steven strasburg will undergo arm surgery on friday.nny ramirez is strutting and the guy with his arm out is not going to /gutalk to him. he was on hand to watch the white sox beat the indians 4-3. frank gore getting ready for the 49ers and here they are, gore doing his thing to death. we don't need the sound bite, man that gore is good. a 50-yard run, pam, believe me, i will be the first guy maybe for one year i'll say what the athletes are going to say. it will be a good season, playing 100%. >> you wouldn't have to hear the uh-huhs and you knows. >> well i am not one of the nose in the air broadcasters. you know it is time to go.

the rookie pitcher is undergoing tommy john surgery that is on the elbow and he will undergo that on there was someone who joined the chicago white sox. not in the starting lineup but getting in good form here he held a quick 15 minute press conference by conducting the entire thing in spanish with a translator. told him oftentimes you do not have to be nice. hard times as your wife said aaron, come on, i am haunted. and i put up with that because of a guy is good and the world as funny. they can't sing and play guitar. chris shelley as it finally has had on the 26th season only cory hall is older than the stanley cup. all the nfl players and he has a home in malibu he will retire to. we have mr. art 49 he studied and he's busily going to tell you everything you need to know. he is one of the ones that count. we're 1-1 and back with the key rating. the board is next. is always a thrill to be with the sharks or pretty good lawyers and the burnt walked out in the streets with more people recognize them their leading os anything held on the first couple of inhibition games just look out

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of the 247 women to chose to undergo preventive mastectomies, not one developed cancer.the 900 that decided to preventively have their ovaries and tubes removed only ten got cancer. compare that to the 1600 women who chose not to undergo any surgery. 98 of them were later diaosed with cancer. pat kln is looking at the new study. she learned she had the braca mutation at age 23. >> i'm not gonna jump to surgery because it's just not right for me. i don't know if i wanna have kids. so i'm 31. i need to figure that out on my own with my husband. >> personal decisions thousands of women now face. each one choosing therapy own course and hoping for the very same results. a long, healthy life. >> abc news, new york. >> the maker of the wrkle smoothing drug box will pay $600 million to settle a five-year long federal investigation. the irvine-based company will plead guilty to misbranding for marketing techniques that led doctors to use botox for unimproved uses. those include treatmen of headaches, pain and cerebral palsy in children. >> mike ahead with the forecast. >> taking

of the 247 women to chose to undergo preventive mastectomies not one developed cancer. 900 that decided to preventively have their ovaries and tubes removed only ten got cancer. compare that to the 1600 women who chose not to undergo any surgery. 98 of them were later diagnosed with cancer. pat klein is looking at the new study. she learned she had the braca mutation at age 23. >> i'm not gonna jump to surgery because it's just not right for me. i don't know if i wanna have kids. so i'm 31. i need to figure that out on my own with my husband. >> personal decisions thousands of women now face. each one choosing therapy own course and hoping for the very same results. a long healthy life. >> abc news, new york. >> the maker of the wrinkle smoothing drug botox will pay $600 million to settle a five-year long federal investigation. the irvine-based company will plead guilty to misbranding for marketing techniques that led doctors to use botox for unimproved uses. those include treatment of headaches, pain and cerebral palsy in children. >> mike ahead with the forecast. >> t

williams will undergo the mri tomorrow. for more on the injured pride of the team, here's our own lindsay murphy. >> reporter: 20-7, the halftime score and the most points the redskins have scored in a 1st half since week 16 back in 2007. the 2nd half was a different story and the result a stunning loss to the houston texans. >> that really hurts. that's coming from myself and a lot of other players. they escaped with a victory. they got lucky. i feel like they got lucky, that we let this one slip. >> reporter: there were multiple game changing plays. the biggest? andre johnson's 34-yard touchdown with 2:03 left in the game tying the score at 27. >> make the play. get my hand in between the ball, jump up, create havoc. maybe if he outjumps me, hit the ball out when he's coming down, try to hit it at the high point. >> special teams two more daggers, first a blocked field goal with 6:40 left in the 4th quarter. then in overtime graham gano nailed a 52-yarder but only after the texans called a time- out. on his second attempt

parents undergoing in vitro fertilization can identify the sex of an embryo and can choose which onesbe implanted inside the mother's womb. >> that brings us to your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked -- what do you think about technology that allows parents to choose the sex of the child they are having? >> we will post more of the responses on the front page of our website, wbaltv.com. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we have an accident off to the side. it is creating some delays. it is that the outer loop at loch raven. los spots developing around harford. we also see delays on the west side. the delay stretches down towards 70. 15 minutes of the ad lib west side. five minutes on southbound 95. 15 on the northeast outer loop. -- 15 minutes of the outer loop west side. we switch over to a live view of traffic and you can see delays at loch raven. all lanes are open. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. let's check in again live with sandra shaw. she is

the new officers will undergo two additional weeks of training and orientation before they hit the streets. >>> hewellet packerd said no so fast to hurd after he was hired by oracle. hp says hurd can violate a confidentiality agreement. >>> the nasdaq dropped 24, the dow dropped 107. >>> crews plan to return tomorrow for a sixth straight day to a landful in pittsburg. they say they want to give the man's family some answers. sales vanished a little less than a week ago after his father was killed. and police believe fed rick sales may be the fifth victim . the chp says that during the chase tran was alive and on the phone with a friend and that tran could be heard pleading with valdemoro pleading him not to hurt her. >>> ktvu's rita williams reports. >> reporter: at his arraignment in an oakland courthouse this afternoon, suspected police shooting andrew barrientos saw a sea of blue. 75 off duty officers crowded into the courtroom. barrientos attorney said the defendant did not know young dressed in plain clothes was a police officer. >> whether this turns out to be an intentional shooting

he is undergoing chemotherapy and radiation. >> never a fun team. >> no. what else can you say about it other than good luck and he seems to be doing well. >> really does affect everyone. there's no way around that. >> everyone knows someone who has some sort of cancer. >> okay many ron is out and he's got a friend with him. >> we'll see the friend in a moment. >> we're talking about survivors this morning and captain defense is a prostate cancer -- survivor. >> it's great to be here. i am a prostate cancer survivor and lead a very active life. >> i'm glad you're here. the great prostate cancer challenge coming up this sunday right here at towson university. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. a cold start to the day but we have warmer air coming our way. we have now dropped to 49 degrees in baltimore for this morning. so it is a cool start as we were saying and as compared to yesterday we were 17 degrees cooler. you'll notice a difference when you walk outside. the winds are light. they will turn to the south over the next 24 hours. that will start the

the new officers will undergo two additional weeks of training and orientation before they hit the streets. >>> hewellet packerd said no so fast to hurd after he was hired by oracle. hp says hurd can violate a confidentiality agreement. >>> the nasdaq dropped 24, the dow dropped 107. >>> crews plan to return tomorrow for a sixth straight day to a landful in pittsburg. they say they want to give the man's family some answers. sales vanished a little less than a week ago after his father was killed. and police believe fed rick sales may be the fifth victim . the chp says that during the chase tran was alive and on the phone with a friend and that tran could be heard pleading with valdemoro pleading him not to hurt her. >>> ktvu's rita williams reports. >> reporter: at his arraignment in an oakland courthouse this afternoon, suspected police shooting andrew barrientos saw a sea of blue. 75 off duty officers crowded into the courtroom. barrientos attorney said the defendant did not know young dressed in plain clothes was a police officer. >> whether this turns out to be an intentional shooting

it's undergoing a major renovation. that did not stop shirley sherrod from retelling her story. >> this person was e-mailing me saying you should be ashamed of yourself. >> reporter: sherrod is still haunted by this now famous video. >> here i was saying that when they have a white person say they're lazy. >> reporter: it was a speech she gave to the naacp, but a conservative blogger posted excerpts that seemed to show she withheld assistance from a georgia farmer because he was white. >> i just knew the administration would support me. >> reporter: sherrod was talking about her own racial transformation, but the truth did not get out until she was forced to resign. president obama apologized. she declined an offer to go back to agriculture. she said she's suing blogger andrew brightbart. >> do the right thing and got will help you through any situation. >> reporter: folks who heard her remarks had this to say. >> gives us a new perspective on how people are being treated. >> she spoke directly to life, pain, the abilit

and he is now undergoing plastic surgery at a local hospital. >> a helicopter snags power lines, no one hurt, but the incident knocked out the powers for many, many, homes. this is part of the movie making of the robot. >> >> dancing with the stars, the first couple went home. >> the couple with the lowest scores is: david and kim. >> >> the hoff is off. david hassleoff and kim johnson were the first to be eliminated. the 58 actor was tie -- was let go. >> i was surprised. i thought he would hang in a little longer because it was fun. >> the hoff is off. >> a bob cat takes out a buck eye? >> what caused the mascot mayham. >> >> abc 2 works for the community. a proud sponsor of komen's race for the cure. >> four years ago, bob ehrlich got fired as governor of maryland. for good reason. first, he protected tax loopholes for giant cable cable companies. then, he let utilities jack up our rates 72%. and for the last four years, he worked as a hired gun for big corporations, even a bank that took billions from a taxpayer funded bailout. ehrlich sides with corporate executives again and again

. >>> to the peninsula where that devastated neighborhood in san bruno is beginning to undergo dramatic changes. exactly two weeks after a natural pipeline explosion destroyed dozens of homes. today's crews using heavy machinery are starting to clean up before the rebuilding begins. >> reporter: progress is starting in small steps. this is one of the homes where crews began today removing large materials and started scraping the soil. all day excavators scooped up blackened and burned debris of what was once someone's home. >> they picked up my rv and threw it in the garbage. there wasn't much to throw away. >> reporter: for decades, this was their home. >> almost a sense of closure. it's really over. to see the big jaws come and lift up our car and just drop it in the garbage. you know, it was not as emotional as i thought it would be. >> reporter: it is a difficult and delicate process. two weeks after a fire ball tore through this neighborhood. killing seven people and destroying 37 homes. >> in people's hearts and mind it's well beyond routine. they understand they are in people's h

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the ocelot, already undergoing trials for the army, coming into service in afghanistan by next year. >> there is a requirement to go to a number of areas, which some of the better protected vehicles cannot go to. the challenge, it seems, is to try to find the level of protective armor that those others never had. >> there has already been a dispute as to who should pay the cost. >> france is saying that it has mobilized a full-scale diplomatic and intelligence operation. working at a uranium mine, they have not ruled out military action. should we think about changing our shoes? a survey by motoring organizations suggest that one out of four drivers have not been in full control of their vehicles depending on what is on their feet. >> before you step into your car, how hard do you think about what you are wearing on your feet? questioning over 18,000 riot -- drivers, the suspects behind the wheels. over one-quarter of people have said that they have lost control of their car because of what they were wearing on their feet. 4% of people admitted that wedges cause problems behind the w

and then they could undergo hypothermia to harsh conditions on their feather. >> and where is this blocked off? >> the north, the south, and crews are asked to not use any water craft. >> and any charges or fines be brought up because of this? >> if you are speaking about the company that has the tugboat that is part of the investigation and that is handled in the d.a.'s office. >> alexa, thank you. ♪ them a a live look outside from the golden gate bridge and sunny skies right now. however, we are born to see that fog tonight and into tomorrow morning. temperatures are pretty warm but mostly in the '90s, the upper 80s. 88 degrees in oakland, 89 degrees in mountain view 89 degrees and hayward. and over all, and the bridges are a quite a bit from yesterday and especially along the bay shore- chechen ventures. with hayward, mountain view, 14 degree difference. temperatures. and a similar temperature increases in land. let us take a look awoken expect with the next couple of days with clear all along the coast. and at what we can expect, the fog will be coming an overnight and tomorrow will be

the retailer is set to undergo a facelift. a new look will draw more usme tou their doors. >> we spoke earlier with our political correspondent and asked him why it took so long fothlalords to agree to reduce the rent. >> it took them a long time because the negotiations ve be incredibly complicated. they have involved a large number of groups. there were vio gup of creditors being represented and the trade unions. they all had to agree to the insolvency plan. if you remember, the plan was already agreed to and then there were new demands so it had to be renegotiated. they have been insistent on the issue of rent being lowered. there is a very simple reason fo tt, during the liquidity squeeze that karstadt got into in recent years when they were si mey badly, the old management decided to sell off the stores. they sold o 186 stores. now they find themselves in a situation of having to pay the high rent on the stores. he wanted to rent to be lowered before heinvested a scent and the company. he brought in a well-known fashion d

officials say the officers will undergo two weeks of orientation before they can start their job. >>> the coast guard says it used new technology to track down the source of a distress call. >> hello. may day. >> and that came in about 9:15 last night over a marine channel. and they were pinpointing that it was coming from the pence la the coast guard sent out two vessels to search. a second search was launched. >>> san francisco pilots conducted a drill south of the bridge. pilots say the simulated rescue refreshs their skills with safety gear. the pretend victim was wearing an exposure wet suit. they essort vessels in and out of the bay. >>> health officials say eight infants who died during the whooping cough were not properly diagnosed despite trips to the doctor. that analysis has prompted the state department of public health to warn doctors and hospitals to treat infants under six months who have trouble breathing as chases of whooping cough. >> they are urging parents to get vaccinated. >> where the babies have died this year, it is a family member, the mother, another, who ha

. >> it must undergo a process called hydrogenation so it does not spoil. this creates trans fats which are not good for your heart. scientists are producing soybeans that avoid this unhealthy process. >> they will be in high demand. >> the oil is stable with a good shelf life and lowers the saturated fat by 25%. >> it will bring along some good features. it has the ability to enhance heart health. >> people do not realize how much soybean oil is in their diet. healthier french fries could be just around the corner. >> if we could increase the food ingredient without people having to make changes in their lives, we could increase the health of all consumers. >> it will take about three years. >> it is still a good oil. we just made it better. >> the funding for their research was provided in part by the united soybean board through farmer-supported check off funds. >> 64 >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. there is one problem to report in glen bernie. there is some fire

he had been undergoing chemotherapy treatments for lymphoma. he formed a fund to provide scholarships for students interested in media careers. he was a teacher. the family is planning a public memorial that will be announced later. he was >> alan: we have the first new photos of a rear california fox that was thought to be ex-stink. we first told you yesterday about the sierra nevada red fox which hadn't been seen in 20 years. today, "skype" 'tis -- scientist released photos that were snapped by a motion-activated camera in humboldt national for rest. experts used dna testing on the salve a to confirm it is the rare fox. >> today is the second day of the annual sausolito arts festival. organize ares say they aren't sure they can match the 20% growth in attendance over the previous year, partially because of the weather. some artists tell the marin independent journal that they're pleased with sales figures despite windy and cooler temperatures. pablo cruz, the tubes, and dave mason are performing today. on to leigh glaser, and hopefully the co

now we're going to be undergoing some changes. you can't see it here with the bay bridge. but on the golden gate, we are seeing a little low cloud cover coming in with clouds off the coastline. we've had high pressure the last 36 hours building the heat. it will be continually pushing to the south and weakening. so that will not only make way for the fog but some cooling weather out here as we head into the weekend. really combining both the drop our temperature down for your labor day weekend. we'll feel some of the effects of that fog. 66 degrees, by 11:00 a.m., instead of the 80s we had today, we'll be looking at mid to upper 70s. still sunny skies out there. 6:00 a.m. for he have one else. low 60s here for the peninsula. the coolest spot in the nor bay will be dropping to the mid 50s. much more comfortable. then by noon, instead of widespread 80s, we'll be talking about upper 70s to near 80 degrees. so a drop in temperature but a larger drop for the weekend. plus, a live report on hurricane earl as it barrels into the coast. >>> coming up, an oil rig exploded off the g

. >>> the city redevelopment agency and nonprofit is saying the neighborhood is undergoing something of a renaissance. since 2003, 30 building facades have been renovated and 30 new business have opened up in that south of market neighborhood. >>> the university of california is working to make up a $20 million shortfall in its retirement system. one of the options to fix the problem is increasing the amount workers have to pay into their retirement funds. uc is also looking at looking at the retirement age for some new hires. regents may vote on a new solution by september. >>> more than 100 park workers could lose their jobs next month unless a federal budget gets an extension. jobs now has helped find jobs for about 3,800 people since it began sometime last year. gavin newsom is pushing for an extension. >>> the weather is expected to heat up which means pollutants could be trapped closer to the ground, to help prevent smog, officials want to encourage people to use public transportation. you can feel it warm up today. let's go to bill martin in the weather center. >> you could fe

and there will undergo further testing. >> france is closer to banning women from wearing burqua style islamic veils in public. it will be the first european nation to do so. the frechblg senate passed the measure today by 246 to one vote margin. it has passed a national assembly only needing president sark yozy's signature to become law saying it helps reinforce equality between the sexes. violateors will face a fine or take a citizenship course. >> the eiffel tower was evacuated today after someone phoned in a bomb threat. they searched the area and didn't find anything. and investigators do not know if the threat was related to the senate vote. >> and when we come back a tribute by san francisco giants. giants. >> a plan to man: we need a sofa. something i can stretch out on! woman: ooh... that will go with those lamps my mother gave us. or we could get some new lamps. or we could get no sofa. negotiating, eh? you got it! how about a nice home for our tv? how about doors to hide that drive-in theater? how about a cowhide rug? yee-haw! and the snacks? get their own place. let the mar

following her release she was ordered to undergo random drug testing. a judge warned lohan she could face additional jail time for any other convictions. >>> >>> they aren't your average bears, in fact, at a zoo in finland yogy bear is replaced by yoga bear. the mother bear mimi looks to be in a pilates class giving her abs a work out. zoo keepers don't know what to make of it. the bears usually work out, they usually work out to richard simmons sweating to the oldies. it's not doing their figure much, but hopefully they feel better. >>> pleasantly cool, 63. around the state now 62 up in 67 ocean city. 62 out in oakland. once again the warm spot down at patch river at 71 degrees. locally down to 60 westminster, 67 at canton island and close to 70 over in washington. still air coming in at 63, annapolis. a little warmer at 67 degrees. all right, across the country, we have a northern tier that will head in our direction. dry however, a few clouds -- a for the most part we're pretty clear just a few clouds up to our north. tomorrow a beautiful day pleasan

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the city redevelopment agency says they're undergoing a ren sons of sorts. 30 new businesses have openedp in that area creting more than 100 jobs. that's our report for tonight. our coverage continues online at www.ktvu.com and with tonight's 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. tmz is up next here on tv 36.

she was scheduled to undergo medical tests today to determine if she has cancer.ran's prosecutor said her fiance and their friend will be tried for spying. >>> a burial mix up at arlington national cemetery. the army has found three bodies buried in the wrong gravess. -- in the wrong graves. some families have demanded that arlington check on their relatives' graves sites. today, a fourth grave was reopened. >>> the mother of pop superstar michael jackson is suing the concert promoter involved in his comeback tore for fraud, saying that he failed to provide a doctor who would look out for his well-being. also, lawyers for dr. conrad want the wrongful death suit filed against his client dismissed. >>> detroit police are looking for a man who robbed a convenience store wearing a dark vader mask. the suspect pulled out a knife and asked for cash. nobody was hurt in the incident. the police may soon get him. he first walked into the store without his mask and a security camera got a good look at him. >>> the discovery channel employees held hostage are speaking out fo

the 28-year-old held a press conference yesterday after undergoing the first of what are expected to be several surgeries. last night, police released a picture of a suspect described as an african-american woman with slicked back hair. >>> and a reminder to be careful about what you write on facebook. after posting the defendant was going to be found guilty before the verdict was read in court, a detroit woman was removed from a jury. she was also ordered to a pay a $250 fine and write a five-page essay about the constitutional right to a fair trial. >>> now, an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 10,320 after gaining 50 points yesterday. the s&p rose nine points and the nasdaq climbed 23. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei added 51 points, while in congress congress the hang seng rose 102. >>> so far, every day has been a winner on wall street in the month of september. but depending on today's job numbers that all could change very quickly. as with wednesday's gains, yesterday's advances came thanks to positive da

he was barely burned on his head are delays, friday he had to undergo seven hours of surgery. which included skin grafts. we talked to his wife mary today about how they are both doing. >> married to solace is showing men of those few recognizable items that she was able to recover from a destroyed on. a great spectacle. as she explains all looking her husband of 30 years is to be alive. >> the neighbors on either side toss away, so we were on the other directive. we were in direct line of the pipeline. the pipeline would directly for house. he is a walking miracle. >> we spoke to greg last week, two days after the explosion. he seemed remarkably good shape for a man who'd been severely burned and almost killed. but as the week wore on, his injuries got worse. for >> the doctors explained, that the week that the birds get worse as the week goes on this and it was with one. so that's when the skin to he's trying to heal a little bit, and so that is why she wanted him manually to do those graphs. the body, that is burned 10 percent that patient dies. greg was burned some%. so th

cohen did undergo surgery today.again, he is expected to recover, johns hopkins hospital officials say they are reviewing security procedures. reporting live from baltimore, da dorothy spencer, news 4. >>> our coverage continues in arlingt arlington, where neighbors are questied tonight. jack benson outside the house he shared th his ailing mother. >> reporter: this was the last person they would expect to do something like this according to neighbors. by night fall, arlingn, virginia, police officers were talking to neighbors on south kenmoore street, where the john hopkins gunman, 54-year-old john partis harland, lived with his mother. >> he took excellent care of his mother. >> reporter: neighbors reacted with shock. they said they frequently saw him coming and going from the green bungalow as he cared for his mother. 84-year-old jean davis who suffered from alzheimers and other illnesses. >> he lived with his mother and then stayed with the hospital when she became ill. it's so hard for me to believe. >> she made

>>> a doctor has been shot at johns hopkins hospital and is in critical condition and currently undergoing surgery. >> we'll go live to andrea fujii. we heard the suspect may not have been caught. is that right? >> reporter: actually, that is news to me, jessica. we just got on the scene. the last i heard, according to reports, the suspect was in custody. that's according to police. i want to show you the mass pandemonium. we're on north wolf and east madison. the information we have is that the doctor remains in critical condition in surgery right now and according to our media partner the baltimore sun, a nurse, who was on the same floor in the nelson building at the time of the shooting, sought shooter come. he was apparently upset at the medical treatment give ton his mom. he, according to a nurse, threatened to jump out the window. that nurse ran out and heard gunshots behind her. then a doctor was shot and is in critical condition and is now in surgery. we don't know if the doctor was treating the suspect's mother. we know that johns hopkins hospital continues to be in lockdown. you

. >> the issue of men and women is defined by the fact, for you to find the woman, you have to undergoe self-inflicted tickingkickings first. you may not enjoy it, but sooner or later, love is going to get you. tavis: who needs dr. phil? i have dr. ellroy. >> we have lacked and had some serious moments here, but it is quite a story, the life of a jamesellroy. it is told through this book now. james, this is one of those inside stories. every time on the show, it seems we end up trading something. you sent me a box of goodies and received some cashmere sweaters. what are going to trade this time? >> we both have the pin-striped suits. we will figure something out. tavis: that is our show for tonight. catch me on the weekends on public radio international. i will see back here next time on pbs. until then, we are live in l.a.. thanks for watching, and as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org tavis: >> join me next time with grammy-winning singer seal. that is next time. >> all i know is his name is james, and he needs extra help wi

we undergo an investigative process. we talk to witnesses, we collect evidence.s is an eight-year suspension so we are taking this very seriously. >> reporter: she says hazing is never allowed here. it was a criminal matter then and now it's a lawsuit. courtney howard is suing them and the university for what she says happened. documents posted on the smoking gun.com website detail 16 nights of alleged hazing that began with sister loading down grind folded pledges and warning them that the snitches get stitches. pledges were allegedly struck on the hands and legs with wooden spoons. slapped in the face. wrestled to the floor. and slammed to the floor. she was ordered to wrestle another pledge. and was knocked out. former pledge courtney howard claims hazing injury led her to visit a doctor. >> they get a lot of media and a lot of things happen and a lot of wrongdoings have occurred. >> reporter: a former member named in the lawsuit denies things happened the way they are outlined in the complaint documents. she says she saw none of it and now as a senior, the la

change from big enough the space station they were telling crew will be replaced by another team now undergoing spinal pub ratios before they got into the boat to the next one. you are on the edge a group of economists on the currency experts gathering in berlin to this kind of the single currency claim is heading for collapse some old news the recent multi-billion euro bailout something destination is a doomed european monetary union. and for the first brain trained highly qualified indians and the great to the last are returning home due to the poll state of the american economy. and coming up next is martin andrews who engages in some intellectual activity of visiting moskos a condom of science and the biggest politic museum in russia. on the subject of science that's the theme of this week's moscow ause i'm from the great space race to medical advances ever since the times of peace the great this country is being. obsessed with technological and biological developments for the day and also here at the russian academy of sciences. the economy was in seven hundred twenty full time million. bu

. >> reporter: most of the students undergoing the training are not professional firefighters, but volunteersere they work. why would they be willing to put their lives at risk? >> it shows dedication to keeping the place safe for everybody working there and the community around the area. >> it's exciting. when i first got into it, i didn't know what i was walking into, but actually, i enjoy it so much, i would want to be a fireman out this, just helping people. >> the bond that we have, we're here together and everybody is look federal court you and making sure you do the right thing. we leave here and go pack and we're still strong and tight and everybody is like a brother to you. >> reporter: most these volunteers return next year for another round of training, training that they hope they never have to use in real life. >>> and that is for this week's "a second look." i'm julie haener and thanks for watching.

have done similar audits in the past and have met certain performance benchmarks or if they are undergoing certain financial hardships, there are exemptions for those types of buildings. this would apply only to commercial buildings and would not apply to either residential or mixed-use buildings in the city. and it would also require them to submit annual reports to the city describing, documenting their energy usage. the energy audits would be rolled in over a five-year period so as not to require all of the buildings to conduct the energy audits in the first year. it would require the largest buildings in the first year and then phase it in over the next five years for the remainder of the buildings. the energy performance data that would be reported to the city is the ordinance requires that they use the same software that is required by the state statewide legislation. that is the outline of the ordinance. i'm happy to answer any questions. i have mark wes lin from the department of the environment and barry hooper from the department of the environment that can answer questions, as w

it will allow him to do community service he will first have to undergo a mental health evaluation hes facing criminal mischief charges. >> look at this firefighters in colorado planning to aggressively ramp up the fight against the seven 100 a. wildfire that's forced thousands of people from their homes. this is a rugged canyon north west of boulders. the fire destroyed dozens of home some 3000 people and forced to flee the area as well. firefighters have surrounded the 827 a. wildfire in a remote area east of san diego. this fire started thursday and then the brush. the burn area between is about 50 mi. east san diego. listed a live look outside in walnut creek is slow going in both directions the right-hand side of your screen is southbound traffic slowly winding its way to danville. this was san jose 101 we can see the camera shaking around. [ female announcer ] we know jerry brown was mayor of oakland, but what were the results? fact: brown promised to improve schools. but the drop out rate increased 50%, and the state had to take over the schools. fact: the city controller found

they still need to undergo forensic tests and we do have information about that today. >> (inaudible) >> we do have this person with us today. >> (inaudible) >> robert, f o u c r a u l t. >> (inaudible) >> we have found remains at a location and yet the process of conducting a forensics tests. >> how many bodies? >> we have four. four bodies, at three of them are positively identified. we're working on the fourth period as far as the remains we are in the process of doing forensic tests. this is updated information that we released last night. as far as the actual people that are missing i do not have that information. >>, and we're still missing? >> again, that we have remains that >> i'm not wood to discuss where they're located. the updated information >> and mormons? hillerman's customer >> mine was marshall. the focus today is really about how the residents go back to their home. will be future updates about the remains and the investigation. thank you very much. >> the answer my question on the housing please >> information regarding the low take precedence as well as all of the

applause] >> fidel castro was back in full military uniform for his first open air open address since undergoingajor surgery four years ago. thousands of students and other supporters filled the stands leading up to the university of havana to catch a rare glimpse of their 84-year-old former leader. quoting the bbc, he spoke about mounting tensions over iran's nuclear program. he warned that the u.s. and israel could drag the world into a nuclear war. >> for my part, i have no doubt about iran's capacity for conventional response. this would provoke a ferocious war which the blidge rants could not control, and it would provoke a nuclear conflict. >> there was no mention of domestic politics or the dire state of the cubans economy, issues which fidel seems happy to leave to his younger brother, raul castro row. instead, he is concentrating on foreign affairs and working on his mix wars. it was here on the steps of havana university that a young fidel castro first rows to prominence as a radical student leader. but ever since the revolution, the only student group allowed is the union of young com

. >> young remains at oakland's highland hospital where he will undergo several more surgeries this week. authorities today said if they hadn't rushed young to high highland so quickly, he may have bled to death. and so the blood drives for todd young continue. this one took place this afternoon at young's alma-matter. several more are planned throughout the bay area which is why those here wanted to help in a different way. >> we are trying to raise money. 100% of everything that we make tonight is going to him and his family. >> officer young was shot on friday. but by sunday, two days later, the owner of this bar who is also a redwood city dispatcher started organizing the event. starbucks, local wine distributors and athletes donated thousands of dollars worth of items for free. because they all know the money will be needed. >> from what i have been told, it is not looking good. he may have to change his entire lifestyle the way he drives. his house. he may have to do things if he is in a wheelchair. >> i would be lying if i said i wasn't worried. >> tony morales worked with him for

they'll undergo physicals and off ice testing tomorrow. team gets ready for training camp which begins saturday. alex ovechkin, what do you have? >> i have a pretty hard workout in the summer, so feel pretty good and ready to go. >> i think everybody is pretty positive and obviously had to put some things in the past, but guys are excited to be here and i think it was a long summer for us, a little too long. you know, i know as far as myself and a lot of the other guys, we're ready to get going this year. >>> football big east versus acc. cinci visiting new york state. follows the blockers, cuts inside and 31 yards later scores, nc state a winner 30- 19. the seattle stormers champions again completing its undefeated mark through the post season beating the atlanta dream 87- 84. the storm won each of its seven postgames for its second wnba title. they also won the 2004 championship. >>> and former terp and acc player of the year greivis vasquez agrees to terms with the memphis tabriz his. i'm dave feldman. brian is back with more of the edg

while todd is still undergoing physical therapy and although he remembers the attack with crystal clarity, on this day he looks wistfully out to the water. >> you know there is a risk. you choose to take that risk. and then, you know what happens. they are definitely not an enemy. i'm not happy with the one that bit me. but there is really nothing, you know, we can do about it. i might as well have died if i am not going to surf again. >> when we come back on "second look." what it's like to live on the farylon islands. we will visit some people who have done it. south of laredo, there's a place... so hot, rattlesnakes combust. ♪ but we go, cause ya gotta eat bold. [ male announcer subway fiery footlong subs. the bold-acious new turkey jalapeño melt and buffalo chicken. subway. eat bold! . >> we've been taking a look at the farylon islands west of the golden gate. few are allowed to land there and those who do so with a purpose, to help preserve the wildlife. back in 1998 ktvu's bob mckenzie brought us their story. >> reporter: there is something a little spooky about the approach to the

and that decision to put food carts in the park seems premature, given that the park is about to undergo a lot of renovations. i also would like to request that rec and park put a hold on permitting and do extensive community outreach. and if there are to be food ventors considered, let them be local vendors who wouldn't otherwise have an opportunity to have a brick and more tar location. thank you for the opportunity to speak. president buell: thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners, i'm my name is jamie. i came today to say thank you to all those involved in hosting community meetings and not only the rincon hill meeting, but also hosting your own meeting at the ports office building there in pier one on september 7 and also the opportunity to speak with rec and parks at a meeting with both bill from the barbree coast association and my fellow board members and, of course, the mother and eager playground advocate adamina rodriguez who you may have read about in the october 31 "san francisco chronicle." we are never against the bocce ball courts. there's a lot of folks who live sout

she has to undergo random test can twice a week.ne test could put her back behind bars. >>> a man in missouri hailed as a hero. cell phone video shows the 59-year-old doug lazar, after he tackled an alleged bank robber last week and then sat on him. despite the suspect's struggles, he pinned the man on the tarmac of the parking lot. this lasted about four minutes until the police arrived. the suspect has been charged with bank robbery. >>> the world's tallest man and the world's shortest woman are both from turkey. the guinness book of records got them together saturday. the tallest man is 8" 3" tall. the shortest woman 2" 4.6" high. wonder if there was a love connection? this morning, tracking hurricane igor. i'm terrell brown. this is the "cbs morning news." words alone aren't enough. my job is to listen to the needs and frustrations of the shrimpers and fishermen, hotel or restaurant workers who lost their jobs to the spill. i'm iris cross. bp has taken full responsibility for the clean up in the gulf and that includes keeping yo