george clinton expected at 7:30 tonight. when you think of jazz, do you have a certain image in your head and the flavor? these guys are breaking all the molds. you are going to be part of a ceo jam session. we have keith, grant and henry. what are you doing out here? >> we're going to have fun. we are going to have a jam session. can you hear the music? it's great. >> what time are you playing? >> 9:10. why ceos and jazz. >> the ceo has a right brain and understands music. >> okay. do you all play instruments? >> i play drums. >> guitar. >> bass guitar and piano. >> quite the trio. real quick, you tied in music to work. how does that all operate? >> music and work fits together beautifully. i can use it as an escape from the dredgery of work. i can come back to work refreshed. >> very nice. ceos and jazz, they do go together, right? >> yes. >> what kind of guitar is this? >> my baby. >> all right. so, you see, when it comes to jazz, we have all kinds out here. it's what it's about. let's get a look at the weather maps. you

now, people are starting to come on out here but, of course, the big performance at 7:30 with george clinton is when we expect this to be standing-room only out here at key czar chavez park here in san jose. we're expecting 100,000 people and 1,000 different artists. one of the artists that will approximately, a young artist, oscar pangollean. you're young, you're holding a saxophone. tell us about what you're going here and how you got involved. >> i've been playing music for about 16 years now. started in middle school. and i'm actually playing with a band i started up called midnight salsa, a jazz hip-hop thing. so we're playing at 10:00 at the jazz and beyond stage. >> at 10:00 tonight? >> right. >> give us a little tune of some of the jazz you've got? sure. ♪ very nice. people can come and see you tonight? >> yeah. >> at 10:00. what stage? >> jazz and beyond stage. >> thanks for coming out and these are you other band members, right. >> and they'll be joining me on stage as well. >> let's look at the weather. >>> tonight and beyond, what you'll find is we have some fog coming

tonight on stage, george clinton and the parliament funkadelics. and dozens of bands at golden gate park including the kings of leone and the strokes performing. >>> sounds like plenty of lines to stand in this weekend. another line is already growing outside sacred heart community center in san jose, there for a different reason, where needy families started to gather early this morning for backpacks to get the kids ready for school. damian is with them outside the center. why is getting supplies and being ready to go on the first day of school so important for these kids? >> reporter: this is their only option now, getting the free backpacks from the sacred heart community services organization. some of them get here at 3:30 this morning. they brought their lawn chairs. some of them are taking a nap because they have been here for a while. they are ready for the long day still ahead of them. they already spent four hours in line late last month to register for the backpacks. the center's director says demand this year is unprecedented. it shows a

if you like funk, george clinton and parliament will be performing at 7:30 tonight. saturday conditions in the upper 70s with plenty of sunshine. and temperatures sunday in the lower 80s. that's a look at your weather. back up to you. >> thank you. >>> let's take a look at today's top stories. there's been an officer- involved shooting just a few hours ago in antioch. it happened on d street in a residential neighborhood. investigators aren't saying much but confirmed a suspect was shot by police. no word on the suspect's condition. witnesses say a police dog may have been injured. >>> sponsors of california's proposition 8 have asked an appeals court to stop a federal judge's order that would allow same-sex marriages to resume next week. prop 8 is the voter-approved measure that limits marriage to male-female couples. its supporters want same-sex marriages to remain on hold while the prop 8 case winds its way through the appeals process. >>> state employees will be at work today. a california appeals court has denied governor schwarzenegger's request to lift a stay

friday, that is correct, george clinton, some funkadelic beat. he's really known as an innovator when it come to this kind of music. temperatures warming up as we head throughout sunday and monday, upper 80s to near 90. it is possible we may get in on some 90 degree weather. real quick, you guys, this is a lot of hard work out here. we have garlic fries i'm going to send back to you. this is for me, this is for you. >> that's better than nothing, jeff. >> i would suggest you wait on that for about another hour or so. and then -- >> of course. >> all right. love that saxophone music. we'll check in later on. >>> still ahead at 5:00, he thought he had cancer. but what doctors found growing inside one man's lung. the cautionary tale about eating too fast. >>> and what the flight attendant at the center of that controversial tirade says he wants to do now. [ female announcer ] jobs leaving. a budget disaster. california on the brink. jerry brown's plan? you run for office and the assumption is, oh, i know what to do. you don't. i didn't have a plan f

some of the names are big, like george clinton big. but many are small, such as dr. aaron linkton, a music professor at san jose state. take a listen. >> one, two, one, two, three. ♪ >> i think this may be the fourth time that i've performed with the jazz festival. ♪ >> being able to share what i love with people who i love, like my family, and also people that i interact with every day, like my students. it's a great thrill for me to be able to do that. there are world class artists here in the bay area. some of the biggest names in jazz, punk rock, has come from the san francisco bay area. you know, obviously it will be a crime not to feature the unbelievable talent that we have right here next door. ♪ >> we're going to be featuring music from my brand new album. every person in the quinn tet has a very important role. for someone who doesn't have a lot of experience listening to jazz, sitting back and listening to what the saxophone is doing. ♪ how is that interacting with the drummer? ♪ how is that interacting with the bass player? ♪ and the best jazz

i'll be there with cheryl hurd and we'll give you a front row seat at george clinton who will be playing some funkadelic music. 83 in san ma roan, 80 in orinda and for the north bay, plenty of mid and upper 70s into santa rosa. morningtime on the weather chant on cable. your seven-day forecast has the best chance of 80s into or 90s, rather, into sunday and monday. isolated 90s in the south bay and east bay. >> yahoo! finally, summer's here. >> i'll take the fog. >> ba, hum bug. >> 100 yeaftheit"titanic" sank, preparations are under way to revisit that wreckage. you know, i just got this new chase checking account. really? yea, check this out. there's no deposit slips or envelopes. you just take the check and--psshht--right in there. now chase atms take the worry out of making a deposit. so that's it? they got it? duh. oh it's on the receipt. it also works with cash. really? do you have a 20, or... yea! psshht! voila. that's cool. ok let's go. hey, wait. where's my 20? hey, what's up, dude? chase checking. welcome to banking with chase. chase what matters. >>> 2 1/2 miles under the north

last night george clinton rocked the stage at the san jose jazz festival singing many hits. he loves coming to the bay area because fans here understand his music. >> a wide variety of music. alternative realities of all kinds. it's always been a free spirit artsy place. >> the festival serves as a money maker for the city. nbc bay area is a co-sponsor of the event and it's going on tomorrow as well. let's stick with the music theme, live to san francisco right now. the outside land music festival, the event starts at noon in golden gate park. more than 100,000 people showed up at last year's festival. of course everybody going wants to know what do i wear? >> as long as it's tie dye i think you're safe. i think you need both of them. layers obviously are going to be good. >> i have tie-dyed sweats. >> you need them. you'll start off at the golden gate bridge there is a lot of fog, mist and drizzle and the roads are a little slick especially in the hills. along skyline boulevard. layers are the case. last year the festival was sunny. this year not the story. the next shot to

my musical influences were george clinton, earth wind and fire, kurt mayfield. >> larry: what goes up must come down, spinning wheels -- >> get it, larry. >> larry: i love that. >> earth, wind and fire were pretty good. i went to the concert one night, but wind was sick. anyway -- i thought that's funny. you're involved with your fans through twitter tv live chats. how often do you twitter? we twitter. >> i've got a thing called u stream tv. and i have my own show called the wake and bake show where they can look at me and see me personally and i hit them on the twitter through my conversation. because it's kind of hard for me to be trying to type to all of my fans at one time. i take their messages along the side and i talk with them. and they have a chance to ride with me and roll with me and letting them be a part of the snoop dogg thing. >> larry: you're very involved with your fans, right? easy access? >> up close and personal. >> larry: it was hard to read about you is where does most of your income come from? records? because that business has been hurt. >> i'll just a hustler.

., will be george clinton. back out here live. we have all this food, all these people, all this great energy. my little thermometer here. it is kind of beeping. it is hot, it's hot, it's hot right near these wings. is that what you want me to try? >> try them out. >> maybe? >> they're not that bad. i've had them. you can do it. >> oh, yes. >> amazing. they're good. >> not too hot. >> that food looks good. so does the liquid. it looks good, too. don't forget to washt down, jeff. we'll see you later on. >> it will make the weather forecast more fun later. >>> coming up, a big change to border security. what it will cost and what it shares with the war in afghanistan. plus -- >> you're looking at noel. a mannequin who can actually give birth. i'll show you how nurses are getting some real live training thanks to mannequins who can even bleed. >>> and we're smelling the roses at the bay area garden. i owsit b t nest hese garden in america. >>> they called the bill a false solution. and a waste of taxpayer money. >> a major thumb up f

funk of george clinton. the blues of new orleans legend irma thomas. and tower of power eight stages outside and indoors. each embodies a style of music. >> we like to find a reason for a blues stainl. what is the audience? >> they expect 100,000 people z there are performances at night in bars and clubs. research indicates it brings $18 kblinl to the city. festival almost became a victim of the economy when major sponsors dropped out. >> there is issue autos some responded and there have been increased donations. this used to be free. now charging $15 per day. we've felt the crunch. tony lindsay says music offers an escape. fans take out their escape this morning. >> they're going to have great music for you. >> 60% of the crowd is from outside skpf 20% of them come from out of stateful volunteers just stopped. the volunteers nonprofit is responsible for very innovative programs in schools. >> and there is great it's great. >> still, coming up at 6:30 privacy concerns at a local gym. michael finney looking into what is at risk by having fingerprints o

the fun of george clinton. the blues of new orleans legend norma thomas. bay area's tower of power. eight stages outside and indoors. each stage embodies a style of music. >> we like a reason for the stage being. the blues audience. well, how old is it? what kinds of step do we program for that audience. why don't we make it a little younger. >> expect 100,000 people during the three days. there are performances at night at bars and clubs. jazz festival research indicates it brings $18 million to the city. but the festival almost became a victim of the economy when major sponsors dropped out. >> there's certainly been issues about getting companies. >> some businesses responded and there have been increased donations. it used to be free. now they charge $15 a day. we've all felt the money crunch. tony lindsay says music offers an escape. >> you may not know the name of the artist. but you're gonna have great music for you. in san jose, don sanchez, abc 7 news. >> with all these outdoor activities, good time to do a last check of the weather. >> call it comfortably cool. mist and dri

the funk of george clinton. the blues of new orleans legend irma thomas. bay area's sewn tower of power. eight stages outside and indoors. each stage embodies a style of music. >> we like to find a reason for the stage. blues. what kind of stuff do we program for that audience. make it a little younger. >> expect 100,000 people during the three days. there are performances at night in bars and clubs. jazz festival research indicates it brings $18 million to the city. but the festival almost became a victim of the economy when major sponsors dropped out. >> certainly issues about getting companies and stuff like that. >> some businesses responded and there have been increased donations. it used to be free. now they charge $15 a day. we've all felt the money crunch. music offers an escape. >> we may not know the name of the artist but they're going to have great music for you. >> don sanchez, abc 7 news. >> the outside lands festival opens today at san francisco's golden gate park. last year more than 100,000 people showed up for the music and arts festival.

george clinton will be on the stage in san jose. and music is also the main attraction at the outside lands festival at golden gate park. dozens of bands including the kings of leon and the strokes are performing. more news coming up in a half hour. the "today" show returns in less than a half minute. have a great weekend. see you back here in a bit. ♪ trying to make it up to you ♪ and it feels like tonight >> daughtry, just love him, the band will be here to our plaza next friday morning on "today" and the following friday on our blockbuster summer concert series katy perry to the stage, two weeks from today. people will be lining up starting tomorrow. >> he's right. but wait. the fun is not over yet. that's right. we've got one more song from ke$ha who has been rocking on the plaza all morning long. wow. a village thing working here. meanwhile, also coming up in this half hour, teaching your kids the value of a dollar. never too early to start this morning. we're going to get some advice from the experts about what you can do

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. >> rose: what is the visceral attitude about clinton. >> i thought george stephanopoulos was right when he realized the man was sociopathic, that he only cares about himself. i thought that was so obvious and so reptilian. and so damaging to the politics. >> rose: that seems to be, in the end, history is what fascinates you the most. the making of history. >> yes. a sense of what goes into making, that absolutely. >> rose: what you have said before is the idea that you influence history is the most intoxicating of things. >> yes, it's a great temptation to think about the legacies, the historic moments. they forget-- when the ethos is over that you can make any judgments. you say you are changing history you are probably not. you may be possibly changing your own. >> rose: when you think about legacy yourself at moments of reflection here, where does it leave you? >> you know, i refuse to do it. i decided i'm going to forgo that. >> rose: forgo that in your own mind or in conversation? in both? >> yes. i'm not going to think of it. it's too napoleonic, it's too grandiose. >> rose:

we hear from secretary clinton followed by george mitchell. this is 35 minutes. >> good morning and welcome to the department of state. we have secretary of state hillary clinton here along with their special on boy george mitchell. they are here to tell you about the most recent development in our pursuit of middle east peace. we will start with secretary clinton. we are joined today by your colleagues in the white house press corps up in martha's vineyard and we will be sharing the q&a duties with you. >> i don't like that idea. [laughter] >> i will appoint a negotiator to deal with that. since the beginning of this administration, we have worked with the israelis and palestinians and our international partners to a divans caracols of comprehensive peace in the middle east, including a two- state solution, which ensures security and dignity for israelis and palestinians. the president and i are encouraged by the leadership of prime minister netanyahu and president abbas. i have invited them to meet on september 2 in washington, d.c. to relau

both clinton and george w. bush. but bob's prize pair came from our daughter. >> when she was about, what? seven or eight, she made me a pair. >> reporter: but some people prefer luxury links. these designed by alexander carter were auctioned for $33,000 at sotheby's. these once owned by casey spengal fetched $72,000. and these faberge cufflinks went for a record $200,000. >> do you prefer a round? >> reporter: but never fear. there's something for everyone at the missing link in manhattan. owner michael rodriguez says cufflinks were around in europe and england in the 1700s. but. >> but i think cufflinks as an ornamental object didn't become popular until the 1850s. >> reporter: so the cufflink craze began even coming to america where manufacturers offered a snap-on style. >> a lot easier than the chain link. >> reporter: by world war ii novelty links were in vogue. >> people just needed to lift their spirits and have fun with dress. >> reporter: and it wasn't just men. >> these were women's cufflinks from the '50s.

candidates. >>> former vice president george w. bush returns to haiti. he is checking on relief work in the earthquake-shattered country. >>> the search for two dangerous fugitives is now centered near glacier national park in montana. police say prison escapee john mccluskey and his cousin/fiancee casslyn welch consider themselves a modern day bonnie and clyde. >>> kellogg is opening a store dedicated to pop tarts. it offered 30 new pop tart treats and the first time kellogg's has focused a store on one product and have special chefs creating these new creations. one is a pop tart sushi. they roll it it in a fruit rollup. >> that is much more appetizen that i thought it would be. oh, man. >>> well, for some of you local news is coming up. >> for everyone else "america this morning" continues after this. without the pills. no pills, no pain. how can you get pain relief without taking pills around the clock? try thermacare heatwraps, for all day relief without pills. i was surprised, thermacare worked all day. you feel the heat. and

and george mitchell said we will only know the answer when it is completed. that doesn't give you a whole lot of confidence, but hillary clinton felt confident today a peace agreement could be wrapped up in one year. i can't help remembering george bush thought the same in the in january 2008. less than a year later, there was the war in gaza. and already today, there's been some controversy before the talks even start with the palestinians warning they will pull out of the talks if israelis announce new settlement building. as george also said, past efforts of peace that did not succeed cannot deterus from trying again, and that they will do again. >> thank you, and in the long struggle to find peace in iraq, a monumental moment. we watched the last combat brigade roll over pack past the border into kuwait. but for the iraqs who for so long wanted us out, want us to wait? >> reporter: tonight at baghdad's fanciest new restaurant after the weapons search, iraqis sat down to break the ramadan fast and to talk about the u.s. combat brigades pulling out. surpris

gwen: i was surprised that hillary clinton said we can do this in one year and george bush said the same thing in 2008, i think we can do it in a year. so that one year stuck out. why one year? >> one year that is probably the best thing that the palestinians got out of this, one-year deadline. there is nobody who thinks they will get the israelis and palestinians reaching any kind of agreement. what their hope now is they will go at this for a few months and then president obama is going to have to step in with some sort of bridging proposal where he puts this what he thinks what the united states thinks should be done on the table and that's what is going to get them anywhere. and that's when it's really going to get interesting, because at that point, you are going to see how far israeli prime minister netanyahu is willing to go, how far the palestinians are willing to go and what do the americans think a peace plan should look like, because president obama at that point will be basically having to say this is what i think you guys should do. >> it seems like we start out with more no

bill clinton and ross perot and george bush senior. ross perot told bush and clinton what was going to happen to this country. clinton had a chance to get bin laden and didn't do it. that's all i got to say. host: c democrat line. washington d.c.? caller: i think the democrats will maintain the seats but they need to actually come down and lay out the facts. people need to stop listening to a lot of these people and use a computer and other information available to enlighten them. if the republicans get in with the tea party now. what tea party now the republican tea party. first thing they'll do is talk about taking the social security and privateizing and putting stock market like they wanted to do before. think where these people would be now. if they have done that if the democrats think from doing that last time. that's what they're talking about now and with respect to everyone all upset about the debt. they need to look at it. ten trillion dollars debt create i'd three republican presidents. reagan, bush and bush. it's factual.

bush and with one of secretary of state hillary clinton just to show that they're not anti-democratic or entire public it they just hate everybody definitely seems to be the american sentiment these days the manager says that a secret service agent even visited the boardwalk yesterday and they told that agent that none of the employees urged patrons to throw at or hurt the obama likeness for now still covered up with a pink plastic bag but the manager says that he might bring it back for in a few weeks with all the reporters up or dies down that is american capitalism at its best ladies and gentlemen. now you ask most identified flying objects dare i even say the possibility of alien life it's something that we know very little about and something that many speculate the government has actively covered up well there's now a new book called u.f.o. generals pilots and government official go on the record the series of essays about officially documented and investigated u.f.o. cases that were considered unexplained by god. hermance and military investigators but in the book to make us al

george w. burn. his political career took off in san jose in the early '70s. he was the first asian-american mayor of a major u.s. city and then served in congress for 20 years. >>> a bit of silicon valley becoming history. demolition began friday on terminal c at mineta san jose international airport. the site will become a parking area for the new terminal b. it should be finished next spring. >>> panda alert. staff at a giant panda breeding base in china caring for a newborn cub rejected by its mother. the first time mother gave birth to twins early sunday morning but refused to feed one of them. the twins are sixth and seventh giant panda cubs to be born at the base this month. they sure are ugly when they're that small, aren't. >> no. >>> they call it static kill. >> coming up in the next half hour, the plan to plug up bp's oil well for good and a bay area driver slams into pedestrians, the cyclist and cars. how neighbors helped nab the suspect his relationship as well to a san francisco g

george? >> thanks, ashleigh. >>> secretary of state clinton goes to the special session of the u.n. later today to pledge additional u.s. aid to pakistan where 4 million people are now homeless because of the devastating floods. joining us now is president obama's special envoy for pakistan and afghanistan. he's got nearly half a century's experience dealing with crises like this. ambassador richard holbrooke. good to see you. >> good morning, george. >> i say dealing with crises like this, but one of the important points here is we've never really seen a crisis like this. >> this is the worst flood in pakistan's history. a country the size of italy is effectively under water. that's the land mass. it's more than italy. 20 million people affected. it's more than the tsunami, the haiti earthquake and the previous pakistan earthquake combined. we don't know how many hundreds of miles of road have been destroyed. we know that hundreds and hundreds of bridges have been wiped out. all of last year's reconstruction effort has been wiped out. it's the worst floods imaginable. and we're lea

bush was sitting in the white house for eight years i've been saying this about bush and clinton i've been saying this last twenty years but wow but the rest of the americans that are turning out are all these tea parties ok but this is a valid question and it's a good question and it's a real. phenomenon that exists and the uprising did start big time with brock obama there's no question that this uprising though was happening during the clinton and bush but not on the level that it was not at the level we see you know no question about it no question about it i did speaking tours before this but not at the pace i'm doing it now i mean i'm speaking two or three times a week all across america and i never have any time that we have a black president no i am not arsene that i have never seen now i've i've been there and i'm sure there are some races racism here in america i have never seen it at any of the fifty or sixty events i've been to the reason and i want you and everybody listening in america to know and understand it's because of barack obama's policies he took the abuse of th

george mitchell will stay behind to answer your questions. we're joined today by your colleagues in the white house press corps. we will star with secretary -- we will start with secretary clinton. >> since the beginning of this administration, we have worked with the israelis and palestinians and our international partners to events because of a comprehensive peace in the middle east. this ensures security and dignity for israelis and palestinians. the president and i are encouraged by the leadership of president of bossed and -- andnt not to nnetanyahu presidents on abbas. on behalf of the united states government, i have invited israeli prime minister netanyahu and abbas to meet to relaunch negotiations and to resolve all final status issues, which we believe can be completed within one year. president obama has invited president mubarak and king of of egypt to attend. the president will hold bilateral meetings with the four leaders fault but a dinner with them on september 1. the quartet representative tony blair has also been invited to

bush as to what religion is or what denomination of christian he is or bill clinton and i was you know realize no no one ever did that in may because they were white nobody ever thought to do that because you could never even you know over time that they were muslim i with you and the fact that this is it's shielding some sense of racism but the fact that people actually have the numbers of increase is the scary part because you would think that after time after eighteen months of being in the public eye being the president of a country that people would be better informed but they're not and i salute i mean you would think that they would get the point that this is a man who who was was i mean raked over the coals during the campaign because of reverend jeremiah wright not like omar jeremiah wright or grand mufti jeremiah wright these are the same people who were upset that he was associated with a pastor who they felt had some american ideas so is he actually an evil christian or an evil muslim what can we decide here people because i'm getting kind of tired of the rumors either rais

former us president george w. bush is visiting the haitian capital port au prince he's there visiting organization supported by the bush clinton haiti fund the charity was set up to raise funds after january's devastating earthquake one enterprise getting back in is a mango export plant a business now seen as a vital to reviving the country's economy. following months of political turmoil kyrgyzstan's interim government has set a date for the parliamentary election about what happened on october tenth in april a popular uprising ousted the country's president kurmanbek bakiyev referendum in support of the constitution change that would make kyrgyzstan a parliamentary democracy and significantly reduce presidential power. coming up i . met with the man who used to head the country's security council under ousted president but now he's the leader of kyrgyzstan political party quickly gaining momentum in the country south just ahead he shares his views on prospects for the future of the central asian state. i still h

former president george w. bush, who has shied away from public appearances since leaving office, will visit haiti today to check on earthquake relief there. mr. bush and former president clinton are working together on earthquake relief. >>> also, special envoy george mitchell returns to the mideast today. he's visiting with israel's prime minister and the palestinian president to push for peace talks. he wants an agreement to negotiate by september the 1st. >>> and analysts predict the federal reserve will downgrade its economic outlook this afternoon. this announcement, along with new reports on factories and labor costs, could drive wall street today. >>> finally this half hour, a guy who deserves a day if not more off his feet. >> that's for sure. he's 34-year-old ed stafford of britain. and he's just become the first man to hike the entire length of the amazon river. >> bill weir, who traveled part of the way with stafford, has more. >> reporter: if you think your summer vacation has been too steamy, or t

we have secretary of state hillary clinton here along with their special on boy george mitchell. they are here to tell you about the most recent development in our pursuit of middle east peace. we will start with secretary clinton. >> [unintelligible] [laughter] >> i will appoint a negotiator to deal with that. since the beginning of this administration, we have worked with the israelis and palestinians and our international partners to a divans caracols of comprehensive peace in the middle east, including a two-state solution, which ensures security and dignity for israelis and palestinians. the president and i are encouraged by the leadership of prime minister and tin and yahoo! and president a mosque -- prime minister netanyahu and bbas.dent ofa i have invited them to meet on september 2 in washington, d.c. to relaunch direct negotiations to resolve all final status issues which we believe can be completed within one year. president obama has invited president mubarak of egypt and king abdullah of jordan to attend in view of their critical role in this effort. their continued

they add this memo contains ideas very similar to those of president george w. bush and they say such written brainstorming sessions are how washington works >> i worked under the clinton administration and bush administration as a civil servant and these are the kinds of things you were asked to do. figure out, interpret, see what the actions are. >> it was on a list of options. it does not mean it's going to happen. the fact that they would even consider it is frightening. >> reporter: the obama administration has commented on the memo saying it has no plans to grant permanent residency to the country's estimated 11 million illegal i am grants. >>> you've probably seen her in commercials on tv, the laura accused of swindling clients. julie haener has a look at some of the other stories we're working on. >>> the first muslim four year liberal arts college anywhere the united states is opening up tomorrow in a bay area city. >>> also ahead two people arrested today for carrying weapons on campus at a bay area community college. and police say they had some serio

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bush teamed with former president clinton to raise funds for relief efforts. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," asian stocks dipped into red territory again. ashley morrison is here with the latest on that. good morning. >> good morning to you. asian markets took a dive after the japanese yen surged dimming the long-term economic outlook. tokyo's nikkei shed more than 2% while hong kong's hang seng was also down. today wall street gets the latest on the job market and earning report from cisco. on tuesday the market slumped even after the fed said they'd keep interest rates at record lows and begin buying government debt to help spur the economy. the dow lost 5 4 points, while the nasdaq gave back 28. >>> a preliminary federal report suggests in many cases toyota drivers were to blame for unintended acceleration. black box data recorders show brakes were not applied in 35 of the 58 crashes studded. sticky gas pedals and bunched up floor mats are still culprits. there's no evidence yet that faulty electronics played a role but the investigation will continue. >>> airlines are doing a better jo