>>dunn: everything is done by hand. there's no way you can actually mechanize it so it is a labour of love in many ways. or hate. >>reporter: but right now, this miniature world is suffering a giant sized downturn...as the airline industry struggles just to stay airborne, the days when carriers would buy dozens of highly detailed models to display at travel agents are long gone. >>dunn: when i first started this business 98per cent of what we did was for the airlines. >>reporter: 98per cent? >>dunn: 98per cent if not more, now it's entirely the other way round. maybe 5per cent for the airlines, the rest of it is for collectors. >>reporter: meanwhile, an industry that relies on construction growth for its lifeblood has been particularly hard hit by the recession...a study by oxford economics estimates that construction output in developed countries has plummeted by 650 dollars per year over the last couple of years. particularly hard hit have been western european economies such as the uk's. >>ankers: this year we're exp

jones, susan mcintyre, virginia wright, tom purvixs, officer dunn. i like to thank you all for participating in this very special hearing. i would like to make sure that the things said this evening reached the ears of those in office at this moment. those who control the purse strings, those who make the decisions to make these cuts. we let you hear from firsthand responders, from those who are on the ground, from those professionals who have experience dealing with those in crisis. we've heard from the public this evening, passionate testimony

from officer kelly dunn. this meeting is adjourned. thank you. [applause] [no audio] ♪ >> welcome to culture wire. did you know the city of san francisco has an art collection consisting of 3500 objects? the collection ranges from painting and public buildings to murals, and from bronze busts in city halls, to cite specific structures. at this time, many of the large works are in desperate need of repair, and a long-term innovative solution is needed to make sure these public treasures will be cared for. >> the story of the arts commission program begins with ruth fromstein. 2010 marks her 50th year as an art dealer. at the helm of the county, she had represented some of the most notable of bay area artists, and continues to look for new talent. >> the artists that i represent, what do i choose them, if asked to do with a background of what the gallery is about. i love the idea of finding new guys and watching them grow. it is the old fashioned way of having a nunnery, which is having a stable. what you have is loyalty to them, artists are loya

san francisco fans hoping to add the big bat of adam dunn, you're out of luck. he could be headed to the nl west. dodgers have been reportedly awarded the waiver claim. any team can put in a claim. that is awarded to the team in the worst record. or dunn will stay put in washington. >>> after shooting a four over 74 yesterday, tiger woods trying to rebound in the second round of the bridgestone invitational didn't happen. the golfer formerly known as dominating had five bogeys to go along with three birdies to finish two over. the first time since 1997 tiger shot back-to-back rounds over par. first time since '99 he had two rounds over par. tied for 75th. >>> if there was a cut he would have missed it. >> there wasn't a cut. >> it's a mystery. >>> world-renowned athletes and million dollar commercials need not apply here. >> on the streets. >>> the hackie-sack is back but not the way you remember it. it it it's bona fide competitive sport called footing. >> reporter: boy, how times have changed. the hackie-sack is no longer called that. it's a foot bag and looks

dunn in the garage. he had been killed. they have been out here ever since talking to neighbors and trying to investigate what exactly happened out here. all we know at this point is that he was apparently staying at this residence on the 200 block of woodrow avenue, that he knew the resident that the person who called 911 was actually an acquaintance of his. we don't know yes was -- what we don't know is why he was targeted or what led to the shooting. family and friends have been on scene this morning. they didn't want to make any comment this morning. police are here. as you can see, if we pan over, they are still processing the scene, the lieutenant tells me they plan to be out here for a couple more hours. early information just coming in. this story is still developing. we'll stay out here and keep an eye on things and keep you updated. live here in vallejo, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> 8:02. it's also been another violent night on the streets of oakland. police are out there searching for sus

thank you so much, christine dunn for joining us today. i know it will be a long day for with you those meetings tonight. >> thank you. >>> now from a sticky financial situation to a stinky one. specifically an unpleasant odor at san jose airport's renovated terminal a. passengers don't smell it in the lobby, but in the offices the sewer-like stench is so persistent and so bad sometimes workers have to leave the building. airlines are said to be threatening to withhold thousands of dollars in monthly rent until the problem is fixed. but fixing the problem is easier said than done. the city has run cameras through the plumbing lines to fix minor leaks but things still stink back there. >>> let's look at the roads as you drive your kids to school today. it is possible that the lines you see are temporary markers and may not be road safe. here's why. there is a nationwide shortage of road paint. so once a road is repaved it looks like this, nice, smooth, dark and black. then painted with temporary stripes that cost the city thousands of dolla

christine dunn is here with what's in store for that meeting. thank you very much for waking up bright and early with us. i know it will be a long day for you. the first question is how did caltrain find itself in this position? >> caltrain is unfortunately not havingdedicated source of funding, so every year we scramble to make budget, and this year we are $2 million short. >> so $2 million does not seem a lot when we talk about other agencies, but it is for caltrain. so will you ask riders what should we do? >> that's right. we will have a series of meetings tonight at 6:00. we want to hear what do riders want? would they prefer to have fathefatheres increased, or service changes? what is most palatable to them. >> as a reporter i've been at meetings and it seems like the agency already knows what they want to do. do yyou know what is the better option? >> we don't. we have a menu of options we will look at. depending on what the riders say, we will make recommendations and move forward from there. >> you have a couple of options on the table.

during the early design phase of this installation included [inaudible] carol tang, brian fisher, jack dunn blocker, [inaudible] i also want to acknowledge my predecessor who played such a seminal role in the design of the academy. he is now at the university of colorado. the director of the exhibit development who insured that the installation went off without a hitch just as he ensured that the entire academy moved to howard street and then moved back without one lost fish. of course, the arts commission in the city of san francisco. it is my pleasure to introduce this senior adviser to mayor gabonese som - -gavin newsom. >> i am here representing the mayor. he is anticipating the birth of his child which should come to any minute now. on behalf of the mayor, welcome to this dedication of the sculpture. the mayor early in his career realize the transforming power of public arts. it starts a discourse. it challenges us as citizens. what is missing is the expression of what people in san francisco and the mayor are trying to achieve. we are trying to be the greatest city possible. our art s

charles dunn, dean of regent university's school of government. sir, does thpresident have a real perception problem when it comes to his faith? >> yes. perception is the mother of reality. reality suggests more and more americans, well over 25 percent believe he is a muslim. this puts him in a precario position. for the first time we have a president whose faith that could jeopardize his party come the mid-term elections. >> is it because of his polies as john was talking about earlier, he went to turkey, cairo, major outreach to the muslim world? is it that people are wond earling why this pandering to the muslim world? >> here as president, whe did he go first and spend a lot of time first rather than with other allies? how did he treat, for example, england? he mistreated england our strongest ally and the muslim countries in the middle east with great respt and dignity. that is fine to do that. there has to be a proper balance. increasingly american people are seeing this is a problem for him and our nation. >> there has been some criticism,

called it quits one year at the nfl the aged 231 n dunn. pga championship still early. up and down for tiger woods. on got six goals in perry and out of the junk, four beautiful save right there. but then the putting, which is go away from him. only got six holes enthuses second tomorrow 1 under par. nichols then acquired a 69 his two under par. six shots back of accoucheur who is overall leader. he leaves at 8 under par. why was the stanley cup at niagara falls, what type of. kane is a buffalo native. by night falls. each member of the team gets to have this helicopter 24 hours. he took it to nine false and to the shower to he was given a key to the city. that's how celebrates this gallic up. the fabled league world series matchup against fine to in this afternoon. this was on espn2. ocean view marquand date for date backed away and got a grand slam. that would make the difference is hunting beach sense that a home and lead by five to two. >> have a good weekend everybody. half

hurd became chairman of the board after patricia dunn left following and investigation into board room leaks to the media. now the tech giant again finds itself in the same spot, looking for a new chief executive and chairman hoping to reassure investors their next pick will break that curse. >>> an issuing on a busy bay area freeway appears to be the result of road rage. the shooting happened just before 9:00 last night on interstate 680 and mckee road. according to chp, the driver of a white chevrolet trailblazer opened fire on a silver dodge durango hitting the vehicle four times. a passenger riding in the back seat was shot once in the back. the man said to be in his mid-20s was rushed to the hospital where authorities say he was expected to t survive. the incident started on city streets and moved to the freeway. >> from what i was to tell, they stopped at a stoplight, one person had his music really loud. they were looking at each other. i want to say some words were mouthed to each other. i don't know if the windows were down. they were screaming at each other. that made somebod

. >> officer dunn. dr. jones. mr. keyes. miss susan mcintyre. mr. tom purpose. mr. tho-biaz. miss williams. mr. errol wishom. ms. virginia wright. >> please speak and your microphones. we are being recorded and televised. we want to hear everything that you have to say. i would like to first acknowledge from the senator's office, miss erin keenan. we know that center -- senator yee is a strong advocate for mental health in san francisco and throughout the state of california. we appreciate him sending a representative here to witness the proceedings. thank you very much. i want to welcome you all to the public hearing on the impact of the mental health budget cuts. over the past 10 years, the severe reductions in inpatient psychiatric bed capacity has led to a crisis in san francisco. these cuts are a great threat to public safety. they expose the city to increasing costs in crime and homelessness while failing to provide humane treatment and the hope of recovery to residents with mental illness. when services are cut, we end up paying higher costs in our hospitals, streets,

when they arrived, they found the body of corey dunn inside a detached garage. he was a man in his 30s and a father. police believe he was staying with someone at the home who lives there. a suspect was seen running from the area and and jumping into a van. >>> it was another violent night in oakland. police are searching for suspects in two homicides. one in west oakland. the other downtown. police say a man was killed outside a t-mobile store on broadway street last night. police say the man was shot two times following a heated argument with another man. he died hours later at hoekd's highland hospital. 90 minutes after that shooting, police were called to the scene of another deadly shooting at eddie and 34th near the macarthur maze. officers found a man shot in the head. he died at the scene. investigators do not believe the two killings are connected. with all of the violence overnight, it seems very timely that there is a crime summit going on today. kraig debro joins us with more on what's being discussed there. good afternoon, kraig. >> reporter: good a

when officers arrived, they found the body of 39-year-old cory dunn inside an attached garage. investigators have not released a suspect description, and they say the motive for the crime is not own. >>> law enforcement leaders gathered in oakland today for a summit on gang violence. oakland leaders said they would help. >> the start of a two-day gang summit. the top law enforcement officials in the region are taking part. but the motivation to reduce gang violence may be less about who you know than what you know. >> i read a story about her in the oakland tritium. she just laid in her bed one night in east oakland. a bullet came through the wall and killed her. >> reporter: shanice one of the 54 homicide victims in oakland this year. the rate is nine less than last year. it's a good start, but not good enough for some. federal, state and local law enforcement officials are attending the summit. the idea is to share programs that have worked, and then work together using them. and despite the recent improvements in oakland, the government's gang violence prevention chief says

dunn was pronounced dead at the scene, the cause is a homicide. it is that city ekes homicide of the year. no word on a motive. >> taking a look at the golden gate bridge right now sunny skies but hot conditions 93 degrees out there right now. staying warm this evening wild over night but the cool down into tomorrow. we'll talk more about the cooler weather in store in just a bit. [ woman on tv ] if you won't let me in, you can't really love me. i know about gayle. i don't know what you're talking about. if you just tell me what happened... [ ding ] [ man ] 35th and archer. next stop hamilton. [ brakes hiss ] ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your iphone when you get at&t u-verse tv. at&t. rethink possible. they were abandoned and now 31 looking for good home let's go and take a look at if you up for adoption rate now. the adoption fee at the service is shelter's $35 and people have to deliver a questionnaire which is designed to figure of the doctor is both ready financially and emotionally to commit to this new pad and if

hurd became chairman of the board after patricia dunn left. now the tech giant again finds itself in the same spot looking for a new chief executive and chairman hoping to reassure investors their next pick will break that sglurscurse. >>> a shooting on a busy bay area freeway this weekend appears to be a case of road rage that happened on 680 in san jose. according to the chp, the driver of a white chevy trailblazer opened fire on a silver dodge durango hitting the suv four times. a passenger riding in the back seat was shot once in the back. the man is said to be in his mid 20s and was rushed to the hospital where he is expected to survive. police say it started on city streets and then moved to the freeway. >> from what i was told, they stopped at a stop light. one person had his music really loud. they were looking at each other. i want to say some words were mouthed to each other. i don't know if the windows were down. they were screaming at each other. that made somebody angry and escalated there. >> police are still looking for the gunm

which includes meg whitman, african-american secretary of state candidate damon dunn, and latino lieutenant governor maldano. and fiorina says she is confident to take part of sacramento. >> this is an all-star team that will send the other team to the showers in november. help us elect this great team for the great state of california. >> adrian moore reporting. >>> meantime carly fiorina's opponent, senator barbara boxer was in los angeles and wasn't talking politics. instead, she honored the service of japanese-american soldiers during world war ii. boxer has sponsored a bill to grant a congressional gold medal to an all japanese combat unit that took on some of the most dangerous missions of the war. >>> republican meg whitman can claim another endorsement in the rice for governor. sacramento's minor league baseball team, the river cats, held a bobblehead contest, giving away bobblehead dolls of whitman and democratic candidate gary brown. and whitman's bobble heads ran out before brown's in about 20 minutes. it is hard to tell if the reasons were political or artistic. >>> he has been

the strongest in the russian league meanwhile another storm and the home side squad has to go home dunn was absent from wins this training session you can injury but he still is still hopeful the japanese international will be waiting for thursday's player from rubber and i don't like him to hear what he's recovering very fast though it's not clear yet if he's able to play on thursday when he got the injury during the half or go to earth and there is some time left before the game to come to the final conclusion you're not sure thought it was already having a song or so much vaster international experience along with a pretty good knowledge of their opponents always means the man held favorites for the tie although it's a safe bet on their ducks last aussies will give their all to make a splash how much money on r.t. moscow region. all liverpool are also two games away from the group stages they face a turkish side. in the opening lag at anfield the matches sandwiched between two big premier league games their head start of their sales and what they want all. day and next monday they tr

i am an attorney at gibson dunn, which is a member of smirk. i'm here tonight to read a letter that is submitted from the metcalf of spur -- gabe metcal. "dear commissioners, we would like to offer our support for the acceptance of the northeast embarcadero study. it reflects strong staff work and is implemented with -- if implemented, would significantly improve the public realm of sentences. if knowledge is the importance of the embarcadero to the city and includes design approaches so it enhances the city for everyone. most important, we believe these guidelines are consistent with the port's waterfront land use plan. we think it is essential if we continue to refer to the waterfront land use plan as the governing document for decisions about what lands. this planning process was started by citizen initiative and ultimately involved hundreds of citizens in one of the most extensive public participation processes in the city's history. planning is going to matter, rather than the unpredictability of side-by-side battles over each project that

dunn don nap is at the hospital with the way the community is rallying. >> reporter: he did undergo a successful surgery to repair his bladder but he does remain in stable condition. the community is turning out to show support by donating blood. residents show their support for a police officer shot and critically wounded, they turned out in we markable numbers without appointments to give blood. >> a third of the people said i heard the news in two days ago and want to come in and help. >> medical teams used 60 pints of blood as they worked to save fremont police officer todd young's life. he has worked 16 years as an officer, 69 years old, he was shot twice in the abdomen on friday afternoon, another fremont officer tried to serve a warrant on andrew berrien toes. he allegedly shot young in an exchange of gunfire. he was captured yesterday afternoon near the mexican border. the huge blood loss prompted a huge turn out to donate at pleasant hill. >> when friday, when the officer in the community has been shot and used so much plywood there has been an outpouring of money especially

i am an attorney at gibson dunn, which is a member of smirk. i'm here tonight to read a letter that is submitted from the metcalf of spur -- gabe metcal. "dear commissioners, we would like to offer our support for the acceptance of the northeast embarcadero study. it reflects strong staff work and is implemented with -- if implemented, would significantly improve the public realm of sentences. if knowledge is the importance of the embarcadero to the city and includes design approaches so it enhances the city for everyone. most important, we believe these guidelines are consistent with the port's waterfront land use plan. we think it is essential if we continue to refer to the waterfront land use plan as the governing document for decisions about what lands. tpl

london last week she also claimed before her to crack user at canterbury winning two ahead of debbie dunn the final family event with the help investors looking from. pole vault queen yelena isinbayeva says she's hungry for more success when she returns to the sport next year the world record holder plans to come out of retirement next winter less than a year after drawing from her competition the twenty eight year old great record disasters despite the very much championships and the semi ever had some twenty seven boys out prior to the tournament a pain in stock in the german capital during her break she was named as only three ambassadors for being known to use the lympics partly underway in singapore that's how she's finally been able to fairly prepare for next season if you had to see her shine again. many goals do in a minute or two to achieve of course it's the number of falter of course the main goal of course would sell in big games along the two thousand and twelve and then of course is the go two thousand and eleven in moscow to southern certain water and ship so i have many th

they've got a latino, abel maldonado, lieutenant governor, damon dunn, african-american, for secretary of state. whitman, fiorina, two women at the top. so the democrats have got to challenge this also. and brown has had a very low-key campaign, has hardly spent any money. so this is all going to be about is it this anti-incumbent fever. we've seen these sort of midterm elections and primaries all over the country, a lot of talk about tea party favor and anti-incumbent fever. the question is is it going to play in california? the jobs and the economy still a big issue. just coming off the republican convention, as we did in san diego last week, republicans are saying they are ready, they've got the money now, and whitman is throwing a lot of money into the republican party here, more than ever before. so this is going to be very interesting going forward. >> i'm curious with jerry brown, he's someone who's really grown up in front of all of us. and you've been covering politics for many, many years. i'm sure if you find yourself learning anything new about him, or do we already know ev

china more than two hundred fifty thousand people have now been forced to flee the northeastern city of dunn don't after a rain swollen river overflowed four people have been killed by the floodwaters and parts of the city are cut off region is the latest to be hit in the country's worst floods season alone a decade the area borders north korea which has also been affected has been. under series of bombings across baghdad have killed two people who didn't just days after american combat troops withdrew from iraq voters explosion came on sunday evening as it is a popular stop mortar shells have also been fired into the heavily fortified green zone which houses iraqi government offices british u.s. embassies. charlus couples off looking to a place near the lake by colleen siberia considered by many to be sacred they believe in the powers of a goddess of wisdom who is a patron for mothers after a visit many who had been declared infertile claim to have been able to have children sean thomas met some of the lucky parents. many seeker wisdom but she never utters a word hundreds come to be blessed

certainty about the global economy and how it's going to develop is being felt in equalities markets simon dunn home from london capital group so sentiment is turning bearish. prospects for these these products due to a certain extent rely on the far east we know what europe and america to a great extent we know what their demand is china can continue to grow quickly the prospects for the price of steel should be good the problem is is that everybody knows that and so we're worried now cross why is it still going higher at the moment to start meeting and looking for a job and so again we run here into the wall both what do people think about growth where is it going and unfortunately people are just starting to worry and so so metals are again looking weak. and as late as this we can always find more on our website r.t. dot com slash business. the book. some. absurd . the borrowing money coming up. this history still keeps its secrets but now it's time to move feel up to the soviet songs and artists the the. more news today violence is once again flared up from the film these are the images the

important than happy farmers in afghanistan and stick you with the same story now middle east expert james dunn's low thinks afghanistan should be a focus for strong cooperation between russia and the u.s. especially on the drugs issue. i think russia are a strange thing strengthening its presence in the world in the last few years and i think it's interesting that afghanistan a country which for ten years during the one nine hundred eighty s. was a source of conflict between the two powers is now a source of potential cooperation between moscow and washington they both have exactly the same issues there whether it's drug trafficking or islamic radicalism so i find it almost incredible to think that the americans say that countering narcotics in afghanistan isn't part of its mission if we look at the the size of the amount of money that drugs bring in this country over a billion dollars and the taliban are estimated to to accrue some three hundred million dollars of that a year which makes up some forty to sixty percent of their annual income according to nato figures so if they're fighting the t

henry dunn williams as seen here in this video and jeanne allen comes were convicted in the 2008 fatal shooting of the 22 year- old garcia williams encountered have been searching for a drug dealer who cheated him on a $50 deal. he mr. king's car for that of the drug dealer. in addition to the criminal case jersey as mother teresa has filed a $16 million civil wrongful death suit. police are investigating several weekend's shootings including one where police were involved. police shot and killed a 42 year-old man they say was holding a 10 in. knife he was apparently trying to shoot himself and no gun officers went to his apartment yesterday after his strained recalled 911 they say he was armed and confrontational. three officers fired shells six jobs. police are also investigating a share in a parking lot that left two men dead and one woman injured it appears it happened when two groups ran into each other this in the 300 block of san antonio car it does not been determined if the cheering was gang- related they're still looking for witnesses. san francisco police to harmon is invest

the man is described by police as a person of interest in last tuesday's killing. 39-year-old corey dunn. the person of interest is african-american, between 30 and 40 years old, between 5'9" and 6 feet tall and weighs about 200 pounds. police say he may be in a black full-sized van like the one you see her. it has a tan or light-colored horizontal stripe around the body of the van and a very loud exhaust. if you have any information, contact vallejo police. >>> 7:35. negotiations between allied waste and garbage collectors in san mateo county are set to resume today. in the meantime we've learned last week's strike has been expensive for allied waste. trash collection for 36,000 residential customers was pushed back two days after 250 employees walked off the job. to catch up, workers made rounds this past weekend and were paid overtime. an allied waste spokesman said they receive time and a half pay for saturday and double time on sunday. >>> we have information on last weekend's sewage spill in redwood city. officials now say 48,000 gallons of raw sewage spilled into redwood shores la

. >> what may look like a jelly fish to you and me is much more to san francisco's alex dunn. he cease a new kind of living art, a source of light and light that becomes the vocal point of any space. and a good way to make a living. alex sayless the pet jelly fish craze began ten years ago when the monterey bay aquarium made their exhibit. >> no one figured out how to let people have their pet jelly fish at home because they need special tanks and food. i decided experimenting and figure out a tank and food that worked. >> a solution spawned by misery when his biotech job in the east bay you could say went down the tubes. >> we were analyzing samples in the lab. and extracting cholesterol from them. >> suddenly jelly fish never looked better and don designed a filtration system that would keep them afloat and away from filtering systems. now you can go to jellyfishart.com, order a couple jelly fish, a specially designed tank and filter for about $400 or he can build you a more elaborate tank. >> we have tanks that cover a whole wall in a restaurant or someone's home or somethi

the man described by police as a person of interest in last tuesday's killing of 39-year- old dunn. the perp of interest is african- american, 30 to 40 years old between 5'9" and 6 feet tall weighing about 200 pounds. police say he may be in a black full size van similar to this one. it's got a tan or light colored horizontal stripe around the body of the van and a very loud exhaust. if you have any information contact police. >>> 5:05 is the time right now. let's check in with sal for a look at traffic. >>> all right. pam and dave, good morning to you. right now traffic is moving along pretty well heading to the macarthur maze. no major problems on 80 as you're driving to the maze. when you get to the toll plaza it's a nice drive there. and it's nice and light. they picked up the road work they had on the upper deck of the bay bridge. all lanes are open. this morning's commute in the south bay's off to a nice start along northbound 280 getting up to highway 17. at 5:06 here's steve. >>> thank you, sal. temperatures today will start to warm up by the coast it will probably be a push

a little year after taking the reins, hurd also became chairman of the board after patricia dunn left. she was forced out after boardroom leaks to the media. we will look at how wall street is reacting to this new news coming up. >>> we are still waiting to find out if same-sex marriages can resume across the state. there is a stay in place while last week's overruling of proposition 8 is appealed. a decision is not expected until later this week. >>> give alcohol to a minor and you could face hefty fines. the teen alcohol safety act is now on governor schwarzenegger's desk. it would allow parents to sue party hosts if they serve alcohol to a miner who is subsequently injured or killed. current law protects adults over 21 from being sued even if they knowingly give alcohol that results in injury or death to a minor. the new law would not apply to licensed commercial alcohol vendors. >>> drilling for the fourth bore of the caldecott tunnel starts in the east bay this november. it comes with a $420 million price tag even though it is not expected to save most traditional commuters any t

following that, charlie cook, jennifer dunn a, and david wasserman with the cook political report talking about the midterm elections. "washington journal" is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> tuesday night at 8:00 p.m., president barack obama will give an oval office speech discussing the troop withdrawal from iraq and the shift of focus to the war in afghanistan. our live coverage begins tuesday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c- span. >> yesterday i signed a disaster declaration for the state of louisiana, and this morning i signed a disaster declaration for the state of mississippi. >> as the gulf coast march that the anniversary of her in katrina, look back at how the federal government responded to the crisis, online it has been video library. all three, every program since 1987. it is washington your way. >> not town hall meeting with republican congressman joe barton of texas. topics include immigration, health care, and the proposed mosque at ground zero. this is about an hour. >> ok, hi there. of this is all taped up. ok, but i was wanting something so they could hear me. oh

temperatures -- because of the cloud cover they can't go anywhere. 50s and 60s up and dunn the coast, all the way down to -- down the coast all the way down to southern california. reno, 90 again yesterday. that's 35 consecutive days. reno's highs been 90 or higher. that ties a record for heat. some are cool. some are hot. that low in the pacific northwest right there dropping down right new into portland will dig into northern california and that will keep us on the cool side. low clouds, breezy, misty at times. 50s, 60. a few 70s. if you are far from thing to -- to the fog bank you will be warmer. >>> san francisco police are investigating an auto/pedestrian crash in the city's tenderloin neighborhood. it happened in the past hour on golden gate avenue and jones street. we'll have more on that when we come back. >>> we'll be talking about the woman involved at the center of the hewlett-packard center. we'll bring you the details on that when we come back. >>> fog, low clouds out at bay point. it's gonna be a cool day, even out to pittsburg and anti og. temperatures after the -- anti

record low maximum temperatures, again, up and dunn the coast in -- down the coast in southern california as well. the low is controlling our weather. it enhances it. so the pattern we had in march pretty much, april, may, june, july has carried right into august. that means the low clouds and fog, some local drizzle but it stays cool. low clouds, sunny, breezy. chilly to warm. highs from the 60s to near 70. oakland was only 63 yesterday. today, not much warmer, 65. 70s and low to mid-80s in the inland areas unless you are far away from the fog bank. more fog cooler. we'll take that into the weekend. >>7:10. well, one of the most active volcanos in indonesia erupted early today and left several people badly injured. we're keeping an eye on what happened over there. take a look at some of the pictures if we have them. this is the area we are talking about. they have names i won't even try to pronounce. but this volcano spewed lava and hot ash hundreds of yards into the air. at least four villagers are reported missing there. the last eruption was in july of 2006. that forced the evacuation

guest: the tricky aspect is the supreme court in united states versus dunn from 1987 said there is a four-factor test they look to to determine whether the area is part of your home or what they call open fields. the distinction goes back hundreds of years between the open fields and curtilage. but so the area around the home it is part of the home but a little more distance it is part of the open fields so the government can go on open fields but needs a warrant to enter and the question is how do you apply the test and the courts are having a hard time grappling with that. >> the 1987 case was that a supreme court case? guest: yes. host: so it is a law of the lands. guest: it is. host: here is a little bit about our guest. he worked for senator john cornyn and he was a visiting professor at the university of chicago and he was a law clerk for justice anthony kennedy. bachelor's degree from princeton, master's from stanford. j.d. from harvard. he was raised in wilmington, delaware, talking about g.p.s. tracking, their use by police. we will put the numbers on the screen in kiss you

they can dunn your paycheck when you get a job later on. you are married with two or three kids and all of a sudden, the government comes in and takes your money back. it's being done today. there's a difference. the difference is students cannot get rid of the debts. i don't know how many of them know that. what the interest rates are. so, i would like to thank the witnesses for being with us today. we'll leave the record open for ten days. witnesses may submit statements for the record or supplement statements. i think what we have seen today from the gao and the witnesses is very concerning. i have a statement from senator durbin to insert into the record at the end of the hearing without objection. 15 of the 15 -- let me repeat. 15 of the 15 schools gao investigated found instances of fraud, deceptive practices. 15 out of 15. again, this is unacceptable. especially when the students they are serving need the greatest help. these are the lowest income students. maybe they don't have parent that is went to college. they would say wait a m

come up with all respect -- we are fortunate to have commissioner done with us today -- commissioner dunn with us today. it is a massive pileup. fortunately, he is here and healthy, more than bruised and battered. but the same way. for 10 seconds, somebody sped through a stop sign. and for some 10 seconds, 10,000 shares, which is nothing, took penny.ock from 38 to a we cannot have that. that is my direction that i am giving to my co-chair for the advisory committee. it could of been a personal investor as well. something does not feel right at 10 seconds, 10,000 shares it takes you from $38. your market cap at $38 was how many billion? >> less than 29 billion. >> consequential, $25 billion to $35 billion of market capitalization, at least on paper, in 10 seconds was less than $10 million. that was not a true reflection of supply and demand. so that's what we're looking for good advice for. >> that analogy brings it home. thankfully, both of you are here. i want to thank each of you, because this has just been tremendous. if there are not any other further questions -- no. we will take a f

brooks & dunn. how about that? >> anybody else at all? >> anybody, anybody? >> no. oh, no! >> what? >> i failed. this is an epic fail. >> we love martina. we know you do. >> i love martina. >> we wish you good luck with the show "covert affairs." it airs tonight at 10:00/9:00 central on usa. >>> the best back-to-school snacks. i like quizzes. you might beat me on this. >>> also our chef will treat us in the kitchen today after your local news. did you know go-gurt is specially made to freeze and thaw by lunch time? so kids can have their favorite yogurt in their lunch box go-gurt. freeze it. thaw it. eat it up. >>> good morning. it's 10:26. check in with mike, the east bay clearing up? >> clearing. clearing. but not completely clear. still 880, northbound on the right, jams up past the coliseum and slow throughdown to downtow. slow drives past the coliseum and the tunnel. we'll get a look at the south bray, noshth bound 101 better than before, clearing, but not completely clear. now send you, still quite slow in that area and still quite warm. >> it is going to be warm throughout th

i want to turn to my fellow commissioners, mike dunne and joan sommers. i think each have some thoughts. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. first and foremost, i would like to build on what you are just -- what you were just saying and recognize the importance of this advisory committee to us to ensure that we have an orderly working marketplace. balad falls on your shoulder. lot falls on-- all loa your shoulders. i appreciate your efforts. i just finished reading joe "freefall."ook, since we are not paying, i can plug them. [laughter] not the advisory committee, but the panel members have said that what happened on may 6 can happen again. in fact, they expect it to. mr. chairman, you made the analogy of the terrebonne auto accident that i was involved in -- of the terrible auto accident that i was involved in and how it happened in very quick time and it was the same with these stocks. but in my case, somebody broke or rule. somebody went through a stop sign. we do not have a broken role here in this case. that is what we're looking this advisory comm