i started making my t-shirts limited edition.nce i would sell out of a design, i would never make it again. some t-shirts i would number up to a certain amount so you know there's only, you know, 100 people in the entire world with that one design. >> reporter: as johnny's business grew from his parents' living room into a multimillion dollar enterprise, he turned down licensing deals from department stores and private investors. opportunities that most entrepreneurs would take in a heart beat. >> what are they going to do when they see my t-shirts show up in malls? that would be the worst thing in the world. that will never happen. >> reporter: numbered t-shirts, unique packaging and quirky goodies in each bag are all part of johnny's limited edition philosophy. every t-shirt even has a little, did you know factoid on the inside. >> these little additives make my customers happy. it's like buying a box of cracker jacks or cereal as a kid, all of these little surprises and things that add to the brand and make it more than just t

. >> reporter: she even designed and sold t-shirts. through steady hard work, rachel raised the $13,000 to build the school. but the school needed more than just a building. it also needed teachers, computer, and educational materials. >> that was really all i was hoping for. i couldn't even imagine how much more i would be able to raise and how amazing people were going to be in donating. >> reporter: so rachel kept at it, and even surprised herself. >> i'm actually to date have raised just over $57,000. from t-shirts and fundraising letters, and actually, i just received a $5,000 award from the supreme master qing hai of vietnam. >> reporter: after months of fundraising, she got a chance to see the school that bears her name, and meet the children who would use it. she and her family made the 18-hour flight from her home in new york to cambodia. >> seeing how appreciative they were, it made me feel so much better about myself, knowing this year wasn't totally in vain, and they were able to make something good out of such a horrible y

pop cultural icons were turned into t-shirts. he shirts feature charlie sheen's break down, to help for tsunami victims. >> reporter: and it's the ultimate reflection of what's on the public's mind. >> in some sense we're a barometer for what is happening out there in the world. social barometer if you will. >> reporter: now the company says the osama shirts are without precedence and they break down into different categories. live in redwood city, christien kafton, channel 2 news. >>> and our coverage continues on ktvu.com. you will find a slide show of the compound where osama bin laden was killed and an animation showing the osama bin laden raid. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors considered a request for a liquor license. among those opposed is supervisor john avalos who has been calling for a ban on drugstores from selling alcohol. the supervisors were also set to take up an ordnance that making illegal dumping in public property a nuisance. the city spends hundreds of thousands of dollars a year cleaning up debris le

and says the white t-shirt was just a coincidence. >> it's just funny. everybody i've told thinks is funny. >> we just want to get his name cleared up. >>> 14-year-old jenny lynne was stabbed to death inside her home on may 27th, 1994. if she were still alive she would now be 34 years old. no one has been arrested in the case, but investigators have now said that a man serving three life sentences for murder is the man responsible. >>> switzerland's anti doping association says it did find suspicious levels of drugs in samples. but he didn't know if any belonged to the seven time tour de france winner. this comes after a former teammate claimed armstrong received help to hide a positive test at that swiss warm up event for the 2001 tour de france. >>> scientists today reported discovering something, john fowler here to explain why it's a risk to our hearts. >> reporter: i want you to think of this donut as bad adl. enough of these can clog your arteries. now add sugar to your blood. and like this glazed donut, the bad cholesterol actually becomes much st

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. >> and her friend they started this t-shirt store online. thought maybe i could try that. , to >>reporter: signing a t- shirt may not sound like a calling but it changed her life. this is zazzle, to call it a t-shirt store doesn't do it justice. it's a business that allows anyone to customize different products. from posters, i pad cases and issues. users have the option of ordering someone else's design. for her and began on a laptop, should look toward indian heritage and humor for her first creation. hot potato in handy, thousand sold with her getting help to cut the profits. >> every time i would get in an e-mail, and made a sale. it's like the one to announce it to the world. it's different in getting a paycheck. it's something that you actually created. >>reporter: you could make anywhere from 20 to 50 to 60% on the sale without ever touching it. it's a formula that has served jeff well. he lost the website in 2005 with his father and brother. he said zazzle spreading in more than $100 million a year in revenue. the users creed about z

ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a redwood t-shirt company says osama bin laden has become big business. a company spokesman says sales i social barometer and right now demand is high for shirts with patriotic teams and those supporting seal team six. we have more coverage on our websites. click the tab on our homepage at ktvu.com. >>> we are expecting a reunion to take place tonight between a lost dog and a family who thought they would never see him again. this 11-year-old who was found running loose in east oakland. this dog did have a lucky thing, and identification microchip. we are told that the owners are on the way to oakland to pick them up right now. >>> one man went to great lengths for 10 years following the 9/11 attacks. coming up, but now he broke following the death of osama bin laden. >>> temperatures tomorrow could near 90 in some places. meteorologist rosemary orozco will tell us how hot it might get in your neighborhood. ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take

t. shirts and buttons and so it goes to charity. web site ad but when you go to the web site it doesn't name a single charity so i just wonder who's trying to accomplish on this i say we call it bieber instead because if we called bieber that's going to be that's going to be mass appealing to lots of kids would not understand the tory. family that would be there is no need to say so anyway ok let's move on to something a little more thought we were just talking. with us about the around thirty games radius about the rock if you ever take it turns out a new study says that atheists actually have better sex than religious people do because you just don't have that feeling of guilt i guess not sure if that really doesn't shock me one single bit because i suck you more wish shocked me or what i thought was a little bit funny was the source of information that a lot of the religious people that they surveyed get their you know sex sure information from is porn and i was thinking that that might explain a little bit of guilt i mean i don'

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each received assert and special t-shirt. >> in my day that is how it works. whoever punch the hardest that was conflict resolution. now we give the kids the skills and ability not to do that. >> program has been in effect now for 20 years. >>> well this is graduation season. very special time for young people and not so young as well. unfortunately for many leaving college they find options are much more limited than previous classes of students trying to get jobs. jonathan bloom reports from community college commencement in the east bay. [applause] 30 steps from the back of the gym to the podium where the college of alameda graduate will get their diplom diploma. first step towards something that 49-year-old robin sullivan wanted all her life. >> dream of mine to become a teacher to further my educatio education. i had children young and i was unable to do it because my children needed me at home. >>reporter: like many getting community college degree today robin is going on to state university. then credential program and then into uncertain job market wit

mugs, t-shirts, cars. >> jimmy: frisbees.'m looking for. that's what i'm talking about. we can do it, you guys. >> steve: we can do it. [ cheers and applause ] come on. 3:00. >> jimmy: it's got a back cover and a front cover. you guys, we've got a great show tonight. one of the stars of "kung fu panda 2," our pal lucy liu is here. [ cheers and applause ] she's the best, so much fun. from the new york giants football organization, justin tuck is dropping by! [ cheers and applause ] we're going to catch up with j. tuck, and he and i are going to shoot a little pool together. >> steve: there you go. >> jimmy: yep. also, celebrating his 75th birthday here in new york, he's a legendary fixture in the '60s as well as the '70s, '80s, '90s and whatever you call this decade, an entertainer, an activist, and just an all around cool dude, wavy gravy is here. [ cheers and applause ] he's the most -- he's like the happiest guy on earth. smiling, he's just the most positive guy. he's a hard working guy. and we've got some great music. like

> the students contributed to people feeling intimidated and harassed. >> not just wearing white t- shirts for a photo? >> no they were creating a feeling of intimidation. >> reporter: one situation the suspension of david miniwho claims his white shirt was coincidental. his family is not fifoed. >> it seemed like a joke to me. >> we just want to have his record expunged. that suspension was a mistake. >> reporter: but the school district says the decisions are final. so some parents told me they are considering legal action. in socal, ray fosse, ktvu channel 2 news. the french consul general presented 87-year-old man yellowier are a medal today. he returned home with painful memories but pursued a career as a pianist. he says he is proud to accept the award. >>> it certainly was not a retirement party to sniff at. two members of the police force take a ride into the sub set. >>> and the weather this weekend may impact your plans for outdoor fun. you can watch bay area news at 7:00 on your computer. we are streaming live at www.ktvu.com. @ ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're num

you should all come to work next week with t-shirts that say i'm a budget tiger mom. you could even have a contest. the best designed t-shirt will win the last $50 remaining out of your general reserve fund. thank you. chairwoman chu: thank you. any other members of the public who wish to speak on this item, item 3? >> my name is brenda. i work at san francisco general. i'm here to talk about the contracting out of our security and to let you know that we are adamantly opposed to this. working in a clinic where you see people come in and they quickly become violent and sometimes you have to wait for people, having somebody there who can't arrest them is not going to work. if you have to wait for someone to call someone, it's not going to work. and we're going to be put in jeopardy. so we hope that you don't support this. >> thank you. any other members of the public who wish to speak on this item, item number 3? seeing none, public comment is closed. ok. we've got a motion to move this item forward with recommendations. can we do that without objection? actually befor

there are people who parade t- shirts that say 408.hey are proud of being a san josean. >> that's right. a geographic split would mean half the people would have to switch t-shirts -- switch area codes. the board recommended the puc implement an overlay plan. the 669 would be the same as 408 with newly assigned numbers getting the new area code. >> we get a little territorial. i was 415 and 510 then 925. at any rate. it is 4:44 now. neighbors fought it and now granny says, well, she doesn't say anything. they might be saving her, though. from the chopping block. the san francisco puc was planning to cut down the nearly 300-year-old tree near redwood city to make way for a new water pipeline but now it's looking into building a tunnel around it. the question is how the tunneling would affect the tree and how the roots might affect the pipe. a spokesman admits the puc should have met with neighbors a little earlier in the process. >>> ceremony is planned this morning for new flights between the bay area and o'hare international airport i

students at notre dame prep were allowed to wear their one love t-shirt t-shirts to the school. tonight was the final day of lacrosse and each wore number 1. which was her number. >> she was one of our girls. we'll have a close spot in our heart for yeardley. yeardley will always be part of notre dame and notre dame will be part of yeardley. >> they awarded the first scholarship and asked everyone to bring out their own yeardley. love's ex-boyfriend george huguely is charged in her death and his trial is supposed to start next year. >>> weather-wise it has been a fairly active evening across maryland. we saw the radar lighting up, tracking a couple lines coming through. one brief line of showers came through heading over to eastern shore. queen anne county up towards cecil. this is all headed up later this evening. a little gusty, winds gusting to 30, temperatures still warm, low 70s, tomorrow a much cooler day as we struggle to get out of the 50s. there will be some rain around for the morning commute. we'll talk about that and how the rest of the week shapes up. kelly. >> than

the other participants were given a t-shirt, patch, and admission to the zoo. also included was food, fun, and fellowship. hundreds of oregon and washington residents celebrated recovery from alcohol and drug addiction by joining hands across the interstate 5 bridge connecting the two states. during this annual event, participants celebrated recovery with ceremonies on both the vancouver and portland sides of the columbia river. citizens gathered together in york, pennsylvania, to celebrate recovery with a day at the ballpark. during the york revolution versus lancaster barnstormers ballgame, the recovery community joined together and formed the first human chain around the stadium in honor of those affected by the disease. there were fun activities, along with live music, all-you-can-eat hot dogs, nachos, and soda, plus the ballgame! recovery schools and friends in madison, wisconsin, held a kickball tournament and art show for their community. attendees were able to create their own art masterpieces as well as look at other paintings, listen to stories of rec

t. shirts ten shots off the early before deciding to call it a day yeah six of the first to shut. me up in which i was called out. so early sergeant so it's a sort of chain reaction to me while it is nick watney he leads the players championship he has a one shot lead after shooting an eight under par sixty four sawgrass this shot out of the sand for eagle wiping out a double bogey he had just before lucas glover his just behind him on the leaderboard and a birdie putt here on the seventeenth helping him recover from an earlier. in the n.b.a. playoffs chicago bulls have set up an eastern conference final with miami after getting past and land their ninety three seventy three when i grid lines out on thursday wrapping up their best of season seven series supports a call as boozer with his best offensive showing off the postseason with twenty three points the bills play miami in the first i thought the eastern conference final in chicago on sunday i know they'll be up against a. very good c. roll coach frederick prefers to go to group players and do a little brown it should be a gre

you see t-shirts, brown pride, hispanic pride. black pride. if you see a white male wearing a white pride t-shirt, then it's offensive. >> reporter: hall was part of a group of hundreds across 32 states now have this memorial for him. ♪ >> reporter: jeff hall predicted it was his activism that would lead to his death. a surveillance camera on the lookout for strangers. outsiders who might go after him. in the end, police believe it was his 10-year-old boy who would prove his father wrong. david muir, abc news. >>> coming up on "world news" -- calorie cameras in the cafeteria. catching what children eat and what they don't. cafeteria. catching what children eat and what they don't. it'll hold your plants but it'll also hold 'em back. the solution: miracle-gro garden soil. the perfect mix of rich, organic ingredients, and miracle-gro plant food. just mix it in. and turn bad soil into great soil. helps plants grow twice as big. instead of holding 'em back, they'll leap ahead. miracle-gro garden soil. and moisture control garden soil. a fiber that

. >> reporter: when four live oak high school boys wore american flag t-shirts on cinco de mayo, they had no idea it would capture the nation's attention or trigger hundreds of mexican-american students to walk out in protest. but that was last year. students here at live oak high say -- >> it was a big misunderstanding on both parts. and it got escalated way too big. >> reporter: junior olivia remember the campus controversy well. she said the mood on campus this year feels different. >> we all remember. but there is no conflict number. >> reporter: last year the boys were told by then principal nick bowden to turn their t-shirts inside out or go home. the principal is concerned about fighting on campus. >> they said it was defiance. >> reporter: instead, a different fight happened. one over freedom of expression. the superintendent of the morgan hill unified school district is hoping calm will prevail this year, releasing this statement saying, quote, in response to using the day for a teachable moment, the best response that we have is that we plan to have a regular day of instruct

half a dozen young men wore white t-shirts despite being asked not to. >> i shaved my head. it's just the assumptions that get to me. they assume that i am a white supremesist. that i have hatred toward over people. no. >> reporter: school officials emphasize the seniors were suspended for actions against nonwhite students. >> these students contributed to people feeling intimidated and harassed. >> it wasn't just wearing white t-shirts for a photo. >> no they were creating a feeling of intimidation. >> reporter: one unusual situation is the suspension of robert mine who is a friend of the group. he is half japanese. >>> san jose police identified a man shot to death as 22-year- old artemio gonzalez. gonzalez was shot multiple times. there's been no arrest and police say they are not sure of a motive. anyone with any information about this case is asked to contact san jose police. >>> a man injured last weekend in an explosion at a livermore apartment has died. paul lome died yesterday he was from san jose. the two people who lived inside the livermore apartment are hospital

half a dozen young men wore white t-shirts despite being asked not to. >> i shaved my head. it's just the assumptions that get to me. they assume that i am a white supremesist. that i have hatred toward over people. no. >> reporter: school officials emphasize the seniors were suspended for actions against nonwhite students. >> these students contributed to people feeling intimidated and harassed. >> it wasn't just wearing white t-shirts for a photo. >> no they were creating a feeling of intimidation. >> reporter: one unusual situation is the suspension of robert mine who is a friend of the group. he is half japanese. >>> san jose police identified a man shot to death as 22-year- old artemio gonzalez. gonzalez was shot multiple times. there's been no arrest and police say they are not sure of a motive. anyone with any information about this case is asked to contact san jose police. >>> a man injured last weekend in an explosion at a livermore apartment has died. paul lome died yesterday he was from san jose. the two people who lived inside the livermore apartment are hospital

sammy's sister wears a t-shirt with his picture on it, she says it keeps him close. it's a $150,000 reward for the individual with information on finding the killer of sammy nava. >>> and police are asking for help to find the man who inappropriate touched a female student. the incident happened last night on durant avenue. the man is described as east indian in his early 20s. about 6'3" and 150 pounds with black eyes and black hair. he was wearing a blue turban and a blue uniform shirt. >>> we are learning tonight that a handgun found in the backpack of a first grader at an oakland elementary school today was loaded. a spokesman for the oakland school district says a teacher at prescott elementary school discovered the gun as the child removed items from the backpack. the district says the child denied knowing about the gun. it's unclear how that gun ended up there or who it belongs to. the district spokesman said he does not believe the district will punish the child. >> they very subtly walked both sides of the street. >>> pakistan may not be a plan to the sight o

sammy's sister wears a t-shirt with his picture on it, she says it keeps him close. it's a $150,000 reward for the individual with information on finding the killer of sammy nava. >>> and police are asking for help to find the man who inappropriate touched a female student. the incident happened last night on durant avenue. the man is described as east indian in his early 20s. about 6'3" and 150 pounds with black eyes and black hair. he was wearing a blue turban and a blue uniform shirt. >>> we are learning tonight that a handgun found in the backpack of a first grader at an oakland elementary school today was loaded. a spokesman for the oakland school district says a teacher at prescott elementary school discovered the gun as the child removed items from the backpack. the district says the child denied knowing about the gun. it's unclear how that gun ended up there or who it belongs to. the district spokesman said he does not believe the district will punish the child. >> they very subtly walked both sides of the street. >>> pakistan may not be a plan to the sight o

she still has the t-shirt. at age 11 she became the youngest winner record time of 43 minutes and 22 seconds stood for six years. before the victory there is disappointed. >> i was under the impression for two or three days that i would come in second in a failed. >> three days later they said that the woman she did it and you are declared the winner. she won on to win the next two bay to breakers. to this day she is the only woman to win both that race and the gypsy. her running career to occur as far away as japan. she found herself on the cover of a book. this is the year she is returning to the scene of one of the earlier triumphs. >> it's a circus for more people but for people like me would take it serious. >>rob: up her kron 4 news we also take the new seriously, for airing the entire event that a.m. tomorrow morning, you will see the full cast of kron 4 characters. for those of you that want to sleep and we will air a replay tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. >>brian: here is ocean beach today, a beautiful sig

as was the case at planning, a very friendly reception with a sea of green t-shirts. also all want to thank all the men and women that stand behind me better part of the urban agriculture alliance. you're the ones that came to my office late last fall and confirmed for me what i had wandered for many years. can we bring it green back to the urban jungle? the district that i represent in the northeast part of the city, we have very little green. one thing i had been wondering for years, why can't we use those little plots of land in the middle to growth in the. what is so exciting about today is that we are creating a new urban experience. the things that we can smell when we are out in the city of the food and the greenery that we can touch, they are of course the things that we can eat. the reason that this is so wonderful is that san francisco has always done the cutting edge of being on the forefront of what it means for the environment. what we are doing in san francisco hopefully will be on the cutting edge of the urban agriculture movement. and on the cutting ed

it ranges from t-shirts, jackets, hats. what is the day of the life of a street artist?> they have their 2536 in the morning. by the end of the day, the last people to pack the vehicle probably get on their own at 7:30 at night. >> nice to me to condemn the -- nice to meet you. >> it was a pleasure to share this with you. i hope that the bay area will descend upon the plaza and go through these arts and crafts and by some holiday gifts. >> that would be amazing. thank you so much for the hard work that you do.

. >> reporter: students at notre dame preparatory school were encouraged to wear special t shirts in honor of yeardley love. it started with a prayer. yeardley love was just 22 when her roommate found her body. her on again off again boyfriend george huguely was charged with the murder. when she broke up their relationship, he went to her off campus apartment and beat her. he said he had no intention of killing her and didn't know she was dead until police told him. >> we hold on to our faith and the belief that this is not the end for her but truly the beginning of a new life in heaven. >> reporter: the various sigh la crosse players will wear her name in their honor during a match this afternoon. also today notre dame preparatory school awarded the first ever yeardley love scholarship toth grader amber waynewright who will receive full tuition to the school. back to you. >> also in her honor, the first ever scholarship was given. >>> this noon one person remains in critical condition after a melee at a carnival. it was caught on tape showing people pushing, screaming. two people we

he's we he's getting his supporters to wear these campaign t-shirts. on the front, made in the usa.the back there is an image of the president's birth certificate. it extends to mugs as well. it may be designed to raise awareness but obama supporters also hope that the t-shirts will raise cash as well. you won't be able to get one unless you donate 25 bucks to his re-election treasury. good to see he hasn't lost his sense of humor. you're watching "world business today," we'll be back in just a moment. the first sunblock designed to be applied directly to wet skin. ordinary sunblock drips and whitens. neutrogena® wet skin kids instantly cuts through water. forms a broad spectrum protective barrier. with wet skin kids, your kids have full strength sun protection. try new wet skin sunblock for adults too. neutrogena® #1 dermatologist recommended suncare. >>> welcome back. in china, power cuts are fairly common. they usually happen during the summer but this year they've come early and beijing has warned that energy shortages will be more severe than unusual. the world's most populous

certificates were handed out with special t-shirts. >> in my day who ever punched the harest. we can give them skills not to do that. >> the program has been in affect for 20 years. >> okay, did you catch lady gaga as she kicked off the summer concert series for good morning america. >> fans camped out three days to catch that performance. she zip lined over the crowd and in a smoke filled stage. she sang several charge and changing her wardrobe and cent out a strongg anti-bullying message to america's youth. >> be someone that nurtures and if there is someone who doesn't have friends, be the person that sits with them in the cavuto at times and be the bigger person. >> yeah, you can hear the cheers. lady gaga draws praise not only for her music but the constant message of the youth of today to be themselves and original and kind to one another. c>> the golden gate bridge will turn 75. >> there is a year long program that culminates with a two-day extrave gansa. >> it will be a party with a purpose . >> they are working together to raise funds for the national landd mark. >> a

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street vendors were in the crowd within 12 hours and they were selling obama got osama t-shirts. >>>began friday when president obama gave the green light and then it was a coordinated 48 hours to kill osama bin laden. nbc's jim miklaszewski explains how the al qaeda leader was brought to justice. >> reporter: friday morning just minutes before departing the white house on his way to inspect tornado damage in alabama, president obama gave the order to launch the operation to kill osama bin laden. more than two days later, u.s. special operations forces attacked bin laden's heavily fortified compound at abatabad, in a scene straight out of an action thriller, commandos closed in for the kill. on approach, one helicopter had mechanical problems, but no one was hurt. special forces teams flooded the compound and immediately came under heavy fire. it was obvious bin laden would not be taken alive. u.s. officials say armed with an automatic rifle the al qaeda leader fired on the americans who then shot and killed bin lat laden. >> then the first bang came, three other consecutive bangs ca

reporter: spoke with stow's family at the grand prix last night where some vendors were selling t-shirts and hats as a fund-raiser. they say they are not resentful. they said they are very grateful for some of the care he received there. meanwhile we are hearing that los angeles police may have been making some progress in the search for the suspect, the two suspects responsible for beating stow. we're working on getting an update on that for you. we'll bring it to you later this morning. >> time now 5:03. g -- pg and e will start high line pipe testing today. a similar test a curred last week in mountain view. that's where they filled a mile and a half pipeline with 100,000 gallons of water. they checked pressure gauges to spot any signs of leaks. pg and e is doing this in response to pipeline disaster last september. the california public utility commission will hold a public hearing today in response. the hearing takes place in santa rosa at 4:00 p.m. it will last about 3 hours. officials want public input on thousand the commission should make sure transmission lives are safe. the me

they are selling t-shirts on the web side that shows the president's face on the front along with thehe usa. on the back is an image of the president's birth certificate from hawaii. one the white house produced in april in anttem to squelch accusations that he is not an american born citizen. the t-shirt is available with a donation o at let $2 to the campaign. >>> if y think youmoney is profebruaried from thieves because new don't carry cash, think again. thves u skmerso swipe informiofrom bk cas. michael finney has some ways th you c ptect yourself. >> reporter: the key to your account, namely the information on the magnetic stripe, can be copied when you use your bank card at gas stations, stores or increasingly even at your own bank's atm. deputy police inspector says thieves do it by installing a device called a skimmer right over the real card reader. >> when you pass your at match card in and wig draw it, a little chip in there records the information off your magnetic stripe. >> to record the pin number thieves easten install a tiny camera hidden in a panel above the keypad.

when they do go through the turn, each will be given out and worn t- shirts that it celebrate the anniversaryf the sharks. a sea of orange. there is torn to there is black, and then there is this guy. there was actually a canuks rally. >> yes, a couple of hundred down there, there were just cheering we travel wilwell, we all came down from canada. but we will have to do some damage tonight in in. >> we will take it easy on you. now that was a canucks fan. we have all kinds of characters and all kinds of henry air, that is what we have seen for the better part of an hour and a half this will be going on up until 6:00. we want to see if the sharks can rally. they can feed off of the energy of some of this crowd. back to you. >> the forecast for this hour shows temperatures in the '60s around our area, currently in the '70s for the inland spot, the full weather check is straight ahead. and >> we have a programming note to tell you about tonight will nbc programming and the giants will air on nbc, that means that the line will be shown at 8:00 p.m. on kron4. followed by a special edition of kron4

we have t-shirts. we have that we like our man on nice. that's for your mom.>jeff: shark tank wasn't the only place for fans were flying their colors. fans were showing their support for the home team. >> on a die-hard sharks van, looking for to the next round. i can't wait. >>jeff: is a totally behind the team mentally the shark tank will be the new home of the stanley cup. in san jose, kron 4 news. >>pam: we've been keeping an eye on a fire burning in the mission district at 20 street. a little less smoke now than earlier but nonetheless it's not under control yet. stay tuned. >>pam: harry was not always that confident, as a teenager he wasn't allowed to take said. he credits a counselor at the can't for the blind for taking him to the lake and putting a rope in his hand. >> to make a long story short in the amount it takes to be allocated and step on the gas, i became a water skier carried >>pam: that was in 1958. it 10 years later he entered the bay to breakers and took home a trophy for his courage. while he made nasby as old as the hills he's been runnin

zazzle is handling literally thousands of orders from t-shirts to hats to iphone covers.as up on the webs within minutes last night. >> who broke the news now of the u.s. attack bin laden? an out of work computer programmer in pakistan. he tweeted and blogged the information not knowing what was happening. the 33-year-old heard a loud bang na shook his windows. he tweeted i hope, quote, it's not the start of something nast yichlt as the battle unfolded he blogged live what he was hearing in real time. the aircraft might be a drone, and the army was conducting door-to-door searches in the surrounding area. this is part of his blog and tweet. this is about seven hours after president barack obama announced bin laden's death. tweets later he reported there goes the neighborhood. you can head to our website for the latest developments in this entire story. we have the up-to-the minute reaction from the white house and also the debate over osama bin laden's burial at sea and find out about how the u.s. hunted down the al qaeda leader and what it means for u.s. relations with t

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. >> hats, t-shirts dozens gathered outside d.c. superior court once again to rally for rights in the district. >> we have fights ahead of us. we need statehood. >> it is not that we wanted to be treated differently, we just want the same rights that other people have in other places. >> #5 of the so-called dec 41, he was arrested last month along with mayor vincent gray during a similar rally about local taxpayer dollars facing charges of failure to obey an unlawful assembly. this morning he and a dozen others faced the judge. >> we will see how far and what democracy looks like here in washington, d.c. >> this comes on the heels of the arrest of councilwoman cheh last night. >> it is not a question of show but a question of our doing whatever measure necessary to get our rights. >> speaking to the 17, the judge said this morning it is always good to see people stand up for what they believe in. a lawyer for the group says if any decide to go to trial, in fact, they could do that, these eight that have not posted at sea. there is a

. >> reporter: students say they will wear white t-shirts with peace signs to show their opposition to racist ideas. >>> two years ago,melanie and her father were hit by a drunk driver. to mark that somber anniversary her family is teaming up with the chp. >> reporter: an emotion day for a father, an important night for the nevado police department. take a look behind me. officers are preparing to open this sobriety checkpoint. police being assisted by a number of law enforcement agency, tonight this checkpoint is in honor of melody. >> i don't even remember setting out on the walk with melody. it was a walk we had taken dozens and dozens and dozens of times. i remember other nights but not that particular night. >> it became apparent it wasn't a dreamt when someone came and asked if they could pray for me. >> reporter: a 5-year-old filled with dreams struck by a motorcyclists. aaron lost his leg, the next day he lost his daughter. >> i have this memory of asking where's my daughter, where's my daughter you know i was fading in and out. >> reporter: tonight he will be up at the nevado