they operate as a strong, united team. >> tiger woods and not lower our appeared together of the barkley's tournament in new york. >> when we come back, a man goes for the world record of the beer mild. soft >> as promised we have a tan said the beer while world record. if that is an olympian who came in fifth in the 800 m in london. he is now attending something very different in and year mild. each of the beer before every lap, four laps. he's image -- he finished with a respectable time of 9 minutes 15 seconds. >>pam: we will see at 11:00 p.m..

. >> fabulous five team is a strong and powerful team, united team. >> reporter: kyla ross, the youngest. mckayla maroney, perhaps the world's best vaulter. gabby douglas, nicknamed the flying squirrel. aly raisman at 18, the team captain. and a dramatic comeback for jordyn wieber, the world champion who was in tears sunday night when she missed qualifying for her all around event. she proved what she was made of tonight. >> i think this is good redemption for me. and just the fact that we all came together and put all our hard work in and came out with a gold medal is amazing. and i'm really proud of everybody. >> reporter: as for china, the defending olympic champions, the team missed the podium all together, finishing fourth. they're calling the fab five the greatest u.s. women's gymnastics team ever. well, when it comes to michael phelps, you really can't argue with that at all. already the u.k. papers have him on the front page saying the greatest olympian, period. >> wow! a lot of emotion out of these games here today. kevin tibbles wrapping it all up. >>> we have an update on a st

bella karelli coached the team. >> he's a strong and united team. >> reporter: the drama included a gutsyeback by jordan weaver who was just in tears on sunday after not qualifying for the all around event. >> i think, you know, the fact that we all came together and put our hard work in and came out with a gold medal is amazing and i'm proud of everybody. >> hearing the star spangled banner and looking at the flag is definitely emotional for all of us. >> artoro, santiago, nbc bay area news. >> an amazing story for the fab 5. we'll have, we'll say on loan is one of the leotards from team usa gymnastics. there's a lot more to this uniform or leotard than meets the eye. we will explain. i know it's in the wee hours in the morning of the bay area, but stick around for a few more minutes and we'll explain it to you. >> i'm definitely interested about finding out about that leotard. >> switching gears now, famous american author and playright gore vidal has died. he wrote 25 novels. his literary works touched on politics, homosexuality and religion. vidal was 86 years old. >> a serial car thi

so to that end i have for the q 2 team united t-shirts. i have for the city attorneys team live united t-shirt. and for each of the task force members. and we have coffee mugs. so i will be giving those out to you as you depart. so with that, and again with a deep sense of gratitude and appreciation both for all the time we spent together and for the fact that this is the last time we spend this time together, we adjourn. >> hello, i am with the recreation and parks department. we are featuring the romantic park location in your backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in santa and cisco with someone special. -- san francisco with someone special. our first look out is here at buena vista park, a favorite with couples and dog walkers. both have a significant force. a refreshing retreat from urban life. the romantic past that meander up and down the park under pines and eucalyptus. hang out in this environment and you might see butterflies it, fennel, and then the lines. -- dandelions. is ada accessible. public transit is plentiful.

so to that end i have for the q 2 team united t-shirts. i have for the city attorneys team live united t-shirt. and for each of the task force members. and we have coffee mugs. so i will be giving those out to you as you depart. so with that, and again with a deep sense of gratitude and appreciation both for all the time we spent together and for the fact that this is the last time we spend this time together, we adjourn. ♪ >> hi, my name is jamie hopper and i am with the san francisco recreation and parks department. we are featuring the wonderfully romantic part rotations in your very own backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in san francisco with someone special. our first look out is here, san francisco's heavily forested hill. a favorite for couples and a dog walkers. both have a significant stand with a live oak forest. the romantic paths that meander up and down are under a canopy of ochre, redwood, cyprus, and eucalyptus. chill out in this pleasant environment and you might seem butterflies and dandelions. blue jays fly b

and it was a very good day at the olympics for the united states. team usa won 10 medals, including four gold and now leads china on the medal board. brian, that german discus thrower may want to do the hurdles but i suggest he doesn't want to go up against usain bolt. >> i was going to say i'll have what he's having. kevin tibbles from olympic park. kevin, thanks. still ahead as we continue from london tonight, one u.s. athlete's long journey to follow the american team. she did it, and now she's trying to do the same for her own mother. >>> later, all in a day's work, the secretary of state tearing up the dance floor. >>> we're back from london with one of the many inspiring stories of what it took for so many of these olympic athletes who are here to just get here. one of them is an american woman who made her debut on the mat here today, a 25-year-old wrestler, who had the strength and the nerve to pick up the first lady when she visited with team usa. tonight the story of her journey, her dream, and now her quest to help her mother's dream come true

so what you're seeing there, that is prerecorded because obviously these tactical units, the s.w.a.t. teams, they train and they train and what you don't want is you don't want a shooter or somebody inside that building looking at a television, knowing the direction that the tactical teams are coming from. so these are preshot. this was shot earlier. the helicopters that were in the area were told that they had to get out, leave the area and a second warning just moments ago that in fact anybody who's on the ground, any journalist, any media, any cameras, they've got to basically delay the broadcast of what is happening just to avoid an increase in casualties, an attempt to get people out who in fact are injured, the fact the tactical teams are treating folk and attending to victims as they go -- that's a quote from the spokesperson. the situation, rob, very, very fluid. the sikh community at a complete loss why anyone would target them. they are a peaceful community, there are about 400 members to the congregation. when it was packed to capacity. there was an 11:30 prayer service, medicati

united nations teams are heading to it is a flood-hit areas of north korea to assess what the country needs in terms of possible aid. officials estimate -- they put the number of dead from the floods at approximately 88. >> tens of thousands of people have been made homeless. as if that was not enough, north korea is already facing a food crisis. >> these families are waiting for any help they can get. heavy rains have submerged villages and rice paddies and forced people onto rooftops since sunday. bridges and roads in the region have been heavily damaged. 2/3 of the population base chronic food shortages, and the severe weather has only made things worse. >> our assessment teams on the ground have reported back that the most serious needs are, of course, shelter and also food security with so many crops having been damaged. drinking water is a critical issue with water systems having been taken out of action. >> north korea's leader has yet to comment on the flooding disaster. friday, he attended celebrations marking 59 years since the korean war armistice. the floods, in the wake o

. >> has your role changed at all being in the gang unit, the s.w.a.t. team. ved on every unit. you have two stars on your collar. you are out there and the face of the department as well. >> quite a bit. the job changes. it's a more managerial position. it's exciting. some of the things we offer with the police department that a lot of others don't have is the ability to work those units. you promote through the ranks. the job gets more global. you are looking at a 64,000 foot level. >> i haven't held one of these up in a long time. you haven't been hiring in a long time. that's where you all come in. tell us what your roles are when it comes to being the face of the department on the street. >> i have been in this position going on seven months. we actively go out and recruit. we haven't for two years. it's been a long time. we are going out there and actively recruiting. one of the things we initially started off, the biggest hurdle we had to overcome was money. the funding wasn't there initially when we first started. our department and the citizens of san

he is also considering teaming up with hospitals in the united states.university. he is also considering teaming up with hospitals in the united states. >>> a small village in new zealand launched an unusual world heritage campaign. the villages are trying to preserve their night sky. if they succeed, a new cause will be born. star renovation. >> a lake by new zealand's south island. is the skies here are pristine. astronomers come from around the world to use the observatory. at night, the sky is playsing with stars. it is the ideal place to observe the southern cross and nebula, only visible in the southern hemisphere. >> ozawa works as a tour guide to the stars. ozawa became enchanted with the village 20 years ago. so enchanted, he moved here from japan. the tour bus brings to the mountain top. from this spot, a hidden universe comes alive pt. the fillingy way stretches across the heavens. >>> that kind of reaction is making the tourist popular. but ozawa is worried about the future of star gazing. his big fear is light pollution. the village has grown, meaning m

and it was a very good day at the olympics for the united states. team usa won 10 medals, including four gold and now leads china on the medal board. brian, that german discus thrower may want to do the hurdles but i suggest he would not want to go against usain bolt. >> i was going to say i'll have what he's having. kevin tibbles from olympic park. >> as we continue from london tonight, one u.s. athletes long journey to follow the american team. she did it, and now she's trying to do the same for her own mother. >>> later, all in a day's work, the secretary of state tearing up the dance floor. before copd... i took my son fishing every year. we had a great spot, not easy to find, but worth it. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better. and that means...fish on! symbicort is for copd including chronic br

an astounding 38% of the united states olympic team will take home some kind of medal. a total of 104 in all. and 46 of those are gold. that's the latest on the olympic games. i'm phil rogers, nbc bay area news reporting from london. diane, back to you. >> not bad. thanks, phil. >> it was, though, a disappointing day for a former stanford all-american. ryan hall was hoping to win gold in the marathon but for the first time in his life he had to drop out of a race. the 29-year-old runner walked off the course about 11 miles into the race because of a strain in his hamstring. before the race he was confident that this time he had a good chance of medaling. as the race went on he said the pain was just too much to handle. >> from the beginning it didn't feel fluid, getting tighter and tighter. i was out there and trying to work through the best i could but got to the point to where it wasn't going to let me continue on. >> poor guy. he finished tenth in beijing, this time a runner from uganda won the marathon beating kenya's gold medalist. it was uganda's only medal of thi

the english soccer team manchester united started trading behind us it would appear. priced yesterday at $14 a share. now at $14.02 a share. $14 price point put the club's value at about $2.3 billion. a little more than magic johnson at el paid for the dodgers. it was a carnival-like atmosphere with supporters and the ceo down here today. lots of kids kicking balls through the hoops. a sea of red jerseys. the reds as they're known and outside set up fields. next half hour, a closer look at man united and the team's owners. goal, right there. from austin to kalamazoo, sea to shining sea, everyone wants to know who mitt romney will run with. john harwood talking veep stakes in a two minutes. >>> we told you about the young d.c. couple that ordered a television set and got an assault rifle instead. now we know what happened. more coming up. first, five really big friday movers. >>> time for a quick bond report. rick santelli usually in chicago taking a day off today. let's look at where prices sit right now. we had trade data out of china that shook the market and pushed

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keri strug has won the gold medal for the united states team. >> keri strug's landing on an injured ankleard to watch. she became an inspiration to us all. there are some who viewed her victory with malice. while some see keri's great achievement as a testament of perseverance others felt pain and envy about why wasn't it me. why wasn't it me? why did it have to be her and not me. i for one salute the 4 foot 9, 78 pound strug for her memmerable victory even if others tear her down. there were little people like strug who were giants and little people who were just little. strug went on to call it and beca -- college and became a schoolteacher and later an author. i wonder what became of that other person. >> this is so bad. >> really it's something else dana. >> it's what happens when you stick with something rather than give up on it. >> looks like single white female there. >> i was really upset. i couldn't sleep. decided to go into politics. >> he is crying about an olympic segment. >> it was beautiful. she has kids now she has a wonderful life. don't know what else to say about her ot

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proud to fly team usa for over 30 years. united. . >> welcome back.t is a's had big games on tonight. let's begin with the g man. taking on the st. louis cardinals. buster posey looking to stay hot. posey, three runs shot to right center. his 18th of the season. 3-0 giants. barry zito in the bottom of the sixth. broken bat and ends the inning. giants going to get the win. angels and a's. second and third place teams. the bottom of the first. that makes it 1-0. bottom of the seventh and the a's are up. look out. josh redick and this one is out of there. solo shot. 10-1, oakland at that point. the final was 10-4. also pablo sandoval is not able to come off the disabled list until thursday. she will do a short rehab before he joins the g man. we will be right back with more news after the break. and i tho, it's just too hard." then there was a moment. when i decided to find a way to keep going. go for olympic gold and go to college too. [ male announcer ] every day we help students earn their bachelor's or master's degree for tomorrow's careers. this is

team of homicide investigators. it consists of a gang task force and criminal investigative units. the homicide is immediately evaluated. and in addition to thinking about trying to solve the homicide case, it is immediately evaluated as to whether there will be a retaliatory shooting or homicide based on what has just occurred. once that determination is made, we have reinstituted a zone enforcement program, which we run thursday through sunday nights. those are the high violence nights. we are able to redistribute our vast resources from the police department to the specific locations where we think there might be retaliation. those resources are also added to assist in a homicide. when i speak of those other resources, i'm talking about tactical units, the violence reduction teams, which is a very large investigative team now. we have had a lot of success with that. in addition to the police resources that we roll out, the crn's have been extremely helpful for us. we work very closely with dcyf, the department of public health, and the sierra and -- crn has been a tremendous sup

. >> in london, the united states women's soccer team are gold medal winners, beating japan. the same team that beat the americans in the finals of the world cup just 12 months ago. the u.s. on the attack, she flies with the header. game-winner in the gold medal match four years ago. again, she gets a second gold, the u.s. capturing the third straight olympic gold in a row. in the second quarter of quarterfinal action, australia with the lead, 47-43 at the half. the u.s. would take over in the fourth quarter. [unintelligible] the united states beat australia 86-73, advancing to the semifinals. when we come back, a look at the seven-day better schools. that's what a world-class resort casino at national harbor would mean for maryland. but it won't happen if the special interests get their way. with thousands of local jobs and millions for maryland's schools on the line. we need to fight back. call your lawmakers and tell them to put national harbor on the ballot this november. because it's not up to the special interests, it's up to you. >> here is a look at what we are workin

controversy brewing at the olympics this weekend, as the united states men's four rowing team won the bronze. the controversy wasn't over the standing but whether team member henry grumble was aroused during the medal ceremony. the internet was abuzz about whether he was aroused. i personally believe-- and i stand by this-- that an eel jumped into the boat. desperate for warmth, the eel burrowed into that man's shorts. by the name, if the name rumle sounds familiar it's because eric rumle is the ha to the rumle figurines. my grandmother had a collection, and she proudly displayed them in her antique curio cabinet. anyway, rumle has actually had to deny that he was aroused. ( laughter ). which makes me sad, for some reason. is rumle telling the truth? we turn to our own unit fraud unit and senior privates investigator, al magical. al, thank you so much for joining us. al. ( cheers and applause ) you've been following this case. do you have any answers for us? >> jon, this is a fascinating case. rumle says he wasn't erect but he seemingly seemingly erect penis tells a different story. i

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united states. and diana taurasi, the heartbeat, emotional leader of this team. >> she really has been. i thought tamika catchings made a great statement. we all grow up. even from college, they're all proud of the colleges they went to and the coaches that they played for but now they're professionals and these are young women that respect each other, not only in their game but their friendship. >> tina charles, her first gold medal and candace parker had the double-double. she led the way in the gold medal game in the 86-50 win over france. and now the moment that every olympian dreams of when they're just a little kid, standing on the gold medal stand. and to do it representing the united states. the rest of the world making inroads on the men's basketball side but not on the women. five consecutive gold medals, a 41-game winning streak, a margin of victory of 34 per game and a gold medal game win of 86-50. the depth and the defense and the versatility, the energy and the effort that this team played with, geno auriemma called a time-out against china and he said "it's fun just to wa

. >> ave united states women's soccer team seems almost invincible. >> constant update and a different take. >> this is such a big city and you are able to feel the olympic abide in such a big city which is already vibrant is something extraordinary. >> just seeing how excited the people in great britain have been when their countrymen when gold has been incredible. >> as many of the problems seem to have faded, more and more reporters are focusing on the britishness of the game. >> i love your humor. i love the way you say things. >> how was the ceremony received? >> ipod was phreaking bazaar. i thought the whole thing was weird -- i thought it was freaking bizarre. >> so far, the world has seemed to enjoy this very british olympics. >> today, the world learned it has lost to amazing figures in the fields of art and science. american composer marvin hamlisch and astronomer bernard lovell. first, to the pioneering physicist who left an enduring mark on the way we see into space. the lovell telescope was created in 1957 and is still in use today. the bbc science editor has more on a las

ravens doing good in the united states men's basketball team, serena williams won.you got more time, i'll give it to you. >> so michael phelps. he said he's going in retirement i. any reason to doubt? he would be 31 years old swimming again. >> money talks. >> probably got a lot of money already. >> money could draw him out of retirement. you heard about gabby, right? about to make $4 million to $10 million. so imagine. >> still to come on eyewitness news at 11:00, a jumping goat. news at 11:00, a jumping goat. meet the ,,,,,,,, i hear you're having a tough day, so i brought you a freshly made sandwich. you made me a sandwich? no, dunkin' did. but i wrote the note. dunkin' bakery sandwiches are freshly made just for you. grab a turkey cheddar bacon sandwich today. when i look up into my students' faces, i see pride. you know, i have done something worthwhile. when i earned my doctorate that pride, that was on my face. i am jocelyn taylor, i'm committed to making a difference in people's lives and i am a phoenix. enroll in the program that's right for you. at phoenix

team. what i'm hoping to do is establish a pilot program of consumer protection unit within that affirmative litigation team that will just be dedicated to investigating and developing those cases which benefit the general fund and also benefit taxpayers, in terms of, i think, the publishing policy objectives that have always been a record for the elected family of the city and county of san francisco. that is the one area where the budget analyst's office and my office continue to need to have some discussion so that we can fully explain how this one general -- benefit the general fund over the course of the next week. i am hopeful we can come to a resolution and come back to you with an approach that we both agree on at the next budget hearing. supervisor chu: just a quick question. we requested all departments speak broadly to general revenues or trends happening in their departments just to give us an overview, in addition to the specific recommendations that were provide

team which won gold in the 200 freestyle. that is medal 19 for phelps, the most in olympic history. >>> check out these golden girls. that is the unitedtates's women's team. team usa beat the russians by five points. it is the first u.s. women's team medal since 1996. and congratulations to them. >>> here's a look at the medal count going into today's action. china and the u.s. are tied at the top with 23 medals each. japan is third, followed by france and south korea. >>> the major league baseball trading deadline came and went and the nationals didn't make a move. nats began a three game series last night with the phillies. no score in the second. kevin franzen's first major league homerun in five years. it was a long night for stephen strasburg. in the fourth jimmy rollins takes strasburg deep to right. rollins gets an inside the park homerun. nationals lose 8-0. >>> it is 6:24. straight ahead a look at the presidential race. new poll numbers are out from key swing states. >>> and a big, new project to ease traffic on i-95 in virginia. get the green light. learn what it is and when it should be complete. >>> right now monica takes

proud to fly team usa for over 30 years. united time for a quick check of the day's top stories. the u.s. military says three soldiers have been killed by a man in an afghan uniform. military officials say it happened after a joint dinner and security meeting. the military says the attacker was an insurgent disguised as either a police officer or an afghan soldier. this is the third attack on u.s. forces this week. >> the state attorneys general office filing a lawsuit against a charity group for veterans accusing the group of misusing funds. the suit claims board members received lavish pangs plan and golf memberships. the state wants the leadership ousted. >> the team that investigated the bp oil spill in the gulf is now looking into the chevron refinery fire in richmond. the u.s. chemical safety board is inspecting the unit where monday's fire happened. the team will determine whether it's safe to enter and when it's safe to resume production. >> one of the bay area's biggest music events kicks off today f. you don't have a tick

the women's team bringing home the first gold medal for the united states as team since atlanta in 1996. it's been 16 years. most of these girls too young to remember when the last medal was earned. they are now on top. there was concern that with one member not making -- not qualifying for the all around finals, jor den weieber, the girls might be flawless. very excited about them. let's talk swimming. michael films, historic moment yesterday, won two medals in the silver, 200 meter butterfly but then went on to join his team and won a gold medal. that means michael phelps has 19 medals. more than any other olympian ever in the history of the games. he said he was pretty excited about that. now moving on to touchdown. phelps is back in the water along with a number of other members of team usa. we are also watching very closely if you've been around the d.c. area for a while, especially in virginia, you might remember these two rowers. david banks, they both went to school in suburban virginia, winston churchill and mcclain with r. both out today ranked number one. aaron? >> something

united states. and diana taurasi, the heartbeat, emotional leader of this team. >> she really has been. i thought tamika catchings made a great statement. we all grow up. even from college, they're all proud of the colleges they went to and the coaches that they played for but now they're professionals and these are young women that respect each other, not only in their game but their friendship. >> tina charles, her first gold medal and candace parker had the double-double. she led the way in the gold medal game in the 86-50 win over france. and now the moment that every olympian dreams of when they're just a little kid, standing on the gold medal stand. and to do it representing the united states. the rest of the world making inroads on the men's basketball side but not on the women. five consecutive gold medals, a 41-game winning streak, a margin of victory of 34 per game and a gold medal game win of 86-50. the depth and the defense and the versatility, the energy and the effort that this team played with, geno auriemma called a time-out against china and he said "it's fun just to wa