welc yae to "ry natcs sunday morning." i'm jennifer fran3 tenot >> and itimo lisa ronbnson. let's go first to ava marie. >> this has been the trend in the last couple days. it will continue through the rest of the hk ohiday weekend. i do want to show you the almanac. we hit 7880 at b. erst we hite at b.w. i. the average for this time of year,'m 6 dn orees. today we are on the upper side of this. 76 at b.w.i. tarm inood maeekeh today heading to 90 dn orees. thunderstorms possible today. likely to be scattered, and most l arely up to our north and wes. keep that in mind if you passn o be out dooeeke. we'll talk about that when we come back in the forecast. >> our big stoxp this morning, baltimore city police said it ge uld be all hands on deck thi memorial day. >> fans beefing up patrols after aice. season. sheldon dutes has a look at how it is ge city ping so fa80 [sfor haens. brshbrsh >> 10 shonot the most recent in the 2500 block of edgecombe circle. pk ohice pulled a man over for onriving the wrong way. lanel ausby opened the door and tk ohd pk ohice he heen been sh a stra

making matters worst the ur poon yae central bank stopped funding banks as customers drain the euros. investors fled to the safety of the dollar. >>> gold recovered 1% after falling to the lowest level since december yesterday. the new york times reports jp morgan chase has racked up another billion dollars in losses, stemming from the multi-billion dollar trading blunder as shareholders have begun suing the bank for taking excessive risk. >>> j.c. penney had the biggest decline in four decades including the 1987 stock market crash. >>> elsewhere, skechers will pay $50 million to settle allegations of false advertising about toning shoes. >>> speaking of truth in advertising, one wisconsin man learned the hard way that all you can eat may be open to interpretation. the 66 frts, 350 man was kicked out of chuck's place after eating a dozen pieces of fried fish. they sent him home with another 8 pieces but he still called the cops, and insists he will picket the restaurant until they change their policy. just never enough fried fish. >>> the celts top the sixers. o's top the royles, larr

yae, rather, that has risen again. they asked mccain about his faith and he said that is a private matter. he has always said that is a private matter. by you know, religion is a public matter. jesus said that whoever will confess me before men -- that is pretty public, is it? whoever will confess before men, him will i confess before my father in heaven. and whoever will the 94 men, and lowlights also denied before -- >> and they ask obama about religion and he did not say much, either. when asked about homosexuality or gay marriage is the technical term, he said he is not so concerned about some obscure old testament passage, but i prefer the sermon on the mound. he shot himself in both feet on that one. in leviticus, it is very plain. under the law of moses, there was swift justice. he is for that. on the day of judgment, it will be dreadful. it really is absolutely dreadful. if we go to the sermon on the mount, you would be put to death and he shall be thought were the. -- worthy. [chime] president chiu: thank you.

he's 4-0 at home and he's never faced the yaes before. that will be a great matchup to watch. >> thanks, mindy. >>> still to come, a close call for a grandmother from sacramento. we'll show you how she almost fell to her death while sky diving. >>> i'm kimberly terry. a 24-hour relay is being held to bring focus. more on the program that is sponsor thing relay, coming up. >>> a program in the east bay helps to give at risk children a voice and future. the program is putting on a 24-hour relay in part to raise awareness. kimberly terry has more. >> reporter: it's more than just a relay, although there are people walking around here for 24 hours. this is really an exercise in building community and that's what the program that put this on is about. back with a mission to help at risk youth. >> it troubles my soul that they're killing each other. but most of them think there's any other way. why? because there's not enough people telling them they care. >> reporter: branch created a club, that is hosting a 24-hour relay. the program brings s

yae, rather, that has risen again. they asked mccain about his faith and he said that is a private matter. he has always said that is a private matter. by you know,

yae. boy love this trains to be made or assembled here locally but that is not realistic for teams. >> none of the bids promised to keep jobs local which is why some pushed to delay today's vote and have companies resubmit proposals focusing on low cost jobs. >> i believe that you have an obligation to help stimulate the local economy in the bay area. >> and this is a motion to delay didn't pass but the board did vote to move forward with bombardia it was done correctly. we just want to make sure we get started immediately. >> the deal will allow them to build cars in service within the next eight years. >> company started in san francisco with restaurant reviews and growing and expanding tonight. there is a lease south of market that will allow the company to add estimated 300 employees. the restaurant reviews connects consumer was all sorts of local businesses. and another san francisco success story touted by the mayor is twitter, there is a preview of what it's new head quarters in mid

yae. yes. >> but can i add, the converse in the argument i just made, actually back closer to the main theme which is there was something when clinton was elected you saw that was a very real, very raw and problematic. that was, while he was a baby boomer from the hippie side of the '60s. conservative set. right? a culture war axis in the whole clinton business going onone of the things obama i think got right, he tried to say good-bye to all that pap post-baby boomer. even saying when what it if these guys didn't have radical contingencies? going on with obama, clinton, and. >> now you see it with b obama an extent. not quite out of the '60s as much. that's a difficult problem that may reverberate until all of us baby boomers croak. >> you're making a plea for jeff greenberg's book. more alternatives -- but i'm going to ask a question, one more historical question nap is especially to jeff but perhaps to lee also, did moderate republicans of seem themselves as taking over the party and ch

yae. i did it. whatever. >> the sheriff says despite a lengthy interview torres is not revealed where sierra is located. it's a question the family wants answered more than anything. >> we need to bring sierra home. and so we're looking for everyone to help us do that. >> the sheriff says detectives did withhold evidence from the public during the course of the investigation. and did need help and the way they handled this case to protect the investigation in the case they're building against garcia-torres. >> thank you. the man arrested for the sierra lamar murder lived in morgan hill most of his life. addition to murder and kidnapping he's suspected in a safeway parking lot assault three years ago. convicted in 2009 of resisting arest and arrested for, but never charged with having sex with a minor in 2010. his family claims did he not kill sierra lamar. abc 7 news is live with that part of the story tonight. and the family the family experienced personal pain over the years. his mother tells us h

some fans find endless journeys around the oval a bit boring stewart saying yae. you know? there should be more crashing. >> they key deserve to see us run 500 miles, if we don't crash half of the field they need to extend it because i mean that is what the fans want. they want to see excitement. i feel bad we couldn't do a better job of crashing cars for them today. i think we ought to make it a figure 8. it would be perfect. it would be perfect here. and, or, we can stop, make a break, turn around go backwards the rest of the way. >> now, he's thinking. >> out of the box. out of the box. >> fans would love it. >> exactly. >> ratings through the roof. >> thank you. >> as well as chiropractor and doctor aez bills. >> from the entire abc 7 news team, thanks for joining us. >> see you at 9:00 and 11:00. ♪ so, this is delicious okay... is this where we're at now, we don't care anymore? we just eat whatever tastes good? excuse me? [ man ] like these sweet honey clusters, they're awesome so no way they're good for you. but i guess that's okay right? actually there's a half a day

companies are hiring and, you know, if anything there's a lot of competition out there for the best employ yaes. >> reporter: within a struggling nation, an industry that apparently has the code for job growth. wepay, a palo alto company is an online payment company which is taking direct aim at san jose's pay pal, another silicon valley job creation story. jessica? >> okay, thank you, scott. >>> still ahead at 6:00, pushing the limits. take you inside the bay area lab that's helping push amputees to new heights. >>> also ahead, junior seau's family makes an emotional decision in the wake of his death. >>> and a new freedom. local fishermen come to the rescue of a whale in distress. >>> and good afternoon. i'm jeff ranieri live in livermore. we're counting down the hours until the wine festival. we'll talk wine, beer, and food. you'll have the chance to meet executive chef and a chance to win a trip to hawaii. >>> somewhere off the coast a swimming easiesw tonight thanks .county fishermen from so mo ma unfederal wildlife officials sa the crew helped free the whale from a large fishing line abou

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maybe even s yae unset3 ted weather up to our north.owers and thunderstorms near phiassdelphia earlier on mmer. off shore. now comes a thin band of showeee . mer. ing thro pennsylvania heading through northern parts of carroll county, northern baltimore county as well. look at the sprinkles out there. . ost of these . if you had to pick which jares are most likely to seeis m- are are most likely to see storms today, it is north and west of the city. mid 80's in the mountains. mountains could see thundeeeketoend.s in the aftern ocean city mostly sunny. 76 for the high tsenperature. watch out for r% currents in ocean city for the next couple days. tend.eratures in baltimore drop by the end of the week. we'll see another chance for stoend.s tuesday into wednesday. >> thanks, ava. thank you for joining us. "11 news sunday morning" continues in 25 minutes.xt ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> we're back on a sunday morning, may 27th, 2012. we've got a lot of fun out here on the plaza. the united states navy band is gracing us with theirs presence and their music, le

also pfizer reporting results before the opening bell as do archer dan yae er daer daniels. after the close, cbs. >> and some u.s. energy related and biotech companies are apparently among the most heavily shorted ahead of their publication of results from this week. joining us for more, will, good to see you. you don't necessarily analyze the results but ship holdings reporting earnings, what does that tell us about how many people they're short something. >> a staggering inin ining 40% borrowed. it's expensive to be shorting that much. there are two themes there. commodity group slowing down. one due for a major fall. it could get taken over, is there any consolidation. short selling a also fraught for danger. but you at the moment -- >> at risk of a huge squeeze. >> if there was spectacular results tonight, you might see momentum to the upward side, buts's a high conviction view. >> they won't see any particular pick up at up a in shipping trade and, therefore, there's a -- >> as you say, it's quite a crowded trade to be in. there must be other ship holders that you could

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