>> really nice un believable. >> and thank you. >> and let's turn our attention to weather forecast. still student -- beautiful outside. and warming trend isn't over yet. tomorrow we're going to take temperatures up more. up into low 90s by afternoon. and here is a view from our sutro camera. sunshine over downtown san francisco. it's pretty much sunny skies across the bay area, with exceptions. there is another live picture. there is a view from our camera. fog this morning and you'll notice there is patches lingering along the coastlines there is is a wide range of temperatures today, 50s at the coast. numbers into upper 80s inland there are warm inland, mid to upper 80s now. 76 in san jose. 58 san francisco. and santa rosa is 79 degrees and here are the highlights there is warm inland. cooling off and turning breezier for weekend. the warm up not going last long. there is a satellite and radar. there is thursday and friday, warm days and this is especially inland. tomorrow morning limited fog. just patches as you'll notice here. there is most areas on the mild side. low to mid. >>

. >> un believable. at least you guys are having some fun.cond season of hell on wheels. what an interest ing and edge show. nobody has done programs at post civil war america, which was just as rowdy, confused and dangerous as any other time in this country's history once you start looking at the west ward expansion. your soldiers, they killed your wife, you're seeking them out. common you're a slave, you're trying to make it working in the city. that was the camp that followed the building of the railroad. what a bizarre show. it's working. >> yeah , we're trying to take the pieces of actual history to give us the queues to make a tv show that's got a beginning, middle and end and dramatic point and commercial breaks. one of those big helpful mint -- hints is the construction of the railroad started months after the end of the civil war. you have guys that were going to kill each other trying to work together. >> we have a short satellite. the long story short, the railroads redefined the word corrupt. >> oh, yeah. >> i would say a couple -

un-fairly. >> we believe they have been targeted for their political action ...there were protesters that came here from out of town part of the occupy movement no comment from police so far. but the national lawyers guild refutes claims by the chicago police department that molotov cocktails were recovered in the raid.. of an apartment in bridgeport. the attorneys claim, police confiscated home brewing equipment -- not molotov cocktails. a press conference is scheduled to take place.. about a half hour from now. we'll have more on the wgn news at 5. we're getting a new look at trayvon martin; hours before he was shot and killed in fabruary in florida. surveillence video featuring martin, was released yesterday as part of the discovery phase of george zimmerman's murder trial. there are also new photos of zimmerman's injuries. the evidence includes: a police document, saying that zimmerman could have avoided the encounter if he had stayed in his car and waited for police to arrive, after he called 9-1-1. zimmerman's attorney claims the incident could have been av

let me go through those five uns because, i believe, that although some of them had aspects that were sound criticisms at various points in the prior versions, now they are either untrue or misleading, and that to continue to oppose the military commissions that i've summarized and described after two different administrations in the executive branch, the supreme court in the rumsfeld case which invalidated the 2001 version of commissions made very clear that congress had the ability to make commissions, and then no less than five acts of congress have established a strong basis for these commissions to continue to oppose them when considering how justice delayed at some point really does become justice denied, to continue to oppose that framework of the rule of law at this point is my final un, unwise. let me go back to unsettled, unfair, unnecessary, unknown, unbounded. okay. the argument that military commissions are unsettled is that you have to make this stuff up as you go along, there's no settled procedure, it's all changing and so much litigation risk, people will challenge it

are interpret these words as a threat of military action now russia's ambassador to the un vitaly churkin believes that country should not come to jump to conclusions with respect to who was responsible for the massacre in houla last week that that all parties should wait for the results of the un investigation ambassador churkin said that he's very disappointed with the fact that there's been very little progress or progress with mr anon six point peace plan and that both sides the opposition and the syrian government have been seen in some ways violating their agreements to a cease fire and many other things outlined by the six point peace plan but ambassador churkin said it's very important to note the fact that. responsibility of course lies on the syrian government the opposition group also is still carrying out acts of violence and it's important for those that are arming or financing the our opposition group to look at the circumstance and understand that maybe those moves are provoking the violence and further escalating it. putting it there now with the rebels said to be urging u.n. envoy

. >> the un secretary general says he believes al qaeda was responsible for two suicide car bombs inhe libya capital. they with the deadliest in damascus since the uprising began in march. the war crimes trial of the former bosnian military commander has been suspended. they alleged he orchestrated the massacre of more than 7000 men and boys. the hearing was halted to allow the defense more time to consider evidence from the prosecutors. there are fresh revelations about the family of china's blind activist. >> that is right. have giventives accounts of torture which they say they suffered at the hands of chinese authorities. the bbc has obtained the first interviews. he fled to the american embassy in beijing. the event sparked a diplomatic crisis between the u.s. and china. we have our turn a correspondent with more. >> he is the blind -- we have our china correspondent with more. >> he is the blind human-rights activist. for 15 days, he has been under guard in a beijing hospital. how he managed to fully, alluding dozens of guards, is becoming clearer. he had to scale the walls of

un. security expert dennis believes the tactics used in the attacks point to links with international terrorist groups which must be tackled globally. there are very obvious similarities in the tactics that we are seeing in the north caucasus these days and tactics used by al qaeda and other. similar forces in iraq and afghanistan this is a particularly cool type of terrorist attack and it seems now to have reached the north caucasus and this is a sign of contacts that exist between these terrorist groups in different parts of the world ok that works like a franchise organization. it has a template and it encourages groups with domestic agendas to copy it this is a global problem we are seeing links between these terrorist groups in different parts of the world and so the response has also to be global and i welcome very much cooperation. between russia and western countries aimed at dealing and tackling these issues coming up in the program a move by the british courts to crack down on internet piracy back as file sharing website pirate bay claimed twelve million more u.k. users despite intern

hour to report on from in russia's biggest un security accidental it sounded believes the tactics used in their tykes point to links with international terrorist groups. there are very obvious similarities in the tactics that we are seeing in the north caucasus these days and tactics used by. similar forces in iraq and afghanistan this is a particularly cool type of terrorist attack and it seems now to have reached the north caucasus and this is a sign of contacts that exist between these terrorist groups in different parts of the world works like a franchise organization. it has a template and it encourages groups. to copy it this is a global problem we are seeing links between these terrorist groups in different parts of the world and so the response has also to be global and i welcome very much cooperation. between russia and western countries and dealing and tackling these issues. without head figure this hour conservatives are taking over the iranian parliament the international community worried that the outcome of the islamic states election could impact on the country's nuclear

political will ethyl if there is support that you were wrong deal with the un nations and some other nations as well but we believe presence that our position is common on that issue. is it doesn't have to continue to get into those positions could we talk about some domestic affairs and still with me who will be what about the new structure of the government are you going to make any adjustments. they used in the well we do have some plans for the solution it will get through for. me a sermon for the long of this or some of our priorities for the next few years in the such things should the mood not change and this is something that we worked on for a long time i mean like the lands of lead in a shoot straight each leave for the period. but i will year the year in twenty twenty two and we had a lot of consultations on this issue but of course we also will to make some adjustments to the supply of the stone the overall economic situation at this point it seems that our incarnate he is sent there for some good shape because last year we had wished to serve the last in our budget meeting with this year will be more

believe sent the wrong message. >> the truth is, the moment a computer randomly selected tyler and dar un to live together, my brother'sate was sealed. >> perhaps the harshest punishment he was facing was deportation. the judge said he does not believe ravi should be deported. not his call, but it was interesting to hear. >> what does this is a to other parents about their own kids? >> people will debate whether this sentence was harsh enough or whether there should have been a case ought all. no matter what you think, the message is clear, bullying will not be tolerated. if you have your kids at home, it's time to teach them that bullying is wrong as anything that they can do at school or anywhere else. >> the judge's words were searing. >>> and from that courtroom drama to news tonight from a terror zone overseas. yemen, arguably the most dangerous nation on earth, but martha raddatz made her way there where al qaeda is building its bombs and creating a deadly state within a state. she is the only network reporter on the ground, and yesterday she spent time with the yemeni forces fighting al qaeda there. this morning

. >> we do not believe that military at right course of action. >> finding con send sesz at the un will be hard. russia and china have opposed tough action against syria. >> the government still denies any government blaming it on opposition terrorists and says it's launching its own investigation. >>> the former head of liberia will spend the rest of his life in a jail cell. charles taylor was sentenced to 50 years today. he's the first head of state con inconsistented since world war ii. they si he -- say he was backing rebels. >>> a second earthquake in italy. italy -- rescuers find signs of life. they say she had been buried alive for more than 10 hours. she's now recovering. others are not as fortunate. the death toll now stands at 17. >>> still to come on wjz, take another live outside. your complete forecast just 2 and a half minutes away. first, take a look at today's midday stocks to be followed by last night's mega millions numbers. ,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical e

un and go into syria. the father of poisoned security agent alexander litvinenko believes exiled russian tycoon. was behind his murder in london. and votes on whether to hand over the country's money matters to brussels which could see its sovereignty surrendered. as our top stories now not everyone in and sees a fiscal plan is the best way out next artie's financial pundit max kaiser slams the treaty is unfeasible in the latest edition of the kaiser report. scotcher this is the kaiser report there and london is celebrating other elected officials stacey herbert let's talk about this. of the cooling she's going to be on a big barge floating down the. the senate oh that's exactly yes well she is one of the longest serving monarchs technocrats kleptocrats and we have the unelected j.p. morgan official of tony blair who's been in the news this week leveson inquiry press relations unhealthy says tony blair well the important part of this of course is that at one point during tony blair of j.p. morgan's testimony to the leveson inquiry protester had to be jacked it after getting into the court and ca

have ran because he was afraid of getting another dui and losing his job un armed and had a card holder in his pocket. >> she believes excessive force is used and pressing police officers for answers. >> when you're talking about seconds, there is not a lot of time to assess. >> abc 7 news learned that one of the two men who also ran was barett seen years son. he is now in police custody. all of the officers involved in this shooting are on administrative leave. >> thank you. police officers still have not released the name of a man shot and killed early friday morning. police say the suspect pulled a gun on a cabby and then a pedestrian, police opened fire when he turned it on them, it turned out, however, to be a bebe gun. >> a 21-year-old soldier has been killed in afghanistan. the army specialist died on saturday in the kandahar profians, officials say enemy force as tacked his unit with an ied. and he graduated from al va yez high school in 2008. family and friends say he proudly served his country. >> he was very proud of serving this great country. doing what he loved. >> his family is having a hard time belie

un and go into syria. the father of poisoned security agent examined of an anchor believes exiled russian tycoon was behind in london but the information has been sent to british investigators. votes on whether to hand over the country's money not just to brussels if the majority decides to say yes to the so-called fiscal pact but many fear sovereignty will be surrendered to. reject the e.u. fiscal treaty up next on t.v. richard boyd barrett he's a politician and treaty campaigner a special interview next. today i'm talking to richard boyd barrett he's a member of the irish parliament and a leading light in the new campaign on the referendum on the fiscal pact which thanks for talking to us tell us just what the fiscal pact is the pact is a european agreement which countries are being asked to sign up to which will compel goldman's to reduce debt and deficit figures by a certain amount per year over a long period of time and what we're concerned about is that that in effect because of all of the gambling debts of banks and speculators have been put on to the books of the state that this would mean permanen

most of the west i believe other countries will russia was on it two years ago in the un security council we i think have enough leverage all of us together to condition the rain's going to be heavier and higher price with every month that passes if we don't stop this. attempt to get nuclear but none of the rants critics including as well have given hard facts that prove that iran's intention is to build a nuclear weapon or that it iran is in a way near building a nuclear weapon so why is this so much fear and concern first of all that iran wants to have nuclear weapons we have no doubt i think that the international atomic energy agency in vienna published a report last november thing the head a weapons group they described the weapons worked why do you take it seriously they really did ship. him in a thirty openly again and again is version not exist. it should be removed as a cancer tumor in the middle east but you did admit that ahmed and added not saying that iran would wipe israel off the map. will approve israel the concert is that the different metaphor but not a different confere

government treats the un security council has asked the un observer mission on the ground to best gauge what exactly happened in houla do you believe moscow is now lifting the responsibility from assad for the violence but is stressing that equal pressure has to be applied both on the authorities and on the opposition and it's not only vital for them to put their weapons down and peaceful you negotiate but also for the international community for all the outside players to reach one unified position and so you are off says only in that case could the peace plan be fulfilled which is currently the only way out of the crisis also outlined that moscow is in contact with both the authorities and the opposition and he says that from these contacts with the rebels it's clear that some forces outside of syria but within the region are giving them other signals which are not aimed at fulfilling the peace plan but are actually aimed at violating boosting calls for foreign military intervention the foreign minister has called on these players to make up their minds whether they want regime change or the stop of the deaths of people in syria

just so there is no misunderstanding about who is up here talking to you, this is on -- un- official, but i believe i vetoed close to 100 bills where the vote in the legislature was close to 114-0. i vetoed the legislation and the veto stood because of the debate. [applause] >> on a related subject, mr. johnson, many pieces of legislation, some call it major legislation, are hundreds of thousands of pages long as opposed to the act. -- of proposed federal acts. would you urge congress to pass the "read the bills act?" this is proposed legislation that already has sponsors in congress that would require public reading and the public opportunity to read a bill before it is exercised. >> i would absolutely support the "it read the bills act," but i go beyond that. here is what i did. when i vetoed those of 100 bills or the vote in the legislature was close to 114-0 -- by the way, only two of these bills was -- were overridden. but here was my dialogue -- republicans, i do not think you have time to read this legislation, but i did and here's what it says. i think that it grows government. government b

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believe those assurances. >> apologies on the technical glitches on that report. good sudan has promised to cease hostilities on its neighbor, south sudan. >> the un security council was threatening sanctions unless cross border violence ended within 48 hours. violence which opposition fighters have thought more than 70,000 people -- for more than 70,000 people from their homes, greatly increasing pressure to save lives. most of the refugees are across the border. andrea has sent this report. >> a weary family is driven on by fear and desperation. they have been walking for days. thousands more are fleeing for their lives. why did you come here? honegger, she says, too tired to elaborate. this is what -- hunger, she says, too tired to elaborate. this is what she is escaping. in the mountains the bombs are falling every day. the sudanese government is not only trying to crush the armed rebellion, but bringing an entire population to its knees. hiding in caves, tens of thousands live like this. it is too dangerous to farm, so they cannot feed themselves, and foreign aid is not allowed in, so communities are trying to leave, crossing the border into south sudan in gr

un. >> reporter: five years ago, if i showed and you your clean room get-up, you probably wouldn't have believed that was you going to work. >> i didn't even know what a clean room was. >> reporter: keefe worked in a local paper factory for 23 years before being laid off. today, he's one of more than 2700 employees at the nanocollege, summiting 250 professors and students who measure progress in units smaller than an atom. statewide, the college is the engineer behind nearly 13,000 jobs. >> this is unique. there's nothing like it. >> reporter: this physicist built the nano college by using a billion-dollar state investment to attract another $13 billion from computer industry giants like intel and i.b.m. >> for the first time in history, to my knowledge, the computer chip and nanotechnology industry have put together a consortium that is run and managed by state, by a college, not by the industry itself. >> reporter: this unique arrangement allows companies to get more bang for their research dollars, students to get a chance to audition for the biggest names in the business, and people like joh

believes. egyptians choosing to lead them after ousting president mubarak a year of voters concerned the elections being scuppered by a un representative still candidates and by hardline military rulers. break through or break down their arms nuclear program in focus and under pressure again with new negotiations between tehran and the west iran says it wants specific timetables western nations are pushing for disclosure. the leaders gather in brussels to die and discuss salvation for the eurozone with many believing it's time austerity came off the menu instead the mood shifting towards growth and investment strategies. more news coming your way in a quarter hour but sports next with kate. and i thank you for joining me on the other headlines. the strike a light sprains leading goalscorer adapted loses his race against time to recover from a broken leg help the side defend their european crown in next month's championships . while glad to be back a russian midfield that matters a lot of return to the russian squad after an eight year absence as the team prepares for fighters friendly with your wife here in moscow. and s

un-american. who votes for these odd ducks and political quakes? up next, mitt romney wants you to believe that he has more in common with bill clinton than obama does. >> welcome back to "hardball," mitt romney is testing out a strategy for driving a wedge between obama and centralist that embrace bill clinton. there are many problems with the strategy beginning with this, romney opposes everything bill clinton supports. we have alex wagner from the host of now, the highly successful program that cops on earlier than this. here is mitt romney stirring the pot in des moines this tuesday, two days ago, let's watch. >> president clinton was signaling to his own party that democrats should no longer try to governor by proposing a new program for every problem. president obama tucked away the clinton doctrine in his large drawer of his carded ideas with transparency and bipartisanship. it's snuff to make you wonder if it was a personal beef with the clintons, but it probably runs much deeper than that. >> who writes this, he is reaching it off of the tell prompter, and he is reading crap. he b

un-american activities wanted to investigate him. this afternoon he released the following statement. he said marissa -- our reference was to the perception that came as a result of the recent actions. i totally believe that the patriots and st. coaches and players are no championships. there has been some distortion about what i said. believe me, this will come up again in september when the ravens get set to face the new england patriots in the third game of the season. the orioles still liked to keep getting closer to beating the yankees. three plays separate the orioles from the biggest win of the season. mark teixeira is on base with the orioles up by one run. just two batters later, after seeing frustration from the manager, place of frustration on the scoreboard. a home run gave the yankees believe instead of giving them the time. covering the bag, tagged him at the plate. the orioles came up one run short. it could little dicey here on the mound. still looking for the first win of the season. getting a start for new york at yankee stadium. the orioles plan to honor our province and on saturday, unveiling a statue inside camden yards. today they had to postpone the plans. they have rescheduled

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who is an american who expects and deserves equal treatment under the law, i believe it is inappropriate to the extreme and ungment of our community to a vote of the people. it's offensive to the members of the lgbt community and in doing so, it has the potential to impact the lives of many members of the state whether they be lgbt or not. while i understand the pastor's position around domestic violence laws, his position is just supposition. in ohio, scores of people had their convictions overturned on domestic violence charges before the supreme court clarified. our court has never interpreted the language that's being presented to the people of north carolina. our courts are not the ohio courts. in many ways, our laws operate differently. and i would expect our courts to interpret it independently. we do not know how broad an impact this amendment will have. and i think the people of north carolina should be concerned about that. >> okay. we'll see how the vote goes. thank you both for sharing your views. we appreciate it. amendment one being voted on today by the people of north carolina. thanks to both