. >> let us look at the market numbers. in frankfurt, the benchmark dax closed 1/4 of a percent higher. the eurostoxx 50 closed 1% lower. the dow jones industrials are at 12,539.

. >> let us look at the market numbers. in frankfurt, the benchmark dax closed 1/4 of a percent higher. the eurostoxx 50 closed 1% lower. the dow jones industrials are at 12,539. it seems the success of apple products like the iphone and mac have proven too tempting for carter tatars. chinese authorities have closed two stores purporting to be official applet -- apple outlets. the apple brand in stores is apparently so convincing that some of the staff thought they were working for the company. >> in this southwestern city alone, chinese authorities found five branded apple's stores to be operating without authorization from the company. city officials ordered two of the stores closed because they did not have business licenses. chinese authorities said all of the shops were selling genuine apple products. even so, experts fear the apple brand could be damaged. >> it can hurt, especially if people cannot tell the difference between the real thing and the copy. when people have a bad experience, they might blame the brand. >

here you did something which made us look bad. so as a consequence of your bad behavior, maybe more boys had to die. maybe we had to work even harder. but i think it was because of the extreme circumstance of the time and the stakes were incredibly high that you did have a community that looked at these men as if they had, in fact, turned against their own community and had worked against those who had served and died. and that was the case. i know it's still a problem now. i have a friend who is a no no boy and he talks about how, even now, 60-something years later, there are people in the community who won't talk to him because he was a no no boy. but, again, it's through the lens of present day politics, how we've begun to look at the events and studied them that the resistors from heart mountain who were another group who on constitutional grounds contested being -- serving. they refused to serve, as opposed to the no no boys, who signed no no. the resistors actually went to federal prisons. they went to leavenworth. they are

[applause] >> for me, the most exciting things -- and i think for the mayor and all of us here. you look at us up here, lots of people of color. unfortunately when you look at our universities and colleges, they do not have all the people of color. it is great to see an audience of people that look like us. it was about time, right? and i do not know about you, but that is what it is all about. not about us being successful. all of us already made it. it is about how we get everybody in this city and community to rally behind the young people like yourself who have a whole future ahead of you, and we have screwed up the plan of for you really bad. you guys are going to have to be 10 times smarter than us because we did not figure it out. it is exciting to be in a place where you folks are going to be in the future and to have the gates foundation stepped up and give you some of the tools. one of the frustrating things for me as a superintendent is i kind of believe we are educating all you young people for a world that just does not exist anymore. things have changed so much. when i was

. >> they make us look good. >> we have no cure for cancer, really. but we can do some things to help prevent it. >> let's start with -- one thing, the intraoperative radio therapy. when you wake up do you have side effects? >> remarkably nothing different. you wouldn't know what you had it. >> let's get back to what we can do to prevent. exercise, exercise, exercise is what everybody talks about. how much, what kind, what's good, what should we do? >> exercise is great for all forms of prevention. specifically for breast cancer. there is really good data to suggest that lowering your weight and obesity. decrease in obesity is definitely a preventative mesh for breast cancer. exercise plays in that role. exercise is a great way to decrease stress and kind of change the whole inner function of the body. >> when you say exercise and i read some information about this is that even a couple of walks a week for 30 minutes or what have you -- you don't have to be a maniac and go to the gym and working out hours a day. >> absolutely two to three times a week

us on monday. the fourth looks good for us. the humidity will be dropping as well. >> 39 million americans estimated to be traveling this july 4 holiday weekend. kate amara has more on the troubled outlook. >> with gas prices about $1 higher per gallon, more americans are staying home for the holiday. >> the gas prices are high. >> i think the gas went down below a bit but it is still expensive. >> more americans are staying home this fourth of july weekend. 1 million more. according to aaa, gas prices are too blamed. >> down 3% compared to a year ago. we're expecting 33 americans to take the road. >> aaa says driving skills dominate the fourth with 84% of holiday travelers hitting the road to correct we're trying to nantucket. >> 44% of travelers said the rising cost of gasoline will lead to pinching pennies elsewhere this weekend. >> taking shorter trips and spending less elsewhere. >> some drivers will cut their distances short. air travel expected to be up 9% from a year-ago. >> for some people, it may be more convenient to

a piece of history that reminds us of what had us looking to the stars. >> it is emotional, let it is also a part of history. >> what is next for space travel. for the immediate future, we will be relying on the russians to get us into space. commercial and private designers will be designing and new ways to get us into space and perhaps to mars. >>> metro police officers often avoid covering certain metro center is. officers sometimes avoids the l'enfant plaza and metro center stations and that is because their police radios sometimes do not work and in mixed the impossible to call for a backup. smith may have a new life to live. how abc soaps are coming back from the dead. bob is back with more on the flood watch already in place. >> our abc 7 high team -- i-team has a look that's somebody responsible for fires. he is live with the accusations. >> the most recent fire was one monday night. this arsonist would allegedly called 911 after each fire. they found plastic and debris and trash cans at most of the scenes. they also found the suspect that was admiring his work. these are the

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our capacity, when they have a major project or controversy, or an issue, they make a referral to us to look at the environmental report. they will ask us to look early in the process to see if the analysis is adequate and correct, and they will take our opinions and analysis in consideration. we don't have -- they and their commission make the final judgment. finally, on the proactive information, like the healthy development tool, there are no regulations. we typically will, when we do one of these evaluations, we will bring to the planning department and project proponent our analysis and a set of recommendations. we will have a dialogue with them. "ok, we can do these things. we cannot do these things." those have to do with improving the neighborhood, like improving parks and transportation conditions. supervisor campos: final question before we open it for public comment. i know that there have been concerns about a specific project that has been raised. this is not the purpose of this in terms of our discussion. it is about the general guidelines to follow. what do you presently have

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would be mourning hundreds of thousands of civilian deaths in libya and you want to trust with us to look at what would be different has no idea of his track record or his intentions and doesn't you know for me they're walking on a very very morally dubious ground here but trying to address that but it may go with us looking for and the second point is that if we feel that nato later has aggression as we're going to grow i call it is that is the point in preparing libya where taking into account something that you know it's completely besides the fact the fact is is the libyans here the equal power brokers they're the ones fighting on the ground they're the ones are risking their lives they're the ones and molding this country in a vision that we want to and i think we have to sit here as as europeans as people of the world here that have gone in for twenty first century missiles have aligned ourselves with hoyer moral values and i really went for this and that's fearless to me if i can be used to ourself if i go to him here you know international law was created to protect people ok and

let us take quick look at your extended forecast.o are very similar to what we saw today but the cooling trend will resume into the weekend and into next week and we will deal with a more extensive fog all the way through the extended forecast. >> water managers in south bay have been given the green light to add more water to the anderson reservoir despite safety concerns of the anderson dam. there are do the calaveras fault. studies have shown that the saddam could fail leading to major flooding in nearby morgan hill. it must still undergo seismic retrofit, but as rob fladeboe reports some of the residents would like to see that were completed before the water is added. >> anderson reservoir towers over hundreds of homes in eastern and northern hill. silverstone and her family lived here just below the dam, she has been worried every cent she learned that this could fail in a major earthquake. >> it is a great concern to our family that there could possibly be an earthquake that could wipe us out. people who live up around the edge

us. looking good today, another mild day. see our temperatures about 5 to 10 degrees below seasonal averages once again. we're starting off with thick fog this morning, more than we had at this time yesterday. you do want to watch out for that. also expecting a major warm-up as we head through the next several days. i have the details. right now get to you work, 4:31 if that's where you're headed with mike inouye. >> a nice flow, typical overnight construction out of san francisco on that lower deck heading towards treasure island. also 880 northbound at market, still some construction work going on there. i'm going to call out this police activity on surface streets at the 29th avenue off-ramp. use the 23rd instead. why, one of our top stories so i'll hand it back to you. >> a high-speed chase ended dead lichlt the chase ended at 29th street at the exit of highway 880 and oakland. christie smith is there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott. that pursuit ended here off 29th avenue northbound interstate 880

we instituted a payroll audit program to look at are we paying our payroll appropriately according to law, according to our ammo you -- our memo use 00 o -- our mou's. our goal is to revamp -- is to revamp at least six departments. in our capital improvement area, we would like to look at the four different bonds we have. that includes the clean and safe neighborhood parks and earthquake emergency response. we anticipating -- we anticipate doing quite a bit of work in this area, internally or externally, to have a general look at how our bond money is being spent, looking at our construction and the relationship with our contractors and dpw and various departments. as supervisor camos k -- campos knows, we had other items look that under the was separate -- under the wsip. we have other normal compliance audits that occur, as well as looking at other areas generally in our department, developing also a contract wide audit to determine how we are handling our contract. the couple of years ago, we looked at office depot. we want to make sure we are administering our contracts appropriately so we will be developing a program that wil

look them up, that kind of thing? leave your thoughts on abc2news.com/facebook. put that out there and tell uswhat you think about it. >>> now maryland's most powerfuldor lar ray dare and the to -- powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most being a ret by weatherate. >> nice looking night out there. no question about that. beautiful in the city and humidity actually relatively decent. 63% right now. i think we have got another maybe 12, 18 hours before we start to feel the steam again. first let's show you pictures from around baltimore. clear skies late in the day. nice weather also down in the state capital. beautiful weather here. and you know another spot that was beautiful was just north of us up in hershey, pennsylvania. i think we have the video i went up to hershey today. there i am on the comet and i got to ride a couple roller coasters up there. it was a great fair and eventually you will see the different coasters here, but man, i will tell you, it was good time up there. the trees are just a little greener. you see the hair is spiked up. this is great fairch the second

is a substantial amount of cost pressure around a loop the loss of first class mail that's cause us look at everything and one of the things that we broke that is the elimination of saturday mail that's just the livery collection of the set up your email will keep open his post offices will stay open you can write a mailbox to the post office to get saturday delivery and our networks are still still now twenty years ago this would have been chaos but really it just shows how far we've come what strides of them made toward an open source society with assists from fed ex and u.p.s. and other carriers out there the internet is effectively neutralized government in this instance with all of these alternatives we don't need the united states postal service to get information from point a to point b. in a marketplace environment the postal service would probably have seen the need to adapt its business model in order to survive then we'd still have the drive hearing from the i.r.s. on saturday however government sanction tends to induce bad business practices the same sind always assume they'l

the sightings, researchers connect the dots and hopefully that tells us more about the ocean itself. >> one of the things we're looking at. we can use the species by looking where it occurred, you can gauge different changes in the oceanographyny out there. warming, cooling, it can be like a canariy in the coal mine. >> you're looking for two distinctive features. >> when they open the mouth, you see the huge amount of white. another thing you can look for is the gill on the sharks extend way up on to their head almost circular. >> anyone who has seen one will tell you it's a sight you won't forget. >> oh, this is cool. it's a sight to see. >> you won't miss those things. it's very impressive when you see a large one. >> elizabeth cook, cbs5. >> that's why it's open like that. >> are you considering that mouth to somebody. >>> take a look at this. this is the bankrolling over sucha tower at sun set tonight that's a bit of that sea breeze wrestling around the leaves here on the tree, but that is just magical. it also kept our temperatures out of the coast but what also happened, take a look at our satellite, when you s

that is what is deep down in us, not some crack materialism to fill our closets with a lot of job. look, number four, without the competitive urges, let's face it, none of us here would he here today. we here today, everyone on earth today our forefathers and for mothers were the folks who figured out how to escape the trampling mastodons. we are the descendents of those people are figured out how to escape the raging saber toothed tigers. we are made of sterner stuff that i think the psychologist and the philosophers and economists give us credit for. look, we could go back in time. we could go back to a simpler life. let's go back 120 years. there was no internet. there was no traffic on the road. there was no telemarketer who interrupts year dinner with your family but as i said life expectancy was 47. would we want to go back to that simpler time? not need. the enemy of rushing around, the enemy, those who try to quash the rushing around, the enemy is tyranny. let me juxtapose robert frank's tree metaphor. many of you may be from a with a canadian band who coincidently is called rus

we would take a look at the current temperatures. a couple hours ahead of usin places like oklahoma city and kansas city, the temperatures are still in the upper 80s there. down in dallas, it is 90 degrees, 83 st. louis, and we are in the nighttime hours ago further east we still have a little bit of cooling left for the evening. to bridges are running 75 and 82 and is pretty warm out there right now. again, it will continue over the next several days all through the week with the high humidity in very warm temperatures. as for us these are very high day out there today, but we did not break any records. 95 degrees with our high temperature in concord, these were well below the records that were in the triple digits for today. the only place that really came close was hayward. now take a look at the extended forecast. it will be hot again tomorrow but will get the sea breeze back for friday and all through the weekend in which means much cooler weather. that will bring the marine air into the inland valleys the temperatures cooling to low 80s. >> san jose poli

us. looking at where the legalities lie in the u.s., tell us where the jurisdiction lies in the u.s.r this. >> the u.s. has a statute called the foreign corrupt practices act that makes it illegal for u.s. companies, but also others, to bribe foreign officials in order to get busine3ey the statute has a broad reach and it has been applied in circumstances where there was bribery of a foreign official and very little nexus to the united states. >> and looking at the phone hacking allegations, when we consider the charges that the murdoch organization are facing here regarding intercepting communications, what kind of illegal activity could that be in the u.s.? what is that termed of? >> it could be considered illegal wiretapping in violation of u.s. law. they would have to, again, be some nexus to the united states, some u.s. phone line stats that were subject to the illegal activity. >> when we look at the u.s. foreign corrupt practices act, what questions need to be raised whether or not news corp violated that act in particular? >> well, there are several questions as a matter of l

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