you look back at 2000 tucson sector. apprehended 216,000 immigrants. at it as it pertains to 2010, it was 212,000. and then this year fy 11 we apprehended 123,000. so, we have less of the clutter coming through enabled us to focus on the things that do more harm to our people here in the united states less urgent problem than previously described to me. saying nightmare and they are scared and worse. you seem to have very different theory. >> i have the perspective of knowing what has happened and what our plans are. my point i have never seen arizona look better. next year can i tell that you we have had advances over the previous year. we have a lot of technology infrastructure and personnel coming on board. we are finding our operations to the tactics and techniques of the drug smugglers. and we are having an impact. that's not to say that we don't have challenges but we recognize those challenges. we are prepared to confront them. we have got a lot of good hard-working men and women out there doing that job. >> greta: what's your biggest nightmare

loughner pleaded not guilty to 49 charges stemming from the january 8th shooting in tucson which left six dead and injured representative gabrielle giffords and 12 others. >>> just about 4:34. london fletcher, day-to-day. santana mass, out for five to seven weeks. tim hightower gone for the season and now we are learning chris cooley -- his 2011 season is over. >> it's early but it's bad news. the redskins placed cooley on injured reserve yesterday. the tight end has been limited due to surgically repaired knee that's been slow to heal and the busted left hand. he's been one of the most reliable skins with the exception of the 2009 season when he broke his foot. cooley played in every game of the seven year career and this season he missed the entire preseason and the season opener. >> get well soon, he's a likable guy too. >>> okay, 4:34, coming up gas prices appear to be falling across the country. so what about here? >>> and also at 4:39, an auto american automaker receives a bad report from "consumer reports," jessica doyle will have those stories and more in your money report. >>

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it's the afternoon of february 5th, 2009, in tucson, arizona. a home surveillance camera captures a chrysler 300 driving leisurely along this quiet street, but the occupants of the vehicle are not out for a casual drive. they're out for something more sinister. detective e.j. gearon. >> you can see the suspect's car drive by the house, by the resident. >> instead of proceeding down the block, the car stops abruptly. >> you see it stop as if it's casing the place. the garage is open. it appears the suspect sees this and sees it as an opportunity to commit the crime. >> within an instant, the car screeches around the corner and pulls into the driveway. four men jump out and guns draw. >> the homeowner's standing inside the garage and senses trouble, but instead of giving in, he decides to take matters into his own hands. >> he gets inside the house. he's able to keep them out. he does see the gun, gets in and gets access to a firearm and fire back. the suspects take off, some on foot, leaving the car. >> the homeowner refuses to back down. he fire

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she remains focused on her the januarym in tucson. she's working on a memoir that next month.ased >> and let the people looking that spiriteading coverage over the death of steve jobs. he was a technology visionary and highly admired. islet's get to linda who live at the headquarters. >> good morning. steve jobs and apple came to the digital age. confronted newt adversaries. bloomberg spoke with the google chairman. the leadership. >> apple had been completely off with near bankruptcy. imagine fighting against those a leader and an executive. look at what he achieved. >> in germany, shares could open lower. with jobs may no longer be the company. not stopping apple for top of the game. i will have more. >> i am reporting for abc 7 news. you so much. it is 4:39. still to come, a deadly .ecision youtube depression tax on grandmotheronvict a of merger. >> a real guitar hero that with an intruder. >> we will be ♪ [ female announcer ] everybody loves that cushiony feeling. uh oh. i gotta go. [ female announcer ] and with charmin ultra soft

this year, a tucson record- breaking attendance with over 70,000 patrons and spectators of the festival, making it our signature community tradition. the san francisco bay area filipino community salutes the legacy of celebrating filipino culture and heritage. >> representing the filipino american arts exposition and festival. [applause] [applause] >> we would also like to acknowledge the founder -- not the founder, but the current president, and also commissioner of entertainment for san francisco, who could not join us tonight, but who has been an instrument of the success. [applause] through the years, the filipino american community has become not just a member but, more importantly, a partner to the city of san francisco, fostering ties with a group of ambassadors who served as a bridge of people. tonight, we are 50 years of the san francisco manila sister cities. there's a bridge that connects the thrill of the orient to the city by the bay. it is a bridge of ambassadors, one made of people whose roots and hearts and the pacific ocean. in april 1961, the city of seven cisco formal

es teniente coronel del ejercito mi padre es un mariachi y toca la trompeta en un restaurante en tucsonna, un dia sali del high school a un college fair y tenia una oportunidad a ir a west point ya tiene 21 anhos al servicio del ejercito estuvo varias veces en campos de combate y para el hay algo dificil es el sacrificio que es lo mas difícil mucho tiempo que tienes que estar en iraq o en alemania , partes del mundo y no puedes estar con tu familia. el subsecretario diojo que el ejercito es no solamente una fuerza que combate en las guerras darle a la comunidad hispana una idea de que hace el ejercito para ellos todos los días, en el área de medicina , en el área de ingeniería, en el área de ciencias en las áreas de infraestructura, no? porque el ejercito es mas que una fuerza que combate en la guerra es un tremendo apoyo para el país. al policia del distrito de columbia investiga una balacera que dejo como saldo un pasajero del metrobus muerto, en el sureste...y esta pidiendo la colaboracion de la comunidad para indentificar a dos personas que fueron captadas por una camara subiendo a

a wild night in tucson.ed like a referee runs on the field and then takes off his clothes and runs across the field. always great nudity in college football. look at this. while this is going on, shoving between the bruins and the wildcats. you know the story here, the coaches was fired as the arizona coach, they had aintteral fellow in charge tonight. 60 yards of this year. and before you know it it was over. arizona 48, ucla 12. i want to compliment our coverage when the big story breaks. i will say this, no one can accuse you and jackie of just getting by on your looks tonight. i didn't see you for 2 and a half hours. i guess they feel a seismograph -- wow! i tune in -- i am being serious. >> people want to see where it hit, how big it was. >> when you and dale turn this mother out, that was great. that interview -- [ laughter ] >> really good. pam says -- uh-huh. when you -- i said just imagine, you have been doing this for three hours and they put a guy like that on with you. >> he was a scientist. >> t

tucson, you're a much bigger town with a lot going on.n, you're getting a bunch of new police officers thanks to a grant from the federal government. in fact, congratulations to a long roster of towns and counties in america. you are this year's winners. you applied for a grant from the justice department's cops hiring program and you won. we are much more used to news about towns cutting back on police and even closing down their whole police departments because they can't afford them anymore, but programs like the cops program can help these towns and counties. they can use federal money to hire new officers or to keep the ones they have so they don't get laid off. boy, are these towns and counties psyched about it. last year, for example, oakland, california, laid off dozens of police officers, so many that the officers who were left in oakland announced they would no longer respond to a long string of crimes involving burglary, vandalism and grand theft. with help from uncle sam the oakland police department will be able to add 25 uni

giffords is recovering from a brain injury she suffered while she was shot outside a political event in tucsonk in january. her office has not said whether she will run for re-election. >>> donations are helping two families in frederick county, maryland, recover from a horrible crash. a community benefit concert was held in walkersville yesterday. nearly three months ago, 16-year-old jacqueline sheyuth was one of three teenagers who died in the crash in maryland. money will go to funeral expenses for sheyuth and medical expenses for sawyer smith. tomorrow sawyer plans to return to walkersville high school for the first time since that crash. >>> a special new memorial is being dedicated this afternoon at arlington national cemetery. it will honor the 14 jewish chaplains who have died during active military service. the memorial will sit next to already existing memorials for protestant and catholic chaplains. it marks the 45th anniversary by rabbis in the u.s. armed services. >>> parents should avoavoid let kids use products with bpa in it. but a new study shows it should be parents who need

>> following that when ryan terry's family was down in tucson, they were told there was a third gun foundd also we have taped conversations from the case agent from this saying there was a third gun found at the scene. today the f.b.i., which up until now has not released one field report or lab report or even a narrative of what happened there in december, almost 11 months ago, they're saying conclusively there was no third gun. that's slightly contradicts something that congressman darryl issa said yesterday, intimating there might be a third gun. but he wanted the f.b.i. to clear it up. today the d. o.j. has. >> trace: william lajeunesse, thank you. well, might as well add a surcharge onto your next shot or glass of wine or can of beer because health officials say the cost of excessive boozing is roughly $2 per drink. the centers for disease control and prevention calculated that amount based on expenses like medical care, workplace productivity and property damage. according to the researchers, in 2006 alone, excessive drinking cost nearly a quarter of a trillion dollars and the resea

part of the recovery after shot in the head in tucson. this is strictly a trip for focusing on therapy and she will not make public appearances. >>> kids who text like crazy may be getting a payoff. 13 youngsters qualified to compete in a text off. the winner walks away with $50,000. kids are coming in from oregon, michigan, washington and california. 13 come competitors got new phones. challenges are from being blind folded to using different types of symbols. >>> nowio the clichi about the hail size of baseballs. this is it. hail the size of baseballs in parts of oklahoma saturday. it broke windshields and made driving an adventure. have you ever seen hailstones that large? >> not in person. that's fantastic. if you chop that in half you see rains for every trip. that's the video we should see and count those up. check this out. late in the season, not that unusual, usually we start surpressing tropical activity further down and off the western caribbean, we had a development jove nite overnight. this is tropical storm arena, i hope i'm

you go into something saying out work tucson going to continue that. when they said they wanted to bring it to broadway, i said yes. i did not hesitate. it was so solid before. tavis: is there certain pressure you feel that -- or a certain joy in taking something to broadway? >> sure. it is great to have another chance at something. i was sad about this particular production that we were a quintet. -- always said about this particular production that we were a quintet. when it is tight, it is like being an athlete and being in the zone. that is alluring. that gives you a couple of hours that are really good. the chance to open it to a broader audience is irresistible. tavis: "the west wing," still in reruns everywhere. as you look back, what to think about the work on that show? >> if i'd won frustration, i was not in it enough's. . i will never forget -- every time lows on the set, i was knocked out by everyone around me. if you're going to be in a popular thing on television, it is great to be on one day you respect. all of the people i worked with w

her office says it's part of her recovery after getting shot in the head in a mass shooting in tucsons year. you probably remember. her therapy session starting today will last two weeks. she made a miraculous recovery according to the doctors, since the supermarket shooting which left six people dead. >>> will ferrell has been honored if the with the nation's top comedy award. last night received the mark twain prize for american humor at the kennedy center. famous for films like anchorman and old school, he more recently turned his impersonation of president george w. bush into a broadway show. the ceremony will be broadcast halloween night on pbs. >> he is hilarious. >> whenever people tell you anchorman, everybody starts with the one-liners from will ferrell. >> when i was doing sports year, i had one of those must statutes. >> like to see that. >> no. >>> "occupy sf" showing no signs of slowing down. how the movement is getting more spiritual today. >> and the death toll rising after a massive quake hits turkey over the weekend. how one survivor called for help while buried under

giffords is recovering from a brain injury suffered during a shooting in tucson, arizona. six people were killed and 13 others were wounded during the shooting in libya has officially declared its liberation. days after the death of ousted dictator moammar gadhafi, in a ceremony sunday the leader of the transitional government laid out a two year plan for the country's move toward democracy. thousands took to the streets in tripoli, celebrating right into the night time. in a statement released last night the president welcomed what he describes as a new era of promise for the african nation. >>> the bats of the st. louis -- st. louis cardinals were silenced. there is a conversation with the manager there. there is josh hamilton. elvis andrews put the rangers up 1-0. then in the sixth, naply a towering shot. that was all holland needed. he punished eight and a third innings. two hits two walks no runs, seven strikeouts. >>> last week four interceptions led to a redskin defeat. we don't want to talk about that. this week, it was the injury bug. unfortunately, we have to tal

he joins me now from tucson.tests took place in tucson this weekend, right in your home district. did you attend any of them? >> i went and visited with the occupiers that were there at the park and talked to them and found that it's a cross section of america. this is not some fringe element, this is a cross section of america concerned about issues with very common sense opinions about things and i think what is going on across this nation is necessary. it is peaceful. and it is a counterpoint to the lack of discussion about fairness in this country and certainly in our economic policy. so, for me, it has been a necessary activity that is going on around this country. >> now, is it, some of it, one of the criticisms that they received, even from president clinton is saying, what are your demands? what is it that you want? you brought up fairness and it does seem to be the overall umbrella theme here. do you think that the movement needs to get more focused? >> i think this movement is going to develop as it goe

. >>> it was an ugly scene last night in tucson with a massive bench clearing brawl.his out. players from ucla and university of arizona traded punches in a fight that spread nearly 60 yards at the end of the second half. arizona won the game 48-12. >>> a failed nfl trade may have saved the life of detroit running back jerome harrison. he was being traded to philadelphia this week, but espn reports a physical exam revealed a brain tumor. the trade was canceled, but harrison is getting treatment and doctors say the outlook for his recovery is good. >>> finally, check out the new lighting system on the superdome in new orleans. ♪ >> that's pretty cool. hundreds of saints fans were on hand for the debut of the new dome lights. the system cost, get this, more than $1.5 million, but it features more than 26,000 led lights. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and startling new revelations about steve jobs' last days from his official biographer. biographer. hurry in for the lowest prices of the season. save on all the top brands and names you

freeway runs between tucson and phoenix. at least 15 people were hurt.ust storm reduced visibility to near zero. the interstate was closed for several hours while crews treated the injured and removed vehicles. >>> 4:50. sure you her the wind this morning and probably rain. >> hard to sleep for a while there >> it was kind of noisey at times. 4: . all is -- 4:51. all is quieter around san francisco still have breezes to contend with and leftover residual moisture from last night's rain. the solid line moving through the south bay just about nearing morgan hill and pulling out of san jose. monterey bay wet, highway 5, 25, interstate 5, highway 25, 152, 101, all those around that area going to be wet and tricky to travel through. 61 mountain view, rest mid to upper 50s. 61 monterey everybody else mid to upper 50s.:t we will have showers and storms with thunder, possibly small hail today and tomorrow. sierra snow storm ends tonight. calmer, brighter, warmer weather throughout the weekend not only here but up in the sierra. today upper 50s around ukiah, clea

this huge dust storm caused a series of accidents along interstate ten between tucson and phoenix. >>> a half inch of rain caused this mess in las vegas. our rain tonight is expected to move into las vegas, and the rest of nevada causing more problems tomorrow. >>> no matter where you are, log onto ion4.com for up to the minute radar. and for the forecast. you can e-mail us your weather pictures. or post them on the fan page. >>> another big story tonight. after spending four 4 years in prison, amanda knox is back in the united states and she's grateful. >> what's important for me to say is just thank you to everyone who's believed in me, who's defended me, who's -- supported my family. [ crying ] . >> knox spent 4 years behind wars after being convicted of murdering her roommate, meredith kercher in perugia italy. she and her specify were acquitted yesterday -- and her boyfriend were acquitted yesterday. >>> in oakland, the battle over how to stop the violence is heating up. this is video taken from tonight's city hall meeting. outside there were protestors there. three measures are

right now, he's in tucson after attending a court hearing last week. defense attorneys say transferring loughner back to missouri would cause him irreparable harm. his attorneys are trying to stop him from being forcefully medicated with psychotropic drugs. >>> in the trial of conrad murray, jurors heard a chilling conversation between jackson and murray. the doctor recorded it on his iphone six weeks before the pop singer died. jackson was slurring his words as he talked about his comeback tour. >> when people leavehe show -- when people leave my show, i want them to say i nothing like this in my life. >> prosecutors say that these rodings prove that murray knew for weeks the dangerous effect the drugs he was giving jackson were having on the performer. >>> police and fbi agents say they still have no leads in their search for a missing kansas city baby. 10-month-old lisa irwin has been missing for more than three days. fbi agents used dogs to search the area near her home yesterday. the child was last seen monday night when her mother put her in her

she is still recovering from a gunshot wound to the head in a rampage shooting in tucson in january.he sick american woman evacuated from the south pole should be back in the u.s. today. renee-nicole douceur is expected to arrive in baltimore tonight for treatment. doctors say she should make full recovery after suffering from a stroke two months ago. >>> we at cbs are morning the death of a former news correspondent. he covered six presidents from dwight eisenhower to jimmy carter. he won two emmy awards. robert peerpont was 86 years old. hey babe... oh, hi honey! so i went to the doctor today, then picked up a few extra things for the baby. oh boy... i used our slate card with blueprint. we can design our own plan to avoid interest by paying off diapers and things each month. and for the bigger stuff, we can pay downalance faster to save money on interest. bigger? bigger. chase slate with blueprint helps you save money on life's little surprises. trip...lets... start your path to saving today, call 855-get-slate. ♪ [ female announcer ] mini™ meets berries. kellogg's® frosted mini-w

thinks something that we no never, never forget >> reporter: that's also why lorraine sheriff from tucsonpped by. >> it made my heartbeat really strong. i have a lot of love for that. the structure is absolutely beautiful and it does look like him. >> reporter: on his 14th birthday, gerald maddox got the perfect birthday gift. i think that's right. we would be nowhere if he didn't stand up for our rights. >> reporter: this dedication is a long overdue cream come true. >> i just hope that the young people here realize what a great sacrifice this was. this is hallowed ground here today. besides the arlington cemetery stop and the schmidt zonian, foggy bottom is also a good stop. but keep in mind it is a is six- block walk. >>> a reminder about our coverage plan for the mlk memorial dedication. we will broadcast the official ceremony at len a.m. sunday on our -- 11:00 a.m. on our sister station. we'll stream coverage. >>> your birth control may play a role in your relationships and the lettuce recall you should know about. >> reporter: taking the pill may affect your love life. number 5 toni

the crashes occurred yesterday on i-10 between tucson and phoenix. dozens of cars and trucks were involved. the highway was closed for several hours. >>> just ahead on the "morning news," a lucky mistake leads to a lottery payday for an unemployed georgia woman. >>> and the driver of a rampaging forklift found out his steep punishment for his destructive ride. this is the "cbs morning news." my name's jeff. i'm a dad, coach... and i quit smoking with chantix. knowing that i could smoke during the first week was really important to me. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke -- and personally that's what i knew i needed. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these, stop taking chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of depression or other mental health problems, which could

dozens of vehicles collided on interstate 10 between tucson and phoenix.ast 15 people were seriously hurt when the duststorm hit reducing visibility to near zero. look at this mess. the interstate was closed in both directions as emergency crews ferried the injured to the hospital. >>> and here in the bay area it is already getting wet. >> yes, wet and windy tonight. sandhya patel is live with a look at the forecast. there is more to come, sandhya? >> our rain gauge is clicking off the embarcadero. we do have the rainfall picking up in intensity. the winds are gusting 35 to 40 miles an hour. look at live doppler 7hd. the cold front is approaching and the rain is certainly picking up in intensity. santa rosa is reporting heavy rain. you can see around marin county and novato and heading out toward the fairfield area we are getting heavy rainfall right now. it is around 680 and toward her could youly. -- hercules. the heavier rainfall is coming downright now. as you look across the rest of the bay area from san francisco down the peninsula to the south bay a

will talk about their careers in politics and in nasa and their experiences since the shooting in tucsonhe'll read the final chapter entitled ♪ ♪ [ multiple sounds making melodic tune ] ♪ [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, every innovation, every solution, comes together for a single purpose -- to make the world a safer place. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >>> dedicated plumbing team out in indiana helped save a trapped kitten. it was not in a tree. this cat got stuck at a storm drain at a school after it was spooked by a teacher. after an unsuccessful attempt to get it out, the teacher and class called a plumber. they used a monitor to monitor the cat as they dug holes to reach the pipe. it took them two days but finally the kitten was freed. a staff member at the school adopted her and appropriately named her stormy. the next storm will come when the school district gets the bill. >> from that plumber. that was a big hole. >> for two days work of excavation to get that cat out of there. >> more cold weather tomorrow? >> starting off make sure the kids have the

showers and blowing dust on i-10, from phoenix to tucson. >> and if you're flying today, airport delaysle in san francisco, las vegas, phoenix, salt lake city and miami. >>> and in some of those cities today, there will be protests in solidarity with the nearly three-week-old demonstration in new york's financial district. >> the protests against economic inequality have taken place in 50 cities, from salt lake city to topeka, to knoxville. in new york last night, things got a little rough. >> reporter: some of the protester s tried to move their demonstrations to wall street. but were stopped by police immediately. nypd officers used force. this officer swinging his baton, striking some of the protesters. another aiming pepper spray at the crowd. >> i have pepper spray in my face. >> reporter: police are working right now to clear broadway. they're pushing the protesters back. they're arresting some. several protesters were loaded into police vans, headed for jail. when questioned about police actions, an nypd spokesman said they tried to rush the barricade. tension has been building b

dozens of vehicles collided on interstate 10 between tucson and phoenix. at least 15 people were seriously hurt when the duststorm hit reducing visibility to near zero. look at this mess. the interstate was closed in both directions as emergency crews ferried the injured to the hospital. >>> and here in the bay area it is already getting wet. >> yes, wet and windy tonight. sandhya patel is live with a look at the forecast. there is more to come, sandhya? >> our rain gauge is clicking off the embarcadero. we do have the rainfall picking up in intensity. the winds are gusting 35 to 40 miles an hour. look at live doppler 7hd. the cold front is approaching and the rain is certainly picking up in intensity. santa rosa is reporting heavy rain. you can see around marin county and novato and heading out toward the fairfield area we are getting heavy rainfall right now. it is around 680 and toward her could youly. -- hercules. the heavier rainfall is coming downright now. as you look across the rest of the bay area from san francisco down the peninsula to the south

. >>> a strange night in tucson whereas as hosted ucla last night with two seconds left in the first half, arizona already blowing out ucla by 35. check out the guy in the upper right portion of the screen, comes in, dressed up like a ref. that's not a ref. that's an idiot. approaches the real refs looking for the ball then goes running off the field with the ball. during the confusion, some frustrated ucla players mix it up with arizona and a full-fledged brawl breaks out. benches clear, punches thrown. eventually they restored order. arizona won the game 48-12. that is pac 10 football, whatever it's called, pac 12. >>> among the other great things like yankee fans, they single-handedly -- gadhafi killed by yankee fan. the subhead line if you look below, gunman had more hits than a-rod. the 20-year-old was the one who fired the fatal shot that killed moammar gadhafi and he did it, yes, while wearing a new york yankees hat. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," president obama spent the week on the road pushing the jobs bill. the president needed 60 votes to move for

and said he didn't know anything about in, but this is a program run out of the same office in tucson arizona in the bush administration. alan, you'll be happy about that-- >> well, you-- called wide receiver, how could he say he didn't know about it? >> he didn't say he didn't know about the program. what holder said was-- this is an important distinction, the media ignored, is that holder said he did not know about an aspect of the program where the guns actually got into the hands of the bad guys. >> and he-- no, he knew the programs existed. he didn't know that it went bad at a certain point. >> and the-- you don't know what's going on-- >> here is a memo that surfaced this week from the director of the national drug intelligence center, michael walter, to eric holder. it reads in part redacted, straw purchasers are responsible for the purchase of arms supplied to mexican drug trafficking cartels. and they also have direct ties to the cartel in the phoenix area. and 2010. alan, they knew it was purchased what holder didn't know, apparently until march of this year where the guns w

. >>> prosecutors want an appeals court to immediately return the tucson shooting rampage suspect to a missouri prison. last friday, jared lee loughner's attorneys asked to delay the transfer saying it would cause him harm. prosecutors said loughner gets does not medical care at the facility. loughner pleaded not guilty to 49 charges related to the january 8th shooting which killed six people and injured 13 more. >>> our time is 4:37. at 4:40, job seekers in the district have an opportunity to meet face-to-face with potential employers today. jessica doyle has details in her "your money" report. >>> a new proposal to expand metro transit through montgomery county has some residents there crying foul. >> we're back with your weather first in two minutes. you're watching 9news now. >>> 4:40. still some clouds and even a couple of sprinkles south of town. all in all, a much better day. 62 at noon. this afternoon, 66 at 3:00 with highs upper 60s, maybe even touching 70 in a couple of spots. breezy out of the northwest. we'll have a nice seven-day forecast. right now, here's monika. >> we

lawyers for the suspects charged in the tucson shooting have gone back to court. they won't jared lee loughner's interviews to be video taped. it's part of a mental competency assessment. he has pleaded not guilty to 49 charges stemming from the january 8 shooting which killed six people and wounded 12 others. >>> lawyers for an american citizen who was detained nearly four years as an enemy combatant wants a federal appeals court to reinstate a lawsuit against former defense secretary donald rumsfeld and other bush administration officials. jose pa diaz's attorneys says high level officials should be accountable. pa deal ya is serving -- padilla was arrested in 2002 for an alleged dirty bomb plot. >>> researchers say the world's population is going to hit 7 billion people by monday. the rate of growth has picked up significantly in recent decades. >> world did not reach the one billion mark until 1804. it took another 123 years in 1927 before we reached 2 billion. >> the world reached 3 billion in 1960 and 4 billion just 14 years later in 74. the population got t

discuss their careers in politics and at nasa as well as their experiences since the shooting in tucsongiffords will read the final chapter, "gabby, a story of courage and hope." it comes out november 13th. >>> astronomers have witnessed the first direct image of a planet being born. take a look. it's believed to have started forming about 50,000 to 100,000 years ago. the university of hawaii made the discovery and presented it earlier this week at nasa's goddard space flight center in maryland. astronomers say the planet is being formed out of dust and gas, circling a 2 million-year-old star. this is the youngest planet ever observed. it's just really hard to get your mind around. >> it's pretty cool stuff. >> oh, my gosh. >> tom, you're into this astronomy stuff. that's got to be pretty impressive. >> the twitter world was all aflutter about it yesterday. >>> now this morning on planet earth, it's a cold start this morning. many locations down into the low 40s starting off this friday morning. now in washington, a live picture from our city camera. here's the washington monument. beau

but it was less a result of aids mortality as policies adopted tucson's of the control the spread ofhe disease. one prime example was the closure of the san francisco bat houses in the mid-1980s. whether this was an effective public health information is a matter of debate. but what is not a matter of debate is that the closure effectively eviscerated the biggest enterprises in the neighborhood is the economy. the baths were among the most highly capitalized businesses, and they drew hundreds if not thousands of gay customers and to the neighborhood every night. there closure abruptly eliminated the capital invested in them and the retail traffic they drew. in addition, its redevelopment spread out from the mosconi center in the yerba buena gardens, much more expensive uses began to replace the old low rent and as for facilities and working-class housing. much of this has been replaced with very high end, high capital businesses, luxury towers, and middle-income complexes. the rising rents and upscale uses drugs and many businesses and residents. the heyday of soma leather from 1962

and that was about midway between phoenix and tucson. now, one man is reported killed in this, at least 15 others injured. >>> conrad murray's girlfriend took the stand at his manslaughter trial today. prosecutors are trying to prove the physician was distracted when he should have been taking care of michael jackson. the pop star's physician called girlfriend nicole alvarez four times during the afternoon of jackson's death. one of those calls came from the ambulance. >> i remember him telling me that he was on the way to the hospital in the ambulance with mr. jackson. and for me not to be alarmed. >> murray used his girlfriend's apartment to receive orders of the powerful anesthetic propofol. prosecutors say murray caused jackson's death with an overdose of the drug. >>> apple unveils its new iphone. >> it's the best iphone yet. >> but is it really? why some tech experts were underwhelmed. >> a smarter boot for cars in one bay area city? how the new device could save you money on your next parking meter. >>> and it's very unusual to se

commonwealth summit, when leaders consider changing the laws of successions so doctors have equal rights tucsons to succeed to the throne. it bbc news, melbourne. >> the last of america's most powerful nuclear bombs from the cold war era has been dismantled. b53 was designed to destroy underground bunkers, 600 times more powerful than the bomb dropped on the japanese city of hiroshima at the end of the second world war. this is "gmt" from bbc world news. these are the headlines -- a angela merkel has told the german parliament that euro's leaders must act decisively when they meet today to find a solution to the debt crisis. turkey says it will accept foreign aid to help the deal with the aftermath of the earthquake. it had previously insisted it could call on its own. let's get a look at the business news. ben is here with me. we are talking about the eurozone crisis. too big to fail, too big possibly for the european countries alone to deal with anyway. >> eurozone leaders -- many eurozone leaders have plans about what they would like to do, the bailout funds and reducing or running down the d

her office says it's part of her recovery after getting shot in the head in a mass shooting in tucson this year. her therapy session, which starts today, is going on for two weeks. giffords has made what doctors call a miraculous recovery since that supermarket shooting which left six people dead. >>> janet jackson is cutting her concert tour in australia short. she is heading back to the u.s. to support her family as the trial of the doctor accused of involuntary manslaughter in michael jackson's death nears its end. dr. conrad murray is accused of giving jackson a lethal dose of propofol and other sedatives. the trial could go to the jury this week. >>> after a warm weekend, we have a change. >> a little bit of a change. think we have more details on that from lawrence. but we are still going to have warm temperatures. >> cooler at the coast and the beaches. still a decent day. temperatures in the 50s and 60s in most parts of the bay area. this afternoon, we are still looking at 60s at the beaches. inside the bay plenty of temperatures into the 70s but not quite as warm. and mild to