. >> reporter: yesterday for the os, kc to the dentist.or a we will pitched -- well pitched team. sent jake out as the startling pitcher. -- starting pitcher. his best performance of the season, one of the best of his career, air yet a struck out 8kc hitters in the process. as far as the hitters, nick markakis, he delivers another in the 7th. that's a solo homerun that proved to be the difference. the os will finish the road trip at kc tomorrow afternoon. the --cy money was arrest -- similar own -- see in the hockey playoffs another season comes to an end for the washington capital. after earning the top seed in the east they suffer a sweep against tampa bay. nets the 5th and final blow, the -- it is washington's. >>> jordan williams has decided to leave the university of maryland and take his chances in the nba. he is declared for the june draft. williams early exit is risky for the -- williams could be a 2nd round selection. >>> churchill downs, the post drawn. 20 horses set for saturday's race. the favorite will start on the 8 8th gate.

in espionage and learning everything from forgery, cartography, cryptography, to the fun is about the os as called for our operations from how to create subversive propaganda and rumor campaigns to demoralize the enemy and creek descent. another oss colleague that became a great friend of julius was named betty mcdonald. that he had grown up in honolulu and she had been a young reporter at was very first on scene after the pearl harbor attack. she was recruited because of her working knowledge of japanese and their wartime experience. she and julia would disappear. she and jane would disappear for weeks at a time on orientation courses and small arms courses where they learn how to master a thompson submachine gun and a colt 45. julia was desperate to go to france, but after 17 years of high school and college french she discovered she couldn't speak a word. she had no special skills to recommend her for overseas service. so when the word went out that donovan was looking for warm bodies, anybody's, to help set up and run network of new intelligence bases in india, burma and china, she i

a walk-off homer for the os and a ninth inning come back in the bronx. >>> plus, lebron outpaced the man who replaced him as the league's mvp. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> once again, possible tornados in the middle of the country are stealing all the headlines. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, last night, lebron james played some defense and helped move the heat to one win away from a place in the nba finals. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. and like it or not, the miami heat, one win away from the nba finals. game four in miami. derrick rose wanted to be more aggressive and, boy, was he ever. a huge junk past anthony, he had 23. this game back and forth until the end, tied at 85. rose with a chance for the win. lebron james stood strong. forced the mvp to a tough shot and we are headed to overtime. unfortunately for the bulls, the heat have three superstars and they took over. james, dwyane

. >>> coming up, the a's rely on weather and the os get an extra inning walk-off win. plus, lebron james makes good on something he says he never could do in cleveland. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> today is a busy travel day getting ready for your memorial day forecast. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, when chris bosh dwyane wade and lebron james all signed with the miami heat this off season, they said their goal was to win a championship and now they have their chance. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. you could say the bulls withered down the stretch or that the better team won. call it what you will. the miami heat are going to the nba finals. bulls seemingly had the game in hand, when dwyane wade sparked a comeback. lebron from downtown, he had 28. next possession, the jumper for the lead, he got it. once down 12, the heat crawled all the way back. chicago had a last shot, but derrick rose was blocked

the os leading 3-0. kansas city cut it to 3-2. then kurt suzuki adds to that. his fourth home run of the year. 5-2 is the final today no. team in nba history has ever come back to win the series after losing the first three games, but kobe bryant was confident the lakers would end that streak. >> i might be sick in the head, you know, or crazy, because i still think we're going to win this series. >> so much for kobe's bold prediction. dallas plays the best game of the series. jason terry, who the warriors could have had, had 86 bench points. 4th quarter, lakers down 30. andrew bynum, automatic ejection. the mavs blow out the lakers to sweep the series. will phil jackson sign with the warriors? maybe not. >> this has been a wonderful run. i go out with a sour note after being fined $35,000 this morning by the league, so that's not fun, and having -- feeling like i've been chased on the freeway by them, but as richard nixon says, you won't be able to kick this guy around anymore. >> quoting nixon, i like it. >> this is not pretty. >> ballballballesteros passed aw

temperatures tomorrow with that peek a boo sunshine going up ever so gently into the os and high 60s.he extended forecast, there you have it. a seasonal springtime day in the bay area. on thursday, mid 50s to mid 70s and increase the cloud cover friday afternoon, leading to mostly cloudy skies saturday. another threat of rain returns by sunday. now to my other younger coworker. >> can you? >> not a person. not a sing l one. >> i'm dennis o'donnell. wait until you see what happened at the coliseum tonight and another picture for the giants, next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, no wonder they call it understock coliseum... gio >>> two more than the total fan count. no wonder they call it under stock coliseum. gonzales had the angels waving good-bye in a big way. seven strikeouts, gave up just one hit tonight. but what got into the a's offense? 14 runs, 15 hits, both season high. the a's put up two touchdowns on the angels and move into first place in the american league west. meanwhile the giants manage only a field goal in colorado thank to pat burrell's two-run double. for the second straight

interesting but here they're not just full of oz but they're also cultural spices where you've got the os exhibit since you've got the rollerskating that's holding our community really why most of us hang out so yeah it's busy all times the year i mean basically now in the summer it really is a place for you know the muscovites connotates or you're just you know take it take a bottle go down to the lobby and drink on a bench or if that has a lot of people there yes yeah those are it's a it's a real focal point for the for the city and it's you know as a great place an old hundred years ago and stuff or use it like i did for the money as well but out of good luck with your mouth in the last american you're brave man bakshi the rifle the best i can but also in the area said rough on the. a grand eighteenth century building mr holmes the state museum of oriental art founded in one thousand eighteen museum has one of the largest collections of art in the spot a middle east central asia the caucasus chukotka and many other regions and countries. you can visit the museum a stroll in the bouleva

the race hammer the os, 8-2 is your final this afternoon. >> and we're not letting you. not off this easy. speaking of the range, i didn't know. >> i know you heard the newsroom. >> we did. >> and he hit a home run. >> yeah. >> the first at-bat in the big league. >> right? >> yeah, it is, the first to hit it at camden yards. the first as a ray and the 108th player in baseball to homer the first at-bat. >> i know a get a lot of press interviews. what is the real deal. i can't believe -- . >> he's actually, he hasn't sunk in yet. >> yeah. >> and i think this whole experience is birth than him. >> yeah. >> and at this moment. it happened so fast. >> yeah. >> and get on the plane, be here. >> we're proud of him and you and -- so excited. >> congratulations. >> and we're can't wait for him. >> and we have something to show you. lindsay was in baltimore. >> oh, yeah. >> and let's roll it, guys. >> last night off of zach britain and what makes it better, brandon guyer group an hour south of baltimore and first in virginia and then the university of virginia. on the left, his wif

was able to get a phone call flood onto the department that's actually triggered a investigation of the os and that's that's the rare occurrence and it was politically. i think. nothing i'm just coming to the story for a minute sort of change that org about one more integrated in life info. so robert after spending most of the day there in detention illegally detained by the police force was really lucky to get out of this but we're fortunate enough now to have robert with us from breckenridge minnesota robert thank you so much for joining us tonight robert thank you so much for the show you're bringing me on the on the show today but it's been also to watch you grow i mean i we first i mean i first met you on nine at least when you were fourteen and to see how much work you've been able to do it was while in high school now at seventeen still you know ok can button take a names and really impress me thanks and robert can you update us on the latest case what's happening right now with your well right now the police chief is currently investigating the officer in question which is a former

it's kind of a beltway version of the os cars. the white house correspondence dinner.ley has a look at the highlights of the night. >> reporter: it's called white house correspondence dinner, but last night you could have called it the donald trump roost. >> are you expected him to say anything? you've been in the news. >> i don't think he'll address me. but we'll see. >> reporter: yeah, right. he opened up with a music video of his birth certificate. which trump had questioned. >> tonight for the first time, i'm releasing my official birth video. >> reporter: yes, "the lion king," but the donald was not laughing. >> no one is happier to put this birth certificate matter to rest than the donald. that's because he can finally get back to focusing on the issues that matter. like, did we fake the moon landing? and where are biggie and tupac? >> reporter: the only solace for the donald is he wasn't the only target. >> there's a vicious rumor floating around that could hurt mitt romney. i heard he passed universal health care when he was governor of massachusetts. . >> repo

. >> ricky in the house, cvas take on the os. rst homer of the season, and then brian had his first clean inning in two weeks to lock it down. as beat orioles 4-2. >> cal softball team 1 away from advancing to college world series, first homer of the season,. >>> french open, winning streak is up to 42 in a row after a 4 set win over del petro he is four wins from tieing a record of 46 matched winning streak. >> finally lionel messy scored his 53rd score of the season to lead barcelona to its third championship league title in the last four years. see you tonight at 5:30. >>> look at the smoke now. >> that was in l.a. donors stadium a small fire in the stadium storage area producing that smoke you can see the plumes covering the upper deck on the first base side it happened when the marlins lead the dodgers, firefighter put it out quickly no injuries reported. we will be right back ,,,,,, this was so easy. that was quick. no envelopes to lick. no deposit slips to fill out. a lot less paper to deal with. i like that. i just feed in

foreign languages she would be whisked off to the secret spy school to star in 10 straining working for the os us to the became fast friends with the number of young women that were training to be spies one woman was named jane foster and from a wealthy conservative west coast family and to adventurists california girl but there is wearing it ended. she was widely traveled and briefly married to a diplomat and spoke if you think of the oss and the paramilitary guerrilla operations they get the glory you think of images of agents parachuting behind enemy lines. but the fact is of the 13,000 employees the vast majority spent writing reports collecting and analyzing information and planning missions. the fact many of us us activities could be conducted from behind the desk went women could we equally effective. while the majority of black men did remain in washington helping to support the mission a very small percentage went overseas but the small percentage that did go overseas carry out their assignments with the same audacity self-reliance and what day and inspired. julia got her wish early 1

his code number on all the os as documents, the secret documents, was 109 which was his room number. in his headquarters and headquarters was located on navy s.e.a.l. just across from what now is the state department. his secretary, they had their own codenames. they used to call him seabiscuit after the resource, they always saw him running all around. they could never keep track of him. he kept $2000 in a desk drawer in his desk that he used to pay any sources that emit, and he was constantly darting around washington on secret rendezvous is, on his show for knew where he was. to pay off sources. his r&d chief, research and develop achieve, standard level, was a very well-known inventor, new england defender of his time, drink up all kinds of spy gadgets for donovan. miniature cameras, pistols with silencers, pencil like explosive devices. one idea stanley lovell and donovan were high on work truth drugs. so they decided to experiment a particular truth drugs on a mafia thug, a guy named little audie he was a new york low-level mobster. one of donovan's officers have busted little

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the dow osed up almost 100 points following the conference, ending at a multi-year high. nasdaq reached a ten-year high on wednesday as well. both were up again on thursday. we got our first look at the strength and size of the overall economy for the first quarter of the year, and growth slowed sharplply. the gross domestic product was up by 1.8% on an annualized basis, slightly below analysts' expectations. many economists hope it's just a temporary setback, and that growth will resume close to a 3% pace for the rest of the year. >>> we are in the thick of earnings season, and ford, 3m, ups, boeing, exxon, microsoft, all beat analysts' forecasts. but it wasn't a clean swooeb swe sweep. coke and procter & gamble missssed. >>> brazil isbooming. some 30 million people have been lifted from poverty to this rising middle class to the vast natural resource, doing massive trade deals with china, and that is creating a real boom on the ground throughout brazil. so what is brazil doing right, and it is s sustainable going forward? should you be investing your money in brazil? jo

he has an 11-game hitting streak and the os win their fifth straight.of the chicago white sox has a kind of wardrobe malfunction. we will show you in sports in 20 minutes. >>> is newt gingrich taking advice from sarah palin these days? she suggests avoiding the lame stream media. a few days later, newt gingrich avoids the press. how long can that go on? >>> we are heading into the memorial day weekend. maybe it isn't a vacation weekend for you. whose fault is that? maybe it is your employer or maybe it is you. building up our wireless network all across america. we're adding new cell sites... increasing network capacity, and investing billions of dollars to improve your wireless network experience. from a single phone call to the most advanced data download, we're covering more people in more places than ever before in an effort to give you the best network possible. at&t. rethink possible. >>> we are heading into the holiday weekend. is it a holiday for you? if it is not, that may be the fault of your employer or maybe it is your own fault. france mand

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they say it's because macs are very secure and the os is really bulletproof and to some degree that's true. it's also true that hackers haven't really bothered very much with macs because up until now they weren't a very big market share and wasn't worth the bart but they have gotten a lot more popular and now you're seeing a lot more problems. >>> "the wall street journal" is reporting that zen kbchga is wia week or two for filing for its ipo. we saw linkedin and a russian ipo just yesterday jump in the first day of trading. of course the big daddy of all of these is facebook. we have yet to hear when facebook might do that, but that's certainly what everybody is waiting on. >> won't that be an interesting one. i heard twitter could be in the works as well. >> reporter: twitter as well. zenga will be an interesting one because they make a lot of money, which is exciting, and important for a company to do. >> exactly. but they give away a lot of things too when it happens so we'll see. >>> 5:27 right now. more to come from redwood city as well as your top local stories, including word

bloody crackdown by security forces troops and tanks are reported to have swept into the northern syrian city of bani os the day after a huge anti-government demonstration across the country that left thirty people dead officials blame the terrorist groups for the unrest while protesters say they want an end to decades of oppression and corruption it's now thought more than five hundred eighty people have been killed since the uprising started seven weeks ago following on from the u.s. sanctions and the threat of more to you has agreed to an asset freeze and travel ban for. syrian officials correspondent eric margolis says western countries may have ulterior motives behind their stance on syria. there's great excitement in washington at the prospect of overthrowing the syrian government that's been on the front burner in washington but since the bush stray should be ideas that would deliver a blow to iran since us if it's syria were collapsed and the government fell the israelis would like it because any syrian military capability it would assure that nobody's going to raise the issue of the golan heigh

the nines. s. >>> let's -- os. >> all right. let's check in with sal. now at the toll plaza the heat mering lights were -- metering lights were switched on extra slow. we're up to 25, maybe 30 minutes before you get on bridge. so that could be almost double the time that you have to wait. so make plans accordingly getting into san francisco at the bay bridge. 101 san jose northbound. 280 is not really a decent alternate. i want to show you a picture of that. it's okay here. but just around the corner, it does slow down for that long trip into the valley. today's weather at 7:25 with steve. >> thank you, sal. as you saw from the traffic stops, there's sunshine for some, low clouds and fog for others. 40s and 50s. some of that fog over the bay. temperatures are close but napa airport is down to 42. san mateo starting out 51. mostly cloudy, we'll go -- that fog should be gone by noon. high pressure aloft and on the surface wipes out that fog. right now it's there. sunny, breezy, patchy low clouds. it will still be warm inland. but very close to what we had

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. >> a small protest was held outside the presidental pal os as mr. obama arrived but most pols appear to have welcomed his visit w a country gearing up to take over the presidency, its leader's president will usher in the start of closer bilateral ties. >> in spain thousands of demonstrators filled a square in central barcelona, despite police efforts to break up an anti-government protest camp that's been there two weeks. officers say they need to empty the square, which is popular with football fans, before da's champions league final between barcelona and manchester united. the demonstration does appear to be bigger than ever. well, up to 300 million football fans around the world are expected to tune into saturday's european champions league final. between them the clubs at london's wembley stadium will have some of the game's best players. they also have two very successful managers. dan rowan's report contains some flash photography. >> he's manchester united's man for all seasons. as he oversaw training tonight, they may have reflected on a qua

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on monday bright sunshine returns and highs reaching the mid-7 os by the afternoon. on tuesday partly cloudy with afternoon highs reaching the 70s and on wednesday and thursday there's a possibility of some passing showers and thundershowers. you could follow my forecast on twitter through the weekend, as well as the weather latest science and nature news. that's the way it looks. have a great weekend. >> all right, thank you, tom. you have a good weekend, too. >>> that's news 4 midday. we thank you for joining us and invite you to tune in for more news today at 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 and tonight at 11:00. we have news all through the weekend. plan to join us for that, as well. i'll be back monday morning with news 4 midday. we have some surprises for you on monday. be sure to join us for that. have a great weekend and we'll see you monday morning.

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that represents the amount our customers os. not that we have not build them. we build them based on usage that was not correct. -- we billed them based on usage so was not correct. the question is how fast can you collect that money back? we have stretched out the payment of that receivable over a further time than we originally projected about a month ago. that is the reason for the 47% dropping to 48%. mr. rydstrom has a lot of information about that. >> this is one of the single largest items for your budget that you look at every year, this item. so, i will go through a few slides to summarize. you heard about this with the quarterly financial report. this is a forward looking, starting on july 1st and comparing the next fiscal year. before you today is the wholesale water rate for treated water, as well as the new tradeable water discount rate factor, and also, the environmental enhancement surcharge item. i can come - four a presentation for your -- i can combine those four a presentation for you. we are proposing to go from $1.90 to 263 -- $2.63 in july.

the palestinians... >>ose: with not much time. >> not much time. a matter of a few months. >> rose: and in the summer. >> as the president said, the palestinians walked away from the st talks because their demands were not met. their demand for an extension of the moratorium on new housing construction in the settlements that had been in place for ten months was not extended as ey requested so they left the talks. we did have talks, four meetings between prime minister netanyahu and president abbas. but they didn't make much progress, the time was short, and theyidn' continue. but what the palestinians have to do is come back to the talks. that's the way to get this process going. to get into negotiations. to try to reach agreement and to thrash out the differences between them. >> rose: so what do you make of the prime minister's argent about the hamas/fatah agreement? >> well, that's a very serio matter. i think the prime minister is correct that it's very difficult for israel to negotiate with a party that is committed to israel's destruction and

the magnitude 5.3 quake hit the small town of lorka. os that's about 2 15 miles southeast madrid. there are reports of seven deaths due to fallen debris and cave-ins. the temblor struck at 2:00 a.m., spain time. it followed a smaller 4.4 quake about -- 4.4 quake about two hours earlier. >>> u.s. is hoping that the trial delay for josh fattal and shane bauer is a positive thing. the trial was supposed to begin at 10:00 a.m. in tehran. but they were never brought to court. sarah shourd was released last year for health reasons. she will not be returning to iran for the time. about an hour ago, she told ktvu news that she's sick with worry. >> they weren't brought to court. that's the only information we have. we don't know why they weren't brought to court. we don't know when the next trial will be. we have no idea. we're in limbo. we have no idea what -- no idea what to expect. >> family released a statement saying the boys' lawyer being absent as well is extremely worrisome. >>> the city of napa says it hopes to have repairs finished by this afternoon on a broken water main. in the