on the "newshour" tonight: economic reporter tom shepardson of the "detroit news" and auto analyst george magliano take us through what's behind this turnaround for a company that just a year ago had nearly $13 billion in losses. >> lehrer: public broadcasting reporters in columbus, ohio, albuquerque, new mexico, san diego, california and columbia, south carolina assess the housing market as foreclosures jumped 9% in july. >> brown: spencer michels wraps up his series on cyber security with a spotlight on online crime.

this is a part of the renewal of detroit, michigan as well. we thank you for bringing it to the city. to all of those folks at city hall that actually believed, that wanted to make this a bigger part of our future. to our friends in the design world where we want to celebrate creativity in the context of procuring a different strategies to solve problems, i think you for the progress as well. -- thank you for the progress as well. to all of our tenants for your commitment in long term to make sure that this day is not a day that will be forgotten, but remembered because he will be here day in and day out, making sure that you celebrate the long term efforts. thank you very much. i want to thank our neighbors for indulging us in this new urban art. thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much, mr. mayor. i would like to turn it over to charlie sheldon. [applause] >> thank you very much, mr. mayer. thank you to everyone at urban farming for making this possible. we try to do our part. first, my name is charlie sheldon. i represent the industrial d

detroit, michigan, a short time ago. we understand now eight firefighters hurt in that building collapse. >> your time now 6:56. former raiders quarterback jamarcus russell made a stunning admission. he told espn he tested positive for co-dean after the raiders picked him in the draft. he is facing charges of could dean possession after being arrested earlier this year. the raiders released him after three disappointing seasons. last knit the raiders beat the dallas cowboys. they were under the leader ship of the raiders new quarterback jason campbell. final score oakland 17, cowboys nine. >> off to a good start. the commute is not off to a good start. an update. >> 580 is the big problem. these are live pick pictures. >> some fog will burn off. temperatures 60s, 80s, 90s, cooler saturday, warmer inland sunday, monday, tuesday. >> thank you. >> anytime. >> thank you very much for watching. we will update that crash in livermore and how soon they can get that road re-opened. >> live from antioch a shooting overnight under

and there are some initiatives in detroit. for example, i worked with the city council to pass an initiative where the employers can no longer ask whether they've been convicted of a crime or not. and so that's helpful in the sense that they can apply without any obstacles. >> larry: this is judge greg mathis, you know him from "the greg maf is show." that's the whole program tonight. prison reform. getting out, getting better. don't go away. >> larry: with us is judge greg mathis. joining us is duane "dog" chapman. the star dog of "the bounty hunter," now going into his seventh season. he's also served time at the texas penitentiary in huntsville for accessory to murder. and felicia peerson, actor and author, she started the show's the wire." she served six years in prison for first-degree murder. dog, you are certainly proof you can turn a life around. did prison help you in any way? >> yes, sir. hi, larry. prison helped me all the way. i mean, i did not like it back in the '70s. texas was the only self-sufficient prison. th

flooding on i-80 from detroit to albuquerque. and on i-75 from pittsburgh to indianapolis. wet on each end on i-95 and on i-10 along the gulf coast. flash flooding on i-15, 25 and 40 in the rockies. >> if you are flying today, expect airport delays in denver, chicago, detroit, new york, philadelphia, washington and new orleans. >>> and now, to the latest warning about dietary supplements. americans shelled out $27 billion on them last year. but "consumer reports" has just singled out 12 ingredients said to be linked to a string of health problems, from cancer to kidney damage. here, now, is lisa stark. >>> reporter: dietary supplements are a booming business. 150 million americans take them, but now a warning from "consumer reports" about ingredients that may hurt, not help. >> with the dozen supplements that we've identified, we think it's all risk and no benefit. >> reporter: what the magazine calls the dirty dozen are marketed for everything from weight loss to coughs to anxiety and depression and a host of other ailments. but "consumer reports" says each can have seriou

i had charge of the chicago and detroit editions for a while. all the copy from those two cities--the editors from those desks out there would send their copy to me. they worked with me, and i put their paper together. [typewriters clacking] >> narrator: stories from around the country came into the courier by telephone, telegraph, and through the mail. the stories were polished and proofed and then turned over to the editors, who decided which stories would make it into the paper. the pages were turned into printing plates on huge linotype machines in the courier's own printing plant. photos were carefully chosen and added to the layout. when all was ready, the big presses would roll. >> the first editions to go out would be the pacific coast, 'cause it was the farthest away, and then it was followed by the new york and detroit editions, then philadelphia and washington d.c. edition, then texas and the southwest and southern editions, and each one had its own time limit. the first four pages belonged to that particular community, detroit, phila

and there are some initiatives in detroit. i work with the city council where we passed an initiative where the employers can no longer ask whether they've been convicted of a crime or not. so that's helpful in the sense when they can apply without any obje obstacles. >> larry: this is another aspect. lots more. it's the whole program tonight, prison reform, getting out, getting better. don't go away. when i grow up, i'm going to own my own restaurant. i want to be a volunteer firefighter. i'm going to go there. [ female announcer ] at aarp we believe you're never done growing. i want to fall in love again. [ female announcer ] discover the best of what's next at aarp.org. [ male announcer ] nature valley sweet & salty nut bars... they're made from whole roasted nuts and dipped in creamy peanut butter, making your craving for a sweet & salty bar irresistible, by nature valley. basic.? preferred. okay. at meineke i have options, and 50% off brake pads and shoes. my money. my choice. my meineke. >> larry: we're back. with us is

spokane. >> flying today, you can expect airport delays in chicago, new orleans and miami along with detroit. >>> the flight attendant turned hero has been re-released from jail. >> his explosive exit from the job has hit home with unhappy workers everywhere and talking for the first time since his arrest. mike marusarz is joining us with details. >> reporter: he is facing serious charges but even before he said a word after being thrown in jail, he also gained a lot of support. steven slater's exit from jail -- >> are you going to lose your job? >> more than likely. >> reporter: not as spectacular as the one that landed him in the national spotlight. >> tell me about all the support you've gotten. >> it's been very, very appreciated. >> reporter: the jetblue flight attendant was working a flight in new york monday. prosecutors say a passenger ignored his order to stay seated. her luggage hit him in the head infuriated passengers say slated loaded an expletive laced resignation on the p.a. system. >> did he just swear at a passenger on the intercom? that never happens. >> reporter: he grabbe

here is election night coverage for wdiv-tv in detroit. >> welcome to the special decision. tonight, the field for michigan's next governor has been narrowed to two. >> the results continue to comment but it will be a narrow snyder face of this fall. he has won the democratic primary for governor. he beat out the speaker of the michigan house by quite a wide margin, 18 points. that is 57% of the vote counted. >> attorney general mike cox kidman third. -- came in a third. snyder will lead the republicans in the general election. >> toughnerds found ways for people to vote republican. you are exactly right. the one nerd camp -- the one to n tougherd -- a the onetough nerd campaign worked. this is a man who went to the race as a bed of an outsider who is not a career politician. he has been criticized widely for skipping through the base for you can hear the crowd chanting," let's go ,rick." he said he would not come to the 2.llroom until 11:0 it looks like he is making his way into the ball right now. he was staying in his hotel room at the marriott since about 2:00 this after

but probably don't know much about or called insane clown posse it's an american hip hop group out of detroit who has been around since the early ninety's ninety's and i've been putting out records on a regular basis now throughout these years they've also gained quite a following their followers or groupies are called juggalos and the females are called jekyll let's now these people identify closely with insane clown posse and even consider themselves one big family for the most part these juggalos share many characteristics or face paint just like the musicians do during a detroit soda called faygo and they consider the violent and hate filled lyrics of i.c.p. a catharsis for aggression and many juggalos have been associated with crimes ranging from robbery to murder and some states even consider these groupies to be again banning their music and paraphernalia and on top of that insane clown posse hosts an annual concert called the gathering of the juggalos take glimpse at this documentary of some of their past gatherings. the people there were. like. ok we'll be following you know we're go

detroit, ano they were here under a legal provision. but they were going back e going ba to yemen with their final destination. apparently to it's not clear why they shipped all these things in the bags. bags.t has raised serious raised seripecially with the approach of the september 11th with the approach hey may have bee been a kind of dvance team coming here? >> that is a concern. >> thank you, brian ross. >> t shockd a real shock today from inspection inspection of those two iowa egg farms at the center wa egg farms at thwide recall of more than half a billion eggs. eggs.nella has been linked to the contaminated feed. the but the report based on two geks of inspections that just t justd up today provided a long provided a-turning list of ilthy conditions. here's chris bury. filthy >> reporter: what fda inspectors >> r fda inspearms owned by two big iowa egg producers after that iowa egg almonella poisoning can only be described as disgusting. gg ands is shocking. it's an industrywide practice that has to stop. >> reporter: at wright

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she's from detroit, went to wayne state university. she was named the poet laureate of detroit, an acclaimed african american poet. listen. listen to these words. it sums up all that i've been saying. "i wouldn't coax the plant if i were you. "such watchful nurturing may do it harm. "let the soil rest from so much digging, "and wait until it's dry before you water it. "the leaf's inclined to find its own direction. "give it a chance to seek the sunlight for itself. "much growth is stunted by too careful prodding, "too eager tenderness. "the things we love... we have to learn to leave alone." thank you. thank you, thank you. thank you. thank you. that poem is one of the most beautiful and moving things i have ever heard. i just absolutely loved it. this entire program has been an incredible experience, and we're so fortunate to have dr. dyer in the studio with us and on public television. and if you had been in the audience to watch wayne live, you would have been on your feet applauding, just like those people that you saw. but there i

. >> main stage's loud efts performance was about bief the detroit native high strung. they had an energyic performance. the concert was a plash back to the kinks and the who and tv shows like hala blue. ladies and gentlemen. the high strung. [music] >> hope you enjoyed this look back at some of the entertaining guests that graced the stage of the main library. you can watch more highlights from main stage on you tube and new episodes on sfg. org. watch for more readings, speakers and performances during the next year. we leave you with a bonus performance from the high strung. and a thank you to everybody that made the last season possible.

portero , miren el pase de acuña con el gol , el mismo despuñs cerro la victoria para el tigres de detroit y club deportivo querñtaro (querñtaro, querñtaro) jugo , el pase de gutierrez , los gallos siguen cantando con la victoria y la máquina sigue por dos sobre el club deportivo atlante (cancún, quintana roo) que juegan lclub deportivo estudiantes (zapopan, jalisco) con club deportivo toluca (toluca, estado de mñxico) , tambiñn el club deportivo manchester united en el estadio de las club deportivo chivas de mñxico , rafael márquez dijo adiós dejando abierta la puerta para fútbol de estados unidos y la fecha de los gigantes de san francisco que tienen ahora a martínez con los medias rojas de boston , quesos con 7 bateadores con un error en la septima entrada pero los gigantes de san francisco vienen con el bate , el estado de san francisco gano el segundo partido a los dodgers los angele , estos ahora tienen a lili pero lo cambiaron con los el equipo de fútbol americano no sino con los cachorros de chicago , juan manuel contra díaz , guerrero contra joel sotomayor , quiere d

and the christians who were in iraq for years that were you know most of those huge communities in detroit michigan they still look at the worst of success so it depends on where you are and your relationship with saddam over the time period before but in my perspective i'm for the united states i think the war is a huge failure maybe our greatest and foreign policy in the history of our country do you agree. i think it was a huge failure i think the reason that the reason that the u.s. and britain went to war in iraq in the first place was because they thought it would be used. and robin cook who was one of the few outspoken opponents of the of the nation in the first place the british member of parliament he said if you direct had the weapons that we say that they have we would never it's like when he was absolutely right. we saw that we could be the bully boy and that we could have our way in the region with very little cost and it's been proven to be wrong well ok that said today we have president obama speaking to veterans about this and he seems to be talking about it all in positive

. >> main stage's loud efts performance was about bief the detroit native high strung. they had an energyic performance. the concert was a plash back to the kinks and the who and tv shows like hala blue. ladies and gentlemen. the high strung. [music] >> hope you enjoyed this look back at some of the entertaining guests that graced the stage of the main library. you can watch more highlights from main stage on you tube and new episodes on sfg. org. watch for more readings, speakers and performances during the next year. we leave you with a bonus performance from the high strung. and a thank you to everybody that made the last season possible. [applause] >> as the city of san francisco has grown, there are a number of cultural organizations that have grown with it. the san francisco symphony, the ballet, and ensure we are celebrating the 75th anniversary of the san francisco museum of modern art's. one of the things many of our viewers may not understand about museums is the way they grow and evolve is really about a broad. his patient and support from many individuals wh

detroit ought to be a tax-free zone for 10 years because it is a total disaster. the >> this said that they did not normally agree with me but they like this kind of idea. i was startled at how many people came to the meeting, and they have the same interest that you do. >> i am with christian college. i am not going to ask you, but i am sure that whatever you decide to do will be appreciated. a quick question -- the argument in manhattan is that freedom of religion does not allow us to step in and impose. how would you respond to that argument? >> first of all, there are over 100 mosques in new york city. there is no question about -- and i agree with that context. -- i look at the contrast with saudia arabia. have a synagogue or a church in saudi arabia, just one in the whole country. i want to participate in a interfaith discussion. i am perfectly happy to have this conversation. if they would take at 13-story mosque and bill the in the bronx, i am all for it. but to pick a site close to the world trader in -- world trade center and expect the rest of us to be

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a mild 77 in the twin cities. 82 in chicago. 83 in detroit. nearly 90 here in new york. and 92 in miami. >>> all right, get ready to put your fingers over your ears. this is going to be loud. it was a hair-raising pitch miss piggy and company could have heard from a mile away. >> soo-weeeeeeee! here, pig pig pig pig pig! >> the crowd went hog wild at the illinois state fair as contestants tested their skills in the annual hog-calling contest. winner kyle bart is a self-described city boy who's actually never called a real hog. >> it looks like he's eating the microphone. that's what it looks like we're looking at. he says like anything in life you just have to study and watch. and he clearly studied enough to nail it, beating out the guy with the corn on his head. >> you want to try? do you want to go for it? >> in the break. >> we'll be right back. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement nsurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn'

. >> hello, detroit! >> reporter: after 18 months in office, president barack obama knows that many americans are not happy with his job performance. but what grade would the president give himself? do you feel sometimes like your administration is not given the credit it deserves? >> yes. >> reporter: a conversation with the president later on sunday morning. >> osgood: doo wop is a form of pop music that was going on strong long before president obama was born. this morning jeff greenfield catches up with some of its best-loved practitioners. >> you don't remember me but i remember you. 'twas not so long ago you broke my heart in two. tears on my pillow, main in my heart. >> reporter: later on sunday morning, old-time rock'n'roll half a century later. >> oh, baby. >> osgood: hef is the nickname of hugh hefner the founder of a magazine some folks used to claim they read only for the interviews. this morning bill wind chill kerr will interview hef. >> reporter: just say the name hugh huff er in and chance

big time baptist church in detroit. please welcome the reverend christian adams. >> we bring you greetings from detroit, michigan, and we thank god for those who made the drive from detroit, michigan, and from every state. we are going to march against injustice. people ask us, why are you still marching? in 2010? well, my mind went back to september of 1963, after the march on washington. we had a terrible tragedy. the dream turned into a nightmare. . were blown up , murdered in birmingham, alabama at the 16th street baptist church. and when martin luther king, junior, preached the you'llology, he said that those four little girls, though they were dead, they were living and speaking. speaking to the politicians that serve their constituencies , the stale bread and spoiled meat of racism. speaking to the clergy that were hiding behind their stained glass windows and cloistrd hallways. speaking to all who stood passively on the sidelines instead of engaging in the struggle for justice and they are speaking to us today.

one area has been hit twice in five years and i and detroit -- and i am from detroit and i feel hurricane katrina it 25 years ago. small businesses need to feel they are part of the solution. i think that is an excellent observation and part of the discussion that's necessary. >> i would actually agree. i think there are things the government can do like major individuals and communities understand what their responsibilities are and what their options are to prepare for disaster. if some organization store data of sight, they might survive a disaster. that might make all the difference and that is a simple solution. getting that training down to communities -- there has been a movement since hurricane katrina for others to get involved to make sure the communities are prepared. that is a perfect government role. government should be facilitating that information sharing and make sure it gets a. down incentives are not a bad idea at the state level for those type of preparedness. keeping with my larger thing about how government can screw up disaster response, the greatest hurdle for busi

the failed detroit airliner bombing shows u.s. intelligence still struggles to connect the dots. the suspect's father told the u.s. embassy of his concerns and there were reports of a suspect meeting militance in yemen. he is restricting that internal flow is not an answer to stemming leaks. >> i would be the last dukeland this will never happen again. -- i will be the last to claim this will never happen again. >> pakistan is still in the grip of disaster. for those who escaped floods, disease and hunger are new threats. the president scrapped the independence day celebration. the un is warning of more rising floodwaters in provinces where the indus river runs. >> it is a disaster of epic proportions. for a nation already broke, another huge burden to bear. the floods have killed 1600 people so far. aid agencies are warning disease could bring a second wave of deaths. they are worried about malaria and infections. the most vulnerable are the young and the old, but the biggest problem is diarrhea which can be fatal. so far 36,000 acute cases have been registered. this man is one

i went to detroit, seattle and everywhere in between three i went to salt lake city which has a rich arts organization and my last stop was boise, idaho. a dance organization is headquartered there and they are treated like rock stars. that is what is so wonderful about this to work. othe was concerned about keeping the arts help a, but there was tremendous passion from board members and staff members. >> what has happened with the media, internet, and all the stuff you can do in your home, what has happened with attendance? >> there is a strong competition that comes with online entertainment. ticket pricing has been used to balance our budgets too much over the last 30 or 40 years. to give prices have gotten too high for a lot of people who have come to think of the arts as reluct-irrelevant to them -- irrelevant to them. you can buy a computer and watch the arts forever. we have to start to address how much we are charging for our tickets and how we bring people into arts theaters in light of this competition. on the other hand, the internet has become our best friend. we cannot c

new orleans 98. 80s from fargo to detroit. 91 in salt lake city. 81 in portland and 88 in albuquerque. >>> it is girl power like you've never seen before. a teenager with a ponytail who can put most grown men to shame. >> that's right. meet 16-year-old jessica bead of oklahoma. she is the only girl weightlifter representing the u.s. in the first ever youth olympic games. jessica got into the sport when she was just 9. and now she can lift nearly 220 pounds over her head. >> whoa. i feel so weak right now. the games begin in singapore in two weeks. jessica said she was nervous at first but now she's ready to see her heavy lifting and hard work pay off. >> good for her. certainly be rooting for her. that's great. >> we'll be right back. hoveround power chair? the statue of liberty? the grand canyon? it's all possible ith a hoveround., tom: hi i'm tom kruse, inventor rand founder of hoveround., when we say you're free to see the world, we mean it. call today and get a free overound information kit, that includes a video and full color brochure. dennis celorie: "it's by far the best chair

i recently caught up with him in detroit to talk about how he's dealing with life after losing a son and his legendary career. eddie lavert is our "headliner." eddie, i want to talk about i recently saw you guys on stage. >> yes. >> and i told you that night and i'm telling you again, now, this is, i've seen you all for years. this is the baddest show that i've ever seen. what is it that you all are doing that really -- that audience did not sit down from beginning to end. >> we finally got a chance to re-address who the ojs really are. you know, in the early '70s they called us the messengers so we got a chance to put in a lot of those songs like, give the people what they want. we got a chance to incorporate, people get ready by the impressions with love train. this is a great thing. ♪ people all over the world, join hands ♪ ♪ start a love train, love train ♪ >> and we're trying to appeal to our core. >> when you all started, did you have any inkling that you could have gone on like this? this is remarkable. >> no, no. i didn't think or didn't realize or didn't even project

the failed detroit airliner bombing shows u.s. intelligence still struggles to connect the dots. the suspect's father told the u.s. embassy of his concerns. there were reports of the suspect meeting militants in yemen. history in that internal flow is not an answer to stemming leaks. keeping a better eye on how is used may be. >> i would be the last to claim this would never happen again. >> the arguments over the impact of the leaks on the ground go on. >> a sierra leone human rights commission once south africa to hand over uncut diamonds given to naomi campbell by charles campbell. she told the war crimes trial she received a gift of dirty looking stones in 1997. the human rights group wants to sell them to help thousands of victims. police in south africa ended a search for more bodies in a gold mine run by jacob zuma. they're continuing investigations that up to 20 miners were shot dead by security miners. bodies were recovered on thursday. the un secretary general has called on burma's military authorities to free political detainees and head of the elections planned. in th

last year, a nigerian student was arrested on a flight traveling the other way from amsterdam to detroit. he was charged with attempting to detonate the bomb on board. on this occasion, there were two federal air marshals on the flight. the it team men were close to each other but they did not know each other. -- the two men were seated close to each other. there are some uncomfortable questions for airline security to answer. as regards to the content of those bags, secret officials say it is not unusual for mobile phones and washin -- for mobile phones to be taped together like this. >> drilling has begun on a rescue shaft to free the miners who are trapped in chile. they have been stuck for longer than any other miners in history. they had been investigating the mine for its safety record long before this disaster happened. >> workers set up the main drill above the minezbv7 had and they began to dig a shaft. the midst of the desert covered the whole top. it would take three or four months to complete horton. -- had to complete. they are having to dig at half a mile down. a cage will

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and a >> a strange police in detroit, a body parts scattered. to arms, one like to and african-american male. two different farms were fou these streets were shot off,d at this point, did no idea who or why? >> this is a school buses crashed in indiana. they were going to school in brooklyn county and it collided with a dump truck. -ripley county. 10 students injured but not seriously parents rushed to the scene. and not clear what caused this crash. >> not guilty from roger clemens the seventh time si young winner is facing six felony counts of lying to congress about his use of steroids. heather donald shows us whenever roger clemens could be the first athlete to go to prison over the use of performance enhancement drugs. >> to win five years ago, he was in front of 2.5 years ago. after swearing to patrol the truth, he and his former trainer. >> let me be clear! i have never taken have drugs. >> i injected those trucks at by post-performance enhancing drugs. >> after a with three counts, to two counts, one count of obstruction of congress for.

what is it, 75% of young brother dropping out in detroit? that's a national crisis.ç where's the urgency? where is the sense of emergency? you see what i mean? when you look at the schools and the jobsxd and the psyches andx forth, we know that the crisis is deep, but we turnç ouróo eyo celebrities. we turn our eyes to electedl officials. we turn our eyes to self-medication, addiction to whatever it is. it could be addiction to -- >> this stems from a sense of amqotency, you think? >> a sense of not really knowing how to get traction in a ok market-driven society with a 24/7 cycle of news and the preoccupation with ççright-win talk show hosts and so on and sd forth. we wonder how do we accent our crisis? i think people are frustrated how you go about it? that's the role of éeim!%a1ñ and it's one of the reasons why this book for me is very important because you get one example of a person who is an extension of a peoples, of a tradition, of a struggle that suffering and tell truth about it and see what we can do38z rar than a lot of the superficial glitz th

i have an interview with his ex-wife in detroit. they worked -- he worked there in the '80s and they were still close at the time he died. >> when can people see it. >> tonight at 8:30, kqed. >> that's the latest from here, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> an interesting look at a tragic killing. thank you. >>> protester also rally in the east bay today against nuclear reps on the 65th anniversary of hiroshima. the peace and justice center will gather outside the lawrence livermore national laboratory. activists say people are still suffering from the effects of the atomic bomb. they say it's time to remove nuclear weapons from the military. the lab was built in the 1950s and deals with national security and nuclear technology issues. >>> for the first time, the united states is participating in japan's annual memorial of the atomic bombing of hiroshima. u.s. representatives joined 73 nations in the ceremony that focussed on the hope of creating a nuclear-free world. more than 140,000 people were killed by the bombing or died

recovered the body of a teenage girl after a flash flooding swept through cars off the road this was near detroit i want and your looking at the scene from earlier today her body was on this afternoon about 10 hours after the cars were washed from the road. the flash flooding was triggered by severe thunderstorms and rain in the area. nearby creek overflowed authorities say they did rescue 10 people. >> in northwestern china hope is fading in the search for more than 600 people still missing landslides and flooding have been a terrible problem and have swallowed it whole community after heavy rain caused the river overflowed. three villages buried in water. more than a thousand people dead. severe flooding continues to cause destruction and pakistan the one asking for half a billion dollars in aid after what they're calling the worst monsoon related floods in memory. more than a thousand people died and they say millions need help right away and our fear is that the disaster could leave the country vulnerable to caliban attacks. >> looking at traffic in walnut creek it's that time of the day its

do you ever get on stage and go, hello, detroit, and people are, what the heck? >> well, i have gone on stage and not known exactly where i was, and i am like, hey, you guys. >> reporter: to the crucial backstage comforts. why are musicians so picky about the exact foods they have to have in their rooms or did you commission this specific food? >> don't touch my fritos. you frito-nabber. >> reporter: i opened up the bag and got one, and i got yelled at because i touched rob thomas' frit fritos. moving on, the day starts a full ten hours before the show. the crew preps the stage, and lights and sound and most importantly rob's piano and guitars. >> that new car smell. >> reporter: five hours later, rob gives them a go at the all-important sound check where we got our own private performance. ♪ i don't want to be ♪ lonely no more ♪ i don't want to have ♪ to pay for this >> reporter: as amazed as i was at the musical tall leapt on stage, i was impressed by the quit wit that i saw off staige. >> i feel bad, because we we are referring to things that go back,

zaerted showers from detroit to new york. thunderstorms from louisiana to florida. and heavy rain from arizona to montana. plus heat advisories from the northern lanes to the gulf coast. >> dallas hits 102. kansas city, 98, omaha, 96. 104 in phoenix, 85 in salt lake city. >>> and a hollywood passing to note this morning. patricia neal has passed away. the actress with the legendary husky voice was a star of stage and screen. she earned an oscar back in 1963. >> neal made an extraordinary recovery of a stroke at the age of 69. she died yesterday at her summer home on martha's vineyard after battling lung cancer. >>> ford gets assistance dealing with its debt. >>> and toronto's brandon morrow, he was as close as he could have been to baseball's six no-hitter of the season. mrut close just doesn't count. stay with us. have you tried honey bunches of oats with real strawberries? wow. it's seriously strawberry. they're everywhere. it's in the bunches, on the flakes, even real strawberries in the mix. can i have some more? honey bunches of oats with real strawberries. it'

but in a suburb of detroit, a judge removed a woman from a trial after saying in her facebook case that it's going to be fun to tell the defendant their guilty. >> that's a blatant violation not to have contact with the outside world about a case. if they do that, it could be a contempt sanction or a mistrial at a minimum. >> reporter: steven clark says courts are trying to catch up with technology. >> courts frequently will admonish jurors at the beginning of the trial that there is to be no texting, facebooking, and no tweeting about a trial while it's going on. >> reporter: presiding judge jamie jacobs may says the warnings has been updated to include social networking. >> when you said don't talk, i didn't mean don't facebook. that's why we changed instruction that that includes all kinds of electronic communication. >> reporter: provide a paper trail of evidence. maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> there are deals to be had for dining out. the internet is full of offers for discounting. if you subscribe to the site, whether you're the restaurant owner or the diner. >> it's gre

. >> the detroit firm has cut costs and axed jobs and is making money again. >> the obama administration still owns two-thirds of gm, learning it the nickname "government motors." the only trustee have is to return here to the stock market. >> it is one of the largest stock offerings ever made by an american corporation and it may not be a coincidence. >> people are going to invest in this company and they want to know who is going to be running the company in the future. i think they have let us know. >> gm is hoping to recapture some of its former glory. >> environmental groups are monitoring images reproduced by nasa showing one of russia's wild fires, just 100 kilometers south of chernobyl, one of the world's -- the site of one of the world's worst nuclear contamination. there is concern that nuclear particles could be thrown into the air. officials say there is no danger at present. >> as russia says, the corner of one crisis is shrinking as temperatures drop. it is remembering another. russian navy flights have been flying at half mast to commemorate the soldiers killed in one of t

started happening in detroit and reno. if you want this to continue, you have to go and give. it does not happen without your support and supporting your community. i know we all do it in different ways, but you have to try to find a way to do more so that stuff like this can continue happen. with that, tomas is going to talk a little bit about the project and the people responsible for it. [applause] >> he just said everything i was going to say, except when we saw this ship last year -- i do not know how many of you were there -- and friday night, when the incredible thing happened that nobody thought could happen -- this rock actually launched, and as it was out there, i had a feeling that it would probably land right here. thank you all for coming out. i do need to thank a number of people that made this possible. chad, andrea lesser l --ester -- lester, thank you all so much, and also, to alex rosenthal who pulled together this event, thank you. have a good time. [applause] >> one of the great things about this art and the other art from the desert that has come to san fr

mostly 80s from fargo to detroit. 90 here in new york. 93 in baltimore. and 102 in dallas. >>> well, the annual list of america's best schools is out. and there is a change at the top. >>> on top of that, tracking the gulf oil. a new study proves that 80% may be lurking beneath the surface. >>> and an oscar-winner gets ready for chemotherapy. ♪ think fast, go slow ♪ now i know ♪ freedom is all that i need [ female announcer ] ladies, raise your spoons. now there's nothing left standing between you and a satisfying breakfast. introducing special k low-fat granola. with 50% less fat than the leading granola and 5 grams of fiber per serving, it's a satisfying way to help you manage your weight. special k low-fat granola -- a taste of freedom. and i wondered what it was. i found out that connected to our muscles are nerves that send messages through the body. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia, thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can provide sign

johnny damon returning to new york for the first time since signing with detroit. first inning, johnny with a shot right to the pitcher. johnny 0-for. can't say the same for ryan raburn. got all of that one in the second. two-run bomb. tigers win, 3-1. loss moves the yanks into a tie with the rays for first in the east. >>> the dodgers continue their late season implosion. ninth inning, 3-2 against the braves. bases loaded for melky cabrera, and melky does a body good. a single to left to score two. atlanta's won 20 games in its final at-bat. braves rally, 4-3. >>> almost a week after mets' closer franke rodriguez got into it with his girlfriend's father at citifield, he'll now need surgery to repair a thumb ligament that tore during the altercation. k-rod will miss the rest of the season. the mets may try to void the remainder of his $29 million contract. >>> things going much better for new york's football team. jets and giants opening up the new $1.6 billion stadium, and then the jets open up eli manning. giants' quarterback hit in the backfield. his helmet come

detroit is the third in the bay area's own napa has the fourth highest for your growth forecast despite the enormous 44.6% drop home prices are expected to rebound quickly. carson city nevada and panama city in florida round out the top five. check all the places in this list is our whats on the web section on www.kron4.com. >> a new artistic addition to san francisco waterfront this large sculpture of a rocket ship has drawn quite a crowd its unveiling this afternoon it's called the raid gone gone stands 40 ft. high and weighs 8 t. it's a collective work of dozens of bay area artist and is located along the embarcadero. this will remain on display until october of next year. >> taking a look outside over downtown san francisco if a mix of the low clouds and a few sun breaks out there. the fog will continue to be a big story in a forecast. all level forecast coming up in just a few minutes. to quit this. - well, how about... - that smokers' helpline? yeah, they can give me a plan. - help me through the rough spots. - so you're ready to... quit? everyone wants me to quit-- my doctor, my

and to david shepardson, who covers the auto industry for the "detroit news." and george magliano an analyst with i.h.s. automotive in new york. david, is it correct to say that g.m. no longer wants to be known as government motors? is that their priority right now, right? >> absolutely. i mean, that label has cost them a fair number of sales, given the anger over bailouts in general and the fact that some of those customers have shifted to ford or chrysler or toyota. i mean, their first priority is to launch this i.p.o. and get the government out of the business, as ed whitaker said, "we want the government out period." >> lehrer: the i.p.o. meaning... explain what that is. >> meaning as early as tomorrow g.m. will file paperwork to set in motion the public sale of its stock. it's not currently traded publicly, that will allow the government to sell off the first big chunk of its stake. the canadian government owns some stock, too, in exchange for the $12 billion it lent g.m. as well as the former bondholders and the united autoworkers health care trust fund o

then detroit, 32%. and kansas city at 29%. but a charter takeover may not work for every student and every area. >> i don't think that the charter model, the 90% charters is the -- it's not going to be for everybody. >> it's not like the public school systems are failing everywhere. >> reporter: the number of public schools deemed failing in new orleans was at 64% in 2005. more recently, that number has dropped to 42% which is still high but a marked improvement. as traditional schools become less and less present in new orleans, charters are filling in and making their presence known, loud and clear. >> and stay tuned for "the nightly news" at 5:30 as brian williams has more from new orleans including what brad pitt is doing on this fifth anniversary. >>> and jeffs not here on the set. he's getting really eat k real in oakland tonight. hey, jeff. >>> hey to the both of you. i've got a good, yet again. we're on the bay in oakland at jack london square where the people are coming out in thdrov to this event. the most important