe he was in overturned near treasure island. the 52-year-old's two friends with him in the boat when he swam to shore, he stayed behind to get his things. his canoe and body were found yesterday near richmond. the coroner hasn't confirmed the identification. >>> with more protests set to disrup

the work is not being sped up for the america's cup race in september of 2013.trans says the work is being done ahead of schedule out of concern for seismic safety. >> we left our facebook and twitter. social network continues to grow. half of all americans are now on social networks like facebook and use among baby-boomers is growing. the report by the pew internet and american life project finds that nearly two-thirds of adults use facebook or twitter, and among baby-boomers ages 60-54, 32% say they use social networking every day. up 20% from a year ago. the so-called power users are women aged 18-29, and 89% go online every day. what did we do before? we had a lot more time on our hands. we talked to people. >> leigh: a nice day today. warmed up a few degrees. 80s and 90s still in east bay locations. we'll look at the numbers in a moment. a live picture looking east towards the bay bridge and oakland. clear sky, and low clouds and fog near the coast. here's highs in your neighborhood today. antioch, 92. 90 in con cover. livermore, 94. fairfield, 91. look at

as we go throughout saturday morning, the time line has been sped up again. we're talking 10:00 a.m. landfall around atlantic beach, north carolina. now towards the outer banks. that's when the worst pictures and our reporters out there on the coast will see the highest storm surge. then we take the storm northwards, virginia beach northward, 8:00 p.m. saturday evening. by saturday evening, early morning, you better be done with your plans. the storm then goes northwards, ocean city, maryland, the worst for you, overnight mid night until 2:00 a.m. sunday. jersey shore, you will wake up early sunday to hurricane force winds. in new york city, around 10:00 a.m. on sunday is the worst for you. the forecast path hasn't changed much, but we're talking about two to three hours earlier for the worst of the winds up and down the east coast. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> with movie going audiences expected to be dramatically cut as a result of the weekend storm, the question is will it help staying number one at the box office or will the latest r-rated comed

when a car hit him and sped away. the boy was rushed to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. the driver is described as an hispanic male. the car is described as light green and late '80s hatchback. anyone with information call the san francisco police department. >>> tens of thousands of striking workers from verizon plan to return to work tuesday despite an ongoing contract battle with management. 45,000 employees from verizon's land line division have been on strike two weeks, mostly in virginia, maryland and washington, d.c.. they've agreed to return to work while negotiations continue on the new terms of the contract. the main issues and the dispute involve pensions and insurance premiums. verizon wants to freeze pensions and have employees contribute to health insurance premiums, the union says the company can maintain the full range of benefits at this point. >>> in norway, survivors return to the scene of the massacre. anders breivik shot and killed 69 people there, many of them teenagers on july 22

morning at silver avenue, right by the silver terrace playground when a man hit him with his car and sped away. the boy was rushed to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. the man's car was missing the passenger side mirror. the vehicle is also described as a dark green late 80s hatchback. authorities are asking anyone with information to call the san francisco police department. >>> across the bay in oakland a 2-year-old boy was shot this afternoon. the shooting happened north of the coliseum. there are two different reports of what happened, in one report the toddler was walking down the street with his mother when he was shot. the other indicates he was in a parked car at the time of the shooting. crews rushed the boy to children's hospital in oakland for treatment. he was shot in the arm and the injury is not life threatening. just two weeks ago, you may remember a toddler was hit by a stray bullet a few blocks away. the two uc berkeley graduates who spent the last two years in a notoriously severe prison in iran are facing eight more years in iran tonight. monty francis has

the rebels sped into the capital tonight with astonishing speed. [gunfire] moving into green square, they tore down his posters and flights. -- flags. the 3 miles to the south at a luxury hotel, we watched as colonel gaddafi's spokesman gave what may be his last press conference. but even as he was speaking, the rebels were celebrating. trampoline the leader they have come to despise. -- trampling the leader they have come to despise. they believe they were on the edge of a significant victory. this is now a series of checkpoints, neighbors protecting their neighborhoods. in areas, there has been fierce fighting. battles have raged around colonel gaddafi's compound. heavy gunfire can be heard, and cloud explosion. the gaddafi regime is under pressure like never before. last night, news that another son, his presumed successor had been a rusted. he faces more times -- had been on arrested. he faces war crimes charges. but what of colonel gaddafi himself? he made a short radio address last night, calling for supporters to rise up. is he in tripoli? p

saw the car sped by. it turned out he actually lived on property. >> reporter: police broadcast the vehicle's description on the police radio system. a citizen listening to the police radio heard the description and saw the suspect's car. he told police the suspect was removing something from the car's rear window. police later located an arrested 22-year-old marcus lopez garcia booked into jail on felony hit and run and is being held in lieu of $500,000 bail. neighbors say the crosswalk is dangerous. >> obviously a situation where there is a four-lane road with multiple crosswalks here in this block. but this one here doesn't have a stop sign or a flashing crosswalk. >> they don't slow down. you know. a lot of kids around here with the park. they don't pay attention to the signs. >> reporter: these high school students have decided to take on crosswalk safety gathering names for a petition. >> we are gathering names so there won't be as many accidents here. >> schools are here. there are lots of kids. th

when he opened the door they loaded him into a car at gunpoint and sped away. no indication of a motive or no group claimed responsibility for the kidnapping. abductions are common in pakistan, but rarely as brazen as this one. and it is rare for the americans to be the target. there is a travel advisory issued for those working and traveling to pakistan. i'm jay gray, back to you. >>> police sources are reportedly saying the likely motive now is ransom since the kidnapping was very well planned and the victim is considered wealthy. >>> and an amber alert is in effect for a 2-year-old girl kidnapped by her father in sacramento. the fbi says the child's life could be in danger. and there's word the two could be in the bay area authorities say the father failed to return the girl to her mother on sunday. madeline samonfay is 2' and her father is 5'6" weighing 160 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. he's a u.s. citizen born in egypt and fluent in spanish. there's no specific lead as to whether the two could be, but the fbi says the father is known to have conne

the driver sped away but a good samaritan spotted his truck and alerted police. marcos garcia is held on half million dollars bail. >>> oakland police jailed a man suspected of a shooting near 64th and bromley before 10 p.m. last night. this just blocks from where a 3- year-old boy was killed in a drive-by shooting. police say the victim in his 50s was shot several times. no word on his condition. >>> an elderly oakland man died in a house fire. the two-alarm blaze started 9 p.m. last night on a multistory home on burr street. two women were rescued. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> the royal couple on a painful tour. >> yes, they are. the visit they are making to get a close-up look at a country's crisis. >>> and robbery gone wrong. how employees turned the tables on a gunman and what they did after that. >>> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center. time to talk weekend weather. think we are getting a taste of things to come. how much cooler could it get? coming up. ,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, norway... the families of t

though it stresses it is being sped up for seismic safety, not for the yacht races. >> in total, the final four sections with all of the hardware and cross beams, we've got almost 5,000 tons of steel that is going to be going up over the next couple of months. >> and tonight, a big show for the first time. crews turn on the lights for the construction catwalk. that will showcase what the shape of the new suspension bridge will look like tonight, about 7:45. have to check it out. >>> coming up, it is a dangerous drug with teens. the push at the state capitol to crack down on bath salts. >>> plus, fresh concerns about rowdy sports fans right here in the bay area. how a transit agency could be fueling the problem. >>> talk about giving back to the community. one superintendent's extreme measures to keep the district school brames from being -- programs from being cut. all coming up. >>> i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs a weather center. we're enjoying sunshine in most of the bay area right now. but folks, enjoy it. some changes are in the works. we will talk about that comin

witnesses say he sped away from mission and new montgomery streets after striking ryan white. it happened while white's family walked back to their hotel after the phillies' giants' game. they live near philadelphia. white suffered a brain injury along with several broken bones and a lacerated liver, poor guy. his condition has been upgraded from critical to serious. mayor ed lee visited him. his parents said, quote, we would like to express our deep gratitude to the people in san francisco and the bay area for the outpouring of support and sympathy for our son, ryan. >>> bart revealed a high-tech glitch caused trains to stop running stranding thousands of passengers. bart apologized for the three-hour long shut down. computer experts said two routers failed. they link track side computersthat run the trains with bart's control settings in downtown oakland. the trains started running once the engineers rebooted the routers. bart says it will take more time to determine the exact cause of the router failure. >>> a lot more to come here tonight. a warning from police, the drug d

other hazards associated is lateral spedding.er the soil lick -- becomed and flows, the dense --ification. >> if i eat a box of cereal and it's full, it's two inches down. >> that's true. damages associated with those phenomenas are severe. you've seen pictures along valencia street where the hotel is lying on its side. >> we're going down there. >> out in the sup set there were no homes, so we don't know how much dense densification will or and it will depend ton level. >> we have a lot of theories. >> yes. >> we don't think we're wrong, we just hope we never have that earthquake. the problem is -- >> well, we're going to have it. >> the reality is reear going to have it. >> so i have a question for lou. a lot of people, all around the world, have different theories for what causes earthquakes. here, you know, we sort of like to imagine that we have some scientific basis, so i brought along something from japan, actually. i wonder if you can talk about the basis of the fact that in japan it's pretty well acknowledged that it's t

punched principal evangeline ramos a second time and even yelled a racial slur and got in her car and sped off. a handful of students witnessed the attack. >> i think it's ridiculous. >> reporter: the school recently mandated students wear uniforms and because the semester only started about a month ago, administrators giving students a chance to get used to the new rules. so the district says the problem isn't that the little boy wasn't in uniform. it's what was on the shirt. >> it was a matter of inappropriateness of the skulls. carries a message of violence. >> kids are into that kind of stuff and if it was such a -- if it was such a big deal, why not you know -- [ indiscernible ] talk about it. you can always ask for like a meeting. >> reporter: this is ramos' first year on the job as a principal. she was rushed to the hospital and a couple of hours after the attack district police officers arrested gibbs after her stockton home. she now faces a pair of felonies and misdemeanors. >> i think that everyone was taken by surprise by the attack. >> reporter: gibbs remains locked up. as for

and while they did a play a war was sped up local communities mobilized themselves to keep it would have the streets of london. on for a week of roller coaster trading the world buying cheap loans that global markets have entered a new danger zone as investors lose confidence and they can only plead to shake up several key countries. three years on sol to say she remembers the victims of a shown but bloody conflict by the georgian launched an offensive to reclaim its all territories hundreds died in the ensuing five day war with the topic is still trying to recover. because the headlines up next are she's exclusive interview with . the president of the islamic republic of iran. president who is going to thank you so much for taking the time out of your busy show if you will to be on r.t. and to answer a number of questions that i'd like to put to include your latest thoughts on domestic issues and international issues i'll start if i may with the story that made all the news headlines for the past six months that's unfolded in north africa and the middle east that's been dubbed the arab

are shot in and played in arsenal's eighty two morning atlanta united on sunday as the russian coach sped artie's richie van cortlandt. goal is very. generous two games to go. we know little bit situation. we don't know so we have to look for you we have to live the good results. the. problem because kids. but i mean you got a man with great experience from just on the face of going you know very often at times eat a lot of confidence of a strain. to take his place i have a lot of calderon's because i short of saying that as well he was my number one and there's a good thing from my list even if to quit cold compress and go forth the arc of harry. has to do with a new balloon so. when you put in scope you're great first off but then you've got to turn into kind of like a battle of the second really i mean expecting something different here because it's going to be a much better pitch obviously because not special pitch got to be slightly easier it's emotionally very physical you know you're right but the movie as a coach was very happy after the game against ireland because it was one of

and while they paid today a wall was sped up local communities mobilize themselves to keep the streets of london. led off for a week of or the coaster trading the wall bond she warns that global markets have entered a new danger as investors lose confidence and they can all make leadership of several key countries. led three years on the south a say to remembers the victims of that sean but not a conflict by georgia and offensive to reclaim its altera trees hundreds died in the ensuing five day war with the republicans still trying to write about them. as the headlines up next our exclusive interview with.

in session in the senate has been adjourned session i was kind of for sped on the senate so that so the president obama couldn't get his appointment to the. protection the bank the consumer protection board through and so if they're not if they haven't adjourned isn't it fairly simple to call him back i mean is that something that the president can do all the president can't but it's up to the speaker this is his house speaker boehner his house of representatives his republican majority his republican majority that is leaving four thousand workers stranded without a paycheck ninety thousand construction workers without a paycheck and construction work to be done and our nation's airports and so speaker boehner can and should call us all back to town let us do the business of the american people and then if you want to take a vacation fine but you don't go on vacation when america can't go on vacation so so be on speaking about it is there a specific strategy in place well i think i mean i think all of us need to call on our leadership and say it's time for us to come back in town i mean

near the russian rich when the driver of a white pickup truck ran over him, briefly slowed down and sped. >> for such a fine man to be left at the side of the road under those circumstances made it more painful. >> they took a picture of this truck involved in this deadly hit-and-run crash, it has a gold stripe. the chp wants your help in trying to find that driver. >>> they are looking into the driver who killed carlos nava. he sat in a toy car on international boulevard. the suspect is identified as willie torrents. last week they arrested someone as the suspected gunman. >>> they had a chance to interview phillip garrido and nancy garrido but are they linked into a heyward kidnapping from five years ago. coming up what police learned after hours of questioning. >>> he was arrested in the disappearance of a stockton woman. this is jason gillly and carlson. she was last seen as she left a stockton lounge. gillly is a person of interest since the beginning of the investigation. he is suspected of false imprisonment and kidnapping. carlson is still missing. >>> seven men believed to be me

go up well and also to play a devil's advocate i have to say i mean if that withdrawal process is sped up right if we do bring home the troops as many have called for and the situation on the ground drastically escalates for the worse i mean wouldn't the americans in some ways be held responsible i mean there's the so-called pottery barn rule apply here . you know it's it's strange to do what ifs in that situation one of the what if we remove all the troops and then peace prevails or what if we remove all the troops and then the the tribes within the country actually come to some conclusions together why does it have to go to the other side i don't understand well because again just to play devil's advocate we are there are troops are there when a foreign country ships are there and nothing is getting better all of that is correct that is correct so in your view that and worse over the ten years and in your view if we withdraw could the situation improve. if we withdraw i'm not sure what's going to happen what i do know is that we won't sacrifice any more american lives for the quagmir

suspects loaded the machine into their truck and sped off making away with a bundle of cash and joining me live is brett reowes, the director of operations here, how much money did they make off with? >> they are estimating $25,000. >> how about atm machine? >> it is probably an $8,000 machine. >> reporter: what will you do? >> we will have to buy a new atm machine and it will take a lot of work to rebuild the front end and we will build it with less glass next time. >> this is very disappointing obviously? >> yes, this is a youth program and we support the blue devils, the food bank and the concord high school band and we are the ones who play bingo and support those groups. >> reporter: do you think it was an inside job? >> no, i think it is somebody who has been here, they knew atm was here and they came back for it. >>reporter: police obviously will be reviewing that surveillance video trying to get any sort of information off of it in order to catch the people responsible. we are live in concord, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time now 5:38 and that means we have to go to sal. you are wa

the bus driver sped away from the scene when the shooting started. a witness testified yesterday that it started when he criticized another passenger for spanking her child. he said the gunmen were waiting for the bus at the next stop after the mother made a call. the woman and five others now face charges. >> and a judge called a check fraud case against casey anthon yeerk quote a haes mes in a hearing to decide whether she needs to return to florida. anthony did not attend that hearing. it's unrelated to her acquittal last month. she admitted last year she was guilty of using checks stolen from a friend. the judge plans to issue a ruling on probation next week. >> and coming up next, a deadly encounter a polar bear. >> and nato air strikes in libya. rebels say a one strike from the libyan leader. >> this is 680. everything moving along nicely f you're planning on head together giants game there, is a look at the forecast. >> and you're driving into the city you may encounter fog and low clouds. and follow the time line. low clouds and fog spreading

we want to show you a sped up video of the flair taken over a four hour period. a mass blasted out from the sun toward the plant earth. sinetists pre -- scientists predict the cloud will impact earth a few months from now. >>> all right we want to turn now to mark for a look at how the weather is turning out. he is in for mark tonight. >> with an earlier clearing time we warmed up a bit especially as you would expect out toward the interior. but we do have fog from half- moon bay to pacifica. we come in tighter here already a few patches coming into san francisco and right around the bay. a look outside right now we can show you this, there's evidence of that fog making out in the distance. this is from our emeryville camera. current temperature is 63 degrees. some more current numbers through the region, we have warmed up nicely toward fairfield, concord and livermore all recording 89 degrees. san jose in the upper 70s. santa rosa at 83. hayward at last check 71 degrees mostly recording clearing skyings. regrouping coast side, coastal fog increase, we could have

police pulled over the driver of a scion but the driver sped off as officer as approached. the chase ended when the scion hit another skpar a pole along foot hill boulevard. the car burst into flames. the suspect and the woman he hit both ended up in the hospital and both are suspected to survive. >> firefighters in san jose honored a young hero today. the 8 and a half year old boy helped save a little girl who was drowning in a swimming pool. this is an important reminder. >> this is san jose's biggest little hero. the fire department thanking him for rescuing a 3-year-old friend who was drowning. the fire chief presented whim a plaque and he got a ride in a fire engine. he looked around and said wow, look at the paparazzi. little girl riding on her grandmother's shoulders, and something happened. they fell and were drowning, spotted by his mother. >> i thought i was scared. my body was shaking and i just said okay. jump in. >> so he jumped. >> i got them and i got her, after that, i pushed her and a woman was on the side. >> he's been swimming two years and had no fear. >

. >> as fast' could with his driver's side window lowered, jay stockton sped away, not saying a word.rew griffin again with cnn. brian wells' family is trying to get to the truth of the matter about particularly their brother. you're the only one alive and sane enough to tell the truth. and that's what they're after. >> he has refused all of our phone calls, refused to respond to notes placed at his door. the assistant u.s. attorney who prosecuted the case insists to us, jay stockton would tell us what the federal government has proven in court. that brian wells was involved with the bank robbery. >> no one could have sat through this criminal trial without understanding the degree of evidence linking mr. wells to these particular participants. >> in fact, the same affidavit that implicates stockton repeatedly implicates jean hyde's brother. the suspect involved, saying brian wells knew the plot all along was involved in the planning, was part of the band of criminal misfits trying to rob a bank. jean hyde will never believe that. she believes her government is lying. >> they let an i

the driver of a pickup truck ran over him briefly slowed down and sped off.hp is looking for that driver. >>> 6:56. a doctor from marin is credited for saving the life of a man on the board of a flight from france to san francisco. an hour into the flight they made an announcement asking for a doctor because a passenger was experiencing shock after eating a bag of almonds. dr. shuman responded and gave the man a shot and watched him for five hours. the man recovered by the time the plane lapped. >>> coming up on 7:00. sal. >>> we are looking good in some areas and busy in others. bay bridge backed up to a ten minute wait. not all that bad but a crowd waiting to get on to the bridge. the morning commute will be a little bit slow. parts of the san mateo bridge and also a little windy on that span. this mornings commute in contra costa county will be okay. 280 looks good right through downtown san jose. now to the weather with rosemary. >>> temperatures will be dropping off. we'll have that cooling trend last through the weekend. upper 50s and partial clearing e

. >> they sped, didn't learn their lesson. the colorado state patrol attempted to pull them over.and that in the attempt to pull them them over, the doughertys went back to their mo, and shot at the authorities. the sister was shot in the leg, the siblings were wanted for shooting at a florida officer who tried to pull them over last week for shooting. hours later the three allegedly robbed a bank in georgia. >>> and paying for protection, the new fee homeowners are paying to stay safe from wildfires. why they're not complaining, at least not yet. >>> and no way we're going to make it to the airport, because of the underground -- it was closed, buses were closed. >> this is what they're talking about. all that rioting in london. we hear from bay area travelers just back from london up next go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. audio complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu channel 2

investigators say the driver then sped away smashing into several other cars were racing on to the freeway. police later arrested the suspected driver across the bay in hayward. he's now facing felony hit and run charges. the ktvu kraig debro has talked to a family member of that child that was with the child when this hit and run happened. kraig will be back and have an update for us in 30 minutes. >>> the report that u.s. unemployment rate dropped to 9.1% in july is already creating reaction on the global market. major market in france has gained more than 1% just since that report was released at 5:30. u.s. stock futures went from being down about 90 to up about 90. that is in sharp contrast to what happened overnight in asia as investigators see a much smaller gain in u.s. jobs. they are also reacting to our big drop yesterday. taiwan skidded 5.5%. honk cop -- hong kong, australia losing more than 4% each. let's check in on our numbers. the dow jones dropping more than 500 points. i want to get the latest readings on the futures right now which indicate where we will start today. dow f

any difference in this investigation because both cars are said to have hit the person and then both sped live in redwood city kraig debro ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 6:33. baseball all-time home run king makes another pitch to try to clear his name. barry bonds went back to federal court in san francisco yesterday. his defense team urged a federal judge to overturn his felony conviction for obstruction of justice. the judge says she'll issue a written ruling in the near future. >>> muni reconsidering requiring all of its drivers to get a specific route from central control before they are allowed to go out and pick up passengers. now this is all tied to a tragedy that happened on the streets of san francisco one week ago. a muni operator driving his empty bus to a new unscheduled assignment fatally hit a woman at a crosswalk on a street where buses normally don't run. >>> a stretch of highway near yosemite national park remains closed because of a wild fire. it started when a propane tank exploded ignited a motor home and some nearby brush. the fire is currently threatening about 70 structu

they loaded him into a car and sped away. there's no indication of a motive. no group claimed responsibility for the kidnapping. abductions are common in pakistan. rarely as brazen as this one. more rare for americans to be the target. though the state department has recently issued a travel advisory for u.s. citizens working or traveling in pakista pakistan. >> people are suggesting this may have something to do with the frosty relationship between pakistan. >> we know the relations have deteriorated. it's tough to link the two at this point. british authorities are robbing a ma lay shan student during the riots in london last week. it was watched by millions of people on the internet denied bail today. police arrested more than 1,600 people during this. >>> a new court ruling will force casey anthony to return to florida as she was acquitted of murdering her daughter. anthony was released from jail. since then she's been out of public view. she had an earlier conviction for writing bad checks. the judge in charge says anthony must be in florida to serve one

violence broke out over the weekend after a shooting by police and then turned into random looting speddingo two other big cities in england. >>> in england -- this is amateur video of syrian artillery zeroing in on a mosque. tanks backed by heavily armed groups have been assaulting the city since sunday. troops continue their relentless assault on the tom of hama. president obama is reportedly prepared to call for assaud to step down. >>> two men will face charges for sell zorb this is the iphone the police say the men found in a redwood city bar in march of last year. we reported this as you may remember. san mateo county prosecutors say they charged the men with misdemeanors for selling the phone to the gidmodo website. they could face a year in jail if convicted. prosecutors did not pursue charges guess gizhodo and the editor who purchased the phone because they did not try to profit from it. >>> coming up next, rock eye jessly allen young. an angry young man who has mellowed with age. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] because you never stop improving your recipe... we never stop improving our

finally the bus driver hit the gas, and sped away. 10 to 15 people on board that bus not one of thembullet. the trial for the suspects begins late this month. harris. >> harris: trace, thank you very much. in a part of the world we are watching closely tonight. at least 100 people reported dead in syria after a brutal week of clashes. government forces opening fire on demonstrators in the city streets. [gunfire. >> this is amateur video. said to show gunfire near the capital damascus where activists say ten people died today. government reports calling this return return to civility now we can't confirm syrian government tight grip on flow of information in and out of its borders. chief fox report chief correspondent jonathan hunt live in our new york city newsroom. jonathan, word tonight of some efforts by world leaders to step up the pressure on this president. president obama, harris, who spoke to the leaders of germany and france today, condemning what they all called the, quote, indiscriminate violence by the assad regime against their own people and also those three leaders dis

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it's expected once the senate passes this, assuming that goes as planned, it can get sped over to the white house once they get the paperwork ready for the president's signature. so what's the reaction on the senate today? well, they're on the floor now. they're already debating it. you hear a lot of what have been talked about before that emotional moment of both the vote going through on the house side where a lot of people who worked hard on it, pushed it across the line, as well as the emotion of those who were not happy. some of that today. you had cuts to spending programs, who would be most impacted by that. and we're hearing from republicans who say this deal doesn't have all of what you might expect it to have if you're dealing is dealing with the long-term deficit reduction and spending cuts. we heard from who senators today. here's what they had to say about this deal. >> i don't expect the committee to come up with anything, number one. we're going to be in worse shape because of this not better. >> if you want to see a bigger, more robust solution, yes, you're going to be

and then the door closed and he sped off in an armored convoy into the night, into the capital.ese reports that he was in the custody of the rebels and they were poised apparently to hand him over to the international criminal court. >> so matthew, let me try to separate truth from propaganda. for sure he was riding around freely. he says that his father is in tripoli. but what about the part that they pushed the rebelses out, that this was all a as far as? do y farce. >> do you see any sign that the rebels are not in control of the 90% that we were told they were in control of? >> it's really difficult for me in this hotel to give a good assessment as to-to-whto what e rebels are in control. they're definitely not in control of this area, nor have they been from the start of this crisis. this is where gadhafi's main com pain is located. there are area keep installat n installatio installations, as well. there have been ferocious fighting all over the city particularly in this area, but i can tell you quite definitely that they're not in control in this area. it's difficult to d