when the tranquilizer didn't work, it began to attack. the people who are injured are expected to survive. >>> the power is out in part of the bayview district. pg&e blames a bird for the problem. as tara moriarty reports, crews have had to take some unusual steps to deal with the problem. >> reporter: a quiet siegel -- see gull sat injured after -- seagull sat injured after hitting power lines. >> we just let the bird be. it kept going toward the power lines. >> reporter: traffic went out in several intersections in the bayview district. nearby businesses also lost power. >> all of a sudden, approximately 8:30, the lights started flickering and the next thing you know, everything went dead. >> reporter: pg&e believe the bird flew into one of the lines snagged it and an animal control officer caught the bird and took for medical attention. the crews wouldn't be able to reveal work for three hours. >> as you can see, everything is at a standstill. >> reporter: so the workers wait, hoping the seagull is all right. in san francisco, tara tar

terror strikes a major european capital known for its tranquillity. first a powerful explosion outside norway's main government complex in oslo. >> the entire building, the hotel, the tower in downtown oslo, it just shook, the concussion absolutely blew me away, and it seemed as if my bed had been struck by lightning. >> an assassin dressed as a police officer opens fire at a summer camp for norway's labor party, sending the panicked teenagers scrambling for cover. >> they were hiding in caves and bushes and shelters and trying to make little noise as possible because they were scared for their lives because of the shooter. >> tonight, as norway and the world asks why, the death toll is growing. seven killed and 90 injured in the downtown explosion. at least ten shot to death at the summer camp shooting spree. >>> but up first, stunning new drama in the debate over deficit spending in washington and the prospect of a historic government default just ten days from now. republican house speaker john boehner tonight calling off negotiations with presiden

right now, though, a settled pattern, a tranquil morning. that's a live picture from the city camera. sunrise at 5:50, in about an hour, and by 9:00 it will be near 80. lots of sun this morning and early afternoon. by noontime it will be near 90, and then midafternoon, ought to be hitting the mid 90s. and then by late afternoon, got a frog in my throat, then we have a temperatures around 90 by mid to late afternoon. but late afternoon, into the evening hours is when we could get some very strong storms, in fact some heavy downpours are possible later tonight, into early tomorrow morning. predawn, though, things should settle down, and we still, though, may have creeks and streams running high from the overnight downpours. and looks like more on the way on friday and into friday night. looks like a wet day tomorrow. some morning downpours and afternoon evening heavy downpours friday into friday night. then saturday and sunday, thankfully, will be drying out for the weekend. a little less humid, too. highs near 90 with sunshine. sunny on monda

he's fine, he's just tranquil liezed. that's coming up as well. >>> we begin with the casey anthony trial. her fate could be in the hands of the jury later today. abc's yunji de nies where the closing arguments taking place this morning. good morning, yunji. wrt good morning, dan. it call comes down to this. each side has a chance to make their final arguments before jurors decide between life and death for this young woman. this is it after six long weeks, today is the today the lawyers present final arguments to the jury, arguments that determine casey anthony's future. >> jurors will probably find her responsible for the death of her daughter. but the question is, what do you call it? >> reporter: even if jurors don't believe casey's defense, the juprosecution hones in on casey's behavior. her lies and argue casey killed her daughter in cold blood. >> no one but casey anthony had access to all of the pieces of evidence. no one else benefitted from the death of caylee marie anthony. >> today the defense focusesesn lack

. >> all you see is a nice, calm tranquil tide. it is a different story underneath the surface. >> reporter: the current varies. the first johnny happened in a swift current -- drowning happenings in a swift currents but there have been several rescues on the russian river. the best advice and we started off in today, is the use of life jacket. >> that is good to see to make sure that they are sending safely. >> reporter: under their backs to consider is the murkiness of the water. it took the dive team six hours to find the drowning victim. >>> now to san francisco where police are searching for a man who stole a picasso on a gallery wall in broad daylight. it happens on tv near union square. the man took the sketch and put it under his arm and walked out to a waiting cab. witnesses took note of the cap number and called police. >> he looked like a tourist from europe. >> the cab driver says he took the man to pier 33. >> county officials say the print measures 11 by 9 inches. >>> now to the fatal shooting on a bart platform on su

were trying to drive it back into the sanctuary and it was terrorizing the village and they got a tranquilizerit but not before it had injured a lot of people and some of the villager stabbed the leopard with knives and the leopard actually died from the injuries after the tranquilizer dart was fired at it. but, frightening time for everybody in the village. >>shepard: they took it to an animal hospital. >> they got the dart into it but it had been injured so badly by some of the villagers trying to protect themselves that it later died. >>shepard: thank you, sir. two gives calling 9-1-1 to report a break in, right? and they end up in handcuffs themselves. wait until you hear how this went down. >>shepard: nasa will retire atlantis when it gets back to earth, checking out perfectly opt last full day on orbit before the last landing of the space shuttle with the 30 year program ending the shuttle will touch down a few minutes before 6:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow with a live report from kennedy space center on the fox report tonight. plus, you can watch the final landing before dawn on fox news cha

anne boyle, an irish girl from the bronx, whose family was unwilling or unable to escape from the tranquility of two family yards in the outer boroughs. instead like many families they remained in the south bronx and inwood touting apartment living. most of the offspring of this family, detesting this condition, diligently sought a place in the middle class. some struggled and failed. most attained stability through service to the city. others surpassed their assigned status and rose to positions of influence in many areas of the society, reaching as far as the u.s. senate. still others perished along the way, succumbing to the ills of all ghettos in spite of their dubious romance provide in abundance. kenny's father was tommy romero, a puerto rican boy born in east harlem, a different kind of ghetto that produced some successes. before he was 10, the romero family took flight to the williams burg section of brooklyn because of the numbered streets such as south 6th and south 7th which carried their direction. in time, the south street became puerto rican, displacing the italians, who moved d

the baboon is fine, just tranquilized there. we'll get into his harrowing story coming up as well. >>> we begin with the casey anthony trial. her fate could be in the hands of the jury later today. six weeks and more than 80 witnesses later, that murder trial is finally wrapping up. abc's yunji de nies is in orlando where the closing arguments are taking down. >> good morning, dan. it all comes down to this. each side has a chance to make their final case for casey anthony before jurors decide between life and death for this young woman. this is it after six long weeks, today is the today the lawyers present final arguments to the jury, arguments that determine casey anthony's future. >> jurors will probably find her responsible for the death of her daughter. but the question is, what do you call it? >> reporter: even if jurors don't believe casey's defense, the burden of proof is on the prosecution, they will hone in on casey's behavior, and lies and argue that casey killed her daughter in cold blood. >> no one but casey anthon

this is a tranquil town about two hours north of oslo, with a tavern and an abandoned factory. here, just like the rest of norway, people are grieving and traged. andrea's -- andrews b. was a their neighbor. >> he would build bombs. what if something went wrong and it blew up over there? then we could have blown up. >> he lived as a recluse on this farmer he could build his bombs undisturbed using thousands of kilos of chemical fertilizer that he had stored. he portrayed himself as an organic farmer, but not everyone there was pulled. >> a lot of the neighbors mentioned that he was obviously not a farmer. some of them became somewhat suspicious. >> he even seemed to be sociable. >> the last time he eight years june 13th. he went out to smoke and chatted with me. we asked where i came from. i told him turkey. then he asked if everyone working year was churches. i said that two were turkish and the three were bulgarian. >> he concealed his extreme nationalist hateful reviews. he admitted to shooting and killing 68 young people on the island accused utoya. he also planted a bomb i

to not expect some tension points but those tension points were conspicuously more tranquil than compared to previous years. having that opportunity through a number of budget processes, i want to congratulate stakeholders from the budget committee. all our staff who does the hon unsung hero work of making sure that we're on track, focused and ready to hit the ground running so that we can deliberate with substance. and of course the mayor's staff and the city attorney, and of course the legion of stakeholders who are required to bird dog all the said make sure that it is the kind of desired outcome we would like. with pleasure, i would vote for this budget. >> supervisor chi>> supervisor many nightmares. where i bought two cars and could not return it. and had to do with the budget. -- it had to do with the budget. we did think a number of people but i want to reiterate that, the mayor's office and the budget office, harvey rose, the comptroller, and they did a terrific job. to the many community organizations and members who participated, department heads and their finance staff. of cou

. >> reporter: hasnanovich started taking tranquilizers. >> translator: without medicine, he can't calm down. >> reporter: hasanovic doesn't want his children to experience his suffering. tvs and newspapers report on the mess massacre every day. he says he has to tell his children about his painful history. he took his daughter to a cemetery where the victims of the massacre are buried. his father is buried here too. he talked to his daughter in front of a memorial. >> translator: so many people were killed. you should never forget that. but the important thing is that you should never hate anybody. we should never forget the massacre. but instead of just dwelling on the past, we have to move on to the future. >> reporter: hasanovic is ready to take the stand as survivors of the massacre if asked to do so by a special tribunal in the hague. although 16 years have passed since the tragedy, survivors still suffer trauma. but they are trying to forge ead for the next generation. jun takahashi. >>> the younger sister of thai prime minister will become the first leader after the party won a

right now, though, the weather has turned tranquil after yesterday evening's storms. throwing lightning bolts at us and damaging winds and heavy rain. now they're long gone, and temperatures around the region are near 70 degrees throughout most of the region. weather watchers reporting this morning it's in the mid-70s in washington. right near the chesapeake bay it's in the low 70s. and most of the eastern shores near 70 at the atlantic beaches right now upper 70s there. farther to our west and much of western maryland and west virginia there, now it's in the 60s on this fourth of july morning. over the last 12 hours, there are the storms that came on through. as they went out to sea, pretty much dissipating. we still have quite a bit of cloudiness around maryland, west virginia, and eastern shore. there is an upper level disturbance to our west and north. that's going to be diving down over the region this afternoon. unfortunately, that's going to be the trigger perhaps for more storms. here's the scene of the big fireworks 'tdisplay and the concert on the mall. you

. >> they tranquilized it.t with rubber bullets. >> they are lucky they were just injured by this tiger. >> look at the people watching, i'm sure this was -- >> unbelievable. these images, people cannot get enough of. that's why we have got -- >> you can see why it went viral. amazing. >> apparently this leopard has been taken back to the forest. so while it was tranquilized so they could do that, it was not killed. >> let's hope it doesn't come back. >> the leopards are a rare find, very beautiful. but very dangerous as you can see right there. all right. >> more virals next hour. >> goody. can't wait for that. we'll look for that. thanks so much. >>> also coming up, i'll introduce you to one of the people you just might want to call on if you believe your computer is being hacked. so i take one a day men's 50+ advantage. it's the only complete multivitamin with ginkgo to support memory and concentration. plus it supports heart health. [ bat cracks ] that's a hit. one a day men's. personal pricing now on brake

i guess the tranquilizer worked. the bear was then released into the wild. hopefully far away from any other highways. that's something you don't see very often. >> no, not on the highway. >> yeah. >> that's the second today. >> not in ports smith, virginia. >> that, too. we had a story about a horse going down a highway earlier and now a black bear. >> is it a full moon? >> no, dorene, it's actually a crescent moon. >> okay. >>> and it is a waning moon right now. >> okay. >> actually, i think it's waxing. we'll have to talk about that later. as far as our weather is concerned out there right now, it is warm, it is very humid. and guess what? it's going to stay that way. take a look out there right now. we are looking at plenty of sunshine after a lot of clouds earlier, even some rain earlier this morning. we have seen the sun over the last couple hours, and our temperatures have actually continued to warm up. outside right now, we're sitting at 86 degrees, and that was the high temperature today. 86 degrees. or at least a high so far. low this morning was 7

the standard in the community is, you avoid restraints, you avoid emergency tranquilizers. >> but youn't forcibly medicate anyone, adults. [ overlapping speakers ] >> when they're a danger to themselves in emergent situation two doctors can do that. >> that's the issue. is he really a danger to himself? [ overlapping speakers ] >> wait a minute. sunny, this is not just some guy who was talking to himself on a subway and was arrested and wound up in jail. this is a guy who was witnessed -- he has not been convicted in a court of law. he's presumed to be innocent. but there were witnesses who saw him shoot people. >> sure. >> trying to kill people. and in fact killing people. >> but the question is, is he a danger to others right now? he's in isolation. he's separated from everyone else. and when you look at that fact -- >> is that appropriate for him? is that good care for him? that's the kind of care you want to avoid. that's cruel care. as opposed to giving him the routine things that actually make him better. >> but you can't force inly -- it's about force inly medicating someone. >

she was hospitalized for reported overdose of heroin and ecstasy and cocaine and tranquilizers and alcohol. a british tabloid posted a video of the woman said to be the troubled singer smoking crack cocaine and even then many begin for fear for her life and her husband was behind bars after spending time in rehab and there was a step closer to an inevitable end and her father had written her eulogy before she died. >> she had a crazy image. >> she had the name and the 20 million-dollar fortune and only made two albums and fans were left to wonder what could have been. >>> winehouse is now among a list of musicians that have died at the age of 27. janice joplin, jimmy hendrix and jimmy morrison and curt kobane. >>> well several same-sex couples got married in new york state at the stroke of midnight. it became legal at 12:00 a.m. on sunday new york time and gay rights activist cay lump bard and cheryl love were among the first to tie the knot. they had been together for a decade and grandmothers with 12 grandchildren and fighting for years for the right to marry. >>> 105 degrees in atlantic

. >> this is a substance called ketamine and it is usually used to tranquilize horses. this has become the fourth most popular recreational drug in the u.k. the scientific community is asking the government to do more to makable aware of the danger of the drought. most of it is coming into the country from india. >> in delhi, everyone is -- ketamine is manufactured in india but you will not find it in the pharmaceuticals market. the government has taken it. it is illegal to openly sell ketamine in this country. there is a black market trade and that makes india one of the main sources of the drug. ketamine is found in countries around the world. >> the uk, europe, canada, australia. >> at a meeting that night, -- i am trying to get a brief sample of ketamine. >> anyone can go and get a gram. >> the drug has become increasingly popular in the u.k. the consequences are difficult. >> very sharp. i have pains in my stomach. they had me screaming out in agony. >> on some nights, this woman would take goran hadzic . -- this woman would take ketamine. >> i was actually almost

the bear streaked across a few lanes before being cornered and shot with a tranquilizer gun. the 350 pound animal was transported to an area where it could be released into the wild. >>> in colorado springs it has looked more like a wildlife refuge in recent weeks. sightings of bears and lions have been on the rise. wildlife officials have warned residents to be vigilant about keeping garbage and food away from the animals. >>> finally, in quebec, canada, one lobster was captured looking as if it had already been cooked. most lobsters are green or brown, but this rare lobster was pulled from the ocean bright orange. because only one in ten million are believed to be this color, the crustacean was given a stay of execution and donated to a local aquarium. now for a lock at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. if he wasn't cooked, why was he on ice? did you see that? >> i heard of some that are like a bluish-purple color, but i have never seen that. >> i have never teen season that either. crazy. >>> good mo

they have left the door open to leather restraints and takedowns and emergency tranquilizers which are practice of medicine. that's harm. that's really putting this guy in harm's way as opposed to giving him the routine medications that would make him better, alleging all the while that somehow that's going to endanger his life. nonsense. >> well, i want to disagree a bit with dr. drew. and that is because, listen, this is an issue that has been around for decades. can you forcibly medicate a pre-trial prisoner? a pre-trial detain yi. and i think it makes us feel bad, right? because in these united states you can't forcibly medicate any adult. it's sort of your fundamental right to refuse medication. people refuse medication all the time. they refuse medication for cancer. >> except when they're in a danger to themselves and other. except in that situation which is what we seem to have here. >> let's face it. isn't there a more or rather a less intrusive way of protecting him? he's been in isolation. he threw a chair against a wall. >> now now are practicing medicine. >> he spit on som

the bear streaked across a few lanes before being cornered and shot with a tranquilizer gun. the 350-pound animal was transported to an area where it could be released into the wild. >>> in quebec, canada, one log ster was captured as if it has already been cooked. most lobsters are green or brown, but this rare lobster was pulled from the ocean bright orange. because only one in 10 million lobsters are believed to be this color, the crustacean was given a stay of execution and donated to the local aquarium. >>> finally in north carolina, take a look at this minor league right fielder who made a big play on tuesday. he stole the show robbing a player of a home run by making a miraculous catch despite taking a nasty tumble over the wall. there he goes again. oh! miraculously, the player didn't suffer any injuries. oh, my goodness. now for a lock at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. that couldn't have felt good. i mean, no injuries, but -- >> especially because the fence was only waist high. >> he took a

. >> it is a drug normally used by veterinarians to tranquilize the horses.amine has become the fourth most popular recreational drug. much of it is being smuggled into the country from india. >> in delhi, everyone is looking to do a deal. it is manufactured in this country but you will not see it in the market. authorities have taken control because of concerns over the recreational use. it is illegal to openly sell in the country. there is a black market trade. that makes india one of the main sources of the drug. they advertise on the internet. they smuggled it out of india to sell around the world. canada, australia. i can show you recent numbers. >> they smuggle it out disguised as something else. he hands out the free sample of ketamine. in the u.k., the drug has become increasingly popular over the last decade. users find out the consequences of abuse. >> very sharp pains in my stomach that have had me screaming in agony. >> sure was popular and sociable. that is until she took ketamine. >> her best friends still use it. they loved her. they saw that s

the weather pattern is tranquil and quiet on the west coast. not much in the way of rain. a little drizzle early in washington state, maybe around seattle. you sun should come out later in the day. portland, 72 today. l.a. looks nice, towards the coast, you'll be in the 70s. inland, in the 80s. and the warm, beautiful weather continues into wednesday. no problems along the interior. just along the coast, a little bit cool. if you're watching us in l.a., california, indulge in a sweet afternoon. learning all about the history and science behind a favorite treat at chocolate, the exhibition at the event of the day. dark chocolate for me. and you make it sound so appetizing, bill, thank you. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. add the late amy winehouse to those whose phones were hacked. the sunday mail claims tabloids also accessed winehouse's medical records and phone-hacked her parents, brother, and one-team husband. meanwhile, police say autopsy results haven't established winehouse's cause of death. further toxicology tests are need

caged, chained, tranquilized, or sometimes beaten into submission. i'm a certified jungle woman!! those who are lucky enough to be rescued are given to carol cruise. you've got bite marks all over here. you've got the scars to prove what you do. >> these are the banls of courage that i wear. >> do visitors ever get chomped by monkeys? >> on occasion if they don't do what i tell them to do. >> reporter: 15 years ago, she sold everything she had, packed her bags and left san francisco and moved to costa rica. >> got a cookie wookie. cruz runs the sanctuary which is a wildlife rescue center that borders a national park. what makes her rescue center unique, it's the only one i've ever seen where the people live in cages and animals roam free, but freedom means the crew and i are at the mercy of the monkeys. meet sweetie. when she was just 4 days old, poachers shot her mother for meat, ripping sweetie off her dead mother's back, throwing her into the forest leaving her to die. and because of her past, sweetie is not so sweet. cruz says she especially dislikes men. >> she definitely ru

it was trapped a few lanes away and shot with a tranquilizer gun. it could be released into the wild. >>> in quebec, canada, one lobster was captured looking as if it had already been cooked. look at that. most are green or brown. this rare lobster was pulled from the ocean bright orange. because only one in ten million are believed to be this color it was given a stay of execution and donated to an aquarium. >>> finally in north carolina minor league right fielder made a big-time play tuesday. he stole a show robbing one player of a run by making a miraculous catch just by taking a nasty tumble over the wall. oh, that didn't hurt. the player didn't suffer any injuries on the play, however. >>> now for a look at the national weather we turn to nbc's meteorologist bill karins. i don't know. it looks like it hit. >> a wall that's three feet high. it's only baseball. good morning to you, veronica. good morning to everyone else. as far as what we're dealing with out there, we're going to continue to watch the heat. there's a big story in texas where onc

that year, drugs ravaged her body and at one time hospitalized for an overdose of cocaine and tranquilizers ecstasy and alcohol. >> the saddest part about it as soon as amy winehouse broke on the scene she was as famous for her truly amazing music as she was for the spectacle of her -- the demons that plagued her. >> her performances became sham bling stumbling train wrecks watched around the world on the internet. she canceled her european tour last month after swaying and slurring her way through barely recognizable songs, and was booed off the stage. winehouse was found dead in her london flat today. the cause of death is still unknown. >>> with just 10 days left to reach an agreement on the debt limit, leaders of both parties are working through the weekend in an effort to hammer out a deal. danielle notingham is in washington with the latest. hi, danielle. >> reporter: hi, ann. and will is no time to play with -- there is no time to play with here. the president wanted to start fresh today, and he told the two top democrats and the two top republicans they need to sit down together and

even beyond this bewitching hour, i cannot tell you how concerned i was because of how tranquil and noncontroversial and calming pizzle process has been where i kept waiting for the other shoe to drop. but yet quite frankly, we are beyond the witching hour that we are now reconvening. those shoes did not drop. both feet and legs on behalf of the city are well-planted into the ground. this is a dramatic change from what we have

even beyond this bewitching hour, i cannot tell you how concerned i was because of how tranquil and noncontroversial and calming pizzle process has been where i kept waiting for the other shoe to drop. but yet quite frankly, we are beyond the witching hour that we are now reconvening. those shoes did not drop. both feet and legs on behalf of the city are well-planted into the ground. this is a dramatic change from what we have been experiencing the last several years where our budget deficit last year and the year before that exceeded well over a half billion dollars. we have been in four years of a real funk. we have seen the year before us right now and that we are ready to balance and move forward is the least of the deficits. i think that portends some very optimistic signs for san francisco and for the people of san francisco. so i want to say faugh it has been a pleasure to serve with you, madam chair, and the rest of our colleagues on the board. it has been a good chemistry. i think that has been well blended with everybody that madam chair had identified. both here within the city government

forestry experts say they have been trying to tranquilize a female because she was wandering in a heavily populated area. but before they could get to her, she was spooked and she mauled 6 people. that leopard was eventually killed. what amazes me about these pictures is that the photographer stopped to snap the shot instead of running in the other direction. >> absolutely. scary. >> so weather. >> on a happier note than leaping animals. weather looking good, ladies. sunshine again today. we are seeing clouds roll back in. yesterday was clear but looking off in the distance you can see some fog at the golden gate bridge. cloud cover not too much of an issue like last week. beautiful at a in store this afternoon. -- beautiful day in store this afternoon. 60s and 70s bayside and 60s at the coast a mix of sun and clouds. tonight clear inland, partly cloudy at the bay and at the coastline going to see that fog roll right back in by this evening. we'll see a low slide through and as that happens that will bring us cooler temperatures back to the forecast. so get out and enjoy the warm weather

. >> you look across the surface of the water all you see is a nice calm tranquil top. doesn't look to be moving very rapidly, but it's a the different story down under. >> reporter: the first drowning of the year on the russian river happened in an area of swift current where many people swim. >> drowning is quiet, somebody falling in and falling under water, it's a very silent killer. >> sergeant haener says there have been several rescues on the russian river, and on the american rescues were well above 60 heading into the holiday. the best advice and we saw it often today is the use of life jackets. >> that was good to see, that was smart. that was smart on their part, smart on their parents part to make sure that they were swimming safely. >> reporter: the sergeant says another factor to consider is the clarity of the water. it took dive teams six hours to find that drowning victim and he was located just a short distance from where he went under in these murky waters. in monte rio, ken pritchett. >>> ktvu has acquired audio of the officer involved shooting on a b.

. >> they'll lose tranquility. their piece. -- peace. and businesses will lose business. period. >> now, there is a legal challenge to the clinic permit from a lawyer in orange county representing a group opposed to the clinic, warning of significant, continuous protest autos folks from outside of the community are objecting to services being provided here for people here, who need care. >> well... there is yet another twist to this story. enterprise saying they know why their local office here never finalized the contract. the reason why there is only one name, they say planned parenthood revised the original contract, approved by the plan gsing commission in may to extend the lease on the parking spaces beyond enterprises own lease with a landlord that. is why they couldn't do it. but planned parenthood says that they never revised anything. the contract is the same as it always was. stay tuned. vic lee abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. and zillow's wall street debut was wild. the web site went public today, pricing shares at $20, but it stopped at 200% to $60 a share