sean brock is tonight's plate list. >> my favorite food that i'm embarrassed to talk about eating, to a degree, is definitely slim jims. i just think they're so delicious. and if you think about it, slim jims, that's southern. and it's so tasty. it has such a pleasant snap. >> we have buckwheat, oats, all have been braised in a delicious pork stock. to these beautiful mushrooms, going to be sauteed quickly. easily one of my favorite things in the entire univurs, and that's pork belly. it tastes incredible. eat a piece of country hall and drink a little bit of burr bone and tell me that's not the most amazing thing you've ever had. pork and corn. it's the craftsmanship. and it the tradition and care put into those ingredients, and the patience that tastes so good. right at the last minute, stir in that. the greens are hot. we put this right on top of the green mixture and garnish with the beautiful, sweet, delicious, wild mushrooms. we have blueberries that we preserved. that's going to add a beautiful acidity to the dish. i was lucky enough to grow up in a very rural part of virginia

court papers say these items included c four high explosive, brock did igniters and safety fuses. also located work chemicals to qualify as oxidizers and were components to mix and manufacture explosives. he has pleaded not guilty to explosive charges but it's a combination of the explosives and the murders that make vallejo police ask that he be held on $2 million bail. wednesday morning his bail was reduced to $25,000. his attorney maintained he was the victim and all of this. she said is not connected to the murders he is not a flight risk and had no intent to make explosive devices. the district attorney's office did not oppose to reduce bell saying they could not provide the judge with any facts. that means he had written house could return to his home. in vallejo kron 4 news. >> new details about the death of this woman 46 year-old cindy strand the chp says she was killed it during the high speed pursuit that ended at a richmond strip mall. police say her boyfriend and suspect efren valdemoro strangled her with a nylon cord while he was driving 100 mi. an hour down the highw

i -- isaach brock died in the crash. the 16-year-old was later vast arrested for dui. >>> a vallejo man is behind bars for the murder of his girlfriend. police say 39-year-old william ubando flew into a rage, when his girlfriend tried to break up with him yesterday afternoon. police believe he brutally beat her to death in the parking lot of the glencoe park and then put her in his car, and calling his ex-wife and others confessing to the crime. >> there was a large amount of blood located in both her vehicle and his vehicle. the amount of force used by him on her indicated it was an extremely brutal attack. >> the two worked together at a care facility in san rafael and had been dating for ten months. an autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow. >>> police in oakland have issued an important warning for people near lake merritt. they say two women were sex earlier assaulted during robberies on sunday night. one happened at east 18th on lakeshore. the other on third avenue. police believe the same people may be responsible for

. >> reporter: the road brock you see behind me here is one of several police are established throughout the burned perimeter. hundreds can't get into check on their homes. authorities worry about safety and looters. one family spent the day in limbo. they have no idea if their home survived. >> the hardest part is having nothing. having no clothes, no phone, no car, we left on foot. we have nothing. we have a mother-in-law here that took us in. >> reporter: still a lot of memories attached to their home of ten years but no way to find out, at least not today. >> it's hard not knowing. it's hard. i mean everything that we own is in that house. >> reporter: a few folks were allowed in under police escort to get medication or other emergencies. others begged and pleaded just to look. >> just want cross the street and look and see if the house is there. >> reporter: this woman was sure she lost her home of three decades. >> my home was the most happiest, just a beautiful neighborhood, my friends, my neighbors, everybody just a wonderful place to live. now all of the sudden it's all -- every

the classmates have created a memorial for 15-year-old isaac brock. >> he was just a caring person, a loved one, and he knew everybody. >> reporter: he was apparently one of four passengers in a car that officers say lost control and slammed into a truck on know vat oh boulevard. they arrested the 15-year-old driver for suspected drunken driving. some students said they had a school assembly against drinking and driving. >> we bring tees up for a specific reason to tell you not to do this, for you to go off and do it, for me it's hard to understand why someone would do that. >> reporter: the school superintendent says they provide a host of prevention programs but that's not enough. >> you name it, we've got it, but until we're giving the same message at home, in a society, and at school, kids are going to make a decision that is not healthy. >> reporter: a message she plans to hammer home. on thursday and friday they plan to bring in comedian michael prichard for all day seminars and preventing alcohol and drug use. >> the impact he has is very similar to within of the programs we ha

and western nations and drew the wrath of brock a bomber. from. well the us mainstream media has largely been focusing on barack obama building him up as the host the united states running the show it's still been mahmoud ahmadinejad really stealing the spotlight being the main leader in world headlines throughout these last couple of days he has really gotten himself a free one man's reality t.v. show throughout this week in new york with his fiery speeches and countless protests surrounding his persona he has really been in the spotlight addressing the united nations general assembly debate in his speech he said that he believes that americans were behind the events of september eleventh and he actually said that he believes that most of the world knows this and this is something that got the u.s. delegation outraged they left the assembly hall and surprisingly it took a little while for barack obama to react to these comments when he did a deal later he said that their hateful many were thinking that maybe the ukrainian president's words sort o

oldest pitcher to win a pro baseball game and gave up two runs in five plus innings for the brockton brocks. the other team's manager said it felt like a "rocky" movie. after the game, the colorful lee showed teammates why he was once called space man. >> they asked if i would throw out the last pitch and i said not unless i get to throw them all. if i get to throw them all, then i will come down and i will come back down and i'll throw more. >> bill lee just kept on talking. we congratulate him. >>> and when we come back here on "world news" this evening, the nurse and her patient. she couldn't believe who was looking up at her. r. ♪ [ male announcer ] ever have morning pain slow you down? introducing bayer am, an extra strength pain reliever with alertness aid to fight fatigue. so get up and get goin'! with new bayer am. the morning pain reliever. with new bayer am. no oil has flowed into the gulf for weeks, but it's just the beginning of our work. i'm iris cross. bp has taken full responsibility for the clean up in the gulf and that includes keeping you informed. my job is to listen to

isaac brock, the community is remembering the high-school student. >> the vigil for it the 15 year- old that was killed in that accident yesterday was held in a church, it was a bmw that collided with the truck and the team driver of the car has been arrested and charged with manslaughter and see why. the driver whose name has not been released, because he is a minor, will make his first court appearance on september 30th. meanwhile, the funeral services are scheduled for today. in nevada i am reggie >> camorra's for kron4 news> it went to take a break in a 6:51 a.m. and we have the latest with your whether, it is a warm day on tap today and a downright hot weekend that, it is for the be a great one if you're headed to the beach will look at in just a bit. our real national pastime? saving money. and like baseball people love their stats. i started bringing my lunch to work -- 50 bucks a week in my pocket. here's a good one: state farm insures 40 million drivers. more than geico and progressive combined. i saved because i'm accident-free. of course, with so many ways to save including d

. >> reporter: brocks said he received calls like that for months until they finally realized they had the wrong bank of america customer. >> i had no way to put an end to the phone calls. >> reporter: the calls to the bank of america customers came from a debt collection agency, a. c. t. in texas. one of the debt collectors who made the offensive calls, a company supervisor, testified in a lawsuit that he was hired there just seven months after leaving prison. >> a prison mentality. these are the people a.c.t. chose to hire to collect debt for bank of america. >> reporter: the company says the callers were rogue operators and it has since improved oversight. >> what happened did not represent the policies and the work that our employees do. >> reporter: but a jury held both the callers and a.c.t. responsible in a verdict of more than $1.5 million. yet, bank of america continued to use the same debt collection agency. even after we sent them tapes of the phone calls. >> [bleep], [bleep],. >> reporter: the bank refused to talk to us on camera, so we went looking for the ceo. brian moyni

this plant is in the 28 atlanta 00 brock of st. charles parkway. was 30 feet down, it looks like he is emerging from the well right now. we look at the live picture out in charles county. rescuers have been in contact with him for the last hour, working to get him out safely. they don't know if he had been injuredr want. we will find out shortly. so, good news. they rescue the man from that well where he has been over the last hour. >>> we are working on new stories coming up in the news this afternoon. first and 40 o'clock, it is illegal to text while drives, in a number of states, but research shows those rules aren't doing anything to avoid crashes. >> we will be talking to tom brokaw, what he has to say about the new multimillion dollar initiative by bill gates to evaluate teachers in the classroom. and outside right now, clouds, rain earlier today, and rain moving out toward the eastern shore. as tom told us, the clouds, will they brg us more ra? he was telling us we will see some rain, we kw later when we talk to him. they say opposites attra

flames brock out on 9,000 block of brookridge court, montgomery village. firefighters used a lad tore rescue the woman from a sond floor window. the fire began in the kitchen. dama is estimated at $100,000. >>> well, the first woman virginia could excuse the first woman in nearly 100 ears. it's scheduled to go on as planned tomorrow night. the u.s. supreme court refused to stay the execution. teresa lewis received the death sentence after she was convicted of hiring two men to kill her husband and stepson back 2002. she was allegedly trying to collect a quarter million dollar insurance payout. lewis's supporters say she should be spared because she has diminished mentalcapacity. governor mcdonald denied clemency. the last woman to be executed in virginia happened in 1912. >>> this morning we know when d.c. schools chancellor michelle rhee and democratic nominee vincent gray will meet. the long-awaited meeting will happen tomorrow at noon in gray's office in the wilson building. rhee has come under fire for closing schools and firing teachers and principals

unbelievable, 93 degrees at national and we brock a record at dulles with 93 and 91 at baltimore. it's warm outside and 82 in the nation's capitol, 78 at dulles. 75 at baltimore. fredericksburg, 84 degrees and so, the heat definitely on and unbelieve believe about -- unbelievable this time of the year. we have clouds rolling our way and look to the south. there is wet weather on the way as well and we'll keep a close eye on that and tell you when that is going to arrive. in the meantime, partly cloudy night, cooler and breezy, the overnight low, 61 degrees. the full forecast is coming up in a bit. back to you. >> sounds good, see you then. >>> after playing the first two games of the season at fed ex field, the redskins are in st. louis to face the rams tomorrow afternoon. lindsay murphy hit the road and had questions with the locals. >> reporter: good evening from downtown st. louis, you know and i know the redskins are playing the rams this weekend because we have talked about the matchup all week long. i want to know about st. louis, are they a rams country, do you recognize th

. >> reporter: immigration and customs enforcement special agent brock nicholson says four members of the same family were involved in the prostitution ring. 27-year-old, who has admitted one count of you providing false information, drove victims to several secret locations in one area, forcing them to see multiple clients per day, they were kept locked up in several houses. >> the houses had bars on the windows, locks on the outside of the door, we find 11 additional victims, ranging in age from 14 to 28. all confirmed victims, all trafficked for the purpose of prostitution. >> reporter: this case offers a glimpse into how these rings operate. >> a a lot of word of mouth and a lot of the word of mouth actually comes with these little business cards that often have something very innocuous on them that you only would know it is a business card for a prostitution ring if somebody had whisper it had to you. >> reporter: as the former prosecutor, he says the level of cruelty of these prostitution rings is hard to imagine. >> we have situations in the united states, cases that i have wor

that he was simply a different kind of cubeist to picasso, to brock, and then he moved freely from different styles. and in 1914 he was looking at earlier cubism. in 1915 after spending a summer with greece, paintings reltding to greece, and then in 1916 melt works which clearly are indebted to cubism but do something which no cubist pictures ever did, which was to make out of a cubist language enormous paintings. and it's interesting to think about what picasso was feeling about these things. that picasso's cubism tended to be much smaller because it was painting made by the rest. touches added together. matisse's was arm painting, creating large areas. so to imagine picasso seeing this in 1969, it must have been an extraordinary thing for him and for the younger cubists. >> rose: what do you think turned it around? what do you think was the reaction when matisse saw it? >> well, certainly this is in a way the thing at the beginning of the exhibition which is not in the exhibition, of course, because it's down stairs in the collection. >> rose: the shining jewel of the permanent collection.

robert brock still seeing that frog hanging into the peninsula even into the afternoon by about 1:00 you will still concede that the rosa fog just kind of steadily in. sanders is there, redwood city 61 degrees. oakland, hayward, livermore 60 degrees. jigger tackle these temperatures are at 67 degrees in center as saying in the '60s red on to much of the north bay. the peninsula's only getting up to 60, very similar jury yesterday 65 in san bruno. big drops in temperatures the san leandro, hayward temperatures topping and low 60's thing in the '60s in the inland spock's believe it or not. some of these spots will really notice the change in weather. continued to cool down today even in the set a 66 or santa clara, san jose. sunnyvale coming in around 62 degrees. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay., temptress tinkle the next couple of days, fog rolls in on friday. a bit of a slight warming trend by the weekend. checker and your wednesday morning commute with erica. thank you, the westbound 580 rate outside livermore we had an earlier accident a big rig hit the center divide cu