you can look at capital expenditures. i mean, everything suggests that this is an industry that really goes to battle with each other over serving consumers. so we were, um, you know, we, obviously, would have liked the conclusion that it was effectively competitive, and yet we are happy that the commission has begun to look at this wireless industry as an ecosystem. it's a term we coined about a year and a half ago, two years ago looking at the wireless space and believe that it is an ecosystem. it's a growing sort of ecosystem. but from the pure perspective of drawing a competitive or not competitive, we just can't see how one could conclude this is not an effectively competitive. >> host: mr. guttman-mccabe, how much of the data did ctia provide to the fcc for this report? >> guest: sure. so throughout the year we will make filings to the fcc, you know, probably a fair percentage of the information in the report comes from ctia. and yet over -- i've been there for ten years now. over the last ten years, the commission

look at that, warm inland by next week at 90. not too much change but the fog is refreshing if you want to just look outside. >> looks like winter. >> bundle up tonight and tomorrow morning. >> thank you. >>> well, dozens of bay area foster teens celebrated their birthdays all at once today at a big party in their honor. the birthday bash in pleasant hill featured water fun on land as well as in the pool along with basketball, cake and gifts. the foster dream organization hosted today's party to make sure foster youth get to celebrate their birthdays as other children do. in addition to today's bash, that group also sponsors a career in academic exploration camp over the summer. >>> coming up, mother nature takes a swing at the british open. how weather played a role at today's rounds. sports is next. >> but first, the heat is on. the competition that took place outside the as game today. the new tour of america menu. starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job

hot in denver at 95 degrees. salt lake at the same at 94. 100 at vegas. 105 pheonix. delightful day in l.a. at 76 degrees. just as nice in san francisco. boise, the heat is there with the 90s. seattle sunny and comfortable with 75. >>> welcome back. outside on the weather terrace this morning on july the 4th. it's muggy out here. cloudy skies for the most part, but dry. rains have left the region for the moment. this afternoon, we cannot rule out scattered thunderstorms. high in the upper 80s and lower 90s. midday should be okay, but your barbecue may be interrupted. the 7-day forecast in a few minutes, looking to the upcoming weekend but right now kris sneed with traffic. >> reporter: everything is looking good. update on the districts that you need to avoid at 5:47. andrea, over to you. >> how would you like to skip a popular item on the honey do list? a group of activists are urging you to mow less often and a little further the ground to keep less fertilizer from reaching the chesapeake bay. keeping your grass at least 3 inches high will contribute to a healthy ro

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also at b.w.i. marshall. around edgewood and perry then, temperatures in the upper 80's. in georgetown and delaware, a bit cooler at 79. temperatures still in the upper 80's to low 90's. allegany and garrett counties enjoying lower humidity. in front came through yesterday and is in the process of stalling out toward parts of virginia. on the northern fringe of that boundary a few thunderstorms are developing. the baltimore area will stay essentially dry through the night. there is still the risk of a thunderstorm closer to that front across the lower eastern shore and down in parts of virginia. partly cloudy skies, mild temperatures, light winds and the sun goes down at 8:36 p.m. downtown baltimore will stay in the 70's for those. -- for the lows. a weak area of high pressure follows is front and will keep things fine for tonight and tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon, the french will try to inch back to the north. that brings a threat of a thunderstorm -- the front will try to inch back to the north. th

an accident at northern parkway. another at charles and franklin streets. live drive time show where up to speed on the major roadways. 10 minutes of 95 south between the beltway and 32. no delays. this is the topside of the beltway harford road. very light volume. no problems at all. this is an 95 in the area of white marsh. we have no delays there either. southbound traffic is moving just fine as well as northbound. >> she has two buttons. >> a man is to hit the right one -- i managed to hit the right one. >> thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> we will be back with a live update at 7:25. >> have a good day, everybody. >> follow breaking news and weather any time at wbaltv.com, and stay connected with us on facebook and twitter.

tonight at 6:00. and after all that we saw last night in other neighborhoods, you can see sure that security will be tight. >> it was ridiculous the way they shot that boy and let him bleed like that on the curb. >> reporter: it's been four days since police shot and killed a man in the bayview and emotions are still raw. >> that was just one incidents to bring light to what happens every day. >> reporter: this was the scene after the shooting saturday afternoon caught on several cell phones posted to youtube. 19-year-old kenneth harding had been riding the bus when police got on to check tickets. harding took off. police say he was firing a gun as he ran. they then shot and killed him. >> then they fired in the line of duty where little kids was playing on saturday. that got me upset. >> reporter: last night about 1250 people protested, marching from dolores park to union square. some throwing smoke bombs and knocking over garbage cans. our cbs 5 photographer was even attacked. that person was arrest

starting at $4.99. only at denny's. ams ica's diner is always open. >>> on environmental disaster is unfolding in montana. federal and state workers are trying to estimate the damage along the yellowstone river pier and a pipeline burst yesterday sending tens of thousands barrels of crude oil into the water. the river is moving so fast that it is likely that only a small fraction of the spilled oil will be captured. >>> they scrapped their vacation and it is back to work today for congress as they tried to hammer out a budget plan. they are trying to figure ways to cut the massive federal budget deficit and they are considering whether to raise the debt ceiling so the government does not the fault on its government loans. it is set to run out of borrowing authority on august 2. >>> an 18-month-old girl is alive tonight thank you to the quick actions of her neighbors in germantown. this afternoon, a mother rushed out of this town home holding her toddler could she had been in the bathtub and slipped under the water and w

we get up at 3 a.m. it's trouble. that's the finding of a new study at stanford. researchers found when lab mice wore were rested, they were highly curious and investigated new objects in their cages. when their sleep was interrupted, they showed signs of memory loss. [ pause ] >> we are in deep trouble. >>> a major bummer for burners who don't have their tickets for burning man. for the first time in 25 years, the counter-culture festival in the nevada desert is all sold out. organizers say ticket sales were cut off yesterday as they reached the 50,000 limit set by the u.s. bureau of land management. the festival's website warns if you don't have a ticket, don't show up because you're not going to get in. about 100 miles north of reno, looks like fun. >>> what's a few thousand miles when you're in love? >> how a military couple dialed up their dream wedding. we'll tell you all about it. ,,,,,,,, honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t

we have a west wind at sfo at about 12 miles an hour. you head up to fairfield, southwest wind at 17 miles an hour. those are faster than yesterday, temperatures are cooler this morning just about everywhere. the only exception, oakland and half moon bay the same. san francisco one degree warmer and everybody else 1-67 degrees cooler. so we're starting lower. we've got the sea breeze means cooler temperatures this afternoon. see a lot of 50s, mid to upper 50s. you go to the east bay valley, san jose still low to mid-60s us a step out this morning. warmest weather, antioch, livermore near 90. same thing with cloverdale, clearlake, mid 90s and low to mid-80s in the north bay valleys. fremont and palo alto to the south bay. low 80 70s richmond and oakland. monterey bay, 67 there. 70 in watsonville, to near 90 for gilroy and hollister. check out the seven-day forecast morning clouds become more prevalent and can cooler afternoons all the way through the weekend and into next week. good morning. you have an accident update? >> we do have an a

here's a look at the future cast. so, for the rest of today, we're looking at partly to mostly cloudy conditions. the showers and thunderstorms threat arriving basically to the north of us late this afternoon and early evening around frederick and toward the mason dixon line. it will be touch and go throughout later today and this evening. and then overnight, should be fairly uneventful. there may be isolated showers. temperatures for today, warming up into the lower 90s. andrews air force base near 95 degrees. leesburg also 95. martinsburg around lower 90s as well. here is your three-day forecast. hot today with a chance for some afternoon showers and thunderstorms. a couple could be heavy to severe. friday, not as hot. mid-80s but a better chance for showers and thunderstorms. i think we'll definitely see some tomorrow. saturday, may maybe a lingering shower. we're look storm free. temperatures in the 90s. then on monday, get ready for the burst of heat in the mid- 90s. we cool back down by middle of the week into t

looked at the surveillance street. >> look at that. he's parking out with a picasso and has a paper over it. no socks. >> reporter: someone walked into the gallery and took the picasso and jumped in a cab. even though the man seems to match his description, even so, bogas had plenty of visitors. >> not right now. >> reporter: san francisco police came to look at the video and so did the fbi. he put up the cameras after he was hit by a thief of a different time. >> to us, it's priceless. the arm of lefty, it was priceless and we put up the security camera, nobody will steal him now. >> reporter: they have seen their share of crime but nothing as bold as this. >> i'm sure everybody is looking at their internal security measures at this time, especially the galleries. >> reporter: private investigator jack imendorf has his own hunch and knew the gallery well. >> he's been there before and the truth is they ought to look at some prior surveillance cameras because he's been there before. >> reporter: he also thinks the new video will close

at&t at&t. last night, the brewers took an early lead. ryan braun hitting a solo home run. but the giants took the lead. the giants responded again. the giants did get an insurance run. brian wilson would only need 5 pitches to end this game and get his 30th save of the season. the giants win, 3-2. >>> the world champion giants will be visiting the white house tomorrow. president obama is honoring the team and their world series victory. he will also recognize efforts by the giants to give back to the community. the giants have an offday tomorrow before beginning a three game series with the philadelphia phillies. the team, which of course they defeated to reach the world series. >>> the baseball hall of fame is getting two new members today. robert alomar, and pitcher burt blyleven were voted in. >>> pittsburgh steelers quarterback, ben roethlisberger is now a married man. big ben tied the knot with ashley harland at a ceremony in pittsburgh yesterday afternoon. mike tomlin had to get permissio

take a look at this. this is san francisco where we do have some fog at the coastline. notice as you look ofdi tanoceoe distance the fog is really compressed. so it's having a hard time building up, and fook at these warm temperatures right now in the east bay. if you're getting ready forndny fireworks celebrations in danville, pleasanton, livermore, mid 90s. 84 in san jose. very hot still in n sunnyvale, 90. and cooling off in san francisco with the breeze. let's get a look. a lot of the fireworks celebrations happening around 9:00 p.m. maybe heading to fisherman's wrarv wharf, the bay bridge, patchy fog. definitely better visibility than we've had the past three yea years. in san jose, clear, mild. the warm spot anyone in the east bay heading to danville, pleasanton, livermore, alamo, walnut creek, you're looking at 70s and temperatures that are going to be rather warm at least for this time of the year. we'll have more coming up on your 4hef olyveni eng. and yes, we're tracking tropical moisture. we'll detail what this could mean in my forecast. >> all right. thanks.

we're looking at a smooth flow at the bay bridge toll plaza. typical construction as a lane or two blocked on the upper and lower deck, just maintenance. at the peninsula, though, on southbound 101. i'm tracking an accident at broadway off to the shoulder. i'll give you more coming up. >> thank you much. the end of an era, the space shuttle "atlantis" now back to earth after its final mission in space. >> having fired the imagination of a generation the ship like no other, its place in history secured, the space shuttle pulls into port for the last time. >> just before 3:00 this morning our time the shuttle landed at kennedy space center, the touchdown closes out nasa's shuttle program after 30 years. a bittersweet moment for many involved in the space program. today in the bay's bob redell has a firsthand look at the shuttle landing with a former astronaut who commanded the first flight of "atlantis." >> when the astronauts landed the space shuttle "atlantis" this morning they used skills they acquired training in one of these simulators. form

again the drive time normal at 13 now at 24 now look at the weather >> quick look at the san mateo bridge some haze in is out there fog along the coastline in terms of the weather low cloud cover fog and drizzle afternoon highs will be through 60-80 degrees will have a complete look to your weather in just a few minutes >> top stories at the hour at east palo up to one person is dead and one is injured in a shooting it just happened at 10:30 p.m. >> two men in the charge with the beating of bryan stowe will see a judge for the first time today they will appear for arraignment today and we are following the latest out and norway he was arraigned in court this morning the judge deciding he will remain in court he was 32 year old on reagan brought back. >> are developing is how a palo alto and shooting their overnight one person is dead and another injured welder and has been at the same try and talk to the police and get details but what have you learned? >> please just passed on information to me the person that died is a 19 year-old man and the other man and that is in hospital is a 18 ye

at each are set at one half million dollars. because of their criminal background they also found five different andandand handguns were found in the norwoood case and such as as a threat. >>reporter: this law firm slush public-relations has been hired by the family of the slain victim. the want to come to the conclusion of why harding was shot in oakland, dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> the san francisco giants were at in washington celebrating last year's victory. resident with the no. 44 jersey. the president is the 44th president. they gave him a plaque, silver and white love the same as his favorite baseball team the chicago white sox. reporting, j.r. stone, kron 4 news. >> at&t park growing problems tsebgulls around the eighth inning and making difficult problems. the park is in talks with professional birds of prey like falcons to keep sea gulls away gabe slate's tech report a new company called 'gig walk' using your location it will request small tubs for you to perform and pay you. like getting a picture of where front of a

a casting call will be held this morning at 10:00 at san francisco's duke restaurant at 53rd street. the t >> 5:53. i know you are a chef at your house, mike. >> i am a chef at our house. i'm the big person of the evening as well. that's why they let me hold the plastic knives. going to the south bay -- i do love cooking. 880, 101, we have an accident, a fender-bender is cleared from the transition. i want to warn you about this section. 101 under the tully overcrossing. the construction will have both directions closed tonight at midnight or actually 11:59 into tomorrow at 5:30 in the morning, going on friday night, saturday night and sunday night. that will be cleared by 5:30 each of the following days in time for the morning commute. keep that in mind. there is posted a detour there. 680 is a great option. i showed you the maze toward the toll plaza and in antioch slowing right in that zone over toward loverridge. we show the low clouds. visibility is fine on the roadway but during the hotter times we see the fog around the south tower. back to you. >> good to know. thank you. thi

san jose topping out at 73. plenty of sunshine there. concord at 74. full forecast coming up. but now let's go to gianna with a look at traffic. >> good morning. we have some road construction throughout the bay. in the south bay especially northbound 85 from 101 almaden expressway they have a road closure there until 5:00. rest of the bay area problem- free. i'll have more details coming right up. but first back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> a teenager is in critical condition after she was swept away from a north bay beach. the 17-year-old girl was rescued from the ocean. a rip current pulled her away from tennessee valley beach on the marin county coast. the tide was coming in as rescue workers hurried to hoist the girl off the beach. this happened around 6:00 last night. a good samaritan got her out. she was unconscious by the time rescue workers got to her. the rising tide had stranded the three behind a large rock. they got into trouble when they tried to get back to the main beach. >> it got so late with the high tide. when they tried to walk back, they didn't time it

budapest in at 32. belgrade at 35. athens coming in at 35 degrees as well. steamy conditions here. that's a look at your weather for now. here is your three-day outlook. >>> our lead story this hour -- the operator of the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant will boost its efforts to monitor airborne radioactive substances around nuclear reactor buildings. with further measurements, they hope to find the source and prevent further leakage. it's believed that dust containing radioactive substances and contaminated steam leaking from reactors is still being released into the air. tokyo electric power company has been measuring the levels regularly since mid march. recently, however, detection became difficult. this may have been due to the approximate one-kilometer distance between monitoring posts and the reactor buildings. tepco decided to step up its monitoring and take measurements at additional locations near the number one to number four reactor buildings. the plant operator will also use remote controlled robots to measure the level of radioactivity inside reactor buildings.

she died at the age of 27. we will take a look at the strange coincidence. and anger is rise ag cross the country in heat that won't let up and gridlock in washington. we asked people to weigh in, is america at a boiling point? and two brothers, one prom. we will show you the video people can't get enough of. [laughter] >> how cute are they? >> totally cute. >> you know, i tell people that's what ron and dan do every morning before the show just to warm up and get ready. it's so embarrassing, carolyn. >> oh, i've seen you dancing, i think, the last couple weeks. >> at least i to it on television. i don't hold back. >> all right. we will look for you and all those details coming up at 7:00. try to stay cool. >> we will. >> all right. we are going to check out sports this afternoon. the giants close out their homestand begins the brewers with madison bumgarner taking the mound. on tuesday the giants have an nlcs rematch against the phillies. last night san francisco evened the series with milwaukee, ending a two-game losing streak. here's schu with the highlig

take a look at the video. plus say a 22-year-old woman was drive ago long aspen hill road when she hit two parked cars and then rammed right through this home at the intersection. the suv she was driving came to rest inches from a woman who lives here as well as her husband and son. she was on the couch at the time. listen to what her experience was. >> everything happened so fast and suddenly everything collapsed and the closet was flying, the washing machine and the walls all coming towards me and so i knew -- i said i'm going to die right now. >> reporter: she had just returned from the hospital in good condition, expected to be okay, very shaken up. i spoke with her husband. he says he was in a different room at the time. their son was in the bedroom. police have arrested a 22-year- old woman. she has been charged with driving under the influence. >>> coming up next, we'll continue to follow the casey anthony trial. the fate of the mother accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter now in the hands of a jur

and at this . i know -- at this point i. know he was proud of his son and proud of this team and proud of the accomplishments the team made so far. so, for that, i thank him and i am blessed to have known him and i know he would be proud of the team behind me right now. >> he was a great man. everybody loved him and cracked jokes and always a good man. once he came to work, he was serious. >> reporter: now if you would like to help response outer team, contact two local organize -- sponsor the team, contact two local organizers. 410-371-5191. and that national soccer competition is held in idaho. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> it's 5:47. today funeral services will be held for a 15-year-old killed touring a slumber party. authorities -- during a slumber party. a11-year-old was playing with a gun and accidently shot michael brooks. the gun was in a locked room but the 11-year-old found the key. the services will be held at 10 this morning at christ united methodist church on florida avenue in baltimore. >>> new this morning,

abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. ??! >>> sky 7 hd is live and firefighters have made significant progress bat yet yelling what was once a six-alarm blaze in fairfield at macro plastics. no buildings were burnt just a lot of plastic crates there. there is a shelter in place order in effect at this hour no, injuries and it appears though this fire is not quite out but getting there. >> authorities from eight police agencies are heading for two gunmanmen who opened fire on a police officer last night. officers resumed their search today in a remote terrain outside of moraga. sky 7 captured this video for us. a parks officer on foot patrol last night. two men opened fire with rifles. he was not hit and did return fire. that fire became so intense, the officer had to be pulled to safety with help from the district armored rescue vehicle. police do not know why the men opened fire but believe they may have been protecting an illegal marijuana growing operation there. >> still to come, your next ipad could be solar powered. >>

yeah, this fundraising event here at the sizzler starts at 11:00 a.m. they turned the lights on here and workers showed up bright and early in preparation. i want to bring in the manager and tell me how this sizzler got involved in this fundraising event for the search for michelle le. >> well, i was contacted by natasha, one of her sorority sisters who was in search of one of the community restaurants to help her out and we were more than thrilled to help her out. we put everything together, we're going to have the fund-raiser today, running all day long, anybody who comes in with the flyers that were handed out or verbally says they are here for the fund-raiser we're going to make sure that's part of the fund-raiser. they are going to do a car wash on friday t 29th also here at sizzler. >> and again, michelle le went missing the end of may and has not been seen since. family members are holding out hope. tell me how the proceeds will go to the search for her. >> they are going to raise the funds, going to use those in the efforts to go out and try to

a look at the night planner in ten minutes. danella has a look at our traffic. >>> i do. i also have report of an accident with possible lane blockage. this is on the beltway inner loop as you approach 270. just be aware of that. i am going to keep tracking this for you and see exactly how this is going to affect your commute. so far no significant delays at this time. i do want to take you down to virginia. this is 95 at fairfax county parkway. i am seeing a little bit of volume in this area. however, nothing too significant you can see as you head 95 north. you know, you've got some other commuters with you, but, again, nothing too serious. let's take a trip to d.c. right now. this is d.c., new york and bladensburg. so far d.c., your local roads are looking good as well. i'll be back in ten minutes with another update. back to you, joe and eun. >> thank you very much, danella. >>> 5:02. the murder trial against casey anthony which captivated the nation is now decided. >> as to the charge of first degree murder, verdict as to count one, we, the jury, find the defendant n

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let's look at what you can expect outside at this hour. at&t park little breezy up above but mainly calm there at the ground level. and our temperatures will be cool today for the afternoon game starting at 6:05. partly cloudy skies, sea breeze, from 10 to 20 miles per hour. so bring along the wind breaker and something warm for the kids. 59 degrees expected at game time. your climate, upper 50s expected on the coastline today. low 60s in the city. upper 60s for the east bay. widespread low and mid-70s as we head in and around lafayette. low 80s concord, mount diablo and then farther inland widespread 80s, even approaching 90s for the central valley. and antioch expected to hit about 85 for the afternoon. your extended forecast here again we've been talking about it this morning, not a lot of change going on between now and midweek wednesday. but a little further out to tell you, we do have summer heat expected through the second half of next week. and our temperatures should really begin to rebound by then. so enjoy those inland areas. ni

starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. >>> a jury delivers a courtroom stunner. a mother accused of killing her own daughter is not guilty of all but one charge in the highly publicized case. 25-year-old casey anthony now only faces four years in prison following the verdict read today in orlando, florida. many of the millions who followed the case of this young woman who waited more than a month to report 2-year-old caylee missing, they are stunned by this verdict. the decision is the result of only 11 hours of deliberations by the jury. tonight, the woman's attorney is reacting to the news while the boss of the prosecutors in the case is expressing his concern. >> there are no winners in this case, casey did not murder caylee. that simple. >> we're disappointed with the verdict today. i never ever criticize a jury. theirs this is task of deciding what to believe. >> casey anthony faces sentencing in the one guilty verdict of providing false information to a law enforcement officer. >> let'

the hour-long show at l.a.'s coliseum will light up the sky with 2,000 aerial shells and 8,100 bombardment effects for a truly spectacular pyrotechnics display. >>> and thousands of people in seattle took the streets for an unusual independence day tradition. the third annual red, white and zombie walk. the ghoulish group dressed up in their worst to try their best for the guinness world record for largest gathering of zombies. organizers say they've buried the competition by several hundred walking dead. hmm. now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc's meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. who came up with that? who said it's independence day? >> no idea. >> dress up like zombies and celebrate. >> they'll start dancing to michael jackson. >> absolutely, right. happy fourth of july, everyone. yesterday, st. louis and washington, d.c., that's where the weather didn't cooperate. it just wasn't very nice. today, both locations will be better. the big story, still is the

looking at 79 degrees at sfo. so we are clear for takeoff. no problems weather-wise there as you travel across the country though again you could run into a few thunderstorms. in the south looking at clouds rolling in there in toward houston. a chance of some thunderstorms today. hot and muggy too. 97 degrees if you plan to head toward atlanta i think even a better chance of seeing thunderstorms as we look toward the afternoon hours. also hot 92 degrees. your forecast is coming up. ,,,, i tell ya, i work a long day, every day. i hang my head out the window. oh man, we're delivering everything you can think of: plywood, cement. i, i enjoy the breeze on my tongue. well uh, and every weekend, seems like we're headin' down to the lake. we're pullin' a boat or somethin'. i don't know why. i just do. it's not a problem. i don't mind as long as we always stop at chevron and get that techron stuff. my ears flop around too. check it out. [ male announcer ] your car takes care of you, care for it. chevron with techron. care for your car. it's hard work

two knives at the same location. we have two to three credible witnesses at this time that are being interviewed as are the officers. san francisco p.d. responded almost immediately with bart p.d. they're involved with the investigation as well as bart p.d., san francisco's d.a.'s office. >> reporter: police have confirmed that the suspect was a white man. that one of the bart officers involved was also a white man. the other officer was an asian man. as you heard from the officer multiple agencies involved in this investigation this is being investigated as a criminal investigation by san francisco police department and bart is certainly going to look into policies and procedures and see if they were appropriately followed. for people commuting today on bart you don't have to worry about the civic center station closed down. while it was shut down last night after the shooting, there will be regular stops there today or stops that are regular for the 4th of july schedule. back to you. >> we are on holiday. kristy si

borders opened at 10:00 a.m.. pe >> if you'll have more on that story as a developed three of the day. >> this just into the kron 4 news run, the senate has voted and rejected the house plan to cut spending and require a balanced budget amendment. this is coming right off the wires. the bill was 51-46. how don banner declared on friday that the house had done its job towards the debt limit and it was time for the senate's to act. the senate has acted, loading down this plan. here are some of the comments that they may just moments ago. >> we have a spending problem. someone has to get spending about cutting -- someone has to get serious about cutting spending. our friends across the aisle are not dealing with the american people are demanding. spend less! >> coming up at 8:00 a.m. and we'll be hearing from the president. he will be talking about the vote and the ongoing talks with john baena. that is coming up at her >> is breaking news, one person confirmed dead duck after an explosion in oslo headquarters includ

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it happened around 11:30 at village center drive at mount diablo boulevard. officials say it could take several hours. water flowed half a block and then down a hill and right into josh nelson's home. he says he woke up thinking he could hear a creek. >> i put my shoes on and run to the living room and i looked out the sliding glass door and the backyard was five inches deep of water. >> he says his garage was also flooded. several boxes damaged. his family had not unpacked everything since moving in couple months ago. >> they are working on a new leads in the theft of a picasso drawing. they have impounded the cab that they believe was hailed after snatching the piece off a gallery wall. it shows a man walking by with a picture frame under his arm. >> picasso is my favorite artist. we want to help out the neighborhood and catch this guy. >> they hope that someone will recognize the man and call detectives. they plan to recruit inside these video -- -- scrutinize. >> there is a decision in the sentencing of casey anthony. >> here is a special report. >> just

this is look at our mt. tam cam you can see low clouds is not the last longer we have a warming trend hitting us at the end of the next work week. this is a look of current temperatures right now. and the afternoon highs 80 in antioch 70 in oakland. we will have a full forecast coming ups >> of a historic day in new york as same-sex couples make it official pics same- sex couples got married i in every corner of the state. " we also caught the first ceremony is made in new york >> the law vested in me from the sale of n.y. you may now is still your vows with the kidss. >> police have arrested two people in that oakland on friday night there was a group of our men arguing one of the blips it the girl in the chest. >> at 11 year-old girl was spending friday night with her aunt and uncle's house she was in is back in bed room when shots rang out kron 4 chose not to washoe at a picture of the girl because of the family. >> it went through the door and then i noticed a lot of blood coming from her back it went th

look at this stock chart. it's down for the year. look at wells fargo. same story. and of course, at bank of america or citigroup they're down for the year. do you see that trend changing. >> we don't have any apples in the bank. the challenge we look for in the back half of the year is continuing problems. a lot of problems were overhang on the bank stocks are gone. worried about these capital levels. we know some of that. a lot of stocks -- yet the big issue out there is what's going on in europe and the contagion is endemnick these large financial institutions. until we get resolution, it's going to be tough for these stocks to outperform the market. >> susie: given that all of these stocks are down, and i understand what you're saying in terms of the global economy, are there buying opportunities here? >> there are. if you look at the valuations, all of these big financial institutions are trading at compelling valuations. the real issue for investors is which is a value, and which is a value trap. >> susie: which are i recommending? >> we like j.p. morgan and w

one person died at the scene. the other was taken to stanford hospital are non-life- threatening injuries. the police say the motive might have been revenge. >> it doesn't look like it's one gang against another -- it looks like it's a personal matter. >> so far police have not named any suspects or made any arrests. >>> for the past few hours, legislators in san francisco have been handing out cash to muni passengers in the bayview district. since 8:00, pastors have been on the platform playing the -- pig the $2 fare for anyone who doesn't have the money. the reverend said they handed out change to a handful of people this morning who simply didn't have it. >> there's a need in the community. we come to meet the need. >> officers say there was an officer-involved shooting of kenneth harding. the money for this will be coming out of the pastor's own pocket. >>> the fire in the los kye yotis started last -- coyotes last week. cal fire says increased humidity overnight helped crews make progress. some firefighters h

the first, ab-418, regards pier 7-0 and the trust status out at the pier, at the other bill is regarding the cruise terminal and the sites that will be in the america's cup. just as background, the port works with legislature, in conjunction with the city legislative committee. this is the group convened by the mayor's office, and generally puts together all of the specific needs that the city looks at, what is planning to move toward it at this time, and we are part of that process. ab-418 is really an administrative trust bill. it is a trust exchange mechanism. at this map shows the report that port staff that did a number of years ago about the trust status of the area components of pier 70. many of the pieces of property were acquired with the original grant. many of them were acquired afterwards, specifically the shipyard, which support purchased for $1. each of these parcels, some of them were filled land, some of the more i planned. -- some of them are upland. they have specific stories that affects their legal status. when we are going through our normal process, we have a couple

japanese officials said they had no reports of disturbances from today's quake at at at at at the fukashima nuclear plant. you may remember there was a crisis there and 23,000 people were killed. >>> one of the survivors of last week's deadly fishing boat accident in mexico is speaking out about his ordeal. why the man says there should be hope for more survivors. >> reporter: when the boat sank a week ago in the sea of cortez, survivor charles gibson said he felt strangely abandoned. >> it was surrealistic. i mean, i'm here and as i saw the ship pointed this direction, just like the titanic, it went slowly, i could read the name, eric, as it went down into the water. >> reporter: gibson is chief of police for the community college district. he says his life preserver did just that. a gift he received only after a wave knocked him off the boat. >> a good friend, glenn wong, who had a vest and floatation device, took his vest off and handed it to me. gave me a big smile and said charles don't say i never gave you anything. >> reporter: gibson spent 16 hours alone before making it to an islan

tara moriarty is live at the scene with a look at the damaged pipe and why a -- and with a look at why the worker -- workers have hit a snag. >> reporter: , the crews -- welsh the crews have to make the hole bigger there. if they rent 1 went m and try to fix it, the whole might cave in. that's dangerous. so they will have to remove more of the asphalt there. if we pan to the left there, you can see the chunk of sidewalk. they spent about two hours removing that this morning. we it el you that the east bay m.u.d. officials tell me they had to be extremely careful removing that sidewalk because there are so many other utility lines that run through here. there are electronic line, a gas line. right now, crews are getting ready to prepair an cut out that broken pipe. the water leak happened last night, cutting off water to more than 100 houses. it flooded a nearby house and the homeowner there said he just moved there from seattle and all of his moving boxes are water-logged. >> i look out -- out the sliding glass door. the water was probably 5 feet deep. >> reporter: the water pressure w

at two alarms. there is a report that flames were shooting out the roof of the building. it's located at fourth and main streets. now, an ambulance has been called for a person suffering from third-degree burns. we'll have a live report from the scene coming up at 5:00. >>> a huge break in the bryan stow beating case from los angeles. police have two new suspects in jail and now the man that they first arrested, his name is cleared. stow remains in the hospital. anne makovec reports. >> reporter: stow here at san francisco general in serious condition. the latest on his condition is that he has been blinking his eyes and apparently was able to mouth his last name to doctors recently. meantime, the case unfolds down in los angeles. the last report we have heard last night was that the lapd was bringing in some new witnesses to identify these to new suspects. of course, bryan stow was beaten nearly to death in march after the game between the giants and the dodgers in l.a. that was the season opener.

starting at just $9.99! at sizzler. >>> as you enjoy your coffee this morning or your tea, let's wish good luck wishes for these folks raising money for breast cancer awareness and raising money for a cure as well. the avon breast cancer walk in san francisco. royal newlyweds prince william and kathryn are beginning the first morning in the united states. they were greeted by governor jerry brown when they arrived at los angeles national airport. today they have a full agenda fit for a future king. we get more on the royal couple's visit to los angeles. >> reporter: the duke and duchess of cambridge were greeted at los angeles airport by an entourage that included the governor and first lady of california. they were immediately whisked away to the beverly hilton hotel in beverly hills where the newlyweds turn a venture capital conference into a major celebrity event. >> we have a future king here. >> reporter: prince william and kate were there to promote the united kingdom's version of silicon valley before

well, the pooch gets the run at the place at a nascar race. >> good morning. welcome to msnbc saturday. i'm alex witt. it's 6:00 a.m. out west, and 9:00 a.m. out east. new developments on the new deadly attacks in norway that have left at least 91 people dead. police say they've arrested one man connected to both the shooting rampage at a teen summer camp and the explosion in downtown oslo. norway's news agency says police are also investigating whether a second suspect was involved in the shooting spree. survivors of that summer camp attack say they cannot believe something like this could happen in norway. >> it feels like a nightmare. i don't believe this is true. like, very, very -- >> it's really bizarre, and it's scary. >> very, indeed. martin fletcher is in oslo with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: imagine norway's shock. the people here went to bed last night believing 17 people had been killed in the attacks. seven in the bomb explosion, and then ten children on the island. when they woke up this morning, they found out 84 children have been ki

this is 50 at sandy point. as you head on to the bay bridge, things are moving good in both directions. now is a good time to head to the beach. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> it did not last long but it did not take long for these storms to leave behind a lot of damage. >> for many mavericks, it will be a long and difficult cleanup. jennifer franciotti is live in dundalk with a look at the damage. >> we're on four seasons court or the heavy winds tore parts of the roofs off two of the units, two apartment buildings affecting 18 apartments. we will show you some of the damage. the storm took down trees and power lines and create little to no visibility for drivers. the result, a ceiling collapse for one woman. flooding for many residents at the four seasons complex. 12 units are affected in one unit. parts of the roof were blown off. >> i was just scared. my bge is out. i'm just scared. my children -- we don't have lights, we don't have any electricity. we're just flooded. nothing. >> not if -- talk

at -- a day for the record books at the fair today. after creating this monster burger cooks were told they couldn't serve it, we'll tell you why. >>> trying to keep the tears back. >> 23 years later a mother nervously waits to meet her daughter for the first time. we'll bring you the emotional reunion straight ahead. >>> sometimes it takes a rotten act to realize how good people can be to each other. our story earlier this week of a south bay church's music program that was nearly silenced by thieves is striking a chord with many people in the area. in san jose, they will have a lot to sing about during tomorrow's services. >> i was so happyp i couldn't believe it when people started coming in. i was like oh, my gosh, it's sao amazing. >> after thieves broke through windows and stole all of the musical instrument this is week, community members are coming together to make sure there will still be music. >> as a drummer, it's just -- it goes beyond just hearing the words, but you can actually -- i can feel her pain. my congas were righ

he later died at highland hospital. police say the man's name will not be released until his relatives are notified. >>> investigators are following several leads in the death of 21-year-old monica rodas. her burned body was found in oakland's rockridge neighborhood thursday. friends and family plan to hold a fundraiser at eastlake ymca for funeral costs and trust for her 3-year-old son. >>> crews have began the next phase of construction in doyle drive. both directions were shut down about two hours ago. lanes are expected to re-open tomorrow at 11:00 a.m.. detours will be in place during the closures. it's all part of a plan to transform doyle drive into the presidio parkway. it appears to be traffic nightmare that la drivers turned out to be somewhat of a dream. a ten-mile stretch of 405 has been closed. transportation officials say their awareness campaign is keeping drivers away from the area and many are finding alternative ways to get around the west side of l.a.. coming up in about 15 minutes we'll have a live r

this is at 7:00 and 8:00. clouds go back to the shoreline revealing clouds for the weekend and also for the inland neighborhood. that's all reflected in tomorrow's forecast. by 12:00 still patchy local clouds. and we're going to warm things up from the lower 60s to the lower 90s. clear lake 92 degrees. fairfield at 90, these temperatures will check in right around 3:00 or 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. oakland tops out 74. you will find more areas in the upper 80s. here's a look ahead. temperatures will continue to warm up a bit into saturday. sunday will be the coolest day of the weekend and a cooling trend gets reinforced for next week. by tuesday morning we could be talking about more drizzle. everyone as early as tuesday morning. tuesday or wednesday wet roadways here in the bay area. that summertime drizzle. >> i thought we were done with that stuff. >> it's not rain, it's just that light stuff. >> just enough to get your car dirty. thank you. >>> sports is next, we'll be right back. it's really delicious, mom.