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way. 2-1 marlins until ross ka toos one, a two-run home run, giants break the streak of 21 straight sto lo homers. top of the fourth, nate cher holtz restarts a solo home run barrage. 3-1 giants. top of the sixth, brandon belt, deep drive to left center, another solo shot. 4-1 giants. belt would homer again, giants win 5-1. >> the hardest part is keeping your concentration, make sure you get motivated every day. you've still got to play baseball. my goal was to get back up here as fast as possible. i didn't do as good a job as i wanted to staying motivated every day, having the intensity i needed. fortunately i got back up here and hopefully i can keep going. >>> a's had lost seven straight to the rangers trying not to get swept at home, bottom of the sixth, a's trailing by a run when ha deck ki maut suey singles to left and scores cliff pennington, ties the game at 6. top of of the ninth, andrew bailey pitching for the a's, murphy a single to score craig gentry, got-ahead and winning run. john henry smith at the coliseum has more as the a's lose 7-6. >> reporter: here's the question --

but moving off to the north, new york city and long island, that's where the sto surge could be somewhereive to ten feet possibly late saturday night on into sunday morning. >> as you've mentioned, it is the storm surge that proves to be the most dangerous. >> absolutely. >> all right. thank you. we'll continue to stay and watch that for us. that's going to do it for this evening. >> we have a special edition of "nightly news" and then local news at 6:00 and another editios of "nightly news" at 6:30. stay with us.

in los angeles there is a court appearance by men accuse fd beating san francisco giants fan brian sto. prosecutors said both men made admissions in this case. and reporter robert olguin joins us live from l.a.. robert? >> that is right. cameras not allowed in the courtroom today. and we do have a better understanding of the case that prosecutors are building. they say they're not focusing on eyewitness that's were out here the night brian stow was tacked but focusing on statements made by the suspect themselves. dressed in blue, the two men accused of a brutal attack stood before a judge and entered pleas of not guilty. a 30-year-old marvin norwood and 29-year-old louie sanchez being held on a bond of $500,000. their defense attorneys today abandoned efforts to lower bail amount autos there comes a time when my client has a better chance of the bail reductions, then that would be a time to present it two rialto men are seen at the stadium on opening day, in these photos. they're both charged with beating san francisco giants fan brian stow in the parking lot 6 -- of the stadium on ope

murder some people and then, like, you know, make some art on the show or whatever, like, do crazy stotorylines because it's a movie and it has a script and everything. but on a soap opera -- >> jimmy: you can do almost anything. >> they have to generate a show every day. and so, you can just -- they're dying for just new, you know, concepts and new things. and, so, it's a great place to go and collaborate and come up with -- >> jimmy: how long will you be working there? you have to go there every day. how long will you do this on "general hospital?" >> well, i don't have the typical soap opera experience because those actors work hard and they go every day and it's a regular kind of thing. when i go on, they just shoot all my stuff in one day. so, i shoot, like, ten episodes worth of material in a day.y. >> jimmy: oh, i see. >> i do like 77 pages. >> jimmy: do you do that thing where you overhear what's going on in the thing and just as you are walking in the roooo and suddenly, you know that somebody is out to murder you or cheating on you. you know that thing on soap operas, somebod

ali, i have no doubt you will cover that sto. >>> we'll pick up what you said about the yen in just at. nina, let's first talk about what's going on in italy. a long speech by the prime minister yesterday warning that things are not as bad as markets seem to be treating them in italy. some serious problems. >> yes, absolutely, ali. silvio berlusconi made a rare appearance to the italian parliament during this crisis. what he said was that the banks were solvent, the country's economy was solid. but if you take a look at the bond yields on the italian ten-year debt, the markets, especially the bond markets really not belving that. they're near 6% yet again, i should remind you that the danger point is 7% beyond which point it just becomes too expensive for these economies to service their debt on the open market. that really gives you an indication of how the markets bought silvio berlusconi speech. another thing we should mention, ali, i have a report in my mind, here it is, a think tank saying that italy is likely to default if you look at its economics here, saying that spain on the

relationship that it does have, iran being of course a regional powerhouse, it seems as if what we're going it stohe battleground in syria and that it will no longer just be demonstratorses calling for democracy versus this dictatorial regime, but one that analysts are saying is increasingly going to morph into an arena for this broader regional power struggle. you'll have saudi arabia on one hand and iran on the other. >> and what's your sense what's happening on the ground in sn is the crack down oig more ice lating or is it spread something sglit's most certainly spreading. the crackdown now not just confined to the intense military campaign that we saw taking place. it most certainly does continue. but also moving to the east up against the iraqi border. on sunday morning, tanks stormed in again firing indiscriminately, snipers station order rooftops. families being absolutely terrorized. there are also reports of a similar military campaign in the north. so it 234ki icreasingly seems t turning it back on reforms and instead using brute force. >> and if you tune into syrian state tv, it says t

. >> it should have been a comprehensive leave-no-sto leave-no-stone-unturned evaluation. >> dr.ed to dr. o'brien's report with a letter to the judge, william mazzola. >> the court had said that the money that would have been spent on her criminal prosecution and the money that would have been spent on her incarceration were then to be diverted to this once in a lifetime, perhaps, scientific study of what a person who may well have been the worst female serial killer in our nation's history. >> dr. feldman strongly believes a range of experts from varying fields needs to examine marie noe before she gets much older. >> i don't think it is ever too late to study her. >> i still think it is a brave idea for a sentence. mrs. noe is still alive, even though there have been, i think, a lot of fumbles on the way to this, ten years later, we're still talking about this case because it fascinates people. >> these murders occurred at a time when there were very few child protective laws on the books. although pennsylvania had a department of public welfare, the first child abuse law in th

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coming up, damage control.n sto week to control massive debt problems around the world. 7:37 on this 7th day of august. take a look at the golden gate bridge. you can't even see it there, all fogged in this morning. >>> well, now we turn to the world of business. cnbc's sue herera has a look at the upcoming week. >> reporter: look for volatility in the stock markets both in the u.s. and around the globe to continue this coming week as euro zone officials try to control massive debt problems from italy, spain and beyond. the federal reserve holds a one-day meeting regarding interest rates. although rates are expected to stay where they are for now, wall street will be looking for any hints from the fed about more possible stimulus measures to help jump start the economy. >>> earnings reports come in from big retailers like macy's, kohl's and j.c. penney. disney is looking at more income thanks to higher ad sales on its tv networks. >>> congress may be on its biggest recess but some big-name politicians aren't taking any time off. iowa's first presidential primary debate t

the sto >>> skies opened up over wyoming and kansas.re golf ball-sized hail and intense winds pelting the region yesterday. the storm created a nightmare for drivers. the extreme weather prompting a severe thunderstorm and tornado warnings all across both states. >> that is not good for your car. around the bay area i think we have a nicer and brighter day as we are going to see a little less fog. patchy fog out there now, some of that sneaking inside the bay but most of the valleys clear this morning. it is going to stay that way. temperatures heating up. partly cloudy skies at the coastline right now. by the afternoon, couple of patches of fog there but i think even out toward the coast we'll sneak in a little sunshine. inside the bay a variety of temperatures. 60s and 70s in toward oakland and alameda. some 80s in toward the santa clara valley and even some low 90s as you head well inland in the afternoon. with that in mind, right now we have 57 and clear in livermore, 57 and clear in napa, 53 degrees cool into san rafael. still we a

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the hand-cranked flashlights and the thing with batteries, you won't find them now unless you have stocked up on them earlier, so get the hand-cranked radios and flashlights that you will need them. >> and you will need them anywhere, because far beyond the impact of irene and this one storm, this is information that you can use here on out. >> yes, any time. >> and military ships are getting out of irene's path and heading to safer waters and details on how the pentagon is getting ready for the storm. >>> and bizarre items found inside of moammar gadhafi's compound and what it has to do with the former secretary of state condoleezza rice. >>> and this picture has gone viral and people are talking about it everywhere, the dog outside of the casket of his beloved owner. diabetes testing? what else is new? you get the blood, hope it's enough, it's-- what's this? freestyle lite® blood glucose test strip. sure, i'll try it, but-- [beep] wow. yep, that's the patented freestyle zipwik™ design. it's like it-- [both] targets the blood. yeah, draws it right in. the test starts fast. you need ju

sixty-five million people ar e path of this sto >>> the early effects of hurricane irene are showingp along the carolina coast this morning. 65million people in the path of the storm up the eastern seaboard expected to hit north carolina tomorrow. it will then make its way up the east coast as far north as massachusetts, where president obama may have to cut short his vacation. he is expected to make a statement about irene from martha's vineyard about an hour and a half from now. >>> back here at home, a home invasion turned deadly in the east bay this morning. anne makovec is in richmond where a woman was gunned down. good morning, anne. >> reporter: two people shot, a family was woken up by gunfire at 4 a.m. here in richmond. this is the dead end behind me moran avenue and it's the last house there on the side of the street that's closest to that police car, one woman is killed, one man in the hospital with serious injuries. this was a home invasion. at least one man came in through the back of the house at around 4 a.m. and started shooting soon after. in the home, we had parents

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. >> woodruff: if that's the case, terry belton, what can be done to sto this? or is there just no stopping it in the near term? >> right. well, as i said, we're almost out of bullets. it's like, you know, the episode drawing the gun. i think we'll see the fed do that tomorrow. >> woodruff: what do you mean? >> well, i think throw the gun. i mean you're out of bullets. the only thing left to try to deal with it is whatever you can. tomorrow i think what we're going to see from the fed is not an announcement but in all likelihood it's going to change its reinvestment program to really extend and lengthen the curve in the treasury market. that will keep rates lower. i think on the fiscal side, what we need and we sort of missed the boat here, a little bit of the opposite of what we got. we need long-term reformment we need to deal with entitlements reform and tax reform. that lowers deficit in the long run. we actually need stimulus now. we're almost getting the opposite coming in to next year, we're going to have quite a fiscal drag kick in as the 2011 tax cuts r

the sto track goes to the path of least resistance. where the pressure is going to be lowest so it's going to cut into those cold fronts before it eventually gets swept out. that's why we think it's a pretty good likelihood we're going to have hurricane force... major hurricane force conditions along the coast of next north korea as we roll on in through saturday afternoon, saturday night and perhaps category two coming up to long island and category one for the remainder of new england late this weekend. >> brown: we just saw some pictures of people getting prepared in north carolina. those are... you know, it's the height of the summer season. these are some tough economic decisions, i guess, for local officials. so your advice right now is they're doing the right thing to get prepared, especially in north carolina, right? >> absolutely. i don't want to just shrug off the reminder of the southeast because this is also a setup, any part of florida on northbound where you're probably not dealing with much in terms of wind. it won't eve

again, this is just developing sto story. we're waiting to get pictures in from the scene. one person is still trapped and at least 23 injured with an overturned bus there in pennsylvania. when we get more about that, we'll bring it to you. >>> also the breaking story out of pakistan. u.s. embassy saying an american businessman was abducted from his home in lahore in the eastern part of that country. cnn's is a joining us now. ressa, any reason yet they've come up with why this american may have been targeted? >> reporter: no, it's not clear at this hour why he was targeted, not clear if this was islamist militants or a criminal gang. it's looking to make some fast cash. in recent years that's been the main reason for werners being kidnapped, criminal gangs looking to make some quick money but there's no question this was a very well coordinated, well-planned kidnapping operation. the target of this kidnapping, an american citizen by the name of warren weinstein. it happened at 3:15 a.m. the holy month of ramadan. a lot of muslims fasting. that hour, three of weinstein secu

turned to fear for investors on wall street as the dow drops more gedeet as the dow drops more relin wg sto>> reporter: good morning, daniel. good morning, tanya. today could be another bad day for the economy after that doozy of a day yesterday on wall street. investors are anxiously awaiting today's jobs report. thursday was brutal for wall street. the markets plummeted, finally closing down more than 500 points. that represented the biggest one-day drop since december 2008. in less than two weeks the market has erased all of its gains for the year. in total, some $940 billion worth of investors' wealth wiped out. the average 401(k) saw a loss of nearly $12,000. investors are growing increasingly worried. they're concerned about a weakening u.s. economy and the debt crises in europe. >> the u.s. economy is losing momentum. it shows up in the numbers. investors see those nunumbers a they think, and i think for good reason, ththat it's time to mov to the sidelines. >> reporter: yesterday the white house pointed the finger at congress and said lawmakers need to get to rk. >> congress has the

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authorities think there is enough discrepancy with the sto story. detained him as he was trying to board a plane back to the united states. they don't call him a suspect but investigating him quite intensely right now. aruba is where natalee holloway disappeared in 2005. two pretty woman who disappeared in what they thought was a tropical island paradise. >> martin savidge, thank you. appreciate you. >>> we are six minutes away from the opening bell on wall street. hold on. after the week we have seen, who knows what is going to happen. lost another 500 points on the dow yesterday. that essentially gave back all of the gains that were made the day before. a lot of people talking about the possibility of another recession. what should you be doing in the meantime to prepare for such a case? our clyde anderson, our financial analyst, is here bus. good to have you back here again. we hate to think there could be another but in the meantime what should we be doing right now to get ready? >> a couple of different things. i tell people recessions are pers

high blood pressure and at that moment he decided to become a part of the cnn's "fit nation" challenge stoy academic that people talk about quite a bit. you decided you wanted to not only preach about this but to practice it as well, is that right? >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: tell me what inspired that. how did you decide to do a triathlon? >> i just decided to do something. it just happened to be a triathlon. but, you know, as i was talking to my patients who are overweight, i realized that, you know, i needed to listen to what i was telling them, and, you know, i needed to set a goal for myself. something in the future to inspire me to do that. >> reporter: a year ago, could you have imagined yourself doing this? >> no way. >> reporter: what changed? and what is the lesson for other people out there who say no way, i'm never going to do that? >> for me, it was just to start, to just make that first drive to the club and get on a treadmill and start walking and then do it the next day, the next day and just build on that. the key really for me was to just start. >> reporter: your body cha

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is a long sto, but he is serving eight long prison ntence f murdering his wife.he murder and manner of death. host: all this week on "washington journal," looking inside the fbi. our guest, gregg mccrary. alex is an independent in new york. caller: good morning, gregg. two quick questions and then i will hang up and listen to the answer. i wonder if you could comment on the fbi 's citizens' academy, about that program. the second one is, what do retired profilers das far as where they move on? thank you for being on, i will listen to the answers. guest: thank you, alex. two good questions did the fbi citizens' academy exists in every liaison field office. we worked for citizens, we represent their interests in the crimes, and we want them to get to know us. i would encourage anyone interested to call your local field office and inquire about that. we give tours of the bureau and we want to demystify as much of this as we can to help people understand better what we do so they can help us. law enforcement, at the end of the day -- we are only as good as the citize