go ahead. ♪ >> very cool, scott. we are in alameda this morning. a very homey island community with a rich waterfront. we are aboard the "uss hornet."i mucre to see on this lovely ship this morning. bob redell is out here, too, this morning. he's going to show us what it means to tilt. >> >>> our 20 city may around the bay tour continues this morning. we are waking up in beautiful alameda. i am aboard the "uss hornet" a ship rich with history. we are going to places you have never seen. i am excited to be here. first, a look at the forecast. rain and spring, what's going on? >> mother nature wants to give us good air quality. we'll take it. 50 in livermore. 49 in concord. 50 in santa rosa and 51 in san francisco. overall, we are only going to climb eight degrees before you see the daytime highs toods. it's not that warm. windy conditions, wet weather. i'll break it down for you. first, 5:30, let's get you to work with mike. >> good morning, christina. there's a wind advisory and slick roads as well. we point it out for the bay bridge. the lower dec

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scott budman visited with her family today, and scott, i know you went back to the crime scene. it must be so emotional still for her mom. >> reporter: yeah, it really is, jessica. to this day months later police still do not know who was driving the car along this intersection back in january that hit shay shaw. we know after visiting her today that her family is working to help her get better and hosting a 16th birthday party for her tomorrow afternoon. 15-year-old shay shaw is working hard. >> bring it up, shay. >> reporter: helped by her mother to recover from brain injuries suffered after being hit by a car in january. friday is shay's 16th birtd day. they'll host a gaerg at the hair salon where carrie works. they give out the bracelets to raise awareness and feathers for shay's classmates to put in they are hair. >> there's a lot of hope for her. she listens to everything that i say, that her therapists say. there's a lot of hope. it's just time. >> time and money to help pay for the therapy shay needs, the los gatos high school student moved into this campbell house to be

reporting live in san jose, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you, scott. family and friends gathered in danville to remember 15-year-old alison bayles. she was a sophomore on the swim and track team in her high school and she get good grades. she died after jumping off the golden gate bridge. the family held a celebration of her life at the local church and thanked the community for the outpouring of support. the fund has been set up in alison's name to further causes important to her. doe neighs can be made at any wells fargo bank. >>> taking a moment to remember. today the nation celebrated the 143rd memorial day, including one ceremony at the presidio. ♪ god bless america >> more than 2500 people gathered to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice for country. this marks the involvement of world war ii. many wanted to express their appreciation to the great estrogen ration. >> we thought it would be great to put flowers on the graves of those who fought in the military for us. >> while the ceremony focussed on world war ii veterans, the san fra

scott sanchez, planning department, and in response to the information, the property across the street -- it does not appear those were subdivided recently. those buildings were built previously. the building in front was built in 1930, both prior to the lot size requirements. the building on the north side of the lot was built between 188 the aunt 1907. that is the information i found -- 1880 and 1907. they have done a good job of differentiating this, and also a stablishing there is neighborhood support for this. the department cannot just make a decision based on the fact there is neighborhood support. we have to look at the impact of the general plan, and i think issue is the similarity between the two, and that is a fair result large building developed. -- that is there was a large building developed. have there been a subdivision, that would have resulted in a smaller building. had the front building been smaller, had it been closer to being a code-compliant in terms of the rear yard, it would have been more justifiable, but a concern i have is that we have a property that has ex

i asked scott about their plans for the newscast. the viewer don't have to wait until 6:30 anymore. >> there's essentially three things you're going to be seeing on the evening news. things you have seen on the evening news over the last few years and we're going to continue to pursue them. first, original reporting. we'll have reporting you haven't seen elsewhere. second fairness. fairness to everyone involved in a story and also unique insight into the news of the day. our goal lesli, is to put the broadcast on and have the viewers say wow, that was worth my time. i learned things. >> let me ask you about your interview with lara logan this past sunday because you covered many, many stories. hers was absolutely rivetting. you showcased her professionalism, her courage, her grace, and your own skill at handling a tough emotional subject with sensitivity. was this one of your toughest interviews? >> well it was a very tough interview because of the subject and because lara is a friend of mine and has long been a colleague, a very dea

meanwhile our doctors are being used as agents for drug control only for a governor a multimillionaire rick scott believes so details later on why he's trying to silence pediatricians across his state and republican lawmakers nearly two dozen states are pushing new legislation in older poorer and student voters off the voter rolls with the sneaky plan to weaken democratic leadership. you need to know this even though bin ladin is dead the wars in afghanistan and iraq continue on rather than a rapid down draw of troop drawdown of troops in afghanistan in july as many as hope or at hope for u.s. officials are now saying that the president will likely only put a lot about five to one hundred thousand soldiers there another five thousand troops may be sent home at the end of the year a small dent in our massive force so while our war in afghanistan is likely to continue on with no clear mission at least twenty four. teen we're going to war in iraq a war with an equally unclear mission for bush left office he pushed through an agreement between the u.s. and iraq promising that all troops would be out

reporting live in san jose, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, scott. >>> topping our business and tech headlines now, more people found jobs in california last month. that's good news. it was not shared, though, nationwide. overall, the u.s. saw unemployment numbers climb slightly. april's jobless rate in the golden state dipped to 11.9%, down from an even 12% in march. in the south bay, silicon valley's unemployment rate dropped to 10.1% as new jobs up in computer and semiconductor manufacturing. down from 10.6% in march. >>> also new tonight at 6:00, general motors' main street in motion event roared into town. people are also invited to compare popular gm models against the competition side by side and no salespeople. >> we have over 130 vehicles out here, over 25 different brands of cars and trucks and suvs to compare for consumers. >> more than 7,000 people are expected at the main street in motion event. it is free. and it runs through sunday at alameda park. >>> we all know arnold schwarzenegger's scandal is costing him his pride. but we're learning what it could cost h

absent is supervisor scotts wiener. could you please give us a announcements? >> please make sure to turn of all cellular phones and pagers. any document should be giving -- should be given to the clerk. supervisor mar: could please call item no. 1? >> ordnance amending the san francisco planning code by establishing the presidio-sutter special use district. >> it is wanted to continue this to the call of the chair. supervisor mar: let's open is up to public comment. are there any members of the public like to speak? cnn, public comment is closed. we have a motion to continue to item no. one to call of the chair. -- seeing at 9, public comment is closed. is there any other business before us? meeting adjourned. thank you, everyone. >> thank you. good morning, everybody. thank you for coming today. we are going to highlight once again the importance of san francisco putting local residents back to work and reviving our local economy. as some of you may recall, last september, we announced the city would have its own modified version of the federal jobsnow progra

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posey broke a fibula when scott cousins slammed into him last night. there is nothing in the rules against colliding with the catcher. fan reaction is mixed. >> i think something should be done. because i don't think the catcher should be that vulnerable. >> i think it's part of the game. the catcher is supposed to have tough, you're on for a reason. >> reporter: posey could be out for the season and will likely have to undergo surgery. >>> and ktvu spoke to the team after they took to the field without posey. what they have to say about their pitching. >>> why city leaders are concerned about a violent summer, the story coming up in three minutes. >>> shopping just got smarter, the bay area city where you will soon be able to pay with a swipe of your cell phone. >>> the holiday weekend just around the corner now, we have some clouds to talk about. maybe even a sprinkle for this memorial day. we're going to have the forecast for the warmest cities for your friday. >>> a judge today denied a bid to halt the dedication of an oakland memorial to the victi

thank you. >> thank you, scott. coming from the human services side, where we focus 90% of our time and effort on the clients we are serving, we are not used to being in the economic development business. this program really is that. certainly among small businesses. 80% of our placements in the first program more small businesses. i will give you a story about a gentleman i met at one of our events of last year. he runs a car wash. this is in the east by. he told me he was hesitant to expand. he did not want to take the risk to expand. it just means more staff, right? more people to wash cars. he said jobsnow came along and he doubled his staff. he took that risk because he was not going to invest anything. he doubled his revenue. and when the program expired, he kept those people. they are still working. his business is thriving. there are dozens of examples like that there really -- at least in our world where we are so excited about getting 4100 people placed in jobs, we certainly need small businesses to stay i

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scott cousins of the florida marlins is the player that ran into him. posy suffered a fractured bone in the left leg practically ending the season. >> you said likely to end the season, the giants are not conceding, but face it, for the next couple of months, and buster posey will be out of there. after three mri's this morning. let me show the play again late last night, scott cousins was trying to win a game. he runs into posey, he is safe. posy could not hang on, but he was injured. here is the best angle right here, we shall the left leg is pinned back. all of his weight is on that ankle that snapped. you know the rest, buster posey is out for the next handful of months. the reaction in the giants' clubhouse, you can i imagine it was very somber. >> i am sure that he feels that, not as bad as we do. we lost our clean up a hitter. we lost our catcher. we were so close to winning the world series last year. this is tough, i hate to see this happen. i am sure no one feels good about this. >> as i said last night, i love him, he is a good friend of mine

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i was joined for this event by commissioners scott wiener and david comps on who also represent us on the m.t.c. we also have representatives from the mayor's office, housing and land use as well as management staff. we had a wagering of discussion about the direction of this planning effort for the bay area and had a chance to deliver a unified message. it was consist went discussions that took place at our own transportation authority board meetings. the amount of growth targeted would require major investments in transportation infrastructure and the region will have to make those commitments to san francisco. if the city is to commit to absorbing that growth and if the development of alternative development should be accompanied by discussion and how the funds are likely to be distributed to transportation projects. in other words we signal the city's willing tons accommodate growth would be shaped by the region's willingness to reward us and other jurisdictions that do the right thing and that they should come in the form of more money to san francisco. this is a groundbreaking e

oh, hey, scott. here, scott extra soft tissue. it's their softest roll ever. check out the pattern. it's softness done right. same soft rolls we use at home honey! one more thing, guys. oh nice a shoe rack! actually, it's a toilet paper rack. sweet. huh. huh. [ female announcer ] do you know scott? scott extra soft is softness, done right. >>> good morning. 6:13 on tuesday. live look at the golden gate bridge. where you can see the car traffic is moving just fine. although, you will notice that the west sidewalk has nobody there. that is because it's closed now. pedestrians and bicyclists will have to share the eastbound lanes during this period of seismic retrofit work. by the way, you might see rain out there. also, the bay area at s.f.o., that has translated to one hour arrival delays already. so we'll talk to mike and frances in a couple of minutes. >>> more news. san francisco mayor ed lee is set to present his new budget for the coming fiscal year. it may be less brutal than initially projected. the mayor is looking to balance $306 million deficit, as part of a projected $6 bi

horton contributing editor on legal and national security matters for harper's magazine scott thanks so much for joining us tonight now from everything that i've been reading and researching here at this just seems like a mind boggling absolutely crazy insane expansion of this war on terror and let's go back to those words that i mentioned right it's taliban al qaeda and associated forces that's very broad it's very vague is that essentially you know if this went through and if it passed without allow us to go after anyone that we that we felt like. yeah maybe it's a war against the bad guys whoever they are undefined but in this goes to the core of a sort of ideological struggle between the obama administration and the republicans that goes back for quite some time remember in the bush era we had a global war on terror gee what that was going on all over the world and against groups that were not really very clearly defined and obama during this campaign and after he became president insisted that this really wasn't a very smart way to go about fighting a war that was better to clea

. >>> i'm scott budman at the google developer conference where music is the star. we'll show you how it works and how you can take it with you. >>> plus, from the bay area to the white house, a group of local students getting a personal meeting tomorrow with the first lady. >>> and if you're in the south bay today, it was stunning outside. temperatures in the 0s and a lot of sun. for the coastline, cooler in san francisco.ogng i adylreteang we'll talk all about the fog and even still that rain in my seven-day forecast. >>> so, were you one of them? did you see it in the sky? the world's largest passenger plane made a grand entrance today. there it is. lots of people looking on, as the airlines a-380 glided on to the runway. the first at sfo to offer regular daily flights with the massive jet. the plane can carry 525 passengers. aviation fans say it's a blnds of engineering and technology which is a good fit for the bay area. >> you know, a bunch of geeks out here. normally we should be sitting behind our desks doing the silicon valley thing. but this is a great dem

oh, hey, scott. here, scott extra soft tissue. it's their softest roll ever. check out the pattern. it's softness done right. same soft rolls we use at home honey! one more thing, guys. oh nice a shoe rack! actually, it's a toilet paper rack. sweet. huh. huh. [ female announcer ] do you know scott? scott extra soft is softness, done right. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> and a reminder this morning, u.s. stock markets are closed today in honor of memorial day. but we will get more on the busy business week ahead coming up in 15 minutes. good morning, everyone. we begin in oakland where police are looking for the person or people who opened fire during a block party late last night. two people were killed and a woman is in critical condition this morning. abc7's amy hollyfield is live at oakland police headquarters with more. amy? >> reporter: police are still trying to figure out whether a sideshow was going on at the time of the shooting. whether the block party turned into a sideshow. two people who live in the area told abc7 news they saw a side sho

next question. >> hi, scott. i am are residents of diamond heights. as you know, i neighbor of ours encountered a pack of eight coyotes. they were not intimidated by him. >> [unintelligible] >> there is a daycare center in the park. these coyotes are now committing what animal control calls unacceptable behavior. as the numbers grow exponentially and they become more aggressive, i want to know what the city plans to do about it? right now, there is no plan except to educate the residents and wait until an animal or a person gets injured, and then fish and game would come and shoot the animal. that seems like a lose/lose situation for everyone. supervisor wiener: i am sorry that animal care and control is not here, but i have had an of conversations about this, that i feel like i can answer this. for those who do not know, we do have coyotes in san francisco. they are part of the wildlife in the city. they are here. they have been there for awhile. the city has worked hard to educate people on how to interact with coyotes. for example, not feeding them

there is no rules. >> reporter: and with no rules scott weaver has turned the humble tooth pick into a building block of wonder. >> it is pretty fantastic. >> unbelievable. i mean unbelievably beautiful. >> reporter: onblackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >>> some relief at last. a decline on the gas prices as we head into the summer travel months. >>> who is laughing now? it was the brunt of fashionista jokes but guess how much that ridiculous royal hat cashed in for charity? >>> i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up in just a couple of minutes. the hall of famer. will show me how to pitch the screw ball tonight. >> it is easy to learn. >> is that right? >> will i be able to throw 16 innings? >> i think so. it is only in your mind. >> all in the mind. >> yes, concentration and confidence. >> confidence, concentration. and the mind. >> 16 innings. >> that's coming up, folks. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, weeks. the lundberg survey says the national average is 3-dollars 97- cents for a gallon of regular unle >>> gas prices fell nearly a dime over the past two weeks. the lundburg survey saying the na

next question. >> hi, scott. i am are residents of diamond heights. as you know, i neighbor of ours encountered a pack of eight coyotes. they were not intimidated by him. >> [unintelligible]

[applause] >> thank you, scott. supervisors, first of all, i want to thank supervisors wiener for the nomination. i want to thank all of you for the hard work that you do. i could not do what you do. you have a very tough job. in here to accept the honor today with a great deal of humility and maybe a little bit of pride. i am truly humbled to be associated with an outstanding leaders, the courage of steven lee. i am also humble because, you know, we get more credit than we deserve, and we sometimes get more blame, but i cannot do any of the stock i'd do without a great staff and board of the chinatown cdc, exemplified by the gang here today. i am also very proud today because i had been a resident of district 8 for 30 years. i am really proud of that fact. i want to apologize to supervisor wiener right now. he tried to visit me a lot last year unsuccessfully. i promise you, before november 2013, i will get my doorbell fixed. i am proud to be a native san franciscan. i have lived in six different districts, i think,

in laurel, scott broom, 9news now. >>> u.s. park police are working to find out what triggered a double shooting on the baltimore washington parkway this morning. two men were shot while in their car near riverdale road. one man was shot in the arm, the other man was shot in the stomach. medics rushed both victims to the hospital with nonlife- threatening injuries. police are now looking for a suspect. the northbound lanes of the parkway have been reopened. a rockville couple is in the hospital after an explosion leveled their home. we told you about this explosion on ashley drive yesterday. the blast scattered debris all over the neighborhood and of course it woke up neighbors. fire investigators say the explosion happened shortly after the husband was working on a dryer in the home. >> one of the pipes that was being worked on did leak gas throughout the night. eventually this gas leaking into the house eventually found an ignition source at which point the house did explode. >> neighbors say the couple moved into the home ju

>> who is scott robinson? >> he owns housing court inc.. >> i don't know why you brought bay drugs into it. what was this bay and drug thing? >> there is the reason for you to investigate his financial connections because that would be the interest of bay drugs. >> if you are making a suggestion that someone else's testimony is tainted, you would make sure that your client, even though there once removed, did not also contribute. -- even though they are once removed, did not contribute. >> i'm understand that and that is an excellent point, commissioners. i would point out that i have never actually met mr. robinson. i have dealt entirely with ms. morgan. i have no financial interest in this case. i'm doing this case simply because i believe in the strength of my client's position and have a lot of sympathy for that community. i used to live in the tenderloin. my mind and heart is with that community and that is why i am representing the appellants. >> to contribute to a campaign is someone's first amendment r

. >> [unintelligible] >> scott may want to address this as well, but the $2,500 may be was not enough of an incentive, and we think doubling it to 5000 -- especially for small businesses that have thin margins to take advantage. we do -- starting a new program, we were uncertain about the demand on the client side. we kept the match quite low with the total money we had. we are quite confident giving the remainder of the budget we have, that we can place 300 folks. scott wants to add as well. >> i think trent is totally right about increasing from $2,500 to $5,000. but the other aspect of what we're doing this today is to get this out to the small business community. i sent out an e-mail to about 500 small businesses. i got 70 to 80 responses. most of them did not know it existed. >> [unintelligible] so, the $5,000 only covers you so far. maybe the business doesn't pay. you know, $10,000 -- >> carolyn, that is a good question. that is what we are testing, right? we will see in the next couple months, a few months what kind of uptake we get on the private side as well as clients. if th

sneak peek coming up. >>> i'm in for scott mcgrew this morning. tech world, update on sony's playstation. intel tries to give apple a run for its money coming up. >> looking like video games, 3-d mavs but no game. real-life, folks.lyooth.trsmoot. more traffic today as folks Ñ >> and how it isback,[szp. tuesdayíñ>3 >>> welcome back, everyone. good tuesday morning. if you are starting your workweek, here is a live look outside. beautiful golden gate bridge. looks like traffic is moving smoothly across span.yw!gss eelf highways of the bay area coming up in just a little bit p like. 5:52. pg&e will begin pipeline testing in newark today. lit test the pipe that runs west of the lake district. test willing run through june 24. pg&e is performing tests on about 150 miles of aging natural gas pipelines. similar to the one that exploded in san bruno. as promised, check the morning commute with mike. >> you committed me to a lot. whole bay area. look over here to antioch where we have the slowing different than the last couple of days. slow towards 6:00.

. >>> and residents near scotts valley are worried about landslides. >>> in aptos some cliff side homes could be in danger again. some residents have build their own makeshift retaining walls and they aren't very effective. the office of emergency services says it will monitor the situation even after it stops raining. >>> the storm has officials in san pablo reconsidering whether to drop the emergency declaration for a landslide there. six homes are still threatened by a wall of mud. last night the city council decided to hold off on rescinding the declaration until june. the city manager told us today the slide hasn't moved in four weeks and it's unlikely the city would receive state or federal disaster funds. >>> all these storms have detoured top cyclists from the tour of california. locals are hoping that fans will still show up despite the threat of rain. sal castaneda has the story. >> reporter: it was raining here a little bit. as you can see it's bike night here in livermore and some people are gathered. a couple of dozens, stage four will begin here in the downtown area. but s

i use scotts turf builder. it makes the roots really strong. [ man] the stronger the roots, the stronger and healthier your lawn's gonna be. hearing the roots, like, "i need food. i need nutrition." [ man #2 ] do i think feeding makes a difference? look at my lawn. this is healthy. it looks good, right? it's strong. look at this. feeding makes all the difference in the world. it's a no-brainer. [ male announcer ] scotts turf builder. feeding pays. it is the best thing you could do for your lawn. . >>> in tonight's health alert implant able hard defibrillators save lives but it can be risky. there is a new type that may reduce some of the risks without compromising efficiency. it's planted underneath the skin instead of this the heart. according to a report from the international heart ribbon society. the new device performed with 100% accuracy. >>> asthma cases are on the rise in the u. s. researchers say the number of people diagnosed with the condition grew by 4.3 million between 2001 and 2009. the report sho

. >> reporter: those that see are amazed at what scott weaver has built with just glue and toot picks, a vision of san francisco from its cable cars to its rows of victorian houses. >> this is art. this is art. >> why tooth picks? why not? >> weaver says he has used at least 100,000 toot picks to recreate virtually every landmark in the city. >> i mean, the amount of time and detail in this people are going to say this guy is crazy. >> who would spend thousands of hours making this? that's me. >> reporter: working on it for 36 years. >> my mom always said scotty get that thing done, get it out of your wife's living room now on display at the science museum where he is giving guided tours. just follow the ping-pong ball. >> transamerica building. paintedded ladies. go into chinatown under the bridge. goes into the palace of fine arts dropping down into that building. world series trophy for the giants. shoot the tube underneath this guy's surfboard then come down here across the golden gate bridge. >> it is a piece of art no. question. it is absolutely art and it is beautiful. >> that'

i use scotts turf builder. it makes the roots really strong. [ man] the stronger the roots, the stronger and healthier your lawn's gonna be. hearing the roots, like, "i need food. i need nutrition." [ man #2 ] do i think feeding makes a difference? look at my lawn. this is healthy. it looks good, right? it's strong. look at this. feeding makes all the difference in the world. it's a no-brainer. [ male announcer ] scotts turf builder. feeding pays. it is the best thing you could do for your lawn. >>> and welcome back. several hundred jobs could be up in the air as cons constellation energy emergencies with another company. according to the baltimore sun, they plan to sell three coal fire plants in baltimore and anne arundel counties. 300 people work at both plants and another 450 work in support roles that assist the plants. it's unclear what proposed merger between constellation and exelon means for the workers. >>> this morning the army is going to demonstrate lead free bullets at aberdeen proving ground. the

scott-heron was 62 years old. >>> coming up, a dubious anniversary. the first aids case discovered three decades ago. why do we stand now? dr. sanjay gupta takes a closer look at the fight against aids and medical advances 30 years late later. >> ask not what your country can do for you. >> it was the dawn of a new hopeful age. >> the problems are not all solved and the battles are not all won and we stand today on the edge of a new frontier. >> president john f. kennedy, jfk, and then there was bobby. >> we to make an effort to understand and get beyond difficult times. >> and teddy, the third to reach the u.s. senate. >> too many of our senior citizens are being forced to choose between neglecting their ailments. >> at home there was ted and his wife joan. teddy, jr., kara, and patrick, who was the youngest by six years. it was july of 1967, patrick's birth made headlines. just five days old and people wondered if he would run for president. the same issues he talked about in public, were those part of the dinnertime discussion? >> my dad and my unc

business and tech reporter scott budman outside the shark tank with this story. scott, this is a huge weekend, really something for everybody. >> yeah, you're right, and the fans are ready for it. we already have a rally going on down the street outside the arena. we've got fans lining up to take their seats inside for the game. and with so much entertainment coming to the hp pavilion in the next week, local businesses are ready to go, too. if you think the sonoma chicken coop is business now, just wait. businesses like this one -- >> we have women's over here. >> and this one, feeling the love as the sharks, prince, and the traveling glee show all come to san jose over the next few days. >> we see 30%, 40% increase in sales, jump in sales when an event's going on. >> reporter: and it seems half the entertainment world is coming here. good for business. >> shirts are great. we do alternative sports apparel for various fans so it's the perfect time of year for it. >> reporter: good for the fans. >> i work tonight, but i'm ready to go, and they're going to win the

. >>> gil scott heron has died in new york city. he was best known for the 1970 politically and socially charged song "the revolution will not be televised." scott-heron's music in 2008 in an interview he revealed he contracted hiv after years of battling drug and alcohol addictions. gil scott-heron was 62 years old. >>> in pakistan the taliban are claiming responsibility for blast that left eight people dead and another dozen wounded. it happened near the border. a pro-government militia fighting the taliban was the target. the spokesman says the attack like others is a payback for the killing of osama bin laden. >>> we're checking out reports of a live explosion in the libyan capital of tripoli this morning. we're told it's near the gadhafi palace. we'll pass on more information as it comes to us here. >>> the u.s. state department is urging american citizens to get out of yemen as the violence escalates between anti-regime tribesmen and yemeni security forces. the small arms fire heard yesterday in the yemeni capital has grown lo

. >>> hello, again i am don scott. >> i am jessica kartalija knee begin with breaking news where a tractor trailer struck an overpass over the inner loop of the beltway. we are over the scene. captain mike good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. we are at the inner loop at park heights avenue where around 9 this morning, a piece of heating and air conditioning oversized load you can see one of the two identical pieces of equipment transported along the fast lane of the beltway struck the bridge overpass where park heights overpass is the beltway. and it caused the metal underneath the bridge to twist slightly. you are seeing state highwayinspectors inspecting the underside of the park heights avenue bridge. now for a short time, the beltway was completely closed in the inner loop. now they have allowed two lanes to pass by as the state highway workers continue the inspection one lane of northbound park heights avenue is continuing. so if you in the area, you will be able to get north of the beltway. on park heights but expect delays in the area. the beltway for most of the morning was

next question. >> hi, scott. i am are residents of diamond heights. as you know, i neighbor of ours encountered a pack of eight coyotes. they were not intimidated by him. >> [unintelligible] >> there is a daycare center in the park. these coyotes are now committing what animal control calls unacceptable behavior. as the numbers grow exponentially and they become more aggressive, i want to know what the city plans to do about it? right

stuart scott,. >> mike: michael wilbon, jon barry. hello, my name is dwyane wade. what happened to d-wade, how did he get going so effectively, guys? >> when he comes out three-plus hours early to shoot and work up a sweat. not just shoot to be out there. but he clearly decided that the 12.4 points, five turnover guy was not going to be the wade that was going to start this series. and everybody on that team knew they needed to win game one more than boston did. they had to win game one. wade started to set the tone for it. >> check this out. here's the graphic comparing game one d-wade against the celtics regular season. check out the field goal percentage. 66% to 28%. now, you said he decided. j.b., is that just a matter of he decided it or did spoelstra and the heat and the team decide? >> i think it's dwyane wade. when you're that great a player, arguably one of the top three or five players in the game, in my opinion, that's what happens. i mean, you're not going to keep a great player down, and he decided today it wasn't going to happen. i know ray allen had

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scott broom reports that today the county council decided it was powerless to enforce the program. >>> maryland and immigrant rights organizations rallied in front of the montgomery county council building disguising its disappointment. >> tens and thousands of people who are honest, hard working residents of the county are too afraid to call police. >> casa and much of the county council are opposed to a new federal program that requires local police departments to send fingerprints of all suspects they handle to immigration authorities. the program is called secure communities and its an ever growing number of illegal immigrants. >> one of those is florinda, a mother of three now threatened with deportation to guatemala after accused of selling phone cards without a license. >> victims come forward and talking and reporting abuses to our local law enforcement officials. >> it's an argument most council members agree with. today, rather than making good on a threat to opt out of secure communities, the council voted for a water downed resolution to carefully monitor the program and a

warren burger, sinclair lewis, j paul getty, eugene mccarthy, f scott fitzgerald, walter mondale, william and charles mayo, and bob dylan. also minnesota is a border states of iowa. iowa knows minnesota and minnesota knows iowa. so penn's minnesota background, particularly as governor, gives him an edge in the iowa caucuses and iowa's presidential primary. together these races add up to the kingmaker, the king then goes on to win more caulk busses primaries, collectively fingerrering the party's favorite for the november 2012 presidential election. bit way, here's of former governor of former governor tim pawlenty. age 50, white, married, two teenage daughters, ana and mara. university of minnesota, ba in doctor of law. practicing attorney, 15 years. minnesota's state legislature house of representatives, 10 years. minnesota house majority leader, four years. state of minnesota eight years, 2003-2011. question, can pawlenty win iowa? tim? >> absolutely, and i'm very happy he began by going to iowa and attacking ethanol subsidies, especially because he used to favor them. that takes guts.

i'm scott goldberg in lower manhattan. the story is coming up. >>> u.s.a., u.s.a. >> as word leaked out of osama bin laden's death, new york city's ground zero had the feeling of a sports stadium, long viewed as hallowed ground for many, it was filled with clintons and cheers into the wee hours -- with chants and cheers into the wee hours of the morning. in new york's times square, hundreds were there to take part in this celebration. for the families of the 9/11 victims it is a celebration that is bittersweet. scott goldberg joined us -- joins us live from ground zero where a steady stream of people have been gathering there today to reflect. >> reporter: it is a much more somber atmosphere at ground zero today after those parties last night. today people who are relatives and friends of the victims of 9/11 came back here and while they too say that they are happy to know osama bin laden is dead, for them it is mixed with a sadness that will never fully go away. tara joins thousands of people visiting ground zero as news

now, scott mcgrew, the question is, in trouble for what? >> that is the big mystery. google says it's set that money aside because it's been investigated by the federal government for the way it serves up advertising but hasn't said much beyond that. now, we've known before that google and other silicon valley companies were under at least casual investigation, but google's plan to get ready to pay a fine is an indication at least one of the investigations is much more serious than we realized. >>> meanwhile, a half a billion dollars is a lot of money if you're, i don't know, the state of california. but google? google made more than $8 billion just in the last three months. more google news. "forbes" says the company might start renting laptops to students for $20 a month. the big google io conference continues today in san francisco. google announcing it was unable to reach a deal with record makers over its new music project so the plan is smaller than we hoped but it also announced it was going to allow outside developers to access what it calls its prediction eng