of course people will come down here want to get reimbursement but we will see how long that will take. >> justine: in the meantime air quality regulators said they were wrong about the pollution during the refinery fire in richmond. they originally said air samples taken during the fire show that the toxic air contaminants were below levels that were considered safe by federal health officials. they say the initial statement was incorrect. in one of eight samples taken through out richmond, levels of the toxic compound called acro lean were above the federal standards. they say some smoke particles are the likely source of health complaints of the residents in richmond. federal investigators remain at the site they are investigating the events that led up to monday's fire as well as what happened directly afterwards. officials with the agency have said that their investigation is not just about what happened on monday it is also about what happened or did not happen in the weeks, months and years prior. >> this is old equipment and they have to give it more tender loving care as it ge

it will happen tonight. people will be gathering to bring attention to a recent rise in murders in this city. 33 homicides so far this year in san jose. and the recent spike in killings over the past couple of weeks has been fueled in part by what police are calling a bang gar if he is on pace for a record setting homicide. now the community is stepping up. >> save our streets. save our children. >> reporter: over the weekend the community group black berets held a six mile long march for peace. they say neighbors have to work toward a solution to reduce the violence. the group says thatly planning future antiviolence events. in the meantime san jose police are doing nor research to deal with the violence. they are allocating $800,000 to pay for a special unit to look into the violence. it will all happen in front of city hall 7:00 p.m. tonight. live this morning in san jose alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. >>> if you see a helicopter hovering low over the bay area today, there is no reason for harm. allie

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the chairs will break the fall. if you stop, someone behind you will hit you. so, slow down, pull to the side of the road. stay with the car until the shaking stops. you need protection for your head. if there are wires near your car, don't get out. don't park under or over an over pass under a bridge, under trees, power lines and next to freeway side walls. you know what freeway side walls are. >> these are the spots you don't want to park. in the city there are a lot of spots like that. that's pretty common response -- my experience with driving. i was driving going hope. home i had to go 2 miles. it took 3 hours to drive 2 miles. it was my unwillingness to give up my car. i could have gotten out of my car and walked home. i'm driving i thought it would be easier if i had walked. on the freeway? this person out of his truck survived. he got out and waited for help. there are a lot of people who have certain skills will get to them. how about the bay bridge? if you have to drive after, drive slow. 5-10 miles per hour. look ahead to see if the roads are difficu

tunnel will be. a lot more study needs to be undertaken. and the future regulatory requirements will play into that. what we have looked at is the 30-foot tunnel gets us to 10 by itself. the greenwood also get us to 10. the issue we want to look at here is whether there is another combination. does 28 give us almost to 30 and with another combination of green? we have looked at this through triple bottom line and through the regulatory process to get us to that. we want to look the future flexibility requirements that the operators need to maintain system controlled during wet weather events. all of those things will be

when lawmakers get back, one of the main issues they will tackle will be pension reform. but president senate pro tem steinberg says it will happen. >>> we just needed more time to work through the details. it really we are not that for apart from the governor, in my opinion. >>> 451 now, new numbers out showing california is the highest paid in mortgage closing costs. khost said about $3,700 on average nationally. it was a victory for smaller gas stations parade in safeway said giving the discount was a business decision. >>> it's the story of the small intrapreneur or who is struggling to stay active business wise. i think it speaks well for our judicial system as a brevity and also the commitment to that some clients have to take on big corporate entities. >>> they will be due back in court the first of the year. bay area of budget problems, the potential cost for your safety. how on-line food delivery sites may be a bad deal parade the world record that it takes several skill. this,,,,,,,,,,,,,, what does fall smell like? head north, to someplace pristine like acadia

it but we will see if it goes up, it probably will go up we will just see how much. now we are trying to compare video of people coming in. this is video of people arriving yesterday. this fire to about maybe 240 bar. because the unit could no longer process because it is shut down because of the damage, that is offline now. they expect not just the bay area but the west coast to see an increase as much as 10 to 255 per gallon over the next week or so. the ticket can your screen your some numbers, in san francisco right now the average price is $3.94. if you've given open it is $3.86. down in san jose it is $3.86. i say that the longer you wait you will pay more. so i have always told people even if you have a half gallon, pool and because by the time you come home and i'd want to fill this up it will probably go up. >> justine: as soon as we talk about gas prices going up it always sends more people to the pump to fill up. >> justine: -- >> will: why wait, you will need it so go ahead and pull in. >> justine: we have something just in to the kron4 newsroom, we are h

finally, communicate to the american people what will it will happen after we go and how we will go. all of these things have to be communicated. i wish we had that from the beginning. when i become commander in chief, i will address the american people about these issues. with regards to a afghanistan, i will do everything in my power to transition as soon as possible and do so in a way consistent with our mission, which is to keep afghanistan for of being overrun by a new entity that would allow afghanistan to be a launching point for terror again like it was a 9/11. -- like it was on 9/11. thank you, sir. >> sir, when you vote to send men and women to war, it is something you take very seriously and solemnly. when you give it the military a specific mission, and the military tells you, here is what we need to complete the mission, to take a -- to keep our women andstillmsay marines say, if you give them what they asked for. it is very important. i was in helmand province in december, learning and listening to marines that are fighting there. it is amazing. there is not a true that

today will be a nice day although temperatures will be down. 73 in san mateo. the east bay temperatures in the 80s except by the delta. '50s and '60s out towards the coast. another low pressure system will drop into the bay area towards friday to cool the temperature's down once again. >> san francisco police chief greg sir is the highest paid police chief in the country and he is about to get a raise. his salary will be bumped up to $307,000. he will make more money than mayor ed lee, governor jerry brown, and even vice president joe biden >> an architect has been mixed elected to expand facebook headquarters. the facility will be the work space for 3400 of the best and brightest engineers. the daily mail says the plans include a huge open room that will be the largest open space in the office world. sailing is off for now, thrills and spills from the america's cup final day. >>,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, happy birthday! thank you, nana send money to anyone's checking account with chase quickpay. all you need is an email address or mobile number. you're welcome. take a s

>>mark: thanks will. the >>darya: this story is that of west oakland rather was a deadly crash that began with the police chase early this morning jackie sizzles on the scene >>jackie: we can take a look at the car. this is five hours after the incident. this accident killed one person and injured another. according to california highway patrol, one of the guinness was on the property of the 2:00 a.m. is running. they saw a car went to a stop sign. when the police started to stop them the car took off. the chase lasted for about 14 seconds when the car lost control and hit the tree. did talk to the chp officials this morning and we wanted to know why they're down here and how bad that accident was. >> we have a off ramp and many times we will look to the area. this is at 25-30 mi. an hour and that the vehicle was running at freeway speeds. >>will: the next question is why did the driver of the car take off. they say that the car is not solved. the victim is in the hospital. seventh street is still closed

that will continue today. chicago, indianapolis, lewis, that our weather maker for tomorrow, bringing showers and strong growthfor thunderstorms. need for the umbrella, just sunglasses. 86-91 degrees, partly sunny to sunny. >> we are following breaking news out of fairfax county >> . investigators at franconia road deadly accident car earlya police morning. jummy olabanji is on the scene with the latest. >> good morning. a very active scene. fairfax county police officers just got on the scene. can you tell us what you guys far?so >> before 3:00 this morning a traveling westbound on and an officer on franconia road marked police cruiser in the far right lane. for unknown reasons, the car was traveling west suddenly veered dramatically to the left, police cruiser head on. the citizen's vehicle caught driver wase pronounced dead at the scene. the officer was transported to a hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. officer have his activated? >> his lights and siren were not on. not responding to any situat

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we will learn how to make this work. >> finally, i will go over fleet week. once again, we are in need deep in planning. this will be here the first week of october. once again, there is a focus on the air show. this remains a great partner. this starts with the senior leadership seminar. we will bring together military and civilian leaders. we will touch on a number of topics. we have a lot of good ideas ranging from the medical search all the way into cyber security issues. as we start to pull these things together, we will keep you informed with that. we will continue an annual exercise and bring the military together with civilian responders and managers to really start to test how we work together with dod. we have all seen the line diagrams. this is very complicated. usually things get stopped. first you have the mayor, who asks the governor, who asks the president. this can get really complicated. we have started to exercise with this and this is how it all works from a policy perspective. we have a topic last year, which is a national challenge. we al

i will say no and they will push and i will say no and they will push again and i will say to them, read my lips. no, no, no. >> c-span has aired every minute of every major party conventions since 1984. this year, watched the national conventions live on c-span starting monday, august 27. tonight, look for our interview with the andrew nagorski. >> i had no idea about the experiences of the people who were my predecessors. despite all the time i have spent in germany, i have not spent a lot of time thinking about what it would be like to be a correspondent there. and how would you have operated? what would you have noticed? much less, how would you have acted? >> tonight at 8:00 p.m. on c- span's "kendeigh." -- "q&a." >> paul ryan will be mitt romney's running mate. they made the announcement in virginia yesterday in front of the uss wisconsin. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome bob mcdonnell. >> good morning. what a treat to be back in my own home. >> it is a pleasure to be governor of the most business friendly state. [cheers and applause] i want to say thank you for having u

later on this afternoon we will see that the rnc will convene but then they will quickly recess until tuesday. an uninvited guest is threatening to overshadow mitt romney's big moment. >> are you concerned about your convention? >> reporter: the potential threat of a hurricane has delayed the event that will officially nominate romney for the presidency. now it appears isaac will bypass tampa. it's expected to strike further west. somewhere between the florida panhandle and louisiana. republicans worked with emergency officials in florida as they made the call to delay. >> that was their decision to make it. we understand the fact that high winds could cause bridge closure. they travel by bus. it's difficult. and generally we could have road floodings and things like that. >> reporter: isaac battered the southern tip of florida. today tampa is expected to see sustained winds of 25-30 miles an hour and 1-2 inches of rain. despite the delay republicans believe the party's business will still get done. >> it is what it is. so we will tell the mitt romney story. we are still going to pros

will we do see will be on the lower end of the spectrum. we have '70s and '80s for the most part. >> erica: as a side fairfield could reach 91 degrees, 94 on tap for antioch. for the most part we will see '70s around the bay. this is pretty much the same story for the entire east asia .--for the entire east bay's shoreline. as we the head not be surprised if we see some morning fog from the high clouds. >> erica: i will show you all the details coming up in the seven day around the bay forecast. but, if you are on to the giants game the first pitch is that 12:45 p.m.. it looks like they're playing the nationals. again, we have partly cloudy conditions and we will see that sunshine and your seven day around the forecast shows along with temperatures continuing to drop, we could see thunderstorms friday and saturday and maybe even sunday. we are holding on to partly cloudy conditions. we have cooler weather all around. >> mark: thank you erica. the wife of the football player chad johnson is speaking out against the domestic abuse charges aga

i will leave without one. another ruling in apple verses samsung, this time from japan. >> apple is not having the same success in its patent battle with samsung overseas that it has in the u.s. where one week ago it won a $1 billion. the jury of the court in tokyo is saying that in this case samsung did not violate technology between tablets and smart phones. a couple of weeks ago a south korean court basically came up with a deadlock between the companies saying they violated each other's patents. reports yesterday's a ceo of apple and google have had high level meetings talking about patents. the google android is at the center of this spat between manufacturers. ben bernanke says in jackson hole wyoming this morning, we're looking for further hints of easing on the market. markets drop on rising doubts. the market is looking fairly solid early on, the dow is up and facebook shares are at a new record low at $18.30. research analysts say that advertisers are paying facebook less for their marketing. >> we'r

it will be hot if your distant future. we will have more on that could >>> it is of the spare the error did pretty you are useencourageo use mass transit. we have some areas of overnight road work including both directions of the pardone burton bridge. here's a live look at the the nimitz outside the coliseum. it looks ok. you will find more lanes blocked on softbound 80 b. >>> another deadly attack on americans in afghanistan. yothree soldiers were shot purrd the military is investigating and i giving details of the incident. one of the soldiers was from new york and the other from wyoming. kennedy and griffin were both killed by eight insurgent had detonated the suicide desperatv >>> investigators suspect the heat insulation it masked the extent of the danger until it was too late. contra costa and county hazardous material tells the chronicle, with the hydrocarbon started out a quickly ignited. bay area residents intend to follow claims against chevron projec. the least a thousand fire related claims were filed. >>> eve

his running mate paul ryan will well in commerce. this will be at. an orchard at president obama will be in today.ton he's leaving the white house evening for camp david. >> capitol police have an active investigation into a reported embattledinst missouri congressman todd akin. police not releasing details. he caused a stir recently when have ways of pregnancy and cases of what he calls legitimate rape. he has since apologized but refuses to drop out of the senate race. it is 69 degrees. still ahead, the cover story on 's wild night in las vegas. >> i am isiah and i would like good morning, washington. him around here. 6:12 a.m., temperatures mainly this fridayon morning. partly cloudy. beautiful friday. warm, but not very humid. become aekend i little unsettled. 73 now in washington, 64 at hagerstown, 72 in annapolis. most outlying suburbs in the '60s. highs in the upper 80s. mid '80s in the potomac highlands. kansas city, 90 degrees. heatn't have intense but 92 in nation, chicago, 94 degrees in dallas this afternoon. we will talk about the unsettl

i will talk a little bit about -- i will continue with that. the response coordinator -- we will activate a team and designated lead court nation. when they go to the scene or the hospital, what they would do, they will check in with the sfpd surgeon or officer to let them know that they have arrived. a lot of times, it has gone to the point where the police department, when the team arrives, will start to point out the family members. or the social worker at the hospital, they have to report to the hospital. part of the thing that the team knows, at the crime scene, the police department is the lead. we do not want to contaminate this crime scene, so it is working with them. at the hospital, it is the hospital that is in charge. coordinating with them. we are support. it is developed where they are actually helpful. supervisor avalos: before you continue, i want to make sure you get through your presentation and this is good information for me, but there are also a lot of people from the public who are here. not to hurry you, but after your pr

it will begin on monday. they will open up the official event will not begin until tuesday now. at least that's the plan this evening. remember to stay tuned to fox news for our pleat coverage of the republican national convention. we are live in pam taw. -- tampa. we will have full coverage as well as the events of isaac. we will be here tomorrow including 1:00 p.m. eastern. >> i will be live before the big speeches of the night. mega

with that, we will turn to the video and then josh will give a presentation on the details and i will come back a little bit later to talk about the 5.4 acre roof top park. ♪ [inaudible] on the street level, buses will be incomplete the weather protected areas. primary entry to the transit center -- on the street level at the west and of the terminal, there is additional circulation as well as retail and other service functions. the mezzanine level will have more retail, office spaces and intercity bus operations. the bus back level provides an area for passengers with a dedicated connection to the bay bridge. the station itself is about a million gross square feet, four city blocks long, and the capping of this is a new 5.4 acre park. the park, designed by peter walker and partners, will feature a children's playground as well as art, culture and educational activities. there is also a music amphitheater. the park will feature a water fountain and the vision is for the part to accommodate the people who live in the neighborhood and work in the area and come to san francisco as tran

that will keep the fog intact. as for our temperatures, cool coast side theory inland valleys are still our warmest locations, mainly in the '70s in the south bay. 80 degrees in sunnyvale. gary's similar conditions into tomorrow with dense morning fog and drizzle near the coast line. into friday afternoon clouds will cling near the coast line and temperatures will be cool-lost. since the week and the fog will dominate the forecast cooling temperatures this even more. ifs >>gary: coming up at 5:00 p.m., a brutal murder at a safeway store in san jose may now oxford be solved. the investigation into the death of rodney king has been completed. the drugs that were found inside his body after he was found dead in a pool. >> facebook has released an update for its mobile application and it really improved the experience for facebook on a mobile devices like smart phones and tablets. hot ahead benny cms dl call [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow. you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't

they and their colleagues will be the ones that will benefit in terms of the jobs that will be provided. ho wanted to be here today to really congratulate all those that have provided the leadership for this. it contributes $1.30 trillion in total economic activity and accounts for 5.3% of the total of the supports over 10 million jobs. that is what these kinds of construction projects really create. the president signed a transportation bill last friday at the white house. the two-year bill, and in large measure, thanks to the leadership of people from your congressional delegation. i want to single out senator boxer. she was the chair of the committee, the environmental committee, the e. p. w. committee that led the way in making sure that our country had a big blue print, a plan for transportation. without senator boxer's leadership, this bill would never have been silent. we are grateful to senator boxer for her leadership and getting us a two-year bill, a blueprint on the big picture ahead that really allows us to put our friends and neighbors to work in construction jobs. but the

if you give me your trust, i will honor it. grab me a mandate, i will use it. give me the opportunity to lead this nation, and i will lead. >> [applause] and we need a leader to seize the opportunities of this new century. the new cures of medicine. the amazing technologies that will drive our economy and keep the peace. but our new economy must never forget the old, unfinished struggle for human dignity. and here we face a challenge to the very heart and founding premise of our nation. a couple of years ago, i visited a juvenile jail in marlin, texas and talked with a group of young inmates. they were angry, weary kids. all had committed grown-up crimes. yet, when i looked in their eyes, i realized some of them were still little boys. toward the end of the conversation, one young man, about 15 years old, raised his hand and asked a haunting question. what do you think of me? he seemed to be asking like many americans who struggle, is there hope for me. do i have a chance. and frankly, to you, a white -- do you, a white manna suit, really care what happens to m

that will change behind rainfall. will shift. s afternoonclear thi and we will have sunshine. for the high temperature. there is the cold front behind it,. more comfortable air in place. this will be a beautiful middle end to the workweek. tomorrow through humidity.h low warm.l still be there's tropical storm isaac. the latest still has it as a high end tropical storm. should become a hurricane later today, making landfall in louisianai and tonight and early tomorrow morning. it is going to bring much-needed some communities in the midsection of the country. folks it will be in too a good thing especially along the coastline of and and mississippi where they could see up to 16 inches of rain between tomorrow and saturday. of isaac will us sunday into monday in upcoming labor day holiday what we will keep an eye on. now to angela >> . 270 is sluggish. of frederick, making 121 into ast germantown. you are moving pretty nicely to spur. 95 northbound record from an earlier accident. open between triangle dumphries, but still very through theyour way city area. quantico to dumphrie

i will not say no. as soon as we had it and it is not cost prohibitive, there is nothing that you could rule out right now. >> [inaudible] >> we met with the answer to it -- entertainment commission. much has been made of the potential conflict of interest. officers not being able to work directly for places with a liquor license. i have discussed that would command staff. as far as i am concerned, we have been and will continue to hold the club's accountable for what happens outside. it seems fair that if you want to hire officers, like in the bayview, often the neighborhood or the area may have hired officers for out front, boosting patrol, violence reduction. whenever. i would support that. absent the city telling me in black and white that that is not something we can do, i do not think it is a good fight -- bad idea. >> [inaudible] >> pie in the sky, that is already supposed to happen. traditionally the beat cops work the business corridors. most businesses, absent the entertainment industry, they

now, we will see a little bit of the moisture still lingering, but it will be spotty. not all of us will be riding up to work tomorrow. but then they will start to slide down to the south. it's not a quick mover. it will be fairly slow, lingering tomorrow, holding the temperatures down into the 80s. then as the front will pass us on by, we'll get plenty of sunshine on the tuesday forecast, looking pretty good. overnight lows tonight, dough into the 70s for most of us. it will still feel muggy as we head in towards tomorrow and we'll see the opportunity for a spotted shower or thunderstorm into the overnight hours tonight. and the next day or two, they will feature mainly cloudy skies for us. we'll call it the yellow for tonight and tomorrow and by the time that we get to tuesday and wednesday, then things are looking much better. temperatures, they will refreshingly be down near the 90-degree mark. at least for a few days. >> yes, well, compared to 96 and 97. >> okay. >> yes. that's how they will be looking. there are they are looking pretty good. getting the rain here

there will be no traffic or additional curb cuts that pedestrians will get involved with. in terms of shadows, the eir correctly points out that both alternatives b and e are far superior, because any project below 351 feet will cause no net new show, on union square. this project, which is proposed to be higher than the existing building, would generate 22% increase new show on union square and the beyond the power of this commission and rec and park to grant, because it would generate 337,000 square feet of net new show, and the current allocation is only 322,000 feet. you'd have to increase the amount of show on union square that can be allowed, and then grant it all to this project blocks away, preventing any other project near union square from adding any net new show. -- new shadow. finally, in regard to jesse square, there hasn't not been an attempt to look at an alternative. -- there has not been an attempt to look

we will take those pennies with us. i just wanted to show you some of the conservation programs, where we try to put this money, so folks now when we have surplus -- so folks know we have surplus and we try to put it back into conservation at the zoo. this is our first duckling born at the zoo. they are a species protected by the african eurasian migratory water bird act and are listed as vulnerable. as part of the conservation efforts, we got a pair of them in 2008 and have finally been able to breed them successfully, and here is our first attempt. they are a very nervous, flighty bird. they do not actually interact well with each other. we have a new baby armadillo. he will be at the animal resource center, a part of our youth program. the nine-banded armadillo is not a rodent or marsupial, as once thought. they have a unique berthing pattern and give birth to identical quadruplets -- they have a unique birthing pattern. again, as part of our education outreach, armadillos should not be ignored or forgotten in the wi

she let people know she will go through -- what she will go through once she leaves. >> i will check in to the hospital the following tuesday. i will begin the process. it takes about ten days after being admitted because there are some things have you to do before the transplant. >> she beat breast cancer five- years ago and is confident she will overcome this as well. despite the health problems she still said she feels blessed and i think her sister will be a donor for her. >> inspiration. all right. another look. >> one last check of the forecast. changing weather. few more showers, pleasant weather, wednesday, thursday, fridayt. will be great and then the chance for rain around toward the weekend. we will see on that. don't cancel your plans. >> okay. we will be right back. . >> on night line the latest on that shoot out that left two dead and nine injured outside of a popular tourist > and one slim down by imagining she had surgery. well another great thing about all this walking i've been doing is that it's given me time to reflect on some of life's biggest questions. like, if

it will be very nice. the humidity will be gone. the overnight low temperatures will dip into the 50's, probably. visit us here in maryland. that is still up in the air. the next couple of days will be very nice. >> 76 degrees. coming up, the first to 40. >> an appeal again for the orioles. like winning the division. highlights and another close women? in sports. >> here is a look at last night's winning a maryland lottery numbers. >> good morning. the orioles win again. there are now in second place. just three games in back of the yankees. that is a new franchise record. in the second, 36 years old. out of major-league baseball for five years. what does he do? hit the first home run. bases loaded. the scores. but the orioles did not score another run there. your thinking, hope that does not hurt them. adam is done with a capper. he simply gets on first. bottom of the eighth, he began the year with a home run. jim johnson gets his 40th stake. puts them back in second place in the division. in arlington, texas last night, the ranger

this will be a solid upgrade they will lose, they will use a lot. if you look at the blog from the morning show you will find inexpensive multi functional printer. $80, print, scan, copy, and it is compact for a dorm room. >> i have the ipod earphones. >> you need to take care of the kids first >> i guess so. you can find more of the technology what segments on cbssf.com. >> the most valuable company in the history of the world is based in the bay area. jason brooks is here from money watch and it is all about ample >> the news keeps getting better for shareholders. yesterday's stock closed at an all-time high end in the process absolutely obliterated the prior record for a public company that was held by microsoft. apple closed at $623 billion in change, about $7 billion more than it was worth in 1999. usually apple stock does get a huge bump before a big product rollout. we expect to see the iphone 5 sometime next month. facebook, a different story. one of its key earlier investors revealed yesterday that he sold 20.5 million shares of its private

it is really that, they will not merge, they will not move. they see our blinkers and he loved them. --they see our blinkers and they ignore them. they cut us off and they swim on their brakes. they did not realize the danger because this is an 85,000 lb. wrecking machine. >> justine: much more ahead on the kron4 morning news. in just a few minutes we will have a live update from officials at the chevron refinery in richmond where the company plans to update us on yesterday's fire, stay with us. >> justine: the chevron refinery in mid--richmond created breathing problem for hundreds of people do to be fire. --due to the fire. >> justine: we want to let you know that all the bart stations are open right now they were closed yesterday. now will tran is outside of the refinery with the latest. we do not see or smell any smoke but what is it like right now? >> will: right now it just looks like another day at the refinery, you can see the cars coming and going. if i put you here, you would not even know that there was a fire. i did not see any fir

will be satisfied. and of course, to win the game. >> reporter: we want you all to join in on the game and the conversation, evaluating their performance. let us know on facebook or twitter using the hash tag, rg3 begins. and the weeks of training camp have finally come to this. the guys finally get to hit somebody other than their own teammates. we'll see how rg3 will handle the pressure. from ralph wilson stadium, i'm kristin bursett, nine news now. >>> in the meantime, maryland lawmakers are back for the second time this summer with another special session. this one aimed at trying to break the political paralysis over gambling in the state. and today, lawmakers took the first step towards approving a bill that could put on a vegas casino right on the banks about a mile of the d.c. line. scott broom with more on the debate from annapolis. >> reporter: on the special session of the legislature is whether or not to allow a very big vegas-style casino on the banks of the potomac river. barely a mile acr

consequently they will move to another securities, probably it will be [ indiscernible ]. >> suzuki points out the last chance for the fed to take action could be september since the u.s. presidential election is scheduled in november. >> today, we had ism manufacturing number which records below 50. so now u.s. economy is on the brink of -- edge of recession, election day is 6 of november. and this tight schedule i think that september is the most likely adapt new policy. >> as for markets the dow, the s and p and the nasdaq all ended lower as the federal reserve kept policy and rates unchanged. ism manufacturing data put a drag on markets. >>> let's he how the exchanges are trading in japan. we are getting more data showing slowing growth. how are stocks here reacting? >> yes, indeed. and the fear is that the fed kept things unchanged and upcoming data could show slow growth. a lot of focus on the u.s. jobs numbers on friday. and all eyes on whether the fed has been correct to stand and leave things unchanged as we've also heard a lot of economists and analysts focusing on if it does. if

>>will: it looks like it will be closer to knew before he will let us know where the addresses. he once it at a place where there is an asset sense than here. it will probably be in richmond. on monday night as many as 1700 people had read the issues and i irritation issues. costs of their and investigators inside the refinery looking into what caused the explosion and the fire. it can be the mechanical failure or to be something wrong with the overall procedure. will tran, kron 4 news in >>mark: there were 93 violations of california since 2008. in fact california is chevron refinery in contra costa county is one of the tough the offenders. >>justine: this is out of pueblo colorado. there is a new poll that- that's as---- here comes the president. he's shaking hands. what he is leading the voters with lower income pi. these airlines pictures as the president is about ready to hold a campaign he then in colorado. >>mark: both the president and mit romney are against the boy scouts of america to taking his stand against openly gay leaders but last week was doubt in america have r

samsung will fight it. they will also appeal the $1.5 billion in damages said a legal analyst dean johnson. >> there is going to be an appeal. when you have a billion dollars jury verdict, there will be an appeal. >> now, on september 20th both sides will be back in federal court. that's when they find out if the judge will award apple an injunction, forcing samsung to remove offending patrollent and designs from the market. >>> shares of apple record highs in after-hours trading yesterday after that verdict was announced. you see apple at 674.95 and now trading in record territory. >>> in west oakland a double shooting left a man dead and a boy wounded. it happened in the 700 block of sycamore street. that was last night. the little boy was rushed to children's hospital oakland. doctors say he was grazed by a bullet and it is not life-threatening. no word on a motive for the shooting. it was oakland's 77th homicide of the year, exactly the same number as a year ago. >> in san jose this morning there will b

some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen. 3q that's why lysol partners with schools to help teach healthy habits, habits you can reinforce by adding lysol wipes and no-touch hand soap to your back to school list. learn more at lysol.com/schools >> george: harrison look at your ride through san jose, we still have like conditions here and a cook meat check shows the south bay peninsula is still pretty light and so is your ride through the north bay the only slow traffic is for the east bay on highway 4 on interstate 580. >> mark: federal investigators are at the richmond refinery trying to find out what caused the explosion and fire. company officials say vapours leaked from the processing units. will tran is at the refinery this morning with the details of the ongoing investigation. [no audio] >> will: the fire may be out at the refinery, but chevron officials are still filling the heat. investigators from several agencies combed through this place. officials say they try to fix the problem

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we will probably all get to a point where we will say we will move or do something else, but those kids have still got to be here. san francisco still is a resident, family community. i want to see that it growing again. i want to thank the mayor, his staff, and the people that have been working with us. we made sure that we responded with them. so god bless everybody, and let's keep up the work. like the chief said, if you know somebody with a gun, you ain't got to turn it in. go to the public -- go to the pastor, the faith community, just turn it in. if you do not turn it and, somebody might use it. thank you. [applause] supervisor cohen: one of the critical part is that gets little attention is our media partners. oftentimes, your first on the scene to report a lot of information, and oftentimes, our narrative is a story of crime, destruction, hate, turmoil. we are looking to our media partners to remember that they are uplifting, positive, exciting stories that are happening, and we look to you to respond. please report the positive things. the kids that are going to college, the ki

nonstop service to tokyo will will start january 11th. the airline will fly the 787 boeing dreamliner, it will be the first time the innovative new aircraft will be use at any bay area airport. the news is significant for the san jose airport which has been struggling to keep current flights and attract new ones. >> it's a great idea to go straight to tokyo. that will be very convenient for many people here because there's a lot of japanese people living here. it will be great for people to visit. >> it's a great idea. it's very convenient. we like traveling so good for us. >> travelers can begin booking the san jose/tokyo flight august 30th. >>> the america's cup world series is now racing through the san francisco bay. even if you're unfamiliar with the sport, it's amazing to watch. today the best sailors in the world hit the water for their final practice runs before the full-scale racing begins tomorrow. we're waterside now you with a look at the high-speed, high-risk sailing. explain something, the america's cup is next year, but the

we will go with that. we are always talking about how hard the recession has been on the country's young adults. when it comes to faring the economy not all are created equal. he looked at 19 factors of youth unemployment and all 50 states and determined north dakota is the best state to become a young american thanks to the booming economy. south dakota was the runner up with cheap apartments and relatively low unemployment rates low car insurance and rental rates iowa at third followed by montana and nebraska which also boasts low rental costs and montana's case relatively cheap tuition. >>> 13 after the top of the hour. coming up your ftax dollars mak sure more people are going green on the road. why is gm now halting the production of the chevy volt? >> before you send your kids back to school you want to hear a warning about popular backpacks. [ wife ] your dad's really giving him the business... the designated hitter's the best thing to happen to baseball! but it's not the same game! [ wife ] wow, he

the idea it will stay, security fence will stay if and when they will come to negotiation. we shall negotiate how to swap land. what to give, what to keep. until then we shall go on building in the major settlements west of the fence but we shall not build on the east side of the fence. we schaaf to pass the law of bringing back settleers who wish to return. according to our polls 20,% to 30% of the settlers once we build the fence understand that it will not be the future in the state of israel, it will be palestine. we send them. if you ask me, they achieved the victory for us. victory meaning recognition of the arab world. four, we have to prepare a plan since the future of the rest of the settlers will be discussed with the palestinians we have to show to the israelis that we are not going to repeat the same mistakes that when we shall bring them back we know how to do it with housing, with labor, with a national plan and six and last we have to convince the israelis that finally if ever we shall have an agreement of the palestinians, it will be the result of the decisi

in the meantime he will be on his final day of the bus tour and paul ryan will be there as well. it will be new jersey governor chris christie and the formal announcement is expected today. i want to check in with sal on this early morning, good morning sal. >>> good morning, traffic is doing well if you are driving around the bay area, this morning's commute is moving along the freeze air. also this morning's commute is looking good if you are driving onto the bay bridge toll plaza no mange problems coming into the area. and there is light so far as you come through. >> yell, yesterday by the coast, 60ss and 7. >> sp land. and it will probably pick up again later on. the good news, there is a little bit of a westerly breeze and that's a good sign. you don't want it northeast so itings city very eye and a these west at 4:00 no closer to the y, but they beat the north east breeze any time of day. 70 in livermore, they were 103 and i forecasted 104, it was very close. west southwest travis, that is a message and also napa airport, both reporting a south winds at 5:00, this is also

so i will summarize again. i will point out of his intellect. education -- people who are educated save more, and a bit more. the data shows that if you improve education at the higher levels, you get more innovation. if you improve education at the lower levels, innovations tend to get adopted more quickly. education at the higher and lower levels both improve innovation. freedom leads to more innovation. people have the rights to their discoveries. it leads to more savings because people will say more when they believe their savings will not be confiscated. i will stop there. i went longer than i planned to. and i will take questions. [applause] >> the back to the first part of your presentation. from your perspective you have a very optimistic long-term view for the world. i am wondering -- i know this is a big subjects. if you take the european debt crisis situation. put that into perspective. are you still optimistic about europe japan? >> just about all of them have positive growth. if you look at the balance sheet and draw a conclusion to

those will continue. also quick moving fronts coming through the south here, should help states like georgia, the carolinas, but the big change in that pattern that we've been seeing is just not going to happen this fall, so we're still looking at very drastically dry conditions across the midwest and plains, maria. the dust bowl was in december, so unfortunately we still have a long way to go. >> thank you so much, we'll keep checking back. fast money beginning in a few minutes. melissa lee has a check in. >> hi, top of the hour, we have a very special edition of the show, we have carl ike, see what he has next for the company and what he is up to at navistar, and then we have mark from the doom and gloom report. and then, of course, we're trading all of the after hours action for cisco, on the conference call with traders and we'll give you the trade ahead of tomorrow's session. all of that and more tomorrow. see you then. >> all right, we'll be there. meanwhile, first, what will move your money in the

he will not yield and neither will we. [cheers and applause] >> i said earlier that the sacrifices in this war will not be shared equally by all americans. the president is the first to observe most of the sacrifices fall, as they have before, to the brave men and women of our armed forces. we may be good citizens, but make no mistake, they are the very best of us. [cheers and applause] >> it is an honor to live in a country that is so well and so bravely defended by such patriots. may god bless them, the living and the fallen, as he has blessed us with their service. for their families, for their friends, for america, for mankind, they sacrifice to affirm that right makes might, that good triumphs over each, that freedom is stronger than tyranny and that love is greater than hate. >> it is left to us to keep their generous ben faction alive and our country worthy of their courage. we should be thankful for the privilege. our nation's security doesn't depend on the heroism of every citizen, but we have to be worthy of the

there will be a lot more back- and-forth debate. we will see how that plays out. if lawmakers are supposed to have all this wrapped up by tuesday night. they have to have a deal by august 20 in order for this to appear on the ballot in november. >> the maryland senate could also take a vote today on a bill to address a recent court ruling on pit bulls. a senate committee approved a bill that would make dog owners liable for all dog bites regardless of creed. this comes after a maryland court of appeals ruling that singled out pit bulls as a dangerous breed and made landlords and other property owners liable for any attacks. >> around prince george's county, a man arrested and charged in connection with a murder in upper marlborough. 21-year-old marcus reed shot and killed ishmael during a fight on woodland boulevard early tuesday morning. the two did know each other. reed is being held without bond on first-degree murder. the tragic developments and related to wednesday's fire in capitol heights that killed a 5- year-old girl. her 15-year-old uncle ricky died yest