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she was playing witness and smiling and seemed giddy wh. judge asked if the defense wanted to proceed with a mistrial, she giggled. but as soon as the judge started to talk about her lies and how she'd wasted time and resources she knew she wasn't going anywhere that night that, smile went away. >> and there has been a lot of buzz did her defense team. we want to show a photo now making rounds. we've blurred it. you can tell it shows the attorney giving reporters the finger after the verdict came down. and now, we're hearing her lead attorney, jose baez retained an agent what. have you heard about that? >> you know the defense hasn't done itself favors in its its behavior post court. yesterday they threw a party, visible through glass windows. that is the picture you're referring to. cheney has no love lost. now we're hearing jose baez has retained an agent. we don't know what he plans to do as far as having that agent but he's thinking of a few tour far beyond practicing law. >> all right. thank you very much. and spencer christian sup nex

. >> my impression is that when she talks about the alleged incident she's very convincing wh.ing about aspects of her past it seems a little vague. >> saying one of the goals in coming forward is to save her reputation. >> god is my witness i'm telling the truth from my heart. >> strauss-khan's lawyers say she's worried about not getting money if criminal charges are dropped. her lawyer says he plans to file a civil lawsuit as well. >> and a challenge being mounted to a new state law putting gay history on the public school cirriculum. it requires students be taught about contributions made by lesbians gay and transgender americans in their social studies classes. but a coalition of groups filed referendum papers to repeal that bill. >> when you start talking about changing history textbooks to please a special interest group, that is what really raised people's hackels in what we've been hearing. >> when signing sb 48, governor brown says history should be honest and stopped sb coalition has 8 days to qualify for next june's ballot. >> why airlines are raising their fares so

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. >> i just kept on telling him to calmed down and everything would be alright wh.o about anything when you hear your child screaming for help. firefighters are arrived and used ropes of and the young child had just recently learned how to swim. >> this is video from the shuttle of the docking until finally they make contact. it will bid last docking with the shuttle. the accrual walt span more than a week transferring equipment from the shuttle onto the space station. this will be the final no-space shuttle mission. they might try to stretch this mr. in and out by one extra day. >> 3 prepared for little drizzle this morning. not much change in your temperatures today it will be a cool afternoon. the fog this morning, big part of the forecast and also the wind shear in this is look of wind speeds around the area. a little bit more breezy then the past couple of days this is a look of the fog out tracker as it works its way inland. we will see a live through the east bay area it'll be widespread tonight. this is look of the current temperatures right now. and this is

taking early retirement they need to reduce the operating costs by one multibillion- dollar swirled wh. >> it is always a concern is always something we watch we help provide benefits to please it is something we're very engaged with and partner with. pink slips will be given to employees the first week of august. the fog dow fell 95 points on monday. the commerce department is announcing a number on housing earnings reports are also due paren. aman gets approval for the california sells tax. >> of the ongoing budget alex they're going to vote on a tea party backed plan today they are going to provide an amendment for a balanced budget. august 2nd is the deadline. the white house's already promised a veto if it lands on his desk. >> another giant dust storm rolled through phoenix arizona and we would die you more about that and this is a live look of the golden gate bridge we will be right back. a live look outside at 5:09 a.m. and we are looking at the maps fog in the north bay area a complete check on your weather forecaster ed had >> in phoenix and it wasn't fog but a giant wall of