wait till gorsky says unlock. it's like unlocking his car door. this thing's going higher. lots of folks are concerned about the role of currency and earnings. namely the companies which export a lot of product on weaker currencies. they won't be able to show the gains we've been expecting. when these weak currencies are repatriated in stronger dollars. you hear all the time the dollar's too strong. does it really matter? isn't it just paper transferring? we'll find out. we'll find out when coca-cola reports on tuesday. the sudden strength of the dollars will likely knock some pennies off k.o.'s performance. if the stock gets hit off that we know we're going to have a rough ride for the rest of earnings period when many of the global players report. we'll have a very similar currency situation to coca-cola. coca-cola also has big commodity cost pressure. historically they've hedged it. but given how petrified buyers and sellers are about the increase in the price of corn because of the drought that's scorching, we're going to get an update on how badly the profits of our fo

. >> we believe the vehicle was unlocked and it belonged to a family member. >> a neighbor heard what happened next. >> i was putting my garbage can back into the house and i heard sa pop. it hurts because he was so young and i have seen him on his bicycle. >> distraught family members rushed to the scene, including the victim's aunt. >> there's nothing to talk about right now collects. neighbors who did not even know the family came to mourn. police are not saying which relative was responsible for watching the child or whose gun was left unlocked and the car. >> how can a parent believe something like that, knowing there's a child around? " while charges have not been filed at this time, they are being considered in the case. in dale city, virginia, jay korff reporting for abc 7. maryland lawmakers told to prepare for a special session next month on plans to expand gambling in the free state. governor o'malley could announce the move as soon as today. a plan under consideration would allow table games and a new casino at the national harbor in prince george's county. any bills passe

. >> candidates be closed, but unlocked? -- tan the gate be closed, but unlocked? >> i do not believe so? >> closed, but it is not locked. >> it sort of defeats the purpose. >> not necessarily. if it appears that it is private, one might feel disinclined to open it. i have not driven by, i do not know what it really looks like. >> i would need to look into that. >> the restrictions -- i will hold these questions. >> good evening, commissioners. the department received an application from the applicant. there were several applications. the challenge the applicant faced is there are multiple properties that exit onto this. an agreement must be made with each individual property owner to authorize the vacation of this portion of the right of way. planning department had specific issues. there were other challenges and obstacles in the process of a vacation. moving forward, what happens was the application determined there were other alleyways along the tenderloin that consistently receed

. >> investigators say a 4-year- old boy shot and killed so pepper finding a gun inside of an unlocked the vehicle. john gonzales is lot of with details. >> this tragic accident really puts in perspective how curious small children are. the entire neighborhood is grieving with the family and everyone is trying to make sense of this. a parent's worst nightmare came true in a dale city neighborhood. a 4-year-old found a gun and said his pickup truck and accidentally shot himself in the head. he could not be saved. >> it hurts. >> family members were inside the house and a young boy wandered out the front door yesterday afternoon by himself. >> they believe the vehicle was unlocked and belong to a family member. >> the error was swarming with police in minutes. >> this is a nephew we're talking about. there is nothing to talk about. >> neighbors recall hearing one- shot. >> it hurts to the court because the child was so young and he was going up and down the block and i look -- on a little bicycle. >> the did not say who was responsible for watching the child or whose weapon it was in the

how much value could this potential frozen break-up unlock? for starters, by spinning off the frozen division it would be easier for heinz to hit the 4% to 5% organic revenue growth target with the rest of the business. heinz could focus on faster growing categories and on rapidly expanding emerging markets. it would be even bigger, 30% of sales if they dumped that frozen foods division. plus, unlike the rest of heinz's brands the frozen business is less likely to be a big international growth vehicle. by getting rid of the one disappointing division heinz would almost certainly earn a higher price to earnings multiple. if the spinoff allowed them to go from 14.5 times earnings to 15. times earnings, put it in line with nestle and if they used the proceeds to buy back stock, the remaining company would be worth no less than where it is trading now despite selling off a division responsible for 15% of sales and an even higher percentage of its profits. yeah, they have a chance here to raise the multiple. you have seen how profitable breakups ca

and to alms in palo alto through unlocked doors and unlocked windows. police have increased patrols in the area and the afternoon because that is when the homeowners are at work. >> we just want to put the message back out there. you have to secure your residence when you leave for the day. >>darya: that cannot believe that this same man is responsible for all the facts. >>mark: this comes two days after the sheriff's office says that they do not have enough evidence to arrest and a ball. -- sandoval. he was accused of molesting a young woman last month. there was not enough evidence to help support to the woman story. >> lynch was a rested for a dui . the results of the chemical tests of not been released yet. chiapas has put a at a statement and said that that team as don't wear all of this situation. >>darya: his lament to cast her car friday night. see went into a light paul. nadia lockyer has been is sex abuse program. >>justine: police say that a gunman opened fire at a bar shortly after midnight last night. and now they are treating 17 people aft

rescue screws mechanics unlocked the brakes and it coasted down to safety. a dozen people were on board when the car stopped on the rails. rescue screws ride engineers had to use a large dine get up to the passengers and work on the coaster car undercarriage. vallejo fire crews say no one needed any medical attention, and we could see the riders waving to people down below, seemingly in good spirits. we know that fire crews took up water and sun block because they were up there for two hours. in the end, the coaster car safely came down and we're told that all the passengers walked away unharmed. >> we raved, put the crane on site in place. we have actually don some training with this in case that's -- this situation arose. >> the fire commander tells us, since this is a new ride, they got a call from cal osha to actually have this train on site and to do some training just in case something like this happened, and they tell us that, because they had that training, this is an operation that went off pretty successfully. they had basically two options, try to

knowing her life depended on getting the door open, she reacted by stepping to left and began unlocking the door. as she stepped left, the suspect maneuver around the right side of the officer and got his gun off of the chair. she turned and faced the suspect with the gun drawn. she was only a few feet away facing him with his gun pointed slightly up in the air. she ordered him to put the gun down. holding a steady with both hands, he pointed the gun directly at her. faced with no other alternative but to use deadly force, the officer began firing her department-issued fire arm. she continued to fire but he did not drop the gun. the suspect spun around as he fell and landed on his back. his head was towards her feet with the gun still in his hands. he brought his arms over his head so begun would be pointed at her again. she prepared to shoot him again when the backup officer into the room. that officer saw the injured suspect on the floor with the weapons still in his hands and his bigger still on the trigger, still posing a threat. at officer pointed his department rifle athe suspect

marc siegel, author of "the infer pulner pul unlocking the secrets of health... >> jamie: i want to unlockome secrets. >> eric: researchers are developing the first of its kind injection they say could save the lives of people who cannot breathe. an injection, that delivers oxygen directly into the bloodstream. dr. samadi, what is it about. >> it is very very, handy. we have a lot of patients out there with airway obstructions and may have asthma, bronchitis, pneumonia or like, in the field of trauma, you may have a real obstruction and what is the first rule of medicine, eric, get access to airways and what we do is intubate the patient and the ventilation machine is going to breathe for the patient. now, what this technology is, which is really, really smart, what they've done is they've created the oxygen bubbles and, you can actually inject it into the blood, directly and, what it does, it introduces options for the patient and it will buy up some time to get the patient stable and how is it going to be really helpful, if you are doing cpr and the operating room the oxygen level drops

it is a loan-loss reserve to unlock the $23 million. it is not prudent to put these out without having a loan-loss reserve to make sure our cdbg funds are not put in jeopardy. it is a conservative amount. one thing we discussed, i am not sure this money needs to sit in our budget. it may be able to sit on reserve and could be called upon when we issue the loans to have it set as a loan-loss reserve for a particular loan rather than having it money that sits in our budget prior to making loans. we have had interest in this program before. because we have not had a reserve, we have had other sources of money. we have not made large loans, but we see opportunities in the next year of important projects that could use this money. supervisor chu: thank you. this is loans in the range of $50,000 to $250,000. can you explain the need? in your analysis, was there something in this area we thought was a hole in terms of the lending options for businesses? >> we see there are several micro lenders in san francisco that do a good job of lending a

. >>> now unlocking the fundamentals of unlocking some of the world's history is, and next >>> and justup, and a special fourth of july celebration in cupertino. it starts with eight pancake breakfasts,, hear ye, hear ye! this 4th of july, celebrate the red, white, and blue with ocean spray cranberry, white cranberry, and blueberry juice cocktails. how did you wear this stuff growing up? it's so itchy. thou art not funny. [ fife and drum corps plays ] i'll go east coast for the no, let's go to the heartland for the midwestern meat & potatoes sandwich. wait umm, yeah. try the seven regionally inspired dishes of the tour of america menu. only at denny's. that total to the skies above wisconsin last night hopper in milwaukee they celebrate the fires this + this year's pyrotechnics' show as three different sections he to the tone finale all leading up to a big finish. president obama's will sell that celebrate the nation's birth that the white house hill deliver remarks in a naturalization ceremony crack a tree service members in the east room. the listed are vacuum and a knit romney will c

marc siegel, author of "the infer pulner pul unlocking the secrets of health... >> jamie: i want to unlockets. >> eric: researchers are developing the first of its kind injection they say could save the lives of people who cannot breathe. an injection, that delivers oxygen directly into the bloodstream. dr. samadi, what is it about. >> it is very very, handy. we have a lot of patients out there with airway obstructions and may have asthma, bronchitis, pneumonia or like, in the field of trauma, you may have a real obstruction and what is the first rule of medicine, eric, get acceo

wait until gore ski says unlock. this is going higher. a lot of folks are concerned about the role of currency. they won't be able to show the gains we have been expecting. when weak currencies are repatrioted in to stronger dollars, does it really matter? isn't it just paper and transferring? we'll find out. we'll find out when coca-cola will on tuesday. if the stock gets hit on that we know we will have a rough ride for the rest of earnings period when many of the global players report. they have a similar currency situation to coca-cola. coca-cola has big commodity cost pressure. historically they have hedged it but given how petrified buyer and sellers are about the price of corn because of the drought, that's the fundament of corn syrup we will have an update of how badly the food and beverage companies could be dinged by this shortage of corn. yet tuesday is a big litmus day. what else? we are worried about the drop in demand we have been hearing about for information technology, personal computer. intel reports after the close. i t

a remarkable discovery in switzerland: scientists say they are one step closer to unlocking the mysteries of the universe -- possibly discovering a new particle -- called the higgs boson. >>my congratulations to everyone involved in this tremendous achievement ... for me it is really an incredible thing that it has happened in my lifetime ... the particle is named after professor peter higgs, a theoretical physicist -- who predicted its discovery. some call it the god particle. scientists say the particle could help us uncover how man was made and how the universe began. today's announcement in geneva is based on data from the large hadron collider. the announcment comes just two days after sceintists at fermilab near batavia said they were getting closer to proving the existence of the particle. coming up...american heros getting a paw up in life... how pups are helping veterans. what congressman joe walsh said after a recent campaign appearance. and later...mom, cook and writer shares how to get kids in the kitchen with some hands on meals. [ kate ] most women may not be properly absorb

. >> it is believed the vehicle was unlocked and it belonged to a family member. >> the scene was swarming with police and paramedics and relatives got to the scene within minutes. >> this is our nephew we are talking about, so she's not ready to talk about it right now. >> neighbors heard one shot. >> it hurts me to the core because the child was so young and i've seen them going up and down the block on his bicycle. >> police are not saying who was responsible for watching the child or whose loaded gun was left in the unlocked vehicle. this morning it is still not clear how long this boy was left outside unattended. charges are pending. john gonzalez reporting, abc 7 news. >> investigators are searching for answers in an apparent murder-suicide that happened in fairfax county. this happened at 7:00 last night at an apartment on trevor house drive in oakton 27-year-old alexander rios shot a 47-year- old woman. and a man wanted for stabbing a woman in royalties d.c., it happened last night on trinidad avenue. the woman was taken to a hospital with non-life threatening injuries. it's not cl

a-m, and a man emergee from a proffssional-looking truck behind the red restturann in damascus, unlockingcks, hee snaps them off. what's he somebodd to just come up and do that ssrt of thing. i don't know why anybody would want to (laughs).this alleegd thief messed with ttem before--the restaurant's surveillance camera caughttthe action.the worst thing is they even cut the cooking oii ripoff came on. into a little drawer and we - same with the chicken frrer and the arbecue.that goop is bio diesel fuel for powering cars and trucks.they cut us a check of a hundred fiftyy dollars every time we fill it up.a great deal for honess businesses, but thieves also are cashing in...ripping off theewaste oil and selling t on the black market for 500 dollars a pick-up. the natioo-wide problem.it's t's a pretty much 100-percent profit they sell it.it's a similar situation for cardboard.we &plose approximately to cardboard theft.often, it's hard to recyclers from thieves, since tte cardboard...left on sidewalks forrpick-up...seems up law enforcement, for some obvious reasons, doesn't make it a high prior

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whenever the running man awaits to cheer and to glory ♪ ♪ knows he can turn the key once more to unlock  ♪ tell me something good ♪ >>> all right, tomorrow is friday, so i'm answering another ask allison question. if you have something weighing on your mind, let me know about it. i'll offer you my humble advice. we do that each week each here in the 9:00 hour on fridays. >> suggested we do a duet together. >> let me know when you're ready. heat continues. highs unfortunately near 100. will feel like 105. tomorrow not up better. saturday looks like the worst of the next five. lots of heat the next couple of days. break by monday. >> not hospiceble for our guest. >> russell watson, one of the most amazing voices in the world. was it harder to sing last night with the heat and the humidity? >> it's actually better, the humidity is good for the voice. it's when it's like a dry climate or cold, then it makes everything constrict. >> okay. when did you realize that you had that kind of voice? >> i started singing around about the age of 13, 14. but it wasn't classical repertoire. i

temperature in her home soared to he 90'sswednessay night, she left the doors anddwindows open and unlocked... waiting for a breeze. she was asleep on her couch n the living room... when suddenly, at about 2 o'clock in the morningg.. a noise woke hee upp and she saw a man standing nearby. (sames) "and i just screamed, get out!" as loud as i could, p grabbee my blackkerry from the table there nd rrn out the front ddor as ffst assi cou" could." sames says the man grabbed her purse and everythinggin it, inccuding her credit ards, debit card and driver's license.her power is back onmeaawhile... balttmore county police say thee've got tww reports of thefts related to the outages. they say someeoe stole two generators from the rear towson. meanwhile... the d-c fire departmeet is feeling the heat today... and its not from the 110 degree temperatures. temperatures.last saturday... just one day after severe storms hit the area.... firefighters were dealing with fallen trees ann medical emergencies... as a result, they had triple thh nnmber of norral cclls. but in tte middle of it...one dc fire crew

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they are basically unlocking 200 plus billion shares. okay? they did the ipo mid ta. >> call len tar spread? >> okay. so here the trade. i actually bought mid july weekly. august 27 put call len tar. what i did is i sold the july 27 weekly put that is my max risk in the trade. what i am hoping to do is a stock to move lower to the short strike. the 27 strike? july. have that put expire worthless. then i own august 27 put for 45 cents. at that point i hope to keep that in tact. >> this is a trade i really like for a couple of reasons. ? finally that overhang is going to te press the stock in the longer term. he has got to make that play. really one of the trades that you hit all the key points on. >> and we talked about the option ma, the calendar spreads. it makes all the sense in the world. >> i am looking out to the next catalyst. it's just too high, in my opinion. this trade hits a lot of the points. >> versus options. that could be the financial equivalent of losing friends. mitigated risk. >> both companies are high growth stocks with hig

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. >> reporter: sirota had left her door unlocked. inside, she found the suspect, who demanded money. but the suspect refused. >> i said, don't fight with me. i'm a 75-year-old woman. i'm going to give you everything i got. i grabbed everything i could. >> reporter: she said the suspect pulled out a knife but never used it. >> reporter: the whole time, d2, the dog, was outside whining. that caught the attention of a next-door neighbor, who rang the doorbell three times. >> she said the girl just went out the back. so i ran in the back there to see if i could see her. but she was not in my line of sight. >> reporter: the suspect got away with a cell phone and credit card. one day later, sirotta is in pain but not angry. >> you know what? she's probably a desperate lady. and there's probably some reason she had to do that. >> reporter: police think the suspect knew her routine of leaving the door unlocked during her morning walk. she said from now on, she will lock up. >> andrea, thank you. police say the suspect is described as a woman

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she left her door unlocked... and when she returned... a woman inside her home. elise 1106 the suspect demanded money. our victim refused to turn over her money. the suspect then produced a knife 13 police say the elderly woman still wouldn't budge! she and the intruder then began to fight! vivek 1556 seems like her perpetrator really kicked her or kneed her in her face and looked like she took the end of the knife and butted her and so there was blood splatters all over 08 khosla says the suspect was still inside the home... when he was ringing the door bell. he tried to run after her... but she had already taken off out the back door. phil 49:42 it's unbelievable. i just can't imagine something like this happening in this little quiet neighborhood 48the victim was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. neighbor now hope police find the suspect - who's only described as a black woman in her 20s. 16:36 i hope so too. she needs to be brought to justice 39 a police helicopter was out searching for the suspect. they're ask

police say the thieves are getting into homes in unlocked doors and windows. officers have made several arrests including three people suspected of breaking into cars on edgewood drive. detectives are trying to figure out if the suspects in that case are linked to all of the break-ins. >>> what's happening now the -- with the robbers fire still burning in northern california? there is a lot of drizzle. >>> and the war of words heats up on the campaign trail. >>> president obama arrived in texas for four fund-raising states. he has two stops in san antonio where he will appeal to latino voters. he will also be in austin, including an event with gay voters. >>> mitt romney is shifting attention away from his tax returns by accusing president obama by favoring a government- sensorred society -- government censored society. the obama team is pushing up the step to get mitt romney so release more of its tax records. the p obama campaign is running an ad in pennsylvania where mitt romney is asking any -- is making any if stops to release records. >> mitt romney admi

he found the gun in his step father's unlocked pickup truck. adults were home at the time. family members say the gun is his stepfather's work weapon. an investigation to determine if any adults will face charges. >> an important ruling by the judge overseeing this case. the judge has ordered the university of colorado denver not to release his school records. in the meantime they are analyzing a note but that was believed to be written by holmes that was reportedly given to a psychiatrist. neighbors have been allowed to return home. >> both president obama and mitt romney are talking about gun control. one group is calling on both of them to firm up their stances on the issue. rebecca cooper has more on the debate. >> mitt romney says he signed legislation banning assault weapons only as a compromise. is the kind of compromise that leaves some conservatives nervous. some of obama's supporters say he is letting politics -- >> today mitt romney told cnn new laws will not stop the violence. he pointed to timothy mcveigh's bombing using illegally purchased fertilizer. >> he wa

. >> reporter: palo alto authorities say they are getting into the homes through unlocked windows and doors. you can see the garages were leftome -- open -- left open. the city is safe but people are forgetting to lock up. she lives on the street where burglars snuck into a home. >> people relax after a while but you can't because the rate tends to go up when the economy is bad. we have an alarm that we leave on. >> reporter: police say most of the break ins are happening in the northern part of the city. this is a map of the area. authorities have stepped up patrols during the afternoon hours when homeowners are at work. residents need to do their part as well. >> summer time, we know it is warm and nice out, but you have to make sure you secure your residents when you leave. >> reporter: a man was arrested for burgslerrizing a home -- burglarizing a home while the occupants were asleep. live in palo alto, reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >>> no charges for san francisco giants player pablo sandoval. the district attorney will not charge pablo sandoval for sexually assaulting a woman last

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>> it seemed s like it was unlocked, but something toldlo e it probably wasn't a good idea for me to go in there. so i went back downstairs and called the >>> police hazard teams wo >>> mees have their teams to safely detonate explosives inside of the colorado shooting suspect's apartment. they say james holmes rigged it with many triggering devices if someone walked inside, the place could have gone up in flames. flames. >> if a neighbor or an unassuming pedestrian would have walked in that door or god forbid aspires responde a firsy would have sustained significant injuries or lost their lives. >> i spoke with the down stairs neighbor who could have been injured because of loud techno music that began playing in holmes apartment after midnight. >> i went upstairs to tell him to turn the music off. i knocked on the door hardly trying to get someone's attention and i notice there wasn't any voices or anything like as if there were a party going on which struck me as odd. >> you put your hand on the door and tried the knob. >> i did put my hand on the door and tried the knob. it seeme

tte temperature inside her home soared to the tte doors and windoww were ht, oppn and unlocked...waiting for a breeze. she was asleep on her ccuch in the living room,,the coolest place in the home.. when suddenly, at about 2 o'clock in the pooniig, a noise woke her up. she saw man standing nearby. (samess "and i just screamed, get out!"" as loud as i could, the table there and ran out the front door as fast as i cou" &pcould." sames says the man grabbed her purse and everything in it, including ihhr credit cards, debii card and driver's license. a thief on a hot night........ baltimore county police say s 3 thefts related to the outages. &p they say someone stole two generators ffom the rear of two different homes in towson. live in norrheast baltimore, keith daniels, fox 45 eww late edition. for those with health problems.....this heat wave is making a bad situation even worse. ttnight, jeff abell struggle for survival... surviial... (wind chimes) in thii triple digit heat..... (2:21:52) "i'm sweatin....!! 73-year old, hollis dorsey is suffering.....alone. (2:22:20) "i haven't be

she left her door unlocked... and when she returned... she found a young woman ... inside.he intruder pulled out a knife and demanded money. but the 73-year-old wouldn't budge... and the two began to fight! 1556 seems like her perpetrator really kicked her or kneed her in her face and looked like she took the end of the knife and butted her and so there was blood splatters all over 08 08the neighbor found the victim and had her call 9-1-1. he tried to go after the suspect... but she had already taken off out the back door. the victim was taken to the hospital , but is expected to be okay.police are asking anyone with information... to give them a call. we now know the identity of a decomposed body found in north baltimore, just over a week ago.investigators say the victim was 41-year-old kristie hufnagel.her body was found inside an apartment in the wyman house in charles village. the medical examiner couldn't determine how she died.the owner of that apartment... 67-year-old marvin white ... remains in police custody on drug charges. 3 the colorado theater shooting suspect

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winter grass, whipped and cried up the driveway around the corner of the house, whistled past the unlockedr. something evil afoot, something here inside. when the moon peered through the window and into the master bedroom, a little after 3:00 in the morning. >> he's really dead. >> what's really dead? >> my husband. >> reporter: strange the things that happen to people under a full moon. good people, not-so-good people. under that moon that night, it was hard to tell which was which, who was who. >> this is a case built on lies and deception and cat and mouse. who knew what it was. >> reporter: but the story when it began back in 2005 was about love, or what certainly felt like it. in fact, fair to say it was two kinds of love. there was what happened to ben when he met melissa. >> as soon as he met melissa, he was something i had never seen. just, you know, just for no reason he would call and say i love you. >> reporter: he's a changed man? >> absolutely. he was happy. melissa really made the difference. >> reporter: and if anybody would know, his best friends would, cindy and scott grah

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