toyo lee said his toyota camera would not stop on the st. pault ramp, crashing into another car, killing two people and paralyzing a third victim. lee's attorneys wanted the case reopened, because of complaints of sudden acceleration problems in toyotas. >> we started this whole journey for one reason. not for a deal. but to vindicate his entire story from the day this happened. >> reporter: the prosecutor's decision not to continue the case led to more celebrating. >> the prosecutor just announced that he's not going to press more charges. >> she said? >> she did? >> reporter: as lee was allowed to go home to his wife and children, he asked for forgiveness from the victim's family, saying he never intended to cause theident. michael barr, abc news, new york. >>> in oregon, a 5-year-old boy has been found safe after vanishing from a family camping trip. searchers canvassed the washburn state park, before spotting isaac glen a few miles from the campsite. he had a few scratches but was otherwise okay. >> can you tell me what it was like to be lost

bad weather is a common problem for st paul organizers in moscow cold hard win and poor and we intend to show up at the least appropriate moment that certainly wasn't the case at the annual master world fund which attracted the least number of british fans and spectators in this four year history. the temperature drop to just thirty two celsius from thirty seven the previous day making nearly perfect playing conditions team russia had a lot to prove after losing their title from two thousand and seven and two thousand and eight to cream last year and after hanging on to be he still deemed the best of three series on friday the host made the quarterfinals. had an ace up their sleeve centered on it somebody who's turning to turn and winning by. on twenty kilograms but washes overall still sad along with a solid game plan and execution were too much for bill arose to handle and the same the final against italy was even an easier ride as point guard nicole didn't or was on fire from long range or whatever the player who emerged at the fan favorite didn't represent the home crowd it was te

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. >> >> reporter: lee was the driver the ds 2006 crash in st. paul, minnesota. he was coming home from church with his pregnant wife and family when his 1996 toyota een y crashed into this car at a red light. police say he was going between 70 to 90 miles an hour. it killed a man, his son and his niece. lee was convicted of vehicular homicide. >> i stepped on the brake and nothing happened. and i yelled to my family, "brake. brake's not working." >> reporter: the judge sentenced him to eight years. he could no longer support his his y. he missed the birth of his daughter. in the last year, other toyota in the last owners started describing the same thing. instances where they say they same stopdn't get their cars to stop. people heard lee's story and couldn't rally around him fast enough. the case was reopened. prosecutors offered a plea deal. if lee admitted his guilt, he could go free but as a convicted convict he said no. >> he'd rather do the time than admit to something he knows he didn't do. didn't do. >> reporter: then yesterday, citing new evidence, the

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st. paul's brahm mar school and archbishop riordan high school, where he was valedictorian.e remembers being picked on for the way spoke. >> it was more of a way you talk proper thing which always was really interesting. that is the type of thing you gets a lot when you speak well, i guess or whatever. and it always was interesting to me because i would always sit there and think in my head it would really be i speak properly but i'll let that slide. i heard all types of noises all the time. you heard gunshots. you didn't know what was going on. it was typical of the neighborhood, though. >> reporter: tyrone remembers one night at the age of 10, when the gunshots sounded different, a little too close. >> my mom looked out the window, she told me to stand back. and there in front of our home laid a man who apparently had been shot. you know, at the time my mother, she was my world. so i made the conscious decision to run right after her. not really thinking. thinking that, you know, i was going to protect her. at this time i was maybe 10 or 11. what was i going to do as a lit

st. paul's chapel is across the street from ground zero. this is how new york city is. there's religious institutions all over the place. one of the things i was very proud of after 9/11 is we didn't do the same thing to the muslims that we did to the japan he's after pearl harbor. now ten years later, has the anger and has the hurtfestered that much? i know there's a lot of my family and friends who are against this. they are very pained and i understand that. but i say that we have to remember what this country was founded on. it was founded on religious freedom. not just for some. not just for all that were here. but for all religious freedom. if there is any problem with illegal activities, i have full confidence in our law enforcement and intelligence agencys to ferret that out wherever it might be in whatever religious institutions. >> brown: we do have to leave it there. i want to thank you all for presenting your views so candidly. and forcefully with us. charles wolf, neda bolourchi, michael medved and nihad awad. thank you very much. >> ifill: in a >> ifill: a

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literally, my word to this, when he talked about selecting me, in a hotel room in minneapolis for st. paul -- i cannot remember now because i was snuffed in through the basement of the hotel so that people would not know he was interviewing me. [laughter] all kidding aside, folks. we talked about it. we did not fall off the turnip wedding yesterday, as my grandfather would say. we knew -- the turn of wagon yesterday, as my grandfather would say. we knew the change would not be incremental and it would not be popular initially. in every one of -- and every one of the democratic colleagues knew it as well. so, folks, we knew we had to act boldly. i would posit that we did with the help of a courageous democratic congress led by harry reid and nancy pelosi, who is one of the most significant leaders i have ever worked with. [cheers and applause] nancy pelosi, you got it. she is something else. [applause] so, folks, we also need a lot of leaders like you standing behind us. we have been through some tough times here. to make those tough choices, leaders had to be prepared to take their experie

on charges of vehicular manslaughter, after a deadly 2006 car crash that killed three people in st. paul, minnesota. the day of the crash, lee was on his way home from church with his family. when his 1996 toyota camry crashed into another car at a red light. police say he was going 70 miles and 90 miles per hour. a young father and son were killed. a niece died too. koua fong lee always said he was trying to brake. first talking to "good morning america" from behind bars. >> i stepped on the brake. and nothing happened. and i yelled to my family, brake. brakes not working. >> reporter: with the flurry of cases of sudden acceleration in toyotas, first brought to light by abc news, the case was reopened. prosecutors offered a plea deal, telling lee he could be freed. but still as a convicted felon. and with more than a decade of he said no. >> he'd rather do the time, than admit to something he knows he didn't do. and he had the courage to say, i'll stay here before i do that. >> reporter: but then, just yesterday, the judge announced there should be a new trial. and soon after, the prose

in 2006, lee said his toyota camry would not stop on a st. paul car, killing two people and paralyzing a third victim. these attorneys wanted the case reopened because of complaints about sudden acceleration problems in toyotas. >> we started this whole journey for one reason. not for a deal but to vindicate his entire story from the day this happened. >> reporter: the prosecutors' decision not to continue the case led to more celebrating. >> the prosecutor just announced that she's not going to press more charges. >> she did? >> she did! >> reporter: as lee was allowed to go home to his wife and children he asked for forgiveness from the victim's family, saying he never intended to cause the fatal accident. michael maher, abc news, new york. >>> bp executives say operation static kill seems to be working. the blown-out well in the gulf of mexico is just about permanently sealed. all that's left now is for that cement to dry. engineers pumped in the cement to shore up the mud that's holding back oil. they say they will continue forcing mud and cem

and then we have the risk of strong storms from st. paul all the way down to kansas city and parts of iowa included in that. you can see the heavy rain now starting to fire up. we're going to be looking anywhere from an inch to two inches of rain throughout much of iowa over the next 24 hours. that's what is going on around the countr >>> we may be cool and cloudy in san francisco looking at the golden gate bridge. about 54 degrees, still among the best weather in the country and finally getting to summer temperatures this weekend. it will be beautiful, 80s to 90s inland. along the coast, 60s, but even reaching the 70s in some areas. >>> and that's your latest weather. meredith? >> al, thank you. >>> according to the latest nbc news/"wall street journal" poll, nearly seven out of ten americans believe the war in afghanistan will not end successfully. the u.s. effort there is now being led by general david petraeus. he sat down with "meet the press" moderator david gregory for his first interview since taking command. david gregory is in kab

meanwhile, there will be big heat today for minneapolis/st. paul to about 94 degrees, chicagoland, 93. detroit, 92. new york city at 94. some will be record high temperatures. that is the weather around the nation. go >> all of america's weather in the next half hour live from gorgeous cocoa beach, florida. robin, george? >> and quickly explain your attire there, sir? >> because, robin, you know, i'm never happier than when i am on a beach or in a wet suit. doesn't have to be the beach. this time we are actually in for a reason, the life savers here, the coast guard -- the coast guards -- the lifeguards are going to take us out in the water with the rip currents and show you how to stay safe because this weekend likely these beaches are going to be crowded. >> thank you. just saying. just saying. thanks, sam. >>> tv's biggest night saw all the glam, a lot of "glee" and one happy "modern family" take the stage at the emmys. chris connelly was in hollywood with a front row seat. you saw it all, chris. good morning. >> i sure did. good morning, robin.

st. paul's cathedral in london in 1621. the world, of ellis told to announce the death of a man or woman. over time, this was the newscaster which alerted the whole community that someone had died. people would come to the church and say, we heard the bell tolling, who died? john donne wrote these words. and i am going to paraphrase them. no man is an island, entire of itself. every man is a piece of the continent, all part of the main. if a cloth be washed away by the sea, europe is the lasess any man's death diminishes me because i am involved in mankind. and therefore, never send to know for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for thee. to paraphrase him, not only are uni, so our states, so our nation's, and for us, which is going from us, some of you somehow have lost a grain of sand, we will say. some of you, a pebble. and some of you like me, of boulder. to the state of alaska, and to our nation, the state and the nation have not lost a grain of sand. they have not lost a pebble. they have not lost of boulder. alaska and th

how that relationship work, i remember sitting on a couch in a room out on a hotel in minneapolis, st. paul. all kidding aside, we talked about it. as my great grandfather said, we did not fall off of the turn of fighting yesterday. the president said that this is about change, we knew this could not be incremental. we knew this would not be popular initially. in everyone of our people knew this too, they stepped up and people began to fill in the scuffle hole that we fell into. folks, we knew that we had to act boldly. i would posit that we did with the help of a courageous democratic congress led by harry reid and nancy pelosi who is one of the most significant leaders i have ever worked with. nancy pelosi, you got it. she is something else. we need the help of a lottery people like you standing behind us because we have been through some tough times. to make those tough choices, the leaders had to be prepared to take their experience, use their experience, and really actually believe. we needed people to believe that we got things done. we would have done a lot of different things but we

i was dumped in indianapolis -- minneapolis-st. paul for the night. all well and good. i went to pick up my ticket and got on to the flight and i was not booked, to my surprise and thanks. eventually i was able to get on the very best things which may have been a pilot's seat that would cause a delay somewhere else. the way that the system worked was that telephone call. the computers did not work at all. which it had been obvious this the project since i did not have a seat. the only way they did it was by telephoning someone that they've found in, i guess, atlanta. so much of the efficiency issues of mergers. but that is a personal problem. if my real concern is one of safety all the way around. i was astounded by the information given by the ceo's of out who was going to make sure that the maintenance in china, singapore and the philippines, was of quality. as though they had no responsibility themselves, that it was an faa responsibility. no, that is not the case. similarly with regard to the quality of the pilots and other personality on regional airlines that cont

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humidity, it's going to feel like anywhere from 111 to 105dy degrees as far north as minneapolis-st. paul>>> good morning. i'm ria taormina in for rob. you can barely see the transamerica building, a live shot at downtown san francisco. and those clouds will be sticking around, but they will be burning off as the day goes on. today's high, getting almost to 80. not quite there. we will be getting to the 80s over the weekend and more summer like temperatures and the coas,s as always, a bit cooler. in the 60s. that's your latest weather. >> all right, al, thank you. now the husband of the american woman arrested for the brutal murders of her three children is opening up about the painful loss of his family. nbc's martin fletcher is in london with the latest on this story. martin, good morning. >> ann, good morning. eight days after the children were found dead, he spoke for the first time in public trying to come to terms with an unimaginable loss. >> shocked, paralyzed with grief, not quite sure what to do next. certainly the tragedy around their deaths just makes it much more painful. >>

st. paul, minnesota, our pick city. kare-11. partly cloudy. 81 degrees.vot a cold front from new england all the way back into the mid-plains. heavy thunderstorms along that. we've got a risk of strong storms from new england all the way into the central southeastern atlantic states. also out in the rockies. beautiful weather, partly sunny skies in the pacific northwest. the heat continues throughout the south. dangerously hot conditions. heat advisories throughout 20 states today. and we've got sunshine around the western great lakes. where are you guys from? >> louisiana. >> louisiana. all right. lake charles, louisiana. >>> here's a hook look at san francisco, looks like a spray bottle there. 50s all around. lunchtime, we'll start to see clearing inland. we're not going to warm up a whole lot. things will be quite mild by august standards, mostly 70s inland. 50s and 60s along the peninsula and coast. same story tomorrow and the weekend also running quite cool. and we have a freshly minted teenage per who is 13? well happy birthday. now let's go back ov

literally, my word to this, when he talked about selecting me, in a hotel room in minneapolis for st. paul -- i cannot remember now because i was snuffed in through the basement of the hotel so that people would not know he was interviewing me. [laughter] all kidding aside, folks. we talked about it. we did not fall off the turnip wedding yesterday, as my grandfather would say. we knew -- the turn of wagon yesterday, as my grandfather would say. we knew the change would not be incremental and it would not be popular initially. in every one of -- and every one of the democratic colleagues knew it as well. so, folks, we knew we had to act boldly. i would posit that we did with the help of a courageous democratic congress led by harry reid and nancy pelosi, who is one of the most significant leaders i have ever worked with. [cheers and applause] nancy pelosi, you got it. she is something else. [applause] so, folks, we also need a lot of leaders like you standing behind us. we have been through some tough times here. to make those tough choices, leaders had to be prepared to take their experie

at our bars, and we asked them for their comments come in 1 st bartender said, "it looks like the city is trying to rob peter to pay for paul pierce " and that is their take on it. -- to pay for paul." and that is their take on it. hundreds of thousands of dollars in tax. this has not been touched upon, the affect the public taxation will have on us. your fee is going to pushing up an extra dollar. this will be passed directly on to us. we will be paying tax on top of that extra dollar. it is not fair, and we want you guys to balance your budgets and us to balance our budgets. and with the taxes, we need to distribute them appropriately. thank you. chair avalos: next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is -- and i am the father of three children residing in san francisco. i come from a family that has four generations of out of business. i watched my father drink for years. but little or no attention to the needs of a child. providing for me and my family and myself. institutions and funerals. today, i in recovery. -- i am in recovery. but there is funding for treatment facilities and medical services s

st petersburg since he calls her fancy office she gave a concert there. and shaman spirits how descendants of ancient magic traditions are basically. mysticism. if. a proposed paul amends for. immigrants in finland has stimulated debate on how best to deal with the influx of income and from abroad while large scale immigration may be new to the country. trying to resolve potential problems before they turn into something larger. sent us this report. all the right moves has become a success. to go. to college where he continued his education. here. came direct. very busy saw didn't have a lot of stress i get a lot of sports dancing stuff and i tried my written off life this speaking six languages it's not been difficult for most in to integrate now he has a two year old daughter and a home in helsinki or but not every immigrant in finland is as successful. as a local newspaper and claims newcomers are often denied jobs simply because they don't have a finnish name born abroad to a finnish mother she joined up with other immigrants to propose a parliament to fight for the rights of newcomers. finishes cited systematically not ready to understand that it's changing

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once upon a time cargo paul was one of the wealthiest towns in russia thanks to bustling trade by the onyango river but it began to fade into obscurity when scituate was moved to st petersburg and later on when the railroads were built bypassing the town life here is simple quiet and for the most part that much of wings and nothing has changed some have automatic machines but they still come to wash the things in the river after they wash them in the machine the room next to linen feel fresher. today there's no real industry and goggles so people have to make do with what they do best making clay toys. this is our main work in means of support this figurines are my life now i can picture my life without them it's thanks to bloody mirrors parents that the ones dying craft was restored in the one nine hundred sixty s. they call it peasant art potters used to make clay dishes and the most left over clay to make toys for children tourists flock to their home especially for these had made pieces of ancient local culture and to get very hands dirty as well. but cargo pulls got more to show for itself than just clay figurines. a small black as i could remember of five g