take fs deko ---el primer robo ocurri a las 9 de la maÑana en el centro comercial"val ley fair"... de la tarde fue el segundo y el caso mas dramatico fue en el que, un ladron jalone a una anciana para quitarle de su bolso sobre la avenida mclaughlin... ---a las once, cerca de la calle blossom hill, un hombre fue asaltado y amenazado con un cuchillo... ---y esta madrugada a las 4, una mujer fue asaltada en la esquina de las calles commercial y 15 norte.... stop open cu ---la agencia del transporte "bart" logro un acuerdo con la madre de oscar grant que habia entablado una demanda civil por la muerte del joven el dia de aÑo nuevo en 2009. take vo ---bart pagara 1.3 millones de dolares y se excluira de cualquier culpabilidad a la agencia y la familia no podra demandar a ningun agente de la policia de esa entidad. --anteriormente el bart tambien pago 1.5 millones de dolares a la hija de grant que actualmente tiene 6 aÑos de edad. ---grant, murio a manos del ex policia johannes mehserle quien se encuentra libre. ---aun hay otras 5 demandas judiciales contra el bart. top vo ---de algo ma

trágico accidente fue el domingo pasado que confundieron a la familia con miembro de una pandillas re val heridos en el tiro o tiroteo. >>> fue una celebración de una ho hora, la madre el fa dre y familiares de y saco d le dieron al pequeño su último a didiós a salir la misa el féretro venía, school dado por varias personas, también salía una urnas fueron momentos de incertidumbre y silencio. >>> la madre de y saeso sace ce ataúd para tocar el cuerpo de su pequeño hijo, el dolor fue increíble fue una misa bonita que el padre alberto doy dio y después la verdad despedimos al bebé con mucha alegría como el padre dijo dios lo prestó y ahora lo pidió. >>> a pesar de eso la madre de él pudo hablar de la pérdida de su hijo. >>> si pero como muchos han dicho hay que tomarnos de la fe y vamos a salir delante, en mi saludo, todavía tengo la bala en mi cuerpo y mi esposo tan, shhes sufrido un poco de dolor, pero estamos con ante bi ticos y para dolor * y yo tengo que estar tomando, médicos para poder dormir porque uno no puede dormir después de esto. >>> los medios no pudimos estar en el servicio r

de liderazgo que compartió con nazario moreno el chayo cuyo grupo atribuyó la violencia contrario valsichoacán. >>> no es primera vez que las autoridades mexicanas difunden este tipo de interrogatorios. que carecen por cierto, de toda valdez porque no se realizan ante el ministerio público de la federación. en este contexto que se dan declaraciones que hacia el trabajo del gobierno federal en contra del crimen organizado. josé. >>>josé: enrique, arrepentido y hasta que lo agarraron. >>> exactamente y después de lo que hizo y los crímenes que cometió. y la brutalidad con que se se conducía la familia michoacana, ahora habla en este to no. >>>josé: gracias amigo por estar con nosotros. >>> gracias. >>>josé: rumbo a washington un xon gcongresista, promueve.. seria un duro revés. para la administración bella aylin mujica ¿por qué? lori nos explica. >>>lori: busca apoyo para un proyecto de ley para impedir que el presidente barack obama. utilice el poder ejecutivo para frenar deportaciones. en esta carta enviada a sus colegas. dijo que el gobierno de obama ha dejado en claro su plan de impo

firefighters say flashover inside the house killed per suppress val layer -- valerio. there are currently two investigations into the fire. one by the san francisco fire department, the other by a task force of the federal bureau, alcohol tobacco and firearms, the san seasons fire and police department and the district attorney's office. >> it's been a cloudy day all over the bay area, and record-breaking amounts of rain, and it's create something problem -- creating some problems. a tree toppled in santa rosa, and firefighters uses a chainsaws to chop down another downed tree. this hasn't stopped the summer events. tomas marrone -- tomorrow is the escape from san francisco. >> they're going to be making their one and a half mile swim from alcatraz to the city. they will be good and wet and cold in the triathlon that starts tomorrow morning. the strange june rain has surprised a lot of people going to other events in the bay area but didn't stop them. >> the pigs at the coast contraa county fair in antioch were in, well, hog heaven. while it poured on the fair, all the

take fs deko ---el primer robo ocurrio a las 9 de la maÑana en el centro comercial"val ley faire"...o de la tarde ocurrio el segundo y el caso mas dramatico fue en el que un ladron jaloneo a una anciana para despojarla de su bolso sobre la avenida mclaughlin... ---a las once, cerca de la calle blossom hill, un hombre fue asaltado y amenazado con un cuchillo... ---y esta madrugada a las cuatro, una mujer fue asaltada en la esquina de las calles commercial y 15 norte.... stop open roll open cu ---el sistema de cuidado medico social para los ancianos de los estados unidos podra sufrir algunos recortes... take vo ---el senador independiente joe lieberman y el republicano tom coburn presentaron hoy una propuesta para hacer recortes al medicare y de esa forma reducir la deuda nacional... ----bajo este plan la edad para recibir medicare aumentaria de 67 a 69 aÑos, y obligara a las personas con mas recursos a pagar mas... ---segun los legisladores, esto ahorraria al pais mas de 600 mil millones de dolares en una decada... cu ---se espera que hoy, ambas camaras de la legislatura californiana

[applause] i would like to bring you back to the podium, val. >> i was thinking the same thing about the dental clinic. i was thinking i wish my dental office was as nice as this. i, too, am going to speak about redevelopment, but i do not want to be too repetitive. we have talked about the importance of the financial investment that the redevelopment agency has in this community facility. what i want to talk about a little bit is what great staff partners we have in the redevelopment office. it is not that often high in many other cities where we have collegial and mind-expanding teammates in this office. in the case of the redevelopment agency, and i am likely to forget somebody, so to all of you for the agency sitting over there, i apologize ahead of time here ultimately, the deputy director who is a longtime partner of ours and with and we do some of our best thinking and best work, but this advantage to work on this project for many years, phil o'brien, chris harris, derek smith, the asset manager, mike rizzo -- did i forget anybody? you guys are just awesome. we love working wi

vincent perez and anthony val air i don't see were caught in a flashover last week. >> without a doubt, the greatest tribute we can make to the fallen heros is rededicating ourselves as san francisco's public servants, committed to being and doing better because of the examples we have been shown. >> reporter: he was remembered as a man of strength. >> first one in the door. he was always the guy to grab the nozzle. if there was a fire, vince was the one to put it out. >> reporter: and tony valerio was a free spirit. >> he was a ponytail hippy that called himself the people's paramedic. he had a big heart, and he loved to help the sick and disabled, the down tread en, yes, even the unwashed. he was like mother teresa with a siren. >> reporter: while they were quite different in personality, they were both deeply committed to their work and to their families, both by blood and their fire fighting family. >> they gave their all, and they gave it for all of us. >> reporter: the service lasted well over two and a half hours. as you can see now, the caskets are being brought out of the chur

val layerey and lieutenant vein tent perez died from injuries after going into a burning diamond heights home this week. lisa amin gulezian was at the hospital. >> present arms. >> lisa: slowly and silently, firefighter tony valerio's body was wheeled to an awaiting van. the silence finally broken by the rain and his family's tears. >> he was, as i always say, my best brother ever. i looked up to him and i just want to say, he will be greatly missed. >> lisa: the pain hung in the area outside san francisco hospital, a place that was gathering spot for the hopeful. family and friends has been there around the clock since thursday. >> can't even think about life without him right now. i don't know. seems like he is still here. can't quite process that he is actually passed. >> lisa: he and lieutenant vincent perez was rushed the hospital after they were found unresponsive inside this burning house in diamond heights. a blast knockedded them down. perez died on thursday. >> it's difficult. mourning the loss of one and then have another one very close from the same fire is challenging. >> li

he's here on "comunidad del val valle." you won a good chunk of change for your high school in the south bay. congratulations. >> thank you. >> so education nation is a nationwide campaign by the nbc network and tell us how you found out about it, and you had to write an essay. tell us about your essay. >> in the beginning of the year when i first started in my broadcast journalism class, which is a pretty underfeunded class, my teacher came across it online, i think, and asked if we were interested, if we wanted to submit an essay. so i took her up on the offer and sent it in. >> what was your essay about? when you're writing essays, you have your topic and you describe it and you defend it and you have to defend it. tell us about yours. >> i talked about how the broadcast journalism program, doing things like the morning news and we make features about our school and also things outside of school and how it's a creative outlet that isn't really looked at much. most people think of maybe art like painting or the band progr

where we were not the recipient of cool air temperatures into the triple digits it was 104 in dan val and pleasanton. 103 in gilroy. pinpoint forecast. this is your morning commute. and notice as the hours tick on by the low clouds and fog try to work their way in an easterly direction across the bay but really don't make it past say oakland and on towards the concord area. it is very, very patchy. but never theless the temperatures will come down. 64 degrees. that's 10 degrees cooler tomorrow. east of the bay numbers out of the triple digits. roll into the mid-90s. otherwise the closer you get to the bay and water into the low 70s and 80s. peninsula number. to 90 degrees santa clara valley and san jose. still a good 9 degrees above average. 97 degrees in morgan hill. down from 101 experienced earlier today. tonight mainly clear skies until we start to see the blanket of low clouds and fog. into the 50s and 60s. extended forecast calls for significantly cooler air mass on thursday by 10 degrees. additional cooling on friday. all the way through the weekend. then we begin to rebound th

the team expects pablo sand val to come off the disabled list.e could see some action however behind the plate. the giants sure could have used will clark today. the thrill taking a little bp, bounces one into the cove, and he's still got it. tim lincecum never had it today giving up seven earned runs. he hasn't done that since he was a rookie in '07. the reds knocked timmy out of the game in the 5th. on the other side mike leak got it done on the mound and at the plate. eight scoreless innings and eight strike-outs and got two hits off lincecum as the giants lose 10-2. >>> former tar heel and current indiana pacer tyler hansbrough watching his team trying to eliminate the cardinals, and 7th inning, tar heels up 4-1. and north carolina has some insurance. two runs score. and the cardinals would chip away at the lead. eighth inning. austin wilson doubles. two runs score. right now, it is 6-5 north carolina. in the 9th. they're in a rain delay. we will have full highlights tonight at 11:00. >>> brett comes next. looks to third. the pitch. and he ba

following the testing, the study demonstrated the technical feasibility of di val nation at this location. so the $200,000 grant that we are being asked to approve today is the next step after these previous steps. >> that's right. >> and that step is, which is why some people are concerned is that we're actually going to being -- looking at hydraulics and other variables and what i'm concerned about is that within this $200,000 grant, none of it deals with outreach to the public. >> that's because we're not hiring people to do that. that will be done by agency staff from the five agencies. >> i understand that but i think the public is owed some type of hearing before we approve the 00,000 to articulate the varnlse and -- variables and to have the environmental community -- i think perhaps it would be appropriate for the public to hear. simply because you've taken one, two, three, and four steps doesn't necessarily imply that you have to take step five. >> that's correct. >> thank you. more public comment, please? >> thank you. peter dre conversation meyer. i'm an individual, feeling an

his wife val was stunned because, as a retired nurse, she thought she had done her homework. >> we hade right choices, choicen a top-notch neurosurgeon. >> reporter: but one thing she couldn't research was how many infections have happened recently at ucsf because even though a law passed requiring them to report hospital infections most are, so far, reporting on about four. all that happened during surgery are not being reported and now a new lawsuit threatens to stall the entire process. now the california hospital association has filed a lawsuit against the department of health claiming the surgery reporting guidelines create great burdens on hospitals. >> it's impossible to report everything that happens every day in every hospital. >> debbie rodgers, with the california hospital association, says the guidelines would require hospitals to input infection data on more than 900,000 surgeries by the end of this year. >> it will take the infection prevention activities away from the bedside and away from patients and it will move it to entering data into a computer. >> reporter: but cr

officially recognized the libyan rebels as the sole representatives of the country says colonel gadhafi val's you'll stay in libya to the bitter end his remarks came over a game of chess with the visiting president of the world chess federation. chess master expresses shock at the scale of destruction in the capital tripoli its comments came just hours before another gadhafi and he defected to britain it is also declared its intent to expand military operations in the country after libyan government forces at the port city of zawiya from the rebels. the war drags on is becoming obvious that nato is bombs aren't going to force khadafi out well that's according to dr agent perhaps he's a political lecturer at the university of kent the german government realize its previous stance of just sitting on the fence and somehow abstaining isn't really working i mean the russian president he clearly didn't think that gadhafi had much religiously and that's what he said at the summit of the g. eight germany's move i think is belated but it stephanie welcomes the factions are showing that gadhafi support

in a culture that is generally non-confrontational and obedient when val's and stick to the streets of tokyo against nuclear energy it is a serious sign of discontent after this crisis it is true that the people are more conscious and we need to take advantage of it this is the first time since the second world war that the japanese people have no trust in the government he watches a coastal city devastated by the earthquake the tsunami and on the edge of the radiation exclusion zone is starting on the long road to recovery but the people living here are seeing the government just isn't doing enough from the thirty haul city they said different things like perfect or they said different things and the government is that different things. they're not forgetting the or stiff part of the country last year the are apart but some believe it is too early to tell what the real dangers of the situation or scientists know that large doses of radiation given in one blast is a significant health threat but they say there isn't enough information about long term exposure to lower doses of radiatio

for me now my colleague kevin no one will bring you the latest news in half an hour but first peter val and his gas on cross talk to bait the ongoing crisis any yet. keep. away unwelcome the cross talk i'm peter lavelle is the chaos being played out in yemen turning the country into a failed state how should the international community be reacting to events there and will the endgame for the regime in yemen result in still another terrorist base that threatens the region and world. came. across not protesting yemen i'm joined by daniel pipes in philadelphia he's an author and director of the middle east forum and in washington we have edwin hall he's a former u.s. ambassador to yemen and he's also author of the book high value target countering al qaeda in yemen all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want mr ambassador fine go to you first here i mean as we go to air here there's a lot of speculation some people say evidence that the the leader in yemen is opening the door to al qaeda to make sure he can stay in power and what looks like what most p

officially recognize the libyan rebels as the sole representatives of the country that's kind of gadhafi val's you'll stay in libya to the bitter and his remarks came every game of chess with the visiting president of the world chess federation. of the chess master expresses shock at the scale of destruction the capital tripoli and his comments came just hours before another gadhafi a defected britain has also declared its intent to expand military operations in the country after libyan government forces re took the port city of zawiyah from the rebels. despite being confined to a wheelchair for more than a decade that hasn't helped one determined russian he's covered eleven thousand kilometers right across russia on a mobility scooter he's drawing attention to the plight of disabled people. over went to meet him. alexander's top speed is not much more than walking pace it's been more than a decade since the accident which put him in a wheelchair driving the other car was america's consul general in the device stock eligible a drunk and that's where the problems began as a diplomat american do

andrus birgitte as president fifty three employees voted in favor of injuring a secret ballot opponent val design has become the first president in history not to be reelected for a second earlier in may's actually started dissolution of parliament after it used its power to ban a search of the home of an allegedly corrupt and. football's been so general has been fighting cancer since two thousand and nine and so called into his lawyer who claims to have documents proving that it had surgery and received chemotherapy in a serbian hospital two years ago and waiting for his trial at the hague war crimes tribunal to start with his family say he's not fit enough this is a conflict crimes during the ninety ninety five bosnian war. like president of a cause he is so good to go has been laid to rest in his home village following his death here in moscow last week a farewell ceremony in the republican capital so who was intended by thousands of target outside the agency to take out the made for themselves or lead to complications i think there is a mask even of how the republic. has turned. there

we're talking about low relative humidity val use. want to talk more about the story in depth.he fire, we can tell you more than 100,000 hectares of land burned across that region. 150,000. it's the second largest wildfire in arizona history and in fact more than 2,500 firefighters there from as far away as california. the fire is so big, they needed to pull in backup to help contain the fire as it burned. as we talk about the wallow fire, showing you the smoke, spreading into kansas as well as over towards texas. the old smoke plume, look at this, all the way up towards canada. of course this is causing breathing problems in addition to the threat tort homes that are burning across parts of canada. definitely a serious story there indeed. right now we'll take a look at your city-by-city forecast and talk more about space. stay with us. >>> welcome back. a lot of people getting sad about "endeavour's" final mission. let's go to some images to brighten up some days. looking at imagines for the first time from outer space, these are pictures of the shuttle at the international sp

>> what i want to say here, is i want to say, i feel that's imposing our val use upon the afghans.ers to the afghans is do they have an adequate security force to meet their own needs. and the afghans made the decision they wanted to transition lashkah gah. i think it would be presumptuous of me as a foreigner right now to judge the security forces they have in place. these guys are pretty effective at the level they need to be effective in this environment today. >> reporter: today money has boug brought a pause in this city's violence. yesterday's allegiances and fears are still nearby, leaving tomorrow so uncertain. nick paton walsh, lashkah gah in. >>> a verdict in the case of a duj lawmaker accused of inciting hate against muslims. [ female announcer ] imagine skin so healthy, it never gets dry again. can your moisturizer do that? [ female announcer ] dermatologist recommended aveeno has an oat formula, now proven to build a moisture reserve, so skin can replenish itself. that's healthy skin for life. only from aveeno. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp..

he wants to know about the val university stuff that he does. good to see you, my friend. >> i wouldn't count on it as being totally serious. >> fair enough. that's why we're talking about it so that someone may feel like watching it as it happens. tim, good to see you. >> you, too, ali, thanks so much. >>> a group of democratic senators are reaching out to lesbian, gay, and transsexual teenagers. >> i think back to the days in which i was in school and my early adulthood. >> being gay was not something people talked about. >> the number of my friends in middle school and high school and college had been gay but had hidden it. >> over the years our country has learned how difficult it is for our loved ones to have to hide such an important part of themselves. >> over time, that's changed. and it's been a healthy change. >> 13 democratic senators are featured in the five-minute video. they are co-sponsors of a bill that would repeal the defense of marriage act. speaking of gay marriage, rhode island hasn't gone as far as new york in legalizing sa

. >> the tower will be illuminated in honor of vincent perez andanth me val ario. >> we are getting a sense of outpowering of sympathy for the firefighter. they went to the house of anthony valerio's parent's house to help mow the lawn. it has been a massive outpouring of sympathy. station 26 in san francisco reminders was loss were everywhere. the irony the best people to help them deal would be lieutenant perez and anthony valerio. >> no matter how sad you were, he would make you smile. >> no one will be smiling when the city holds a double memorial for perez and valerio in the cathedral. imagine 2500 people in one room doing the same. union president tom o' conner is working on the massive logistics. >> the families want the men remembered the men they were and heroes. >> investigators picked through the rubble for cluse today . the cause of the fire does not appear to be suspicious which made the life easier for juanita green who owns the place. the union made a clue about what made the fire so difficult. terrain and wind and house arc tecture from the front stairs down. >> you ar

now santorum says the fight against barack obama is about val us. >> he's devaluing our dollars and he's devaluing our other currency, our moral currency gee it's similar to the campaign of michele bachmann who is expected to declare soon and to sarah palin, but her stumble over the story of paul revere saying he rode to warn the british is more of a palin problem now than rick santorum and the economy seemed sure to be the main issue. >> i appreciate your help. >> reporter: that's why former businessman mitt romney is seen by many as the gop front-runner, but he flip-flopped on abortion. newt gingrich has been married three times and admitted an affair. santorum sees an opening. >> join the fight. join the fight! >> reporter: he's already campaigned a total of 47 times in iowa, new hampshire and south carolina. and rick santorum has already won two republican straw polls in south carolina. the most conservative early primary state. i'm steve handelsman, news 4, capitol hill. >>> continuing concern about the economy pushed the stock market lower for the fourth day in a row. the industria

. >> reporter: bob's wife val was stunned because as a retired nurse, she thought she had done her homework we had made all the right choices, we had chosen a top- notch neurosurgeon. >> reporter: but one thing they doesn't research is how many infections have occurred recently at ucsf or any hospital for that matter because even though a law passed three years ago that requires the reports on dozens of infections, so far only 4 are being reported. all infections on surgery are not being reported and a new lawsuit threatens to stall the process. now the california hospital association has filed a lawsuit against the department of health claiming it creates burdens on hospitals. >> it's impossible to report everything that happens every day in every hospital. >> reporter: debbie rogers with the california hospital association says the guidelines would require hospitals to input infection data on more than 900,000 surgeries by the end of the year. >> it will take the infection prevention activities away from the bedside and away from patients and it will move it to entering data into a comput

i want to bring in jane val l velez-mitchell.nning turn around for just a few days ago, him fessing up, now saying he's going to seek help. he didn't say what kind of help, whether he was an addict or not. is this an addict behavior? >> well, he is in complete addict behavior. i know a lot of people have a tendency to regard sex addiction as a cop out and this was a debate we had when tiger woods went into rehab. remember, tiger woods didn't specifically say what he was going into rehab for either, but anthony weiner has all the hallmarks of addiction. the denial, that's a hallmark, a red flag. the failure to see the gravity of the situation. also just the lying, the cheating, that is typical addict behavior. the defiance. all these people saying, hey, step down, and he is not listening to them at this point and defiance is a hallmark of addiction. the grandiosity, i'm so important i have to be able to stay, the sense of entitlement. addicts are the most entitled people in the world. a heroin addicts feels very entitled to his dr

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val hollen and clyburn go to the meetings. we are graced by mr. val hollen and mr. clyburn of the talks and about the good faith initiative that is being taken there and working together if we are determined to reduce the deficit, we will, and we will have that message in a timely fashion so that we cannot default on our debt in a timely fashion and hopely that will be soon. so i want to yield to mr. val hollen, that is not the issue. the issue is how do we work together to have fairness in the taxes, preserve medicare, create jobs, make it in america. i'm going to yield. >> the point of the meetings is both parties come out and talk with the president and hold to the same position. >> well, in fact, as the vice president -- as the vice president has said, mr. clyburn and i have said as the republican counterparts have said, we have made progress on some important issues. have we engaged on the huge politically nuclear issues, no, but the reality is that you have to begin a walk with the first step. and we have made progress and we're going to have to find a way to

to understand, yes, those two factors, kris, that you mechtioned have got to re-evaluated.and revee val the host nation's ability to understand what we are trying to do for them and with them in their nation and the coffeehouse of war. three wars that we are -- and the cost of war. three wars we are engaged in and our country nearing bankruptcy we have to rethink everything we are doing with foreign aid and foreign intervention. we have to be sure it is america's interest first being met in each one of these nations and if there is an opportunity to stay in afghanistan with general petraeus giedz t guidance to bt because of the conditions that have changed most recently i would support that. >> chris: let's get to your bus trip and to 2012 and i will ask you the question everybody has asked me when they heard you were going to be on the program. what are you up to? >> seems like i have answered this question a million times in the last week. and folks still i guess aren't understanding it, at least reporters don't seem to be understanding. even your own shep smith on fox news he announc

. >> he served val yently in the san francisco fire department for 21 years. he was a classmate of mine. we started off in 1990. >> the world has lost a great man, a great firefighter, lieutenant. >> reporter: it wasn't just friends or chief hayes who went to the fire academy with lieutenant perez. it was other firefighters across san francisco and people who didn't even know him mourning his loss. this morning the investigation is underway. it led to the death of lieutenant perez. if you look at this picture here, you can see from the picture it looks as in the fire began in the second or third floor. apparently firefighters were on that first floor as well. that's where it all started. kraig debro, ktvu news. >>> injured firefighter anthony valerio is still in the hospital. claudine wong is telling us about the large show of support. >> reporter: the family of anthony valerio says he is never alone. he is on the fourth floor of san francisco general surrounded by firefighters and families. members of the team and san francisco fire department have been here