. >> ama: scary moments in new zealand as a 6.9 magnitude earthquake roped the capitol of wellingtonoday. you can see people there in a newsroom running for cover. the quake caused minor damage, breaking water pipes, smashing windows and downing power lines. no reports of injury. the epicenter was 35 miles south of wellington in the strait. >> ang agree reaction from australia after u.s. navy revealed fighter jets dropped four unarmed bottoms in the great barrier reef marine park. the navy said it happened when a training exercise went wrong. on tuesday the two jets jet tis -- jet sonned the bottoms. the planes were low on fuel and cooperate land carry their bomb loads. >> have we gone completely mad? letting a foreign power drop bombs on it? >> the u.s. navy said they and the u.s. marine corps are working with australian authorities to investigate the incident. >> thieves don't have to steal your cell phone to get access to it. 750 million phones may be at risk. >> visions of a brighter future for the tenderloin. the neighborhood got a splash of color today. >>> >> your cell phone m

>> a different type of general and havel or napoleon or even wellington. i am not suggesting that the look at a particular battle and not the policy a larger theater in at that theater they see a larger strategic situation and with that they have a political ambition. much more narrow. i have a particular group of skill sets and they're is a particular problem, and this problem is absolutely fundamental from society to be resolved in a favorable light. most people have given out. most people have no deep beliefs. they simply respond to winners. people winning. and that clouds people's judgment. i am going to look at this and zero in on it and look at the situation empirically and use my speaking, writing, and qualities to turn this thing around. they look very empirically and say, you know what, if i am matthew ridgway in the chinese came 400 miles of the way down and we are panicking, we went 400 miles up to china and get in trouble. so why are they going to be unsure what? a time when everyone sang their supermen. if cited night. we went too far for our

it's about to perform a very routine landing at the wellington airport in new zealand. it is an air new zealand flight about to land. notice the plane's a little wobbly. see that? he's starting to wobble back and forth, back and forth. this airport is known for having very heavy winds. how does a pilot land in such condition? >> oh. >> revs the engine and reascents and doesn't land at all. >> go back around. you can see it gets more wobbly as it gets closer to the and then it starts to go back and forth. >> yeah. >> you know it's funny, though, if you look at wind sock in the background it doesn't seem to be moving around that much. >> that's why he knew that it was just -- like if he went around again, maybe by the time he comes back. >> yeah. you never know what you're going to see out in the crazy, wild world. >> whoa. >> first video i've got to show you is a dump truck on fire. and the driver appearing to have no clue that his load is completely up in smokes, in flames. the guys behind the truck are getting quite a kick behind the scene. nobody's blowing their horn

i think she showed him trait of nelson and wellington and went on to quote chamberlain. it's not going to be a -- >> guest: yeah. >> host: what was her stan or position. >> guest: go very deep with her. mrs. thatcher didn't know history in an accurate way. she didn't have a strong historical mind as a historic would recognize it. she had a strong romantic sense of a history of britain and the church with the english-speaking people, united, australia. she had some idea of the destiny of the people. how they were free people. it was really important. and i think the key to thatcher is do with an idea not only doing something new but restoration. it's restoring certain values, which a key to western english speaking civilization and particularly britain. in there was all the romantic idea of about wellington, nelson, churchill, the duke, queen elizabeth i. i'm sure the historians would have given low mark of accurate sincerity. it was real and poet call in her mind. she knew vast chunk of the poetry by heart. that's aquÍ to her. she's as well as her economist. >> host: thi

representatives from both sides signed the deal in new zealand's capital wellington. taiwan hopes the deal will boost exports of electronic equipment and petrochemical product. new zealand hopes to sell more dairy products and beef. taiwan's government hopes to use the latest accord as a stepping stone for entry talks with more countries as well as the transpacific partnership. >>> buddhist monks have taken to the streets of at least two asian cities to denounce the apparent bombing of a holy site in india. >> demonstrations took place in thailand and sri lanka days after the blasts at one of buddhisms holiest sites. authorities have called it a terrorist attack. monks rallied in front of the united nations building in bangkok. offering nizers say about 200 monks took part from south asian countries. a series of explosions went off on sunday in the vicinity of a temple complex in eastern india, a unesco world heritage site. two people were wounded including a monk from myanmar. no person or group has claimed responsibility. followers of bud him believe the temple is w

>> guest: i think they are different types of generals and hamilton and napoleon and even wellington. i'm not suggest that they look at a particular battle and they see a larger theater and in that theater a larger strategic situation and with that they have a political ambition. they are saying i've a particular group of skill sets and there's a particular problem in this problem is absolutely fundamental for my society to be resolved in a favorable way most people have given up as most people have a deep belief. they simply respond to winners and people winning before the war and people winning after against enough clouds people's judgment. i'm going to look at this and zero in on it and look at the situation. he and use my speaking and my writing ability and my leadership qualities to turn this thing around. they look at them. glee and say if i matthew ridgway and the chinese came 400 miles all the way down to seoul and for panicking lee went four and miles to china and we got in trouble. so why are they going to be in trouble? this is a time where everyone is saying they are super

the scary moments were caught on camera in a newsroom in the city of wellington. you can see people ducking for cover as the ground shakes. authorities say the quake's epicenter was about 35 miles south of the city. it was the latest in a series of tremors jolting new zealand's lower north island in the past few days. no word if anyone was hurt. new this morning. crown prince philippe is sworn in as belgium's seventh king. after his father abdicated the throne. second gave up his position over concerns about his age. it is a largely cremonial position. but the new king faces a country of ten and ethnicity. five people have been convicted in the deadly costa concordia cruise ship wreck that happened off the italian coast last year. it comes after a judge accepted their plea bargain saturday morning. the ship's hotel director, the second in command and the third officer were among those convicted of manslaughter and causing personal injury. under the plea deal, all five defendants were the ship's captain is also facing charges in the disaster that left 32 people dea

take a look when the quake hit, the 6.5 was centered in the street three miles from wellington. are no reports of any injuries. >>> rebels are blamed for an ambush this weekend that killed 15 soldiers. korean leaders are in talks. the government rejected a rebel call for a truce. >>> environmentalists are expressing outrage after two u.s. bomber vessels dropped two brohms in australia's great corral reef. the bombs were supposed to be dropped at a bombing range but the area wasn't clear. that forced the pilots to drop the bombs because they couldn't land with a heavy load. the great barrier reef is the world's largest corral reef. >>> and media are camped out outside of the hospital where the dutchess of congress is hospitalized. >> i'm getting so excited i can't sleep. >> reporter: ever since the due date of july 11th or 13th which was announced, now people know it was an -- >>> how doctors in the south bay helped spread the word about combating concussions. >> and the life saving exercise conducted in san francisco's financial district today. why the high rise drill is so impo

top sixth, still tied, wellington castillo doubles to center. cubs up 7-5.tom 8, same score, two on for derek norris. homers to center, gives the a's an 8-7 lead. they hold on to win in the 9th and win by a final of 8-7. >>> also today, the sharks traded for t.j. galiardi to the flames for a fourth round draft pick. >>> it's a small company, and it could change the way you tell time. >> the pebble smart watch which syncs to your smart phone. they've sold about 85,000 watches through its kick starter fund-raising page. smart watches will now be sold through retail giant best buy beginning this sunday. it's one of those things like those google glasses, now you can wear your watch too. >> who do you think will be the first person among the three of us to have it. >> no, i like a classic watch. >> thanks for joining us tonight. our morning show will continue to follow the bart negotiations. ♪ [ roars ] ♪ ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. ♪ >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey mino

the epicenter was 35 miles south of wellington in the cook strait. month deaths or serious injuries reported there. >>> your phone may be helping hackers commit a crime against you. the new york times says cyber criminals are figuring out how to take advantage of a play in sim cards found in most smart phones. they are the chips in the handset that store phone numbers and other information. the flaw allows outsiders to get into the card and key. they sandy text message that launches a virus and gives them control over your phone's mobile systems. experts estimate 750 million phones may be vulnerable to such attacks. >>> 4:54 now. driving in. looking a little dreamy out there with the low clouds. >> yeah. see low clouds over the golden gate bridge now. look at the golden gate camera. interestingly enough the two areas i think temperatures may rise a little bit today are san francisco. 64. oakland, 69. both of the temperatures below average. concord drops down to 58. fremont to the 75. same thing in san jose. 78. santa rosa drops four degrees down to 7

. >> in new zealand, they conducted a gun salute and wellington new zealand welcome and william and caseand the royal mint has issued special commemorative, once for babies who were also born on july 22nd. the mint has produced a little over 2000 of the special coins. there are an average of about two dozen babies of boeinborn each y and britain so each child should get one. for all couples across the u.k. can expect to receive one of the newly minted silver penney's is their baby was also born on monday. the special coins comes with a card in a special payout for each new edition. >> we will be right back re line welcome back the time is 6:40 a.m.. as we wait to hear from william kincaid about the name of their new baby boy, what would your revised the to the new parents? should they take cues from williams' mother, princess diana, and focus on privacy and shielding on the prince from too much public exposure? here is what some of you are saying on the kron4 facebook page this morning. >> elizabeth simmons, minted " i would. diana was such a role model and case is a lot like her. " >> d

and the scary moments were caught on camera in one wellington newsroom.ou can see people ducking for cover as the ground shakes beneath them. the u-s geological service say the quake's epicenter was about 35 miles south of the city. it was the latest in a series of tremors that have jolted new zealand's lower north island in the past few days. no word if anyone was hurt. >> coming up the crawl space on this highway could be occupied by registered sex offenders in the next edition of google behaving badly. . (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found people behaving badly. >> >> you going to cme down for a second nope ha why not? why? i want to chat with for >> a second what are you building? actually i'm just taking a battery out of a flashlight >> just when i thought caltrans had sealed off all the crawl spaces below interstate 280 in san francisco >> come on down a viewer email sends me to 22 and iowa where people are still living inside the freeway these holes are remnents of earthquake restrofitting of the bay area freeways now people hav

this one to wellington castillo. two runs on four hits and 7 innings for lincecum. the giants are not hitting these days that wasn't enough. the giants managed just three runs in three games against the cubs and get swept by chicago for the first time in 20 years. >>> in l.a. today cincinnati pitchers struck out 20 dodgers but l.a. had the last loss. that's your basic walk off but nothing is basic with puig. he flies it in at home. the 1-0 win with the dodgers has them in front of the west by 2-1/2 games over arizona they were 9-1/2 out on june 21st. >>> the finals of the bank of the west tennis classic today at stanford had history that was reversed. aniesca ronwasca against sobicova. she's in the far court with the winner there taking a second set 6-4. in the fourth, cibeskova had the set. and a sweet moment for cibeskova. >>> u.s. facing panama today in the finals of the gold cup minus coach who was suspended for a tirade against officials in the semi final game. less than a minute after bret shay came into the game, he was in position to redirect a landon donova

the quake hit about 35 miles south of wellington in the cook straight. a reporter ducked for cover the moment the quake struck. this is video from a camera mounted in a new zealand tv station's newsroom. despite the tremors, no deaths or serious injuries have been reported. >> now to the economy and the pain at the pump. the gas prices are sky rocketing. the national average is $3.67 a gallon, up 18 cents in the beginning of the month. the california average $4.03. in the bay area it is $4.08 a gallon. and as susan tells us, prices are not going down anytime soon. >> from pump to pump, the gas prices are delivering a sting and pinching pocket books. >> i couldn't even fill up my full tank today. >> how much gas did you get? >> i got about $35 worth. >> drivers are scrambling to save a few cents. >> we are only going to fill up a little bit here. >> experts say this is the new normal for at least the rest of the summer. >> this is the largest price spike since back in february. >> in michigan $3.88, up 38 cents a gallon in the last two weeks. in indiana,

it was centered about 35 miles from wellington, new zealand. this video shows the moment it hit.there are widespread reports of damage, including broken windows and downed powerlines. no reports of significant damage. a much larger earthquake hit christ church killing 185 people and causing massive damage. >>> and a deadly wave of violence in iraq, seven car bombs in a shiite section of baghdad. 46 people killed, more than 250 people have been killed in iraq since july 10th, the muslim holy month of rama dan. and in paul springs, california, the u.s. fire service is getting a handle on the wildfire there. it's 40% contained. the fire has burned 40 square miles and forced the evacuation of thousands of people. >>> and the controversial u.s. drone program, could be expanding. the washington post is reporting this morning that the u.s. is scaling back on attacks -- while they're scaling back dwks in pakistan and afghanistan, new missions are in northern iraq, iran, and in africa. and two survivors of the colorado movie theater shootings are marking the anniversary of that event by g

the quake hit about 35 miles south of wellington in the cook straight. a reporter ducked for cover the moment the quake struck. this is video from a camera mounted in a new zealand tv station's newsroom. despite the tremors, no deaths or serious injuries have been reported. >> now to the economy and the pain at the pump. the gas prices are sky rocketing. the national average is $3.67 a gallon, up 18 cents in the beginning of the month. the california average $4.03. in the bay area it is $4.08 a gallon. and as susan tells us, prices are not going down anytime soon. >> from pump to pump, the gas prices are delivering a sting and pinching pocket books. >> i couldn't even fill up my full tank today. >> how much gas did you get? >> i got about $35 worth. >> drivers are scrambling to save a few cents. >> we are only going to fill up a little bit here. >> experts say this is the new normal for at least the rest of the summer. >> this is the largest price spike since back in february. >> in michigan $3.88, up 38 cents a gallon in the last two weeks. in indiana,

wellington castillo in the fifth.ont 7-5 and here's the kind of thing that makes you believe. two on two out for the a's in the eighth and the russell pitch pulls it right over the ninth. and grant balfor gets his 20th save. texas lost tonight means oakland is back in first place in the al west. >>> a day after serena williams was knocked out the last remaining american exited wimbledon went down to bartoli >>> the women are into the semi finals in wimbledon. the player that knocked out serena williams proved that was no fluke. after eliminating williams, she was at it again. she'll be headed to the semi finals for the second time in her career. >>> the shaving cream pies of the future will not come for gallardi. after they acquired kennedy, they have dealt gallardi to the flames for a draft pick in 2015. anyone knows what you're doing in 2015. i'm not sure what i'm doing next week. >> tomorrow. i know. >> thank you, joe. >>> thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news. we are continuing to monitor those b.a.r.t. negot

a 6.9 quake hit the capital city of wellington. power was knockout in some areas but no injuries reported and only minor damage. >> we've been saved by the grace of god. >> relief for dozens of evacuees chased by a wildfire near palm springs. the price tag of the mountain fire. >> a foul odor leads to a deadly discovery in an ohio home. the chilling inspiration. >> bombs dropped in the gray barrier reef. what it means for the fragile marine life. >> we are seeing plenty of clouds around the bay area this morning and a slight chance of thunderstorms. we'll talk about that coming up. >> if you have to catch a flight over to sfo, 101 is moving. we'll help you get to work on time. time saver traffic after the break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, inspiration... and now a cleveland, ohio man is expe to face charges today after three fema >>> he says serial killer was his inspiration and now a cleveland, ohio man is expected to face charges today after three female bodies were found on his property. police responded to a foul odor report and f

. >> our third photo is from wellington, florida. soup of the day, vodka. >> all right. all right. >> all right, kids. well, how's that? >> nothing to say about that? >> is the segment over? >> it's over. >> wow, i actually am glad i stayed, though. >> we love you. >> no sarcasm, happy to be here, but i am now leaving. there will be no more segments. >> we'll be back. >>> and we're back with more of "today" on this wines day wednesday and we're ready to play our weekly trivia game we call "who knew." as the world holds its breath waiting for the royal baby, we thought we'd brush up on british royal baby facts. kathie lee is across the street and ready to hand out $100 to those who get the answer right, to those who don't, you'll get kathie lee's cd. you'll love it. you might want that more than the dough. here to help me out, editor of thebump.com, allison bernstein. the eyes are focused, aren't they? >> i can't wait. >> let's go ahead with the questions. >> this lovely lady here from dallas, texas. prince william and prince harry were both born at the st. mary's hospita

officials in new zealand's capital of wellington have started cleaning up after sunday's earthquake. the city was rattled by a 6.9 tremor that broke water mains and shattered windows. it left parts of the city without power. or people were injured. -- 4 people were injured. the enforcement of a ban has led to more protests in france. 20 cars were torched and more violence in a paris suburb. >> for a second night in a row, trouble broke out in a paris hubbard. cars were set on fire as anger over the enforcement of the law boiled over. there were fewer people involved than friday night, but there were several arrests. >> the beginning of the night was calm. on the second part of the night, a small group was forming. about 50 assailants were involved. they started to fight against the police and burned vehicles and rubbish and public property. >> the ban on school-based sales was introduced two years ago under nicolas sarkozy's government. theeceived support across political spectrum. some campaigners said it stigmatized some muslims. women who break the law face fines and a possibility

wellington castillo in the fifth. front 7-5 and here's the kind of thing that makes you believe. two on two out for the a's in the eighth and the russell pitch pulls it right over the ninth. and grant balfor gets his 20th save. texas lost tonight means oakland is back in first place in the al west. >>> a day after serena williams was knocked out the last remaining american exited wimbledon went down to bartoli of transin the quarter finals. bartoli advances into the semi. more when we come back. ♪ [ roars ] ♪ ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. ♪ >>> the women are into the semi finals in wimbledon. the player that knocked out serena williams proved that was no fluke. after eliminating williams, she was at it again. she'll be headed to the semi finals for the second time in her career. >>> the shaving cream pies of the future will not come for gallardi. after they acquired kennedy, they have dealt gallardi to the flames for a draft pick in 2015. anyone knows what you're do

the 31-year-old was holed up inside a home on wellington street saturday night. he managed to escape from the home yesterday morning and news 4 crews were there when he was taken down by the k-9. police say conte was high on pc p at the time and faces several charges. >>> a small group protested outside the d.c. city council chamber in support of the city's fire chief. their protest days after a scathing council report found the department in a state of crisis. and despite a call for him to resign the chief says he's not going anywhere. news 4 mark segraves has the stories. >> reporter: flyers, e males and phone calls went out to d.c. residents. >> we're here to support the chief. >> reporter: about 20 people showed up for the protest which was organized by community activist whose say the attacks on the chief and his department including the 29 page report which pointed to a critical shortage of paramedics are motivated by politics not public safety. >> the chief is trying to improve up on those problems and make things better and he's being met with resistance

for example, wellington is the number one commission payer on wall street. some other ones like fidelity, also paying huge commissions. but sac is right up there. certainly in top ten commission payers. and wall street hasn't been making a lot of money recently. stock trading game hasn't been very good. that inflew influences everybod business down here and i think that makes people nervous. >> we will see what impact that has. >>> thank you very much. global paper company, international paper. ip stock up 16%. 6 1/3%. ceo john faraci joins us. >> thank be, maria. i would like to be in the studio with you -- >> we would like to have you here. tell us about the result. >> we have good results in packaging. good results in brazil. good results in europe. eastern europe and russia. we have good momentum. even in the economy. >> i'm glad you mentioned brazil. there haven't been a lot of good things happening in brazil the last couple of months. the last year. >> the economy stumbled a bit. >> what happened in brazil. >> i think a variety of things. economy is ge

catcher wellington lets it get away. and soriano flies out. one shy dennis eckely. it. >>> the tennis player who upset wimbledon's top seeded sabrina williams is now going where she's never gone before. lisicki took on the visor wearing robonska in today's wimbledon full-times. earns her first ever major finals appearance. she faces mariam bartolo. nba star and center, that be dwight howard saying he wants to decide by tomorrow his team of choice. warriors are said to be still one of the famous landing spots for dwight howard. perhaps we'll learn tomorrow that fate. >> that would be something for the warriors. >> it's going to cost them. >> big time. >> thanks fred. >> thank you for

catcher wellington lets it get away. and soriano flies out. one shy dennis eckely.tennis player who upset wimbledon's top seeded sabrina williams is now going where she's never gone before. lisicki took on the visor wearing robonska in today's wimbledon full-times. earns her first ever major finals appearance. she faces mariam bartolo. nba star and center, that be dwight howard saying he wants to decide by tomorrow his team of choice. warriors are said to be still one of the famous landing spots for dwight howard. perhaps we'll learn tomorrow that fate. >> that would be something for the warriors. >> it's going to cost them. >> big time. >> thanks fred. >> thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news, we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> we're going off a little bit later than usual of course because of the breaking news we just brought you minutes ago. if you missed it b.a.r.t. workers are returning to work. the first train set to roll off at 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. the strike is over but there's no

the 6.5 quake was centered fire the capital of welling -- near the capital of wellington.lasted about a minute bringing back terrifying memories of the deadly 2011 quake that killed at least 175 people. there are reports of structural damage to buildings but no major injuries or deaths. >>> two u.s. military aircrafts have dropped bombs near the great barrier reef off the australian coast. the u.s. navy says the two marine planes had to abandon the bombs because they were running out of fuel. the navy says two bombs were nonexplosive. the other two were but were disarmed before they were dropped. >>> a community in ohio is bracing for more victims after investigators discovered the bodies of three women wrapped in plastic. east cleveland police arrested a suspect and think he may be imitating a secretaried serial killer. reporter katie murray has the latest. >> reporter: law enforcement and dogs scour a chilling scene. an area in cleveland where three bodies were found wrapped in layers of plastic and taped up. neighbors are in disbelief. >> this is very upset. >> reporter

the 6.9 magnitude quake rattled the capital city, wellington.kers ducking for cover as the room swayed. it struck about 40 miles off-shore. new zealand is part of the pacific rim of fire that receives regular seismic activity. two years ago a quake killed 185 people. >>> syria, new amateur video reportedly shows antigovernment fighters on the offensive in the capital, damascus. their target, allegedly an ammunition depot belonging to pro assad military forces. the u.n. says more than 100,000 people have kid to in the 2-year-old civil war. >>> china, emergency crews working to save a don struks worker trapped under a collapsed wall. firefighters using hydraulic tools to lift the wall just enough to pull him to safety. now he is hospitalized with injuries to his arms and legs. >>> france, people in paris bringing a taste of the surf to the city of lights. a small man made beach complete with sand and palm trees going up along a riverfront. sun seekers love the idea. especially those who can't get away to the coast. that's it for the fox trip aroun

only at hotels.com bill: series of aftershocks rocking new zealand's capitol city of wellington. the city was rattled by a magnitude 6.9 quake. the footage you're seeing from security cameras inside of a liquor store showing bottles falling off the shelves on sunday. this is how that went. >> bottles of spirits and beer bottles, like torpedoes. yeah, broken glass and that is on the floor was unbelievable. bill: sure was. the quake also broke water mains and smashed windows and downed power lines in the area. officials advised people in the area to stay away from downtown of wellington the rest of the day today. >>> here is an american making sports history in scotland. phil mickelson has done it yet again. did you see this at the british open on 18? [cheers and applause] bill: canned it, wow! >> phil mickelson with a sunday to remember. bill: certainly was, mike tirico. a sunday to remember. doing it securing the spot among the best of all time. doing it with big risks and pulling it off in the end. jim gray, a sportscaster and fox news contributor. jim, good morning to you. mick

the epicenter was 35 miles south of wellington. no deaths or serious injuries have been reported.feels a little warm they are morning. >> yeah. couple of degrees warmer thanks to the humidity, low clouds out there. that will be the case over at at&t park. we entertain the reds at at&t park. this is the way it looks this morning. a couple of areas that may be a little warm they are morning. san francisco, oakland. general trend for the rest of us is about two to four degrees cooler today. a look at the thunderstorm. and the cluster that's moving out to sea right now. once again that could push storms our way. i think the best chance, though, will be in the high country, around yosemite. development of storms in the desert once again. probably not quite as extensive as what we are seeing this morning. record highs, 87 today. heading to monterey, cloudy, 54. have a good one. >> we are still tracking that accident. southbound 680. involving three weeks. in the center divider. not blocking any lanes. we are not seeing any delays as a result. take you over to highway 84 that's where we

the quake was 35 miles south of wellington. no tsunami alert has been issued and some homes are damaged. it's unclear whether anyone was seriously injured. today's quake was the latest in the series of recent tremors near new zealand. >>> let's go to those live pictures now. sometimes things just happen. that story disappeared from the prompter. live pictures from houston. we'll get this story -- there we go. >>> the two groups that we told you about in houston in the river oaks neighborhood, the pro-trayvon martin group and the pro-george zimmerman group, they have both -- they're together now. the trayvon martin group has reached the george zimmerman group at this mall and for what appears to be so far a peaceful rally. two peaceful rallies that have joined together from opposite sides. and we know, obviously, about the tension that happened really before the verdict, before the not guilty verdict for george zimmerman and then after the verdict there was some really some rough emotions from people who felt that george zimmerm

robert wellington catches up with a man pushing a 320-pound piano around the streets of san francisco >> i always loved san francisco. my name is gary, and i lived in san francisco for eight years. i've seen some people pull off really great musical feats in the street. i fell in love with the sound of outdoor instruments when i was a kid. these days, for the last five years or so, i have been going around san francisco on this piano that i put on a bike. and playing for tips. >> oh, the duck, my biggest fan. it took a couple years to figure out how to put the peon piano ae pike together. the piano is a miniature player piano from the early '60s. it had been sitting out in the rain in someone's backyard for ten years. the bike itself was from a hotdog vendor. the piano and the bike weigh 320 pounds. and i have always been a pretty lazy piano player and i'm 51 years old and with no athletic experience. i don't even golf. so it's hard for me to push around a big piano. i wanted to hear piano under the bay bridge. not that it makes any difference. the bay bridge is too far away to affect

the 6.5 magnitude quake was centered about 35 miles from wellington, new zealand.this video shows the moment it hit. there are widespread reports of damage, including broken windows and downed power lines. no reports of significant damage. a much larger earthquake hit the city of christchurch, back in 2011, killing 185 people and causing mass ifr damage. >>> and a deadly wave of violence in iraq, seven car bombs exploded on busy streets in a shiite section of baghdad. 46 people killed, more than 250 people have been killed in iraq since july 10th, the start of the muslim holy month of ramadan. >>> and fire crews battling wildfires near palm springs, california, say they're getting a handle on the wildfire there. it's 40% contained. the fire has burned 40 square miles and forced the evacuation of thousands of people. >>> and the controversial u.s. drone program, well, it could be expanding. "the washington post" is reporting this morning that while the u.s. is scaling back attacks on places like pakistan and afghanistan, at the same time, new missions are being laun

wellington cast cityey untied the game with a deep shot to left. giants just can't hit, folks. no sugar-coating that. only three runs in the series combined. blanco popped out to end it. >>> bank of the west finals at losing set one dominika cibulkova storms back to win the second set being agnieszka radwansak to capture the crown. >>> and the united states wins the gold cup. buried the goal in the 69th minutes as the americans' first since 2007 they beat panama 1-0 >>> and somehow some way vern glenn talked management into going to washington, d.c. to cover the giants at the white house. we'll have that story coming up tonight in our 6:00 news. have a great day. >>> time for the play of the day. from the links of the canadian open in oakville, ontario, mark wilson with an impressive shot from the rough. amazingly, the ball lands, takes a good bounce, hits off the pin and right into the hole. it was brandt snedeker though who won the tournament. >>> a parade will move through downtown livermore tonight to mark the start of the intermediate little legal world series. >> yes. the

the 19th century genre and we read about alexander and hamilton and not so much but napoleon and wellington and we are supposed to distill lessons from their military genius. why wasn't napoleon able to do the following degette we had the antipathy of the 19th century who were the worst generals but we don't look at situations in which the generals prevail the manpower and technology that would put people on the positions especially in the societies where the public opinion and the bureaucracy are that he elected that had given up on the war so to speak to get so i want to find people throughout history that shouldn't have won and are not responsible for the situation the inherited and yet they prevailed. maybe they didn't win that they see fit. >> host: you go back and talk about the genres of history but first i would like to share a little bit about one. >> guest: everybody asked me that question and george patton saved the american army after north africa. so it could go on and on. i was looking at the situations that had chronological sweeps. so all the way to david petraeus but also l

the scary moments were caught on camera in one wellington newsroom. you can see people ducking for cover as the ground shakes beneath them. the u-s geological service say the quake's epicenter was about 35 miles south of the city. it was the latest in a series of tremors that have jolted new zealand's lower north island in the past few >> the time now this 4:36 a.m. here is a live look outside. we will be right back. >> welcome back. we are watching gas prices this morning as we have seen a reason spike in prices rising 12¢ over the week. kron 4 jackie sissel is a live from berkeley. this means the national average is at $3.67. >> we have not seen in these prices in california in awhile. this is on average. we are expodollarsat 4:03..0 3. i guess the big question is why? >> normally we see an increase number of people hitting the road for the summer. the big factor right now is the price of the oil. there is a lot going on in the middle east that is driving up prices. this is at about $175 a barrel. as long as the prices stay high there will continue

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so wellington and ms.hey're all saying ugly. let's break them out and find out the ones that they all think happen to be the best looking. >> did you think the sweaters were ugly when you were wearing them or do you think they have been unfairly melined over the years. >> both. well, now, the ones with the geometric i felt that they were pieces of art and sense i'm on tv, it's a show. the people are characters, it would be interesting so that people would say -- or some people would say i like that. but you would have moving art. now the others with the straight line across and things like that -- >> right. >> it's a sweater. >> yeah. well, i'm wearing the one that's the combination of the knit and the leather. >> not good. >> i'm breaking out in hives right now. >> you have it now. >> do you have shoulder pads? >> shoulder pads? >> oh yeah. >> no, i don't. and by the way, i'm taking this off immediately after we say good-bye to you. >> then he's going to take the dyson vacuum to himself. >> exactly. >> le

host: wellington, alabama, independent. caller: hey, how you doing? host: good. how are you? caller: good. i just want to say about the democrats, the long period of time it's taken the senate to make decisions when the american people have been get an back trying to answer about what happened with n benghazi and the i.r.s. and everything that happened since obama has been in office. the man clearly is trying to do away with our constitution, and if they do this with a filibuster, that's just opening up the door. he's already made it very clear in every speech he's ever given, i have noticed that he says if i didn't have to go through congress for approval, i could do this a lot faster, i'm just scared of that man. he is trying to change the world. and not for the good. if democrats are going to open up their eyes and say he's not doing anything, but just out and out lying to the american people. host: i'm talking about the fill buster and what's at stake in the senate. there is an editorial piece in "the washington post" this morning by richard, who worked on the senate and

this happened near wellington. people were running for cover. reports of serious injuries. the last major earthquake there happened in 2011 in christchurch. 185 people were killed. >>> next month hayward plans to demolish a building that has been deemed seismically unsafe. a team of scientists and volunteers will ask residents in surrounding neighborhoods about installing seismic monitors on their property. scientist say they will use it in hopes of studying the fault. >>> a small college in ohio is closed after it was hit by a tornado. a twister packing 110 miles per hour winds touched down on the campus east of cleveland. there is damage to a science center, library and part of the athletic center collapsed. no injuries were reported. that tornado was 200 yards wide and traveled more than a mile. >>> this morning in east cleveland, ohio, police resumed their search for more victims of a suspected serial killer. investigators found a body on friday and two yesterday. police believe the victims were all women. the bodies were wrapped in heavy pl

they are in the top five or six commission payers, but most of the guys feel that fidelity and wellington commission payers, but sac is in the top ten. that is one of the reasons they are worried about it, because wall street does not make any o money on trading, and any less trading makes it tougher for business down here. guys, back to you. >> thank you very much, bob pisani. time for a faber report. i have been watching the situation in health management associates because we don't see a list of recommendations to replace the entire board of directors, because that is the case for this hospital operator, and its board of directors in which glenview capital management which owns 15% of the shares is running that con senless consultation, and at which point they get 51% of the shareholders to agree, hey sh, directors have been replaced by the eight directors that we have nominate nod the board. as part of the continued focus on the hma though, there is a great deal of conversation, and mum murings in the market of a potential sale of the company. why? they hired morgan stanley to explore

they were working in a field on a farm in wellington, colorado when the storm hit. nearly 700 strikes were recorded in a 20 minute period during that storm. now to wall street and what's moving the markets. kayla joins us. >> stocks are falling this morning after tech giants microsoft and google having a tough week. the stock fell as they reported lackluster sales from april to june. microsoft selling fewer tablets and google selling fewer phones. a federal judge reserve is steps away from a decision to change how coke markets its product. >>> thank you. it was a hole in one camera thursday at the british open. it happened when he was trying first hole and his shot a little bit off. it went right into the lens of the $80,000 camera, maybe the most expensive stroke ever. and friends at a bachelor party in norway decided to celebrate by taking the groom bungee jumping, and they walked him into the judge and talked him into the leap of faith into a kiddy pool. he wasn't hurt but of course his pride had to be. it is now 7:12. matt, savannah, i think that's the coolest p

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great captains, great leaders, and we read about alexander the great and hannibal and napoleon, wellington, and we're supposed to distill lessons from tear military genius. -- their military genius. or we have the antithesis, the 19th century anatomy of -- the very popular 20th century, who were the worst generals. but we don't really look at situations this which generals prevailed whether we look at strategy or tactics, to logisti, manpower, they were put in very unenviable positions, especially in consensual societies where the public opinion and the bureaucracy or the elected technocracy had given up on the war. so i wanted to find people throughout history who should not have won and were not responsible for the bleak situation they inherited and yet they prevailed, they salvaged it. maybe they didn't win it, but they saved it. >> i'd love to go back and talk more about those great captains and those genres of history, but first i'd like to hear a little bit more about those you choose to write about. >> yes. that was hard to do because everybody cans me that question -- asks me that