i have looked at the apartments from around the country. i have looked at many consent degrees. i have been involved in one in oakland for almost eight years. i have seen all the policies here in san francisco. i have seen policies in most departments. it is more about how you impose those policies, how do you know what the person is supposed to do. it is a comment i have seen from judges many times. it is a question of trust, but verify. there are enough mechanisms in place to audit internally -- not an internal audit department itself, but a way to look to see whether or not the integrity in the process that people are involved in. you can look on the spot check basis to determine whether drugs in the department are supposed to be there. you can look to find out whether or not people are being truthful when they say the police have taken the money. i have seen that. and you can develop policies to look to say. look, does this particular officer have a history of arresting people and there is no underlying offense? or does the person have a history with drug cases were small am

if you could look into some of the issues mr. welch raised. >> i already looked at cex. in united states, they only have 10 stores. there -- it takes 11 or more to figure -- it takes 11 or more to trigger the formula used. its only domestic stores account and we will look into the american apparel. president olague: we're going to take a 15 minute rece >> i would like to make a few announcements to remind the public that regular calendar items 11, the special sign district has been continued to august 11. item 13, 5411 gargeary boulevard has been continued. leland avenue has been continued to october 6. commissioners, your on general public comment. not to exceed 15 minutes. members of the public may address the commission on items that are within the subject matter or jurisdiction with the exception of agenda items. i have the one speaker card. >> amy o'hare. >> i come before you because you approved a citation before -- i appreciate your correction. good afternoon, commissioners. i have lived in the city for 26 years. we on a home in district 7. i would like to suggest

and so all day the inevitable comparison, oh, look at how young he looked back then, and oh, just look at him now. then. now. then. now. >> many of you knew me before i had gray hair. >> reporter: so, that gets a little laugh. but this gets a big laugh. >> mr. president, look at your hair. if your hair gets any whiter, the tea party is going to endorse it. >> reporter: the office does seem to age its occupants quickly. lincoln, going in and shortly before his death at 56, four years and look at the change. fdr going in and then at the end, and yes, it was 12 years but he was only 63 years old. indeed, a doctor at the cleveland clinic who has made a study of presidential aging has done some calculations. >> every president from roosevelt through obama, for every year they're in office, they age two years, or they age twice as fast as the typical person in the population. >> reporter: that's based on looking back how long presidents survive once they're elected. their vital signs coming in and going out. so, ronald reagan, starting out, loloing like this, left after his two terms at a ca

make the rebels look so bad there's been reports of slaughter gadhafi supporters and what looked like a tent city they look like activists is that the mainstream media have characterized these rebels as liberators now these reports challenging us how are the rebels going to preserve their image in the united states who are they going to to look. look it's impossible the legal system there to mention the beginning of our report can you would you give me two is the civilian infrastructure in city which is a room of typically big city and these bombs are so smart that circus civilians are not going to be touched i or anybody can do something like this no one can listen to one and i just we're almost out of time but k. street lobbyists they've been hired to represent that there is a shell national council so that money that they're the transitional national council is is looking to unfreeze of the libyan assets and get that to come back to washington and the farm of lodging right there which is good to people but sort of going to launch a war to be lauren so it's more of give a get togeth

because as we look at all the models you've brought us, jeff, it looks as if the back end, which we were so worried about, the hurricane kept a well-formed eye and it would come ashore and you would see our correspondents being blown about by that. that has dissipated, that back end. do we expect equally as much rain, because it's so big? irene keeps on coming. less well formed. >> the new england area is getting the brunt of the rainfall. so probably in about two hours, i would say we're going to see this event where we're going to get a little bit of rain. but it's going to be mainly wind right around new york city and also long island. so we're kind of seeing the last strong burst of this consistent nonstop rain here. there's the radar up right now, of rain across long island, also northern new jersey. it's all heading right up into central new york, connecticut and also massachusetts, so we're done with like this, you know, long, extended burst of rainfall here in about two hours. but the more dangerous thing, alex, i've covered these things out in the field. is the fact that when th

i mean i think that if she looks crazy and her cover looks crazy i don't really see what's so wrong with that i you know really were better photos out here so they decided to choose a bad photo should they do you realistically do you try to decide if you have photos that look like michele bachmann actually starting to look you know there are one hundred you know better photos of michele bachmann out there and they went out of their way it's a fine and unflattering what is next and i don't know if it's sexism noticed or two i would agree with that either but there definitely was a bad choice now let's move on to some michele bachmann obviously is running for president michael moore has his own i. i want to. take a look. michael have you actually had conversations with methane about this. you know but i think. he's been very courageous and not caring about. coming out and saying the things we need to get the republicans certainly shown the way that when you ground someone who is talking or. you when. so basically he thinks that matt damon should be president instead. i don't agree with tha

the rest of the bay area bridges problem-free here's live look look at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic clear in both directions. back to you >> thank you. >>> 5:45 now. let's get a check of today's top stories. the d.a. who prosecuted jaycee dugard's kidnapper points to several failures of the system that allowed phillip garrido to prey on girls. today's hearing at the state capital will examine those issues. >>> also today, protestors will demand an apology from u.s. airways over that saggy pants ordeal back in june. the airline asked deshon marman to pull up his pants while on the flight. prosecutors are pro -- protestors accuse the airline of racial profiling. >>> hosni mubarak appeared in a cairo courtroom on a hospital bed suffering from heart problems. mubarak is charged with corruption and ordering the killing of protestors. >>> back here in the u.s., the battle over the debt ceiling is over for now after president obama signed a plan that hardly anyone seems to like. but as jay dow reports, the economic fallout continues as stock markets around the world are dropping. >

. >> not looking good in redwood city. chp issued a traffic alert for this overturn accident southbound 101 approaching whipple. we have taken a lot of calls from the kcbs phone force. we'll tell you the latest from what they are saying plus show you the expected delays across that stretch along the peninsula. in the meantime, back to you. >>> there are arrest in the murder of a 3-year-old boy who was killed in a drive-by shooting. anne makovec is in oakland where police are still trying to find that suspected shooter. good morning. looks like we may have lost her shot. there are people who are already showing up this morning paying their respects to the 3- year-old while police say they are very close to making an arrest. >>> the teenager accused of killing a 3-month-old baby in east palo alto is scheduled back in court today. 17-year-old fabian saragosa pled not guilty last month. the baby was shot in the head june 5 in his parents' car. police believe saragosa shot up that car thinking it contained rival gang members wh

bill: look at this. this tree must be 100 years old, one of our viewers sending it by way of you report at fox news.com, that massive tree top ling a home in middleton, connecticut, some of the most com pemming images are coming from you, frankly, at home. this is from regalsville, pennsylvania, keep those pictures coming, you report, foxnews.com, and check those out online. martha: that says "irene needs an attitude adjustments". bill: yes, and she's going to get one! back in a moment. ♪ geico, saving people money on more than just car insurance. martha: pockets of new jersey are dealing with massive, massive flooding today from irene, parts of the garden state, under five feet of water right now, small streams and drainage basins have turned into raging rivers, that are going down the street, mike tobin is in new jersey where there has been a huge house fire, also. how are things going there now? >> reporter: well, i can show you a little bit of good news, stress it is just a little bit of good news

we're looking for city hall. i'm sending directions to your car. [ recorded voice #2 ] turn right on hill street. go north for two miles. ♪ [ man ] this is onstar. i got a signal there's been a crash. do you need help? yes, please. i've got your gps location. i'm sending help. [ female announcer ] introducing onstar fmv. get it installed on your car at best buy or visit onstar.com for more stores. >>> welcome back. 42 past. new video out of syria where government tanks are rolling into the flash point city of hama. they are renewing their assault on the city as the obama administration is receiving increased calls on syria. more than 100 people have been killed in hama. >> if you would say about assad and the syrian government what he said about mubarak, i think that would be a good start. >> on that note joining us now, nbc chief foreign correspondent and host of "andrea mitchell reports", mitch much. here at the table we have best selling author and combat veteran of the u.s. army wes moore. good to have you

like he was a buyer say someone i just don't look at him i've just i would look at him and i would look at him so i don't want to say anything someone cries him i'm doubt that point toward i'm sorry let the execution began before he says that he waits a little bit and that way if for the governor in case to gather call and that will that's the only way that they actually can get me start if the governor cart at that point and at that they'll start administer look into a system you have that moment of time if they you know i talk of any individual forty five minutes ago many individuals david. and. it's a humbling experience i mean you. that turn is just disbelief you know . because some of them i know for ten twelve fourteen year. you'll never forget about it you think about it until the day you know. ed fiction and how can that not of a child that you're taking some guy even know he's done something or somebody did over such a thing and some guy's trip. and basically you're putting him to death because you're part of the whole process of doing it but yeah it bothers me to lose day i ha

at him just a would look at him and i would look at so much i don't want anything so mom cries them i'm doubt that point toward oh say let the execution began before he says that he waits a little bit and that way for the governor in case the governor call then that will that's the only way that the execution could be stopped if the governor calls at that point and at that time they will start administering the drugs into a system you have that moment of time to think you know how to talk to that individual forty five minutes ago that individuals are dead now and. it's a humbling experience i mean you at times just disbelief you know . because some of them i know for ten twelve fourteen year. you'll never forget about it you'll think about it until the day you know. you had fix you how can that not affect you that you're taking some guy you know he's done something to somebody did all this that you're taking some guy and stripping down in basically you're putting me to death because you're part of the whole process of doing it but yeah it bothers me to this day i have nightmares i w

look at the growth they had. i always tell people those people in the public who are the naysayers who do not believe it can be done -- to us a favor -- get out of the way of the people in the school districts who are doing this fabulous work because they get it done every day. i think this is something we ought to be celebrating, the success of our children. we want to continue because even though we are closing the gap, that is not good enough. we have to eliminate the gap. until we eliminate it, shame on us. there is still work to be done. our goal is sunday, the word does not exist in our vocabulary. there is no such thing about talking about a gap because we are providing equity and access in the basic fundamental civil rights to a proper education that every child in san francisco deserves. you're so excited that all of you came -- i am so excited that all of you came. has the mayor had a chance? then he ought to get a chance to speak. mayor lee: it is my pleasure to be here and, certainly, to come to one o

how does it look? >> looking at the forecast track, it's following the course that was layed out earlier. as we see right now, it continues to parallel the eastern sea board. looks like it will be crossing new york city as a tropical storm early in the morning and then moving to the west of boston and off into canada here. as i get out of the way, the path today with winds of 80 miles per hour. gusts up to 100. still a category one storm and weakening as it comes ashore through the day tomorrow. but still, rain expected. >> all right jim, thank you very much. tonight the edge of irene started hitting new york. mayor michael bloomberg said the time for evacuation is over and everyone should stay inside. many parts of manhattan look like a ghost town. >> in the nation's largest city, it's hard to find anyone on the street. businesses are shattered. subways and buses are shut down and the broadway theaters are closed. a few decided to brave the rain. >> i wanted to take a walk and you know, see what's goi

we've been looking in terms of water usage. this is in the water ordinance district. all of these buildings have to be dueled -- dual plumbed to expedite provision of recycled water to serve a lot of the water needs of this district, because you do not have to use pure water to do all these things. you could use non potable water if we could find a local source for that. the last topic is money. all of this stuff costs money. there are open space improvements, transportation improvements. there are concepts for sustainable resource districts. ahoy the total for all of these improvements and infrastructure is north of $500 million. on the second last slide, you can see what the plan proposes in terms of helping to fund these improvements and helping to fund the transit center. we are finishing the necessary nexus' studies -- nexus studies about how to fund the spaces. all ultimately, the fee levels will differ from what is in the plan. we have studies to ultimately set the fees. these are illustrated, but we think these can be achieved and are sustainable by the econom

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we're going to look at this and say look, you know what? either of these candidates are so in the pocket with the tea party. and if you're looking at sort of how the tea party's ratings have dropped over the last couple of months, especially with independent voters, look, if you like what the tea party is doing in congress, wait until they have a governing partner in the white house, and they're going to have that either with either perry or michele bachmann. and the way mitt romney is running, even with mitt romney. >> dana bash, cornell belcher, i appreciate having you on. follow us on twitter. it's been a busy night so far. up next, president obama just wrapped up tone hall meeting in iowa. part of a three-day swing through iowa, minnesota and illinois. republicans have launched an ad against the trip, calling it taxpayer-funded campaigning. it is? we'll play play some of it so you can decide for yourself. >>> and later, the tragedy at the indiana state fair. the video is just unbelievable. you'll see what happened as it happened. get th

at look at the fate of the economy isn't right look at the rate of unemployment which is a nine point eight percent consumer spending is going down well what's going on with wall street right now they were just talking about this before the show they are relatively quiet during this entire debt ceiling debate for months actually and then suddenly now they're freaking out now that it's nine will be the nice thing about being done with this start so great at least for now at least you have the super congress issue which is going to be talked about for now is that we can actually look at what's going on the economy and the economy is not a good place one of the reasons that wall street lost a lot today is because of religion manufacturing here if you look at unemployment now employment numbers have been trending really bad for a while and we've got them coming on a friday things are not looking good for the new unemployment numbers this month and we had the economy come in g.d.p. of one point three percent for the second quarter the first quarter was downgraded from zero point four perce

that was about ten hair styles ago, but i look -- i think i look -- >> you do look okay. >> little vampire-ish the two of us. we've managed to do it. much less expense. >> kudos to our graphics department, by the way. >> you have to say. there we are with the diamond eyes. to your favorite story, christian lieu by tan. yves saint laurent had red seoul shoes, lieu by tan was furious, saying we trademarked our soles and you can't have them. christian lieu by tan lost, friday they went back to court. >>> right. >> and christian lieu by tan is saying we'll do everything to hold on to our trade marc, eves st. laurent is saying we want it dissolved completely so anybody can do red seooles to their sho. >> the fight goes on. >> miss kim kardashian getting married this afternoon, is having a custom pair. >> of course she is. >> of lieu batons. >> wrote a song about it, called how bow tins. they are iconic, whether they can trademark we'll see. >> i love the idea of walking into target and just getting a pair of red soles without having to pay thousands of dollars, right? >> that's a good proposition,

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looking at solutions to fix the struggling economy. tonight, we begin in europe. >> they have to let greece go. they have to let it leave the euro. they have to let it restructure, which is basically a nice way of saying default. >> tom: a look at what europe can do to get the global economy back on track. it's "nightly business report" for monday, august 15. this is "nightly business report" with susie gharib and tom hudson. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt >> susie: good evening, everyone. a big stock market rally today, making it three days in a row. after a tumultuous week of selling, investors swooped in to buy stocks today, thanks to a batch of mergers and other deals. tom, traders here on wall street are already calling it a winning streak. >> tom: susie, the dow is now back to where it was before standard and poors downgraded america's credit rating. today, all the major averages were u

so i think look. i that is what it's come to ladies and gentlemen our mainstream media has done self down to the extent that they think the asking of presidential candidate is dumb is a mind blowing controversial take no prisoners style of journalism you know if we're going to try to keep things simple ask basic questions that really only involve four or five words i think i have a better one for you why are we in afghanistan yes i know i ask this all the time but after ten years of war after more than a trillion dollars spent on it and thousands of lives lost i think it's pretty legitimate i think that it deserves to be repeated more times than is rick perry and today is a perfect example of why the numbers just been compiled that show the month of august has been the deadliest month for u.s. troops during this entire. war and the entire longest war in u.s. history sixty six troops have died so far this month this year at least two hundred ninety nine americans have been killed in total it's more tha

and looking. they will work for. january two thousand and nine and i've just been able to like a little gigs here and there are little things good. things so my question to you is just you know in that time two years and eight months is a long time how many jobs as you say you've applied to and what kind of jobs and how often. i been applying for everything. lately i haven't really been applying as much but in the beginning i was applying everywhere mcdonald's walmart burger king anything i like i was going after anything i just want to make some money and i mean i know how to build and repair a computers i'm really intelligent i can pick up on things quickly learn things. i'm not good enough for mcdonald's apparently why do you think that is what it how do you not be able to get a job as a burger flipper or you know i saw something you said you know sweeping floors what do you think is the problem. i think there's just too many applicants because i know that at one time i was applying for some position that somebody

look right. you think one of the reasons when you're president of the united states, incumbent and advantage, tough bells and whistles and it looks beautiful. the best advantage that these candidates have, not going to call them what you call them. >> bob: munchkins. >> dana: they are outsiders. they can throw stones. >> can't you argue it's the obligation of the insideer the president to have a plan? his plan is let me borrow another $2.4 trillion. let me do more of the same thing that got us in this mess in the same place. unemployment up. inflation up. borrowing up. that's his plan. >> andrea: can you articulate the president's plan? >> bob: yes, i can. the plan he put together with boehner. >> dana: that is not a plan that exists. >> bob: it doesn't exist why? because the tea party beat it. that's why. >> dana: congress didn't pass it. >> bob: he did a stimulus program, put a lot, 2 million people to work. if we had done another trillion i wish we would do because the deficit does not matter.

it is so important when we're looking at our home. our home is one of the most valuable things we have to continue to invest in. many of these minor investments will make huge returns on investment and a huge savings down the road. on average -- most of you know that i am a huge solar advocate and i have solar panels on my home. the return on solar is even more than the return on energy efficiency. energy efficiency often times will return your investment in three years. it is so fast and so easy. we're really here to encourage energy improvement. we want you to be part of this. we did in the assessor's office, we have an annual noticed of the best evaluation that went out to every single property owner in the city and the county. over two hundred thousand letters, and each of them got a brochure. there is a copy of the brochure that we mailed out with this wonderful family here, talking about how you can get $7,000 in rebates just by participating in this, just by going ahead and working with solar city and being a part of this. is i

here's a look at highs. still hot for the mid-section of the united states. 37 in denver. 39 in oklahoma city and houston too will be steamy at 38. as for europe, activity starting to ease off across the northern tier here at least the scandinavia peninsula. still looking to ease gradually. things get more active on the northern tier of continental europe. showers and thunderstorms are going to be possible here. then looks like another round of showers are going to be impacting ireland first off as we head through tuesday. still very dry here for the southern tier of continental europe. and still very hot too. 32 in rome for tuesday. 34 in vienna. and budapest could see temperatures soar at 35 degrees. definitely hotter than average. now here is your three-day outlook. >>> our lead story this hour, tension continues in libya. rebels are pushing for complete control of the capital city and of muammar gadhafi. the rebels have already gained control by monday. many have gathered in a square in the center celebr

you look good. you look really good. we've got to talk about ric now. >> okay. (laughter). >> stephen: why aren't you guys in the rock 'n roll hall of fame? is it because you used steroids? (laughter) did you juice? >> you know, i really don't know. i don't know if i want to be in it. but, if i did want to be in it, i don't know why we're not in it. >> stephen: there's actually no award that i would not accept. can i have it if they give it to you? >> well, yeah, i'll bring in the and you can put it right up there with all those beautiful awards. >> stephen: exactly, my peabody and my emmy. (applause) what was it like in the '80s being a rock band. how ininfluential was reagan on your music? (laughter) for some reason it was a very good time for us some so i almost didn't mind reagan at the time. i figured maybe that's why it was good, i don't know. maybe he suppressed everyone and it caused some sort of a social scene and, you know, everybody... it was the punks and the new wavers and so it was more... actually, to me it was a much more exciting time than now.

we're very nice, but we just all look like [bleeped]. [cheering and applause] anyway, back to the fate of free peoples everywhere. >> and the republican candidate, alberta darling, has been declared the winner by the associated press with six contests at stake, the democrats needed to take at least three of those races to take control of the wisconsin state senate, which they have now failed to do. >> jon: well, there you have it. at i don't have a watch eastern time, it appears that the fight for the people's house, the people have been soundly defeated by other people. boy, you got to feel bad for the people. look, everyone fought a good fight. it was a real democracy. let's pack it up and everyone will be civil and regroup for 2012. >> believe it or not, two more recalls in the state, two democrats are on the hot seat. >> next week two democrats face a recall. >> jon: wisconsin. we'll be right back. [ shapiro ] at legalzoom, you can take care of virtually all your important legal matters in just minutes. now it's quicker and easier fo

take a look at manhattan, what it would look like if it flooded. the mayor ordering the evacuation of over 200,000 people. hospitals and nursing homes moving people it higher ground. lets let's talk to jim in lower manhattan near battery park. jim, that is problematic, right? >> yes, if you go back to 1960, a storm, hurricane donna, that went to our east actually, came in at the time of high tide. so water and waves it produced got to 11 feet. that's the big concern with this one and that's why the evacuation order, first time in new york's history, was ordered. what makes this so interesting is it has it start today and start in earnest. by tomorrow at noon with when everybody shuts down mass transit, another historic maneuver, it doesn't happen that off then, you have to go back it 9/11 when that happens. either way, some people that would use mass transit to get out of here would not be able to do that. have you literally thousands of people potentially trapped that didn't get out when they had a chance to. so everything that's been asked to do

. >> take a look at this. every major exchange is lower, some by as much as 5% including important u.s. trading partners like japan and south korea. we'll get a live update from tokyo in just a minute. >>> and the pain on wall street may even get worse today. we're expecting another dismal u.s. jobs report in just a few hours. expected to show no change in the unemployment rate, currently 9.2%, and our coverage begins with abc's scott goldberg. >> reporter: if you thought the economy was in the clear after washington passed the debt deal -- >> i got 75,000. >> reporter: -- welcome to wall street where the dow suffered its biggest one-day loss since the height of the economic crisis, and the stock market has now given everything it gained this year. >> there isn't much washington can do right now, and even if there was, there isn't much trust they would do the right thing. >> reporter: it's not just the u.s. this tumble started overseas over fears italy and spain might default along with grease continuing in as

this is a look at the bay bridge, it is light westbound. also the morning commute looks good on 237, driving passed 880 driving all the way out to the 101. we are looking at traffic that is moving along very nicely even on this section that is normally slow in antioch. pittsburgh bridge is looking good. >> how big, it is so big it is flying over the coastal hills and pam even touched on it, there is a lot of drizzle and if you want to call it light rain i have no problem with that. you have to crank them on a little bit, lots of drizzle, very windy at times, so lots of low clouds sun and winds, temperatures coming down. tropical moisture coming down and the atmosphere is out of the southwest. but the fog has really ramped up, 55 to 61 san jose, almost everybody is staying cloud i don't almost everybody else has a decent breeze this time of morning. vacaville southwest 16, they are done, sold, it is over, upper 70s lower 80s even that far inland it may not break which is really low this time of year. eureka, a strong westerly winds equals 5

a look at buildings all the time. sometimes i look at them with you guys. one of the things i see that seems to be -- it to add tremendous fight to a building is interior moldings and tramp -- crown mold, baseboards, chair rails, ceiling rails. do you find that to be the case? >> it depends on the style of the house. if it is a traditional house, edwardian, victorian, certainly. but not just everyday ordinary home depot crown molding. probably something in little bit nicer, more traditional. but i think the contemporary -- in the last 10 or 20 years, you probably want to consult with an interior designer before you slap of a molding. >> i suggest an architect. these are people who are trained to look at the appearance and make decisions. but i have seen it to great advantage, especially in the older buildings, victorian and edwardian period >> i agree with you to go with a professional. but is there a particular group? another list in the yellow pages and all that. for the exterior, you talk about the curb appeal, something like windows. where do i find a l

the suppose of number one economy in the united states and that's when you're looking at the physical economy physical production there on the purchasing power just that basis because they're renminbi is undervalued and we need to reflect that when looking at economic size yes had a projection by standard and poor's made in the year two thousand and five there were six years before now where they actually projected all the major western governments were heading for junk status including france the u.s. germany and the u.k. and they started actually saying that they do as you would lose the aaa rating state has improved doesn't sixteen so now riyadh actually five years ahead of that original projection now the balance sheets of this country is if anything would have only gotten worse which is why the u.s. has lost a aaa rating when you have economies major economies where the deficits and debt are out of control and you have this kind of projections on the line that means that these countries are usually going to print have a out of the problem so you main risk and the new form of this

quite a while ago so that's what we're looking at we're looking at a government bond prices that cries as a banking crisis. as a stock market crash now we're looking at the heart of the financial system which is the government bonds and then when people lose trust in those government bonds then they will also lose trust in their currencies and sell of their currencies and of course. rating agencies they cause people to lose trust as well then they just how credible are these ratings agencies and how responsible are they for this panic now. some people say it's only because of the credit rating agency where first of all i don't like them at all they're not reliable remember that. in two thousand and eight they were rated aaa and then the next thing you know they were basically frozen you know and this appears to have been quite a bit of conflict of interest so i think actually the chinese rating agency dugong is a lot more reliable than the western ones but i have already downgraded the u.s. to a single a now with a negative outlook and there are few others a more reliable ones but cert

look for patchy fog, mild to warm tomorrow. temperatures are going to bump up just a little bit for your wednesday afternoon. so the fog that is near the coast is going to continue to move in just a little bit near the bay. we'll see patches of low clouds and fog by tomorrow morning and the temperatures will bottom out mainly in the 50s. 49 in santa rosa and 62 degrees in antioch. as you look at the extended forecast, tomorrow morning the fog will pull back and it's not going to clear the coast what we saw today. clear skies in the morning and in the afternoon. but tomorrow as the fog lingers well into the afternoon, coastal areas will come down a few degrees. 60s there and little change expected inland. no big marine influence, go with 80s and 90s inland. highs for tuesday in the south bay, 86 for saratoga. low 80s for sunnyvale, santa clara and san jose. on the peninsula looking at blue skies, arp 70s for redwood city and menlo park. 76 in san mateo. the coast, socked in most of the day. sunset district, 62 degrees. 66 in dow

and let's look at the problem here. a truck overturned, the trailer overturned and spilled this debris. it was on its way to a metal recycling yard. all that is now on the freeway. two lanes of southbound 101 are closed. and traffic is backing up as you might imagine. westbound 92, we have the ramp closed as well, so people who were trying to get on to southbound 101 from the san mateo bridge are forced to go around. and we do have a big backup on 101 and on 92 as a result of this. it's not going to be cleared for at least a couple more hours. let's take a look at the san mateo bridge, which seems okay, but there are signs warning you of the crash heading out to 101 and 92. so if you are going to northbound 101, it's not really going to affect you, but again southbound 101, you might want to think about using a different bridge. let's talk about the south bay now. we're looking at the south bay with some slow traffic on 280 northbound approaching highway 17. 85 from saratoga. 101 is slow from blossom hill road. and at 7

we're looking forward to going to work there. i will tell you, this will provide homes and housing for an area in san francisco that is going to be built. in the next 20 or 30 years, there will be more jobs added. this will add a place to live and a place to go home to. thank you. >> president olague: thank you. >> that afternoon. -- good afternoon. i want to say that i think this is a beautiful project that will bring new life to this neighborhood. and 20% affordable housing. it is close to everything. i am -- there is a big issue about parking. this place is close to everything and we realize we're using more and more our bicycles. parking will not be a big issue. so i ask you please to approve this. thank you. >> president olague: thank you. >> i am vice-president of the dog patch neighborhood association. doggett place has been subject to community input. i have been part of the process from the beginning. i am excited to see the recent plan. it looks more terrific than it did several years ago. the extensive streetscape impr

this might look like a women's institute meeting in a village hall. all in fact the participants are thrashing out the details of a new road there is heated debate about the quality of the works and whether the builders are falling behind these projects the unlike other projects the financing of the road is completely transparent we know were admirable has gone. the village of color chickie has just over a thousand residents several hundred of them petty criminals serving their time in a labor colony that has one poorly stuck shop and for every road that builds good turns more that need to be repaired. or micro project will not solve its problems but it is a start now the government can't just rely on its citizens to come up with a solution for every single infrastructural problem that faces russia but in a place where major decisions are often made with little consultation for the foreseeable future this program is a good idea either i'd never. hear of region. i we are out today for the moment let's see what's happening in the world of business . hel

interviews take a look at as well a chance to have your say too of course a quick look at what we've got online. and i was raised in asia has china if it's a soviet warship for its own fleet thai wall now flexes its old military muscle by brandishing a new. ad craft carrier killer that's going down well. also the diving into positions of putin to russia's of atlantis a sunken land to the south of the country we've got a video of that on our web site most of the trip. was videoed uploaded to the premier also discovered some ancient trophies as well as want to find out more catch some more sights and sounds of don't go home. midnight fifty moscow times world news in brief eleven people have reportedly been killed after syrian security forces opened fire on residents in the flashpoint protest city of home meanwhile tanks and armored vehicles storm several north western towns near the border with turkey earlier president assad bet with the turkish foreign minister who pressed him to end the crackdown on anti-government protesters over fifteen hundred people have reportedly been killed si

at least looks like a. few lucky elsewhere in the world difficult to make your region but but you're coping thank you thank you. and brings up today here in our tale let's see what's happening in business will heal you. hello that's right time for your business update ciro hour is approaching for ben bernanke you to outline his vision of how to save the u.s. from slipping back into recession the markets will be cutely watching the federal reserve meeting in jackson hole they'll be looking for hints that the money printing press will once again be stunted whether to mccutcheon from a vocal gold believes the fed has fired some a nation and all it's got left a blanks. all of the money has already been printed there's already massive cash reserves both outside of the us on a corporate level as well as at the federal reserve bank. and their own balance sheet and they bought up all of the mortgages and everything else back in two thousand and eight so no matter what they do they're really sort of a rock and a har

take a look. i got some friends from bryant, texas, here, they followed me all the way to new york city. we got new mexico, austin, santa barbara, active crowd even with some drizzle here in new york city they've come out to watch "good morning america" this morning. but first let's say hello to all of my dallas friends. we got a wide shot here from dallas. thank you to our affiliate wfaa. nice sunrise looking at 52 days of triple-digit heat. now as we take a look at our hottest cities across the area, south, wow, back on the burner. 106 in dallas. oklahoma city looking at the 100s, and houston, you're looking at 17 days and counting of triple-digit heat. wow. look at those temperatures. so nice on the west coast, los angeles and also into seattle. some rain across the midwest, some severe storms and 93 in orlando. >> w wl, it's starting to rain a little bit here in new york city. may have to toss it back inside, lara. >> colleen, thank you. >>> here's a look at what's coming up on our "gma" morni

the good news is, if you're looking for warmer temperatures, looks like we're going to get them. we'll take a look at the seven-day forecast >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> alan: iran's foreign minister is giving his support the uc berkeley hikers held for more than two years. he says he hopes that a final court verdict will lead to the release of shape bauer and josh fattal. he is the highest ranking iranian official to speak out on their behalf. the final hearing was held last sunday and the court was expected to announce their verdict within one week. >>> the man who calls himself the spam king has been indicted by a federal grand jury. the 40-year-old sanford wallace is accused of sending more than 27 million spam messages to facesbook users. he faces charged outlined in the indictment filed in san jose. if convicted he faces more than 40 years in prison. >>> a o'will go mist group lighter is boycotting his sentencing hearing in texas. warren jeffs walked out on his sentencing in protest and is being held in another courtroom while the heari

a look from the sutro. how often have we looked down from sutro tower at this hour to see the skyline and the haze heading to the east bay hills. beautiful looking day. if you like sunshine and temperatures. top down, take a look, you can see the strong northerly wind clearing the neighborhoods of the fog and the low clouds this morning. you can see it is starting to clear the coast from north to south at we talk about this morning it would. we're off to a good start, as far as that goes. take a look at the temperatures to see if they are responding. near the coast, 57 at half moon bay. mid-to-upper 60s around the bay shore, up to north bay valleys. low to mid-70s. san jose, los gatos, all of the east bay valley to fairfield. around monterey bay, not as much luck. clouds here with the mid-to-upper 50s. inland starting to see sunshine. low to mid-60s for salinas and gilroy. sunny afternoon. and seasonal highs today. mostly cloudy tonight. cooling, we'll see that happen. the biggest drop will take place inlan

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take a look. most of the candidates had not even talked about rick perry. >> governor perry has a great record of job creation in texas. i think he's a very formidable person. >> there's room in the race for governor perry, sarah palin. >> welcome to the contest, from my perspective, it doesn't bother us or my campaign. that's just one more politician, and that makes this business problem solving stand out that much more. >> i hope if he does get in this race he broadens and expands the dialogue about job creation. >> i'm very pleased he's coming in because he represents the status quo. >> i don't know what to make of that. anyway, straight talk from you. this guy, is he as good as he looks in terms of the fact that he clearly looks good to the right? >> here's the rick perry balance sheet. on the plus side you've got a definitiveness and assuredness that supporters see as real strength that they think is going to contrast beautifully with what many republicans view as the weakness of president ob

look at that. the center of the track takes it right over central long island, very close to new york city. that's, of course, why they're closing down the subways for the first time in history. a historic storm on so many proportions. chris, you and i covered so many storms. it's only happen add handful of time. up the coastline. many people don't know how to prepare for this. all the warns and everything we've been talking about are for a good cause. >> part of the problem here, jeff, frankly, that people were watching yesterday. saw category 3. now looking at category 1. how bad can it be? >> okay. that's a great point and everything, but you know, with this particular storm system we're talking about tens of millions of people in these concentrated areas that if they needed to get out, there's just not going to be enough time. not only that, but we're also talking about a storm with hurricane force winds that stretch out over 90 miles. so it's a strong storm if you look at that wind field persp

we're looking at the all-time record, if we get to the 43rd, it looks like it's happening by the early part of next week. weatherwise, very quiet for a lot of the country. we're looking at storms in the mid-south coming into memphis, tennessee. some of these areas need the rain. that's where we'll find the severe weather. back to you, chris. >> carl, thank you so much. >> you bet. >>> we continue to follow the breaking news out of the afghanistan, where forces have killed the taliban insurgents. responsible for the attack killing 30 u.s. service members. >> at approximately mid nile on 8 august, coalition forces killed the taliban insurgents responsible for this attack against the helicopter, which we assess was an rpg round. >> now, among those killed, a taliban leader and the insurgent who apparently fired the shot believed to have brought the helicopter down. there's still one taliban leader at large. >>> here's a look at other stories people are talking about. >>> this morning the fbi is searching for a missing 3 years old girl from a very small town in missouri. blees think breean

they wind up in a cage, and i think that -- assad is looking and said, look, they may take me out on a stretcher, but they're not putting me -- [everyone talking at once] >> hold on! >> what happened to mubarak when his state was brought upon by himself. >> that's the point i was going to bring. whether the year mubarak was friends with the united states or not, the bottom line is egyptian looked at what was happening in tunisia and had the same problems, hundreds of thousands of young people who cannot get jobs, can't take care of their families, can't feed or clothe their families and they don't want this for their country any longer. >> let me finish. you are -- when you head of the independent women's forums, you had some muslim women, islamic women, come here, correct? >> we had islamic women from iraq come over -- from all over the middle east, come to the united states. we brought 200 iraqi woman. >> did they talk about conditions over there? did they give you any insight you hadn't had before? >> absolutely. we took a group -- i was privileged to take a group of iraqi women d