. >>> the circus has launched back into town. ncludes the ringling brothers barnum & bailey circus elephants in. they paraded from the circus train. the first show is tomorrow night at 7:30 p.m. after san francisco the circus comes to oakland before heading up to sacramento. >>> tonight at 5:00 a warning is going out that bird flu is back. the new threat, the new name it's going by and why scientists say the bay area will not be immune when it comes to this flu. that story and more coming up in our next newscast, ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. thanks for watching. have a great day. ♪ ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm-mm-mmm ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm-mm-mmm ♪ ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm-mm-mmm ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm-mm-mmm ♪ [ female announcer ] kraft cheese has more full length shreds in every bag. you'll see the difference. ♪ mm-mmm-mmm-mm

earlier today they paraded from the circus ring to the cow palace this kicks off the san francisco circus run. the first show is tomorrow night at 7:30. after san francisco, the show comes to oakland's or cal arena before heading up to kret. >>> the little league world champions are home in california. the oceanview team from heech went directly from the airport to dhir huntington beach directly home. they got to sign their first autographs for their supporters. huntington beach beat a team from japan. japan won it last year. congratulations. >>> well, we're just 90 minutes away now from the release of the final report on the san bruno pipeline explosion. the early details leaked by the ntsb this morning. >>> developing news out of san francisco. we're live at the scene as a man shot in the head in san francisco's mission district. >>> we're live in san francisco where a man is shot outside of a restaurant and is now fighting for his life. we'll tell you where it happened coming up. reporter: why santa clara's

in san jose today, we had warm weather for the circus arriving into town. temperatures in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees. the hottest spot was in the south bay with camel coming in at -- campbell coming in at a warm to hot 93. pleasanton, 92. gilroy also 92. those were the only 90s on the board at least for today. and yes, here comes back the fog. time lapse the past half-hour shows it moving in quickly across the transamerica building. then as of the last check, even starting to get fogged in here in our downtown skycam. yes, the fog will be back tonight. currently still clear skies right here in the east bay and oakland with 64 degrees. winds westerly at 20 miles per hour. and as per normal, we are seeing those numbers dropping along the peninsula. 69 in san mateo. then 20 miles down highway 101, dipping into some 80s. 818 in sunnyvale, 90 in concord. right now 74 in napa. some of the onshore wind is pushing rights throughout the delta, helping to drop the numbers. in fairfield you have 90. a lot of disparities on the board now as that fog starts to filt

plus, we'll explain why for these kids it takes more l than just money to enjoy a day at the circus. we'll show you. >>> yet another b.a.r.t. protest is brewing. more than 200 people posted on a facebook page. they plan to join tomorrow's suggested protest at the civic center station in the city. meantime, b.a.r.t. leaders have issued a letter to its riders defending the decision to shut down cell phone service earlier this month. the decision came after the protests shown here from last month. that protest disrupted 96 trains at the height of rush hour on july 11th. when leaders learned protesters planned to use cell phones to coordinate another protest, they say the situation qualified as, quote, serious and imminent threat to the safety of b.a.r.t. passengers and personnel but critics say b.a.r.t. overstepped its boundaries by cutting off phone service and now b.a.r.t. decided to hold a public meeting on wednesday to discuss the decision with the public, but, again, there is a protest scheduled for tomorrow as well due to p p.m.. 5:00 p.m. at vic center staon. we'lll be right back

. >>> you may have heard the circus is in town. how it's bringing some much- needed cheer to those recently laid-off police officers in the south bay. >>> plus former senate candidate christine o'donnell storms off an interview. the question she didn't want to answer. >> and a dog in danger stuck on a california freeway. how it got there and why it's refusing to leave when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ [ male announcer ] who's your car's best friend? gasoline that cleans. chevron with techron. care for your car. >>> good morning. here's a live look at conditions on the upper deck of the bay bridge. looking good. coming up we'll have an update on the traffic conditions on 580 in san rafael >>> pg&e says it's not their fall. the utility filed documents with the feds primarily blaming september's san bruno blast on a faulty pipeline weld, done by an outside manufacturing company. they blame it on the manufacturing company. bruin and the puc blame pg&e -- san bruno and the puc blame pg&e saying the company's poor recordkeeping an

. >>> the circus is back in town. we want to show you video of the ringling brothers barnum and bailey circus elephants. earlier this morning they paraded from the circus train into the cow palace. the traditional march kicks off the san francisco circus run. the first show is tomorrow night at 7:30. after san francisco the circus comes to oakland before heading up to sacramento. i saw the show last year, the acrobatics of the show now, it's phenomenal. it's like cirque du soleil. >> and it's here. >> and it's here. >>> time now 5:37. hey, sal, are you going to let them do that around the toll plaza? reporter: you know, right now at the toll plaza it is light. there are no major problems there right now. pam and dave, traffic looks good coming up to the westbound bay bridge. it is nice. we are seeing just a small slown, i'm still going to -- slowdown. i'm still going to call it light there. the morning commute looks good, if you are driving on interstate 880, let's say you're driving from downtown oakland to hayward or

. >>> the circus is in town. eight asian elephants stepped off the circus train today in san jose.embers of the all female packaderm parade march madness their way to the hp pavilion where they will perform this week in what is known as the greatest show on earth. >> more than 100 kids from around the world are in the bay area tonight for a very special summer get away. these kids have gone through more than us could every imagine. sharon chin shows us how they were showered with affection when their planes rolled in. >> reporter: a v.i.p. welcome to s.f.o. for special passengers. 150 children traveled from throughout the u.s., canada and israel for a week-long adventure of a life. the children are chronically ill, battling muscular dystrophy and leukemia and other medical issues. this can help them forget they are fighting cancer. >> getting to do what i can't do in the hospital. i'm undergoing chemo right now. so to come out here with a totally medically arranged trip is great. >> reporter: taking seriously ill children on adventures. >> this is huge. this is the largest medicall

. >>> the circus is in town. bay area meteorologist christina loren served as emcee of opening night at hp pavilion in san jose. nbc area is a proud sponsor. tomorrow, the circus is inviting san jose police officers laid off as a result of budget cuts to bring their families to the show free of charge. >> let's turn our attention over to david andrews. the niners have a new quarterback and the giants actually looking okay. take it away. >> things are turning out for the bay area teams. coming up, a pair of heartbreaking losses in atlanta. the giants looking to exact some revenge against the braves. and things looking up for the g-men. we'l poin srts.ngahu po srts. >>> some notable headlines with our bay area teams tonight. let's bring in damon andrews. >> last year's giants mantra was torture and they won the world series. this year, the giants continue to show pain never felt so good. they dropped their second straight game tuesday in a walkoff fashion. what kind of torture was in store in game three of four? gi

so we're not a red line yet but the circus is a real go in strong and the results are in from the circus that is the ames straw poll michele bachmann won with four thousand eight hundred twenty three votes narrowly beseen her second place opponent by one hundred fifty two votes. sold by tim plenty in a distant third place with two thousand two hundred ninety three votes but once he was trailed by homophobic theocrat rick santorum and former federal reserve governor herman cain newt gingrich and jon huntsman had no formal presence at the debate in their numbers reflected that it's macabre came a good last thirty five votes but one award for most bad ass name in other news the number two has ceased to exist this is the headline that appeared on politico after the results came in or you posted on the minnesota public radio website politico has since changed the headline to simply say michele bachmann wins and straw poll pretty clear them right second place is entirely irrelevant sucks for them there's no libertarian television to call them out for it this time around that's right someone na

tam camera . ]s the circus is in town we go behind the scenes at a three ring at preview. >> the greatestw on earth is in the bay area it is fun for the whole family featuring el rey of performers and clowns it is always been led by allen, a ground out ringmaster. the greatest show on earth >> fully charged is the name of our show it is all about the power of the performers energizing the audience. >> and the lord of the ring is a look >> it is the first time i at performed professionally in san jose >> i got to previews some of the energetic lack access plus a comedy of their fame as clowns >> bring a lot and a g to the show we are fully active in keeping everybody energized >> i even took my turn on the tight rope keeping it low i will keep the i wired to the experts you have to come and see it live in action >> we have gentelman from the ukraine they swing logs the size of telephone poles above their head. >> the fully charged circus is the beauty and grace. >> the circuits will be in the pavilion until sunday than it wanted to the cow palace and then it tends to the oakland arraign th

all of them will perform in the circus but we're told the younger elephants will take on a more active role than the senior elephants of course. >>> if you're looking to audition for the next season of "the voice," the venue next week has been changed. alert, alert. the new location is at the south san francisco conference center at 255 south airport boulevard on tuesday august 23rd. casting will begin at 5:00 a.m. anyone who has registered online to try out will be notified by e-mail. >>> brent cannon, are you trying out for any voice related competitions? >> no, i'm keeping it slim except for what we do coming up in a few minutes on comcast 186. the school state superintendant going inform jof to join us. ki>>oo lng forward to it.oo >> bye. >>> most viewers agree with us, the new law taking financial control away from local school districts is wrong. stating, this last minute back room deal reikt haved local flexibility and used image fairy revenue to balance the budget. cutting the school year by seven days should not be an option. lisa fumes, i'm shocked at how inflexible the admin

things that are not normal and that part i wish would really not happen, the circus-like part of thel justice system is looking really, really bad. >> the circus-like atmosphere sheds a negative light on our justice system. you would a judge now who recused himself from the case. do you think this was the right thing to do at this point, to maybe even try to end this circus as you point out that's surrounding this? >> my guess is he recused himself because he did something outside of his domain. i'm not sure why he's recusing himself. my guess is because of all the negative things being said about him and belvin perry is able to handle it better. have at it. you've handled everything else. keep it all in one place. orange county is not that big of a county so there's not that many judges there as opposed to some of the larger cities in the united states. easier to recuse yourself when you're personally biased. >> and the gossip website tmz has a picture on its website of a woman who is casey anthony spotted in ohio. see if she's spotted in florida in a courtroom tomorrow. thank you,

and inside the circus with the ring master who grew ep here in the bay area. what it takes to run that tradition and how the greatest show on earth survives while people are pinching pennies in these tough times. and hear from an astronomer who found the darkest planet in our galaxy. watch comcast 186. >> you're seeing the circus ringmafrin ringmaster is coming in here? >> he is. >> that's going to be fun to watch. see you later. good-bye. ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪ he even hangs out with the camp director. just like that. [ male announcer ] the new i thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. with totino's pizza rolls. big pizza taste in a bite size roll that my kids can't resist. plus i get two box tops for their school. totino's pizza rolls. the pizza way to snack. and safeway's 10% back to schools pro

what's more than 100 miles out in the north sea, ribbons of oil are streaking the circus. from the air, a small slip appears to be breaking up. from the seabed, pictures shot on sunday see bubbles of oil rising from a grating. this is at the heart of the problem. the shell platform has been drilling for two decades. from the surface, a pipeline drops 310 feet to the seabed. it snakes along for 7 miles and follows oil back to the surface. the leak is a short distance from the well head. shell says 1,300 barrels of oil have escaped. >> it took us until friday to gain access to where the leak is occurring. we depressurized that line, which caused substantial reduction in the spill. now, we have a very minor, are relatively minor, leak. >> it is still the worst for a decade. in europe's oil capital, there is no panic. since the 70's, this harbor has bustled with ships, and aberdeen has grown rich on oil. but the like to supplies are more difficult to extract. does that mean there will be more spills? >> the costs are high. the environmental risk is high. but the signs will cont

response red ball are leading the way in formula one and they have also paved the way of what will be the circus of the americas next year because although the former driver david coulthard got back behind the wheel to test out which is a dirt track in texas and in just under fifteen months it will debut on the f one caliber circuit of the state capital of austin is set to host the last one race of the trenton twelve season and it's hoped this will raise the profile of the hope ten schools in america. now to a sport that has been played for thousands of years polo over the last century it all but played it out completely in russia and now it's being revived with help from sports historic powerhouse argentina. reports. horses count among the most trusted friends of mankind in wildlife and this is why paulo is one of the most popular sports this game was first played in persia more than two thousand years ago and has only slightly changed since then. it still takes the same skills to score goals with a long handled him out on the field it's twice as big as a football pitch. the most important thin

had two victories in the last five we're going to make it more and more of the next three races the circus that should really suit i think you look at the calendar and you want to take off you want to win at least every so you want to win every circuit and some play some circuit so you know we can circuits and some so from the circuits and spar is what i've been actually quite competitive for the past couple of years let's move to n.f.l. preseason with the ravens heralded defense gave up over thirty points but both more still managed to see off neighbors washington the home side benefiting from solid quarterback play while the redskins continue to remain on decided on their starting signal caller ravens q.b. a jew flocka look paving new signing the evans here to make a fourteen piece before buffalo bills start doing what he's best known for running straight on making the catch rex grossman on john back up bottling it out for the redskins starting quarterback john beck stating his case for the past deterrents austin hunting with a ten twenty or twenty one lead. back up tie rod taylor then c

. >>> there is no mistaking the circus is in town. eight asian elephants stepped off a circus train today in san jose marching their way to the hp pavilion where they will perform this week in what is always known as the gettest show on earth. >>> more than 100 kids from around the world are in the bay area tonight for a very special summer get away. these kids have gone through more than most of us could ever imagine. sharon chin shows us how they were showered with affection when their planes touched down. >> reporter: a vip welcome to special passengers to s.f.o. 150 children traveled throughout the u.s., canada and israel for a week long adventure of a lifetime. the children are chronically ill battling leukemia and other illnesses requiring constant medical attentions. but for travelers like this 19- year-old, the vacation means he can forget he is fighting cancer. >> a lot of other things most people are doing i can't really do in the hospital. i'm undergoing chemo right now. so to come out here, a medically supervise trip, this

. >>> they are asking them to boycott the ring willing brothers circus. they will stop in oakland and the head of peninsular humane society called it an outdated form of entertainment. humane officials will check on

two victories in the last four if we're going to make it more and more over the next three races the circus and should really suit i think you look at the calendar and you want to take off you want to win at least every single one of every circuit and some place some circuit so you're weaker circuits and some so circuits and spar is what i've been actually quite competitive for the past couple years while another driving sensation gone it's a patrick it's not to increase their exposure in the racing world that's why it's a nine year old moving full time from the indy car series to car battery has been racing part time in a lower tier nascar series since twenty time becoming the fast the male to mention the top five open about to march now the americans aiming for a full season schedule next year twenty nine year old patrick's long term plan is to race in the levels whites when. he was consummate to have already in the car history books where now the ins egypt three hundred three years ago was the first ever by a woman. finally the n.f.l. preseason action saw the ravens heralded the clowns o

in overnight shoes, the circus has marched back into town. deo of the ring ling brothers barnum and bailey circus elephants. the traditional march. after san francisco, the circus comes to oakland before heading up to sacramento. >>> san francisco voters will not have to wait long to learn the winner of this year's mayoral race. election officials tell "the examiner." they will release early rank- choice results the day after the election. that will give voters. >>> anna eshoo has announced she will seek an 11th term. she's represented the area for almost 20 years. congressional redirecting added los gatos, campbell and parts of san jose to her district. she said her focus will be preserving and creating high- tech jobs in silicon valley. >>> a new effort underway to abolish catch -- california's death penalty. a group that involves law enforcement officers, crime victim advocates and people who have been cleared from wrongful convictions will unveil the safe california act. it's a ballot initiative to replace california's death penalty with l

the circus we went through to get leader and everyone playing politics, president wanting a year, republicansrying to fight east tea party, what all the battles going on and the end result we in a pain deal -- a paper deal and another commission, a super committee that will do it because the senate cannot pass budgets, we cannot curt -- consult spending. it is a way up call for the country on top of what they sigh, tomorrow's job rating comes out what is happening with people's lives and they believe, they don't believe these people this washington have any clue. >>neil: who takes the hit more? >>guest: the president always take the greatest hit but right now all of them. we will see more people, more parties, and we will have more challenges in the primaries for these people. >>neil: for the president? >>guest: i would say it has to be up to 40 or 45 percent he will get a challenge. >>neil: when we come back, retail selling is sluggish. diet and exercise weren't enough for me. i stopped kidding myself. i've been eating healthier, exercising more, and now i'm also taking lipitor. if you've be

original profession is in psychology and so i regard all that's going on on the stage or i should see the circus of washington d.c. as a play of psychological issues essential a pathology and until one learns to step out of one's own. position and look at the world from a fresh and from a higher point of view and taking into consideration the people who the congress is supposed to be serving and with some compassionate hearts go back to the people and go back to congress and start thinking and legislating in negotiating from that point of view we don't stand a chance so even though things look really very devastating from one point of view kev and i will do or say this is a new beginning it needs to happen the way it's happening just so that we can see the horror of the current situation and stored a new type of government and a new type of governance and a relationship between the economic sector the corporate sector and the people themselves. good of you on the program journalists most of the news radio station a better world we hope it all thanks for being with us. we cannot begin to civility

actually cause she says i want to join the circus i think i'm more upset about the new mother as i probably would be if i had to. go what would happen. you know. what we've been called it we're saying it's not it's recession or depression whatever happened there financially for the country it was one of the first things one of the worst things and as a finance director my job was to get loans for people to buy cars well the banks stopped lending money so there was you know not as much need for me so i lost two guys in my department my money went from six figures to very very low five figures and you know we had to try something different i've always loved comedy i've always thought that if you had an absurd way of looking at the world and you could present it the people who make them laugh you can make them feel better about something that's not so good so what is happening is of course that everything we were saying the fact that everyone is expected to balance their checkbook we have to do that all the time and congress some reason doesn't i would really call that absurd i would just call

go to the ballet, circus and the muppets are in town. >> something for everybody. >> don sanchez has "what's hot." >> going where no muppet has gone before. art and soul in downtown oakland is dazzling array of talent. more than 150 artisans and a huge family fun zone. >> the comedy with a thoughtful look at marriage. >> they are celebrating a summer program with a student show case on friday in the palace of fine arts. 141st edition of greatest show on earth. at the h.p. pavilion. the accordion festival is music non-stop. ♪ ♪ >> to the 1920s, part of hot club s.f. is a jazz festival in palo alto. ♪ >> zucchini ice cream and zucchini pizza at the zucchini festival. remember no pants ride? they're part of the san francisco improve festival in eureka theater. don sanchez, abc7 news. >> too much fun and the weather is perfect for anything you want to do. >> i think so. if you go to the coast you have clouds. you might want to wait to wash the car until next week. when the drizzle is over. >> good advice. >> that's it for now. ♪ [ ukulele strumming ] ♪ [ folksy whistling ] [ man ] quitti

it's sort of like a day in the circus yeah. coming out of the iowa straw poll first of all what's your take on the g.o.p. field well i mean far be it for republicans that i would ever try to improve their sanity coming out of a straw poll it's as if every four years or every years when they have a straw poll they try and find the most unlucky people you know that they can and to give them a little lift coming out of this you know i think given that you can buy ballots if thirty bryce apiece michele bachmann and what six thousand of them and as the monitors orders in about forty two hundred of them turn on the right given that you can buy ballots you think the mitt romney would be like we had in this i mean the guy's got for him about the last inspection he bought the last straw poll thousand and he won it and i worked on the two thousand straw poll that george w. bush won in george w. bush is the only republican to ever win the straw poll of the caucus the nomination and the presidency i think he might even be the only person to

ochiro's father used to be a member of the national circus. he was a star acrobat. e toured the u.s. and europe a number of times. but he says he respects ballet, which requires not only technique but also expression. the graduation performance is only a week away. ochiro has not yet fixed his weak turns. otgonnyam, an earlier graduate from the school is helping out. he was a principal dancer with the mongolia national ballet theater. he's been performing as a soloist. ochiro admires otgonnyan. this is also the first time he's been taught by a big name hero abroad. now is your chance ochiro. he seems to be getting the knack of it. it's already april but suddenly it snows. something unexpected happened to ochiro. staying in shape is essential for a dancer. the big day is only a few days away. it seems like he's been careless. ochiro has endured the hard training for the past seven years. all to fulfill his dream of becoming a professional dancer. ♪ ♪ >> he has put in m more hours o training for the graduation performance than anyone else. ♪ ♪ >> on the day of the perf

the early morning march of the biggest stars of the circus. >>> and should people behind bars like then rampage suspect be force bli medicated? -- forcibly med indicatedcated? the court hearing taking place here in the bay area today. >>> welcome back to the morning news. a federal appeals court here in san francisco will hear arguments today on whether prisoners should be forcibly medicated. the court case stems from tucson rampage suspect jared loughner. he has been forcibly medicated because he is said to pose a danger behind bars. >>> while the big show is marching back into the bay area, look at the big animals of the ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus. the first show in san francisco is tomorrow night at 7:30. >>> it's a big show on right now, ktvu morning news and sal doing traffic. reporter: that's right. northbound 17 we have some trouble there because of some road work that is blocking one lane unexpectedly. if you're coming in from the santa cruz mountains, give yourself extra time. also bay bridge toll plaza getting a big delay now. we'll follow that up on morni

go to the ballet, circus and the muppets are in town. >> something for everybody. >> don sanchez has "what's hot." >> going where no muppet has gone before. art and soul in downtown oakland is dazzling array of talent. more than 150 artisans and a huge family fun zone. >> the comedy with a thoughtful look at marriage. >> they are celebrating a summer program with a student show case on friday in the palace of fine arts. 141st edition of greatest show on earth. at the h.p. pavilion. the accordion festival is music non-stop. ♪ ♪ >> to the 1920s, part of hot club s.f. is a jazz festival in palo alto. ♪ >> zucchini ice cream and zucchini pizza at the zucchini festival. remember no pants ride? they're part of the san francisco improve festival in eureka theater. don sanchez, abc7 news. >> too much fun and the weather is perfect for anything you want to do. >> i think so. if you go to the coast you have clouds. you might want to wait to wash the car until next week. when the drizzle is over. >> good advice. >> that's it for now. "who wants to be a [captioning made possible by disney-abceso

san jose police officers to bring their families to the age we for filling in for a night out at the circusey are extending the invitation to discharge police officers. >> i a quick break as the kron 4 morning news continues on this thursday morning. the big drop in texas of a will make prices go out sky rorocket. >> the ex box and place station have been up a big hit jury in our living room until now this is a self- contained portable regaining its system you can take the axe box and place station which cubans it is made by games you open up and play your favorite video consoles walk away from home achan next to the screen by case is big enough to hold your gaming accessories to the display may be game played incredible very sharp and bright and i and component stereo speakers. it is a portable entertainment system you couldn't watch a slew rate cds piling and you have access to the inference one-ac internet. it is a unique device i can see kids using this in a hotel well when they are on vacation with their families and you can take it to your friend's house and you don't mean to wait to

in the first half circus performers from around the world entertain the audience. it's almost time to start. djigitovka is being performed at the national theater for the first time. performers first introduce themselves. the time has come for aman the star rider to take the stage. the audience gives him a standing ovation. aman's brave and brilliant performance delights the crowd. aman thanks his horse, altiyab. he expresses his gratitude with special whistles. aman will take an exam this year to enter a veterinary college. aman takes a day off. his first since the opening ceremony. he goes out with his girlfriend, jenet, for the first time in ages. aman will keep pursuing his two dreams. to become a veterinarian and perform djigitovka. perform djigitovka. ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

there any premonition that this was boiling under the circus and something like this would happen i mean almost everywhere i went in europe there was protest against the rising cost of living there's austerity measures there's barrackers devaluing the currency so there was a feeling of resentment of resistance but right now it's being carried out in a very wrong way and people are just reacting and sort of acting towards a solution and they're only creating a bigger problem right now which is very sad whether it's right or wrong you saw this coming i pretty much did i mean what's happening here in the united states i mean i grew up in brooklyn and there wasn't one week where me or one of my friends was either targeted by the police intimidated and my rights violated so i understand where these people are coming from especially with the culture of consumerism people are just going out there they're desperate they don't know what they're doing and they're just acting out acting stupid and creating more problems for their country do you think that this could happen in brooklyn in the united

let's just keep this madness going and engage in the circus-like atmosphere so-called the casey anthony case. >> the 25-year-old was acquitted of killing her 2-year-old daughter. so, will casey come back or not? nbc's kerry sanders is in orlando with the latest on this. kerry, we are hearing that casey's case has been transferred now to another judge, which was a motion filed just the other day, correct? >> yeah. we have all sorts of developments. first of all, i'm standing in front of the department of corrections in orlando where if casey anthony follows the current schedule that she's been ordered to do she will have to show up before 5:00. but at the same time remember this is an order that came from judge stan strickland. he was the judge who handled the case on the check fraud casey anthony pled guilty. and he said that he sentenced her to a year's probation. the confusion here is did she serve that year's probation as she was sitting in the orange county jail here in orlando awaiting the murder trial, or does that probation begin when she left the jail? so her attorneys argue, an

new act in town as these saucy performers leave their suit to be welcomed into their new homes the moscow circus prevent the two had their first steps to. take three. three. three. three. three. three live video for your media drug free media gondar t.v. dot com. kareen here is your next with a live update on the business desk stay with us. welcome to our business update this cell thanks for joining me russia's role snap has struck a multi-billion dollar deal with the world's biggest oil company x. and mobile deal comes just months after the collapse of the tie up with b.p. the american firm will become main partner and exploring in the potentially huge reserves of russia's arctic sell in turn russia's state run oil group will take part in exploration projects in the u.s. including in the deep waters of the gulf of mexico and texas the initial investment is expected to be about three point two billion dollars but the partnership could pull out as much as five hundred billion dollars into the project will hold two thirds of the joint venture exxon mobil one. and joining me now to discuss the issu

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the circus is in town. kron4 aubrey aquino goes behind the scene to give us a tour. >> it is fun for the whole family featuring an array of or original performances, plastic clowns and superhuman stunts that is all being led by a home grown ringmaster. ringling brothers and barnum and bailey are back with the 141st edition of the greatest show on earth. >> month fully charged is the theme of our show as well as the name. it is about energizing the audience in the energy of the audience in turn reenergize sing them to put on display shelf. >> this is the first time that it has performed thessaly in san jose and for my friends and family like this is a lot of fun. >> i took my turn on the tight rope. i will leave this tightwire to be experts. then you will have to see live in action. >> we have a pair of denim and from the ukraine their strong man and a swing logged the size of telephone poles around their heads. we see men that like themselves on fire. >> this service features all kinds of power from hp, manp

or as elephants call it, "a way better gig than the circus." dies and gentlemen, we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ bright lights, big city going to my head bright lights, big city going to my head ♪ ♪ bright lights, big city going to my head i don't care, no 'cause you don't care, no ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: amazing. that's guitarist gary clark, jr., right there. [ cheers and applause ] sitting in with the roots. oh man, his latest album, "the bright lights ep" just came out today. thank you so much for being here. i appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> jimmy: that's a nice guitar, there. what kind of guitar is that? >> epiphone casino. >> jimmy: oh, that's the one you always play? >> usually play a red one, but this one's doing it for now. >> jimmy: it's a different color, yeah, yeah. >> same thing. >> jimmy: what was the first guitar you started with. do you remember? >> an ibanez rx 20. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's a pretty dec guitar. >> eh! >> jimm

quintuplets even though ever so often the only adding a couple that are still alive that periodically pop up in a newspaper, it wasn't, even though it was a complete circus when they were little, it sort of dissipated i guess over time. i think it does go back to also the changes in how in the media demand there's just so much time and so much space to be filled. >> host: then it was the evening news. 24 hours. >> guest: is exactly. and only had even dillinger the merely 60's you had three choices on television and so their authority to make the selections for what they put on the newscasts every night is a little more pronounced than today. today you have likened imagine being an editor for cnn or someone who has the website every day coming up with a steady stream of material because the idea being if we don't have something in the public will go so that may be the primary difference that there is just sort of this ongoing insatiable demand. again, about the media models out there for the content and so that just brings itself to the kind of stuff that i talk about in the book. >> host: you almost think maybe there is an element of the kind of psycholo

continue this fight, but i doubt this guy will get the reason -- get the real thinking in that the circus is finished. >> what do you see as the future for libya? >> i think we'll have good future provided we realize that our problems begin the day he came. we have a lot of fighters. we have the new generation. we have many things to take into consideration which were not available -- see, one -- the first independence was declared, i was part of it but i was -- but at that time, we had the money. we had no manpower. but we had good leadership. >> who do you any is fit to run the country going forward? >> if the new people and i know some of them and there are excellent people, but they have to try to start making a real government. a government which guarantees freedom. >> have to wonder if the former prime minister would ever have thought he would see a day like this. >>> other top stories ahead. >>> and i'll bring you the story of new hope to a little girl maimed in the libyan war. superpages.com®. for local maps, reviews and videos & it's the only local search site with the superguara

you get sound bites from 4-year-olds at the circus. rth after somebody has been shot and horrible situation. this little boy shouldn't be commenting on this type of thing. i think this interviewer got a little crazy at the key -- probably rushed back to the station. >> bill: they did it on purpose. >> i don't think they did it on purpose. why? >> bill: because you have to put it through a machine. you look at the same tape. you look at the whole tape when you put it through the machine. >> and running and gunning to try to put it together. it was late. >> bill: do you think the station is going to do anything to these people. >> they said no comment to us. no comment, no comment, no comment. >> bill: the station did it on purpose not the station but the guy. you and i disagree. >> i totally disagree. we can find out the situation i would like to know. >> bill: impossible for them not to have done it on purpose. they knew what the boy's statement was. unfortunately, that kind of editing goes on and it should be punished. >> look at the s

gdp number and the revisions of previous gdp numbers revised downward, it was sort of masked by the circus going on in washington over the debt ceiling problem. that number to most traders have sent a very, very scary message. >> if that's what you're looking at, what are you going to look for tomorrow? >> well, you know, tomorrow, unfortunately, we can't escape the numbers, tomorrow we're going to get an unemployment number, which we hope that will be better than expected, but in the environment we're in, it's possible that it will be worse than expected. if it comes in, and it's an if, if it comes in worse than expected, that could reinforce the negative bias. but also the problem of continued problems in the euro zone, and particularly surrounding europe. and so we had a strong dollar today, the weak euro, problems in the euro zone, on top of all the other problem weers dealing with in the u.s. domestically. and clearly today, it was a bad day. whether it was a selling climax, i think it's a little too early to tell. i would sense that the market clearly is probably getting a little ove

the next few months and weeks. now after a three month case surrounded by a sensationalist media circus the sexual assault charges against dominique strauss kahn have been dropped the former head of the international monetary fund called the ordeal a personal nightmare. reports from new york. a manhattan supreme court judge delivered that ruling on tuesday after prosecutors in the case say that the accuser now facade to diyala has not been truthful on all matters a great and small now however this delivered by the judge is on hold pending an appeal by mr gallo the accuser now in his first public statement since being arrested on may fourteenth dominique strauss kahn said that their minds have been in making their for him and his family and they are looking forward to returning to france dominic strauss kahn was arrested on may fourteenth shortly after paraded in front of news cameras by the new york city police department at that point he was essentially vilified by mon most mainstream media outlets and found guilty in the court of public opinion now the new york media turned this criminal investigation into somewhat of

well in the meantime circus trappin spent about she have appealed against the decision by the turkish football federation to was told of the champions league goal. was due to join europe's elite of this thursday's draw for the group stage but were removed. much estimation. transport will take their place which means their. qualifier against athletic bilbao has been counseled with the spanish not automatically. all european action continues this thursday evening with three russians teams battling for a place in the group stage of the europa league second to sideline you have the toughest times after losing three in l. take a. lot of trouble to slip back a day to his own advantage. to another while spartak moscow takes away goals that i would love your sort of going home of last week. as no. it's a result after the first leg of the europa league playoff match seems to be more inspired talk staver than their rivals a leg after all the muscovites can still qualify for the next round even with a nil nil or a one one draw however the polish side are probably not going to stick around and th

. >> it's the process, the message, it's the lack of confidence, it's the negative circus environment that was created. not just for those of us who live in the u.s., but for the whole world to see. our skirts were lifted and the world did not like what it saw. >> suzanne: trader jonathan corpina says investors from wall street to main street are not just bummed out about our political process, they're worn out. >> investors don't have the confidence in our markets that we need and are looking for. and, what happened in washington did not help that scenario at all. >> suzanne: to be sure, experts say there's still one big reason for investors to cheer up and invest in stocks, and that's corporate profits. the majority of s&p 500 firms have reported second quarter results and 72% have beat analysts' expectations. in a typical quarter since world war ii, only 62%, on average, exceed estimates. still, others say investors need to see that washington lawmakers are capable of working together. >> what will help our markets, what will help investor sentiment, is that we start seeing that un