>> tori, you're lying. myspace all the time. >> yeah, yeah. >> according to court documents, tori tells prosecutors she believes the brutal attack was because mercedes was also angry at her for borrowing a hairbrush and a razor from the house without telling her. it may sound unbelievable, but it apparently sparks this beating and sets it in motion. >> why did you [ bleep ]. don't [ bleep ]. >> the assault takes place over a span of 30 minutes. at one point on the video, tori pleads with her attackers to let her leave the home. >> uh-huh. you're not leaving. >> let me leave! i'll go home. >> no! >> but they refuse to release her and continue the vicious assault. >> don't ever [ bleep ]. why don't you like her? why don't you like her? don't act -- >> adding to the brutality of the beating is the fact that someone's videotaping the entire scene. the attackers are not only beating the victim but playing to the camera. the girl holding the video camera says to the others, as if she were directing a motion pictu

>> stella. >> reporter: but in 2009, tori's own mother wrote an open letter to tmz, slamming tori forer children as reality show props. >> oh, dear. come on. >> reporter: yet tori defends her choices. >> i could be out acting and getting a job and being on a set 18 hours a day every day away from my kids and they could be hoho with a nanny. >> reporter: and yet having their childhoodsds be on tv, yo ever wonder, well, maybe this could damage them or this could come back and haunt them? >> it really doesn't impact them. if i saw that, it would be done. >> you look fantastic! >> reporter: there is a happy ending to this tale. tori has resolved the very public feud with her biggest critic. her own hollywood mother. what unlocked that door? >> the kids. the kids. and especially at their age, they ask for her. they want to be with grandma. when i see her doing things with the kids, it reminds me of, like, i remember when she did that with me. she was giving stella butterfly kisses one day and i was thinking the same thing. she turned to me, do you remember? and -- i'm going to cry. it was

tori spelling, no stranger to the camera.porter: we all know fame iss that double-edged sword and tori spelling knows firsthand how painful it can be to grow up in the cruel glare of the spotlight yet as a mother of two with a third on the way she's turning that spotlight into her greatest tool in building a mommy mogul empire but it raises the question how will her kids react to the harsh limelight? ♪ >> i'm clark gable. >> i'm going to be like a very pregnant jean harlow. >> reporter: just another day in tori spelling's living room. >> charlie chaplin and shirley temple. >> reporter: the family is all glammed up for a cover shoot for "parenting" magazine. >> love that. >> reporter: her reality tv crew captures it all. cameras on them. cameras on the cameras and our cameras on their cameras. it's tori's life imitating art, imitating life. welcome to "mommywood." >> "mommywood" means being a mom, doing it like everybody else b b being in that fish bowl with the eyes all around you. >> reporter: for tori "mommywood" is not fak

tori? >> all right. jim spellman for us live in cape canaveral, florida. >>> noster city may not be able to -- foster city may not be able to afford another 4th of july celebration. the city spent almost 70,000 for the festival and has received only 3,000 in donation and another 14,000 from the lions club which operated a parking operation. the city solicited help from sponsors but so far no response. >>> coming up -- we'll go to london where hundreds of fans are up the spell of harry potter. >>> an shopping habits and how banks and credit card companies have pown a new way to make money. have found a new way to make money. p r ♪ [ folksy whistling ] [ man ] quitting is a fight you can't let yourself lose. it can take many tries. but keep trying, you will beat smoking. honey, you okay? yeah, i'm fine. ♪ [ ukulele ] >>> stocks rising after data showed an improvement mountain labor market a's of the monthly payroll -- ahead of the monthly payroll report. right now, the dow is currently up 9. nasdaq is up 3

, there's a record of tories. if you see in the movie the patriot, mel gibson's famous movie, where he plays from south carolina who has black help, africans, of course mel gibson as a slave owner? but anyway, some truth to the ferocious partisan fighting

i'm tori damage bell. >> i'm mike mibach.ave clark has the day off. >>> minutes ago, the norwegian government has reported one person has died in the blast. several others are injured, critically. >> the explosion was right near the prime minister's office but the prime minister was not hurt. it's still not clear what exactly caused the blast. >>> los angeles police have arrested two new suspects for the brutal beating of bryan stow. police have concluded that guy yovanny ramirez, paul, was not -- geovany ramirez, paul, was not involved in the beating. >> reporter: very true. as you say, ramirez has not been charged anymore. he's been exonerated, actually, in fact. the two men were arrested on wednesday in connection with the bryan stow case. as of right now, the police are not releasing their names or any other details about their arrest. however, the "l.a. times" say they have physical evidence and circumstancal evidence. the paramedics and emts who work with stow say there's not a day that goes by that they don't think abo

as a tory.hese have come back. notably, no one has come out to really defend mr. cameron in his own party. i think the second question that we come to, apart from this severe dent to his authority, and the fact that this story is going to be with us for at least another year, because of what catherine just says is the police inquiry, but also the levinson inquiry on the media. >> yes. >> and relations with the police. so the second part of the question is, the general relationship with the media and politicians. now, that's alwaysoing to be a bit incestuous, it's just that's been very incestuous in britain in the past few years under attorney blair, under gordon brown, and what we now see as an obsession with media management. not just shared by downing street, but also, my goodness, by the meopolitan police. th is the police force in london that sees it necessary to employ more than 50 press officers, including about 10 people who used to work for news international. this is surely -- >> yes. i

so a lot of tories, there is a recruitment of tories. if you've seen the movie, the patriot, mel gibson's famous movie where he plays a south carolina planter who has hired help, black help, africans. he can't be a slaveholder. of course, mel gibson a slaveholder? .. then after trenton there is an exposed position. washington's crossing of the delaware. he says, oh, my god. i have to pull back. i can't leave this. the same thing a week later. he pulls back his troops. of course the patriots militia comes back into power, and then they harass the tories. you have a coalition of -- it doesn't get into the books because we would call its guerrilla warfare. it is pretty brutal. a lot of people killed. we don't know the stories as well as we know the pitched battle. it's all local. >> thanks for this enlightening discussion. i was sorry if he had anything on the society of cincinnati after the war. interesting that the patriots had been almost european-style society to set cummins is very delete, how did those guys then -- >> washington at fi

i'm tori campbell. it's thursday, july 21st. >>> early this morning, "atlantis" made what looked like a ghostly landing in the predawn light at kennedy space center. >> down and locked. main gear touchdown. >> the four-member crew and the second youngest shuttle return from space in triumph but less than a minute after "atlantis" had stopped rolling, the commander, chris ferguson, was putting the entire program into perspective. >> thank you, "columbia", "challenger," "endeavour," denver denver and and -- "endeavour," and our ship, "atlantis". >> the crew will now readjust to gravity after two weeks in space. they were able to spend time with their -- they were table spend time with their families before answering questions. dash able to spend some time with their families before answering questions. coming up we'll have a live report for what's next for the space program. >>> last night, chief greg sur appeared before hundreds of people in the bayview trying to quell the anger over last week pea fatal

big cooldown takes us into friday, the weekend, tori. >> all right. we have to be prepared for that. >>> the city of palo alto is considering costing for recycling. they are considering closing the center in the bay -- bayland. it's all to cover the fund that covers the trash programs. the proposed recycling charges would ensure people are not paying more in the refuge fun than trash actually costs. last year, scrap metal was the port's biggest export by weight but waste paper was a money motorcycle 1 -- moneymaker. >>> steel from the world trade center is being used in memorials all over the country. so far, more than 1,000 cities, nonprofit, military bases, airports and museums have been granted a piece of the steel. anyone interested had to be prove it would be used in a public display. the cost for the steel is free but organizes have to pay for its transportation costs. >>> ahead -- what is the definition of a hot dog? we'll tell you who wants 20 know. and a few more details about the royal couple of's upcoming visit to california including why t

. >> i'm tori campbell. it's tuesday, july 19th. >>> we're continuing to follow a developing store friday san mateo county. a 62-year-old windsurfer is now at the hospital recovering from hypothermia after spending all night in the water. the coast guard helicopter rescued the woman near the foster city shoreline just about an hour ago. we brought you the dramatic rescue live as it happened. tara moriarty joins us live with an update. good morning, tear you are. >> reporter: -- tara. >> reporter: well, good morning. officials are breathing a sigh of relief. they are very happy this story has a happy ending. many of them were part of the search efforts. now, the 62-year-old woman was found less than half a mile from where we're stand stand -- we're standing. the coast guard spotted her out there, not far at all from where she was last seen. we watched the dramatic rescue unfold. again about, a half a mile away. her husband was concerned because he said his wife has cancer and was undergoing chemotherapy. her

. >>> i'm tori campbell. it's wednesday, july 20th. >>> our top story, a fatal accident on 101 san jose airport. let's go right to sal. >> all right. i want to go right to newschopper2, showing us the slow traffic here on 101 because of a fatal motorcycle crash blocking three lanes of southbound 101 as you approach the san jose international airport between san thomas and trimbell. they are still doing an investigation. the traffic here for most people is very, very slow. it's backed up all the way to the 280 interchange and beyond that even because people are slowing down. even though, again, all of the northbound lanes are open. this if a huge problem -- this is a huge problem. let's go right to jade hernandez. she's on the ground. >> reporter: you can see behind me traffic is slow. just past this accident three lanes are closed. in fact, the chp is keeping us behind this squad car this morning. they are not allowing us to go past the car because the accident investigation is still going on. this accident h

i'm tori campbell. that's our top stories. the two victims were found in the00 block on liberty road from a rural neighborhood outside of petaluma. we have the sad story new at noon, one of the victims was a marin county sheriff deputy. paul chambers has more on this breaking story. >> reporter: tori, i just got new information from the sheriff deputies. let me show you. this house is the scene where everything went down. we're told the suspect is 28- year-old thomas edwin. he held a hostage here. we're also told the sheriff deputy, he's 49 years old, we're told that mathieson was friends with people who lived inside the home, and he came out to help his friend because hallerin was the ex-boyfriend of his friend, that he was making death threats of his friend. that's when mathieson came tout to help the people. mathieson was shot -- was shot outside. we talked to a neighbor in the area who said he heard several shots before the night was over. >> we heard name yelling and a person was found in the driveway. >> reporter: once a

good afternoon, i am tori campbell. the san jose firefighters were reinstated thanks to a grant from the federal government. ktvu's jade hernandez joins us live to explain what this means for public safety. >> reporter: well the move to rehire 22 san jose firefighters may eliminate brownouts in the city. live at the academy for a ceremony which wrapped up an hour and a half ago. >> this is great. [ applause ] >> reporter: joseph can call himself a san jose firefighter again. san jose fire chief willy mcdonald presented badges back to 22 of the 49 firefighters laid off last year including him. the layoffs lead to the department scrambleing to put out fires. this reinstatement ceremony could not have taken place without a 15 million dollar grant by fema. at the department's peak last year it had 655 firefighters but the rehires numbers back near 650. not enough to provide a level of service the city as large as san jose deserves according to the chief but it is a start. >> i felt like last year we should have been able to

paul chambers joins us live with more. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. this is a growing protest. you can see there is a lot of concerned citizens out here. they say they are protesting the shooting death of a 19-year- old man by the san francisco police. this is gonna be a peaceful process as you can see, san francisco police officers are across the street just in case something happens. this is all because of a 19- year-old whose name is kenneth harding. san francisco police say say around 4:45 saturday afternoon, they detained harding for not paying his fare on muni. somehow harding got away from police and started running. police says that's when he en-- that's when he started to fire while getting away. officers then shot him. this is him on the ground. some say officers were wrong for shooting harding. that's why they came together today. >> the purpose of the rally is to go the -- is to get to the bottom of this in more depth and details, why did this man get shot over $2. why did he get shot over $2? that's all it was, about a $2 transport? >> wh

they are always there. >> reporter: what is the tori spelling brand mean? define the brand. >> well, what happened was, i mean, the brandrganically grew and i think that's when brands actutuly grow is when they're organic and real. and i think people an consumers, they can smell something fake from a mile away and it doesn't feel right. they don't want to buy it. and i started to notice if i did things i loved, things i wanted to create, based around my family, my life, the lives we've created together, that things started to flourish. and thth's when kind of the brand just started to grow. so, it was basically just, here i am and i'm not an expert in any area, but here's my story, my experience and shared it with people. >> reporter: spelling represents part of a growing amount of celebrity moms who are incorp rates their kids into their empires. singer and designer gwen stefani announced she's teaming up with target to release a children's line. jennifer lopez posed with her kids in this ad for gucci's children collection. madonna launched a clothing and

. >> i'm tori campbell. it's wednesday, july 13th. >>> well, overnight, right now, the cause of an early-morning fire in atherton is under investigation. now, this fire started at a home on mount vernon lane at about 3:00 a.m. at this at this house. part of the house is currently under construction. we were able to find out everybody inside got out safely. >>> san francisco police are investigating two similar overnight robberies that happened within blocks of each other. the first one was on stockton and sutter streets at 1:00 a.m. the second one happened just a couple of blocks down ton sutter, 45 minutes late r. in both of the cases, the suspects punched the victims in the case, stole their valuables and then ran off. police don't have details of the suspects yet and it's not clear if the cases are related. >>> neighbors in 2001 vallejo neighborhood are fine itly getting mail after it was suspended for days -- for days. the reason -- a chihuahua. claudine wong has more. >> reporter: good morning, tori. i

good afternoon i'm tori campbell. this noontime we are learning more about the fatal bart police shooting last night at san francisco civic center station. allie rasmus has left the police press conference and joins us live with new information. >> reporter: we are at bart head quarters in downtown oakland where a press conference involving the bart chief of police just wrapped up 30 minutes ago. barts police chief says based on the information he has, he says he is quote satisfied that the officers involved in this shooting acted appropriately. now the confrontation that lead up to this shooting happened at 9:45 last night. two bart police officers responded to a car about a man that appeared to be drunk standing on the platform with an open container of alcohol. the chief says because this is an ongoing investigation he couldn't get into too much detail about what happened next. he couldn't tell us how this confrontation between the two officers and the man on the platform started or exactly what this man did to the

i'm tori campbell. the verdicts for casey anthony came in about 45 minutes ago. she cried as the verdicts were read. the people in the courtroom appeared surprise. it's a case that's captivated the country, starting with the moment little caylee anthony was reported missing three years ago up until today with the verdicts. let's go live to emily schmidt who has been following the trial. >> reporter: good afternoon. less than an hour ago, casey anthony, when she heard the verdict, she broke into tears. their decision, not guilty on the most serious charges of killing her daughter. when day two of jury deliberations in the casey anthony trial got underway in orlando, an anxious casey anthony arrived to court learning this was the day she could learn her fate and it was. >> a jury of your peers have found you not guilty as to the charge contained of count one of the indictment, murder in the first degree. >> reporter: deliberations took jut over ten hours. for the men and women of the jury, it was literally a life or death situation, with the first-degree murder con

. >> i'm tori campbell. it's friday, julyth. >>> daylight, giving is a better view of the -- giving us a better view of the plane crash. two people on board that small plane were plane almost slam into the watsonville community hospital. >> reporter: the plane didn't hit the hospital directly. you can still see the wreck an. that's what's left of a -- wreckage. that's what's left of a single- engine plane. withins say this plane took off -- witnesses say this plane took off an skidded, and hit the front of the building. the plane burst into flames when it hit the building. witnesses who saw what happened took this video of the aftercrash. the two people on boar has died. the watsonville -- on board have died. many people witnessed this crash. no one on the ground or inside the billing was hurt. that's because the building was closed at the time of the crash. as for the hospital next door, a spokesperson says nothing was affected there, no power outages, because this crash. a watsonville police sergeant says

i'm tori campbell. this kidnap attempt in san jose has stunned the community base of its boldness. it happened on park avenue when a woman followed two sisters into their home and tried to literally grab the younger girl out of her mother's arms. jade hernandez joins us live to explain what's happened to the suspect. >> reporter: good afternoon. when you think what happened in this neighborhood, you think what was this person thinking? san jose police still don't know the answer but the details are chilling. >> the suspect enters the house and confronts the mother and actually tries to take the child out of her arms by force and the mother is fighting her off. >> reporter: san jose police jose garcia is referring to what a 26-year-old san jose woman attempted. officers say she tried to lure a 3-year-old with candy from her sister. when the teenager ran out with the girl, the suspect did not stop there. police say she forced her way into the home and the mother had to fight off the crazed woman. eventually, the suspect ran out of the house and the officers found her shortly from whe

. >> i'm tori campbell. it's tuesday, july 5th. >>> mike martin vanished on saturday possibly while on 5 bike ride. just a short time ago, allie rasmus spoke to the missing man's girlfriend. >> reporter: good morning. the friends and family of 9- year-old mike martin believe -- 9-year-old mike martin believe he may have gone on a bike ride. you can see there are a number of bicyclists getting ready to start their morning ride. the reason why his family says this is where they believe he went is because another biker found his cell phone on the side of the road. that was more than two days ago. martin has not been seen since saturday afternoon. mike martin is 9 years old, he's 6 feet tall with brown hair and brown eyes. now, when we spoke to his girlfriend, she said she's also concerned because she found out that martin had recently been doing some search on how to fast and do juice die diets. >> if he was going down a windy road at the pace that he usually does, and he physically couldn't take it, he may hav

defame tori information to sell information. the newspaper, "the post" says it stands by its reporting. >>> he was once locked up in this new york apartment but last night, strauss-kahn and his wife ran into problems last night. strauss-kahn struggled with the key, even got help from one photographer and he was able to go back inside, giving the thumbs up there. we've all done that. >> yes. >>> hey, sal, you have the key to the morning commute. what are you looking at right now? >> not a lot. >> oh, okay. there is a -- there is not a lot going on. the bay bridge toll plaza has become a lot more crowded but we don't have anything major. it looks like there could have been some sort of a stall on the bridge and we're checking on that. but traffic is looking pretty good. westbound 80 is going to be pretty good coming up to the richmond area and into el cerrito. this traffic might be an alternate for you. and the southbound golden gate traffic will be affected by this fog. you can see the fog is pretty thick. steve says -- steve say

so a lot of tories, there's recruitment of tories. if you see new movie, the patriot, mel gibson's famous movie, where he plays south carolina planter who has hired help, blackout, africans. mel gibson as a slave owner, absurd. there's some truth to the ferocious parts of the fighting that takes place because there are lots of loyalists in the carolinas. also in new jersey, hackensack valley, lots of loyalist militia. when the british army comes in the loyalists feel strong and so they come out and they punish the weeks we been harassing them. tarring, setting them. there's a lot of resentment of these loyalist. so they punish the whigs. then after trenton, exposed position and washington crossing the delaware, pixar threaten, oh, my god, i have to pull back, i can't leave -- princeton at same thing. a weekly. so he pulls back his troops. that means the patriot militia can come back into power. so yeah, they dishes fighting. it doesn't in the history book. is pretty brutal. there are a lot of people killed, and we don't know because i

you know with new york state he endorsed hillary clinton for senate when she ran he was with the tories under thatcher in england the conservatives then he went to a player in the new labor then you know he's back with the tories. he's able to work politicians across the globe and again there is no ideology there's been well he uses his news. papers to help get people elected the people they can't elected help him build up his empire he's been doing it for decades he's been doing in our continent after continent and while i think the closing down the news of the world is a big step backward because it was once a huge profit center but i still murdoch's never seems to be cory is he going to is it is it is there divestiture happening going to have to happen as a result of your there's probably not going to be divestiture happening but it will be difficult for him to get gardner in the first year will future assuming that the f.c.c. doesn't drop the ball next time around it has to review its ownership rules every four years but sort of to your point that the wall street journal was not cov

>> reporter: that's right, tori. they have gang units that follow this type of thing and they didn't have anything leading up to this to suggest this might have been a gang related activity. the shootings happened around the same time, they all happened within the richmond city limits or north richmond, that is all the connections that police have to any of these shootings. behind me investigators are inside. the shootings started before 9:00 last night. police say a man was hanging out with friends at south 39th street. this is not the scene. that man was shot. he survived but two others would not. this is the 3600 block of mcdonald, police say a man died there. he and another man was in the car and the second man is recovering in the hospital. this happened after 9:00. while that was was being investigated they were in the middle of another homicide investigation. like the one at mcdonald this von was victim was found inside a car. there is evidence suggesting another victim in this shooting but so far that victim

. >> i'm tori damage be. it's monday, july 18th -- tori campbell. it's monday, july 18th. >>> police are investigating a dadly shooting. a man and a woman were killed. a third man was critically wounded. that was one of two shootings in richmond. paul chambers has more. >> reporter: good morning. richmond police there's a a feud going on between north richmond and south richmond. police say the first shooting happened at about 10:15 in the 400 block of business olavenue -- business olavenue. olavenue-- biss -- biss. l avenue. police took a third female to the hospital where she is expecting to survive. they are connecting this homicide to a shooting that happened at 9:45 in the 200 block of gertrude avenue earlier in the evening. that's where police found a 23- year-old man who had been shot. he was taken to the hospital with injuries that are not considered life-threatening. police believe these are related. >> because of the proximity of the crimes and we've had problems between north richmond and south richmond and the feud they are involved in.

. >> i'm tori campbell. it's friday, july 1st. we begin with confusion over a golden gate ferry strike. claudine wong was the first to report this strike was a bu. now we're hearing the strike may still happen but not just today. >> reporter: right. this is all over negotiations between the district and the union. nothing has been settled there. the question would there be a strike today. the union had said yes yesterday. then this morning is was a big question. as you see people heading in to catch the 7:10 vote is there will be no strike but it did take us awhile to get here. >> you don't see signs up, so i guess we're supposed to work. >> you didn't know anything about a strike? >> no. >> reporter: that man was our first indication that the strike wouldn't happen at all. he belongs to the inlandboatmen's union, the union that was supposed to go on strike. he showed up for work this morning. so did the other employees. so just after 5 service went ahead as scheduled. that was the first gate to open and there were a handful of pa

tori campbell is 06 today. >>> there are many unanswered questions regarding a sleepover where a 14-year-old girl ended up dead. we're live with why investigators are looking into if something the girl drank may have played 5 role. here's alley alley rasmus. >> reporter: we just spoke with the authorities and the sherr 6 investigators say according to their initial is a -- sheriff investigators say according to their initial report, it may be alcohol-related. they say they went to the home where the sleepover happened and found a bought of -- bottle of vodka there. this 14-year-old girl invited three other teens to a sleep over at her house. now, all four teenagers got violently ill and started throwing up. the parents hosting this sleepover thought it was food poisoning. but the 14-year-old did not wake up. the paramedics were called to the home and they found she died in her bedroom. investigators are not sure what, if any, charges the parents of this ving yum -- this young victim may face. >> we're looking at all aspects of this. this is a very sensitive subject. they lost a daughter. so

. >> the operation is considered vital tory dugs the amount of radioactive water that's building up in the plant's compound. the water recycling apprentice has been installed by combined several technologies. >>> eastern japan now in the grips of the heat of summer is facing an energy crisis. the accident at the fukushima daiichi power plant led to the shutdown of a number of reactors so between july 1st and september 22nd, businessings and households are being asked to cut their power consumption by 15% compared to last year. >>> factories and others using 500 kilowatts or more are required to cut their consumption. the mandatory cuts will cut about 18,500 firms. violators could face fines up to $12,000. the mandatory fines will not apply to disaster-hit areas or hospital os. the elderly are also excluded. this is lower than last summer's peak demand of 60 million kilowatts. the expected power shortages are prompting factories to shift their operations from weekend ends to weekdays. some are starting an hour earlier to take advantage of sunlight. >>> in tokyo some of the biggest playe

it's a privilege to sit in the front row. >> thrown out of a tori amos concert. my friends, is a walk of shame. another word of advice, if you're at a faith hill concert and her husband tim mcgraw is playing, too, don't touch tim's mcgroin. >> somebody needs to teach you some class, my friend. you don't go grabbing somebody else's -- somebody's husband's [ expletive ]. >> first of all i love faith hill. i also love how the band is still playing and she's still kind of dancing as she gives a serious southern smackdown to the package handler. okay. so let's just sum up. no talking in the front row, no crotch grabbing. and please, no few fighting. >> you don't come to my show and fight. you come to my show and [ expletive ] dance. >> that's right, you a hole. dance. dance like you never danced before. and try to avoid an encore on the ridiculist. we'll be right back. luxurious volume with a light-as-air feel. we took out a heavy synthetic and put in a light touch of beeswax. up with the volume, down with the weight. lashes are 20% lighter than the most expensive mas

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out there don't you lose that when you're really i don't care how much i know what you're what the tories are. because i'm stuck with three grandchildren. my my daughter started drinking heavily and she's left the kids she better damn. well if they do hit me with that taser right that's. a little bit high at most. hey you guys are better than competent. could wind coming. down as offensive and should. there more air if you shouldn't cause this if you have now the faster. faster don't give. your tire. this is the first time this happens to you yeah. i mean. when i was younger i ran from a car one time. to get one chance in the back. so the second time. my legs were. already knew i was going to jail hollowing of you mean the fugitive for seven months so how was your life for seven months. worst thing that happened but i'm going to do i. know. that. this is the end of the room for the fugitive and another trophy for padilla in thirty five years the man hunting is delivered more than four thousand offenders to the justice department but not everybody in the state approves of the methods used

i'm tory campbell. the space shuttle atlantis blasted off from the kennedy space center this morning just a few minutes behind schedule. this is the final launch of the shuttle program that began 30 years ago. four astronauts are riding atlantis to orbit. alan chernoff joins us with more. >> it was like looking into the sun. the sound as the shuttle rose was like a thunderous wind ripping through the sky. what a sight. what an experience. >> 2, 1, 0. and liftoff. >> reporter: the beginning of a mission marks the end of an era. >> america will continue the dream >> reporter: thrils launched as scheduled friday morning after some uncertainty. >> sentimental journey into history joo. yoo there was a wild card throughout. the weather. the four-member crew suited up this morning in anticipation of the scheduled liftoff and to the delight of crowds that gathered anywhere they could to get a glimpse of the historic launch, the four-person crew is now headed to the international space station to deliver supplie

john mcginnis of northwestern put it this way even as the tory party's are uncertain of the anglican church in great britain has been described as the tory party of the pulpit, so the legal professoriate in most good law schools can be described as the democratic party at the lectern. that's been changed and i mentioned it's been changing at harvard, and indeed most schools these days will house a libertarian or conservative outspoken law professor they may hesitate to have more than one for the fear they will breed -- [laughter] but they do tend to have one these days and so things are changing. this is not new. this ideological slant goes back a good long way, and if you wanted to you could trace it back about a century ago who said that it should be conceived as applied social engineering. isn't that a wonderful phrase which means the law schools might think of themselves as schools of engineering but it began picking up momentum during and after the new deal. various law professors joined fdr's administration even more notably people in fdr's administration went over to the wall

but tori, the good news with in pattern, at least fire danger we're not talking about red flag warnings. the fire danger is not so elevated. at least we're not talking about triple-digit heat so the fog will be back over the next few days. >> okay. thank you, mark. >>> nfl owners could vote today on an agreement that would end the four-lon lockout and allow players to get ready for the season. the owners gathered at a hotel near the airport. it could take 24 of the own to okay this that focuses on rookie salary and free owners rules. >>> and the nfl deal could have an impact on where the 9ers and the raiders play as pressure appears to be mounting for a joint stadium. the 49ers have put a lot of time and money into its santa clara deal and the team plans to break ground there in 18 months. there is a provision approved by voters last year to allow a second team to sublease that stadium. but the raiders do -- may not want to go to the south bay. they just announced yesterday. they have plans to build a stadium next to the oakland coliseum. oakland leaders think that would be better for t

know i know you'll get out there don't you lose that when you really i didn't help it oh what you tories are. because i stuck with three grandchildren. my my daughter started drinking heavily and just left the kids she better damn. well if they do hit me with that taser right. i'm. a little bit. could wind caught me. you've done hundreds of fences and shit. they're more air if you shouldn't know now they're faster. faster. you're tired this is the first time this happens to you yeah. i mean i thought i was younger i ran from a car one time that's nonsense because my mouth and asked how much you got one fancy that back. since the second time i said you're not been sent. but. my grades are cut out to the sides kind of. i don't want to go as a. how long have you been a fugitive for seven months so how was your life for seven months. worst thing that happened but i'm going to do right. now. that. this is the end of the room for the fugitive and another trophy for padilla in thirty five years the man hunting is delivered more than four thousand offenders to the justice department but not ever

you'll get out there don't you lose that when you're really i just think how much oh what you're tories are. because i'm stuck with three grandchildren. my my daughter started drinking really heavily and she's left the kids she'd better damn. well if they do hit me with that taser right that's. a little bit i must. say he's got the best cups a day. could wind coming. down hundreds of fences and shit. on them or air if you shut him down cause this you know now the faster. faster. now you're tired this is the first time this happens to you you. i mean. when i was younger. that's not saying. you get one fancy. this is the second time. you. already knew i was going to jail hollowing of you mean the future for seven months so how is your life for seven months. worse thing that happened but i'm going to do i. know. that. this is the end of the room for the fugitive and another trophy for padilla in thirty five years the man hunting is delivered more than four thousand offenders to the justice department but not everybody in the state approves of the methods used by bounty hunters in los angel

. >> reporter: but now, for the brits, the jaws of vick the tory have vomited defeat.th travel agent, majority owned by germans, just issued this devastating blow to every british lounge chair lover. as part of a promotion to holly takers in germany, prebookable sun chairs are being offered. prebookable? only available to germans? thomas cook reresed to give me an interview, refused to give me an explanation. could they tell i'm brbrisis could they tell i love a lounge chair? could they tell i'm angry? i'm nick watt for "nightline" in london. >> our thanks to nick watt for not going speedo. and thank you for watching tonight. we do hope you'll check out "good morning america," they'll be working while you

i'm tori campbell. we've learned more information about the suspect in the kay an how he -- in the case and how he was caught. san francisco police just gave us new details on how they broke the case. sal kakas is live in san francisco. sal -- sal castanedosh is live in san francisco. sal? >> reporter: police say he walked in and walked out with an expensive piece of property. he walked in an walked out with the pram, pencil on paper, picasso drawing shown here. the piece is worth $100,000. he was caught on surveillance tape which police say was very helpful in tracking him down. the police chief, grow, -- greg sur, says -- >> this is an unbelievable amount of piecework done. i think the mess an is clear in san francisco, that we're gonna solve our crimes and recover property and the bad guy are going to jail. >> now, the suspect had arrived in the bay area from the east coast on july 4th. tau, he showed -- today they showed clothes of the witness. investigators tracked lugo from where he was staying at

get the [ expletive ] out. >> thrown out of a tori amos concert., is a walk of shame. another word of advice if you're at a faith hill concert and her husband tim mcgraw is playing, too, don't touch tim's mcgroin. >> you don't go grabbing somebody else's -- somebody else's balls. you listening to me? very disrespectful. >> first of all i love faith him. ill also love how the band is still playing and she's still kind of dancing as she gives a serious southern smackdown to the package handler. let's sum up. no talking in the front row, no crotch grabbing and please no foo fighter. >> you don't come to my show and fight. you come to my show and [ expletive ] dance. >> that's right, you a hole. dance. dance like you never danced before. and try to avoid an encore on the ridiculist. we'll be right back. a vacation on a budget with expedia. make it work. booking a flight by itself is an uh-oh. see if we can "stitch" together a better deal. that's a hint, antoine. ooh! see what anandra did? booking your flight and hotel at the same time gets you prices h

there are sober tory television programs and the release -- there are television programs and the release of advertisements starring big stars. after nine decades of the communist party, it goes from strength to strength. it is arguably one of the most powerful political organizations on the planet. we are joined from beijing by one of our correspondents. it could be one of the strongest political parties in the world, but hu jintao said in his speech before his members of the communist party that there are challenges ahead. >> that is right. president hu jintao in many ways is giving an all-star speech peppered with applause for the thousands of party members in the great hall of the people. in part of the speech, he has been talking about the challenges of the future. he talks about the party facing growing pains and members needing to be more disciplined than ever before. he repeatedly stressed that more must be done about corruption. he said, "corruption will cost the party the support of the people." he went on to say, "we must not turn our power into making personal gain for a few i

i'm claudine wong in for tori campbell. >>> right now, police are searching for a gunman in an early-morning shooting that left a man critically injured. police say the victim was with his family trying to help the home les when he was shot. 2 it happened just after 1:00 at 42nd street and that's where paul chambers is. >> reporter: claudine we just moved to oakland pd. the victim is a 29-year-old man. he and his family give back to the community frequently and they were doing just that this morning. >> out there late at night cooking food to give to people. >> reporter: he says he was there when the victim was shot. >> i was standing right there. the kids are hollering, his wife is hollering. >> reporter: they had just served food to international boulevard and then drove down to 42nd avenue. it's when they were in the 1000 block of 42nd when he heard shots fired. >> van went behind us, stopped, backed up. automatic of a sudden -- all of a sudden, three shots and then two more shot the. >> reporter: holloway says that's when the gunman he saw driving a vehicle sped off 42nd avenue. the vehi

i think tory of range of the national park service from she happens to be registered yes yes did you get instructions before you came here yes. which way you going we're going to climb the rock spend the night and climb up click night the next day . make campfires where you know it's a poster it's dangerous to do it now yes yes we got it. but i have a nice trip with thank you. halfway to a click noise crest the tourists are treated to an unpleasant surprise. all of a sudden the weather has changed terentia rain washes the trail out in a matter of minutes. alexander guitar of the man in charge of a group of rock climbers decides to lead them to stone river. most of those things may get difficult because of the rain but it's easier this way. every serious is supposed to get their feet wet in stone river. so-called stone rivers are scattered across to go nine national park they are in fact a mass of the groks covered with lichen. it took geologists a long time to understand when and how such rivers of stone came about they eventually came to the conclusion that the rocks began a long do

the hours on the shows are the tories. you can work up to 17, 18 hours a day. -- the hours on the shows are notorious. she never complains. tavis: i have had a thousand actors over the years. they have talked about the long hours in television and i get that living in here in los angeles, of course. to the average american, the average american is not want to work 17, 18 hours a lot. that happens a lot in this business. how do you process this working at that level of intensity? >> hard drives -- drugs. [laughter] tavis: ok, that answers that question. that is a lot of drugs. >> that is why i am not seeing any of this money. [laughter] tavis: that is a lot. >> this is like a marathon. you start. you get used to it, you just. you have a different lifestyle. you really don't go out as much. i can probably be a little bit grumpy. you are like a submarine, you go down and your surface later. the crew are really the ones that do the heavy lifting. they are there from dusk until dawn. tavis: i can hear people typing already. if