i'm not sure yet. >> reporter: i'm jeremy hubbard for "nightline" in boston. >> thanks to jeremy hubbardsting report. we'll be right back, but first, here's jimmy kimmel with what's coming up on jimmy kimmel. >> thanks, terry. tonight, christina apple gate, comedian shane mausz, and hugh hefner is here to invite us all to move in with him at his mans. hefner is here to invite us all to move in with him at his mans. wouldn't thatttttttttttttttttttt ok. what if i just had a small slice? i was good today, i deserve it! or, i could have a medium slice and some celery sticks and they would ccel each other out, right? or...ok. i could ha one large slice and jog in place as i eat it or...ok. how about one large slice while jogging in place followed by eight celery... mmm raspberrcheesecake... i have been thinking about this all day. wow, and you've lost weight! oh yeah, you're welcome. thank you! [ female announcer ] yop. with 30 delicious flavors yoplait. it is so good.

[applause] >> robert hubbard. >> as i look at this question, i thought about the days of the dust bowl, and i think somehow that spirit, that grit has transferred genetically to a lot of people in oklahoma. we have a do not quit spirit. we have a tremendous fight in us, and i think that is so extremely important in anything you do. most people that fail never get tough when you get knocked down, and if you have not been knocked down more than once, you have not tried a lot of things. i would like to promote the creative spirit of oklahomans. we have produced the the safeco district -- paseo district, an area for artists. we have the red earth festival that brings people from all over the united states. we have so many things. we create such a good climate for small business. we need to promote the fact that if you are somebody who has an idea, come to oklahoma. . . >> we have created politicians and encouraged a wine industry within our state borders. we turned around with our gross restores not being able to sell wine. in thene of five states country that cannot sell 4.6% beer in our

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well later in the hour financial analysts mark scott and stacey hubbard give their unique take on thelatest financial headlines that's about ten minutes from now but before that though let's get a look at what's happening in the world of business with stephanie. hello welcome to the business bulletin hello naughty it's two years since robert dudley then head of b.p. fred russia after a dispute with russian shareholders on tuesday he was to credit the new boss of b.p. taking office in october and in a final twist tony hayward to may return to russia as a director of t.i.n.k. b.p. saying i didn't read about reports. robert dudley has already earned his credit for handling of the gulf of mexico oil spill the gulf represents one third of the company's oil and gas was and refineries and his experience in russia where t.v. generates about a quarter of the abuse revenues and she should be well prepared to take over the whole company where she's likely true mean central to be peace jirga e.g. with analysts dismissing media reports that the company could sell a stake in its cash generator team

trucker you can see it through the bay area right now it is talking with bob continuing to see it hubbardnto the 8:00 hour the 9:00 are tender level we see the fog lifted all those sitting over the bay and along the coast. we will see fog in the northern parts of the peninsula. temperatures rain alkyl in the '50s and 53 in san francisco 53 in redwood city 56 in livermore 53 in fremont. your highs today below average 77 in petaluma 85 sonoma 74 and san rafael your temperatures at the coast but cool because of the dog 63 of pacifica 64 half moon bay over and let the other side '60s and '70s 64 richmond 67 berkeley 68 oakland 67 in san leandro. inland spot seeing some 90 degree readings 84 in concord 87 pittsburgh 89 in antioch make their way to the south bay '70s and '80s here 77 in sunnyvale and milpitas. 80 in campbell. a kron 7 day forecast continue to see pettifog a nice warmup low 90s in high 80s i '70s around the bay mid-60s that the cause. >> 751 take a look that the cars the way up in flames said s f o there was long-term parking lot somehow caught fire are around 1:00 this morning

. >> william hubbard there let me ask them this section are these the heaviest do they get lighter with section. >> are these the heaviest will these be the heaviest sections or will they get lighter as ago. >> these are the heaviest sections these are the largest as well. architecturally the tower tapirs so looks taller than it actually is this is the widest point. >> we will be here for the morning and give a progress report says they go along later this afternoon there will be a number of dignitaries for a celebration that will include mayor avenue some. and secretary. >> getting the update and making sure there on track. so far so good. >> we wanna take a look at about whether it is the same story over again that clouds and gray skies. >> same story this week that we saw the week before low clouds and fog but we are a truck like the bay bridge to see sunshine later on today. the golden gate bridge current conditions in san francisco keeping it cool because of widespread clouds and fog below average temperatures we will see a slight warming tomorrow. we will warming up for the weeken