but you have to see the damage from tornadoes, they are still tornadoes and they still provide a lot of damage. we have a lot going on and this is still an active investigation by the weather service. >> this is something we're seeing a lot around here, this is insulation. we realize it's fiberglass and we have to be careful. what did you find out about the fact when we see insulation around. >> usually when there's insulation it was a tornado. because that circulating wind it can act to pop the motion and that's when you get the insulation coming out. when you have the damage and there is inhalation involved, quite often that means there was a tornado. >> interesting. >> and there's a lot of this around. >> a lot of this around and a lot of storm damage. a lot of the storm damage that we've seen was really confined to what we call quick intense hits. alex demetrick has been in and around baltimore in carroll county with an estimation of how storms hit that area. >> it didn't take long for the storms to turn violent. >> it was just intensely windy. >> reporter: ever since it's been i

the intersection still has activity going on as the fire crew is still there.ut the victim, the person with the major injuries have been taken away from the scene and the wires reported down pg & e has been waived off. they are not their wires. meanwhile, looking at highway 87, northbound side showing slowdown, i've seen these sensors slow down into the 40s range over the last few minutes and hold steady there. i'll monitor this and let you know if it is an early slowdown for the rest of the south bay. but so far, looking like a blip. and we'll see if things adjust. moving out to the area where i know they're going to hold steady for the slowdown is highway 4 for antioch, g street over towards somersville clear into bay point and concord. now 880 still slow as it's approaching the off street off ramp. we still have that sig alert because the truck took out the sand barrels. we have an update as far as the progress goes. scheduled to open a few minutes ago. we'll continue to monitor that. all other off ramps are open. the volume of traffic at the toll plaza. not

>> still cannot get in. it is still there. >> no one was hurt when the trees came down. firefighters rescued three teenage boys who were nearly swept away by a flash flood in mount rainier. the teams were playing near the water under the 38th street bridge when there were swept into the current. the teens held onto a bridge support. firefighters lower themselves and pulled the three from the water. >> there is no reason that these three young men should have been anywhere near this water. it is a large body of water to begin with the moves pretty quickly to. >> they may have been in the water for one hour. they were taken to the hospital for hypothermia and they are expected to be ok. back to the problems in montgomery county, where several neighborhoods are cleaning up after intense winds knocked down numerous streams. the latest on the cleanup efforts. >> residents say they do not even know what came through here. it left behind a complete and total mess. now they have got to come together and clean it up. >> i could not believe it. >> it only lasted 35 seconds in the

. >> it's still coming up. all we can do is wait and see if it's going to drop down or not. >> it's getting black, darker and darker, finally come through between 27 and orterville that storm come through here. >> the storm, i don't know, i was sitting in the closet. my daughter, she was on the school bus. she said, mom, i think you better get somewhere. so i went and got in my closet. >> and that was scott broom reporting. >> live from mount airy, maryland, where the storms have hit hard and quickly and left behind a lot of water in the wake, and that seems to be right now in that part of the world anyway the most damaging thing. so much water, so quickly. flash flooding, as attorney likes to talk about. >> we saw so many shots earlier from damascus where people were literally trying to drive through streets that were flooded, and topper and i kept saying, please don't go through there, and a couple of folks did eventually turn around. >> back to topper with the latest on the track. >> back to live doppler 900

it is still a mice drive and it will not stay that night for long.land same thing goes and in winter this looks like noon and it is only 6:49 amount m. we have a couple of minor problems on highway 4 and for the most part, you are not having any major problems in marin right now. >>> fog has come back in parts of the coast, not all the coast but it is mainly on the santa cruz and probably going through the golden gate. we may have some sun and it's going to be a westerly breeze and we will have some sun. it is just one of those really tough forecasts and cooling trend with start late tonight. it is a big home of humidity and you can tell it is tell going to be hotment we are in the upper 50s and yesterday we had lower 60s and there is a little bit stronger component and there is nothing strong yet but it is a sign of things to come. they will continue to bulging move that high pressure system and move it open for some. marin sonoma is mostly fog free out there and water temperatures are very cold. 60s and 70s and 80s to 90s tomorrow and there will be

is still making money. it's still profitable. still has 13,000 employees working for it.of the value it was at the height in 2000. >> facebook, yahoo! 2.0, darren? >> i got to say, there's a lot of smart people. there's a lot of intellectual capital there. like google they've fostered an environment of coming up with new things. i have a hard time believing that if the ad market for facebook isn't robust enough, that they're going to go bust. that doesn't make sense to me. >> i don't buy it either. i actually think facebook is still run by the innovators who created it. unlike yahoo! it also has a lot of ways -- new ways just earlier last week, they came up with new ways of making money by selling your ability to keep likes on people's pages for longer. they're still innovating ways to make money. it's not necessarily going to be the banner ads that we're used to. >> do you worry that maybe zuckerberg doesn't know how to run this company? he knows how to mine a good idea. >> there's a difference between being a ceo and a founder. we know that. >> that's right. perhaps he'

the gunman still on the loose. >> reporter: still on the loose.just got the information for the suspect. it's still a very active scene out here. 9:30 tonight the calls went out for shots fired here at the southern avenue metro station. when police got here, they found a man shot in the face lying dead on the sidewalk. you can see this is the scene that remains right now. we're being told that was a black man about 40 years old. the suspect then took off running through the metro station. right now we do not understand -- we do not know where he may have gone. police right now we understand are looking for him using canines, using a helicopter and police on the ground. let's go ahead and get the suspect information out there for you. we're being told the suspect is a black male in his 20s. he's about 5 feet, 8 inches tall, 220 pounds. he has a full beard. they're saying he has a full beard. he was wearing a black hoodie. the hunt is on. they're looking for him right now. and as you can see, still a very active scene out here. guys, back to you. >>

>> i do. >> and he still loves you? you have to ask him that, but i think he does. >> earlier this month edwards was found guilty of accepting illegal campaign contributions. you you can watch hunter's entire interview coming up after our husband cast at 7:00 this morning. >>> jeopardy host alex trebek will be able to take a walk this morning when he wakes up in los angeles. a spokesperson for sony which produces his show jeopardy says trebek is recovering well from a mild heart attack last week. he's in good spirits and now in a regular room at cedar sinai. he's expected back at work when producing for the new season begins in july. >>> the oldest grandson of william randolph hearst has died. george ran doll hearst, jr. was board chairman of the -- corporation he died of complications from a stroke yesterday. he was chairman of a privately held media conglomerate dating back 125 years, when his grandfather took over the san francisco examiner. he succeeded his uncle as chairman in 1966, leading the company for more tha

as you can see this scene here is still very active. we will be here gathering more information for you bring it to you later tonight. live in castro valley. >> it's election night and you have less than go hours to cast your ballot. a lot aren't even showing up. lloyd is in san jose where the early votes being processed and some are still dropping off their ballots. >> reporter: there was a time when people walked into a voting booth on election day. now as you can see they have this set up where people can drive up with their ballots, this is a office in san jose and in the largest county in northern california most voters vote by mail. >> take my time. i don't feel pressured and if i make a mistake i have a chance to fix it. >> people should show up to a booth, show identification that they are who they are supposed to be. >> reporter: malin ballots are already being processed. . for this election 72% of the voters requested mail in ballots. one of the highest levels in the state. some 129,000 balances were returned before today. thi

but it still faces severe conditions. that's because greece needs to rebuild its budget and implement structural reforms while its economy shrinks. >> shin kai wa is also said the central bank is keeping a close watch on developments in spain. he said a high level of uncertainty remains over efforts to tackle fiscal and economic reforms in europe. >>> free trade talks are moving right along at the g-20 summit. canada is following mexico in saying it will enter the agreement. the canadian government announced on tuesday that they have the backing of all nine countries and the u.s.-led t.e.p. negotiations. stephen harper said the agreement will enhance trade in the asian pacific region and will are provide more economic tuesday nights for canadian business. mexico also said monday it will join the talks. u.s. president barack obama welcomed its participation. the decision by mexico and canada to join the tpp noesh gagss is putting pressure on japan. edano expressed his decision as soon as possible. edano made the comment at

it's still too close to call to the 60 votes ahead right now and they're about a thousand but still leftecounted. every turn is in the world right now saying yea. >>> were they sent in to bring them to the general fund? it's supposed to bring in seven plan 5 million to help with a 20 million plus budget deficit. which brings us onto neck subjects the general fund. a lot of school bond measures and one in santa clara county which is obviously having pension reform school bonds to take where that money is targeted they're more apt to vote for it. raising taxes on sfo it's going to the general fund and people are really rather to right now no one wants to give money to politicians though it comes to school bonds to again make sure that strike that someone they're showing a tendency to be in favor of it all though, to costa counties will bog down for an allied air but today center leon passing anything prop. 29? that was term-limits for legislatures sell in terms of this over seeing is a real displeasure with garlic officials having said that at the same time we can spend time in one particu

but that still is lower than the national rate, which is above 8%. >>> big crowds are still enjoying the sights and sounds of sailabration event. maryland celebrates the bicentennial of the war of 1812. wjz's complete coverage continues. jessica kartalija has more on the festivities on the water. and also the boardwalk there. >> absolutely. good evening, vic. we had a great day here at sailabration. the weather is gorgeous. the blue angels practicing again today. but i have to tell you, we were walking around. and in addition to seeing all of the beautiful ships and talking to the people, we got a very important history lesson. ♪ [ music ] >> the sights and sounds of sailabration. >> an unprecedented week-long event. commemorating the war of 1812 and so much more. >> i'm really proud to see the star-spangled banner flying. >> of course, all of the people are here to see the tall ships. but that's not all. in addition to all of the pomp and circumstance, there is an important history lesson to be learned. >> in the song, the ramparts. i've heard it for years. i never knew what rampart

still means of power whether the military economic complex that. they owned it the armed forces own vetoing anything it has to do in high politics or national security issues and they also want immunity from any kind of prosecution for the military generals so they have a very specific demand for from any president i think those demands will be will be subject of negotiations with whoever president bush if you hold morsi but still the situation here is very vague. we are probably looking at a multiple crises one with the parliament and one with the constitution and one for for the year for the upcoming president. on thursday the u.k. supreme court dismissed the latest appeal to reopen the case against his extradition to sweden the judges voted unanimously dismissing the bit as being without merit they wiki leak or faces deputation to sweden where he is wanted on sexual assault charges who has been under house arrest and for some five hundred days so as the case is politically motivated and that his final destination will be washington however it no

that's about it that's the basics negative points which we still have to mend to clear up. those speaking about corruption by the way and turning back to the g twenty summit. asking. for more money as a tool what would reduce nickel third world countries. is not very effective because corruption in the third world i'm sure is. much bigger than it is in russia and. i lived in africa so i know what i'm talking about sarah no i would like to go back just a little bit about the oil dependency i mean as of today russia is still largely dependent on oil revenues you know some say that did to the lack of the global growth they experienced a drastic falling oil prices what happens to russia's budget if let's say oh prices fall down one hundred dollars mark do you have a plan b. . what do. tell me about it. it's sort of simple. first of all we already have some experience after the previous crisis two thousand and eight two thousand and nine. secondly in the reserve currency reserves third biggest in the world there five hundred twelve billion dollars. then we have a national reserv

still some storms to watch. another couple hours to get through with some rough weather headed our way. >> one quick question -- you talked about the storm breaking apart. what causes a storm to lose energy? the weather pattern itself? >> it is sort of the life cycle of a thunderstorm cell. they are built to build up, do their damage and then fall apart. it is rare to have one last for more than 45 minutes to an hour, so they almost made themselves out, the rain coming down from the highest levels of the storms is very cold, it comes down cool in the atmosphere come stabilizes things, and as the cell moves along, it counters another batch of warm air and the whole thing starts over again. that a touch of good trends for jays -- transportation news. i was reading on my and 20 feet -- twitter feed that the trains are running on time. that would be good news indeed. we are checking to find out what is going on. >> they also use a lot of real ones, associated with that threat from some of it that is a good sign for

the cause is still under investigation. wow. >>> coming up on 9news now at 7:00, three luxury vehicles, one parking spot. and two very angry car owners. we're going to tell you exactly what happened here. that's coming up tonight at 7:00. >>> still ahead in this half- hour, g.m. issues a recall for almost half a million cars over worries of engine fires. we'll tell you which model you need to know about. >> a couple out fishing gets washed over a water fall and live to tell about t. well very their -- about it. we'll have their story. >>> caught on tape, the dramatic rescue of a couple swept over a water fall in vermont. the 20-year-old husband and 20- year-old wife were fishing when she lost her footing. rescue crews finally got them out. the couple amazingly suffered only minor injuries. >>> a consumer alert for you tonight. general motors recalling more than 400,000 chevy cruise compact cars for possible engine fires. this involves all of the cruises built in the u.s. between september 2010 and may of this year. g.m. say

you can see the back-up still stretches for miles. earlier we had a "sig alert" motorcycle injury crash on the bay bridge that blocked several lanes for sometime. in to that, we had a separate injury accident and -- accident and several stalls near the bay bridge toll. right now the back-up is improving. i'll show you the map of the westbound 80 still slow out of richmond towards berkeley, westbound 24 picking up out of the caldecott tunnel, traffic starting to move at 41 miles an hour, northbound 880 still heavy but getting better. keep in mind, we have the conference, u.s. open, giants game, traffic is building up to this we could see very heavy traffic this evening if you want to head to the richmond san rafael bridge that is good to the golden gate bridge, san mateo bridge has been a popular aurlt it in it is still slow southbound 880 heading to highway 92 has improved and the drive times are improving 46 minutes to the maze as well as 32 minutes there looking better i wanted to remind folks bart trains running between san francis

low pressure is still along the west coast.l keep the temperature's down today but after today we will start to warm up. 62 in pacifica. east bay running into the mid '70s. 73 in fairfield and 71 in vallejo. 72 degrees in santa rosa. in return to more normal temperatures around the bay area but more clouds on the way and it looks like we will cool down by the weekend. >> we have three cameras to start you off with. west around 580 is busy through the pleasanton area. we have had a stall approaching treasure island and a fender bender. even a minor incident like that can really back things up so that is why you see so many cars this morning. what's it erode it. allen brooks is behind the wheel. so far so good. it was a little bit slow as to approach gregory lane but it is moving fine just now. so far, the drive time has just turned to yellow so it is a little bit sluggish now in the westbound lanes leading milpitas. other drive times, west down 580 is the heavy traffic spot. it is nearly a half-hour now. we also have brake light

westbound 580 through the altamont pass still slow at around 29 miles an hour.ll check the bay bridge again, toll plaza still end of the parking lot, that's about it. westbound 80 a little crowded near gilman and university, still flowing well to the maze. >>> 6:40. >>> trading underway on wall street. we'll have a live report from the new york stock exchange straight ahead. the dow is down triple digits, 105. >>> governor brown beats midnight deadline and signs new state budget. a lot hinges on was in november. >>> looking into outer space. an stross -- how astronomers plan to map the un >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> welcome back. 6:44 on this thursday a lot of sunshine an hour later than we had it yesterday 80s inland 70s around the bay 60s in the coast into san francisco good news live doppler 7 hd over the last three hours showing dry conditions across california. let's look at high temperatures low 90s around sacramento, chico, 93 yosemite, 97 fresno. palm springs 110. l.a. 82. 71 san diego. sierra sunshine, high clouds, 74

he is still receiving a state pension. and under pennsylvania law, a pension can only be forfeited l bribery. sandusky will continue receiving $59,000 a year for life. a jury convicted him of molesting 10 boys over a 15- year period. >> i don't like it. i mean i don't like my dollars going to a child molester. that is the bottom line. >> he is still getting rewarded for his actions over many, many years. >> i think it is terrible that he gets our tax money and i think something needs to be done about it. >> sandusky began receiving the pension in december of 1999 after coaching his final penn state game. >>> burglars caught on camera breaking into a montgomery county restaurant but they didn't get away with the cash. they stole used cooking oil. more on the lucrative heist. >> we've got some relatively cool temperatures overnight. upper 60s and low 70s. but hang in this. we'll get awfully hot around here the next couple of days. i'll have the details on your forecast. julie wright will be in coming up after the break. 

live from our new city here in moscow top stories still to come but still ahead is there a way to secure your online privacy in the sand quizzes members of a cyber movement who debate whether there's such a thing as private data. also still to come this hour the same job but different pay we explore the ongoing gulf in salary in the u.s. depending on whether you're a man or a woman. but first france a socialist president has been boosted after left wing party secured a majority in the first round of the parliamentary election the forty six percent women could see on and secure the lower house and receive a powerful mandate for his reform plans. is in paris. the results of the first round certainly is a very good moral boost for the socialist party in trying to get a majority of the lower house of parliament however nothing is a certain definitely there's no time for complacency or they can just sit around and expect the same results in the second round there are still the un people already the conservatives still trying to rally whatever support they can get most of dissipated a policy t

that's where we -- but one is still missing. that's where we are at this point and three hours later they're having problems getting inside. >> three times during the course of this the building has shifted in one form or another whether it was steel shift negotiate wall, walls moving and -- shifting in the wall, walls moving and buckling. that's occurred three times. each time that's occurred we've ceased the operation and regrouped. >> reporter: they're still working again at this hour. the chief says the problem is again they're having trouble getting inside and clearing away the debris. they have to make sure they do that so at some point they can get the canine unit back into the building to do the search. at first they thought it would be a couple hours, but clearly because there is so much stuff inside this may take a couple days just to get inside the building. >> wisdom martin, thank you for the update. >>> a man collapses and dies of being convicted in court. now police think the whole thing may have been planned. >> a

that pacific is still busy. san jose -- that traffic is still busy.till slow on northbound 101 as you approach 880. >>> there fortunate there was a lot of og out there it today we'll carry that into friday or saturday still countryge -- still sunday and into monday. >>> an that's our report for this yoo. we'll see you the next time the news breaks -- we will see you the next time news breaks. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] go from being on the road to being on vacation. hilton honors. the guest loyalty program with over thirty-eight hundred hotels worldwide. ♪ ♪ ♪

for the most part, buildings that were built after 2008, like this school, are still intact.ut that is just a small number of buildings. a small plot of the total. >> as well as the historic buildings, the warehouses and factory buildings in the industrial zone are also at risk. this is a center for the textile industry and mechanical engineering. buildings in the neighboring town just a 20-minute drive away suffered extensive damage. this truck was nearly buried under a collapsing wall. that is an ex -- that's of expense of all solid vinegar had been left to spoil -- vats of expensive balsamic vinegar. >> this is the growth engine for italy, especially now with the economic crisis, italy needs of our economic strength all the more, but to regain our strength, we need our government to give us the support we need. >> but italy's track record in recovering quickly from earthquakes is less than good. so the people are worried that they will be living in tons for some time to come -- in tents. >> the election campaign is over, but france is still in the middle of a campaign. tha

still in the 70s to near 80 degrees. still close to 90 around sunnyvale. 87 in san jose. and inland you're still seeing the numbers well up into the low 90s. and it is breezy and dry and breezy. unfortunately for many spots around the north and east bay hills. the reason why heading into at least tomorrow morning we'll see the red flag warning up for the dry and gusty conditions. the temperatures tonight are pretty mild. you may notice especially in the inland valleys, it will be before 10:00 before things finally cool off. some steady cooling towards the middle part of the week before temperatures rebound once again. so the areas you see here in red, north bay, east bayhill tops, we've got the red flag warning up through 8:00 tomorrow morning. but the conditions staying dry into the afternoon, you may see that extended later in the day. check in with christina loren to see if the red flag warnings have been dropped for your afternoon. the pattern we have in place is sinking warming air aloft. the general rule is we see this air warm up 10 degrees celsius for every kilome

still 81 at andrews, 84 in hagerstown. factor in the humidity, feels like it's 91 downtown, feels like it's 84 at andrews. we'll come back and talk about the potential for setting record highs tomorrow and the potential for thunderstorms on friday. >>> still ahead on 9news, find out why the president made his first claim of executive privilege today. >>> plus, new information on karen tolls that local county council woman caught speeding more than 100 miles per hour. we'll ha >>> if you're thinking of betting on the presence of a casino at national harbor or table gyms at five maryland casinos already in the works you may want to think again. today the working group that's been considering whether or not gambling should be expanded in the state failed to reach any sort of consensus on what to do. so as a result, the discussions will not be brought up in a special session and will instead wait for the general assembly to reconvene next year. >>> incriminating evidence from a police dashboard cam right there in front of us i

temperaturewise we're still up there. we're going below this average with another cold front coming our way. that's not for another day or so. a little cooler at 73 in okayland. some deep colors than we've had recently. there's another round of heat. that's going to stay to our west, at least for now. we've got that cooler air coming our way. not only today, but here's the next front that's going to come. chance for showers and thunderstorms. behind that is when we're going to notice a difference in the air mass. one more thing, down here this is what is now debby. we've been tracking it for a couple of day. t drifting off to the north. there are a lot of questions on what's going to happen. here's or forecast. one front leaving us. high pressure in control for today and most of tomorrow. monday that next cold front comes through. that's going to bring the chance of showers and thunderstorms. then the cooler air behind it. the other thing that front is going to do is play into debby's forecast. if it gets far enough to th

some roads are stilling blocked. meteorologists say a microburst is responsible for the damage here in cheverly, a storm that packed dangerously high winds, hail and lightning. >> it was so sudden and so kind of scary. i mean it looked like the apocalypse here on friday night. a lot of work has been done, neighbors have been out, the town has been out, pepco has been out, everybody is really working hard and pulling together but there's still a lot of work to be done. >> reporter: pepco officials say they have about 700 workers working on this problem trying to get the electricity restored but there's still a lot of work to be done. they were hoping to get the majority of those people back on by sometime tonight but some of this work will stretch into tomorrow. so far people are being quite understanding, there was a major storm that came through here but, again, hoping to get their power on as soon as possible. reporting live from cheverly, darcy spencer, news 4. >> a beautiful day today outside but some places to o

you can still go to millbrae and attached are of to the call the station where they will still be runnings is. if you take the north bay of routes, evil and that at the golden gate bridge. traffic is already for half a little heavier here in the southbound direction of a still in left a letter of some of the favorites. fee if you do not feel like driving, here are some of your other options this morning. there is ferry service available from vallejo and alameda. hah and there are two boards stations served by ec transit. 19th street in macarthur states since the ads we are still hopeful that the bart may be able to find some additional buses to supplement their service serious >>james: we saw an official sweet from far as they said train services field the likely restored by the afternoon and were -- by the afternoon commute. you spoke with the spokesperson who would not commit to any type of time frame. he is still not committing. right now they do not know the extent of damage. they do not have full access as far as ground level is concerned. the rails that the trains said on our fine.

inland still warm to hot coming down 2 to 4 degrees still pressure is likely to give up some of that inland heat. there is a westerly breeze or west northwest yet the fog is trying to get there or at least not all. and i think in time it will fill in so inland it will not matter so inland, a good 35- degree and there will be more fog so the system moves to the north. highs over by the beaches, 60s and 70s and i just can't split the difference, cooler for some hot for arizona. clear like ukiah 86, danville san ramon 86, santa clara fremont at 84 and 83 and 85 redwood city, dahly city, 67 and wife some of that sea breeze and fog. friday looks like we start to see high pressure building back in and for the weekend sunshine and warmer weather returns. >> thank you, steve, it has been choppy, half up and a half down at this hour. we finish with investors looking ahead to greece. tie jaun closed down three quarters of a percent. indicating a mixed opening and lower opening for the s&p 500 and the dow jones industrial average futures are indicated yesterday, when a dozen of 20004. it cost t

>> still high compared to what you have out of spain. nevertheless we are not in dire straits as perhaps greece. so i think probably portugal is a monday issue for now. yes, they have some problems as you highlighted being but not in the limelight. i think eyes are trained on what's happening in spain and to some accident degrees, as well. >> i'm looking at some of the yen levels. do you think we'll see intervention coming through from the japanese? >> i think so. the japanese economy can't get hit any further with the extended strong yen. and more importantly, there's credibility at stake. i think at this point we're at those levels. >> all right. peter, thanks. china central bank chief says his country will kick in more money, but there are calf caveats. >> the the china business news reports that the central bank governor is saying the country won't be absent from contributing to the international monetary fund emergency cash pool. but he emphasized it isn't necessary to commit to an exact amount now. and he also called for quota refo

why rescuers are still -- canada. why rescuers are still having trouble getting inside. >> battle of the belt ways, won by baltimore. where do nats stand now. dave ross joins us in just a few minutes. >>> as we head to break a live lookout side a little hazy out there, we could see a thunder storm or two later on today. we will get the latest weather and traffic from tucker and julie up next, stay with us, 7:11 a.m. that fridge in your kitchen may have crossed this bridge. your new car probably rode these rails. that shipment you just received was tracked by satellite. we build and maintain. we invest and innovate. so we can deliver what america needs. this year alone, freight rail companies plan to spend twenty-three billion of their own money, not taxpayer dollars, to build bridges, maintain track, and develop new technologies to keep freight rail and our economy moving. there's a lot riding on these rails. >>> making headlines a jazz concert in denver colorado turns deadly. police say an officer was shot and killed

one more trial was still to come.ld determine how much money, if any, he received for his injuries. king's civil suit against the city of los angeles was his third trial in three years. >> i fit this profile of the conservative african-american. >> cynthia kelley, the only african-american during the civil suit says the jury deliberations were contentious. >> half of them had no sympathy whatsoever. they did not care at all. they just didn't care. he broke the law, he deserved what he got. >> what do you think of that? >> i told them they were crazy. no one deserves to get beat like that. >> the jury eventually sided with kelle yes, and awarded rodney king, $3.8 million. >> so many people have been through what i've went through and i just have to be first in line for it to get recognized and people say, we're not taking this [ bleep ] no more. we're through. >> up next, rodney king's battle to put the beating behind him. >> are you able to forgive those cops? . clear, huh? my nutritional standards are high. i'm not j

we have arson investigator sutter still on the scene. we are still following the story. and it may have been at road rage that have led to this east bay father being killed. kate has more details. >>> officers are asking the public for help in this tragic information player it was that some of the market. u.s. making a stop to his mother's to pick up his keys. >>> he did not deserve this at all. please, just come forward. that's all we have. >>> his family is now pleading for the public to step up being given any information this is what the police know so far. the suspect was driving a dark colored audi with tinted windows. what investigators say kid opened fired after working a double shift prepared >>> >>> city of oakland still faces a possibility of the government taking control of its police department. a federal judge says there could be sanctions if misconduct is it found in police officer involved shootings. >>> police say the man got away on east 14th street yesterday. he was arrested on drug charges. police say the suspect was handcuffed when he meter run for i

the clean-up is still underway and the damage assessment is still on, too. all right. anny hong joins us live with the story and it's looking not so good out there. >> reporter: yeah. actually the residents are saying it does look better compared to a couple days ago when there were just trees and branches everywhere. now the real work will be around these buildings and you can see the roof is torn off when that micro burst came through friday and now the crews are working on securing these buildings that have been deemed condemned. it will take months to repair. prince george's county officials want residents to contact them with any sort of structural damage to see if the area could qualify for federal assistance. one of the hardest hit areas from friday's fast moving severe thunderstorms in bladensburg is this residential neighborhood on newton street between 52nd and 57th avenues. several apartment buildings were damaged, some roofs ripped off forcing officials to condemn those buildings. >> maybe 70% better here than it is friday. >> reporter: the clean-up continu

still 94 tomorrow.s and storms, bring an end to this hot spell, and on the five-day forecast, it's 88 for saturday, 89 for sunday. more showers and storms possible on monday at 86. we can actually use the rain, but then big time relief on tuesday, as we dip below average by some six degrees. >> wow. >> that is the difference between this summer and last summer. you have to hang in there but three days is better than the 6 to 10 day stretch we were getting. how about july last year, 25 days at or above 90. >> i remember that sweltering. >> and a lot of them above 95. >> we can be in worse shape. >> thank you, sue. >>> frightening ride for a planeful of passengers. the new york bound plane from las vegas experienced a mechanical failure that sent the jet careening through the area sparking panic and making passengers sick. >> it was sunday afternoon, the flight was headed from las vegas to new york. >> yeah. >> some people have said they noticed problems right away. >> yeah. it was pretty immediate. we he

we are still on the air. "nightly news" will follow us at 7:30 tonight at which time we expect the tornado warning will hopefully have been dropped. stay tuned because whatever happens, doug and veronica are going to be right on top of it and we'll be right here. >> stay tuned for "nightly news" right after this at 7:30. and now we are going to talk about the flash flooding. >> reporter: that's right. we're here at kenniworth avenue and if you thought you could come off of 295 and go through the flooded water, that's not the case a semijust plowed through, ripping off the yellow tape that is stopping people from going into the flooded water. some folks thought it was okay. i tell you, there are some good guys over there. they saw it was a potential hazard a danger. what did they do? they took that yellow tape and extended it across the roadway to make sure these cars don't go into that flooded water. you know, we cover these storms all the time. we hear about firefighters and police saying, now, stay away fro

the details of the plan are still being hammered out. but the mayor anticipates hotels will raise the money with matching funds. and david naidelman says a larger mosconi would boost the economy. >> it's important to the success of san francisco, moving forward. >> and this mayor would not say how much would it cost but says other cities are doing it, or planning to do so, we should, too. >> and thank you so much. he created stories about people who were attracted to san francisco. now, tales of the city author is leaving town. he received a cable car award from san francisco travel today for contributions to the city. and tomorrow will be traveling east before settling in santa fe, new mexico. this began as a series of stories and a musical performed at act. >> the school year may be over but officials are looking for ways to prevent brain drain. today they hosted hundreds of young ones. there are rams that doesn't have to be just with a book. >> learning a new force or a still engages the brain. and. >> a recent study finds kids forget

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we're still dealing with very high dew points. dew points over 65 are very tropical, a lot of moisture. that's the fuel the storms work with. so again today with that same dynamic in place and all those same ingredients in place, we're looking again at a slight to moderate risk for severe thunderstorms. slight risk for the entire area in green there. that's the coverage area in the green. the red area is a moderate risk. that portion of our viewing area could better see severe storms through and the afternoon. chance of hail and damaging winds. we also have excessive heat warnings in place. all that purple area including baltimore city dealing with the heat. heat advisory in effect for all of the orange area which is most of the rest of the viewing area. then on top of everything that yell ole area out toward allegheny county will probably expand throughout the region. that is the risk for severe thunderstorms through the afternoon. so 100 degrees ore high today, severe thunderstorms late this afternoon with a heat index around 11

still around and still there's a potential -- there's still a possibility that it could create severe weather. southern and south western baltimore county and a little bit of south eastern baltimore county until 6:30. there it is. laurel to glen burney western areas. let's look inside it once again. that's the only way you can tell there's rotation to the north. see that little chart to the top of there, look through there. not really seeing a whole lot of rotation. i mean, if we were seeing reds and green in direct oppositions that's when we're seeing rotation. this cell still could produce something, a funnel cloud or something akin to that that's why they've issued a tornado warning. i'm not seeing looking at it with doppler radar inside i'm not seeing rotation. although it does seem to be something going on around here. around 32 and 95. that's heading right toward the city. we're going to see at round of storms. that is a lot of rain and the flood warnings currently in effect for the baltimore region. many areas fredrick area, carol county another extended thunderstorms warning i

still not too humid and a little bit of a breeze. we're talking a big time heat wave returning when i see you in five minutes with the seven- day forecast. monika is in to talk about time saver traffic. >>> on the northbound side of i- 95 in springfield, volumes are light but you cannot access the outer loop of the beltway with overnight construction. you'll either continue north to 395 or exit at route 644 to get back over to alexandria. coming up in my next report, another look at area roads at 4:47. back to you. >> thank you, monika. >>> the time right now is 4:39. i am watching your money. please, sir, can we have some more? it was an up day on wall street despite news that consumer confidence is at a five-month low. investors were encouraged by news that home prices rose in most major cities in april. checking the numbers the dow starts today at 12,534. it climbed 32 points. the nasdaq was up by just about 18 points and the s&p 500 was better by 6. >>> gas prices haven't been this low in five months. aaa says the national averag

they're all still $60 games.s a tough pill to swallow. >> reporter: e3 does excite hard-core fans. >> i'm excited to player the zombie games. it's awesome. >> hoping to finalize some crazy fun game i haven't heard. >> reporter: many say next year will be the year to watch. in new york, cbs news. >>> good morning. we begin 9 news now at 6:00 a.m. with this live look at the world war ii memorial on the national mall. it was 6 # years ago today -- 68 years ago today americans stormed the beach at normandy. >> isn't that beautiful? glad you're with us. i'm mike hydeck. she has traffic momentarily. >> howard bernstein is here. he has our weather first. a beautiful morning and nice

it also shows the fact that romney is still, still has not really won over his base. he still has to watch that right flank. he can't really move to the center in the way that we all expected him to. he still has to appease the base. last week he was asked to grade the president. what grade would he give? he said i'd give him an "f" absolutely across the board, which is the kind of answer you'd give to appease the tea party in the primary, but it's not the sort of thing you want to say when you're trying to appeal to independents in a general election. >> steve, i hadn't considered until crystal just said it that we might have a rerun of the grinnell situation where there's an uprising against the appointment. eric erickson wrote this today about the appointment. conservatives should consider it unacceptab unacceptable. this should shake every conservative's confidence in team romney to really understand just how badly we want obamacare fully repealed. steve, could there be a revolt on this appointment? >> there could be, and i think this is the interesting thing to w

the lowest level twister still leaving a path of destruction. >> a lot of damage still done there. tom kierein, it's tis the season, i guess, with this sort of stuff. >> yes, for us, it's usually late may and june and then things usually settle down in july and august for us and then comes hurricane season for us. it's going to be a big heat wave. it's going to be our main weather change coming our way. but not yet. so enjoy this while you can. this is not the new normal. this is an aberration, what we have right now. under a clear sky, it is refreshingly cool and comfortable once again. did you sleep with the windows open? well, if you did, you're waking up with a chill in your bedroom. right now it's just outside your window, only in the 50s. closer to washington, inside the beltway, low 60s. right on the potomac, the water temperatures are around 80. where else, 50s on the eastern shore. close to maryland, virginia, even down into the 40s now parts of west virginia. so unusually cool for late june. but it will be getting back to more normal average temperatures. by this afternoo

now one soft the -- victims concerns that he's still a threat. >> they are very remorseful. they were young and they had no idea what the impact would be on the families, the kids themselves and their families. >> after committing 35 years behind bars for committing one of the state's most -- showen felt and a friend kidnapped 26 children and their bus driver in chowchilla in 1976, then buried them alive in a livermore rock quarry. they planned to demand a $5 million ransom, but the children escaped before the tree you could carry out their plan. >> he's put in 35 years, no one was hurt in the case. i think he's done his time. >> showen felt's oldest brother says they're welcoming him home. they say their 89-year-old mother is especially thankful. >> the fact that rick is out, it means a lot to her. >> but most of the trio's victims are outraged showenfeld's getting released. the da that was close to the victims says the event has been life altering. many are still haunted daily by memories of the kidnapping. >> they're sentenced to a life of this, they can't escape the horr

we still have a long road ahead. >> morsy won by just under 3.5%. it's not good. president obama called and congratulations the new president. morsy says national unity is the way to lead the people out of difficult times. he begins his presidency with his powers reduced. supporters vow they will remain there until the military restores all authority. >> there were claims of fraud by both sides. >>> tropical storm debby has its sights set on the west coast. storm warnings have been set for most of the regions. in alabama rescue crews are still looking for a man swept off the storm line yesterday. it has spawned tornados responsible for one death in the state of florida. the bulk of the storm is not expected to make land fall until sometime tomorrow morning. >>> in colorado firefighters are working to contain eight strike that wild fires. the new blaze started in colorado springs this weekend. the most destructive fire in colorado history continues to burn in the northern part of the state. it has destroyed 250 homes. firefighters from eight counties

prosper in a deflationary depression and he is here to tell us what he thinks is ahead and what he still believes is a deflationary coming up ahead of us deflationary period so first of all robert proctor welcome to the show thanks for being back on capital account yeah thanks for having me but we love to have you on so you have been talking about the disintegration of europe since one thousand nine hundred ninety eight i mean a long time ago and despite everything we've seen used don't think that we have a few more years several years before we could reach a bottom so what are we looking at in terms of declines here. well you know most people are looking at these events coming out of europe and asking what they mean what they're going to cause so but i think they're all results in the results of the change that you just alluded to big change from extreme euphoria in one thousand nine hundred nine and double top and you keep those and seven. so what we've had since which is a retrenchment in that mood and people are less bullion then they were and that's all it has taken to show the weak

it's still powerful between nato talks.ensions are rising after they shot down a turkish war plane. they say the plane trayed on -- strayed on accident and they were not in the air space when they fired it down syria is denying any hostility towards turkey. >>> santa clara city leaders polled $30 million in tax funds from the new stadium. county officials say they would rather spend the money on teachers but that money is specifically earmarked to help rebuild the stadium. 49ers have not commented on whether the decision will affect stadium construction. >>> turning 68, an irish football player speak to ktvu channel 2 morning news one year after his life changed forever following an infield incident. ktvu channel 2 morning news is with this football player as he goes back to the field where he left in a serious coma. why he has to give up his career coming up at 6:45. >>> let's check in with sal. >>> 580, the bay bridge, we did manage to find it and it was found, you can see all the emergency workers standing around. it was