. >> i am from st. louis, missouri. a lot of you think i have said it in correctly when i said missouri. you think i got it slid into my southern dialect, right? no. i was not born in st. louis. i was born in nashville, tennessee, a little town side of nashville. that is where i grew up, went to high school, met and married my husband. moved back to st. louis where i lived part of my life. i heard people saying missouri and missouri. what is the correct pronunciation of our new home? the best place to go when you want information is where? >> [inaudible]. >> of course, we all know that. i went to the library and the librarian gave me a wonderful book and began a life long friendship with the librarian. missouri is the native american pronunciation. in their language it is the people of the big boats. one word means all of that. missouri. frenchman who came up the mississippi river. they said that would be a great place to have a trading post. they set up a trading post and called it st. louis. missouri became missouri.

in st. louis a bow echo line of weather right there has moved right through st. louis. why is that significant? when you get weather that lines up like that another broom and that broom pushed wind through st. louis between 60 and 70 miles per hour. we know of damage not from tornados, but if it's a 70 miles per hour wind or 100 miles per hour tornado. it's insignificant how the damage got there. there is damage in st. louis proper right now. >> i want to ask you about this value cay know in iceland -- volcano in iceland. we got word that the president may be leaving ireland because of this volcanic ash. >> i think that would be a very good idea if he did leave because -- >> why? >> this is iceland. this is part of google earth. this is the volcano. this is my interpretation. the ash has puffed out of the volcano. not the same one from last time. >> oh, a different one. >> there are many, many volcanoes over iceland. >> what's the concern in ireland? >> some of this will sneak down towards ireland this is the ash cloud here. much of the ash will go high in the atmospher

but they don't score enough to advance to st. louis. >> i'm kind of disappointed right now. i don't feel too bad because we had a great time. >> reporter: new jersey and tennessee are out. >> are you ready? >> reporter: in arizona, maria's team is still in. everything hangs on this last game. >> blue, blue, blue. >> drop it. there you go. right there. up, up. >> mini bot, go. on the way. wait. yeah! >> reporter: their secret strategy, all the extra practice time, pays off with a victory. >> everything that we've been telling the kids and everything the kids have been working for really paid off and they can see it. that's what winning today means. >> four, three, two, one, zero. >> reporter: starting now, they have one month to practice for the finals. >> i've sacrificed a lot to be on this team. and i hope that once we win nationals, it will finally pay off. >> reporter: what do you see when you look up in these stands? >> i see the same thing you see. the future of this country. it is undeniable that those kids in ten years will be the work force and the leadership of this

the teams must win to advance to the final competition in st. louis. in tennessee, brian's team is still unable to score. >> might as well just get in there. >> the robot didn't do too well. it achieved well for us being rookies. >> reporter: but their hard work is rewarded -- >> our next award is rookie inspiration award. congratulations 3675. from seymour, tennessee. >> i didn't expect to get an award. >> get out of my way! get out of my way quick! hit it. >> reporter: meanwhile in pennsylvania -- >> back, mini bot, mini bot. >> 1403, set, fire. here we go. oh, burst. >> we're not taking that penalty. >> i'm pretty sure we got second or third. >> beautiful. >> reporter: shaan's team wins an engineering award. but they don't score enough to advance to st. louis. >> i'm kind of disappointed right now. i don't feel too bad because we had a great time. >> reporter: new jersey and tennessee are out. >> are you ready? >> reporter: in arizona, maria's team is still in. everything hangs on this last game. >> blue, blue, blue. >> drop it. there you go. right

north dakota and south dakota and nebraska, possibly st. louis to chicago, possibly a bumpy ride. we have flight tracker at abc7news.com. >>> california may be getting hundreds of millions of dollars in high speed rail funding that florida's governor has rejected. the u.s. department of transportation has privately notified officials they'll get $213 million after $2.4 billion that had been either marked for florida high speed rail. an official announcement is expected this week on how the money will be divided. california needs $15 billion to build a bullet line between san francisco and los angeles. house republicans are threatening to derail funding for the project. >> police are investigating a deadly car crash on the sonoma county coast. highway patrol says a car drove off of highway 101. it tumbled down the cliff and landed on the roof on the rocks below. the driver was killed. she was the only person in the vehicle. investigators are trying to figure out why this car went off the road. >> rescue teams resumed a search for a man that had been missing for seven weeks. they fo

today torres delivered in st. louis a major league milestone. lead torres delivered in st. louis a major league milestone. lead off hitter sports is next >> good evening everybody. with buster out the rest of the seasons the giants will take offense where they can find it n.st. louis came courtesy of torres with the first mainly league grand slam. woody at bush. do you know how cold it is here. 90's in st. louis and ball jumping out of the park. ross going downtown in the second. 1 to nothing. giants. albert pool. helps the cards come back. rbi single in the third here. ties it up at 2 appease albert also homered in the game. struggling giant offense erupts with 5 runs in the fourth. crawford. drives in ross. giants ahead 3-2. big pwlochlt bases lowed. torres. first grand slam of his big league career. did it once in winter wall in puerto rico he thinks. he almost passed madison on the bases. giants up 7-2. in control from there. struck out 5 in 7 innings of work. matt and tony the victims there. giants win it 7-3. a's and yankees in oakland. dallas and camouflage on memori

these are firefighters from st. louis going home to home to make sure that there's nobody left inside. actually marking the homes with xs, a sign that they didn't find anyone. >> there are still a lot of people left unaccounted for. >> reporter: do we have any idea how many people are still

that's martin st. louis. lightning win it, 5-3. >>> i'm steve bunin with this espn news update. >>> well, you can hardly keep her as a pet. but a zoo in alaska is trying to find a new home for this adorable little girl. >> this polar bear cub is actually an orphan. at 4 months old, she is well-behaved, though. she was found roaming around an oil field. and is being kept at a zoo in anchorage. but the zoo already has two polar bears and doesn't have room for another. you want her in your house, don't you? >> i'm going to make room for her right away. she is adorable. >>> coming up next, the stories we'll be following later on today. stay with us. it's simple physi. a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relie

well, breaking news out of st. louis this mother's day. an unruly passenger aboard a continental flight is blamed for causing the plane to divert to st. louis. it had taken off from houston and was originally headed to chicago. according to airport officials in st. louis the passenger tried to open the forward exit while the plane was in the air. the passenger was restrained and the plane eventually landed safely. at this time all we know is a male passenger was taken off the plane and other passengers resumed their flight. and a second airliner also had to be diverted today. a note found aboard a delta flight triggered a security scare. flight 1706 was en route from detroit to san diego when a flight attendant discovered a sis pishs note in the restroom. the plane landed in albuquerque. it spenl several hours in a remote area while the luggage was screened and passengers were interviewed. the security sweep of the plane found nothing and the plane was cleared to fly out to san diego. >>> well, now to our top story this weekend, of course,

one out of st. louis. this one out of albuquerque. we'll bring you more details as they become available. >>> in other news today, blunt talk for pakistan from the president of the united states. mr. obama is publicly calling on the pakistani government to investigate possible ties between that country's intelligence service and al qaeda terrorists. cnn's senior political editor mark preston joins us now from washington with more on the president's interview to air tonight on cbs's "60 minutes." what are can you tell us, mark? >> the lightning raid that killed osama bin laden is being described as the single biggest achievement against al qaeda. top administration officials acknowledge it's complicated their relationship with pakistan. a week after the u.s. killed enemy number one in a daring nighttime raid, the white house says it is pressing pakistan for answers about how osama bin laden was hiding in plain sight. just 30 miles north of that country's capital. in an interview with cbs's "60 minut minutes," president obama says the u

. >>> and a continental -- and a continental flight from houston had to make a stop in st. louis. he heard a flight attendant scream and he jumped up to see if he could help. >> i saw this guy with his hands on the door. so what i did is jumped on his back put him in the choke. >> the passengers held on to the man until the plane landed in st. louis. authority there is took him off the flight and held him for questioning. >>> in japan a nuclear power plant will shut down. japan's prime minister asked the plant to close its three reactors while new safety features are built. it's estimated 19% of japan's manufacturing companies receive power from this particular plant. it sits in an area where a major earthquake is expected within 30 years. the government asked the plant to close after safety inspections of the country's 54 reactors. >>> meanwhile evacwees of the hardest hits by the march earthquake and tsunami are move into temporary housing. this town needs about 1800 temporary homes. but only about 1,000 have been built. officials say it was difficult to find a place to build be

i never thought i was see this town act like cincinnati or st. louis. it is fantastic. everyone in town, oakland, san jose are wearing giants paraphernalia. posey is this young guy, they credit him with his admission being the difference. >> do you find it a dirty play? >> no, i know the argument is that he was not blocking the plate he was off to the right side, but this is the history of baseball. i was at the game talking to charlie still thereof, he is in his 80s, he was telling me that he remembers a guy named jack e. tobin, the plate for the portland team, and he said that he knocked me into the second game. [laughter] >> wow! >> but i mean, you are talking about ballplayers that have been doing this for years. i know that they want a change in the rules. he says that we have this popular guy and baseball loves them. you get hurt. >> with eli white side, the backup catcher, you think there will be all of this is for him? >> no, but if tiger woods is not do what he did you think anyone would care? if kobe bryant did not play like he did would anyone care? >> what y

we're looking at tornado warnings right now, just north of st. louis. looks like the last one was allowed to expire. southwest of st. louis and east of springfield and rolling through the east. tornado watch in effect for the next few hours here. you can see this well-developed storm system, pinwheeling slowly off to the east. the entire storm that spawned the severe weather the past few days is beginning to push off to the east and under the gun will be folks in indianapolis, st. louis, back to little rock, memphis. moderate risk for seeing severe weather today. that's one notch down from what we saw yesterday across parts of ek oak. more populated areas, a dangerous afternoon and evening for sure as this storm continues to push up. it's going to be tapping moisture from the gulf of mexico. that humidity is going to increase things as well and the heat also. it's another day and then this will push off to the east tomorrow and it will weaken somewhat, but still we're not done with this system yet. it's a big one. >> amazing how many of the twisters cau

on i-55 from chicago to st. louis. and on 44 from joplin to oklahoma city. soaks i-5 from seattle to sacramento. and i-80 into san francisco. snow and icy spots on i-84 and 90 in the morn northern rockies. today,re flying today, a couple weather-related airport delays. those will be in chicago and minneapolis. >>> now so what's turning into a new national crisis. it seems unimaginable that a hospital would run out of drugs. but it's happening more and more often. sometimes the consequences are deadly. abc's ron claiborne has more. >> reporter: the shortage of pharmaceuticals are so bad, it's becoming a national crisis. >> i think it's a crisis when hospitals have to sort through this medications they can supply to patients. >> reporter: this year is on pace to be even worse. 89 new drugs in short supply in just the first 3 months. abc news' medical correspondent, dr. richard besser, first reported on this crisis last december. >> emergency medicine drugs. >> reporter: the ever-expanding list of scarce medicines including everything from ritually, to treat hy

phoenix, 79 and upper 80s to 90s st. louis and dallas. that comes with the humidity that could spark some showers, even some strong thunderstorms from minneapolis to chicago and st. louis. no delays but when they develop our flight tracker will have them. go to abc7news.com. >>> i'm terry mcsweeney live at san francisco international airport. federal investigators involved in trying to figure out if it was a terrorist attempt on a jet coming into sfo. i'll tell you about it. more coming up in a live report. >>> i'm amy hollyfield live in san francisco where teachers will be soon boarding buses and heading to sacramento. they plan to teach lawmakers a lesson. >> here is a live look from downtown san francisco. windy, chilly, raw weekend is over. small warming trend before more of that cool weather is on the way and we'll throw in couple of chances of rain. >> the wind advisories from san mateo bridge was recently cancelled. right now no accidents or stalls to slow you down. bay bridge toll plaza is looking good. >> 5:30 and thank you so mu

louis, now moving northeast of kansas city, northwest of st. louis, a lot of the heavy rainfall will fall in places inundated by floodwaters. this is the game changer in terms of the flooding story? probably not. it will add more rainfall to what we possibly need. atmosphere dynamics are interesting. this area of low pressure near the arrow head of pennsylvania and all through parts of the central plains. second component is the other area of low pressure. double barrel low driving eastward, interacting with the moisture streaming in from the gulf of mexico and later into the afternoon with the temperatures warming up makes for an unstable air mass. if you happen to be flying into o'hare later on this afternoon you have a bumpy ride flying over in this part of the world. heavy rain, small hail, damaging winds and the possibility of isolated tornadoes so we're not out of the woods yet. as we wrap things up, temperatures for the day going up to 83 degrees in chicago, 87 in st. louis, 92 in atlanta, 83 in washington, back out west, denver 73, snow

rain slick on i-70, from st. louis to pittsburgh. and on i-80, from chicago to cleveland. >> and if you're flying, delays are possible in minneapolis, chicago, detroit, memphis, new orleans and charlotte. >>> thousands of residents living along the mississippi river could be flooded out as soon as tomorrow. >> government engineers are expected to open a massive spillway along the river to spare larger cities. nose in rural areas, they stand to lose everything. jim avila reports, now, from morgan city, louisiana. >> reporter: the heart of the flood zone. stevensville, louisiana. and the children of the only elementary school here are moving their classes to higher ground. >> i got you, three. >> reporter: the clock is ticking for working-class stevensville. >> we're told, it's going to be one for the books. and if that's the case, we have to take every precautions to protect our desks, chairs and children, too. >> reporter:tephensville is one of several towns that could be swept away. it's a position the army corps could make to save

chicago and kansas city and st. louis, really shouldn't ruin your day. it will be in and out in a hurry. also, dallas, 80 degrees today. beautiful for you. we don't have a lot of travel trouble out there, lynn. actually, no tornadoes in the forecast, no severe weather. just watching the slow process of the water heading down the mississippi. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> well, coming up, job news jolts the street. iphones get less nosey. and the fury of one spurned bridegroom. your first look at the business headlines is straight ahead. >>> coming up, the bulls rebound. the bruins need a minute to win it. and a capital failure in the nhl playoffs. [ woman ] welcome back, jogging stroller. you've been stuck in the garage, while my sneezing and my itchy eyes took refuge from the dust in here and the pollen outside. but with 24-hour zyrtec®, i get prescription strength relief from my worst allergy symptoms. it's the brand allergists recommend most. ♪ lily and i are back on the road again. where we belong. with zyrtec®, i can love the air®. >>> welcome b

cost them a run, st. louis would score twice in the inning to tie the game. then andres torres his first career grand slam. giants win 7-3 matching their run totals on their previous four games. madison bumgarner picks up his second win of the season. [ chanting ] >> cameras are everywhere you guys, cbs5 exclusive college, jerry coach a beets stanford sophomore straight sets 6 love/7-6 to win her second national title in three years. she was unseeded so getting there was a great accomplishment. >>> free tattoos for players can cost you your job. just ask jim trestle the ohio coach resigned after the buckeyes were penalized for receiving improper benefits such as discounted tattoos. the coach new it and should have come clean. >>> ozzie guillen is blaming the fans, they are one out of first place. >> that's 20 and that 2005 team, we were share, yeah, thank you. soon as you leave the ball park they don't care about you any more, they don't. they monument, the statue they got, nephew on it when they are drunk. wh to throw a base >> number 4, florida pitcher brya

the puck is off his shoulder, thomas st. louis. great chance for him to make 31 saves and gets the shutout. bruins take a 2-1 series lead. >>> indians own white sox. sox up 8-1. really the defense is what we want to show you. omar vizquel off the pitcher. cabrera, unbelievable play resulting in a 1-6-4-3 double play. too bad for him the white sox win the game, 8-2. you're up to date for now. don't forget, for all your highlights join us on the highlight express on espn news. >> that was cool. >> wow. man. i taught him everything he knows. >>> swiss driver simona de silvestro may have blown her shot at qualifying for next weekend's indy 500 thanks to this spectacular crash during practice. >> that video tells the whole story, right? well, as you can see when de silvestro lost stroll of her car, it slammed into the wall then went airborne, flipped over several times before it landed and burst into flame. >> she actually suffered second degree burns on her right hand but less severe burns on her left. just lucky to walk out of that me

in st. louis, missouri residents are surveying the damage after the area's most powerful tornado in 44 years swept through the city. the tornado, packing winds up to 200 miles an hour, tore through lambert st. louis international airport shattering glass at the main terminal and even blowing off part of a concourse roof. the twister also destroying homes in nearby towns. miraculously, no one was killed or seriously hurt. but flooding continued to threaten the region. the president and first lady host the white house's 133rd easter egg roll. >> i hope all of you had a wonderful easter. i hope everybody is having a great time. welcome to the white house. opening the south lawn to children and their families in a tradition that dates back to 1878. it's the largest annual public event at the white house. this year's theme is "get up and go" promoting health and wellness. the president even taking time out of his busy schedule to play referee. for teen kids news, fox news channel, in the classroo

the strike team from st. louis found no survivors in this apartment complex. but at the missing man's house... >> thank you, jesus! >> reporter: tears of joy after larry allen, who it turns out wasn't trapped in the house, came home wondering what all the fuss was about. >> it's overwhelming to think that that many people cared about trying to find me. if i'd have been stuck in there i'd have been found by now. >> we would have got you out. >> reporter: well those are just a couple of the stories from the ongoing searches of some 2,000 ruined buildings here. now they're hoping the predicted severe weather here doesn't cause even more damage to this town because there is much more work to do. harry? >> smith: don teague across town from us in joplin, tonight, thank you very much. this waiting to find missing loved ones is just excruciating on families and cynthia bowers has more on that story. >> reporter: harry, perhaps of all the anguish being felt in this death and destruction the most is being experienced by families who cannot find their loved ones. they'r

they went and got cuffs for me. >> the unruly passenger was detained in st. louis. no one was hurt. >>> doctors say a woman stranded for weeks was barely alive when she was found. now there's a desperate search on to find her missing hulse. rita and her husband albert had some sort of trouble during a drive to las vegas. that was about seven weeks ago. friday, hunters spotted the couple's van on a national forest road at the nevada/idaho border. rita rationed the snacks the couple had with them for the trip. doctors say she was wind days of dying from a lack of nutrition. >> i must say that it is unusual for us to see someone in this type of situation, to actually not only survive but to be doing so well at this time. this most certainly is a once in a lifetime experience for all of us. >> rita says her husband set out in search of help in march. he has not been seen since. >>> we're following several big stories in the week ahead. casey anthony goes on trial in florida, accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter kalie. detectives say casy waited 31 days before tell

these are firefighters from st. louis going home to home to make sure that there's nobody left inside. actually marking the homes with xs, a sign that they didn't find anyone. >> there are still a lot of people left unaccounted for. >> reporter: do we have any idea how many people are still missing? he simply shakes his head. even the mayor acknowledges he has no idea. and there was a different sign spray painted on this pickup truck -- a phone number. a family, looking for a 12-year-old boy, his parents in the hospital. he is still missing. >> he was last seen in a bathtub. we've not been able to locate the bathtub. >> he's about 6'3" -- >> reporter: as we drove through joplin -- >> 150 pounds -- >> reporter: descriptions of the missing on the radio. >> wow. >> reporter: and then, there are the survivors. today, we brought natalie gonzalez back to her home for the first time. she, her boyfriend, and her 9-year-old son survived here. so you were all here huddled in the tub? >> yes. >> reporter: acting on instinct, h

in an hour or maybe less for st. louis, storms headed your way. not with major tornadoes attached but it's still possible. we are still in that type of atmosphere for the rest of the night. there are homes on that video just gone, leveled. the buildings are missing. this is the damage that i had described to me and that i've been reading about on the internet, where when we hear homes missing, buildings gone, then all of a sudden you're in a completely different category from a small rope tornado that dances along the plains to a storm that stay on the ground for a very long time. we had a major tornado, at least 150 miles per hour, and in some spots in its lifetime greater, rolled right through a town of between 50 in downtown to 150,000 people. we will see damage, we will see devastation like we saw in tuscaloosa as this video keeps coming in, don. the later we get into the day, the more video that's going to come in, it's not going to look like this anymore where power lines are still standing and power poles are still standing. we'll get to a

a softball-sized hailstone falling out of the sky in st. louis, missouri. in the city. >> man, chad, sounds like there's no end to the horrors that can be generated in tornado valley. what is it that take, the winds, as you just said, 80 miles an hour, devastating enough just there, and turn it into a tornado with that rotation and updraft that makes it more devastating? it's a separate part of the storm and the metho cyclone i'm still not seeing here. it's almost like a secondary, a low pressure center that exists on the southwest side of the tornado. and southwest side of a mesocyclone. and it's been hard to find all day long on that cell. but it would be just here -- if you look due north, it would be in this spot right there, and we just haven't seen significant enough rotation in the cell to make a tornado yet. when you get any rotation in the storm, you certainly want to be on the -- now, like -- confirmed tornado on the ground? i don't see it here but there's a confirmed tornado downtown -- >> midtown. >> in midtown memphis. let me back up, maybe i c

mild air in st. louis in the 70's. the same is true in nashville. this rain will remain away for the next couple of days. temperatures will only be in the mid 70's. we are looking at temperatures in the '80s? no time soon. sunshine tomorrow. the sun will stick around thanks to an area of high pressure on tuesday and even into wednesday. by thursday clouds will start to increase. clouds a mixture of clouds but for the most part mostly sunny, and then this guy's really begin to clear. clear skies throughout the day on tuesday, into wednesday. clouds will start to increase just a little bit, and on thursday cloudy skies and a cold front approaching from the west bringing thunderstorms on friday. a gradual clearing. cool and comfortable. mid 50's engine had closer to the district. it looks great for tomorrow, lots of sunshine a beautiful beautiful day. 72 to 77 degrees. here is the extended outlook. upper 70's on thursday, a cold front. unsettled weather for the work and school week. cooler by saturday and sunday. go to wjla.com for lots of interesting

an hour later, a continental louis had to stop in st. tried to passenger the exit doors in mid flight. arrested.nger was a welcome sight today on the waterfront, several restaurants back open for least in a limited way at washington harbour. the restaurants were damaged by flooding last month. customers can now be served outdoor patios of some korea and another. the restaurants should be open in a few weeks. a perfect day for them to least partially. a nice day. the rain and showers held off. just a few showers. it did not amount to a whole lot. at the video from earlier today. very, very pretty. oura, as you can see, and skies continue to be clear for the overnight hours. you can see the clouds beginning and that means lots sunshine for the forecast tomorrow. degrees at reagan national with the wind out of the south. out there mighty hot of the year with a of 92, agh longstanding record set back in 1936. in oakton, va., a high of 79. upper northwest, d.c., a higher elevation, 65 degrees after a high of 72. 64 in bladensburg, maryland. i

a second flight was diverted to st. louis this afternoon after a passenger tried to open an emergency door. the mississippi river continues to rise near memphis, creeping toward the record-breaking crest sometime tomorrow. thousands have been evacuated as neighborhoods are being swallowed by the water. as work continues to try to keep that water out, for some is just too late. >> across memphis, the water continues to rise, pushing up against sidewalks more than 20 yards from its normal shoreline. >> is just overwhelming to see it so high. >> and getting even higher. emergency teams are helping dozens move to higher ground, some loaded into city buses to push through the water. a ride to safety before all of the roads in the lowest line areas are blocked. in downtown memphis, the fight to keep the water out continues. men and machines working around the clock and against the clock with a a new record crest expected tomorrow. time has already run out. the lower level of genie's home has already gone under water, and now

from st. louis- he was not charged. >>pam: a man tried to rape a woman late on thursday on the 1300 block of san mateo avenue about 10:40 5:00 p.m. police said the man grabbed the woman from behind. 10:45--and he's-tried to pull her into the bushes and she slapped him and the suspect was seen running south towards san bruno. (music) >> jacqueline: the live look outside from our roof cam. that cloud coverage is showing it perfectly mostly sunny skies but still, the cumulus of the clouds are forming. the old diablo range, and the central valley and in terms of showers. quite a bit of shower and the storm activity eroding down and rotating down-and some showers nothing too intense. no severe weather expected. although there is the possibility of showers in the delta and the hills. mainly in the ellen diablo range. right now, the current conditions in the el diablo-with 60s and mostly sunny. 72 degrees in fairfield. 78 in san jose temperatures are up from yesterday and will continue this warming trend towards tomorrow. nine

late today a continental flight stopped in st. louis after an officer tried to open one of the exit doors. the plane landed safely and that passenger is being questioned. delta was diverted to albuquerque new mexico a flight attendant found a suspicious note but police dogs found nothing. f.b.i. is now investigating. >>> u.s. officials want to talk to bin laden's three widows who are currently in pakistani custody. it's believed they could answer the question whether pakistan hid bin laden. there has been speculation that authorities might demolish his house to end the intense media attention there. >> police in prince george's county are searching for a missing woman. 66-year-old adela shepard-barett. she said she was going to visit her daughter but has not been found since. anyone with information should call prince george's police. >>> for the first time some of the people who knew love beth are speaking out. chris? >> well, it was a shocking and disturbing scrime, a beautiful college athlete beaten to death. her boyfriend was

special memorial day cap in st. louis. it was hot and the ball was carrying out. cody ross, second inning. breaks out of an 0-16 slump with that shot. giants 1-0. bases loaded. torres, how about his first career grand slam. yes, his first. he also doubled in the game. that gave the giants a 7-2 lead. plenty of offense for him to get his second win. 7 innings. giants win it 7-3. a's trip to the yankees. nothing new there. yankees always win. mark teixeira two run shot and the yankees were off and running. in the last eight visit they were 7-1. punch list. allowed four hits for the shut out. 5-0 yankees put it to bed. after 10 years ohio state buckeyes jim tressel out as head coach. he resigned this morning, after ohio suspended him and fined him for receiving improper benefit. eight bowl games, national championship. luke fickle will be the coach for the 2011 seasons. mavs and the heat tomorrow. mark jackson has interviewed with the warriors twice for the head coaching job. also on the list, brian shawn, lawrence frank and duane cassey. lacrosse. national title gam

while the take from milwaukee in then st. louis. for now, back to you in the studios. >> we want to show the audience again the collision at home plate. >> he scores, he clobbers him. cousins is safe but posey is down. >> we will slow down the video, as you can see, cousins crashing into home plate. not this one from a different angle. and this is an even slower view, highlighted, it stays on his left leg and you can see what happens. which is why this is a fractured leg he had trouble with his ankle, 3 mri's today. as we continue our tv coverage on his injury. we are live in at&t park. we have more on how the fans are reacting to the news. >> i have been out here all day talking to the fans, they're filling down about what happened last night. i think they're still in shock, i talked to them as we were going into the game this afternoon. it is clear that they still came to support their teams. the fans are disappointed and news that he may be out for the rest of the season. at today's game, there is a lot of hope and optimism, the

st. louis we have >>> we have a high-stakes twist on the raid to the compound. abc news has learned that the s.e.a.l.s that carried out the mission were using a top-secret weapon. brian ross has more. it is almost stealth. >> reporter: the last act of the navy s.e.a.l. team before they left the compound, was to blow up the damaged helicopter that had to be left behind. and now, we know why that was so important. the fire was meant to destroy the evidence, one of the u.s. military's most closely guarded secrets. a stealth helicopter. >> for the s.e.a.l.s to go in and not be detected by pakistani radar, the stealth helicopter was essential. >> reporter: but several large pieces of the u.s. chopper remain. and aviation analysts say, they provide the first, real evidence of a stealth blackhawk helicopter, whose existence had only been rumored. >> this is the first time that we've seen operational stealth helicopter. >> reporter: analysts quickly saw several key modifications to the standard blackhawk helicopter. >> one thing that stands out, they have a little disc

passengers stopped him and the pilot landed safely in st. louis. the man is now being questioned by the fbi. another incident yesterday, authorities don't know where a threatening note on a delta flight came from. it was diverted to alba quirky with a note with the word bomb was found in the rest rooms. >>> www.ktvu.com has more on the security scares, including video of the arrest of the man who rammed the cockpit on american airlines flight 1561. >>> a police stand off in san francisco ended today with the surrender of an armed man. a s.w.a.t. team surouned the house about 11:45. they were responding to a 911 call. a man was rushed to a hospital. the suspected barricaded himself inside the house for 2 hours. a police negotiator talked him out of the hoswithout incident. >>> pg&e is pressure testing its pipelines. a mile and a half long pipe is being filled with water so pressure gages can identify leaks. >> any section of pipe that doesn't meet our standards will be replaced with new pipe. >> it is expected to take two weeks. another test will be

he molested a child in st. louis. >>> it was sunny and warmer today. a look at our high temperatures from this afternoon. all in the 60s. 65 in oakland. 69 in concord. 68 in san jose. temperatures warmer than yesterday. couple degrees to 9 degrees warmer. excuse me, 5 degrees warmer. 4 degrees in oakland. tomorrow we will see changes, radar tracking a storm to the forth. broken, as you can see. this cloud cover is edging towards the bay area but we will see showers. only in the early morning. noon partial clearing. temperatures cooler tomorrow. i will have details plus chain into saturday in a bit. >>> pain, concern and regret. san francisco giants fans are reacting to the home plate hit that led to buster posey broken ankle. we will [ coach ] in albuquerque, citi pre-approved my mortgage. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach, you get that house yet? working on it. [ coach ] the appraisal? ...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 mile

a fourth inning grand slam helped propel the giants to a win in st. louis. it gave the giants a 7-2 lead over the cardinals. >>> the oakland ace never got -- a's never got things started and the yankees win it 5-0. >> get ready for more wet weather. meteorologist rosemary orozco will have the details for you in your forecast. >> you can watch all of our newscast on your computer including bay area news at 7:00. we are streaming live online at ktvu.com. >> nasa's they shuttle endeavor are pushed off last night for its final return home from space. endeavor is scheduled to land in florida early wednesday morning peace they shuttle atlantis will be nasa's final shuttle flights this summer. >>> meteorologist rosemary orozco is joining us now. at 5:00 we called this weather annoying. i think that is fair. >> here comes that rain again. it could be here in time for the morning drive. winds will be south, southwesterly at 10-15 miles per hour. actually that calm down just a little bit. 18 miles an hour just a little earlier. 59 in redwood city. 61 right now in san

not with a home run this time but a nice rbi single in st. louis to break a 2-2 tie. the giants lead from then on. but they did have the grand slam off the pat of torres with a shot to deep right and the giants ride the pitching of madison bumgarner, victory in the first of four games against the cardinals. 7-3. a's game this afternoon, hope you got there early, it was over after the first inning. the way that guy pitched for new york, 38 years old, back from arm surgery. gets all the offense he needs in the first inning. mark teixeira, his 16th homer already. his first shut out in five years. four hitter and get this, the yankees now beaten the a's 8 straight times. the warriorsler still have not hired a new coach but a new name emerges as a potential. mark jackson, former player in the nba with the knicks and indiana. broadcaster with espn and abc. doing nba games. he met with officials twice already. speaking of load coaches, jim tressel is out as the head man of the ohio state buckeye programs. that's the sporting life for identityright now. >> he is one of the be