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carolyn johnson will host the show. and then thursday it the debut of abc 7 news at 4:00 with carolyn johnson and larry beil. >> we hope you will tune in for all of that next week. >>> and just ahead, a local boy's dream of becoming a space explorer is starting to pay off in a big way thanks to google. >> he helped save san jose thousands of dollars. why a councilman is under fire for the elimination of one position in one offense. sure, pulling the mold, miew, and grime from out of the porous caverns of grout takes the right tools, but it also takes a gentle, caring touch. before you can deep clean, you learn to get a feel for its trouble spots. and hey, if you can't listen to grout, you can't truly know its wants...its needs...its dreams. ♪call 1-800-steemer. made with only premium cuts of pork since 1945. johnsonville. sausage is all we do. >>> a picture of san francisco's new police chief is now hanging at one are the city's oldest restaurants. they were on hand for the unveiling of the picture of the wall. there

& johnson brand baby shampoo. this is some of the lipstick products. some of you may have seen we had a bill in california industry, they said we can't get lead out of lipstick. but it is not in 39 percent of the products that we tested including this $1.99 wet and wild but found $8 lorel and and $24 lipstick. what we see consistently is that even the high end brands, you are paying for packaging and marketing. everybody likes to ask about cliniq u e if you go into a macies, you'll see the lab white coats and scientifically presented. it is the same set of chemicals packaged with a different marketing program. disturbing some of the women of color are among the most toxic. women are bombarded with light skinned looking models. every product claims to have a whitening benefit. here is an example of one of the ads that you'll see in china, procter and gamble, high end line sk 2, hugely poplar, this product was the cause of near riots in china in 2006 after the government reported it contained, band heavy metal. hund

because he understands stuff that i thought nobody would have. >> reporter: during the day johnson is a methadone council okay and brought the first methadone treatment center to the bay area. the program serves 140 neighborhood clients. >> people trust him. so they will come here because they know craig's here and they will come here and they will get their treatment. >> reporter: in the evening johnson and his wife of 20 years have helped at the positive directions headquarters but the space will change this month from budget cuts. surrounded by packed boxes johnson remains optimistic and says the weekly meetings will continue and so will his message and with support anyone can change his life. >> i'm an ordinary person who was able to do extraordinary things by being able to change my life. and the example i give is anybody can change their life if they are really committed to doing it. >> reporter: so for his ongoing commitment to his community and helping others change their lives this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to him. >> you'll find a link to their website in o

sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> thanks. news time 6:35. six boy scouts and two scout leaders are stuck in southwestern arkansas on a hiking trail. swollen streams are preventing emergency responders from getting to the eight people. crews are waiting at each of the trail's five entrance hoping the group will reach one of them. last june, 20 people were killed when flash floods hit a camp ground in that exact same area. >>> [ screams ] >> the terrifying moments in oklahoma city monday when a convicted murderer attacked a prosecutor of a of after his conviction. it happened short -- after his conviction. it happened shortly after a conviction came back. mitchell got up and lunged at the da. the situation quickly turned chaotic and people standing around the courtroom they scrambled out. it took several deputies to get mitchell under control. the prosecutor suffered a bloody nose but there were no other significant injuries. >>> coming up, a consumer alert you will want to pay attention to if you eat a lot of salads. toe nateos are being pull

want to give the idea that i don't take him seriously and i would say i don't know that run or gary johnson really did the most sterling performance as a performer any guide to sweep the room apartment aside big picture of what is this you know where could this go and what would it take per someone with different views that's not the traditional republican or democrat mainstream candidate to have a real chance in a presidential race the absolute you can have a mild mannered man or person as president calvin coolidge was a great president and it was extremely mild mannered and quiet i think these are viable candidates i don't think i mean there's something wrong with the media that for that because huck and trump and bachmann weren't there that somehow views this as not a serious debate on do you agree are these by of i mean at eight inches we've had. before and fundamentally if there is a large number of americans who like medicare they think it's a great idea and they want to hold.

johnson: in the mid-1990s, the water system had just about collapsed. the district had just run into some very dire financial circumstances, and, when those kinds of things happen, the very first thing that goes is maintenance of those things that one does not see. egan: you have hydrants that were manufactured in the 1800s. you have underground pipes, you have underground valves. they get what they call tuberculin built up. you would compare it to a 100-year-old man that has heavy cholesterol. they could be 6- or 8-inch mains, but being 100 years old, they actually may be 2-inch mains. and they reduce the amount of volume of water that's available to us. johnson: there were a number of things that we have had to do in order to get the system back up to an acceptable standard. replacing mains and valves and fire hydrants and other components of the system to ensure that it operates properly. egan: we consider both the underground infrastructure and the above ground assets to be a part of the critical infrastructure of the city. johnson: and if the infra

suzan johnson cook will identify countries that persecute people of faith and subject to u.s. sanctions. congressman wolf says religious freedom is a major issue. >> they are generally a democratic country that you are not at war with. you are not arguing with, not fighting with. >> looking ahead to 2012, congressman wolf intends to write a let ter to every candidate making religious freedom a top priority. jennifer wishon cbn news, washington. >>> u.s. is pushing china to improve human rights there. john jessup has been in the hearings and joins us from capitol hill. john, what is the focus of the hearingsed to? >> well, really the focus is on china's crack down on political decent. we are heard of the arab spring taking place across and fewer have heard of the jasmine revolution because these panelists and guests that congressman smith inviteed to capitol hill are arguing that is because the chinese government has aborted these demonstrations by forcibly putting political centers and human rights workers and attorneys in prison before the demonstrations could take place. >>

johnson and hawks. first round to chicago tonight. johnson could in the miss in the second half. 3 after 3 after 3 making it rain 5 of 5 from beyond the arc for 34 points. final seconds. up 8. dominic lighting it. rolls the aevrj. now listed as day-to-day hobbling around the ankle injured on the previous series. hawks take them. odd thing about that play is they are down 8. no need to swarm a guy. end up getting hurt on a play that was meaningless but he said ice ice ice and 2 days to rest. he will be playing game 2. >> good luck with that. all right thanks larry. >> "nightline" is coming up next. >> for larry and sandy thanks for joining us. >> hope you have a nice evenin evening. appreciate your time as always and see you tomorrow vl. as always and see you tomorrow vl. >> good night everyone. [ male announcer ] nature is unique... ...authentic... ...pure... and also delicious. ♪ like nature valley. granola bars made with crunchy oats and pure honey. because natural is not only good, it also tastes good. nature valley -- 100% natur

dustin johnson just taking his time. because all they have to do is get one guy to hole out and one guy to get over and hit the tee shot at 18 before the horn sounds. >> like he was on a little track there. >> yeah. >> you're not supposed to putt well with your heart racing a bit. we'll see if that holds true. >> there's only one under par and one over par for the day. so, if he's too overly concerned about that as we go to five. >> toms for that elusive birdie. >> this one should move just a little bit left, slightly uphill. good-looking birdie. >> just cannot buy one. >> and one for his confidence, roger. in a big way. >> after awhile starts to nod a little bit. like is it ever going to turn? >> he's being patient. >> that's exactly what he talked about, he's been better in his 40s being patient. >> luke donald with his tee shot. >> the driver, peter. lucas glover already in play. this up the left side. >> fairways are soft. ball lands there, kicks to the right, that's perfect. >> it's relay golf. >> here comes poulter

johnson, how are you? >> steve johnson, the police association. i just want to bring up the fact that i mentioned to a couple of commissioners. that i can't see where when the o.c.c. does an investigation, police officers have to document the traffic stops they make and when someone forgets about that, how is that a citizen complaint? i don't get that. they always use it as an added allegation against the officer. that just doesn't seem right. it has been going on too long. they should notify the police department, the chief's offense or whatever. in an interview, a personal interview with the officer, that takes at least six months. they think there is something there, they should notify the captain of the station, the lieutenant, the sergeant. something can be done right away. it doesn't have to be a physical complaint or an interview or anything else. same with 849-b. certificates of release. it is another item that the o.c.c. uses to put an added allegation on any of their investigations and sustain it because maybe it did occur and maybe it d

johnson & johnson will phase them out. >>> 2010 baby names list is out and once again topping the list, isabella, number one for second year and rounding out top five. >> sophia, emily and ava. for the boys, jacob top of the list followed by ethan, jaden and williams. bentley is the fastest regulation name. social security administration compiles the list. >> still ahead, any plans this mother's day? >> one of the sexiest men alive. >> how you can catch >>> today at 4:00, last ever harpo hookup and lady gaga. then interactive website for california schools, how much funding is going to be cut from your school district. meet the unsung heroes being honored. >> you were talking about what to do on mother's day weekend. >> don sanchez has what's hot. ♪ >> movie star hugh jackmaybe is one man show on the stage at the curran theater. >> transformation of pacific heights mansion, it features the works of more than $2 interior designers. the world of wicked plants, intriguing stuff at conservatory of flowers at the golden gate park. ♪ >> musical theater classic, cats. national tour is at

it will benefit johnson & johnson. >> yes. >> or essie johnson wax, or i don't know my cleaning products very well. >> come on, scott. >> it will benefit them as well. because i'm going to walk away saying, we don't keep our kids' toys as clean as we should. >> yeah. >> it's that, so -- >> i think the subtlety is providing value or service to the consumer well prior to a purchase decision. because consumers as savvy consumers will ultimately say -- who gave me that advice? who gave me that information? there will be some brand loyalty. there will be some brand lift. i think it's the notion of building a relationship prior to purchase. is so much more important to compliment their advertising. >> what is it that really was the catalyst that made this a reality today that made these types of, this type of content take off? because i was doing this back in 2001, with a company called energy news life. we had a news show that we created that was sponsored by williams corporation. but you wouldn't hear about williams actually in the news show per se. we talk about the energy industry. >> sure

that's rob johnson. baumgartner 0-6. 6 innings, 6 strikeouts. ryan struck out 11 and johnson breaks the game open in the 7 7th. three run triple down the line and again at this ballpark, crazy things can happen, that's what happened today to the giants. but there was a high moments. mike singing. [ singing ] >> all right! >> early before he pitched for the giants he pitched for the cubs so he was inviolated. tomorrow night history. first saturday night game at rigly field in nine years. all right? the a's, home from the road and a rough start. versus the former giant, indian. he is playing well. 22 season. 4. double. hitting .324 for the white sox. david, to shallow right. 999 career hit. lot of stats for 1125 but that's -- 11:25. but that's what we are here for. kocho crisp tries to steel hope and the game is over. give him credit for guts. but the guts when they don't work you are crazy. 4-3 white sox. shark leave tomorrow for vancouver and sunday is game one of the western final. the schedule looks this way. san jose will host a game a week f

only from honda. >> i am carolyn johnson in the news room. big turn out for the opening of a new east bay supermarket. also what will happen tomorrow that will end more than a year of waiting for a berkeley law erfose. ! move on dalai lama. new after six timothy are the 30. ophrah buffs. that is coming up on the news at six. >> thank you, very much. >> ophrah wip pree receive add a star studied send off in the taping. will and jada pinket smith and michael jordan. >> a crowd of 13,000 fans gathered in the chicago's united center. ophrah didn't know who was on the stage. >> it is an experience. >> and it looked amazing. can you give a hint to what it is going to be. it will air monday and tuesday . the biggy is

johnson & johnson will phase them out. >>> 2010 baby names list is out and once again topping the list, isabella, number one for second year and rounding out top five. >> sophia, emily and ava. for the boys, jacob top of the list followed by ethan, jaden and williams. bentley is the fastest regulation name. social security administration compiles the list. >> still ahead, any plans this mother's day? >> one of the sexiest men alive. >> how you can catch >> all new. >> ohhhh! >> oprah presents the last-ever harpo hook-ups. oprah: hello. the oh-so-cool johnny depp. fairy godmother, jessica simpson. create my oasis. marcy: ok, romantic garden? bree: oh, is there a castle nearby? marcy: no, but there's a charming farmhouse. bree: right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister. >>> today at 4:00, last ever harpo hookup and lady gaga. then interactive website for california schools, how much funding is going to be cut from your school district. meet the unsung heroes being honored. >> you were talking about what to do on mother's day weekend. >> don

dean johnson says it is a credibility contest now. >> what both sides would be looking for right now is some sort of physical evidence to kroob rate the eyewitnesses on the a libi witnesses. >> ramirez lawyer also says his client will take a poll hi graph test to prove his innocence. johnson says they are not admissible in court but police may want to take him up on the offer anyway. >> you get the suspect to sit down and start answering questions and you can find out with his involvement or lack thereof in the crime. >> reporter: dean says the d.a. can still hold ramirez even those witnesses fail to identify him in the lineup. that is because he is on parole violation. >>> environmentalists defended on chevron's annual shareholders meeting today. demonstrators called the company a major threat to the international eco system and say one glaring example is an $18 billion fine leveed by ecuador for damage it says chevron did to the basin. >> they had a programmed rebuttal to the comments, the community members comments. perfectly cued per video rebut tal about eck what dar specificall

this is not good at all. >> reporter: but johnson was okay and so was mcdaniel and his family. >> my grandpa has bruises and cuts on his back. my grandma has glass still embedded in her hair, but we're a lot better off than a lot of people. >> this is bad. oh, my gosh. this is awful. >> reporter: a lot of people in joplin were suddenly and severely wounded, but the biggest hospital in town was in ruins. >> having it destroyed turned the page on disaster plans. >> reporter: risko, at home on his day off, rushed to the hospital. he arrived to find a building he hardly recognized. >> the hospital was on fire, blackened. the top of the roof was gone. the doors to the emergency room were blown open. >> reporter: now, the newly wounded flooded into the hospital. >> they began running through and jumping over tables, through our e.r. doors that had busted open. many were bleeding profusely. immediately when i started seeing them, all fear is gone for myself. i mean, those patients needed us. >> reporter: as the injured flooded to the hospital for care, mcdaniel was desperately trying to get

mayor daley in chicago and learning what he has done over the years and leading some might have been johnson and what they're trying to do -- and need some -- and the meeting some like kevin johnson and what they're trying to do. also being able to thank the president of the united states for the investment that they are giving. and along with the lieutenant governor. the president came here last week. he was here on the tarmac waiting for his visit to silicon valley. in that five minutes, not only thanking him for the support of the budget but also extending offers to take the money that florida's does not want to have. they don't want that money, california can use this. that was a very open dialogue. i have been very busy. i have parties and i have been sharing those with many members of our great city. i have a $380 million budget to balance as do many mayors. we will do it to keep our city solvent. pension reform has to be done because that is leaking our general fund. my job is to get everyone working together in one direction and not multiple -- on our electoral -- electorate. you hav

then county executive jack johnson, her husband, was also arrested and charged. federal officials say the couple plotted to destroy evidence from a pay for play scheme. prosecutor and johnson's attorneys aren't saying why tomorrow's hearing was canceled. >>> virginia state police will resume piecing together what happened in the deadly crash in fairfax county. monday's collision in the westbound lanes of interstate 66 just west of monument drive left debris strewn everywhere. witnesses tell police the driver of a bmw involved in the crash was weaving in and out of traffic and hit an suv and the driver of the suv was not wearing a seat belt and was killed in the wreck. charges against the driver who caused that crash are now pending. >>> jessica doyle is here with your money report. >> she's looking at some of the highest paid federal workers. >> with know federal workers can make a lot of money. which ones take home the biggest paycheck? well, think about the people who make the most money in the private sector? we're talking doctors and lawyers. their tops in fe

joe johnson caught fire from beyond the arc. a perfect 5 for 5, finished with a game high 34. they may have the mvp, but the makes have the game one, 103-95. >>> lakers and magic came down to one final shot. kobe bryant for a win at the buzzer. brick. dallas held on to win it, 96-94. >>> and the sacramento kings are officially staying put. they'll stay at least one more year in sacramento. that gives mayor kevin johnson a year to follow through on his promise, to build a new downtown arena. >>> bruins and flyers, david krachee with a blast that won the game, or did it? the referee blew it off. play continued for 20 seconds. the call was then reviewed. the puck hit the middle bar and in the net and bounced out, that is a goal. bruins won it 4-3 in o.t. they lead that series, 2-0. >>> finally, it may be coincidence, but we'll call this perfect timing. a day after osama bin laden's death, rick antiel with a diving grab in the center and jerry hairston jr. comes up with the sliding grab. nationals put on a show for america's finest. they beat the giants, 2-0. that's your early loo

>> vern: like kevin johnson if you are a die-hard fan. they have to see what they can do but kevin johnson clearly thought that he could get this bill. and even if they have of voted to get that-built and move on the to anaheim. there would not have gotten to 16. >> gary: if i am a fan and i either get tickets or else? i do not want to be threatened. to me, does that sound like a threat? >> vern: it does. and you know how much it is to cope with a game. and if somebody-coast won a game and if they are struggling to get tickets with perhaps working two jobs? trying to make time to go to the gain. >> gary: the sharks. >> i was there, when got out of the jets' center and they won their second game. here is that winning shot with the gup to-0 and everything is bouncing right. have you even heard of this guy? and all of the pulses are going their way. >> gary: finally, i follow vern glenn on twitter. and he says that i'm going to go to alameda. and sandoval even that injury was updated on twitter? >> from four weeks, to know what he is going t

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& johnson will phase them out later this year to avoid confusion to parents and prevent overdoses. >>> a new study suggest that diabetes is spreading faster among dogs than humans. they studied 2 million dogs and increased 46% since 2005. the cdc says during the period the disease increased 28% in people. biggest contributing factor is obesity. report was prepared by a chain of hospitals, they have 700 across the country. >> their owners are not exercising. >> coming up, photos of osama bin laden's body will stay top secret. next at 5:00, why families of 9/11 victims says the proof needs to come out. >> pg&e starts stealing from the poor to give to the rich. an important decision that is coming today regarding rate hikes, up next. >> and san francisco police close the books on a high profile murder case. coming up the arrests and shooting death of a german tourist. like many chefs today, i feel the best approach to food is to keep it whole for better nutrition. and that's what they do with great grains cereal. see the seam on the wheat grain? same as on the flake. because great grain

that's all i have left is pain. >> reporter: mildred johnson has three sons. maurice a, a former tight end for the philadelphia eagles. he's in the pharmaceutical business today. shawn, a longtime employee for "the washington post." he's been there more than 20 years. but the son she thinks about every day, that's marcus, her baby boy. >> that's the son that looks so much like me. that's the son that, if i'm sick, the other two would back away. not him. >> reporter: marcus didn't have a fast track to success. when he was 16, he got involved selling drugs. he shot a guy who didn't pay up. he did time, four years time. >> according to the youth center on bladenburg road, i did, because he had to stand up and take responsibility for what he did. >> reporter: when he was 26, marcus got lucky and landed a job at the washington hospital center. he was a patient transporter there. >> when you got there, it seems like he had made peace with the world. he wanted to just be able to be a productive person. >> reporter: marcus johnson worked that hospital job for nine yea

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if johnson with base flaring double makes it 8-2. johnson 3 hit 4 rbi and giants win streak 11-4 cubs. if he falls to o and 6. a's and white sox big o. cotton candy here. getto mary right here. former giant. top of the second. the down the line. carlos scores on double. chicago build as 4 nothing lead. a's get it going here. david finding the hole on the right side. single. brings home matsui. bottom 8 2 down. tying run on third. here comes cruz trying to steal home. out. if great if you make it. if you don't, the oh, why did he do that. dude. the a's lose 4-3. sharks open western conference finals sunday in vancouver that gives the men in teal a couple day of rest. for the bloop of the fans to come down a bit. you want to talk about nerve wracking. 2 and half hours of pure threat. if brilliant when it mattered most. ridicule and scrutinize patrick marlo first point of the series. happened to be the game winning goal. after a moment of celebration and relief the sharks set the sight on vavrp vancouver. canuck best record in the leagu

bird was able to walk off under his own power and replaced by reid johnson. johnson drills the shot off the green monster in left with the bases loaded. two runs score to give the cubs the 4-3 lead. they get 8 in the inning for a 9-3 win before this weekend, the world series 93 years ago was the last time the cubs visited fenway park. >>> horse racing's last triple crown winner affirmed. in 1978. it will be at least 2012 before there is another one after a win in today's preakness stakes it has to be considered a mild upset. kentucky derby winner animal kingdom won off the 2-1 favorite. 15 horses down the stretch animal kingdom trying to catch 1-1 underdog shackleford. >> and up the gate there and animal kingdom is trying to get up to shackleford. and animal kingdom is coming from the outside. and shackleford, animal kingdom. shackleford holds on to the preakness. >> aboard shackle it ford jesus wins the biggest race of his career. the winning margin was a half a length. the triple crown wraps up in three weeks at belmont with a 33-year drought now since a ho

and in the bayview, where calvin johnson has made helping others his life, he has a big presence. >> all the things going on here, if you're going to be really effective, you need to be right where they are at. >> reporter: for the last 10 years, he's been in the center of it. he helped start a nonprofit, positive directions equals change. a safe place for people in the neighborhood looking for support in drug and alcohol recovery. >> we talk to everybody. if they are using, if they are not using, doesn't matter. because a lot of times clients will come to us and they will come to us about other problems. drugs won't be the issue. >> reporter: johnson has unique perspective on the issues, because he's been there. fought addiction, served time, but changed his life. positive directions started out as a support group of mostly men working through life issues and staying clean. but word spread and so did the types of services. there are classes now on anger management, parenting, and job skills. >> somebody who is experienced to walk the walk with them, and i think that craig is like an

larry johnson is a former cia intelligence officer and served four years in the office of counterterrorism. thanks for joining us. you're well connected. any additional insight into yesterday's operation. >> originally, the cia had the lead in pakistan. but what was surprising about yesterday is president obama's comments that the u.s. military special operations forces had the lead. i've been working with those guys for the last 17 years. i know which units were involved. >> al-qaeda has a hidden nuclear bomb in europe according to wikileaks to unleash a nuclear hell storm if osama bin laden is captured. >> that's nonsense. we have to recognize that our law enforcement, our intelligence service, military, over the last nine years they have been very effective in dismantling al-qaeda. we keep using the term al-qaeda as if it were a giant corporation with global capability, when in fact when bin laden there were 600 members just before 9/11. we probably killed at least 400. we've been after them ever since. they have not been able to replace the tall spent -- the talent and leadership they

a man named marcus johnson challenged the injunction. he was arrested four times for violating the injunction. his attorney says each time he was just visiting his children who live here. the housing authority arc is that they banned him from their properties because in the past he had robbed and assaulted people at the same development. he was also selling drugs. after looking at the information presented by both sides, a judge will do in favor of johnson saying the injunction violated his right. now, it looks like all of the injunction obtained by the housing authority will be tossed out. no a small earthquake has shaken sonoma county. the 3.9 hit about 24 miles north of santa rosa about 4:00. there have been no reports of damages or injuries as the result. >>> on the some oil day weekend, the rain has ended for tonight. there are still a few showers left well to the south of san jose and are moving south and east and out of the bay area and will see a better day for tomorrow. the rain was heavy at times and added a pretty quickly. san

that they'd help tug the debate in a different direction but i don't think it's very likely that gary johnson or ron paul will ultimately win the nomination and i think that actually one of the disappointments for me was seeing gary johnson not perform quite as adroitly as one would have hoped of course this is only his first debate and it's possible that he'll get stronger in the future i mean i just ron paul raised more than a million dollars according to his web site in a debate day money but he's raised three million dollars and the first three months and two thousand and eleven is this significant is this is is it's more than you guys versus what expect him. yeah absolutely and you know i mean ron paul i'm not going to comment too much on how he came off last night he certainly made all of his points quite well there were a few moments where maybe his you know diction wasn't all it could have been but people giving this money they are giving it to ron paul many of them in a legitimate hope that he can win the presidency but clearly this is also idea money people want to get that into the

the manufacturer johnson & johnson says it works blocking the virus from reproducing. it's designed to be used with other drugs used to reduce hiv in blood. they approved that drug after showing it was as effective as the older drug on the market. nasa had to cut short the spacewalk because one of the carbon dioxide sensors stopped working. they were five hour in a routine six-and-a-half hour spacewalk when they noticed the bay area native greg's suit was not working. they got most of the job done installing equipment before stopping. it was the first spacewalk for the bay area native. he calleded it a dream come true. nasa has set july 8 as the target date for final space shuttle launch ever. atlantis will carry up time load of supply and equipment for the international space station. >> we've been following them on twitter. that is a lot of fun. >>> reminder for anyone driving to lake tahoe this weekend. pack your patience. caltrans shut down the highway to build new safety barriers. this map shows you that some of the alternate routes. there it is. it will take you

shaer ri john -- sherrie johnon is monitoring your comments -- johnson is monitoring your comments. >> reporter: the comments are flowing. everyone has something to say about the death of osama bin laden. let's look here at what some of you had to say. basically, if you missed any of this and are waving up, head to our website at abc2news.com and we have plenty of stories. you can go here to watch the president's speech from last night, 9-minute speech he gave. you can go here to death celebrated in dc and talking about the celebrations going on. news spreading socially and also u.s. leaders react to bin laden's death and u.s. warns of retaliation over bin laden's death. and also, you can just scroll down to the bottom of the page and there you can go to facebook and click on some of the comments there and hear we can see let's see, some of the folks here michael here writes, i want to thank all the servicemen and women for all of their sacrifice and hard work that has gotten us to this point i want to thank their families who have endured so much. so plenty to see on our facebook fan

johnson had himself a triple with the bases loaded down the right field line. about the only highlight offensively for the giants provided by cody ross who hit it deep and over the vines. two run shot. but 11-4 is your final. madison baumgartner takes the loss. he is now 0-6. we were talking about the sharks, they have the highest television rating as more than 250,000 households were watching the game last night. victorias over detroit. 250,000 house holds they calculated. that's about 2.5 per household. >>> you don't see this every day. a spectator goes into the drink trying to pull out a driver. the golfer michael bradley accidently tossed in there. helping the guy out. bradley by the way did not make the cut. david tom tonight's birdie put at 11. and nick wattny from dixon is in second with just a shot back. that's the highlights for this hour. a's play at 9:00. and we'll have it for you. >>> lace up your running shoes for san francisco's most famous foot race. the final touches being put into place as we speak for this weekend's beta breakers race. lots of

captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations >> osgood: good morning. i'm charles osgood and this is sunday morning. another sunday, the beginning of another week. halfway through another month. each day marks one spin of the earth. each year one orbit around the sun. no wonder we sometimes feel as if we've been here before. many believe we'll be back again. part of nature's constant cycling and recycling and a rebirth, a reincarnation. but do we remember or learn from past lives so that we can do things better the second time around or third or fourth? reincarnation is the subject of our sunday morning cover story to be reported by susan spencer. >> reporter: more than a thousand people have come to this gathering in new york city to uncover lost memories, not just of this life.... >> i had an experience that i was on the titanic. >> reporter: but of their past lives as well. what are they looking for, the people who come to these events? >> some people are looking to connect with loved ones who have