we'll tell you what caltrans told us late this morning. >>> bahrain's top diplomat is defending a violent predawn crackdown on protesters. riot police fired tear gas and rubber bullets into the crowd. many had been camped out for days and were sleeping. the confrontation left some dead, some critically injured. the foreign minister of bahrain says the violence was justified because the protesters were pushing this protest to the brink of abyss. >>> the state senate prepared to vote on a measure that would strip most public employees of their bargaining rights in wisconsin. the proposal has stirred massive protests for three date day -- for three straight days. the republicans hold a 19-14 majority but need at least one democrat present to have a quorum. police officers were sent to relieve the -- retrieve the democrats and bring them to the capitol building. no word on whether any were found. >>> vale police identified a body found yesterday as that of a man missing since february 5th. the coast guard pulled the body the carquinez strait near the marina about 2:30 yesterday. they say it's

this is going to make us late. ( sobs ) we can't be late! it's my big day! it's all right, karen. stay calm. we could put beavers through the window, and they'd eat the door. look, can we please stop with these stupid suggestions about beavers? there is no point in panicking. help! i am not panicking. ( banging ) we're not gonna be late. i will deal with it, and i will deal with it in a calm and measured way. how much will it cost to replace that door? look, i got us here on time, didn't i? sometimes drastic situations require drastic measures. so, how's your shoulder? fine. and your foot? yes. and your... look, can we just-- okay? you all right, granddad? what? oh, yeah, yeah. just admiring the bride. judy looks smashing, doesn't she, eh? it's julie, granddad. what? oh. oh, yeah. so, girls, how do i look? you look beautiful. oh, thank you, karen. do i look beautiful? you look okay. you look gorgeous, mary. why are wedding dresses white? because mummy says it's a bad color, 'cause it shows the dirt. that's true. i mean, it's not very practical, is it? and also, why are wedding dre

but tomorrow it changes, noon 60 degrees for most of us. late in the day 65 on the high end. ost of us around 62, 61. but it's a far cry from the 70s, the 80s, the records of saturday and sunday. that's all done. if you go to santa rosa tomorrow, beautiful day. the it's going to be cool in the morning and daytime highs just in the low 60s. crystal clear. winds are going to die down tomorrow night and things are going to get really cold tomorrow morning. now these numbers solid 20, 15 to 20 degrees cooler than they were on sunday. so things have changed. but of course, it is february. last weekend we lost track of what day it was. everyone even today we had 70s. as things start to change enjoy it because this pattern looks looks significant and it looks like it could put us back to good levels. >>> few of those vaccinated ended up with the flu. seasonal flu kills about 23,000 people each year according to federal authorities. researchers say it could take several more years before the universal vaccine is ready for commercial use. >>> shark attacks are on the rise around the wo

he told us late today he's okay. he's not going to head back to tahrir square tonight, we were grateful to hear that. and diane, also okay, akram, as you know, the photographer standing right here behind the camera. producer brian hartman, that crew in that car today. the arabic and their compassion getting them through that mob. >> that's right. akram really was brave and it was spiritual genius to know what to do in that room. thank you so much, david muir. >>> but to put that unrest you just saw in the streets in some perspective tonight, egypt is a country of 80 million people. 8 million of them do live in cairo. but at the peak, the protests were a quarter of a million protesters strong. so, what about the rest of cairo's citizens? lama hasan spent the day working the phones, trying to find out about the hospitals and the people at home. >> reporter: everyday life, disrupted. we reached a 23-year-old who spoke of standing guard over her home with her father and brother, all the while clutching pepper spray. how

but tomorrow it changes, noon 60 degrees for most of us. late in the day 65 on the high end. ost of us around 62, 61. but it's a far cry from the 70s, the 80s, the records of saturday and sunday. that's all done. if you go to santa rosa tomorrow, beautiful day. the it's going to be cool in the morning and daytime highs just in the low 60s. crystal clear. winds are going to die down tomorrow night and things are going to get really cold tomorrow morning. now these numbers solid 20, 15 to 20 degrees cooler than they were on sunday. so things have changed. but of course, it is february. last weekend we lost track of what day it was. everyone even today we had 70s. as things start to change enjoy it because this pattern looks looks significant and it looks like it could put us back to good levels. >>> few of those vaccinated ended up with the flu. seasonal flu kills about 23,000 people each year according to federal authorities. researchers say it could take several more years before the universal vaccine is ready for commercial use. >>> shark attacks are on the rise around the wo

it's going to swing in over us late tonight and tomorrow morning. morning rain giving way to colder windy conditions. boy tonight the best opportunity for snow levels early tomorrow morning. the winter weather advisories until 4:00. so if we get snow, it will be saturday morning. >> our live storm watch continues on this wet and cold friday morning. here's a live picture of some of the backup. this is southbound 101. looks like they have cleared that puddle. caltrans looks like they're leaving the scene. looks like they accomplished their mission. hopefully the traffic will be getting better. >>> the stormy weather is also affecting that bizarre mystery involving this missing man and the backyard search of his home in novato. >>> rain is moving through. we had reports of heavy rain and hail. there's areas to the north where the cold air is starting to work its way in. >> one problem can have an effect on a lot of people. we'll tell you what happened in san francisco, causing this mess at the bay bridge. >>> good morning. i'm jade hernandez. there ar

it will send the rain south here and the flow comes right over us late tonight and tomorrow.s when anything could happen as far as snow. rain colder. snow to the north. it will be very windy at times. the temperatures will start to plunge. rain turning much colder tonight. great visibility. hills will look beautiful with the snow and sunny and warmer early next week. >>> boeing received a big boost from the u.s. air force. the air force awarded a three and a half billion dollar contract for boeing to produce 18 new aerial refueling tankers. >>> the food and drug administration is breaking presidents in allowing a dug company a public hearing to defend a medication. two monthing ago the fda said studies fail the show it extended or improved the lives of breast cancer patients. >>> american workers may see something in 2011 they haven't seen in three years, pay raises. only 5% of companies with pay freezes if place last year plan to continue them this year. the new survey shows merit based pay hikes will average 3% this year. >>> american idol has the last two dozen hopefuls an

some of us get up late at night. we got 24/7. but still the process has been violated and we demand that you stop this nonsense. we need to meet and confirm on issues. if this is a good example that including the board has been bypassed. >> mark gonzalez. >> good afternoon, president nolan and board of directors. i agree with the previous speakers. the workers that repair the vehicles come in at all hours of the night. we prepare the cable cars and -- when the system stops at 2 or 3:00 in the morning. no way for the employees to go there. but a bigger problem yet at our contract this past practices has parking available in it. it is not a meet issue, it is contractual. we signed the contract. it is the contract they signed which they seem to do regularly and don't want to meet with us over the things they sign in the contract, then that's a bigger problem. the signed contract that says people have parking. and then to ignore that and employees coming in all hours of the night and day that -- that don't work those hours and can't

some of us get up late at night. we got 24/7. but still the process has been violated and we demand that you stop this nonsense. we need to meet and confirm on issues. if this is a good example that including the board has been bypassed. >> mark gonzalez. >> good afternoon, president nolan and board of directors. i agree with the previous speakers. the workers that repair the

thank you for your willingness to hear us out at this late hour. president chiu: excuse me, sir. could you pull the microphone to you? >> can you hear me a little better? president chiu: perfect. >> i want to start off by saying i am here in support of the resolution that supervisor mirkarimi was able to get before you, considering the voting for the extension of preserving the life of kusf. as everyone has well summed it up, i am pretty sure you have heard all the facts about the importance of it. the only thing i would add in closing is that when we urge you to consider this, consider what everyone is going to call important. it is support from your family to get you through school. one of those isi think losing tf is losing the life of the college. those who want to pursue a career in life, they have their morals that they fall back on from learning about life during the college years. kusf has a strong importance in the community not only for college kids, but for the adults and the members of the community and the world population. at thank you. >> are there any other member

company's proposal for stow lake supervisor chu: >> my husband and i are frequent walker's, using exercise that the late. walking 1 mile round, maybe two. i am very impressed with our community leaders, as well as the board of supervisors, for your determination to serve the public with the very finest of service. and the talent. i support the ortega family as a family business focused and committed to historic and the best of service i have experienced quite often. san francisco is composed of wonderful and universal families from around the world. i think that this is a wonderful decision and i think they will listen to you and your suggestions and ideas. thank you. supervisor chu: thank you. >> hello. i am from coke's company, a local wholesale purveyor and i have been asked to speak on behalf of the folks that will be operating the facility working with chad and frank over a number of years. we know what they are capable of and what they used in terms of their food. certainly i am a proponent of local and organically sustainable produce. i am sure that they are going to improve the food at their fac

situation as we stand here talking tonight. >> charlie: brian thank you very much for joining us on a late night for you. >> charlie, thank you for having me. >> charlie: joining me by telephone from cairo is mona el-naggar from the new york times. i'm pleased to have her on this program. we've had an opportunity to talk with her about egyptian issues on previous visits to cairo so it's a special pleasure to have her this evening to help us understand what's happening there. welcome. where are we in the conflict between those people who support mubarak and those people who oppose mubarak and would like for him to leave now? >> well, i mean i would be say it's between those who support mubarak and those who do not support mubarak. i would say there are definitely people out there who are calling for the regime, calling to bring down the regime, calling for mubarak to step down, asking, making certain demands. then there are people who are perhaps not so much pro-mubarak but not for the demonstrate demonstrations at this point. they feel their country has come to a calm and there needs to be

under partly cloudy skies, then we have another area of low pressure that wants to blink us some rainshowers by late monday. wednesday through friday it's up for grabs. so s that's your opinion point forecast. expect more rain tomorrow. >>> a heated debate on the floor of the house of representatives took an emotional turn last night when san mateo congresswoman jackie spear revealed that she had to abother a pregnancy. the revelation came during debate on whether to strip planned parenthood of its federal funding. >> i had planned to speak about something else, but the gentleman from new jersey has just put my stomach in knots because i'm one of those women he spoke about just now. i had a procedure at 17 weeks, pregnant with a child that had moved from the -- into the cercix. the procedure that you just talked about was a procedure that he endured. i lost a baby. >> for what purpose? >> well by federal law, federal funds cannot be used for aabortion. planned parenthood provides other services as well. despite her plea, the house voted to end funding. the proposal now goes to the senate where it fa

we didn't expect the police to attack us so late at night. it was so sudden. >> reporter: bahrain television showed the official version of events. the voiceover says the police gave warnings and used minimum force. he talks of casualties amongst the police not the protestors. but the scene at the hospital a short while later shows the anger and desperation of the demonstrators. they say that doctors were initially prevented from treating the injured, and that scores of people are missing, feared dead. >> ( translated ): we have children and we came in peace. the police are thieves. they destroyed our tents and threatened us and our children with their weapons. they took down our tent. e saw with our own eyes how they killed the martyrs. we watched them kill and beat up the protestors. >> reporter: some of the injuries are horrific. a human rights worker told channel four news that the police used bird-shot at close range and this was the result. the government countered with its own version: they say these are policemen injured by protestors.

thank you for your willingness to hear us out at this late hour. president chiu: excuse me, sir. could you pull the microphone to you? >> can you hear me a little better? president chiu: perfect. >> i want to start off by saying i am here in support of the resolution that supervisor mirkarimi was able to get before you, considering the voting for the extension of preserving the life of kusf. as everyone has well summed it up, i am pretty sure you have heard all the facts about the importance of it. the only thing i would add in closing is that when we urge you to consider this, consider what everyone is going to call

all right that brings us to the hardware was a late late show in the n.b.a. as much of the day the san antonio spurs snatching the win against holders the l.a. lakers on thursday the californian side may be the reigning champions but it's the spurs who are top of the league at the moment it's going neck and neck through richard jefferson said the only place for the visitors the robbery he could come up with it was answered by saul who starred for the lakers on the night the sides were tied at forty two points apiece going into the big break top scorer tony parker then up his game in the second half to help the spurs inch ahead the soul weighed in with a couple of weeks roasted you believe one point lead with twenty three seconds to go. promptly went all out to turn the game around but misfired three times before antonio mcdyess stepped into the buzzer to have the move even nine eighty eight the final score in the. two results to tell you about le bron james sticking a massive claim for a third straight m.v.p. title in the florida darby king james scoring almo

where our design team came up with an amazing plan, but the reality is, that groundwork was already late for us by the park commission. the community as well. they work together for a long time to envision what the site should be about. instead of spending my time telling you our refinements to that, i want to talk about what is different about our part -- approach. we are a master developer. we coordinate these large-scale data to projects, entitlement, planning, infrastructure development, and then both build out and selection of other developers to help execute and make the project happen. what that has is a multiple of it -- multitude of advantages. when you have a master developer engaged, you get a diversification. it is not just us building buildings. it is other developers building as well. each of them brings their resources in terms of private investment, multiple private investors. it brings their contacts in terms of tenants and users. so you bring all that to bear, and that is why you see what is happening at mission bay happen, because we are not being selfish about it. we do not

. >> the cable cars are built the same as they were in the late 1800's. we use a modern machinery. we haven't changed a thing. it's just how we get there. >> it's a time consuming job. we go for the quality rather than the production. we take pride in our work and it shows in the end product. >> the california line is mostly locals. the commuters in the morning, i see a lot of the same people. we don't

prosecutors recorded their third revised timt against bonds, who is scheduled to stand trial in late march. he used to face 10 counts of making false statements before a federal grand jury in december, 2003. now, prosecutors say bonds knowingly denied to the grand jury using steroids and other performance enhancing substances and they have a failed drug test and other testimony proving that he claims he didn't know some substances he took were illegal. so with a revised indictment, he faces only four counts of lying under oath to a grand jury and one count of obstructing the grand jury's investigation into sports doping with his testimony before that panel in 2003. bonds was originally charged in november, 2007 set to go on trial in march of 2009. now, nearly two years later, jury selection will start next month, on the 21. vic lee abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. another legal item tonight n santa clara county today, a man was ordered to stand trial on charges of beating a catholic priest. william lynch is accused of beating father jerry lindner last may. he claims father lindner sexual lay bus

people were on the list in each bay area county and the department of justice told us they would provide that information but late today told us we would have to file a public records request to find out. we will follow up with them and bring you the results. >>> now, to the shootings of two americans in mexico. one immigrations and customs enforcement agent killed, another wounded. the government says it is creating a task force with the department of homeland security, the department of justice and the fbi to help mexico investigate the killings. meantime the governor of the mexican state where the attack took place says drug cartels are to blame. while it is unclear why the men were attacked we do know why they were ambushed. more fro -- >> reporter: driving through north mexico two agents stopped at what they thought was a military check point on the highway. that is when authorities say they were ambushed. one special agent was shot to death. another agent was shot twice in the leg. investigators believe the check point was staffed by members of a notorious drug cartel known to control much of northern mexic

and how do i know if his body will accept these pills late last year several ukrainian regents reported a shortage of immune strengthening drugs used by hiv positive patients experts point the finger at the country's health ministry all of them that have official say this happened because the beating for the purchase of drugs happened too late not in the summer but in the winter they received funding too late this whole system of buying drugs by tender is corrupt through and through. following this delay in supplies some hiv patients have had to alter their treatment and find alternative my education doctors say they have no choice but such changes can pose a grave danger to green's health ministry reports of at least one hundred thousand people to people in the country however experts say this number is diminished and the real amount of the infected may go to three hundred and fifty thousand people. official say for the present the supply crisis has been dealt with. for now all regions have received the required medication the only drugs which are still on their way to children's bills between a stand there will be delivered withi

just for those who want to think about what has egypt done for us lately? in terms of military assistance. i just remember the large egyptian force that fought alongside us in the first gulf war. the egyptian force that was sent to somalia as that, as our interest in that country was winding down, it allowed us to make a more graceful exist. now all of this said about sort of long-term relationships, it is worth noting that the current personal relationships do give senior officers the ability to communicate directly with each other with a minimum of misunderstanding at time of crisis. and i think that's the best way to -- for us to have seen the communications that have gone on in the past few weeks. let me also say that egypt's military in reflecting it's very strong national pride, i cannot imagine how any attempts to force good behavior by threatening assistance levels could have a positive affect in egypt either in the short or the long run. now i've got a few more panels of notes here. but let me put those aside for a moment. and let graeme speak and t

us commit to that. i think that august -- is too late. it cannot be pushed again. i would like the commission to be actively involved, if you need us, in assistance for this process. maybe it is the planning and commission meetings that we are going behalf that will be utilized to make sure that we do not hit obstacles once we get going. i know that it is a hard process. sometimes like pushing water uphill. i think that what you are hearing is that we are united in wanting to implement. >> i would be glad to come back with information. i just do not see it, if it is going to in any way jeopardize our ability, i hope he will take that into perspective. i do not wan