ware. [ringing bells] [applause] >> ah-ha! yes! oh, yeah. >> frank ware, ladies and gentlemen! got a little body english in there. frank ware. our fifth contestant is his second time to qualify for the finals. he is a grip. he's been with muni for nine years and spent seven years with the cable car division. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome mr. trini whittaker. so trini -- >> like i told frank, the cable car has two people. who would you take as your second person? >> my son. my son loves the cable cars. >> oh, that's fantastic. work on the sentimal -- sentimental vote. very smart. very smart. ladies and gentlemen, mr. trini whitaker. [ringing bells] [applause] >> nice. trinny whitaker, ladies and gentlemen. our sixth contestant is qualifieding for the -- qualifying for the very first time today. he's a conductor. he's been with muni 15 years, with the cable car division nine years. please welcome joseph hsu. mr. hsu, how's it going? if you weren't driving a cable car, what would you be doing? >> watching tv? >> so you can play the drums and watch perry mason at noon at the

oh, yeah. >> frank ware, ladies and gentlemen! got a little body english in there. frank ware.s a grip. he's been with muni for nine years and spent seven years with the cable car division. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome mr. trini whittaker. so trini -- >> like i told frank, the cable car has two people. who would you take as your second person? >> my son. my son loves the cable cars. >> oh, that's fantastic. work on the sentimal -- sentimental vote. very smart. very smart. ladies and gentlemen, mr. trini whitaker.

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. >> hi, i'm matt pots founder and president of arch support foot ware. let me give you my business card. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> these shoes allow you to carry anything you want inside your sandals to keep your hands and pockets free. i'll looking to sell these through travel entry retailer and looking for $600,000 primarily dedicated towards sales, marketing and pr efforts. about 1/3 to manufacturing and development because i want to develop new categories of this footwear as well. the other 10%, 20% would be used towards operations. it's a patented product. it's very comfortable and great for the beach, cruises or pool side. anytime you want to be hands and pockets free. >> all right. matt, thank you so much. i love when we have the beach scene. you look appropriate, we look inappropriate. good job. let's hear what the panel thinks. how did he do? >> i love that his wallet came with cash in there. >> i need that back. >> i do have a question for you. i assume people want to store cell phones in here. is this capable to carry cell phones? >> not

then we shut the ware and brought it all back to utah. we're considering opening a warehouse in kentucky, and part of our planning is if we open the warehouse, we're not going to play these games and put it in a subsidiary and that means we don't have to pay tax there. so i think amazon, frankly, has pushed the line here very, very hard with their strategy of having warehouses but just parking them in subsidiaries. so that's a different question, and i would be more open to the state's position on that. at the risk of people saying, well, you're just saying this about a competitor. is. >> host: mr. byrne, what's the status of the new york legal, what's the new york legal status right now? >> guest: well, new york did the same, passed the same kind of law. we ended our relationship with affiliates, so did amazon, and be amazon filed a suit, and the appellate court, the state court pretty quickly ruled against amazon. but it got kicked immediately up to the appellate court. it may actually be at the new york supreme court now to decide this

with the oracle software technology moving to software support, we are using citrics, and vm ware. this is what we are trying to do. a virtualization model. i can't create virtual machines. i don't have the resources justice owns. i am not connected to the hard drive. the hardware side is expesnive. on the middleware side, we have followed the upgrade path. when we strted with justice years ago, it was oracle version 8 and 9. now we are on 10 g and want to move to 11. we are folowing lowing the upgre path. i said we had done the study to see the technology for dt. i was leaning to ibm. oracle has been acquiring the best intergreatioation technolo. oracle, there are no regrets on the technology side. >> one last question for linda. it is daunting to have this huge project. i wonder how long it takes to train people. what is the time investment to train people up and operational? >> we went from four to tsix. -- to six. they were in the department. we will offer this because we have a complete set of technical skills. rob, do you want to talk about the treaty? >> whe nwe go oun we hi

is a ware directs the kick. america misses the first three shots.me down to this. -- the giants called on matt cain to quiet the padres bats that erupted last night. he's 1-5. remember the killer bees in houston? not san diego. the giants harassed by a swarm. orlando hudson drives home two with a single up the middle. 3-2 san diego, cain allows 1 unearned run. 7th inning, andres torres, past a diving hudson, off matt latos. tied at three. the score stays that way until the 11th inning. emmanuel burriss score as go ahead run. brian wilson got the save. mc hammer bobblehead day at the coliseum. three out the first pitch. it was also '80s weekend. gio gonzalez making his first start of the 2nd half. he struck out eight in seven shutout innings and he got all the run support he needed in the first inning. jackson hits a grand slam off pineiro. still in the first, weeks singles. the 8th of the inning, a huge weekend for weeks. he reaches base -- times. they take three out of four for the angels. how about the boys in nascar. kyle busch lost control into

we spoke to some of the innovators that were showing their wares. >> we have a company founded by jack parry, it is called syncback. >> id is an authentication technology to broadcast television over the top of the internet. looking at the landscape out there we have netflix, hulu, all extraordinary. the only thing missing on the internet is we do not have live broadcast tv. there has not been a technology to do that. >> what time do you use? >> we use the digital broadcast spectrum as a catalyst online, listening for the over the air broadcast. when a consumer has a connected device at home, we hear those broadcasts in turn that consumer, rather than giving broadcast over the air, we spend time getting content on the internet. we have a chart down here. essentially, we install a piece of hardware at the station and then create the proprietary broadcast of our data over the air. in the household you have a connected television that sends those broadcasts back through the internet. when it passes through the internet, it creates a unique consumer identification that is sent to the box,

. >> you can buy your own, but fireworks rleal in only 12 bay ware cities.e places where they are illegal people are encouraged to watch public displays put on by professionals. >>> and for a complete list of fourth of july, there are some happening around the bay area. you can go to cbssf.com/sports. >> or hang out in your backyard and have a barbecue because it's going to be great weather. >> it certainly is, we're trending toward a warm wave and it will last for several days, this is the scene looking out tonight towards a ferry building. we had a high temperature of 68 degrees which is spot on for this time of the year. numbers went from 63 to 87 degrees in gilroy. we are less than an hour from your friday. we are putting it out there for you. the fourth of july forecast, 67 degrees at the beaches with a hint of low clouds and fog. otherwise 96 degrees in our inland areas. tomorrow morning's commute, a little layer of clouds lining the beaches, otherwise full on sunshine. your headlines out the door some patchically clouds, otherwise it will be a warmer

. >> reporter: now two days before her exclusive television appearance, a chief judge james ware of san francisco has released a confidential 45 page report detailing how federal parole officers botched the investigation. he had been on probably in which time she kidnapped dugard. even though garrido was a high risk sex offender, home contact by federal parole officers were rare. officers never verified if he registered as sex offender and failed to notify state and federal authorities about garrido's failed drug tests. >> normally you can't sue the state or federal government. >> a former prosecutor says there will be hurdles if dugard decides to sue the federal government. she has $20 million settlement with california. state parole agents took over the job of watching garrido at his antioch home but failed to discover dugard. >> i think the crime of kidnapping and raping another woman in the shed is foreseeable that he may have done it again. >> we tried to reach attorneys but we did not hear back. there is two-year statute for negligence which would presumably expire of a august 26t

single child in this global trend is telling us that everywhere there will be problems that michael ware is in five years' time we are unlikely to experience a shortage of holly qualified. officials turn to fifteen years there might be an under supply of low skilled labor not only in russia but globally the year according to the latest world migration report the number of people leaving their out lead in search of better living is growing despite the economic downturn and tougher aggression spotlights he had. never before has the world seen international migration listen largescale as today every year sets new record for the number of migrants they now account for three percent of the world population the world migration report says the us then he is the number of migrants increased by more than sixty million in the next forty years are going to see the number of migrants double the credit crunch accompanied by an employment was expected to make foreigners return home but that never happened the u.s. with over forty million for in residence is the most popular destination russia is among

district judge james ware wrote -- . roim>> reporter: garrido and his wife were convicted of kidnapping jaycee dugard. during that time he was on parole for kidnapping and raping a woman in 1977. during his time on parole, home contacts were rare. frequent positive drug tests and pub mission of diluted urine samples were largely ignored and the probation officer appears to have relied on the therapist for information. >> it's scarey, because it puts people at risk, but i'm not surprised at the report. >> reporter: jill is the chair of the crime victims action alliance. the group was created to be a voice for victims in california. and although the newly released report on supervision of garrido criticized parole agents, she's afraid governor brown's plan to realign the state parole system will create more victims. >> victims are extremely worried that dangerous people will slip through the cracks, go unsupervised and victimize more people. >> reporter: garrido will never taste freedom again. he was sentenced to over 400

be ware of the bears. a bear attacked a man who was camping last weekend in lake tahoe.an was in his tent when the bearer to in and scratched the map on his back and arm. game wardens say attacks like this are rare but campers say there have been plenty of bears in the area. >> i was petrified scared. >> you had a bear encounter? >> oh, yeah. the first year we came here we had to climb on the truck. >> you've got to be prepared. game wardens are warning campers never leave food exposed at your camp site, because those guy also come after it. >> you're supposed to leave them in those sealed containers so they can't smell it. so i'm in charge of bringing the sealed container when we go on our camping trip. >> rob, we got her on board here. she's going to stay in the temperatures are our little nbc group. >> during the day. >> after seeing the bears breaking into everything, i'm out. that's frightening. we've been watching the temperatures starting to come on up, so the bears are coming down trying to find something to drink and eat. you have to watch out for the sierra sno

good paris air show recently where a lot of the airplane makers and providers get to show off their wares sdp, from all accounts it was quite a successful show over in paris. >> fair enough. how about any positions? are you allowed to own any of these? >> not allowed. no position. >> you can street the world on street.com. word on the street with greg greenburg. >> susie: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: we'll get the latest check on the service sector with the institute for supply management's june non- manufacturing index, and we'll see weekly mortgage applications and earnings from the wd-40 company. also tomorrow, hilary kramer is our "street critique" guest. email your questions to streetcritique@nbr.com. china has lost a fight on the global stage over raw materials used to make steel, aluminum and chemicals. the world trade organization says china unfairly protected its own manufacturers by limiting exports of things like coke, bauxite and zinc. that drove up prices other nations paid for those raw materials. china claimed it needed to keep a lid on those exports to protect

contenders as usual but builth lefty and westy have been struggling for form of flate brewery michael ware you stop of the build up to his stunning first major victory at the u.s. open the twenty two year old northern irish man choosing to take three weeks off towards meaning he hasn't played a competitive throne since his greatest ever day probably a lot of pressure being put on him. but he's a force that is natural but this the pressure is going to be he's going to be looked upon especially with tiger up playing he's going to be looked upon as the new kid coming through so i think that guy the go one way or the other that could give him confidence or it could actually provide too much pressure at the end of the day he has the great chance he's thriving all confidence because of the usa and when he's used the links golf he grew up on it there's no reason why he. looked new and also among the frontrunners after securing his first victory since becoming world number one at the scottish open great year and every bit every all the golf is played over here you know he's played very very well y

but just be ware of it. we do have a crew on the way. and we'll let you know exactly what happened. the sink hole that's opened up apparently is going to be rather large reportedly rather large. so we will let you know. move along and take a look at the westbound bay bridge toll plaza. it's still rather early and traffic is light here. also the morning commute looks good if you are driving on the guadeloupe parkway. now this that we just saw here you can see that -- i don't really see anything here that's going to be effecting traffic. this is a live look at the guadeloupe parkway. again, we'll let you know. let's bring steve in here at 4:38. >>> there's one guy there, sal. >> there is one guy there. >> thank you, sal. we have coastal fog moving inland. not as much drizzle today. yesterday was rain. light rain, measurable amounts, .03, .04 and even .05 higher elevations. plenty of coastal fog as it begins its move inland and already starting to surge inland. it will not be as strong as yesterday or the coverage i should say but there's still plenty to go around. system's being enhan

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the group encourages motorcycle riders to form their own rides and raise money and wareness about breast cancer. >> this 4th of july is opening day for san francisco mim troop, beginning of the 52 season. the political satire group is presenting 2012, the musical for a few thousand friends in dolores park. among them is don sanchez. >> this san francisco mim troop continues bold theater. from beginnings, the troop has taken an unflinching look at the headlines and set them in its sights. this comedy is called 2012, the musical. the year of the election, financial crisis, the end of the mayan calendar. >> we're so focused on meteors and there is stuff we're missioning. things we can do something about. and this is a play with music meant to inspire the audience. >> you want to get stuff that is going to be punchy. few people hear songs more than once. >> the troop has become a tradition. they won a ton ai. ward in 1987, gaining respect. this is about labels. to mim, means to mimic. there is no silence here this, is political theater. this has been a collective where everyone does everythi

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particularly on the issue of class ware fare. what do you say? well, you know, i think you can tell who the special interest are from the democrats. in this point of time. biden's red rick he is interested in unions getting what they want and reigning in the out of control spending that is benefiting the unions more than the average taxpayer . the presidential candidate. at this point, the reason they are focusing in on obama they are trying to form an identity for themselves temperature is too early to pit themselves against the republican candidate. there is no need to go after other people in the field until you know who will be around a few months from now. >> do you think we'll see more napes emerging in the next couple of weekings. governor perry for example . or guiliani stepping in just to weigh the options? >> well, they are making movements that lead you to believe they are wghing the potential of a cand acey. i met with governor perry with a group of conservative leaders in orange county. he certainly sounded like somebody that laid th

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basically women who ware a covering are told that if the police ask, they have to list their veil.he fight is on the one hand this is culturally insensitive. they should be allowed their right to religious freedom. on the other hand they're saying this is about security here. the thing that's been happening here is that australia has been relaxing its immigration law, so you've had a huge influx of muslims that's come into australia and it's led to cultural clashes. australia has a population of something like 23 million people, 400,000 are muslim and this would only affect about 2,000 women in australia who wear the veil. >> a bit of a tempest in a teacup, but we'll see where it goes. zain, stick around for this. you must have watched this. the u.s. beat brag still in the women's cup quarter final. what a stunner of the game. 1 the 3 minutes into the game before we even got a tie breaker. look at this woman, abbie wamba wambach. the headlines says if the u.s. can't love soccer after this, it never will. and "the miami herald".com headline says u.s. women real. it was pretty impres

. >> we reached hotlanta's owner, melvin ware, now living in los angeles. >> he called in advance andd wrote the check behind the desk. that's where our checkbook was. >> but he said williams didn't stay that long, not as late as 9:00. >> it wasn't like five minutes or ten minutes. we already spent maybe a half hour or something like that. >> how did wayne get to the office? >> he drove. i think he had his dad's car, if i'm not mistaken. >> wayne's father, homer williams, testified he had the station wagon until almost midnight that night. but chet dettlinger, an investigator for the defense, said wayne told him long ago this was a lie. >> he told me he had the car if daddy didn't have the car. but wayne said, i had the vehicle and i didn't want to corrupt the -- my dad's testimony in the eyes of the jury, so i lied about it and said i didn't have it on the stand. >> what makes this important is what time robert henry says he saw wayne and nathaniel cater together. >> it was about 9:15 to 9:30. it was on luckie and forsyth street in downtown atlanta. >> so at the trial you said that y

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goodnight old luxury and all of your wares. goodnight bygones everywhere. [ engine turns over ] good morning, illumination. good morning, innovation. good morning unequaled inspirio [ male announcer ] the audi a8, chosen by car & driver as the best luxury sedan in a recent comparison test. >> harris: casey anthony isn't even out of jail yet and already she is making money on her fame. she is due to walk free this sunday after a jury in florida acquitted her of murdering her daughter cailee and fox news has now confirmed people all over the nation have been sending her cash for her jail house account. hundreds of dollars since that not guilty verdict last week. our phil keating covered the trial for us and he is live in south florida newsroom now. what is up with this, phil? >> harris, some of them believe she is innocent. others simply just want to help. the donations to casey anthony's jail house account from $10 money orders all the way to $100 cover things like snacks, toothpaste, et cetera. in all 20 people nationwide have

. >> now, two days before her exclusive television appearance, chief district judge james ware of san francisco has released a confidential 45-page report how federal parole officers repeatedly botched the supervision of philip garrido. he had been on federal parole during which time he kidnapped the junk dugard from lake tahoe. even though garrido was high risk sex offender, home contacts by federal parole officers were rare. officers never verified if garido had registered as a sex offender and failed to notify state and federal authorities about his failed drug tests. >> normally you can't sue the state or federal government because what is called immunity. >> jim hammer says there will be hurdles if she decides to sue the federal government. she as a $20 million california with settlement. >> think what the crime that garrido of kidnapping and raping another woman in shed it was foreseeable he would do it again if you didn't closely monitor this guy. they are probably responsible for this woman being held captive. >> we tried to reach the attorneys representing jaycee dugard. ther

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